Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

kdng. The work viii be done IN the
IA s,,-sxsw mmnrer, and ~e are quite
Le Will give satisfaction
DRirrs.- Last Saturday was a day Of
8. a pearl aaong the pearls, la'e chana
Igne of the season. Every minute was
(rlling with life aud beauty. Sunday
l not quite so divine, in a meteorological
INF of view, but nevertheless was very
eeptab.e. Adams 4 Chase have
large and well selected stock of goods.
HAL they offer at great bargains. Cali
4 examine. VIM. +. Blodgetf,
a.. of New York, has presented the ST.
bomas society, Of Brandon. first class
h for their new gothic church. The bell
from the foundry Of Brown 4 White,
pw York. One of the strongest,
Ialthiest, aud most sialwart mechanics in
ianchester, N. H., was exempted last week
tie ground OF ''general debility" His
hlow-workmer,, being desimas 70 present
Ime evidence of their apprt citation OF his
Surage and patriotism, have provided him
Erh splerdid wooden sword, and pair
tin shoulder-straps. Among the
$cent deaths in the Washington hospitals
Il notice that Of Corporal III. ii. WILSON,
b. C, 9th Vermont regiment.
! patent was granted on the l4th inst. 10
Francis M. Strong aud Thomas Ross, OF
Brandon, for improvement in platform
bales. $50 Messrs. O. j. Pratt 81 CO.,
Bratleboro, seem TO understand the art
" doing business successfully, even IN hard
lar times-and that one OF the surest ways
b sell goods to the public is TO let the pub
Ec know that you have them to sell. :
An old lady in New Hampshire, aged
I6, recently sent pair Of socks TO the sau-
harry commission with this inscription -
Keep the toes of these socks towards The
l.beis.s s. ". Sn,iih, merchant
II Palmyra, n. Y, had his panialoons stol-
N fron his bedroom few nights since, the
hief fishing them out with q pole and heck,
through the wiz dow. Cauaiag tibet, that.
If you are buying clothing this
I'm YOU should not fail to call at the empo-
bum Of c. +. Newcomb, one door south OF
be bank. II is really the headquarters IN
He clothing business in this vicinity.
II The eircnit court, now in session a
Rutland, has sentenced Charles Salen L
states prison for term Of ten years, TO-
passing counterfeit half aud quarter dollars
Take warning, ye lconnlerftiters-
- The sharpest frost Of the season
On this vicinity, occurred on Tuesday night
and we imagined that we could hear th
chestnut burs crack under its influence.
wood was not up at such outrageous price:
the cold would be welcome, but as it is,
is not quite so agreeable. Brow
* Sanders is just. the place to purchas
groceries, &c. They offer nothing but til
best quality, and at exceedingly low price
TRY 'em. The dwelling house {
Samuel Ridley, postmaster at Rilley's st'
|sion, was destroyed by fire on the night
ahe 18th inst. The contents of the 20
~ofiice we're saved. The 9TH We
|rnopt volunteers is now stationed at Caro-
ton, La. Ii forms a portion Of new bt
q ,de, called the Reserve Brigade, under Il
command OF Gen. Godfrey Weitzel, for
time acting mayor of New ORLEANS. :
= Counterfeit So bills on the Grams
county bank, of Chelsea, are in somewh'
extensive circulation. Look out for theI
- Capt. J. I. Drew, formerly OF q
I'd Vermont volunteers, proposes TO raise
battalion Of sharp-shooters from this stat
and hold them in readiness for another G
of troops. = The new dwelling hou
of William Nutting, Esq, opposite 4
island House, will soc,i be completed, a
will be one of the best in our village.
= : The store of Amos Holt. Jr., Of Bran
on, was broken into few nights since, a
goods to the value Of some $500 stolen.
49, Lieut.. Fred L. Smith, squarterwasi
of the S,h Vermont volunteers, has be
promoted to commissary on she staff
Gen. Weitzel. For newspape
periodicals, &C., call at the news depot
C. N. Pease. Besides the above, lie ba
great variety of " Yankee fixins,' toe !
merous TO mention. His circulating libra
is now in full operation, and has already
come quite waIuaele institution.
John Quincy, of Lynden, fell from
barn on Thursday of last week, and was
nnch injured that he survived but
siours. An exchange remarks {
many married soldiers go through ca
saign without receiving a scratch, and tn
better than they would do at l'osse-
In another place will be found an inter
ing letter from an officer Of the s'h r,
ment, now at New Orleans. e
4 o. Guild is disposing of his recent invC
Of new goods at rapid rate, which IS
elusive evidence that he understands
to adapt his selections to the wants OF
customers. He has also just received
excellent lot of teas. which Ire * se
very cheap. The pastors of