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New Powder Manufactorv.

II VIE South Carolina Powder Mills are now
j In successful operation, and the attention
ol peelers Is called to the unmistakable superb
orty of the Powder Manufactured Mt these
Mills over that of any other in America We are
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice any
of the following description, at the following
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E0R NJ INp

BeRpT friends of Capt JAMES b. HESTER
announce him candidate for Major of the ID
Battalion, 9th Regiment, S. c. NJ
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FOR SIIERiFF

Hea~ The friends Of Capt. r.. F. MORGAN re-
speG'tully announce him candidate for Sheriff Of
Pickcns District at tho ensuing election
Bsi}9 The friends Of Col. ALIEN BRYCE an
nouncc him candidate for Sheriff of Pickens
district, Mt thC ensuing election
Be33~ The friends Of Mr..ANDREW RAMSAY re-
spectiuily announce him candidate for Sheriff of
Pickens district, at the next election.
GS5" The friends of Col. LEMUEL THOMAS
respectfully ynnnouncc him n candidate for Sher-
Ill OF Pickens district, at the ensuing election.
BsS" The friends of n. CRAIG beg leave to
announce him n candidate for Sheriff OF pickcns
district, at the .IcXt election
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Notice.

DERSONS having demands against the Es.
Il tate of Charles Hunt, deceased, are required
to present them to MS properly attcsted; and
those persons;indebtcd to said Estate must make
payment forthwith.
RANSOM HUNT,
WM. HUNT. Adm'rs.
a. j. HUNT,
Feb %. 1860 81 6
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Scaled Proposals
Estate Notice.

~ . -. - .Ha
EEyIIE Administrations Of the Estate of Sargent
Il Grffn, deceased, hereby give notice to
their co-hers at law and dstribatees, that they
viii not be liable to them for interest on their
distributivc sbaresin said Estate, after the 18th
day Of june next. as they will be prepared at
that tmeto pay of the parties in interestin full
- q E. H.'GRIFFIN. n
= - TII0S. GRIFFIN, 1fos'ES'
Marctl.5 1860 30 a,f
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIcgESs--INt ORDINARY.
John Bowen, Ex'or. Petition for sual settle.
T TI.Bowen, et.als ment ,.,.t
4 y appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas
y III bswen, Fanrnton Renson and wife Eliza
BETH detendants in this case, reside without the
limits Of this State !; Ie is 'ofdefed, therefore,
thetthey do severaliy appear IN the 0Fdinary's
0hice, at psekens Court House, on Monday the
Y " aey or hTay next % shew ca,iss, K any
they ecu, why final settlement Of the estate Of
Rtin. Bowen. deceased, should n6tbs had, and
y, !. 49, $50 v. G noEeoaBa,,q
sEse5jtses kSfsssS snl
#S St&l |%Sb ,y,z < p&4
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Feb %, 1860
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA

IN oRpINARY-PICKESs
T. NJ. strblng,
NJ. S. Striblng, p..;,;oa go r...
he'i'ioh ioi i"lu'ioh
Rob't Stribling ct. al.
| L appearing to my satisfaction that Robt Strib-
i ling, b. f. Fitzpatrick and wife Rebecca, Josiah
liarkey and wife Catharinc, the hcirs-at law Of
Mary Jones, deceased, (namcs and number un-
known,) defendants in this case reside without the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered therefore, that
these said absent parties do personally appear in
lie Court Of Ordinary, to be held at Pickcns Court
House, on Monday the 1lth day of May next. to
object to the division sale of the Real Estate of
Jesse Strbling, deceased, or their consent to the
same will Ge entered of record
w. +. II0LCOMBE, ORD.
Feb I. 1860 % 3m
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Ts5" y hcre the Reg is returned % cents
will be deducted.
The Manufacture is under tile guidance of
). IL. BEsEMPELDER, from Mcmmingcn, Ger.
many, a skiItn and experienced Powder ma.
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is y
beautiful round md possesses the polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may havc their orr
shortest notice, All orders should be addressed
to JouN BowEN & Co, at Pickens G. H., South
Carolina.
VIM. r. BOWEN, Agent.
March IL. 1859 "a tf
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TtIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIeKBNs--IN ORDINARY!

Charles Wood, etals
I appearing to my satisfaction that William Nor
l. an and wife Sarah, Alex. Wood, John Wood
Robe. Wood, Ti!mnn IIowardand wife Ann defend
ants in this case, reside without the limits of tins
State: 1t is ordered, therefore, that the said alb
sent defendants do personally appear in the 0rdi-
nery's Office, at Pickens Court House. ON Monday
the 21st day of May next and object 10 the diSisA
ion or sale of'hc heal Estate of 3oseph %%oSd, ;.s
ceased their consent to tie saHe will be catered
of record.
sFcS Is, 1890 Sin %
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EoUfTY-PIoKgSs, so
rs, > Bin for Partition, &c.
Wm. Hunt , ,1.. =" F%S''. 6%'

syM:naai ct. ais ~" '3' fe'','l1N. &c
appearing TO the Court that s. NJ Hunt and
w. j. q. ifiht, defendants in this case, reside
without the lints.of this State :. On motion of
Harrison and Puliam, compliments solicitors IL
is ordered that these several absent defend&nts do
eppaar plead. answer or demur to theycompiaih-
ants said bill of complgnt, within three months
from fhe publication hereof telr consent 10 the
eeE1e will be taken by On ordcr ps5 coafssso.
az I BOB'E.eA, EtI0MPS0N, q. PIP
cou,'rs Office March 90, $780, q > sm, :.
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FOR TAX COLLEcrnn

bGy" The friends Of Mr.. A. S. STEPHENS re-
spcetiully announce him candidate for the office
OF Tax Collector of Pickens district, at the en-
suing election.
g%S" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE +. STEAD
ING respectfully Announce him candidate for tho
office of Tax Collector, at the next election.
at54. The friends Of Rev. j. II. HUNNICETT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
once OF Tax Collector n the ensuing election
Ray" fhe friends of l'et H. NJ BARTON re-
speotftlly announce him as a candidate for Fax
Collector at the next election
Reiy The friends of j. W. l.. CARY respecffhI-.
~ announce him candidate for reelection to
Inc oifce OF Tax Collector. for Pickcps district.
AT the ensuing election
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STATE or souTtI CAR0IfNA

Josephs. Gasax9y, +. ~ K.
by his next friend, li,illfor pArtision, Re-
q, :. :, ,ys. lief. account, SCI
IL appeartngto mss Ratisfaetien thak william s.
a sGassaSsy. r.. II. Fh0rber anslswiRe Matilda,
end Tk3Wg9 4 oasssway. 9efeqdapts u thfs oasc,
reside athoutstha llmiss Of ihssState; on motion
0f Hegisop p PHsli6b complefsspts seiioltorg, 81
is,ordord thai these several absent defepdapts do
appear 10 this Court and piead answer or den,us
70 said bah Mishin tIlrseuopths from, the ppblce-
ton hereef ~e tseis osRssat 70 the same win be
him ~ Jt0l,T Al THDSPS)S o. :. In. =
t,o'hss to'hhl: offllss, slsSsl ~, lsag smss
H tstN w .ss5
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-
They have the following advantages over all
others: They have no pads to keep in order +;
no bobbins to wind no tanging or waste of
thread no oiling the thread or work no tool
chest stocked with wrenches, pliers, pickors,
leather &C., &C.
The directions are simple easily understood
and easily explained by the instructors There
is no taking apart for cleaning or oiliug. They
require about ten drops ofoiI per day, when in
constant use. They make no more noise than
common clock, when making fifteen hundred
stitches per minute. They run Gasv--a child
ot ten years old can work them to full speed.
They run fast or slow, without any danger of
altering the length or tightucss of the stitch.
They will HEN. FILL, GATHER, BIND.
STITCH AND EMDROIDBR, in so superior
manner that we challenge comparison. The
same Machine will sew pavilion cause and plan-
tation goods. The seam is elastic as the most
elastic fabric, and will not break in washing or
ironing. The same Machine runs silk. linen
thread and common spool cotton, with equal
facility. The needles arc shorter, and therefore
stronger than any other high or low priced
Machpe. Fhat they are superior to all others
is evident from tho fact of their having been
thirty thousand Machines made and sold. in
competition with others already in successful
operation The question is no longer which is
the best maker, but which of the numerous
patterns of GROVER e BAKER shall take.
PRICES, 500 TO $I3O.
III. w. kINsMAN, Agent for the sale of these
celebrated Machines
D. b. HASELTON, Manager.
240 King-strect, Charleston.
Oct 26 1850 IL Gm
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Elizabeth ~ hr"'' pi,, f.r Partition T.. :.
j. JF..S Epatt, etals.
TAppearing to me that Thompson Evatt and
Il Rial IS Etatt and wife Abby Rillcr, dcfend:
this State; Onmotion of Harrison and PuliiamS
compiainants solicitors, it is ordered that these
several absent defendants 80 appear and plead.
answer or doniurto the complafnants said bill
OF complaints. within three tnonGhs from tho
pubIieatlnn-horeIR Or thein consent TO the same
will be taken as eSnfossel by an order '1,yo con
.jesso. %s lsseets ~s.,E
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, err.
March 90 1869 3m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
John Bowen, Fxor,
-, vs. Petition for final settlement
Thos II Bowen, ct ais
onpoafing to the Ordinary that the heirs
A OF WsMdiBwen, deceased. (names and num-
Der unknoS,Ay5 the hcirs-at-law of Dorcas Can.
non, deceased. (names and number unknown.I
Thomas II Bowen, Rcbecca Robertson, b 4
Bowen defendants in this case reside without
the limits of this State: 1t is ordered fboro.:
fore, that these several absent defendants do an.
pear in the Cohrtof Ordinary, at Pickens Court
honse, on Monday the Dist day of Nav next,
to shew canse, if any they can, why a fnal set
tiement of tho estate of John Bowen, deceased.
Should not be made at that time, and a decree
thereon pronounced.
Feb l6 1860 -" a.,
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.Notiea.

IT CHARLoTTE Il. ROPER. wife of Samuel
Il 3 Roper of Pickeps District hereby declare
my intention. 6fter,the lapsO of the legal length
ot time, to become fres or sule tradnf. follow
ing tho occupation Of Sempatress and Weaver.
~ CHARLOTTE 4. ROPER. F,
March %. 1860 49, 81
TIE 4 TE OF SOUTH GAROIIIslgt,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

Fun AT HoME.-Don't be afraid Of a
little fun at home, good people! Don't
shut your houses, lest the sun should fade
your carpets and your hearts, lest hearty
laugh should shake down some of the mus
~ old cobwebs there! If you want to ruin
your sons, let them think that all mirth and
social enjoyment must be left on the thresh-
old when they come home at night. When
once home is regarded as only place to
eat, drink, and sleep in, the work is begun
that ends in gambling-houses and reckless
degradation. Young people must have fun
and relaxation somewhere. If they do not
find it at their own heartbstones, ii will be
sought in other, and perhaps, less profitable
places. Therefore, let the fire burn bright
ly ut night, and make the home nest delight
full with all those little arts that parents so
perfectly understand. Don't repress the
buoyant spirits Of your children; half an
hour Of merrimen! round the lamp and fire.
light Of home blots out the remembrance Of
many a care and annoyance during the day,
and the safeguard they can take with them
into the world is the unseen influence of a
bright little domestic sanctum.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

CANAL RAILROAD.
Ca es WINTER ARRANGEMENT .-eOu

e. sn WINTER ARRANGEMENT .--eommens
~ - Wednesday, Nov. l6 1859. Trains viii run 4
Sundays excepted as follows;
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
$50 A. NJ, freight train with passenger car ATTACHED
Northampton, arriving at 10 30 A. VI.
1888 A. NJ, for Collinsville, arrival Of 500 A. NJ
press train from New York
30 p NJ, freight train with passenger car ATTACHED
Plsinvile.
3 30 p NJ, or arrival Of IL Is P. NJ train from
dence and fshkil Railroad going West at westheld =
trains on Western Railroad going East and West Res
ing passengers from Hartford Providence and fishkil
road at PIninyille.
HAvE NORTHAMPTON AT
SD A. NJ, for New Haven, Connecting at westheh '
tram on Western Railroad going vest at New Haven
a45 A. NJ. train for New York and int mediate
Passengers for the Hartford Providence and fishki
road will take train 10 Plainvile.
~ p NJ, express freight train, with passenger
tached in connection with train Connecticut River
road from the North Connecting at Plainviie with
on Hartford Providence and Fshkil Railroad going
and West.
IL 25 A. NJ, connecting at New Haven with 200 Z
Express train Cor New York.
sos P. Nj freight train with passenger attaehaN
New Haven.
eoIIIssvIILE BRANCH TRAINS.
Leave Coilinsyie at 80 A. NJ, and 0oP. VI. RsE
ing, leave Planviile ut IL 20 p. NJ, and 90 p. NJ.
FREIGHT NOTICE..
Freight trains leave New York daily Sundays efosfe
corner franklin and Center streets at Is p NJ and
at Northampton at 1879 A. NJ. Leave Northampton At
30 ". NJ and arrive in New York at ] 10 A. M.-Thr
without change OF cars.
Willsmsburgh, Haydenvilie, Florence and Hadey.
Collinsyile 10 New Hartford and winsted. From Cbe
TO Waterbury. p, DENNIS. General Ags
New Haven, Nov. Is, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

yVINTER ARRANGEMENT.--on aud after M0ybr
w Nov. 81 1859, Trains will run as follows.
MOVING EAST-Leave
Bellows Falls at 8 80 A. NJ and % p. NJ. Keene At
A. NJ aud q p M.-and arrive at fitchburg AZ u 10
and 5.l2 p NJ. Boston at 2-30 and 745 P. NJ. VOTES
at 200 and 200 P. NJ.
MOVING WEST-Isaye
Boston at 30 and ii 90 A. NJ; Fitchburgh at 945
and 30 P. NJ Keene IL .S3 A. NJ. and 40 p M.-anli
rive at Bellows Falls at I22s and 4.40 NJ; windsss
and 6 IS P. NJ. Rutland, 255 and 500 P. NJ; Burnp
500 y. NJ.
Trains Connect foliolcs
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURINGra
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal, 0sas
burgh, Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs, Schenectady
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, vi
River Junction, Burlington. ogdensburg. Montreal 81
Johnsbury, &c, via. vi. CENTRAL, PASSUMPsICE
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, Sc. Both trains u
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r.. for all y
north.
Dorm Trains Connect FiiehbHrgA
with Trains Of Fitchburgh Worcester r. r. for worts
Norvieh, Providence aud New York City.
And at Groton junction with trains Of Worcester NJ
X. for Nashua and Concord aud with Trains Of 81
Brook X. X. for Lowell Lawrence, sc,
Tickets for all points West may be secured at
Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked thr
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A. CHAPLIN, superintendeu.
Superintendent Once Keene, N. H., Nor. is, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

IT ISN'T THAT KIND OF A CARA gen.
tleman doing business in town, several days
since was presented with beautiful kitten.
A couple of young ladies, one Of them
named Lizzie, happened into the store, and
Of course kitty, as kittens and babies al
ways dc, came in for any share of endear-
ments and caresses. "Oh N.Y." said Liz
zie. /" what a sweet darling little kitty
What is its name 2" 1T has not been
christened yet" replied the gentleman.
"Oh the dear thing, do call it Lizzie
won't your" 81 should be very happy to
do So said our gallant friend, d" but Il isn't
chat kind Of a cdti" Kitty was deposited
on the floor very suddenly. and the two
young ladies were seen looking for some
good place TO faint. q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
BLOOD FOOD.

DR. Bronson having been far reduced by consumption
considered beyond all hope of recovery by the
eminent Of the medical profession and also by him
sef-a regular ply stefan of twenty years practiceas
last resort conceived idea Of ANALYZING BLOOD
applying the subject of physiology to the mmed
connection effect Of the state Of the blood upon
the system The result has been the production
this "BL00D FOOD from the Of which, De. Bron
restored to perfect health Within six months a
introduction thousand consumptyes
efecualy cured it, If you have any complaints OF
consumptve tendency, Cough, Coli Hadaehe, PaIpita
Of The Hart Loss Of appetite paa in the SIDE lose
time in procuring bottle Of the "BLO0D FOOD" IL
suffering from NsrvoHs Debility, your steep Is
broken and disturbed If your spirits depressed
organs relaxed you will find in this unanz remedy, by
commencing with drops If your liver is torpid dis
eased In any whatever two bottles will be
inyigorate aud bring 1t into lively and heahful
action. In the most nyeterate Of Dyspepsia the
tent can find the efficient and grateful relief
benefit always experienced after taking only one bottle
In female complaints and weakness the sufferer. af
trying other remedies In vain may rest assured that
certain will result from the Of two three bottles
The blood Food Is eectua In all Of Eruptions, Salt
Rheum Scrofuas and other like complaints Pale and
emaciaed children and adults Immediately benefited by
II gives strength TO the body aud color and beau
" to Physicians of all schools using II With
wonderful For fun directions, circulars Price
81 per bottle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

Az IRISH STATION MASTER Not long
ago the Troy and Greenfield Railroad Com
pany established flag station at North
Williamstown, and installed worthy native
of the Green Isle as depot master. Pal
was duly instructed in the dniies Of his Of
Gee, and among other things, that whenever
there were any passengers TO be taken up,
n red flag should be displayed. The next
morning the flag was waving. OF course,
the train brought up.
-Wher- are your passengers, Pat?" sang
out the conductor.
~Sure, then there are none at all y
AWhas the deuce did you put up your
flag for, them
AN sure, how did know but some wun
would want to get out; tell me thar 2"
The conductsr didn't stop to have his
laugh ost tsen. Pits fctd Eagle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
ACHICULTURAL.
Prevention Of the Potato Rot.

The following certificates speak conf
IDENTIFY Of n certain method OF preventing
the attacks of the potato disease:
.sWe have practiced terra-culture more
or less since 1851 with profit, and we trust
tina, fifty of our acquaintanccs will meet
with US at Mabbettsville, New York, to
hear the lecture repeated with its improve
merits and additions.
The estimate that by terra-culture all
agricultural products may be increased nj
teen per cent without additional expense or
additional labor we think too low, although
that doubles the net annual income.
We have all confidence in the accompa-
nyinr statement, made on October 20, by
Joseph Bates, Esq, relative to terra'cui-
ture and the potato rot.
ARENAS b Sacket, Walter, Woodeli,
Andrew Merritt, Daniel Wilson, Stephen
Haight, Isaac IIagh,, DaAid Wood, and
others"
These gentlemen are the supervisors OF
Duchess County, the ex-Sherlff, Justice OF
the Peace, Postmaster, ex member OF the
State lesislature-all reliable farmers OF
the same county. Mr.. Bates statement is
d folio vs. -
FouR Years SUCCESSFUL EXPERT
MsYrs on PoTAToE RoT.--At Mabbe'is-
vile. Duchess County, New York, in 1881,
heard tcrra-culture disclosed, but l did
not have setiicient faith in its preventing
the potato rot to attend TO the system IN
that particular, so as to save my potatoes,
before 1855. That year Prof. Russell
II. liant N
this place, insisted that should manage
portion of my potatoes by bis most simple
method to prevent thar disease. l did so
reluctantly, although it cost no more, and it
saved all that portion of them perfect, while
/ los. all of the rest by that malady. Since
then, have experimental three different
years with the same results. Each year
all my terra-cultured potatoes have been
free from rot, and Of an excellent quality,
while my other potatoes have been dam
aged, or they have rotted for want of man
agement which my perfect potatoes received.
have more than doubled my crop of po-
tatoes by terra culture, and with materially
less labor and expense in raising them. l
am also doubling the number Of acres that
plant annually.
There are several causes for this malady,
all of which terra-culture avoids every
year.--Like different varieties of apples,
some kind Of potatoes decay, nnder unfa-
vorable circumstances, sooner than other
kinds; while terra-cultuae in its most sim
pie form, prevents the rot in either.
JosEPH BATES.
Mabbettsville, N. T., Oct. 30, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

JUNIOR APPLIED TO FEMALE NAMES
1t il seldom that mother and daughter
having the same Christian name are dis
tinguished otherwise than as Mrs. and Miss /;
but single instance Of the daughters be-
ing called junior has come to my knowl-
edge. Among the grantees in the charter
Of Irasburgh, VT appear the names Of Je-
rusha Enos and Jerusha Enos, Jr., well
known to be the wife and daughter Of one
of the early settlers Historical Naga-
zine
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Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, Druggists, No 36 Maiden
Lane, New York. and by all respectable Druggists hroug h
out the country 2I-iy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
JOHN G WIGHTMAN.
PROVISION STORE,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES OF ALL

N KINDS:
Sugar Spices all kinds Soaps Cream Tartar saleratus
Salt Fish iaisins CONTEMPORARIES Segsrs Tobacco,
Nuts of allkinds, and various Their articles.
Vegetables. Potatoes rurnips Onions Carrots Cab:
bage, and all other kinds.
Fruits. Apples of all kinds, and other Fruitsn their
seasonHe will also keep hand Boston and New Haven
Oysters, wholesale and retail
lie wlsell at prices corresponding with the times and
warranted to prove satisfactory receiving
from market fresh additions to hsstock which pur
chased bargain and will be sold at smaadvance
shortf you want Cheap Provisions, give him cali,
and you can get the worth of your money.
wanted,-Allkndso of Farmers Produce wanted, for
which he will pay fair market price Those having any
dispose of will do we'll to call on him.
Bellows Falls July 30 1859. 81