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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21
tcfnlOnf News.

AssauLT.-On Thursday evening. = Mr.
Carver, of Pawlet, while coming from the
Fair grounds with an acquaintance. was
braially assaulted and struck ON Tho bood
win club by james McQuade as he was
passing the house of Joseph Doherty. few
rods north of Moons brook He was taken
INTO the Huntoon House and DIR. Sanborp
Immediately sent for, who found the skpll
so much broken as to render trepannin.
necessary Quade was arrested ana Is now
in Jail.
James Dunn stole horse fiom = NJ.
Buck, at Crown Point, y. y, few davs
since, administered poison 10 the animal and
hen traded It wirh a Mr.. Henry of Wood
STOCK After the horse was deed the ,b;er
gone The owner appeared, and by an in.
genious conirivance of officers and others
Dunn was arrestedat Whitehall. HE'S an
old offender.
PATENTs.-Were issued 10 the followin,
ermon'ers, on the ith inst. Elhanan W
ormsbee Of Montpelier, for improvement, ),
apparatus for collecting sap from trees +.
VIM D. Thomas Of AIOrristOwn, or improve.
ment in furAaees.
SAB tALANirr.-Mrs. Bebee, wife Of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

CAMPAIGN NoTEs.-Everywhere Hunt,
Brooks and the co-traders of the American
party in New-York get rebuked by the very
people whose votes they have undertaken
to sell. Several Fillmore voters of Wy
omng county now come out in card
saying they intend to support Lincoln rath-
er than that the plan Of sending the election
into the House shall succeed.
The Bangor (Me) Union Breckenridge
paper that processes to look with the utmost
satisfaction upon the republican victory in
that state, shows that in fifteen towns in
Maine where Senator Douglan spoke there
was net democratic loss of 1853 votes.
Fh9 Republican State Committee of
Maine, which canvassed the State, estimated
the Republican majority at j,432, but the
result has exceeded their calculation.
The Breckenridge party in this state is as
weak as the old fellows horse when he had
to have help to draw his last breath. They
are to weak to draw anything but their pay
bath (lHe.) Times.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

BELL-EyERETT.--At the State eopren-
tIou OF the BellEvere,t party of this State.
Rev. john Wheeler Of Burlington, and G..
W. Pricllard of Bradford were nominated
as Electors at large, and L. NJ. Bass of
Midlll bury, A. S. Hyde of St. Adams.
and our friend l. N Thorn of Bratrleboro.
as district electors. If the whole ticket
through was as good as the last above
named 1--WE doubt is he does no. favor Lin
coin quite as much as Bell,) we should liLe
to support il and would not ask Rev. John
Wheeler, ID. D., if he remembers his free
soil speech a, Essex Junction in 1851. AT
that time he was against slavery extension.
now he viii have nothing TO do with his
sben, Anti-Slavery professions. but ike the
priest and ierite Of old passes by on the
s'her side.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

MASS MEETING AT CLAREMoSr.---
There was grand mass meeting of Re
publicans of New Hampshire, at Claremont,
Thursday of last week. 1t was the occa-
sions Ike presentation. OF banner by the
Republicans Of keene, TO the Republicans
o Claremont, it having been won by the
latter for having made the greatest sain at
the election last March. A very excellent
and able speech was made by Hon. +. NJ.
Edwards Of keene the representative in
Congress from that district. Speeches were
also made by Hon. Charles A. Phelps of
Boston, and Hon. Mason w. Tappan, of
the highes, order. Quite number Of Yer
'nenters were three, among whom were the
Wide Awakes of Springfield, who wore
very neat and tasty uniforms. In the eve
aing there was grand torch light process
sion. We observe that DR.. Tolles. former
iy OF Reading, in this State, was nominated
tor presidential eleetor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

SUSPECTED POISONING CAsE.-A ecu
pie ofweeks since man named Eli Wilson,
of Alstead, n. III, died quite unexpectedly.
lie had been i'll, but was conyalescent, the
physician deeming him out of danger when
suddenly he became much worse and died.
lie was buried, but his son becoming sns-
picious of foul play, had the corpse disin-
TERED, and the stomach sent off for analy
cation. This was done upon supposition
that his wife, who had lived very unhapply
with him, had poisoned him.--frgus.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

ming pure Doug'aS ticko for electors from
hegnirg TO end. The Bell and Brcckin-
ridge ticket contains the name of one of the
Douglas electors, and aroher quasi Douglas
mans but The Douglas party are not mollif-
ed by that bit II the Breckiuridge and
Bell voters have mind to elect one of
their electors, very good but they are
not going TO choose any Breckenridge or Bell
men because Of thah
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

DEATH OF A VERMONT EDIToR.-We
regrct to learn that Hon, Charles G.. East
man, editor OF the Montpelier Patriot, died
In that village on Sunday last. Mai. East
man has long been known in the public af-
fairs OF this State He was son of Rev.
benjamin Eastman, and was born at FRYE
burg, Maine, in 1916. While youth, he
removed to This State, where he has ever
since resided, and has always been demo-
cratic politician. He began editorial life
during the administration of Mr.. Van Blu
rem, by establishing a small weekly Journal
at johnson, which he conducted with pecal
Iar tact and ability. He afterward went 10
Woodstock, and commenced the publication
of the Spir1fcf the Age. In the year 1886
he removed to Montpelier, and became the
proprietor of the Vermont Patriot, an old
and leading Democratic journal, which Ire
published and edited to the time Of his
death. BY the coalition OF democrats and
free soilers Of Washington County Ire was
elected to the State Senate, in 1852 and
1903, and we believe he has been men,
Der of every National Democratic conven-
ton since 1913. The last time we saw
him he was on his way to Charleston, in
April At that place and at Baltimore,
and up to the time Of lis death, he was
steadtast in the support Of Douglas. ffe
was the author Of a book of poems, which
contained many pieces of mueh beauty and
merit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

The following interesting statistics are
CLEANED from the report Of The Secretary of
the Board Of Education, made at the recent
meeting at St. Jolnsbury:
Whole number of children in the State
$4,000, OF schools, 2I54 of teachers, 1885.
Averan &c attendace, 1900, or about fffy
per cent. More than 1900 have not at
tended school at all. Number of instances
of hardness, 100000; of corporeal punish
ment, 1882. Only 1876 districts have die
tionary of any kind; ll5 have globes $40
outline maps. Whole expense of the year,
$40500O.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

botker Captured and to be Skot.-hd-
vices have been received at New ORLEANS .,
The capture of flibusier Walker and his
array Of seventy men, by Mexican troops
under Alvarez, taken 10 The spot Of the ill
buster camp on British war vessel. They
we're all brought back TO Truxillo anal de-
hVered over TO the authorities, by whom. il
IS said, the decision has been reached tha,
Walker and Gen, Kubles are 10 be- sha,
Walkers men were very destitute and many
OF tie sick were permitted TO return TO the
United States on condition that they never
engage in another expedition against Cen
irai America The Guatemala expedition
from omoa arrived after the capture and /, {
course tco late.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

Fr;ED AND REFUsED.-The fusion in
New York has, we regret TO say. fcIl
through The Douglas wing refused The
proposition Of the BIeckinridse party TO
~, part sf their electoral ,icket on will,
Beb aad DOusl,s. New ferk Is abandon
ed ard tue last effort and all the spare "a. h
is row to be spent in Pennsylvsnia, where
We have always supposed would be the final
hate ground. Bst even Prnnsylvsnia
hooks hard for them. At large Douclas
mee irg n Philadelphia, on SATURDAY eve
ning last, they resolved unanimously acaiss,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

The voters Of Ludlow voted unanimous
y against releasing Montpelier from that
Bond Their Town represeRtathe was
instructed accordingly.
Rather late. There can be but little
doubt that all the response the frcemrn Of
Ludlow will get, will be another S30.O0O
appropriation next month, and eventually a
debt saddied on the State, OF more tlsn
100000. The ludlow people are right.
We have vssyvcated their sloctrne ever
since the question came ups but for more
Shan yesr have had to do ii entirely atone.
Hhrcc years ago the "men most noted for
wisdom and virtue " f9 voted to build a
State House at Montpelier, whose citizens
voluntarily gave bond for its erection.
The people very innocently supposed the
bond 10 have been made and given in good
faith, but most of them have lived to see
shat il was nothing but a contemplate cheat.
last year when members OF the legislature
opposed the appropriation bill, men cried
repudiation,' but it was enly the cry of
the thief when the sheriff is in hot pursuit
Men crying reputation and all the time d :
ing their utmost to get rid of and rfpediot-
eng bond which but tive short years before
they themselves helped TO make! But it is
perhaps, useless 10 waste words on this sub
lect Men who once advocated good faith
in this matter, have deserted, and those who
stand by virtue are the exceptions, as usual
1he tax payers can ruminate on il for the
next thirty years, al their leisure.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

$1,000 = YEAG made by any one With $40 Patent
~ I-OO Stencil Tools stock enough included 20 n
tail for $50 With activity this amount NAV be realised
N Two weeks time The only reliable these To
Is az fuiam American Stencil Tool Works the largest and
9hly permanent Mandatory 10 the World, located At
Springfield, VT Saiesrooms az broadway New York :
Merchants Exchange Boston, and Springfield Vt. Ph0
graphic view Of the American Stencil Tool Works be
az the TINES oFToE These Works command the sxc ss
and entire control Of the whole River all seasons aud
machinery for manufacturing Stencil Toos driven
ter wheel Of seventyhve herse power soring
unlimited advantages which other prefer
70 elan. The Sl0 outfit Is Fr cutting small name p
and business rsrs Tools for cutting large work Of ali ~
furnished for @5 No experience is necessary using s
Of these Tools Do not fail 70 send m samples and circular
And If you buy Stencil Tools be get Fulhms a,
they are universally known be the only perfect cut;
Isols made Address or apply 10 A. j. FULLAN
Springfield Vt, ID Merchants Exchange, Boston, OF u
Broadway. New York. q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

DR. SWEET fSFALLIBLE LINrIENF ron uoD,.
unFyaled by any, in and all cases Of Iarneps yee
hsm sprFins, Bruises or Wrenehns its elect n 49, aaH
certain Harness Saddle Calls Scratches Map@s \ R
VIII also cure speedily, SPAWN and Ringbone ma, y
prevented and cured in their incifent stages Int
cases are beyond the possibility Of rafieqi ~ Nll
q tive KIND however Is desperate OF hopeless n, "
he alieviated BY this Iiniuens and ITS mitlrfA 500
VIII always remove the Lamentss, snd euasle The 49,.
travel with comparative ease 'N
Every horse osncr shsnll heaye tins reSac,l Al h.,
rs timely use at the first appearance u Iasne6.ss
uaA prevent those Formidable diseases mentioned q, ~,
All horses are Liable and which render :, mcnv 90. ~
valuable horse nearly worthless See advertisement 49,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

STATE FArR.-The Vermont State fair
was held at Burlington last week it was not
as successful as former ones, but still gave
general satisfaction. The entire abs, nee
OF cattle of course made most of the DIFF
trrance. The show &c hosses and sheen
was good as usual, the premiums were
mostly taken by people of Burlington or
that vicinity. On Bulrusb stations. j. B.
" es'on,of plymouth took first premium and
Nathan CuShing Of Woodstock took pre-
MUM on his Spanish Merino Sheep.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

An ADNERTrsENENr. A western paner
contains the following advertisement. Who
can give the needful information:
Boy LosT.-Lef Washington. d. C..
some time IN July, TO 90 home to his moth
er IN New York. lie has rot reached his
mother, who is very anxious about him.
lie has been seen at Philadelphia. New
1 ork city, Hartford CT. aud at a cIam-bake
IN Rhode Island. lie has been heard from
at Boston, Portland. Augusta and Boston
Is feared that he has become insane ppon
the subject Of popular sovereignty" ue
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21
SPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPAULDESG's PREPARED GLUE.
sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TIE PIECES

h'oNohh! DISPATCH
ia SnTcHR TINE SAVES NISE.nCg
As accidents will happen even in well.reSulaed fam
e very desirable to have cheap and convsnaui ssy
or repairing Furniture, Toys, Crcckery etc sPACLh
NV PkEPAkED GLUE meets sl such emergencies ana
nc household can AFFORD to be wtthsust Itisalsays %
ana up 70 the sticking point There Is no longer ne
or hinpfns chars plintered veuecrs, headiess dolls a
btoken cradles IL Is Just the article for cone she'll adj
other ornamental work popular with ladies Of rape
ana taste This admirable preparation Is used cold benz
heia IN solution and possessing all the valuab
~ the place OF ordinary muciage being vastly more ah
I'VE. USEFUL ~ EVERY HOUSE. n IA Brush &C.
companies each bottle, Price, % cents Wholesale Dept
Box No. 36l0, New York
fut up Tor Dealers IN Gases containing four shL ana
Twelve tozen beautiful thograph ShowCar accompany
ing each package single bottle OF Spaalpcs PHyad
Ine VII save ten times its annually 70 every
hoid sold by all prominent Statoners Drugrsts Hard
ware aud Furniture dealers, Grocers and taBcy soe
country merchants should make a note Of Spautugs
any climate. lGH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

O. The taiedo0idj,, claims. until some one
bids elsewhere, that Caledonia is the banner
County in the state election. We must put
!" bid for old Windsor County, which in
creased her vote 0lu from last year, while
Caledonia increased hers la. Old Wind.
sor takes the hanneS this year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

is about five feet nothing in height, and
about the same in diameter the other way,
has red face, short legs, and n large belly.
Answers TO the name Of Little Giant
Talks a great deal, andycry loudi always
about himself Has an idea that he Is n
candidate for tie presidency. Had ON,
when he left dn,b pants, a white vest, and
blue coat with brass buttons; the tail very
near the ground. Any information concern
ing him will be gratefully received by his
afflicted mother.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

Orestes A. Brownson, originally radical
Democrat, and always profound thinker
and able writer, has given in his adhesion
to the Republican party, In speech at
Elizabeth, New Jersey, last week, he came
out in favor of Lincoln and Hamlin.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

CnEsrEla-- DR., ], y, Moore, who was
o. lised 10 move recently on short notice
is now located opposite the congregational
charch, and Is ready to receive and wait
upon his cd customers with good assert.
ment Of drugs md medicines, besides grocer
les. We commend the pr MS worthy of
a full share of public patronage.
The Academy commenced its fall term
with 90 students.
N L. Nourse has taken rooms over
Adams and Lees store. lie was also enc
of those who had TO move on quick time
by the late fire. lie is nov ready to give
you fits" and ''suits." Give him call.
p. II. Robbins, at the depot, is increas
ing his stock to keep up with the demand.
His assortment Of hard ware is not excell-
eth in the county.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

JAMAICA Pierce, Dexter a. Co. of
Jamaica, make proclamation this week; they
are doing large business. Reason-they
let the people know where they are and
what they have got.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

WIDsoR CorNrY FAR-The annual
fair of the Windsor Coany Agricultural
Society will be held AT Woodstock on We'd
nesdoy, Thursday and Friday OF next
week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

a few days since a physician I'll.
who Is so much like the civ u, y l1lSda
people can tell one brother sroa 'N taal 6,
was called upon by a young gep, I tO'le'
fair domsel on his arm, who w,S ,''I M VII
and blushes, to obtain certificate 81 @ 'Nia
oh" responded the physician, n IR' "a (:
manner, iii Is my brother that Won !" US Us Oas
before marriage ; my call comes aS OP,
NerbUrB,ort Herald. "''cFTaId'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

The following, copied for the Norh
american, is what the papers said of the
Prince of Wales in 1913:
Tie Prince Of Wdles's Establishments
We perceive by Fridays Gazette that the
Prince OF Wales has got Chancellor and
an Attorney General but it is not univers-
ally known that on that day ms Royal High
ness had a wooden scmamouch and tin
soldier. When Mr. Pemberon, the Chan
celloF OF the Royal Infant, went TO kiss
hands on his appointment, the Prince play
fully possessed himself of the nose of the
newIy-eonstituted dignity. We understand
the fact Of his Royal Highness having ex-
perienced this addition to his state, was an
nounced TO his Royal Ifighness by the
Dowager Lady Littleton in the following
very appropriate words:
'Sal he have a chancellor? Yes that he
sal, little peshious. He shan't he troubled
with little conscience. No, that he shant
But he sal have chancellor, all to.his little
sell, to keep his little conscience for him.
(Hush-a-by, baby, on the tree top.) And
an Attorney General too to advocate his
little rights, and do all his little business for
him. (Baby, baby, hunting) They shan't
worry him with nasty accounts. No. that
they shan't, but he will have little auditor.
won't he. Zone, two, buckle my shoe.9)
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

all fusion with Brcckinlilgo and Coz.
Johnson, candidate for Vice President, with
po"sL'S, will stump. the State tlr the
straight Dous'as ticket
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

Last week man broke Jail at St. Johns
bury and made good his escape. If we
remember, the escapes from this Jail have
been quite frequent of late. What's the
trouble: Is it the Jail OF the ailor?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

Mo.Srs. 5. W. FOwlr & Co. JAMAICA VI, Mynp
nehtcmen ABOUT seventeen years ara
with DgsPePSta, with it, attendant nainfnI a S ats
sensations, from which fora long time sulir asgsl
tried many remedies aud consulted emjnn, ~ vnlhsh
resHd g my case but found relief trie5 s saaa
sAsFh OF det, but Innd could not starva ~, w III
uoh NY system About five years since / M ~ has
ssteht urgency ofiny friends, induced to max Y TO-
hl.fsRs from the of which
ll'I'uiSe Telet ana By the continued use Of t'
SIX bottles found Ingself entirely yslisrsJ s S1 tBe
Trouble. occasionally at long Intervals ,prin. !ha
,nee year, have iet slight symptoms Of rcs. NV
nass hut dose Of the Bitters l. suffci.nt =, uin o
'nihcuity fwoud ad,ise all ayspeptics ~ REMOVE 10
~ ~ % We INC oxfGENArEp DITTERs without ~ a,s
respectfully. F''s"a 1yi. relief Toa
prepared by SETH W. FOWIF 3 ~ a-.. "AAp
,av ny y MOORE Bellows Fails; D. n Cvsiii,SSl
DrIseP9rti b. 3 sABlN, Jr. saxtons River; ~ Can
heekingham N. :. WEEKS. Grafton: o SS,nnlNOL
FIELD, Townshend Il. WILCOX. wrstmIns,e, H,v1iiEE
LARK and l. n THORN, Brattleboro: s p S S1sEpE
fhyettevill aud by dealers everywhere Ai.s y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

In New-'Iersey, where, contrary to the
custom elsewhere, the Breckenridge and
Bell fractions have united. the D,uglas
party continue obstinate and will not come
INTO the arrangement. They presist in run
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

Rmlmd Cowfey-A bear was killed last
week in Searsburg, weighing 500 lbs.
TuIEvlNG.-Thc dwelling house Of Mr..
Samuel Webster of Fairfax was broken in
to ON Friday night hast, and watch worth
thirty dollars and other articles in value of
about the same amount stolen. The thief
cut through the sash so as to move the spring
with curiously wrought chisel, which was
left behind.
AccIpENTs.-Mrs. McCulley, of West
Rutland, while travelling on the Railroad
track on Friday evening last was overtak-
en- by the Saratoga train, and knocked into
the ditch. Her head is cut ard an arm
broken. She is likely to recover.
James Burns got caught in belt at Shell
don Slasuns marble quarries, last week and
was taken up TO shaft from which he fell
down, "A feet, and broke his leg above the
knee.
Joseph Wheeler of West Rutland, in the
employ Of Gen. Baxter, got his leg broke
above the knee, by his horse starting and
throwing him out of wagon when a barrel
of -four fell upon him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

4 Startling Trud - Hundreds die an.
'uaily. from neglected coughs and colds.
WHEN 10y tue use OF a single bottle If Dr..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21
THE oxYcENArrp p,rr

The qualities Of this me lieiue have placed d
perishablo foundation In DESTROYING d.o,. upoonh
health, II has no parallel 'ndiOha
For the following Complaints these n,,,...
via Dyspepsia, ar Indigestion, IFear, By,, WA
hr'"e's' Lo" Of .ippsti'e, Heasacts, and t y
Ia many sections Of our country this pr,n,,,,.. ~"
s'S'ly used BY physicians in their practice ana 'sa
have restored many to health who scr, ''eat
the reaeh OF the healing art SFl"cn'tD' gs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

Dana Debee of Pittslord, who has been con-
lined to her bed by sickness for some time,
IN the absence of the hired girl at the Rut-
land County Fair, on Friday last, and while
her husband had fell asleep on the floor, leit
her bed and crawled ON her hands and knees
to brook some 20rodS from the house and
drowned herself, where the water was only
two feet deep. The act was undoubtedly
done while the patient was temporarily der
meed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

An ogent has been semitic ATTAIN,
the money. The goyernmsn, ,p' 'oeOl,
it for making 50 unfit an anno;0, usNl to b
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21
D- HOPE POETRY OF PnYsIc Z

G~ HoPE-PoETT,Y or PHYsIc. m
Let the sick TO Herrick 70,
Who'd be sick, lid like 10 know
Such cures his rus do make
Smiles, lovely smiles shall deck the hyov
Where gioominess rampant now
And hope anew shall wake.
O. Hsrrtsks maiehess Pills startle the r,,,L -.
their Gurus This Is the season to use them IsrI ~
70 cts boxes sl00 sos Advertisement SS5
Or e. II siIoLES, EcLEcrIe PHYstcfAS. gives p,r,,.
attention 70 diseases OF the geiioiaary organs mi ~
umn. " ''''at GU
June 26, 1850. Mq
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

Uisim's Rdisom IF UH Che7H their
lives could he preserved 10 green old age