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various Items.

Gahgnani says that Dr. Hartung has sue
cessiully applied citric acid to the cure of
rheumatism. 1t Is not as expensive as lem
on Juice, which Is recommended by. Drs.
Rees, DalrympIe. Perkins and Others
Twenty grammes of the acid in two hun
dred and fifty of water, administered in the
course of from fifteen TO thirty-six hours,
generally effects cure in ten or fifteen
days. The affected part is wrapped in wad-
ding.
A lady in one of the rural districts Of
Dauphin County, Pa. whose mind had been
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resigned to take the conduciorship on the
New Haven, Hartford, and Springfield
Railroad. lie will make capital con.
ductor.
The following is from an exchange, and
will do for this latitude -" Persons wish
to see the editor will generally find him at
the printing office. In his absence, howey
er invitations to dine, and challenges to
fight, should either be left with the printers
or in our table drawer"
MAsoNIc.-The following are the OH
GERS of King Solomon's Lodge, No Is, for
the current year &C. L. Newcomb, Mas
ter; s. c, Fleming, J. w; j. ID, Perkins,
5. W.; Aaron Arms, Treasurer; Geo. o.
Guild, Secretary; L. A. Grant, S. ID. :;
Geo. A. Graves, J. ID. VIM. Stone, Peter
Brewer, Stewards; Geo. ii. Stone, Tyler.
O. p Pease has present. Of one Of the Kerosene
oil lamps Of which he keePsa supply for eBeRoles
Fails Times. " NJ" 20 tlf
Glad you have received more light r-
now let it shine, and burn out the offensive
odor' that arises from your neighbours
dark lantern.'- Claremon Aduocate.
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The Springfield Republican.

The Leading New England Family News
paper.-An Independent Political Relig-
ious, Literary and News Journal.-Publish-
ed at Springfield, Massachusetts, by SAM
UEL BowLEs & COMPANY, Daily, Tri-
Weekly, and Weekly.
TIE Kepuoacda is the only paper in the
country That gives full and thorough sum-
mary Of all New England News. From
four 10 eight columns are given up each
week 10 this department
DIR. j. C. HOLLAND (.Timothy Tit
comb') is one of the Proprietors, and a
constant contributor to its editorial columns.
He writes for no other paper.
On the first of January, The Republican
will commence the publication of an Orig
iaol Noeet of 4ntertcaa Life and Chdac-
ter, which win be continued weekly and
completed in about six months. 1t is writ
ten expressly for its columns by an eminent
literary lady of New York, whose contribu-
lions to The Republican and New York
Ledger have won for her an envia bic repu-
tation among The women writers of Ameri-
ca. This novel is her latest and most elab-
crate achievement, and we anticipate for 1t
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ter up Of the club); forty copies $40 (and
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one hundred copies 500 land copy OF
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The Tn WeeHy Republican will contain
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in The Weekly Republican, comprehensive
and faithful as we always intend it shall be,
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Saturdays, the daily paper appears on
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

FIRE IN FELCHvrLLE.-The dry house
connected with the new wooden mill of
Prosper Merrill, and contents, was entirely
consumed by fire on Wednesday morning
last. 1t broke out about half past four, and
is supposed to have been caused by sparks
from the stove chimney coming in contact
with the cotton while the Waterman was
putting in wood. About 500 lbs. wool and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
MARRIAGES.

In Bellows Falls, Jan TO- by Rev, VIM. H. Wight, Mr. f.
j. HUBBARD, and Miss JULIETTA GUILD, both Of Wal
poll, N. H. s 81 '&& 81 R a&# g54 HF. Hf
In Woodstock, Jan S, by Rev DR. Clement Mr.. CiIAs.
CARPENTER and Miss CARRIE JOHNSON, both of Bridge
water.
At the Unitarian Church, walpole Christmas SUNDAY
Dec. 2 by Rev q H. Knapp Mr.. s. NJ. BATES and Miss
FANNIE STEARNS.
neighborng forest whose rich deep green together
the breath of friendship and the mystic wreath
and orange blossom which encrced the brow
BRIDE made forget, for whie the cold blasts OF
northern winter, and the snowy mantle which lay in such
delicate folds the bosom Of old mother May
life of the happy pair be long echo Of the motto Glory
God" and the evergreen lift symbol of immortal beauty
which Enthusiastically sreathed the words be emblemacl
the freshness aud purity spent in
ing God and humanity.
In Wilmington. Jan l. by 5, P. Fagg, Esq, Mr.. JAMES
j. CAMPBELL, of Nottingham, and Miss SARAH NJ VII
cox Of Wilmington. e
In Wilmington, Jan l. by the Rev. F. T DAILY, Mr.. HEN
RY @. ATKINS, and Miss LYNDA II. TILLoTsoN, both OF
Wilmington. 1851
In Ashfeld, Mass Dec IS in St. Johns Church. by Rev
G. II Gardiner, WIN. b. CHASE. NJ. d.. Of Jamaica and
MARIETTA G. BEMENr of Ashfeld only daughter of the
late Jasper Dement, Esq.
In Fayetteyle Jan. 2, by Rev. o. Warren Mr.. FRANK
W. HARRIS of Bratteboro, and Miss JENNIE A. WAR
REM of The former place
In South Londonderry, Jan. 1st by Rev Sem Pierce,
plymouth, Mfr. CHARLES III. MILLER, of Chester, and
Miss MARION IDA PIERCE, of $. l..
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

H t Wednesday. Jan. IL.
At market 725 Cattle about 600 Reeves l25 Stores
consisting of Working Oxen Mich Cows, on. two
three years old. ,t., 4s.8 I'd Is s7. .ss IN.
Prices of Market BeefEstra 81 % o. ISL first quality
% second quality 50 80 third quality SO "a; ordn
airy SO co. 4I
Working 0xen--None. 81 -
Cows aud Calves rs, 40 a SCI. ...
Yearlings; None two years old $3.50 81 three years
old "a a. rs.
Sheep and bambs $50 at market. Prices-Inlots So
a 80 50 each. Extra So 81 81 each or a. &c per h.
Hides q Gle Ttiow, Z a. &c ~
Pels 30 q 81 % each. Calf Skins 10 a lie p ib.
NUMBER FROM EACH sTkTH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

''The Diamond Aaas is jewel of book )"
Lieut. Hdury. 1t shows each fo,cH line with all
the ideluy Of a Stale Map. 1t gives Map OF
every State, Territory and County in the world,
with new and full description of ea.h, in two
volumes. Every family in the State will be
called on and given an opportunity to subscribe.
1t cost less than one half the price of any other
Atlas and is Of equal value. James Miller, Gen
sral Agent, Passumpsic, Vermont.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

FESTIVAL AT WEsrNsysTEE.-TAei Ia
dies fair at Westminster on Wednesday eve
ming of last week was pleasant and success
fiil TO the close. The tableauk represented
different stages Of matrimonial life, and
created much applause. The receipts
amounted to some $50.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
SPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE! t
sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES

ECONOMft st. ~ DISPATCH
D-"A SrircH IN TINE SAVES NIsEnn
As accidents will happen In wellreguated families
II very desirable to CHEAP
for repairing Furniture, Toys Coekery, etc SPAULD-
lNGS PREPARED GLUE meets all such emergencies, and
household afford TO be without It, Its always ready
and to the sticking point There is longer necessity
for limpiog chairs splntered sepcers eadess dos
broken cradles 1t just the article for she'll
other ornamental work popular with ladies of refinement
and taste This admirable preparation Is used cold, being
chemically held in solution and possessing all the valuable
qua tiles of the best cabinet makers may
in the place Of ordinary mociagc. being vastly ahes
i've. USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE. N. B-A Brush
companies each bottle Price, 25 cents WHOLESALE Depot
No. 81 Piatt st. New York. Address II. SPAULDING,
Box No. 5000, New York. %,
Put for Dealers in Cases containing four eight,
twelve tozen beautiful Lhograph Gard accompany
ing each package single bottle of spauldings Prepared
Glue will times annually house.
hohi Sold by all prominent stationer Druggists. Hard
and Furniture Dealers Goeers and Fancy stores
Country merchants should make of Spnuiding =
Prepared Glue when making up their FAN list II will stand
any climate fl eia 46-45 Z IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

BRArrLEBoRo.-John Gore of Brat
tleboro, received patent on his improved
harvester, on the 9th ult.
Counterfeit s,s are out on the Bank of
Brattleboro. Seven arrests were recently
made in New York city, of parties impli-
Gated.
The UniTersalists are TO hold festival
early in February, at which time rich
prize will be awarded to the author of the
best original conundrum. These conun-
drums should be sent to the pastor of the
society any time before the day of the fes-
tival. A good chance for the wits.
James Fisk has sold the Revere House
and connecting buildings for $4,000. They
were purchased by Col Van Bibber of
Georgetown, D. c. Bibber has formerly
been summer resident of the village.
Joseph Clark occupies part of this es-
tablisement, where he keeps a most excel
lent stock Of hardware and groceries. He
does very extensive business, and we
commend his store to all in want of any
thing in his line. See his advertisement in
our columns. ~ hr f"
Both Banks in Bratileboro have de-
clared semi-aunual dividend of per
cent, and tte Bank of Brattleboro declared
an extra dividend Of like amount, on the
2d inst. -.l-,- 1t..asi ,s s,.a.,-.s .-..-g
nj. II. Van Doom keeps one of the best
assortments of croekery to be found in the
country. He gives almost exclusive atten-
ton to this business, and is thas enabled 10
furnish any pattern or style wanted. II
Oh. Pratt is selling cf his stock of
goods, millinery and dress, at very low
rates. There is no tzae you cannot make
good bargain there, but gust now, IT is an
extra favorable opportunity tie get goods at
liberal rates. fp
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

The Hawaiian Company Soraiai
tahhed in this country, one IN New hsN
and one 10 Boston, oblging them to give ponds 70 VI
amount az v toSard dollars order to place the husi-
ness on strong basis and out the strict Iu o. tne
Company They arr determined that the United states
shsl pcsy that their WHISKY Is not pure healthy anu
sra4e IL exeels in flavor any hissey IN our evnh
trx = nd tn. medicinal qualities far SUPERIOR
q W. NEST the appointed Agent IN Boston -'9eli
rox srsFEr on Mercantile Wharf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

STATE YER MONT, The Hon. Probate Court
PSI % wFSTNusrER 5. for Saii Disfrict.' To all
persons interested the Estate OF GEORGE PERRY, bate
of Rockingham. deceased Greeting-
You are hereby notified this will decide upon
the allowance Of the james u. Williams. Philip
Perry Solon Perry administrators Of sat Estate and
among the entitled
thereto session thereof be held at fhe Office Of BENZ
w. Dean in Grafton said district the rt "Wednesday
of Fsb d 1850 when and where you may be heard in
the premises, if you see fit BENZ W. DEAN. kesr-
Grafton Jan o lSt0. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
New England Ailments. 81; 81.
AND THE ONLY REMEDY

rUyE Eastern states included Of the Union
Il which is most widely known as New England" con
tain thrifty Industrious intelligent pcopir Who have
achieved uncommon degree Of prosperity with climate
extremely trying toeertan constitutions and soil Of snaB
FERTILITY they contrive sarpass favored
munites in almost thing that eundnces 10 social
fort and happiness Un'rtuuats they occasionally
business and mental cultivation thai they
loct the precautions which bodily health
es The rs disease Is produced By inassen fo to thu ~
digestive organs, which susceptible Of Infringement
suffering daily trying pains almost without hope
Of relief Thes have come TO bcdcre that their
chronic, and that they must bear With il the
yrafes exceedingly to announce these afflicted ndi
viduas tina, they pow command remedy of unqors-
fail IN or digestive weakness or cement Has-
res Of tongues are ready 70 praise Of sh
wonderful conquerer OF dyspepsia, which Is known
Dr.. J. IIOsrErTER's CELEBRATED sroM Acn BIrrHts
But that numerous devote themselves 10 I.r.
and other sedentary pursuits and in consequences "
want Of physical exercise become the victims Of anguof
debility without appetite have hitbcs sought
in vain for some inyigoratng lie giving meicoe whose ef.
icts upon the system shall DC bot speedy and permanent
ph, sicians enuetce profoundly acquainted With
the requirements Of the human frame, commend iisssii
energies discovered. Ia the
appetite, fresh sgOr to the digestive organs, sends the
tendency depression Of spirits hts man
setioa Of business with cheerful heart and srtitr
the Object, Filters DO spssmcdraliy,
with temporary povershe influence Of the remedy
..raisr proper rxsrsi- AMER the rsf s been afrrd
he NEED FEAR return Of tho asiciion The debility nssu-
sietsfeby tiis arst strengthening rDrlrne thus
enabling the sgr pass their declining in physical
ease; whereas they suffering from extreme wes<
To this venerable class Of prspe
Iio-tetf.rs Bitsers be commented nvalabs The
propriefors Of This invirorafor have. aiien de~p
ratifeAcn IN assuring Sur-ing Mothers that .hey hnd
Bitfers beat aud safest 81 rcstoratses Very few
mszieine sanctioned By ysiran r-oper be sd-
niiuistere trfsg the period Of nursing and this hes
tsired "a universal pTcscrrnce-
fhare sso i<irr 70 rurcha<e this great remedy
Dyspepsia and debility should prseS> s~
lfostrtrers Celebrated stomach Bters Is rat ~
l~fea Dr
tsrs blown the bottle, and also stamped he
eng the CORK With the autograph Of Hos-ss-r snith
the label Thee thing important. seeoant % "a,
numerous eounterfsiis nov in tie market. e
Prepared and solt BY N sSrErfEE syU- H. Pins.
burg BY all jrur<isfs groc~ = and Al
generally throughout the United states canada south
America AMI Germany lif-l0-lsl
Agents o. " WOODS, Bellows Falt.. l. N TfioRS ur,f
trhoro and sold by al dealers IN acne in the Me-. ing
land states. wEEks foy-sR, Boston, General -csss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

Remarks-There not many buyers present to-day
and sales slow for second lower qusy cattle extra
and first quality sold about the same Jaw
pair Of sold high 50 per cwt Sheep dull decline
Of % SOC head but few extra, which averaged 100
ID, sold for &c gross.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

The Vegetable Pufm onSry Batsam.-I have
nal rnxsIf with benefit Catarrhal Coughs and Colds
n hav. known il e be With good effects in the eaTiy
stars az Pulmonary Aectioas in fiuiics arrird NE
Boston, Oct 20. 1858. LYMAN bELNheA-
To NrSsrs Reed. Cutter Co
Sod ny APoTHECARIES GENERALLY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
BIRTHS.

In Chester Jan. J. daughter to L KNoWLToN.
In Chester, Dee. %. son to NJ. W.PEBHkM AN. stts
In Hinsdale, Dec q, a son to Il IL ALLEN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

GRAFTON MkTTERs.-Rev.M Mr.. Wheel
err will deliver lecture on graded schools,
before the Educational Association, this
Friday evening, at the Town Hall.
J. 5. Adams, the able and efficient Sec
rotary Of the State Board of Education,
has promised to lecture in the place some
time this winter.
A Lyceum has also been organized, and
meets every wednesday evening. The
leading men of the town participate in its
dicussions. This, with the singing school
taught by Mr.. Kimball, and the different
religious meetings, makes something going
on about every night in the week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

- ~
EXCITEMENT IN LoNDoNpERRY-There
has been great excitement in Londonderry,
we are informed, during the past week, in
consequence of the alleged seduction and
abduction of girl named Churchill. 1t
appears that the girl was spirited away by
by some means not yet fully known, on Fri
day of last week, and her friends as yet
have failed 10 find where she is,or in fact,
to get any trace of the direction she went.
DIR. Ephraim Barkar has been arrested on
charge of being the sedncer, and he has
given bonds for his appearance at court.
He denies the charge, and we understand
his friends claim that it is conspiracy to
injure him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

x.r;,; pr;Yc;pIe.-ALFREp HALL, N. D,
Ia. renewed his fsr from No 40 Central Court, BOSTON, 20
No Il T,xr1E pL.cE Is nov ready his old friends
and prescribe for invaids, as usual
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

We. the undersigned, being appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District of Westminster Commission
en- reeve examine adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of IRA CARPENTER late Of
Westminster deceased and also all claims and demands
and six months from the seventh
December instant, being allowed for that purpose
hereby give notice that will attend to the busnes. of
our said appointment the Of y. Wilcox in said
Westminster the last Saturdays OF January and May
next, from O'Clock, P. NJ each of said days.
ALNAN 6oODELL, lco.,,;io,..-s
GRANT W. RANNEY, NV'""9"'ts'
Westminster, December 10th, 1859. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

\ kss- The BELLOWS FALLS TnEs Will
ereafter be regularly for sale on the coun-
n Of Charles +. Pease's store, opposite
Ae Bellows Falls House. Price three
ents, per copy. eH f'f
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
O. j. PRATT,
NO. 1 GRANITE ROW,
BrattlebOI.O, VT. a

NOV is the time to buy your Dry Goods, Cheaper than
IN they sold 10 this any other HAY.
ing received during the week large invoice Of choice
Goods, much under price, enables sell them ut the
following unparalleled low prices yfsf lt#t tif8
Best printed All Wool M'Delans, ss q 70 cts
' plain Is ~ = 80 TO So t"
printed French Merinocs choice styles, s to rs .
1' plain :" shades, 62t to 81 !"
printed English oashmercs, only 2 y co. a
Plain l.y onese Cloths, fine, ~ :" iuit5 80 % g.
200 Patterns Of valencias, new styles, only g
Also job lot e" g WIN p H,s l2l"
l15 Patterns good M'Delnines, 12l /"
l25 :" Dress Silks desirable styles, rs to l6 q
sJ4.t..a-s e,ft s.s5, Usual Prices 81 90 to %.
Is Wool Long shawls selling for 400tD O 90.
3 alef b III g6 Z Usual prices 90 TO 90.
20 to Is Custom made, Paris style Clocks, clos 81
ing out at Cost
8 to Gases, choice style, English and Am-ri. n6
Prints. Now selling from Ct to 10 cts.
5 Bales Beachci and Brown Sh, etiugs and
Shirtngs, Very Cheap W. ssi gaati.l} .N5z5lE
so Winter Gloves and Gauntlets from IL cts to 81 90
g per Pair, tfftF9 q tsf tt4l3 f41Ht4 = t1-sH
Is Kid Gloves that werth 81 co. selling for Is cts
50 Ribbed, Bay State, Hose, all coiors, only 20 g
100 Linen Handkerc efs, Cheap, from cts to 81 rs.
90 Wrot Collars, closing out, =. 20 . TO % cts.
10 Best Watch stcelskrts, only Sc a spring
The above only good bargains be found
this establishment, my stock Of - 1f- AtH
BoSNETs RIBBONS. HOODS, AND FANCY GOODS,
arr all marked down, and every customer siril-
ings worth of goods buy is cordially invited examine
this immense stock before purchasing such bargains
TO be found elsewhere. ~ fTf.7s.r-s % ff fi T.
My Motto Is, 4" ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION"
tn ft'-th - o. J. PRATT,
-fti4 20 p-8a 70 1904 Bratticbosc, Vermont.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

AccIpEST.-Mr. Emerson Barrett, of
Wardsboro, was severely injured the
18th ult, by the explosion of powder he was
using in splitting logs. HIS forehead was
injured and one leg badly broken. He is
now doing well, and his recovery may be
expected soon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

Phrcnsfoxicai Reom-. li2 wsshington g Bos-
rI, day and evening. Special advice a. -
o-cuuafion Sc Class ctnres frosn ocsoi~r . May Al
Of Fs,rlsr iFrs- Psicg;i0ns. Cabinet and Muscum ee
pr BUTLER PaRsSoloensE BooxsztLEH.
lf3 Washington It Boston 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
DEATHS.

In South Windham Dec. p Mr.. TIMOTHY BURTON,
aged 49, ...
In Westminster, Dec. 8, POLLY MOORE, widow Of the
late Newell Moore. VI 81. .5. D.. .-
In Barre, Mass jan g. of small pox, WILLIAM RICE
aged %
In Hartland Dec. l6, DANIEL sP0pNER aged 20 years
In Walpole, Dec 16, HATTIE HOSMER only daughter
Of j. w and Ably stearns aged years, 1month and IL
days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13
NEW HAT And CAP STORE.

BRATTLEBoRo, Tv.
THE subscriber has just opened New Stock of HATS
Il CAPS, GLOVES AND MITrENs, of the --latest Styles,
Fresh from Market. H-
My Stock comprises the various qualities from aCsp
the most fashionable Dress Hat French Soft Hat 1T
be aim to keep with the times Ia style
and one wishing nice article will do wen to call aas
have secured the services of RoBT g HAkDIE. who is
well known IN this vicinity Practcai Halter. lie
viii superutend this department. aud will be pleased to
his old friends aud customers. III
N. b. HATS RENOVATED IN "IARDIE's STYLE
Brattleboro, Sept, 1859. 1881 ID. w. LEWIS.