Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

,NNT<x'#M E00k bshusn3s
xc&xk onla announce To our readers that
w. hive made arrangements by which we
w, fIl2b arcd to receive all kinds Of book
|hio The work will be done ia the
~ hyperion manner, and we are quite
suri N give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Manifestation a long siege Of snow
III Sdes. Spring seems TO be breaking
IMAM ia, Ind for y week past we have had
1sn5 ul weather. The travelling Is Of
"a bad in many places, and getting
y w. The fhrneas are tapping their
Orchards, with much promise, and
gar appeared some days since. $3.50
n campbell Of Westminster, 50 cele-
for nice sheep, passed through this
With 22 thorough bred Mcrino ewes,
s. Tuesday. For six of them he paid
Al 100. and 1926 for the other sixteen,
maklnx $4,000 for twenty-five sheep
Th1S y an average Of $3.50 for the first six,
and oSer Sl4s each, for the whole lot
TheY|are valuable lot of course, and for
bseeding purposes. Abortion of them, we
uH1Srstand, were bought of Edwin Ham
IA, Esq, of Middlebury, and the others
IF = Hentlemaa in Orwell. Our Wiz
laqo 4philosopher," c. f. Newcomb, de-
sires II be paid up, as will be seen by his
advertisement elsewhere; ADD in this he
has uur most cordial sympathy!
The people of Newfanei have done them
selvesan honor in eleciing r. NJ. Pratt,
Constable and Superintendent Of Schools
for theS fear ensuing. He was private in
thos2d Vermont regiment lost an arm at
Huh Run, and was long time with the
others prisoner at Richmond. The
frmof Adams & Hspgood has been dis
solved and the business is continued by
III. Adams. : - There is considerable
fetsioc interest at this time in West Brat
fleboro, and thirteen persons we're recently
baptised by immersion. A big yoke
Or cakile passed through this place ever the
YailSy Railroad, on Tuesday. They had
been bought in Sharon, aud weighed 7l48
lbs We believe they were on their way
to New York, and we're probably the largest
yokeof cattle ever raised in New England,
Alonzo Church, in the South part
cf Brattleboro, lost span Of valuable
horses last week. While falling a tree iR
theswoods, the horses became frightened
and ran directly under the falling tree and
were Instantly crushed tofh, ground. Their
back bones were broken aud both died in
fsw h Moments At the town meeting
iaAndover, an attempt was made TO repeal
the bounty to soldiers, which the town
voled at special meeting last June, but
Tho proposition was voted down with 50
much emphasis that if there were any pres
cnt who thought our solliers were getting
too much pay, they mast have felt small
about that time. An Athens CORES
pondent whose paper did not come to hand
in Season last week, speaking Of the vote
for commissioner in that town, and referring
to the vote of last year, when they gave a
majority for Peitee, says After having
one year in looking over past trsnssres-
sions, we have concluded that a Judge (eveh
side judge,) is Of far more importance
TO u as people than Petty allopathist.'
-s-- We understand that the firm OF
Cragin & Stone is soon to be dissolved, and
that Mr. Stone retires from the firm, and
the business isto be continued by Mr.,
Cragin and his son-in-law, Mr.. Villas.