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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28


night are getting located again, and driving
business rs usual. Charles Buxton has
taken the building on Westminster street,
opposite Adams & lIapgood. g. f. Pease
has taken quarters in Chase's new build
ing, and NJ. d. Cook has moved his goods
TO the same place,
Jack Frost gave his first hard bite in
these parts, Thursday morning.
We have got new Post Master On
Tuesday last, quite sensation was pro-
duced IN our village, by the announcement
from Washington that o. D. Gray had
been appointed post master in place q lie
editor of the Aygus, removed, though in
certain circles it had been understood for
some three weeks. This has been brought
about by the Douglas folks, the reasons for
which will probably be announced in the
Woodstock Age Of this week. Our late p.
NJ, however, claims that he wsigaed, and
we await further developments. Ii is uu-
derstood that our neighbor of the Argus
will continue 10 be the acting =. NJ, though
ncminally Mr.. Gray, representative eject,
holds the oiiice.
Next week our paper win mainly be in
the hands of the printers, as we shall be
absent TO attend the fairs.
Mr.. Pease's Newspaper and Periodical
Depot will be at the Post Office for the
present. If any Of his customers do not
receive their papers, they are requested to
notify him at that place.
In the recent ease of SANDER IN .Saxton's
River, the parties implicated have stopped
legal proceedings against them by signing
an acknowledgement of their error aad
paying the amount claimed.
Mr.. Wightman has resumed his old cas>
tom Of keeping oysters which he viii now
furnish for the crowd at all times. lie re-
ceived his first lot this week, and for
very excellent and generous sample sent US,
he has our thanks.
The Wide Awakes Of this town are re-
.quested to be at the depot as soon as half
pest six o'clock, Monday evening next, so
that all may be ready in good season for
the .excursiente WalpOle.
A hose became frightened in the square
the other day, at the hole Of the sluice way,
over which rs CRATE, and spraDg off one
side, running ,oper little girl belonging in
Massachusetts, but stopping at Mr. Slough
tons. A Mr.. Dinsmore of Paper Midi
Village was driving, and the wheel struck
the girl on the face and side, iGjuring her
considerably, but we are happy TO learn,
not so much as wac 6rst feared, and that
she is now in fair way Of recovery. Our
city fathers have now moved the sluiee and
CRATE to one side the street.
The Windham County Mutual Fire In
surance Company are goingto wind,up the
concern, aud all the policies have been re-
voked, to take effect next Monday. !
The argus exposes fellow calling him
seif Blair, who pretended TO be tailor, set /,
himself up in Grafton, :. run his face . for /
a shop and fxings, livery hire, and then
decamped leaving sundry bills unpaid.
Next he has turned up at Williamsville,
where he begged not to be exposed by a /
Grafton man who found him there.
Rev. Augustus Chandler was ordained .
pastor of the Congregational church at
Saxton's River, on Wednesday, last week. +
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LocaI Matters.
nELLows FAILS, sEpT. Is. Iseo
NOTICE /. NorIcEt

We are out of stock on which 70 print
our paper and of money to pay she printer,
We have stood il as long as possible with
out money, until in fact the select men are
suspected Of taking scme interest in our at.
fairs, and all 70 avoid asking for money, Int
dire necessiiyat last prevails, and we must
akinslyrequest all who have not paid for
their paper, to cash over forthwith, either
ply RENTING to us, or by paying our agents
IN your place, for what shah II profit man
n he print paper a whole year and then
nose his subscription?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

each day. fhesevcral Committees ON pre-
mlumS, are requested to report themselves
ut The con'mhiees room (nortl end Of Floral
llall,) at 10 o'clock Of the first day, that
the Board OF Managers may I'LL vacancies
should any occur
Per order of Committee oc Arrangements.
W. A, SrEpMAN, SEc'Y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
MARRIAGES.

In Mount Holy seta. "a by Rev. Ira Pearson Mr. yeNN
o. kNoWLToN Of Ps9fner, Mass, to Miss FAsxsIN IN
GALS. Of the FORMER place
In Woodstock, sept 9Th, by Rev NJ Kidder Mr. ETHEL
BERT o. slIERNlN, and Miss ANN Z, SHEDD, botk O
Reading l5E # #FN q
In woodstook Sept, 9Th BY Bes NJ Eid&cr Mr.. EDe N
STEAGNS Of SheTburne, ana Miss FRANCES NJ. DERBY
Of Woodstock
In Bridgewater, Sept 18TH by Rev NJ Kdder, Mr.. ABEL
Bri dgewater
l:ridsewater, Aug 18th by Rev NJ KidIer, Mr., NJ J
HUDSON Of Plymouth and Miss Z. MERRILL, of Bridge
water.
In Nottingham, Sept :, by L. Brown, ESD, Mr.. Ma
THAN b. GOD and Mrs LII RAMA y. RIA, both of Whit
iughsm.
In Windsor Sept 10th, by Rev F.. Hutchinson, ar ED
WIN Il HOPKINS, and Miss ELIZA y BAYLIES, both Oi
Windsor.
In Guilord, Sept, list by the Rev E Allen Mr.. JOHN
WHEELER aud Mis- ELLEN NJ. COLBY both Of Brattle-
boro. +
In Townshend. Sept 10, by Rev. c. h. Cushman Mr..
WILLIAM H. RAND, and Miss LIZZIE II. RUTrER, young
est daugter Of Capt Philip I,utter, of Townshend
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
NOTICE.

Tn. Snnua, exhibition Of the windham
County Agricultural Society VIII be holden
on the Societies ground, IN Newfane, on
Wednesday sad Thursday, October Sd and
Eth, 1850. TIE building has been reftted
aud enlarged wiid the addition OF another
story. so HAT thert is ample room for all
articles. where they can be kept during the
exhibition secure from. the sun and ruin
Two Brass Bands viii be ia attendance
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
REPAIRED b On. J w Poland 6 co !,

prepared BY 4th. y. w POLAND s. CO.
tw Eosstown Ceu,re n IT,
The ALLOWING tcstin,oni,s win tell scmethius .ho,t
Medicine that y nov becoming popular fastcr thsn 9th
er article sold by dr.resis,s
. 1860, sass ~ When your favor fswo dttkso whit.
Pine Compound was received, suffering usn
severe cold took the Compound and able p<~a<h
in two days believe the compound u an iuvai
ssss %ssc1s , !. vs ssorsan. 10 h.r nothing Of
Rev = 9 ssseps Pastor Of the B.psist Church e Con.
fniIy tried Il the Compound with rignsi sue
cess teeess q e be Of the best Cough Resdies
good 70 believe cssas 10 tc Ter Kidney
diseases and Itshstes p n
Mr. Asa socshue, eff Bsw, n H. prosesssrd BY nj
bette. 70 March lsbe that pcish-r himself sny Who
him. Thought thsf he e-hiy sc tArcueh the
White Pine Compound They prosarea sss - Kin, ~:
he began totake e. and 10 Gins surprise Of al! mmedntsiy
showed signs q an.ndnsns kssn mcusths Afterwards.
Pb 20 1867 IN fsI satsacnt Of his case, he savs : At
believe ir Fozd White rive Vasapospd undrr Cd Aas
Hundreds Of es- Of kiarsy rospiists cured eps;r~v
b taking the White Pine compound have been rcportrd
An aged man in panyers. Mass heard Of the Compound
as wo..derfni curative for kidney eamp,anss EsDs
great sufferer from thai dul he sent to the Apctheeasy
for two bottle They cured him lie said they north
d gs o,s s Ia. s ,, s'd q ssos man, ss,,. h.s
Mass He va. also cured Of e. SANE s.spiaus arr
acy brought on rarn Of H. frses dnsealsy and SEX
ing in vain IN Minnesota for the Compound be wss COM
PEELED to send al che ~s 70 saa 20 hase forwarded BY
July, 1880 Or. HeInra AIR. J c. Busserae,J. yr
ss ~, ks III e sss . +.
ne bad been sfesci With the kiiney Complaint for .
AZ !. .s - sss S asits sssI'
M see nsrses ezrei that sloulf svsr st sy sssitS
iarcd Of both the Cough and kidney s'om paius
~oud also state that lady a osrs ~. 20
pcuh have her he'd uas aud We I'll thssrhs =. va
Sas ssa AMI as. s.s as 81 81 GUY r: ss .
q sar tfes was. oIktt1ES HAETEfT..
pa
4 ye.sf White Pine comrssrs3 Yur sin r~vurnl<r bo,
ole wAs AZ the t's~ iva;hd eren you, In ysiy lst
Ny clf eoriHint snes7assion kkfpe,f In "a
icn 10 other di-sssAe npfns< -uacrxl sze.5fslls
frt sesere rs.s Nr sii OF the htr Pine
tonpcend sud tlpre bad taken t~-sbirdz Of the sop-
ens ~ tha, osc tcfse pain hid All t Th< ush
hs tree sitcted Nth that compliant toor TIME have
not hsa return Of It srce have fas naonhs past
-s,ryed exesiirut hea n + I Notsrs fr.fr - -
Goffsfos u, Nsrri "a. fan \ AKIN
eEp g GOODWIN CO IL Marshan ST.. Horton cen
y. A=sr-s Soii essfy sks-s ~ erusskts
Aos n le- asS4ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
Bellows Falls Home Educat 70 nal A-seci-
ntiou.

Tile first meeting Of the Bellows Falls
Home Educational Society viii be held at
the School house in Bellows Falls, Tues
day evening, Oct. ?, 1860, at Z o'clock.
The following question wall be discussed
How can pareFts, teachers and pupils,
best cooperate for the COED order, thorough
instruction and ogreeableness cfthe sehooly'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

nor SALE, FARM in the south part Of Westminster
containing 100 aeres; also dwelling Ihouse barns
aud other out buildings also from 400 coo fruit
Said srms suitably divided into wing pasture and wood
land and we'll supplied with water Ndjoining said farm
Pasture consisting Of 5oacrs. in wiichis nice sugar
chard Of 400 trees Also so of wood and timber land
which will be sold separately all together suit tn.
purchaser. FF.I tENF SYLVESTER CIRCUIT
Westminster Vt September % 1850 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

DR. Sweets Infalibe Eminent prepared from the
oire Of T Stephen Sweet Of eonnvctct the great bone
setter and has been used 10 bis practice or the last
with the astonishing As external
remedy it is without rival and will alleviate pain
speedily than any other preparation. For all Rheu-
uaiic and Nervous Disorders i is truly infalbe and
curative for Sores Wounds Spains Bruises &c its sooth
ing healing and powerful strengthening properties excite
the just wonder and astonhment of ell who have
give trial Over four hundred certificates of remark
able performed by it within the last two years
attest this fact. See advertisement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
Tin PedleTs Wanted.

- or good faithful Young lieu with good Horse and
- liar from Vermont New-Ilsmpshre, 10 peddle
Tin Ware ami other Goods this hall for the subscriber
Greenfield, Mass. Liberal wages pad. Should Ike those
that had fully or In part le0rnei the trade
Greenfield, Mass, scptembera7 1850. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

The subject of home education was pre-
sented in an ableand interesting manner by
key. Warren Burton, Of Boston, in the con
1segational church last Sabbath afternoon
at the five O'Clock meeting the church
4os full, there being good attendance-fro
the different societies. Mr.. Durion's adj
IS was well calculated TO awaken an in
1est in the education of children mt home,
~ gave very general satisfaction lie
showed that all classes wesild be interested
WI benefited by giving attention to the
H69ject, and left favorable impression,on
80 audience. We sincerely hope that the
dneerest which he has now awakened may
result in a permanent good. And nc doubt
u will, if our people will but give it their
saitention. That's the question. %5llriicy
do Il II an association is formed il will
mot only be profitable but entertaining. At
+the close of the meeting Mr.. Burton named
the following committee TO organize a Home
Educational Society in this place &c. Il.
Eddy, Rev. Mr.. Perry, c. O. Henry, Rev.
Mr.. Oliver, Meriick Wentworth, Rev. Mr.
d rown, Rev. Mr.. Wight Amasa Sherwin,
and W. ii. johnson. This committee, we
understand, held a meeting on Monday
morniug, and chose C. D. Eddy, ESD,
chairman and w. Id. johnson, secretary,
and further perfected an organization by
<hPo,u'Hs pace 'ot meeting anu choosing
Aeject 10 pe discussed. heregret What
.tAo -; 49,. ~. = !,
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

Making per cent, for the year
ending August l. 1860 Said per eenage to be cast upon
the original amount Of the premium without
any and to be paid Treasurer
office in Montpelier, before the 18th October 1860
Members of the Company will find in the hands Re-
representatives. elect TO the legislature schedule showing
the of assessment due from respectively
they particularly desired TO that the money their
assessments fsrwafded to the Office in october The
must t paid dur lttic attention on
the part Of the members Of the Company viii them
Pense aud trouble. e & Il 81 Fz# e.
Montpelier, Sept g. 1860. 1873
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
MRS. WILSON'S
COCO An u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson, Hair Dressing Is nut NJ Ia large bottles,
retails f 81 cts per bottle, and f dressing the
hair Of any person, young DID, there Is not rs equal
the void II VIII make he hair everything you Win
% be, and noreoscr, It has ffsnae that Is Infinitely
superior to a.y Of tie fasana extracts. either foreign
rr Amrriean which alone sc.zla ebssse place
every lady's toilef tAblo.
Tss the Eseenerater before Fstirsu< Al uigff, and
in The morning appy little of tho Dressing and yor
hair viii be even iifeike .. rafor and iranfs-
T.e pshuz 90 your hair but these prersrefsens. and
use these aecorass to dirsicas. ard you
a good healthy head a Ian.
N.uuf.cs.res -ra .oli a. vlyo,e.se BY Henry WI
son Co. Mancse-,sr H..to whcrn sn letters should
De sddressed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

nsssrksThe Cattle to-day were no, 50 zoos in quality
last week prices Ss sheep a.sck a. there
was anto d falling OF in they Numbers,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

Has purchased stask % Medicines and opened them Ia
the Marble shop building IT y ~ peircc where he
would be psssd TO see any VI lbs euds that aay b. in
nvet Of the same, II
hFllNNs Falls April "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28
Vt. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

Notice of ssesssssesI for ls6e.
TIME Members Of the ffRseST MurusS ASSURANCE
COMPANY hereby petihed TINT the following assess
me have been made by the Directors all notes In force
he lnail Ia tn ,Iit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

N(Eare now Offering enslre STOCK or PRINTS yar-
w chasel teiofc February, COST and many LisS
IAN Cosra,nl waen vc say and ess. q
~ ADAMS uArGoop.
March %, 1870. B
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-28

Noses. HESzy p wILseS 4 Co., deem Mrs. Wiz
sons Hair RegenerRtsr and Hair Dressing the standard
articles II al hair Preparations have, in many in
Stances knows tAcs TO restore the hair where IL bad
fallen OF remove dsnd the hair its origins;
color enre entirely the most painful hesdarhesand
instances serious hunors Personally, have
seen sliarer In several Of these heRedts.
gev. ufNAY ntLS., Manchester, n. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
,oruv STEAMER KyIcKEI

ACCIDENT TO The STEAMER hSickEksochsH Iiue
! steamer Knickerbocker, which let NeS,iofn mss
evening in company with the steamers New world
and Hendrix Budson, became cnpped tns mornUg
when peaJ New Baltimore. Tue ACCIDENT ~ss caused
bv TIE breaking Of the connecting rod near the crank
when passing over the upper CENTER which caused the
nton 10 fall with fearful velocity, breaking tue top
and bottom of the cylinder and again severDg tho
corr Getting rod close off BY the beam. Tue accident
occnrr,d about o'clock this morning, and although
M attended with loss Of life or even bodily injuries,
rsnsed a considerable comuoon on the boat. A fear
mi erash follow ed the breaking OF the connecting rod,
and In almost instant after the cTash the boat was
eDyeloy ed with steam. Being 10 shallow water there
was little if any danger 10 be apprehended snd the
psetepetIP finding that the engine weJ only broken,
hey were quickly qnieiod.
The propeller Henry Andrews, of the Swifsure Ex-
rIees Lire short distance asern Of the kuicker-
becker when ths accident occurred, aud upon conrg
OPP the Andrew took the Knickerbockers passengers
and brt ueht them TO this city in time 10 take the early
eSpress train for the West The passengers cay ths
the KncAerboeksI and hendrix were racing from re
time they emerged from their slips IN New York ntl
the accident occurred. On the other hand, the ng-
Deer Of the Kuckorbocker says that the boa. Sas
gong ST Moderate speed at the tne that the cideu;
occuf ed and that il was caased by imperte weld
ing together Of the connecting rod The kacs esbocker
wos iowed to this city by the steamug Ma shall aud
reached her dock about II O'Clock this mor ing Alter
discl arging her cargo the viii be toSed Ne WORK
for ,ensys and her place IN the line m be led by
ano,hsr heat II her cylinder "a br oSeu Of ghic,
some ears a, che will ot be In ruunins
order IL less than foFtaish's une. fAls. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

ING tie eceeiy for sn noresse OF attention to The de-
vlormttt OF The matt iial interests Of the country,
contrasting the polio, Of cur Government 10 ths par
tcplar will that CT EuroTesn nations at large. We
preceded 20 show tue dsnger and deetrucvenees oil
iucoptept ltsis'st'op upcn commerce ard nsuaf 70
three AID closed with an elaborate discussion OF tie
wool qnetton, demonstrating the common interest o.
the manufacturer ard the wool grower and sustaining
bis post on by array Of facts upon cha! point show.
ing that there IL gradual increase 10 the price OF
American wool upoef tie preeent tariff Of low duty
He also sdvoraed a cbsnge in the Interpretation OF
the law fixing the price OF wool at the place OF export
h IL actual cost and not at Ice v.lce on the day OF
ealing He advocate the general FEATURES OF the bill
rtiore the House, rec 'mmendipg change 10 some oil
rt spscikc pI0t eedings.
MIR. HOLMAN INSIDE speech IN exposition and de-
fense OF Der ocrstic rrintioes.
Mr. WASHBURNE REP, Wis., replied TO bis
Democratic colleague Mr. LaIrabee), and defined the
position of the Republican aud Democratic parties OF
Wiscorsin. He showed that the Democratic party
claimed TO be n ore radically ADn-Savery than the
Republican party and that only by ouch fslse prse 1se
had they been sbls 70 retain the shsdow of over.
He eploeiztd the German population of that State,
ard declared that they generally 10 principle op
posed TO Slavery. He denounced The Fugitive Slave
law which the Supreme Court Of thu State had 10 an
upsDswsrsbe arg dment, pronounced unconstitutional
He regarded the question Of the admission OF hsW
Stsies 90 ope Of discretion merely an6 would vote Tor
10 more Slave States.
TIE Committee rose, and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
CB,R1rsrss. Thursday, April PC, 1860.


great Eectional excitement is raging here tognt'
The Southern Cotton States are rampant and threat
en- to leave the Convention in body aud nominate
jefferson Davis for President and Fernando Wood for
Vice President if the platform does not repudate
"Squstter Sovereignty"
Mr. Douglas has teegraphed to bis friends to accept
lie Cieeipna, Platform and The bred Scott decision
bat Lot to 90 one step beyond this.
The Committee on Platform met again at o'clock
tits evening, and each me uber of the Committee Is
irstracted by lie delegation how be shall act.
tits soated that Mississippi, Texas, Louisiana Florida
and Alabama will leave the Convention, in case OF n
Aare.up and probably Georgia and South Carolina.
Tomorrow will bo an exciting day.
Mr. YaDcey is fully cooked and primed, aud the fire.
oteIs generally are in the greatest state of excitement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

voted with The South. It Is regarded ss fata
blow ht Douelss.
TIE pioosis will report the Cincinnati Platform
with general approval Of the decisions Of the gu
preue Court, ard an obligation to retsrn fugitive
slsves.
The majority platform will probably be voted
down, unlsss Pepbs, lvsDis can DO driven 10, which
DOW threatens TO be the result at least on the part
Of large minority
Efforts will be made to propitiate. The effort
here ia made through Dir. B'g+r.
Much excitement was produced by this bomb,
which has exploded under the feat of tho toItetipg
North, and the consequences in the Convention can
not be foreseen; but they are likely to be seiious.
Hoypaa Eieren o'ciOek.-It is estimated tns1
$50 votes will be csst against the Majority Pias-
form. TIE delegations from Missouri, Kentucky
and Tennessee sIe divicsd.
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Markets.

p,-,.oux Anil as--FLorR firm Ohio super6ne, - ~
~ nm e. ieP WHEAT buoyant; White ~ cSG 81 ~
Red aasi IS cOEs euie at ,or , es as
low. April 2s-PLouR advanced i2!c sales o.
40 bis .upsrne sss MEAT HSysn''S oss sS@
,sss Of Soco bush. Yellow, seoss At nc "h'Ai H' -
SSsoo April 20 -cOrroy quiet; sales toSSy loseo
No. AZ Idiis for Middng ispLA BAGdiSs, zoe si%
.,. 10 Liverpool unaered Sterling Exonsrge nst0
10 end With Bis Of LAdiDs o'seio1 sight DA' on Ne"
iels AprI 6-corroS Sales to-day 800 bales A.
m prices the market closing eet nc Se' VI 'no
week inot Up 4C0 bales ane ths receipts 49, a, .
aAy,SNAH April 26C01ToS-Ihe Ah1 OF me ~eeA Aol "
, bales and he receipts 400 Ghe mszAe' closes very ea
tocs2a bAies.