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with more than fatal precision. Receive
me, Q, Lord, and pardon me, my last hour
has come. Again he pauses. die firm,
but this is beyond endurance, ah, no he
has undone another fold and loosens himself
Can he be going TO some one else? We
nvoluntarily started.
For the love of heaven, stir not. I'm a
dead man but bear with me. He still
loosens, he is about TO dart. Move not but
beware. Churchill, he fails off that way.
Oh this agony is 10 much TO bear. Ahoth-
er pressure and am dead ohe relaxes.
AT that moment poof Maxey ventured to
look down the snake hal unwound him-
self, The last coil had Sll!en, and tile reptile
was making for the milk
Il am saved am saved And Max
ey bounded from his chair, and fell sense
less into the arms Of one Of his servants
In another instant, need il be added, we
were all dispersed, the snake was killed, and
our poor friend was carried more dead than
alive to his room.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

nocents dashed to the ground Sill he was
afraid to call TO them or proceed to their re-
lief, fearing that they might be suddenly
aroused. become bcwilcred and fall from
the building besidess lie trusted that they
might return in their sleep TO their room in
safety. Ii was a critical ntonient and the
spectators, Of WHOM there ecrc several,
held their breath in fearful anticipation Of
a tragical termination to the thrilling scene.
But soon the lad awoke, and fof moment
stood bewildered and alarmed at his sing
ular and dangerous position. Now was the
time fJr prompt action. The gentleman
who was watching the progress of the SOM
nathbulisis with such painful interest, in u
low son tone Of toice called out, "Come to
me sonny, come here" The little fellow
threw himself upon the root, and sill lead
ing his sister-who was yet in somnam-
bulic state--proceeded cautiously towards
the gentleman, and in another moment him
self and sister We're safe from danger. 81.
Louis Express, 6M.
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POET r Y
For the Bellows Fails Times.
KENlcRN.

The hook Of Life, tonight ponder,
holy, heart learned leaf turn back
Sadly, ipgretnilY l wandgr
AdoSn the tast's loug may track.
Through varied scenes, the way bcguicing,
Kind memory lends her mystic ray,
Aud what ,res mingled tsars and sDs'hnV
Nou seems ela.alcss summer day.
Again Happy ehilei Ia seeming,
With earc-fre, heart and footsteps light,
When love lent beauty 10 my drvaruiug,
And dear ones made my earth home bright.
Through iowery mcads a rvrkless rover,
Munld that the vision might remain,
But all too soon the dream Is over
The past is but blank seain
Reality forever dark beside me-
Chilling the stream bat cre,shile warmed,
Ills mocking sueer comes to deride me,
And tell Of duties unperiormed.
Coldly he closed the leaves Of Beauty,
IAN tearfully turned away,)
And pointing 10 the indexed 'Duty,n
These need, he said, no Jouoired ray.
Ne'er let thy heart the past regrettlng,
With It's tain wishings dim thy how,
And in the shadowy dream forgetting
Tint present. aaaisS clam f,ss none,
B. T.. W.
iou's River. Sept. 10, 1850.
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Conn. River agricultural & Industrial Association.
Market Fair


STATE OF VERMONT AZ a Probate Court held
DIST OF wEsINTSsrSR- s. $ I at Rockingham within
said District the 9Th day ofSeptember A. D. 1850
Present the Hon, ABIsHAI STODDARD, Judge.
Instrument purporting TO be the last will and testa
ment JOHN WILEY, late Of Rockingham, in said dis
deceased being presented to the Court here by Rodney
Wiley the therein named for probate is
dced by said Court that all concerned therein be
notified appear session of said COURT TO be held at the
Office Stoddard, in Townshend in said district the
first wednesday October A. D. 1850 and show cause, If
any they may have against the probate said will for which
purpose further ordered that copy Of the record Of
this order published three weeks successfully IN the BEL
LOWS Tines printed at Rockingham. aforesaid
may be. true copy Of recuri
Grafton, Sept. G, 1850. 3'-%
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

A Woman Almost go years Of uqe Be-
comes a Mother for The First 7ims.--Hfrs.
Alice W., residing in Seventh Street. below
Mound, is over fifty-seyen years Of age,
having been born in April, 1903. At the
age Of fwenty-six she was married, and
since that time her domestic peace has been
uninterrupted by sickness Of any kind and
undisfurbed by the cares that Invade fasti-
lies contemporaneously with advent Of
Children.
About week ago, she astonisled her
husband, physician and friends. by giving
birth to pair Of boy twins, both of whom
arc large, healthy, rosy, plump and pretty.
as babies ever are, and from present ap-
pearance, likely to live hundred years.
The gray-haired mother is fast recovering
from her singular Illness, and filed with a
sense of pain-brought happiness, enjoys her
new relationship as much, apparently, as
any mother could, The case, we do not
believe, has 4 parallel in history Of the cen.
tury.-- Cincinnati Press.
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a LEARNED Witnesses are
often exceedingly stupid, but VIC DOM know
wether this witness ought to be called std
pid or not. He was before Baron Martin.
1t was desired 10 get from him an exact ac-
count OF a certain conversation with the
says / and says he ! but the counsel could
not make him comprehend the form In which
he was wanted TO make bis statement. So
the court took him in hand. Now NV man.
tell rs exactly what passed. sYes. my lord
certainly. | said that I would not have ,be
pig Well, What was his answer .He
said that he had been keeping the pis for
me, and that he no. no: he All pnt
say that-he could not have said it. He
spoke in the first person. NO. was the
first person that spoke, my lu,d.' Il mean
this-don't bring in the third person--re-
peat bis exact verbs There was no third
person, my lord; only him and me- Look
here, my good fellow. he did not say he had
been keeping the pig; he said i have been
keeping it L assure you my lord there
was no mention Of your lordlship's name NJ
all. We are on two different stories nv
lord. There WAS no third person; and if
any thing had been said about your lord
ship, ninst have had heard it, So the
court had to give it up, though the witness
was only too ready 10 tell aiI be knew.
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For the Bellows Falls Times
Little drops Of rain brighten thp leows and little
Of kndnes brighten the world'
As the rain from clouds defending
With the parched earth Is blending,
Nature, gladeued at Tire sight,
Whispers 'this is delightn
Bright the hill tops quickly grow,
And the medows smooth below,
Change their garments, whispering TOO,
"All the praise to God Is due.n
Quickly changed is natures face,
fbngng DER the earth grace
Every heart though scared by care,
Can but feel that God is there.
So with kindness, drops Of love,
They a source Of JOY will prove
Hearts are frightened by their
And are led their God to
One little act ofkindness may
Cause all the clouds to pass away.
And many hearts bowed in gIif
May in the Savior find relief
Be kind to all, you may not know.
What blessings from your acts may flow;
Take for your motto, s.I'll be knd,''
And peace and joy earth you'n find.
C. ii. II.
Springfield, Sept 10, 1860.
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STATE OF YER MONT.

n. WESTMINSTER 3 3 tor .sid biststs ~
interested in the Estate ac OF
Grafton, deceased. oreeeng-
Yon are hereby notified this Court will decide uPon
the allowance Of the Of Lyman Alexander, admin
istto of said estate distribution Of said estate
entitled thereto at the session thereof
- h held At the Ofce Stoddard in TsWnsheBd- in
aid District on the first Wednesday Of October A D. fs
vbeu and where you nay heard IN the prebises if
1T. BhN!. W DEAN hef,seer.
Grafton, Sept. c. Iseo. S5S
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WILL BE GOOD TODAY

IL WILL BE GOOD TODAY
s'I viii be good, dear mother"
! hearda sweet child say;
L viii be good, now watch me
will be good all days
She lifted up her bright young eyes,
With soft and pleasing smile
Then mothers kiss was on her lips,
So free and pure from guile.
And when the night came, that little one,
In kneeiing down to pray,
Said, In a soft and whispering tone,
- Have been good to.day2n
OH many many bitter tears
Twotld save tis, did we saw.
Like that dear child with earnest hearts.
81 will be good today
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

GREEN TEAs.-Some of Uur ciiizeiis still
retain a preference fot green over black
teas but should think that paragraphs like
the following, which indicate the mode of
preparation adopted by the Chinese to suit
the palate Of their foreign customers, would
blunt the edge of ones affection for the morn
ing and evening cup switch not inebriates." I"
But we suppose the old adage holds good in
this ease, "Where ignorance is bliss, It's
folly TO he WISE"
Rev. DIR. Wentworth says, in long let
ter from Few Chau, China, published in
the Missionary Adrocdte:
aseveral American ships are lying in
port, awaiting the arrival of green teas
The English, who love the leaf unadulter
ated, have taken the first cargoes Of the
season, aud sped home with them. The
Americans are green enough to prefer an
Infusion of Prussia Blue, rendering that
article so scarce and hig in the vicinity of
the green teas that the natives can hardly
afford to use il on the venclians of their
verandalls. If some hundreds Of good la
dies, who go with their heads bandaged
day or two in each week with sick head
ache, and whose only remedy is green tea
altogether, they would find in the remedy
itself the source OF the disease"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

Mrs. lanes Powers Of Chicago was hold
ing her little child In her lap as the servant
slfl SAT the cofce-Poi upon the breakf.s,
table. few mornings since, and The handle
OF the pot breaking, tie bot coutsnts were
poured upo ID infant, scaldins it 10 death
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RenlOYed.

.v suff h.r. removed their from Island fiah
& the stor rtly ocenpicd by g. O. ifenry, where they
ex,-ct 10 r-n.n until their New store is Completed
bellows Fails. sept i, lsss1 o.
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
m AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNEI1, 1850, TRAINS
" will run as follows:
s% - ~ - u q
The Morning Train will leave windsorat 100, A. NJ.
connecting with trains from Montreal and ogdensbnEhl
Claremont at 20 and Charestown Al A. NJ
ting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Rairoadfor Boston
Worcester and with Vernon Valley Railroad
for Springfield arriving at New York at AS PM.
The Mall Train will leave Windsor at 81 p NJ Tor
arrival Of Trains from Montreal ogdensburgh Barton aud
Litteton) Claremon at 80. and Charestown %,
NJ connecting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Worcester &e also with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield, Sc arriving at New York IL 10, p NJ
and with Rutland and Burlington Railroad.
NI GN I0 -
The MsiTran will leave Bellows Falls at i2 Is Charles
town at H. 40, Claremon at los p M eonneetn Wind
with VT Central Ralroad for Mont peer harrington
Rouse spoint Montreal .ogdensburgh aud atwhite
River junction, will pse sIiyer
Littlcton, St. Johnsbnry Barton, and the White Noun,
taus,
The Evening Train wiiiesfe Bellows Falls ION
arrival OF trains from Boston aud New York.
at , and Claremont at 62i p NJ connecting at Wind
with Vermont Central ailroad Montpelier Burng-
ton, Bouse's Point, Montreal 0gdensburgh, &c.
EDWARD THOMPSON, supt
charlestown, N H., june II ,lSGo. 2l
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Cash Paid For.

DurrER. EGGs, POTATOES, WHITE BEANS AND
IL 0afi-sl ~ CRAGrS STONE
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Londonderry y, Rarkcr.
So Londonderry y. Walker
Putney, T., Is Campb,'ii
Townshcnd Henry Sakbury
jacksonville. n. ", brigham
Wilmington, Origin smith.
Nindham. n. " Wood,
W Tuwrsbrnd Y b.Sawyer
County.
ca,... Geo. II Barrett
7, Il CLARK.
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Every Horse Owner

should have this temedy hand its timely att he
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formidable Diseases to which all horses 5be and which
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stephen Sweets Infable Lniment blown ia the glass of
each bottle, without which none genuine.
RICHARDSON Co, Sole Propretors Norwich, CT.
For sale by b, SMITH, Montpelier general agent for
the State S1-eow-ly
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SiNGULAR CASE or SoaNAmBtLIsH-
About twelve o'clock night before last lodg-
ers in the vicinity of Washington avenue
and Fifth street were startled at witnessing
a most thrilling scene. a widow woman
named Bates occupied, with her family Of
small children, the attic rooms in the two
and half story frame building, No. &c
Washington avenue. The roof is quite
steep, and is approached by attic Windows
opening directly upon the roof. At the
hour above mentioned the two small chill
drcn of MIR. Bates Ia boy aged seven, and
a girl aged 4 years, arose in their sleep and
passed through the open window to the
steep roof, and band in hand traversed the
dangerous dcclisiiy with the ease and free
dom that they would level plane. A gem
tiemen watching their progress through a
window, opening upon the same roof was
horrified, aud expected to see the little IN
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AGENrs FoR rmE TIMEs.

Athens. J G, Eedneld
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w Windsot
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Please call and look our Stock over We will assure Won
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You viii find full assortment Bird Seeds and Cattle
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TIE
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HARDIN ARC.

1 RMS & WILSON ARE NOW RECEIVING,
from Boston aud New York. large assortment Of Eng.
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saxtou's River. Sept. 10, 1850.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-12
Constipation or Cestivencss.

No one of the many ills flesh is heir to
is so prevalent, SO little understood, and so
much neglected IS Costiveness. Often
originating in carelessness, or sedentry
habits; tits regarded as slight disorder
o. 100 little consequence to excite anxiety.
while in reality it is the precursor aud
companion of many of the most fatal and
dangerous diseases, and unless early Grad
icated it will bring the sufferer TO an IN
timely grave. Among the lighter evils of
are Headache, Collie, Rhesmatism, Foul
Breath, Piles and others OF like nature,
while long train Of frighfu diseases
such as Malignant Fevers, Abcesses, Dys-
entry, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, ApopIexy
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteris, Hypoc hon
dria,is, Melancholy and insanity, first in
dicate their presence in the system by this
alarming symptom, Not unfrequently the
diseases named originate in Constipation,
but take Oh an independent existence I'M
less the cause is eradIcated in an early
stage. From all these considerations it
follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever il occurs,
and no person should neglect 10 get a box
OF Ceshslic Pills on the first appearance Of
the complaint. ss their timely use will ex-
pei tile iusiduOus approaches ofdisease and
destroy this dangerous Toe 10 human life.