Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-19
ing, "The Court of DEATH" by commit.
tae of ladies. The Exhibition comes well
recommended, and deserves liberal pat
rouage.

Ch'Su o'otos, Will ~ at tue uuiOrln Tdte
of three cents per half ounce. This will
doubtless greatly increase the amount Of
correspondence between the East and CAL
fornia. The Postage on newspapers by mail
for all distances, in or out of the State, will
be as follows; Dailies, s1,20 year, or 20
cts. quarter. Where dailies are issued
seven times week, 5 cts. more per quar-
ter. and 20 cts. more year; tri-weekly
60 cts. year, or Is cts. quarter semi
weekly, 40 and 10 cts; and weekly, 20 cts.
year or 5 cts. quarter. Weekly papers
60 free to subscribers in the county where
published, as heretofore. 1t will be seen
that periodical postage has been reduced to
decimals, the half cent having been abolish
ed-a decided improvement, which among
a certain class will save much grumbIing.
New WAY TO MAKE MoNEY.-The
latest development for making money oc-
CURED last week in New Hampshire. A
young man disappeared at Hancock, where
he met with an accident on the highway,
in consequence of defect in the road"
by which he was seriously injured TO the
amount Of $40 which was paid by the town
to settle it. He soon recovered" however,
and calling his name Cove, went to Stod-
dard, where the highways were equally
poor, met with another accident, got s25, a
doctors bill, and two days board bill out
of the town, when he was again GONZALES
cent" and went to NARROW. AT this place
the roads were worse than ever, and he
was thrown with great force down terri
Bile pecipice, where he lay till he thought
I" no one would ever come after him." At
last he was found grunting and groaning,
and taking on" like man on the town,
and scarcely able to gasp his name as Geo.
Bell, was taken up and carried to the near
est place, doctor sent for who found him
in great agony, and was about to bleed him,
but the patient had his senses sufficient to
object is this, lighter treatment being pre-
ferred. In the mean time Stoddard man
happened along and identified the man as
Cove. He went to Stoddard to make fur
Their inquiries, and the patient being on
diet of water Cruel, and shutting the new
phase of things, SO rapidly recovered that
be stole out of the house at ten O'Clock at
night, got his team. and started for parts I'M
known, though bis back had been rubbed,
and complained bitterly but an hour before.
The Stoddard people arrived after him at
midnight, and though two hours behind, they
| found ard arrested him at Keene next day,
when he disgorged the amount he had re-
ceived from that town. His real name is
ascertained to be George Nichols, of War
ner, the " son of his father" lawyer re-
siding in that place. He got nothing out of
NARROW, and after settleing with Hancock,
his brilliant enterprise will probably be at
an end.
New BANK.-A bank under the Nation
al Banking law is about to go into opera
! ton at Springfield, with a capital of one
hundred thousand dollars and will COM
mence business as soon as the Govern
ment provide the bills. The following d.
rectois have been chosen: Henry Barnard.
, Leonard Chase, Charles A. Forbush, I'd
ney Burke, and Daniel Rice. Henry Bar
/ nard has been elected President.
AcoIpENT.-Mr. William Stone, of this
village, was seriously injured on Thursday
afternoon, by being thrown from his wagon
He was passing along Canal Street, when
a tug unhitched, frightening the horse and
causing it to run. Mr.. Stone, at the time
was standing behind the seat, which wa:
, occupied by his wife, and Miss Newcomb
sister of c. f. Newcomb, and also little
grand son, (son of Charles Stone.) The
vibration CT the carriage threw them all
out, Mr.. Stone going over the hind wheel
which passed over him, and striking heavy
upon the ground. When carried home be
had but little use Of his right leg, which was
already badly swollen, but it was thought
no bones we're broken, and we hope to see
him out again in a few days. Mrs. Stone
was considerably injured over one eye, and
apparently was not much harmed other.
wise, and strange to say, Miss Newcomb
and the little boy, escaped without injury.
THE EYE.-By reference to an adver.
tisement elsewhere, it will be seen that Mr.
u Ja1arus of the firm of Ia1orns &