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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-10
Pianos! Pianos!

WE have just received an elegant assort-
ment OF Pianos, from the best makers In the
EASTERN cities, comprising great variety OF STYLES
ana sizes They have the largest stock 10 be found
anywhere IN this violrity All Of which will be sold
a. a. iow A. they can be bought in New York BoatOn,
seSrCall at tho OLD established Head
quarters, corner of Sd and jefferson sts.
lani2 CHAs. ELLIS. r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-10

urRs.aiur Ms'ssrOu Every Pase..n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-10

SPRNG BoSNETs New York cor,
respondent Of the Charleston Mercury says;
What queer things the spring bonnets
are Have they reached Charleston YETI
lf not, prepare yourself to be astonished.--
The novelty is nothing but revival Of
our great great--very great--grandmothe
bonnet-except that it sets D little further
back on the head Your memory will be
] quickened, perhaps, when | tell you that
the bonnet is Of the coal scutte pattern, and
that the bow part in front looms several
inches above the head, and in shape and
style is very much like the top to a Jersey
wagon. The women are veing with each
other in tHe enormity Of these bow fronts
as they always do, the dear creatures, in
every one Of the myriad fashionable follies
which they adopt--God bless 'eml But they
| little suspect-the terrestrial angels--that
these bonnets mako them appear perfectly
hideous, and that the curious look with
which the young men greet them--and
which the fair enchantresses fondly believe
TO be Of unqualified admirAtion-is exchaug.
cd for broad grin when their fascinating
backs are turned,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-10
Democratic State Con
vention.
Thnrsdnr, may "a, 1890.
RooNs OF THE DEN. STATE CRN Con-,
COLUMBUS, April 6, 1860.

Rooms OF THE DEN. STATE CEN. COM.,
COLUMBUS April 6, 1860.
To he Democratic Voters of Ohio:
You are hereby notified that the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee has designa-
ted THuRsDAY, THE oath DAY OF May NEXT,
20 the time for holding the next Democratic
State Convention, for the purpose Of nomi-
Mating a candidate for each Of the following
otices, viz.
Judge OF the Supreme Court
Attorney General Of the State of Ohio;
Comptroller Of the Treasury;
Member Of the Board Of Public Works;
Also Ticket Of Electors Of President and
Vice President
The Democratic voters Of the several
counties within this State are respectfully
requested to proceed to appoint Delegates
to represent them in said Convention, on
the following basis, one delegate for every
Eve hundred votes cast for Judge Ranney
for Governor ia October, 1859, and fol. every
fraction Of two hundred and fifty votes and
over, one additional delegate.a
We give the number Of votos Montgome,
ry and neighbOring counties are entitled to;
Montgomery Q Greene
Butler Z Miami 4
Clark 3 Preble
Clinton 2 Warren
Darko Shelby
BY order Of the Committee,
@. w. MANYPENNY, Chm.
A. McGREeoR, Sec'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-10
CO-Partnership Notice.

| HAVE this day associated with me in my
store Mr.. William Yollbrecht who has been my
clerk fora number Of tars. Mr. v. comedies with
my views as to principle Of carrying business, It
will be continued as before, namely, to have uni
form prices for all ourffiends. The of the
firm II be Charles fust n Co.
CHARLES POST,
East Second street, a doors from Main.
Ap2.d&W ~ I7'7f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-10

um.ROt Locals, Telegraph, and olho
matters ofiutefsst and Information, see
First aud Fourth Pages.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
Pennies Pacific r. r.. Company.

THE Commissioners ofthe Peoples Pacific Railroad
pany would announce to the People Of the United States
that said Board Of Commissioners fully Organized BY the
choice Of JOSIAH PERliAM, President OLIVER FROST.
y4cE PRESIDENT ABEL ABBOTT SECRETARY, S. WITH
INGToN TKEssUEER. and that the Books of the Company
are open hesuhscrption Of stock M BosToS NEW
PAN pELAHIA BALTIMORE. WAsHIScroS. aud will
b. opened in the principal SOUTHERN WESTERN cIEs
ANA CAfLgoRSft The Charter Of said Company granted
hv the legislature OF the State Of Maine, ia March .O
The right way through the pubic lands IN the Territories
az the United Sttcs Missouri River 70 California by
the way OF Pixies Peak Gold Mines and through Utah, Is
now nseu to the Company. by Acts Of Congress.
Th People Of the United States earnestly requested
xain tie Charter and Bylaws ofthe Conpay, aud send
In their shcript All persons invited 20 subscribe
one share each, and one more than ten shares
Shares One Hundred Dollars each, dollars afhich 10
be psfd xhen the Subscription y made. viii - seen
by dc Charter Let the PEOPLE subscribe generally aud
literally fosthwitb. aud The Company vii BE- able to
land aud money let the whole People ali oues put
and the Railroad viii BE- built within i've years Let c he
Of ten twenty say suhsrrr= b. formed 10 every
fown aud Village, and the money 5Trdef by Nail oF "a
.sii te returned K~sFaus'l,e fruIn4 70 esr-
art.r heart for tbs work wanted IN all
rafts cfthe uui stss 70 act Agent . ettain sub
s~ririions the 5tozs II Tire ccnFsny-
Ain could Be i-cctsd ~ The undersis nct
at the 0fsoe offhc Ctapsuy. ADAMS HOUSE ipSiONl
and whom al alton for coPis q Garter y laws
,r, other iocafncnt- sipit y uait JOSIAH fttr An
Presidenf Board ofte1nrll iorera. = la
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

The Irasburg Standard says there are
but three ID. DIS on the eastern side OF the
State, and at least sixteen on the western,
and pertinently asks, it the divinity of the
east-side ministers is so sound as not to
need doctoling?
Beanaa jutler, Of St. Johnsbury, has
flowed eight acres Of ground with water,
and fenced it in for a skating park. 1t has a
carriage drive round it, and a building at
one end, where ladies and gentlemen can
put on their skates warm themselves or
take refreshments.
On Wednesday OF iast week, DIR. S. Z.
Danforth of Royalton, assisted by DR.. Up
ham Of West Randolph, removed from the
breast of Mrs. Nary Ann Suiiing Of Ran
dolph, eaneerous tnmor of the size of a
goose egg.-the patient being undeF the
Influence of chloroform during the operation.
It was found necessary to remove the whole
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

mou, manufacturers the Gun manufacturers The
Boz, and Sl,0r manufacturers, the liza, manu-
IactireIs ID Paper manufacturers anh eve"
The SHIP bilitlssof aur Country, NOW have !"
acknnwledgs themselves To- e second r"le bust
ness mrn, aud bow 10 NE The nprnee OF Amer
ican Manufacturers" a.,
rem among the dirt, Why, the Queens VAL
ace ought moi to be ,pmpar, ~ i. And men,
there's my great Library, (cop,lshns OF 10
Sehuh Books and chart " my head,J VIM"
YOU wifae sure TO find interesting 10 examine,
SIR, inSray mighty exploits ! have lar cuts
gtripped,lel great "Sancho Panza, Or etsn ""
r.nbw6g, Fs Ilnn Ouixoie," and thus have spr-
cee,led 4, ths pa,,y age of % in swelling ioso ~
unparalleled inaiiensity, and in iooslng mYIvh
in The infinite radiation Of my orn oferp"e'"'
ing genius ,,,;n,
And now let no one imagine that a" trying
10 Fool I'M. ''t@ "tis'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
al Matters
RIpAY, DECEMBER, IA, 1860.


H. word to our friends. We have en-
\, mon the last month of the gesr, and
Il now earnestly request all who are IN
.ed to this Office, in any OF It's depart
.ts, to make payment before the 10Th OF
month. DO sot dssappoint as 1t is
necessary that we should entertain our
.aers with cur own needs to impress the
.ortauce of our request. Most oil our
kcribers, we are happy TO say, pay either
,dyance or early in the year, but there
sill many who are owing for the past
Il and some for more. To all such we
. if you will not now do the handsome
Il, by paying, in addition to arrears, in
rance for the year 1861. Pay for your
Il papers as you have to for city papers
1 the former will become large per cent
Ia valuable, because the publisher will
Ia the material to make j; so, and more
u to attend to editorial labors. Gentle
b, we await your response
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
Is6I-Pay i'm Advance I!

ave have not space this week to make
IN usual announcement for the year ensu-
ire. and will simply say that we wish to
Sutroduce the advance system for 1861, and
bene all our subscribers will come into this
Management, which is certainly the best
IL all parties. Single subscriptions, or
itose living at distance, will be discon-
fhued at the end of the year unless previ-
xbsy renewed. We give this notice now
4kat all present subscribers may have time
IL make their renewals before the first OF
january next. We hope our subscribers
n Windham and Windsor counties, win
NJ of them pay at least as early as the
Month of January. This brief call IS all
Ne can make this week, and we conclude il
BY asking everybody, in all kindness, il
there is any reason, earthly or unearthly,
Why a country paper should not be paid for
On advance as well as the city papers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

ed our hearts with sunshine and will ever
be of pleasant memory. After having re-
fresh,Aeuts, and good social time general
ly, the soene was closed by the presentation
of sum of money by c. y. Eddy Esq,' in
behalf of the friends present, making in all
about $50, for which token they have our
most earnest thanks, and best wishes,
w. ii. WIGuT,
NJ. j. WIGHT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

Mr.. EDITOR -" There are such sur
prises as are without terror, which act
aaliy deprive us of our speech, until the
brain has time TO act and reason. Such
surprises do not generate screams and faints.
They are expressed by open mouthed and
silent, staring wonder. !"
The above extract, from story in your
last issue, exactly describes the effect which
a surprise had upon US, on the evening of
the 9Th inst. We were spending few
hours with some friends, and while dis
eussing upon the merits of the secession
Saovement-not thinking of danger ever
reaching us-a crowd of citizens headed
by certain northern magistrate, entered
our quiet dwelling without ceremony, taking
possession of every earthly thing we coutd
call our own. We were sent for, and the
scene presented to US on opening the door
OF our parsonage was past description. But
we found the crowd friendly disposed, and
soon began to feel at home-presently il
rushed . whole host of the rising genera.
tion pulling a long rope attached 10 sled
and on that sled a barrel of -four hand
somely decorated, and bearing the inscrip-
ton, The childrcn's gift tho scene I'LL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

q CoNGREss.-The Unien Saving Com
nittee has been announced. Dir Corwin of
ohio, is chairman. MIR. Morrill, is the
nember for this State, Tappan for New
Hampshire. and Charles Francis Adams for
Nassachusetts-aH very excellent men,
Dir. Morrill, desired to be excused, not on
account Of any secession feeling in YER
mont, but his other duties. But the House
refused to excuse him. Hawkins of Flori-
~ia and Boyce of South Carolina, refuse to
ferve, as they don't intend to have anything
more to do with the Union. Good-if they
ktck 10 it
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
CAMBRIDGE MARKE'g.

wednesday Dec IL
EAT market b Cattle about 700 BeeVes aud 800 sor,
consisting Of Working OxepNilch Cows and one twesnd
three years old. -
Prices Market BeefExtra, including nothing but tue
large tlt stall fed oxen, 81 80 az OOi hrst quality
5000 second quality S525 third quality IS 0O oTdin'
AIRY 81 20.
Working Oxen, $50, I9 100.
Cows and Cayes-S3 01 co
Yearlings, s7GS9 itwoyearsoid Sl01 II ithreo year
old IA a II.
Sheppard Lambs-3690 tmarket Prices inlothsls "
100 q 70, each. Extra So % 30 ass OOeschor Vt
per 10. live weight Spring Lambs, 0 90 @OVQ,
Hides &c. al ic Tuow, Glb &c,
Pets 3 Doe % ~ 80 each. Cali Skins 10 q lie " ~
ReInarkTheres Improvement this week 10 the prices
Of Reef from last week The sheep Of rather better
quality and sales were quicker nc same prices
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

VERMONT ELEcToRs.--The five cleo
zors of this State met at Montpelier last
week, and organized by the election of Hon.
William Henry, of Bellows Falls, as Pres
{dent, and ID. w. c. Clark, of Burlington,
ps secretary. The vote of the State was
Then cast for Lincoln and Hamlin and after
Twelve ballotings, Mr.. +. A. Cahoon of
Lyndon, was elected as Messenger TO carry
khe vote 10 Washington.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
STATE OF VERMONT, The lion. Pro

STATE OF VERMONT, The HON PFo5ate IoaTI
WESTMINSTER s. 5. for SAD District. 10 all
persons interested the Estate of JOHN oLCOTT late
Of Rockingham, deceased, dreeting
Whereas Nathan Proctor administrator de bons non OF
estate hath presented his petition writing to said
cou representing that the personal estate of said deceased
is pay his just bebts by the sum OF fifteen
hundred dollars and praying said court TO grant him IL
eensc to much of the real estate Of said deceased a.
will enable him to pay the aforesaid together with the
cost attending the same agreaby to the statute in such
provided
You are hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the allowance Of said application at the session thereof TO
be held Office Of A. soddard in Townshend in said
district on the first Wednesday 10 January, A D. 1851
sec Ct BENZ. ". DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Dec, 5, 1860. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
DEATHS.

In Jacksenve Nov 20, Of dipthera, CARRIE LILLIAN,
ghtcr Of George W. aud Susan A. Goode aged
months and IL days,
In Windham, Nov 9, Mrs. HARRIET NJ MOORE, wife Of
Mr. Samuel Moore, aged 49,
In Wilmington, Dec l. ANNA, daughter Of Samuel and
Phete A. Miner aged years and months
In South Warsboro Nov. "a, Of consumption, oTlNlEL
G, RILBURN, aged 81 years.
In wapoe n H., Dec / Capt SAMUE FL PIERCE, aged
50. He resided In Wesmorelan n IL opposite the Put
ney Depot had gone Allen Dunshee's, his sonin law
in Wapoe attend Thanksgiving Here he was seized
with a paray tic shock which terminated his life.
In Reading Dec. TO- ELLEN, daughter Of Roland wilkins,
aged 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

SPRINGFIELD AFrAIRs.-The business
of Springfield is now in very prosperous
condition, and we shall endavor in few
weeks TO review this portion and note the
the many improvements and changes, and
give in detail the inventions of the town.
Restaurants and Thomas Carmo-
dy have purchased the restaurant of i.
Burr. and can be found on hand with fresh
oysters, pies, cakes, &c, for the hungry.
Bakery.-A. Holmes has purchased an
interest in the baking business of Thorn
ton & Ward. The style of the firm is now
Thornton, Ward & Co.
Liquor Stat.-Dea. Hawkins the Town
Agent, recently commenced suit against
Henry C. Williams, for obtaining liquor
under false pretenses. The facts of the
case were that Williams was employed in
Fletcher's livery stable, and was in the
habit of obtaining spirit to use on sick and
lame horses, whenever the occasion requir-
ed. Having obtained Bourbon whiskey at
sundry times, the Dea- began TO suspect
that +" Bourbon" was not proper medicine
and commenced a suit, which came off last
week. The jury disagreed; another suit
was commenced bat was subsequently
Withdrawn. Old Bourbon has now assum-
ed the title Of = horse medicine"
Recoreri1,g.-O. Grimes, who was 50
horribly aangled in Fullam's Stencil Tool
| Works, some time since, is now in a fair
way to recover.
j. d. Po,eers is getting out some SPLEEN
did firo.vs.ai ,s.S r--.-s.-i L ST.
err artist.
DR.. S. " Blake will spend the next two
weeks in Springfield. He is very excel
lent dentist and those desiring his services
] will of course embrace the present favora'
Bile opportunity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

I'VE publish this week the laws passed at
AZ late session of the legislature. We give
Nm entire as il will be more convenient
81 reference. BY doing this we have been
to exclude almost everything
.lse-more so than we had intended orfhan
- should have done, but for disaPpomt-
Iuent in help which we had expected. we
AN, however, endeavor to make this up IN
(ulure numbers. and would in this connec-
i'll add, that during the year 1861, we
bcpe to greatly improve the TINES both in
natter and typographical appearance,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
MARRIAGES.

In Westminster Dec ., by Rev. b, Foster Mr., GARD
NER BROWN of NARROW, n. H., md Miss VlLArfA T..
BRAGG Of Westminster
In Barre Mass, Nov. q, J. DWIGHT sTrArTuN, prin-
cps OF the Auburn street school, ia sprrded,
Mass and HELEN s. daughter Of Benjamin Fuller Of Barre
In Walpole n H. AT the house the brides father by
Rev Mr.. Stowe Mr. HENRY A. DAVIS Of ChArlestown,
Mass. and FRANCES A, BINBl, OF the former place
In wimiu gtou by Rev MIR. Ballou, Mr.. JAMES Il. AL
DRICH OF Londonderry, and Miss MARIAN RICE Of viii
nington. Dec. q, by the same, Mr. THOMAS - WHITNEY
ham,
In walpole n. II Nov y, by Rev. J. NJ, Stowe, Mr.
GEORGE IL, LoyEJoY Of Nashua, aud Miss RKBECCA A
RUST Of Walpole.
In Grafton, Dec II, by Rev, S. Adams, Mr. HORACE A
ALDEN Of st. Johnsbury and Miss Ll2ziE NJ EATON o
Grafton.
by Rev. c. Coon, the eth inst MIR. AARON LYON o
Landgrove, and Miss JENNIE NJ. BourlN of windhanl.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. P

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate Court
DIST WESTMINSTER S, for said District TO al
persons interested the Estate Of JOSEPH oSGOoD late
"a Graftop deceased Greeting.
whereas Susan osgood administrative of said estate has
made application in writing said court representing that
il would beneficial TO the heirs and all others
in said estate sell the whole Of the real estate OF saul
ceased including the Of the widows right Of dow"
or and into money and has prayed
Tor license sell the same and brings into court the con-
writing for such sale of all the heirs to SAID estate
who reside in this State.
You hereby notified that this court viii decide upon
said application the session thereof be held at the oce
A. Soddard in Townshend in said district, on the hrst
Wednesday in January A D. 1851 when and where you
may be heard in the premises If You see Mt
Grafton, Dec. IL, 1860. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
Biographical stach from ne DE # he q iarqiif
Prince 81 .imerieaa Haasyacipres'

Biographical stetch from ne Hfe # tc q iaraii,d
Prince % .imericaa Nmtyscirers.'
u not only originated The entire process Of
manufacturing my FIRST SCI Of Stencil Tools !"
but was also the Frst "a originate ,he idea of
Files and Vices their use becoming nece sary
an the developemeni of my great silence. 4 nd
as Douglas Is the eliginai inventor OF the iiiea
lhat man has any gifts; So, too. am / the ortq-
iqai iareHt0r Of S.ocl Dies OF Punches Of aay
kind
And further an nav marvellous endeaNors to
show mother hpw hIg dash could cut with
out splitting" | '.eaihauledr tic whole field Of
ancient and modern invention, and, by uneafih-
" strides, succeeded IN placing my name fast in
the worlds history. upon The lit Of iuvcnloIs (;
lernes and Martyrs, totally eclipsing the fame
OF Franklin, FnliaR, Morse and Whitney. The
great Cotton aud Wooden Mills Of Low,.il and
Lawrence, are asershadosed- by nv great
"AmeTicsn Stencil Tool WORKS. and IN CON
panson tlleGeWish.s become Ike mole hill. ~
mountain. The Scale manufacturing esiablssh-
menis OF Esabanks and Howe, and al Ih0 2 cal,
Machine Stops and Fonnlries Of oar esssHtry
sre but ciPlseis hy the SIDE OF NY works The
great Piano Porte manufacturers. the sewing
Machine manufacturers. The Agricultural Inpic,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

AccIDENT.-Chares Darby of Rocking
ham, was recently very seriously injured
by being thrown from his wagon in Ches-
Ter, caused by his horse hecon,ina frirhten-
ed. dis hip was so badly broken that the
bone protruded through the flesh. He has
|pot yet been able to be removed to his
home, though it has been more than two
weeks since he was injured.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
STATE oF YERMoNr,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
DIST. WINDSOR, S. Court Tor the plseriet %
Winor 10 ali persons concerned the estate Of ORR
son W. ALLARD, late of Reading, deceased, ntertate
Greeting.
lrhe,as Noas Briggs fte estate Of said de-
-,ls as sais n IN
at Probate be holden the inn OF e. q White
in Cayens said district, the 4h Tuesday of Janua-
~ Therefore, you hereby notified TO appear De-
fore court the time sand place aforesaid, to show
any you have why tie said account shouid not De
allowed.
Given my hand and the seal of said court at Cav
endsh in district this 9th day of November, A. D.
1860. .s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

OF the right breast. Mrs, n. is, rapidly
recovering from the effect OF the operation,
with every prospect Of being emanently
benefited thereby.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
STATE OF vERMoNr,l In Probate Court 4

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court for
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER said District, December
1, A. d. 1860,
Iii that the regular sessions Of said court for
the year ensuing be held the following times and places
II said district, to wit the inn of A. X Wilder, in
Rockingham the Wednesdays OF December. March,
june september at the Office of stoddsrd in Town
sbend On the first Wednesdays Of January April July and
October and at the Office of Benz W Dean, in Grafton
the first Wednesdays of February, May August and No
vemher.
Datsd at Townshend in said District, this first day of
neramhcr A ID 1850 A. Sr0DDABD, Judge.
5O-52
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
"Reminiscences NOTICE.

WIZ the subscribers being appointed by the Hon, the
w probate Court for .he district Of Westminster Tom
psouers to receive examine and adjust ali claims and de-
Inans Of all persons aginst estate of RUSSELL AID
RICH late Of Londonderry, in said district represented M
solvent and also ali and demands exhibited in offset
Thereto and six months the 9Th day Of November last
being allowed by for that purpose We do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend to the business OF our
said annionment at tie dwelling house Of willow Susan Al
irr IN Londonderry the second Thursday of January
and srst Thursday OF April next from O'Clock A. NJ
til 4 O'Clock p N. each OF said days
WILLIAM HARRIS, I ,,o,.;,,,o,,o-.
CURTIS ROBINSON,
Londonderry, Dec. 6, 1850. 5J-5Z
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14
To County Commissioners and
in

rINHE we'll ablished Importing House CHsRIEs BACK
Il MAN ~ Front Street. New York has made extensive
sales of the host descriptions Pure Wines and liquor.
Agents in this STAT justly earning b. the character
the goods sold reputation for selling only Pure Liquors
and at reasonable prices which et should be overlooked
those who required by law 70 purchase ad sell none
but genuine Liquors.
Applications for goods may Ne made Charles Baekrsn
So front street YORK, 10 his Agents Wm, " Drs
w n Erwin and Thomas EIs who autisqcredt soiet
orders Reference may be nae in regard the character
and standing House and the superior quality Of the
Liquors to Kaward Hunreefrd Prof chemistry in the
University ef Vermont; 5. ". Thaser NJ D. Dean Of the
Medical Faculty T. v NJ; W Carpenter. D., Prof &c,
in sane; J. :. tielce, gent, Burlington, ".
james NiteheIi Commissioner, thitienGeu Comfy