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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-22
@tnaer's OSGbmaiebinc.

Die Sbneiter bieFser @tabt. iomie oae Pripuen. weIhe cine
cute q abmaf8 inc gu botsp wini4en!, iODts1 It4 ertnaern,
rasno cine anbere, uno 10 aud 8petmal 10 otel @elb
ttubrtmgt. 0nies ua4t uniere @iai ttnen 3u ben btItt9-
hen. wel6e i'm Wlarte fn6 N(ebr ais 5000 bapOu limb oGein
IN biefaer Stobt in Operation an &Dden, QSeiten uno ooien ue
Iabeu ibre Gtsner Oeer bic bamit arbeiter IN ben Stunb 8slest, lhP
IDS it, @Ge, melbe cine Der be item &&6maf 6tuen, Die
mn @jebrau6 limb. 6abeu m6dten, lpaten III unierer Office:
SEQ. 159 8alttmpreltraBe
ppripre6en, no @e6rau6s gnpejfun9et IN teut6er, eu9li9r,
hon,Sffder unb ipandher Sprade 5u BADEN inp uno 100 mir Sc
Zen, br cine MaI6ine Fault. auf %berieben arbetten lernsn.
@6tdt mad etnem @rernplar bon Sin9erS H6bmal6tnellr3 et
tuno. aQe MaI6inen lpereen elm 9an5eS Sabr nab lbrSm Nntaul
scn uns in ppuer Oreuun9 uo %Steparottcn 9ebalten.
CFb28iD SO. 6. 8roSertd, @sent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-22
Dol 8altimpre nah
Cincinnati

EB Cur Be Dllperen NenrtntBnabille.
@tnwlnNerer unb @eifente fpQter febr SpritAtts fem, ebe tie lire
giaette faufeh uaO fUaten tieielben MIR Sn I0l&en %ansefeaten
8eomten iaufen, mei6e ron ttrem @etalt leben, nh6t aber SCr
Ytatlern Uter 8mil&entrdeern, ia lie font Der @efntr ans9eIest
Fnb, beltwtnhelt su rerben ue ttr @ee tntfpuf ~aus9eben.
Our9fabrt8<8ilette
mad anen Steifen bes gBefens finb su baten Bet
Gb. s.. Silcebronct,
0eneral= @nnierdnteu=N gent Der 8altirtpre- unS
Obtpz @tienbdtn.
soOh $50. 81 Sbdr1e8Itr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-22

@D9nac unp Br9nDies.
Star6, &npup unb &c., Yenet. @aIiuon ub Co., giQeroton,
\Wer. etiquette nnb anbere Brdnbe ini Stpre unb GuStcrtbouie. h
Pra@t, @Oneiff u. Co., 116 a~Ombar6tr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-22
Icmers0 crfdbcranacm.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.

JohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
SO, 70 Secpnpltr.
Teuersl Martne= un6 Qcbcn8sNcrThcs
tgu rungS=Spmpa9nicn.
Si6erite llltO felfcIe GOnlpagnic.
yerIt9erun98z@ Comp. Der 8aqeD y. Biroi1ien.
NIT $3.50, 900 Capital.
9pnd6ur9sS er1t6erung8= Gcmp. y. 8iroiltien
nit 5000, 600 capital. T
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS emp. y. 8irstlieu,
init 5000, 900 Capital.
@9arter SafzSerIi9 .z@pmp. BON 6drtforb.
nit $3.50, 900 capital. W.
Seclrttq<Serlt4er1n98<@ cmp. bon Nem<0crf
3Cl Js NIT $270, 900 Capital. ~
@bSnir<S erftderun Comp. BON Nen.Ncrt
mi. $500, 900 GapttoI. 80
ttezSeritferrn98= Comp. +. New<Nprf
nit $270,O @apial. 0FT
WtprtdntfS ungSzGp1np. y. WepsWcrf
nit 5000, 900 capital. "T
Observation-Disclosures .>Spmp bon Nen,zOnrf
nit $3.50, 900 Gapital. oN"'
Wtercalttlle W1lttual Mqrtte
% nit $1,000, 600 Gapito[. tl.
Seretlll9te Staoten Seber8=N erftberunot ,c
NIT 81 ,25o,972 capital.
gtprtbertt vi urance=@ pn1p. BON 0a,,Sc,
nit 50, l94,1 III CAPITAL. 49,
we cDet pemerten 9pnlpo9nteer finn nm Sr oo.,s,.
St1ateS Wfarplane a~utbprfrt unb lrenirt. ~ S'S"'"At peS
Ue pn Dem unter6etdneten rerrdienttrten Somroon;eo, +
S.tp perLn9g9rss @apttal sum Oolen pben onoc,eSspsu
SeIIro9 oerannperti9 tr Die 3abun9 BON 8erIuften, ""o'V0O'"H
etiett. SEns ~ q oStlule gnnttib
Sreb. aifum, @urSebDr. oNV'"OEWe -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-22
@iaencr 'Soeero III GDlDsS tucrtb
lgIDcefter QnDnanft Q mn lGfoNt Nrfe nsAhof+ Z

wv tAJu
Sn Dem @ntpifelunsssans Der MnNetlung inS mir botiu. 40.
langt ben pertbSplfen unb rut6tefen Ttctl Sec StdbtoebiefHss
BON @gg Sartpr gitp In ben Grets Der @erbeHerunoen az ,ishsn
unb 1pts i'm Safentbetle Der Stabt 5u bent fir bas erfe TaufenS
sffeefeRten YreiS BON $l25 gum Nerfauf 3u trtnpet, unb ,rpar
su Der friberen @rSse1 pom 40bis $50 6uBs unb ntDnotliGen Sir.
sabluneen BON So. 5rsie DeebS In better 5prrn aarantirt. gTe
Snanertfndbme btefeS Staptttetls TT nun lupStl BON bSbaen
Sntere1e fur bic NartnbebGlterung 1s aud bteIe GetperbtrsihenNs
oasu ~rrdnsen. Dpds. gberften unb gerbtnbunesfra6en sie Elm
steamer iur 9erfelung heuer, rfeelnd6teer Werbtnbuna NIT
alersyprf unb Bottom, rerhen aus unb w1brenb Ser Gntmidsf"n.
0teies planes bon Der 9efeuf1oft eebaut, unb Ste IusfSbrnnSS
oteRs Yldues tptrb tn Surge ben Gsntralpunft fir bic unfaeaenSS
nndp unierer Stabt leBer.
BrGmten
tsfeRenb entreber tn einem 5000 aunbrat=gus arpeen csortsr
cper etner1 Tretttfet auf benz @efeaf6aftsbnntpflbtFe' iperbsn l.
mad Der gD1bl Su ben erften terfaufteH 1000 Qpts befoeoebsn )"
Ser tn Der GntrtGelune~r beertfene S~abrtfpIon leiSst Saburh
Mot nr tetne Beetntrd9ti8unG ipneern mug burd N~usfibruno
cbt9en 9nfenpIdneS ef fetne ganSe QDtGtiefett erlanoen. '""e
8abrifanten rel9e tire GtabIifenents mad @oa Sorbpr gits
ls9em persen ~abseleesn sDrt Der ~8hnfieen Gage Sipif8en giprbs unS
beutenfe @Crthetle eerinnen. IL "
pamphlets nsrben uneatseItlt& ~auseeSeben, unk natere ga8-
MOl9-9 M.aM8D .ssS .S&mtbt, Msent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
Affecting AnecdOte.

On one of the many bridges in Ghent,
stands two large brazen images of father
and son, who obtained this distinguished
mark Of admiration of their fellow citizens
by the following incident:
Both the father and son were. for some
offence against the State, condemned to die
Some favorable circumstances appearing on
the side of the son, he was granted a re-
mission of his sentence under certain pro-
visions; in short, he was offered pardon
on a most barbarous condition-namely.
that he would become the executoner OF
bis father. He at first resolutely refused
to preserve his life by means SO fatal and
detestable. This is not to be wondered at I:
for, let US hope, for the honor OF our ma
ture, that there are few sons who would
not have spurned with adherence, life on
a condition SO horrid and unnatural. The
son, though long infexible, was at length
overcome by The tears and entreaties of the
| fond father, who represented TO him that at
all events, his Qhe father's) life was for
| feited. and that it would be the greatest
possible consolation for him, in his last mo-
ments, to think that, in his death he was
the instrument of his sons preservation.
The youth consented TO adopt the horrible
means of recovering his life and liberty.
1 He lifted the axe, but as it was about to fall,
Ibis arm sank nerveless, and the axe drop
1 ped from his hand. Had he as many lives
as hairs, he could have yielded them one
| after another. ra,ha.s 4t-..s asaeain conceive.
much less perpetrate such an act. Life,
liberty, everything vanished before the
dearer interests of filial affection. He fell
upon his fathers neck, and embracing him,
triumphantly exclaimed" My father! my
father we die togetherl" and then called
for another executioner TO fulfil the sentence
of the law.
Hard must their hearts indeed be-be-
reft of every sense of virtue, every sensa-
ton of humanity-who could stand insens-
ible spectators of such scene. A sudden
peal of involuntary applause, mixed with
groans and sighs. rent the air. The exc
cution was suspended, and on a simple re-
port of the transaction TO the authorities,
both were pardoned. High rewards and
honors were conferred on the son, and fl
nally, these two admirable brazen images
were raised to commemorate transaction
so honorable TO human nature, and transmit
for the instruction and emulation of pos
terity. The statue represents the son IN the
very act of letting fall the axe.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

dealt with in the mo-t summary manner ty
ms raptors one OF the mosi influential aud
worthy citizens of the county acting us
judge, jury, and eNcculioner Amer order.
ing him 10 hr hung by the neck. lie very
coolly proceeded 10 execute the sen,snce,
llavmg hung him up until the 'yiial spark
was nearly extinct, he cut him down and
gave him breathing SPELL When suf.
ficiehly restored to undergo another swing
ing, he was again halercd, and suspended
for a few moments. Alter haying UNDER
gone this process five times, (oree each for
old Brown, Coppic, Cook, Stevens, and
liazlit,) he was kindly permilird To re-
trace his steps TO a mure congcnial climc,
bm not until he had been fairly admonishcd
that if ever caugh, in Virginia again, ho,
would have to take the sixth and fatal leap
II is said by those who Witnessed the whole
proceeding, that When the f low GO, loose
he ranlkea quarter nagi-7ityfheule ta,)
A0. tv #faNfr =. n .S tnssa 3s3esa y e.<it IA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
Country Meetin' Talk.

An Illinois editor, who sometimes has an
attack of Photography" attended a
country meetin'," where he took down the
following notes of different topics of con-
yersation at one time:
/" Vote for Lovejoy " exclaimed poll
tician, I'd as soon vote for William Lloyd
Garrison himself, loaded down as he is with
="
Two of the fattest beef critters you
ever set your eyes on" interrupted deal
er in cattle, " that | sold for
"That horrible yellow dress again " ex-
claimed Miss Spruce, in what might have
sounded like whisper if she had been or
the other side of the room painted, too
half an inch thick and wears"
Teeth and toe nails to get the Office
broke in another politician /" but the peo
nle will not trust him again, besides, he is
= Z. Spawned in both hind legs, wino-uToNcr
and foundered to boot, as | told Mr.. Jarvis
at the time
@One tea-cup full of butter, two of su
gar, three of -four, four eggs, and sprin
! kle of nutmeg makes
Both ends meet when the year come
round, poor wOnian ioi SHc i"S 80 -
children, the Oldest one blind, and
No saddle or bride TO ride him with
somebody stole it while was gone to Chi
cago Alter" ~.
..The long promised millenial day, whicI
is to be brought about through the minis
tration Of"
Two Dulchmen, monkey, and ham
organ 10 grind it, and oh J it made the tun
niest music, and the little figures dances
around like
.9,900 miles Of railroad track; an
this nj an estimate cost OF
@Fiye cents dozen. sold four her
,o Mrs. Wilson and the hawks carried oi
three besides any number of chickens, an
="
aSuch handsome young man ami
dancrs 50 beautifully. Did you ever see
handsomer pair of whiskers, or more II
sinnaiing-
Handle TO my new teapot, and Iomm
declared he hadn't touched il at all, and
knew Emily hadn't for she said she ha
been all the time
:. Running at the rate oi iwen'y-h'
miles an hour, With no headlights on, an
around curve at that, when the lecom'
five broke the bridge over
That young Miss Brown that had u
small pox last spring. They do say tn
! she Is going 10 marry
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

aiI-extreme poverty. And the pallid,
pinched features, the mournful but once
beautiful face, told me that the Injuries
were not for her. An invalid looked out
from his narrow window, whose pale lips
longed for the cool, fresh orange, for whose
comfort the tea, and the butter, and the fine
French roll were bought, with much sacri-
flee. And saw him sip the tea, and taste
the dainty bread, and praise the flavor of
the sweet butter, and turn with Frightening
eye 10 the golden fruit. And heard him
ask her kneeling by the smoky hearth, to
taste them with him. And as she set the
broken pan on edge to bake her coarse loaf,
| heard her say, 'By-and-by, when | am
hungry And 'hy-and-by,' when the white
lids ot the sufferer were closed in sleep, |
saw her bend over him with blessing in
her heart. And she laid the remnants of
the feast carefully by, and eat her bread
unmoistened.
j started from my reverie the grocer's
hard eye was upon me.
You're keeping better customers wait
inI.
Oh J l wanted TO tell him how poverty
and persecution, contempt and scorn, could
not dim the hearts fine gold, purified by
many a trial; that that woman, with her
little wants and holy sacrifice, was better in
the sight of God than many trumpet
tongued Dives, who gave that he might be
known of men, Oice Branch.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

" Two pointer dogs and the best gun in
town. wanted the gun the worst way,
and offered him"
"The scarlet fever and the whooping.
cough, and don't know what he hasn't had,
poor little darling. This is the first time
I've taken him out since"
The Mexican war, which I consider
perfectly unjustifiable unless il be on the
ground that"
"The preacher has comel" exclaimed a
boy, and depositing my report in my pock-
ct, proceeded into the sehool-house 10
muse upon the utility Of phonograpLy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

The PooR CusroNER--'How much
butierT
One half pound, if you please.
sAnd sugar?
Half pound
And these oranges
IIalf dozen, sur
You 20 by the halves to-day; well, what
else! BE speedy. rna'am, you're keeping
better customers waiting.
Half peck of Indian meal, and one
fine French roll,' said the woman but her
lin ouiyered, and she turned TO wipe away
trckling tear. -,
looked at her straw bonnet, all broken
at her faded shawl, her thin STOPPING form
her coarse garments, and / read poverty on
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
American & Foreign Patents

r.. III. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents,
Late Agent Of u S Patent oaee Washington under the
-uE Act of lS31J
IS STATE STREET, opposite kiiby Street, BOSTON.
FrER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
IA continues 20 Patents In the United States; also
in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
yeats specifications Bonds, Assignments and all Papers
Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms and with
despatch Researches made into American Foreign
woikS 10 determine the validity utility Of Patents In
yentonsand legal other advice rendered IN all
toucang the Copies hf the claims of Patent far
nished BY remitting 0ne Dollar Assignments recorded at
Washington
The Agency only the largest in New England but
through inventors have advantages for securing Patents
Of asoertaining the Fatentasiy q inventions unsurpassed
by, IL not imHseasrae superior any which be Of
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OF
FICE than the sahse er; and SUCCESS Is THE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGE AND ABILITY, he would add
he has abundant believe and prove that
other oce of the kind the charges for profession
al sriees moderate The immense practice Of the sub
shr during twenty past has enabled him TO aeeu-
sxulxe collection Of specifications and official dees-
ions relative TO patents,
These besides his extensive library Of legal and meehsn
ca works, and fun accounts Of patents granted in the
United States and Enrope render him able, beyond ques
ton, TO oer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity of journey Washington procure pa
tent and the usual delay there here saved invent
ors.
TEsrIMONIALs.
HI regard Mr. Eddy Of the capable uHd sso
esssf practitioners with whom have had official inter
| course" CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of Patents
~ have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
more capable Of putting their applications in form
them early and favorable consideration at the
Pasent Ohieci EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
ssBOsroN, February s. 1858.
MIR H. Eddy has made for TIL RTEEN applications
Of which patents have been granted and that
PsHdag Such unnistakeabe proof Of great taleb
ability his part leads 10 recommend al inventors
to apply him procure their patents, they NAV b,
having the m tul attention bestowed then
cases, aud at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.
From Sept 18th, 1857 to june 18th, ls the subscriber
in of his large practice made tcice rejected app
cations sIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which wa
decided in his favor by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, JAN l. 1860 L 81 r. II. EDDY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

VIE the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
w Court for the District ef Windsor. Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust all claims md demands Of all
persons aganst oRRIsoN n ALLARD, late Of Reading,
in said District deceased and the claims of the deceased
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that six
from the ninth day of November 1889, allow
ed for creditors present their claims TO said Comms
for examination and allowance, and that win
meet for purpose the dwelling house of Noah Briggs
In Plymouth the first Tuesdays of February and May
next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ on each of said days.
JOSEPH KENNEDY, f,r,,,;..io..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

VVE the Subscribers being dolly appointed by the Probate
w the district of Westminster. Commissioner
to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands OF al
persons against the Estate of ROSWELL s. 0SGO0D late
Rockingham in said District deceased and also all claim
aud demands exhibited In Offset thereto and six month";
from the second day Of November last being allowed by said
for purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend the business Of said appointment
the Office OF osgood Steele in Rockingham in sait
District the Saturdays in January and April next
10 o'clock A. NJ, until four O'Clock, p NJ, each o
said days. J. A. faRNswoRTH,l Commissioners
52.2 L. C. HUBBARD,
Dec. 20, A. D. 1853. ELIOT r. osGooD, Admir-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

Athens, J. C. Reffeld. i Londonderry. f. Barker
Brookhne Asa Flint So. Londonderry, 4. Walker
saxton's River, NJ Z. Barry. Putoey. u. b. Campbell
Rockingham, H. Billings Townshend Henry silsbury
Westminster N q. Pierce. Jacksonville H. W brigham
Grafton, Samuel Phelps. Wilmington, Origin Smith
Houghtonville J. II Putnam Windhafn. N. W Wood
Janialca D. Gilbert Dexter. w. awcshend, D. Sawyer
Windsor Comfy.
Springfield, Geo. c. Porter. ,, 4 Geo r. Barrett
Cavendish, L. q. Winston. ehes'eri 4. X. Clark.
Plymouth J. J. IIadley.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
Bellows Falls Times.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1860.

10 The Circulation of the Times i'm Bell
lows Fails and yicinisy. is Iargee lhum amy
other Paper and Is conscq ucnity the bcst
sssedinsn for Advertisins.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
GREAT REDUCTION Prices.

GkEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
have concluded to reduce my prices in DENTISTRY 80
that all will have 1t in their power to have GOOD TEETH
- LIST OF PRICES
Complete set upper and UNDER Gold plate BANDED S75C
Being s less than deRSfs ia this eieiaity charge,
Complete set Gold plate without band, $1,000
being e2O,00 less than others charge
Upper set Gold plate, BsxpEp S35 to $40
being 10 10 SIS less than others charge .f. II ="
Upper set Gold ate, without band, 2s to so
being 10 10 Sl2 less than others charge
Complete set patiDs plate continuous gum BANDED 90
being s3u less than others charge
Upper set Patina, HANDED. 40 90
being $40 less than others charge
Complete set Rubber, BANDED 5000
Being 80 10 $50 less than others charge =
Upper set Rubber, H,NpEp 25 TO $50
being 10 TO $50 less than Others charge
Complete set on Silver plate, BANDED 8
being 10 TO SIS less than others charge.
Complete set, Silver, without band $500
being SIS less than others charge.
Upper set Silver, BANDED 20 to s25
being TO siO hess than others charge.
Upper set Silver plate, without band, l2 to sl5OO
being to iolar less than others charge.
Cheop (cluenty ADJ ised for under pieces Is 10 500
G Gum teeth always used for permanent work and be-
beve no dentist when he tells you, Tip A do for
tooth ~ ~ In all gold plate ,hs II he Is
cARars fSEthe Patina aud Rubber PURE asd the sill.
Yer as ane as French and Spanish coin will refund the
MONEY. ~
80 cents cavity only will b. charged for the hest
gold Glfinat I and other filings In proportion.
lF All plate work and filing warranted
Electricity used in extracting Please give me A call
JOHN NJ. CoMEGYs,
Mine Street, lei Va.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

CCEssfBLE by Railroad, first station below South vcr-
N non Junction
the last Wednesdays OF Aug Nov, and Feb respectively
Large and beautiful Institute Buildings Appar-
atus Agricultural Department Gymnastic Club
ul exercise and the Most Popular and Experienced Teach
ers, among its Advantages
L. =. WARD, A. NJ. Principal;
Mrs. v. II. WARD Teacher of Ornamental DEPARTMENT.
Miss S. L. LEACH, Preeeptr-ss
SEVERN SCliNE ELL Native Of Germany Teacher of Ger
l.. EMERSON, Teacher Of Music Instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal in the Preparation Of
Teachers, and from Gentlemen of High Scientific
ment, before the Agricultural department will be given.
Letters for Rooms Sc Boarding NAV
sent to v. WARD, Bernardston, Mass Board neuiing
all Incidental Expenses furnished in private families
at the Uusman Hail. under Of the Teachers 81
per week. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
POETR Y
TAKE NO THoueHr FOR ro-MoRRo,

Poor heart, why clog thyself
with weights thou needs not bcarl
Enough for every passing day
Is its own load Of care.
Why he In haste to pay
debt before It's due
SO soon liie's sorrows come, why run
To catch their distant view
Oh. let to-morrow's woe
In wise conecalment rrst;
Do not her fightful yisage trace,
And wear it on thy breast.
Enjoy, endure, and 80,
From vain forebodings free,
And make fes bittcrest moments Yield
Their lingering sweets TO thee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

enoush, but the lady of the house insisted
that ! was an Abolitonist that coming as
! did from Indiana, l was not entitled 10
belief A gentleman came into my room
un'nvited, and questioned me in an impu.
dent manner. applied to minister who
said he would be glad 10 assist me, but
would advise me not 10 stay during the ex-
citement. 1t was in consequence Of this
that was compelled to leave In ad,li-
'ion to this, The conductor q the train up-
on which the blind lady and her sister ar
rived, told us, in the presence of a number
OF gentlemen, that the ladies' were not per-
miited to remain. IL, was asked ii he
knew them, and upon replying that he did
not, was told that they could not stay
there
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
MORRIS BAILEY, M. d.,

& uontAt Ds,
# PHYSICIAN AND ELECTRoPATHIST,
i@& Once and Residence Atkinson Street,
BELLOWS fALLs, VT.
DR. Bailey treats Nervous aud Chronic diseases by new
and highly approved system of Medical Elect ropsthy 1873
ELECTRICITY USED IN EXTRACTING TEETH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
Chron;

], ls&
,t tenye'fI
be MediaI
sn. EsrrI
iscase,@I
IS. fwsJ
ism 10 III
nthesiSsI
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*. III. EDDY, SoIicitor OF Pntcnts,
Late Agent Of U. s. Patent Office Washington under III,
.fr Act Of 1871
rs STATE STREET, opposite kilby Street, BOSTON.
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sToUGHToN & GRANT,

# STOUGHTON GRANT,
& &ATToRNEYs AND CoussELLoRs AT LAW
I'D Solicitors in chaneery BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
# Office in wentwertl's New Building.
/. h. sTouGHToS- L. A. GRANT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

ca NorrnpF. Stsarnss Of Greenfield,
Mass, straish,-cat Democrat, was re
Gently driven from Georgetown. s. &.
where he went 10 ell maps because be
was from the Ncrih.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

Two persons, whose presence was con-
sidered undesirable on account of abolition
ism, were ridden on rail at Kirgstree, s.
c., on Wednesday of last week. One was
an old man, and the other young man Of
good personal appearance. They were
carried about the village, borne by negroes,
and compelled to sing while travelling in
this manner. They were then turned loose,
They took the noon train for Charleston
but the other passengers refusing to ride
with them they were put out of the train,
at ST. Stephens station. 1sa'