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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-21
Winter Anonymously. R.R.

Winter Arrangements. Y. R. R.
@ :; ,s:,s
ON and amer the ssd day of October, lSsN, the
OCars Of the Sacramento Valley Railroad will
leave RS follows, viz:
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
VIII leave thu Depot foot of street Sacramento, at
e., A. lily. aud ~ r. NJ Sundays excepted
Folsom At dy 4. N.,ls, NJ, and 81, r. NJ sun
""'' 'N ON SUNDAYS,
win leave Sacramento at 6tv. An
VIII leave f,llSnnl At y D. NJ
TICkET OEIICE-On Front street, under the
What Cheer House"
FREIGHT FOR FOLSOM
Will he taken by every train, Sundays excepted.
Tn Way.frech by the Y train only.
nuwuMa ard Way.Fr, light by the train only
Grriyh, must he delivered at the Depot. foot Of l..
street, half an hour before the hour OF departure
of the train else It will he retained r the next train
The g., 4 ~, train out from Sacramento connects
with Stages for all the following named places. and
passengers procuring tickets at the Depot in Sacra'
mcnto will be sent trough the same day The stages
run from all the following named places tn connect
with the Il " train from Folsom, arriving in Sacra-
mrto one hour before the San Francisco boat leaves
Nevada, GrNSS Valley, Auburn,
Iowa lin, Forest City n"Tniey'lle'
tlriranS Fiat, tlphir, Geld Hin,
IIinnistnxn, Yankee Jims, Greenwood Valley
Georgetown, Mormon Island, tolOna,
II Dorado, diamond Springs, Paccrvile,
Prairie City, Michigan liar, Cooks lar.
Watts picginEs, Lire Oak City, Arkansas Digs,
Willow SPRING., prytawu, Anador,
Suffer, Jackson, Fld'llctcWn,
AND WASHOE,
To which point this is the and quickest route
And all the intermediate Places.
For freight or passage apply the Railroad stations
J.F ROBINSON, Superintendent.
S. v, r, Il, o:hec, October 2utlI $500 -
- L. ELKUS, ~
Il Main Street, Placerville, II
Has jus, received a large stock of -
Fine and Fashionable Goods.
T, Which h, invites the attention Of the Public The
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-21

Remarkable Cure Of Consumption.

The AlL"st niTarulogs cure that has been ELECTED
IN my case" PT"nlhs ue to 1p5Tt IL those IL nv tel.
IL" rftatHf' "hu may hc -uErtifg from Ike ARc-
t"h, TIE source Of relief with Surt description of
my c.sr. several Years ago. my health began t.,
t'h l wd+ attach, by RtI, raj w,aknp.. AID J,.
nItN' Which reduced Tie To the mere shadow Of MY
i"r'''r I'll At that stage sought medical assist.
hncc. and eAIrlivd large amounts, lat hh.ut tlr
Iest bthrh'ial result That fell DESTROYER Cntpun,l.-
ti"n had already seiEed upon ms vitaS was haiiy
hrh"ts, closer To the tomb my physicians held 0uI
hope "t recovery; my strength had wasted, aud
was ~ H''e :" almost utter I.r"sfTaiiOn. uas in
InrHrd hy NY physicians that they could do nothing
Ter me cNrep; to smu,,th nv path to the grave
"hrh h"'t fortunately, applied /" Dr. l.. j. crap
Nay. ana am now veil and perfectly sOund n! an.
- =" III uti"r ~" 10 express tie rnutiUN 81 Irsl esA
Hrn'ii"!' experience when realizing the inuC
rablc service have received at the antis Of Dr.
Cz'pAay and itrl rtnicv'l that il Is at least In my
sAiil aud capacity. To- the afflicted would say, ,Iu
not despair, for whatever may lie tie nHture Of your
east am confident that you will fnd lief BY alp
plyinr ". l.. J. ClapAay.
Tht;' Is balm Gilra'l. and there Ii physeinIs
there" HENRY XESSIINI: ri ST
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th day
o. Oci"hrT. A. y. 1859 City and County u sau
Francisco. III the State IT CalifaruIa
u.s. y. }. TiIDACLT, Notary Public.
=. The undersigned Is personally acquainted with
Henry Wrestling, aud knows that the circumstance
I.iaed IN the f"regong certificate true. lie saw
Henry Wrestling during his illness, aud bears willing
testimony to the fact of his remarkable cure by DT.
ID czapksy. IL.s1 a. RUsENHEiM.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne, this l7ih day
OF October. A. DlS59 City and County OF San Frau
cisco, In the State Of California.
Isl FL. 1iIIRAULT, Notary Public.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-21
$. HARRIS,

plaza LoRNER. PLACERvILLE.
lust received large assortment Of the best
81 brands Of Havana Cigars, Tobaccos,
Meerschaum and other Pipes, Matches
and Playing Cards, wholesale aud retail, at
San Francisco prices. s5.3,n
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-21
SMOuntain Democrat.



The PaHPer's Death.
The paupsr lay on HE straw bed,
In howell wOfal and dreAry
A pale, thin woman was bathing his head,
with eyes weary
With eyes a-weary with watching aud grief,
Aud tired with weeping;
IoF she had watched through the diSRaAl honrs
And he still was sleeping.
Dismally blew the wind without,
Aud the cold rain battered down:
And the shutters banged with noisy rout-
The nOisicsI things in town.
Yet the paupcr slcpt-he was dreaming
OF many pleasant scene-
OfbOyhOod's days of loves first hcsming-
OF the sunny village green.
lie saw his mothers cheerful face
He heard her tender tones;
All, he vac child when he saw her last,
Nos earth doth hide her lOncs.
Ten long hOurs the wife hath sat
Beside her husband's bed,
With eyes a.wCary, and tired aud weak,
For she has got no bread.
Nothing to eat !-nothlng 10 cat .........-
nungeF's ptilcss foe!
No parlcy makes he-he must have his need
Where can the PeOr wife go
Hist! hist !-hc murmurs iu his sleep;
Something he fain would say;
His pale lips part With pleasing tone
Something To cat, pray"
Three days have PassSd--thcy we're AWFUL daIs-
since hunger a-lunning came
4 tirelcss wight in the gloomy night
Ills cry is ever the SAINT. .....-......
Sad is the sight of drowning man.
And horrid his dismal cry;
Aud awful to sec in your midnight dreams
The glaze Of his sinking eye:
Yet what are these to lingering death,
With hunger at your bedside
And nothing to cheer the faintins huIrt
But the smile Of Your skeleton bride
Dismally, dismally blew the wind,
And heavily fell the rain;
4 patient watch did the poor wilc Keep.
Nor ever did she complain.
Some bread! some bread - the paWrcr cries,
And gives pitcous mean;
"Hcaven help Us both ~ the wife replies,
"for bread we have got NONE!
Three sad and weary days ago
We shared our last dry crust
Now Heaven have mercy our souls,
For starye We surely must
There's q reVel across the street, l Not,
Where the lights 90 boldly shinc;
And merrily pass the jest and song,
Aud spOrkles the glowing wine.
hut what should they know Of our grievous woe,
Whom want has never taught
Fashion and frlie can ne'er find time
To give the POOR thought
Then the bowling blast went rushing past,
And the tends were out at play
And each glaring eye, as they hurried by,
0a1ed where the paupcr lay;
Then the poor wife knelt by the husbands side,
And her thin lips moved to pray.
Heaven is more kind than the rich aud proud
Alas: II it were not so,
Where, in their dreadful hour Of need,
Where would the weary go'
Like incense rare 10 the frrvrnt prayer
OF the humble and the low.
Alas now dead, on his wretchcd bed,
The starved pauper lay;
Nor ever again, through heart or vein,
Shall the crimsOn current play.
The spark has ned. and the Wife now clasps
NSught but the sOOless clay!
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-21
PLACERVILLE BAKERY,

A1NN INV HI AE ~ IA GNN
Main street, three doors below Confidence Engine
House, Placerville.
n GORGE SCHULZ desires to inform the citi.
NJ gems Of Placerville that he Is now permanently
located in JONES' NEW BUILDING, on Main
street, where he is prepared to furnish them with
every variety Of
BREAD. CAKES AND PIES,
Made Of the choicest materials, and warranted
equal to any manufactured in this city. lie will
deliver all articles ordered of him, in any part Of
the city. ~ Orders respectfully solicited aud
promptly attended to. OF SIN
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-21

TIE G't"t"at h.torery 81 GAe AOp-Gr~Gf Rss
S'"g to Mnkind-JRM0ceHt, but Potent.
DIX l.. J. CZAPKAYs Prophila cticun, (self,Gjsin-
fectinR agent sure preventive against ConorrhWa
ana syphilitic diseases, aud an unsurpassed nemedy
Tor all Venereal scFOfulOus, nRrenOus and Cancer
GUS Ulcers Fetid Discharges from Vagina, Uterus
eases For sale ct DR.. L. }. CxaIkays 0isce. Sacra-
mento 81, below Montgomery. opposite Aacihc Mail
steamship Co.'S ONCE. As inOculation Ia apTeven-
i've against small pOx, so IL DR.. L. J. Ceapkay'-
PrOphilacticun preventive against Svphilitic and
GonoFrhnal diseases Harmless 10 ITSELF IL pOssesa
e. the power OF chemically destroying the Syphiitic
virus, and thereby saving thousands Of debauchees
from being injected by the most loathsome Of all
diseases. Let no young man who appEeciatee health
be without DR.. CEapksy's Papphilatticum 1t Is in
very convenient packages, and will he found con-
Venient to use, being used . soap. Price. Is
10 Allordcrs must keaddre IS, j to l.. ]. CzsVkay,
u. d San Franc.cV, California. vl7.3I-
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-21
SETH L0VELES, u II. Redo
WISCONSIN LIVERY

SALE 81 FEED STABLE.
Main ST., above Cedar Ravine Bridge,
PLACERVILLE.
TENiiE Subscribers, thankful for past ia -
Il vors, respectfully inform the public SK~
that they are nov prepared to accommo- N
date all who may favor them with their " ~
patronage, with the hnest buggy Teams ard eadde
Horses In the mountains.
Horses kept by the day or month at the lowest
rates. Try us and lie convinced.
EB Attached to the stable 10 a large shed and
secure Coral suitable for pack trains
Reid LOVELESS
Plaocrvie, Sept. 90, IsSab-Iy
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-21
FOR SALE.

- THE undersigned offers for SALE his Dwelling
I::iH house and lot, and Blacksmith Shop.
$500 on Smiths Flat, three miles from PiacrryiIIr
in one Of the best mining localities In the State.
L. II. MEREDITH,
cm't' . Fiatt NOV Luth, lSOO novl0-3m
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-21

Remarkable Instance o: Medical Relief.
i'.o~ pal. y ~ ~, rca., ii.r-p ..stl,- .t
d ;ef. ft"ii, the Ianra "t d..as.-. Wiz" hxv.ng re-
rft, ma il'u f'tt'r o"ilh. and n.," Nod rs RvSt
fII-. mak" kr"Nh it'iT '.b's AiJ r,Ia.daI AKrtt
aii freir s'a,'Li"ts "" ,ii'. EtrAttd hy Notary
ruh'". H." i"nand. ~ NIFTY ,iul. ri"u.iy com
!th,u Fui'i'Ht. att ~ '.iau,nd iheiF l-TusA.
& 'it ~, t-fc., al 4 a.,t,i..i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
MISCELLANY Y .
Artemas Ward. the Happy Father of
Twins.

Dear .Surs Il take my pen in hand to
inform yu that Ime in state of great bis
& trust these lines will find yu injoying the
same blessins. line reguvenated. I've
found the immorkal waters Of youth, so to
speak, and am as timber and frisky as 2
yer old stear, and in the futur them boys
which sez "go up old bawld he'd to me
Will do so at the Peril of their hazard in
diaidooally. Ime powerfully happy! Heaps
of joy has descended upon me to onct u |
feel lie a bran new mar. Sometimes |
arsk myself, "is it not a dream ?" and suth-
in within myself sez :" it air" but when |
look at them sweet little critters know it
is reallerty--2 reallerties | may Sax |
feel gay. There's considerable human ma
tur in man arter all.
returned from the Summer Campane
with my unparalleled show of wax-works
and living wild Beasts of Pray, in the erly
part of this month. The people of Bald.
winsyille met me cordially and immeiitly
commenst resting myself with my farmly
The other mite while wos down to the tav.
ern tosting my shins agin the bar-room fire
Sc amusin the krowd with sum of my ad.
ventures, who should cum bare-headed &
terribly excited but Bill Stokes, who sez
seq he, "Old Ward, there's great doins up
to your house"
seq /, "Wiilliam, how so r"
| Sez he, " its CRATE doins," and then be
larfed as if he'd kill himself.
Sez /, rising and putin on an ausieeI
| look" William, / wouldn't be a fool if
had common cents"
But he kept on larfn till he was black
in the face, when he fell over unto the
bunk whar the hostIer sleeps, and in a still
small voice sed "twinsl" " l ashure yu,
gents, that the grass didn't grow under my
feet on my way home, e. | was follored by
an enthusiastic throng of my feller-siter-
zuns, who hurrard for Old Ward at the Top
of their voices. found the house chuck
full or people. There was Miss Square
Baxter and her three grown up darters,
| LAWYER Perkinses wife, Taberihy Ripley,
Young Eben Parsuns, Deakun Simmons
folks, The Skoolmaster, Doctor Jordin, ct
settery, etsettery. Mrs. Ward Mis- Square
Baxter was maxim southin in a dipper be-
fore the kitchen fire, and small army Of
femal wimin were rushin wildly round the
house with bottles of eamfire, peaces OF
AanniI. &c. | never seed such hubbub
in my natural born dase. l could stay in
the west room only mint, so strung up
was my feelins, so rusht out and seased
my double barrild gun.
"Wot on airth ails the man - sez Tab
erthy Ridley. "Sakes alive what air you
adoin ?" & she grabbed me by the coat
tales. Wofs the matter with yus she
continued.
Twins, marm," sex I, ~iwins =" /
know it, seq she, coverin her face with her
aprun. Wall. sed I. '' that's wots the
matter with me-" Vail, put down that
air gun, you pesky old foOl," sed she.
No marn,- sez ], this is nashunal
day. The glorp of this ere day issent con-
fined to Baklwinsville. by a burned site.
On yonder wood>hed.' sed | dFawiH myself
up to my full hite and speaking in show
actin voise, . will fire Nashunal saloot :!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

need not 90 far for objects of charity.
Thou hypocrite take first the beam out OF
thine own eye, then shalt thou see clearly
to pull the mote out of thy neighbours
But if, indeed, you do lack objects Of SYM
pathy near you, go to jefferson Coenly. to
the family of George Turner, noble, lrue-
hearted man, whose devotion to his friend
(Col. Washingtoh) causing him TO risk his
life, was shot down like dog. Or to that
Of old Berkhan, whose grief at the murder
of his negro subordinate made him need
lessly expose himself to the aim of the as
sassin Brown. And when you can equal
IN deeds Of love and charity 10 those around
You, what is shown by nne-tcn,hs Of the
Virginia plantations, then by your 'sympa-
thy whet the knives for our throats and
kindle the torch that fires our homes. You
reverence Brown for his clemency TO his
prisonsrs Prisoners and how taken
Unsuspecting workmen, going 10 their daily
duties; unarmed gentlemen. taken from
their beds at the dead hour of the night, by
six men 6oubly and irebly armed. Suppose
he had hurt hair of their heads, do you
suppose one of the band of desperadoes
would have left the engine-house alive
And did not he know that his treatment O
them was his only hope of life then, or o
clemency afterward? OF course he did
The United States troops could not hav,
prevented him from being torn limb from
limb.
viii add, in conclusion, no Southernel
ought, after your letter to Gov. Wise anc
to Brown, to read line of your composition
on 10 touch a magazine which bears you
| name in its list of contributors and in thi
we hope for the sympathy at least of thos,
at the North who deserve the name of wo
man. NJ. J. {. MASON.
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q he Times.
BELLOWS FALLS, JAN. 90. 1860.
Virginia and Massachusetts.
INVESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
Letter from Mrs. Mason of vn. TO L. Maria
Child.
Afro, King Georges Co, Va,
Nnv. LII. 1919.


ALTO, King Georges Co., Va, !
Nov. IL, 1859.
Do you read your Bible, Mrs. Child ?
If YOU do, read there, Woe unto you, hypo-
critics, and take to yourself with two-fold
damnation that terrible sentence for, rest
assured, in the day of judgment it shall be
more tolerable for those thus scathed by the
awful denunciation of the Son of God, than
for you. You would soothe with sisterly
and motherly care the hoary-headed mur-
derer of Harper's Ferry! A man whose
aim and intention was TO inciie the horrors
Of servile war--to condemn women OF
your own race, ere death closed their eyes
on their sufferings from violence and out
rage. to see their husbands and fathers MUIR
ed, their children butchered, the ground
strewed with the brains of their babes.
The antecedents of Browns band proved
them to have been the offscourings of the
earth; and wha: would have been our fate
had they found as many sympathzers in
Virginia as they seem TO have in Massachu-
sets
Now, compare yourself with those your
sympathy would devote to such ruthless
ruin, and say, on that word Of honor, which
never has been broken would you stand by
the bedside of an old negro, dying of a
hopeless disease, to alleviate his suiferings
as far as human aid could? Have you ever
watched the last, lingering illness of con-
sumptive, to soothe, as far as in you lay,
the inevitable fate? Do you soften the
pangs of maternity in these around you by
all the care and comfort you can give? Do
you griere with those near you, even though
their sorrows resulted from their own mis-
conduct? Did yoW ever sit up until the
wee hours to complete dress for mother
less child, that she might appear on Christ
mas day in new one, along with her more
fortunate companions! Ne do these and
more for our servants, aud why! Because
we endeavor 10 do our duty ia that state Of
life Il has pleased God to place us. In his
revealed wogd we read our du'ies TO them
theirs TO Us is there also-'Not only TO
the good and gentle. but TO the froward.'-
Peter ii ls.) Go thou and do likewise,
and keep away fiom Charlestown. If the
stories read in the public prints be true. of
the suffcrings of the poor of the North, you
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
caEAT REDUCTION PRICES. .

have concluded e reduce my prices in DENTISTRY, 80
that all will have in their power have coon TEETH
list or PRICES.
Complete set upper and under Gold plate BANDED $500
Being S25 less than denfisfs iks riciniiE charge!
Complete set Gold plate, without band, $4,000
being SO, 90 less than others charge.
Upper set Gold plate, B,NpKp, s25 TO SO
being 10 to SIS less than Others charge
Upper set Gold . ate, without band, 2s TO $50
being 10 TO ~l2 less than others charge
Complete set plana plate Continuous g) sspEp $40 90
being S3U less than others charge
Upper set platina, BAxDtp 1000
being $40 hess than others charge.
Complete set on Rubber, R.spED, $50 90
Being 80 10 $50 less than others charge
Upper set, Rubber, BANDED, 25 TO $50
being 10 70 $40 less than others charge.
Complete set Silver plate, BANDED, o
being 10 TO SIS less than others charge.
Complete set, Silver, without band $500
being SIS lees than others charge.
Upper set, Silver, BANDED, 20 to S25
being TO SO less than others charge.
Upper set Silver plate, without band IL TO $500
being TO dollars less than others charge.
CheoPasc Frequently ads ed for under pieeesl Is to $40
III Gum teeth always permanent work and be-
leye dentist when he tells you, p do for
gum tooth ~ y In all the gold pa.e shall he IS
FIsEtbe Platina and Rubber PURE asd the si.
MONEY.
so ccss- cavity only will b, charged for the best
gold 6Iiinx! ! and other Filings In proportion.
~ All plate work and hiiing warranted
Electricity used In extracting. Please give me a call
JOHN M. CoMEGYs,
NINE street., BrattIe boro, Va. 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
American & Foreign Patents,

r.. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Pafeats,
Late Agent of u s. paent oee, Washington (under the
7s STATE srRprr 1870 o. ~ x s,o. posroS
PTER an extensive practice Of upwards of twenty wears
N continues secure Patents in the United states also
in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries Ca
Yeats SPECIFICATIONS, Bonds, Assignments Papers
Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms and with
despatch Researches made into American or Foreign
wotks to detemine the validity utility of Patents
rentonsand legal other advice rendered in all
touching the Copies Of the claims Of any
nished by remitting One Dollar. Assignments recorded
Washington.
hroagh it inventors have advantages secaring Patents
of asoerainng the pstentsbiy 6nyentons unsurpassed
fered them esewhere The Testimonials v given prove
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OF
PROOF OF ADVANTAGE AND ABILITY. be wpud add
that he has abundant believe prove that
at other Office of the kind the charges profession
al services moderate The immense practice Of the
srber during twenty years has enabled him t
ulste vast collection of specifications official deeis-
The besides his extensive library legal and mechan-
cal works. and full aeots cf patents granted In the
top u % ps,sn,s q"s'
AL neoesssts Of siourney Washington procure pa
tent and the usual great delay there here saved haven't
srs
rEsrINogIALs.
II regard Mr.. Eddy of the capable ard
Slss seea aoonssioDer q Pstenis
have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
employ person competent and frissitoohy
capable Of putting their applications in form
for them early and favorable consideration the
Patent Offce' EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
"BosroS, February q. 1858.
Nrg.H Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applications
all but of which patents have been granted that
Is pending Such unmstakeabe proof of great talen
and ability his part leads recommend all inven
apply him to procure their patents they b,
Of having the m hful attention bestowed
cases. and at very reasonable charges"
JOHN TAGGART.
From Sept lTth 1851 to June lIth 1885, the subscriber
In of his large practice made app
cations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which wa
decided In A faror. by the Commissioner Of Patents
Boston, Jan. !, 1860. / 81 X. IL. EDDY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

cCEssiBLE by Railroad FIRST station below South Yer
N Junction
Fall, Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks each begin
the last Wednesdays Of Aug Nov, and Feb respectively
Large and beautiful Institute Buildings, Appar
atus Agricultural Department. Gymnastc Club for health
full exercise and the Most Popular aud Experienced Teach
ers, among Its Advantages
L. " WARD, A. NJ PRINCIPAL;
Mrs. u. II. WARD Teacher Of Ornamental Department;
Miss s. l.. LEACH, Preceptress;
sEyERIN sCHNELL, Native Of Germany Teacher of Ger
man;
L. o EMERSON, Teacher of Music, Instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal Ia the Preparation Of
Teachers and from Gentlemen Of High Scientific Attain
ment, before the Agricultural Department will be given
Letters for Rooms for Self Boarding may
sent to T. WARD, Bernsrdston Mass Board Including
all Incidental Expenses furnished in private families and
at the cushman Hail. under of the Teachers 81 q
per woek. 30
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

TONES WEDDING DAY.
Keeping Tens wedding day, his friends
Boozed till their brains added
They drank his bridal day Tom sighed and said
" That day was saddied.n
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BUSINESS CARDS.


\ sSf N. ii. HALL,
&&*s{A Dealer In
u01ks, STATIONERY, ENGRAviNGs, PORTFOLIOS
4 Albums, &C., sc. At Geo, NJ. Barrett's Store,
,SS GRAFTON, VT. 50-49
NS CHAS. III. MILLER,
DsE, CARRIAGE, SIGN Il, ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
<:}5 KINDS OF ARTISTS MATERIAL
% CHESTER, VI. l52
xcuar attention given to all kinds Of picture painting
w. A. PATRICK, Machinist,
Manufacturer of
WO oDEH WARE MAcHIN merry,
Gg1 Combined Beading, Gage and Hand IAthes Bow
4ohcs, Improved stretcher and Mop handle Machines,
Chair back Scaopers, Rake Machinery ,Jigger Saws,
&c, Engine and Drilling Lsthes, shsfting Saw
ss# Mandriils. Mill Work, Edge Tools, Jack and
Bench Screws, Screw Plants, Taps and
g Order LUDLOW, VT q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

r.. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents,
Late Agent Of U. s. Patent Office Washington under the
Act of 1871
I6 STATE STREET, opposite Kilby Street, BOSTON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
Jas. ID. Powers

PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON,
over the Savings Bank Opposite the Black River Hotel
SPRINGFIELD VT. "A