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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-15

SOM tiase, partly perhaps from severe
laneness broag,, GA hy Rheumatism.
A very excellent Saving Maeiliae is
advertised n cur GO umns this week, the
neeuts for which are IL. L. Adams Of this
village. ard l.. L. Allbee Of Rockingham,
- Mr.. A. S. Hayward, Photographic
artist at Chester, has sent US a photograph
of The great panther receI tly caught at
Perkinsville, for which he has our cordial
thanks. Mr.. IL has executed this picture
ia excellent style, and it is one which will
be regarded with much interest and cur
joSity in this seetion of Versnont.
- We have received the first aunber
of the Vermont Cengregationalist pab-
lished at Montpelier by c. w. Willard.
Ii is pria,ed on new and beautiful type
and its Typography is nsost excellent. It's
designed 10 be the organ oil the Cengrega-
sional denomin atien in Vermont, and Is
filed with matter Of muck excellence
- The practitioners of Rev. A. Stevens
Westminster West, called st The parson-
age on the 9TH inst, in very friendly
manner, and left on reticng 500, mostly
in money, Cor which they have his
thanks, and best wishes for their future
prosperity and happiness.
- The next State Fair is TO be held at
Brattlebore, Sept. 10, IL, II and 10.
- The man so badly frozen in Huating-
ton, of which we gave an account last
week, died tke following Friday.
- Willard Wakefield of Whee'ock, has
caught 81 foxes since October, and rari-
Gus n,inks, coens and skunks.
ON Sunday night Sd inst, COW be-
longing to N. l.. Folsom Of Sheffield, got
loose in his barn and eat nearly two bush
els of oats and died soon after.
- John Nolan put package Of powder
in lis pocket and pipe ON top of it.
Sbo1ly there WAS an explosion and burnt
Irishman dancing ad dbitam
= Holden Putnam Esq, eff Mijdlesex,
feii on Saturday last and fractured his hip
AT his advanced age it may prove fatal
- Ga the 10th the steam eaw-niil and
adjacen, buildings connected with Sheldon
d. Slason's BILE works, Wet Rutland,
were barp. Less S25 600 70 $50, 00e.
assurance $4,000. Ga the same day the
gas works at Rutland were burnt. Loss
$4,000, covered by Insurance
- Tie ST. Johnsbury CaLedspiaR says
that Willie, son of David Beynton of
that place, jus. escaped serious injury
while coasting. lie was ooasting down a
hill when he struck stick, which pierced
the feshy part of one of his legs, making
an ugly wound. The cut bed profusely'
but as yet there is no Inflammation, and a
rapid healing is anticipated.
! - The town of Shoreham, VT, vita a
population of about laoe, have, by vote
OF the town, appropriated two thousand
dollars for the purpose of erecting mon
: umeat to the memory of the deceased sol
diers of the late war, from that town
The monument is TO be built Of fermoni
marble, twenty feet high, and to be in
scribed with the name, date and cause o.
" death of each. The number lest from
this tewn is about twenty
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FREsHET AND SAD FATALITY.-The
rain storm of Saturday night, caused
disasterous freshet at White River in
Hereford, and loss of life. The large
'coVered bridge across the river was swept
away by the flood, as well as number of
hesses, the inmates being compelled to
WAS in the hotel, becoming alarmed at the
progress of the food, which poured into
the lower story, and attempting in compa-
ny with Mrs Williamson, beautiful
young lady, the daughter of the landlord,
to cross the road to a place of safety, fell
into the raging torrent. The Colonel sup
ported Miss Williamson until she was
struck by passing fragment of ice, and
swept from his grasp and drowned. The
Colonel finally succeeded in extrcating
himself and reaching dry land.
p. S. Since the above was in type we
learn that Henry West, merchant in
West Hartford. was caught in the flood
and was forced to climb tree, from which
i he was taken, almost frozen. Mrs. DIR.
Tucker and child escaped from their house,
and were found, nearly dead, by Willie
| Tucker, and taken TO a comfortable place.
Several persons barely escaped with their
lives, and sixteen families are almost des-
titute of homes and home comforts. Had
the freshet occurred in the night fifty per-
sons at least would have been drowned
The pecuniary loss has not been estimated
but il amounts to thousands. The mum
dation was caused by the water setting
back from about mile below the village
and sixteen houses were foode d above thu
windows of the first story, driving ih'
tenants out of doors and into the uppel
stories, and creating general CONSERVATION
The ice was thrown as high as the roof
of some of the houses.
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George A. Richara.on,. E.tntc.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court within and
DsrRIcr OF WESTMINSTER for said District To all per-
sons interested in the estate of George A. Richardson late
of Rockingham in said District, deceased Greeting
N0U are hereby notified. that instrument in writing
purporng TO be the last viii and testament of George
A. Richardson, late of Rockingham in said District de-
ceased has been filed in said Court by 0ris Richardson
the Execurx therein named for probate and said
Court will decide upon the probate thereof the session
of SAID Court to be held at the inn of NJ A Wider in Rock
ingan, the first Wednesday of March when and
where you may be heard in the premises if you shall
CHAS. b. EDDY, Register
Feb, IA 1867. 10
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PHEsENrArIoN.-The many friends
J. IL Wentworth, formerly of this place
but now Of Roxbury, Mass, wEl be Picase'i
to read the following notice which we fin
ia the Boston Herald of Feb 1th-
The employees of Pratt and Went
worth's stove and hollow ware works, Rox
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PRICES.
Prices Market reeftxtra SIP 10 M il 15 hrst quail
lily sil 90 a sl2 90 second quality $40 90 a $40 IS
third quality IS o. to 80 20,
Prices Of Store Catte-Workins Oxen, " pair-slVO,
$500 $3.50 q 800.
Mich Cows and Calyes-S45, 500 s75 $1,000 l25.
Yearlings $40 a $50; years old $40 a. $50; three
years old $50 a $50.
Prices Of Sheep Lanbs-In lots 90 - Is a. . 10
each SO 90 a. 5 90 or from 8 "a &c Il ibi
Hides 81 a Ooc. Tallow &c y h.
Pelts 81 OO6l 81 80 each. Calf skins 20 n % y H.
REMARKs.-Marset rather hard for droyers and beef
may be set lower but sheep were rather better
and may be reckoned at better, though dull. De-
Wolfe and Prouty sold S3j head at TO Tc.
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VUTE ths Subscribers bsing duly appointed by the Hou
w Prshats Court br the Dstrst Of Westminster, Com
uonsrs receive, examine aud adnst all claims and
dmauds Of Ill sgAinss the Sarah ~ Por
- late Of Juaisa In aid district dscsassd aud also all
cIzms snd demands exhibited In Offset therrto and sx
nom the 18Th day OF Dscsmbsr being allowed by
ala Court that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice that will attend to tbs business Of said sp
polntmsut at the dwelling houss Of John D. Cobb ia
maya in I'D distrct the ast wednesday of May next.
from O'Clock p. NJ until four O'Clock 2. M said day.
- - JAMES ALLEN, co,
A.P. FULLER, e'A'"
CURTIS ROBINSON, Admir-.
January 2lst, A. D. 1867. As
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within and
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER, for said District. To all pr
interested in the Estate of Roxanna 0'cott late OF
Rockingham. In said District deceased Greeting.
N'0U are hereby notified that said Count will decide
to the allowance ofthe administration account Eli
eott, executor of the last viii and Rox-
olcott late of Rock CHAM deceased the session
said Court to be held at the inn of NJ A. Wilder in Rock
imam, On the first "Wednesday of Mareh.A. D. 1851 when
and where you may be heard in the premises If you shall
see cause. q. b EDDY, Register.
February I, 1867 10
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five hundred gross of boxes per day
10000 boxes daily, or Fl 100000 per
years work of 500 days. Surely this
country is death on pills."
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A firm at Brandon use two thousand
cords of wvod year. and employ sixty
men. women and children, in making pill
boxes and spools. The factory turns out
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A FINE OLD VIOLIN well known as
N the DURHAM WON for sale.
Inquire Of 8. y. MERRILL,
q. Rellcvs RxlIa
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
8. f. MERRILL,

And his daughter, Miss ELLA MERRILL, are
prepared give lsssons upsu the Piano in Prof Robbins
American Msthod whieh comprsrs In addition to les
the Piano, issspns IN Harmony.
We will also give IN the old Method desired
All Pupils taking leseons American Method Of
Will be admitted the a Schumann Club mnsicai
orEsnsafion which meets each week for musical
Instruction and study.
y. Merrill will give lsespns ths Violin.
Pianos furnished aud tuned.
Bellows Falls, Dec. 6, 1895 -
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ALL PERSONS SHOULD READ THIS /

wALPoLE. N. H., Jan 30 1867.
DR. o. y. WOODS, Dee, S1: Lest you should remain
Ia ignorance to your ability to bless your fellow man.
and give yourself fortune cer few thoughts In refer
what you call your Dysentery Cordial Last Mon
day went to the Falls thinking to see Dr. Ni,ho. AND
him prescribe for that offensive DISORDER the
terry which had hung about for ten twelve days ZONE
the Fails said that Woods made nostrum that was
good for the above mplant must say that had but
little faith in your mixture. But after your son said he
would cure, thought would try 1t. took
that evening and my surprise better In less
than hour the next day went TO work s from pain
hnderance and to-day consider sef we'll
BY the would say had tried almost every thing else
without effect Now whether this Is bunder Of yours or
whether the dscernment TO make this compound
eectnai makes difference IL wrought such radical
change In me- feel TO acknowledge Ii. and wish II
might become celebrated have doubt II that msdi-
cine pulled according to Its WORTH 1t would give you
profit in year than all you have In youe shop
would In ten If you would give receipt think
would spend thousand II before would give up.
Yours much benefited,
THOMAS N. KEYEs.
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cal Matters.

a,aw continues and the travelling
Il bad, being neither sleishing
&g. i.
II, Villas, a sou Of S. S. Villas Of
1 broke his arm between the
zelbow while coasting on Mon
u.
y ,e track was discovered in the
Il no til part of Westminster
1 since, supposed to be OF some
a pan'her-and
u speculation.
3Fleming, wife of Col. Alexan-
H., fell upoa the ice ca Sunday
roke a small bone at the end OF
making a painfel injury She
IN the house Of her son, 5. {.
Ma was going to Church.
\ Of the forEier patrons OF Mr..
Soush will be glad 10 learn that
heat Mr. Otis Smiths Farm be-
clace a, 4 Saxtens River, and
ommcnoe Wringing milk to this
the frt Of next month
hon Sanders in the east side
h block, gets up and furnishes
eyster stews, as any oRe caa
living HIM a trial.
@P. Ackerman Of Brattiebero
~ on the i" Rise, Progress and
Iool Tempiarism" in the Baptist
hex Sunday evening before the
H. Association. 1t is hoped
il he x full attendance, as the
Ia the Good Templsrs wall
b. fully explained by the Speaker.
snioa juvenile singing school is TO
i at the vestry Of the Cong ega-
Iereh en- Saturday forenoon next
Z Ike teacher is PROF. C. NJ
u Keeue, n. Hand a better
y for a good school could not vel
y LoHiss Flint, daughter of Wy
= was severely injured on We'd
kmoon, near tie Congregational
She had just lode 10 The vestr3
a. ebool, and was stepping from
<sheA the horse started suaden2y
/ d. Violently on 3 plank, injariRg
ally and one knee very severely
y that she could not stand. She
! diately earriel home, and it il
u her injuries will not prove o
EAsture-
i January thaw" came in Eeb
y year, and ON Saturday nish
xguite a frtshet but no particuia
4 this point. The ice in the riv
4y below the Falls cleared for
Rwo, as it did in various othe
kseen here and Brattleboro, bu
NJ on hand Tor the general breaf
spring.
\. Motifs house was bid off at th
IL week ut $1e35. Ware
as seld his house and let o
Ter street to A. n. Swain, givin
the FIRST of April. He has ais
uibing ON Bridge Street to He'
buug, who viii reinove'his ne;
the basement On the frst
= which time he takes possesses
II 5 house was bought by Freems
II of Ludlow, who we believe
in Frost, Derby & Flint's scyt!
Ks.
are happy 10 again see ia @
Be geuial face of our old frieI
womb, who has returned and "
place his home for the presei
zen appointed General Agent I
Cf Vermont for the Universal L
Company Of New York, q
Se Gs sillage his Aeadsuartc
+ lis enterprise lie will piot
PARTICULARS himself next week.
Fr S. Walker, Esq, Of Grattt
address before the Temperar
. that place on Sunday event
rh Was pronounced by those pr
enc Of the. best Of the seas,
VISA vas expressed that it mig
ted.
name OF Miss LAURA FAl
dvnIatly omitted from a list
'ac Grammar School, publish
FeKs Stree, as lot having been
aFdy duling the tall term. I
secured in transeribing fhe nan
re glad to Do justice even at a
oa and Osgood have cold
gay market on Canal Street to G
o. Saxtous River, giving pos,
Wednesday Of this week
attends TO carry on the busir
PAGES, and his business here
* Tie immediate care of Mr..
void whe has had experience
'neSS with him n, C. d.,
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J,RESCH Note Papers, and Envelopes ruled Note. Let
ter Cap Bill PAPER white aud color-d Envelopes,
Pencils, rens, &e,st Z n RowE'S, Chester.
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Raj E.a..e fer sale.

SryIIg vubsc rtber administrator of the estate Of
Il Rovsl IIoushton, deceased, odsrs for sale six
acres Of land with dweln. and BE- thereon Mt
s,s an the rod leading ou Bellows Falls, Saxtons
River W and about half mile from ssrton's River
vIllss, There sood running water at the house and
srrms that cannot MI 70 suit The purchaser.
Rockiughan Jan. 9, 1851.
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In Londonderry. Jan. 81 WILLIE BURTON, son of
Daniel w. and Mary j. Gleason, aged three years. six
months and two days,
In spriusdeld February 9Th, Mr.. AARON LELAND
THOMPSON. aged 81 years
In Springfield Jan 10Th LUCY A. daughter Of DR.. G.
Bow EliS, aged years and IL months.
In ierkinsyilie S1h ut., Mrs. SARAH A. COOK. aged
% years
In this village Jan 10th, TIMOTHY BYRyEs, aged 81
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James }. Conan,,. E.tn,c

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Probate Court within
DISTRICT WEsIMiNsTER and for said District. 70 all
persons interest ed in the estate of James Coant late
of Rockingham, in said district. ees Greeting
Nou hereby notified thnt William j Conant admin
isrator of the estate Of james j. Conant late OF Rock
ipghan, in said district deceased will present his admin
istation for allowance If said Court,
be held at the Inn of NJ A. Wilder. in Rockingham,
the 1t Wednesday of March. A. 1881, and you
further notified that said Court, will ecrae dstribn
of said estate TO the entitled thereto q. the
time and place and where you may be heard in the
premises If your shall see cause.
GHAs b. EDDY, Register
Feb = 1867 10
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Hfw Advertisements.

WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Board Of Directors.
"A Low Isaac VI fRoruiSauAM.
sAxuEl wlILErs. GEoRaE L. WILLARD.
OlIvrR H. 0oRpox. HENRY n. PIERRkroSr,
s. H. CHtrrKxpEx. GEoRas y. THOMAS.
PkrKR O. CORNELL. yoHS uAlsEr
Hon. WM KKILy. EvYfSGHAM TowSsKHNp.
wv g. TlspALn. Thomas I. BucKLKy
On. L. BEKcKnAN. HENRY A. SwHr.
Jos. A. SPRAeux. JAMS II. PsrSrics
RUFUS X GRAVES u. hEssESoEa
AIEx ". BLAKE 0EoAas L. NICHOLS.
JAMES D. Nofks. JOAN W. fhofhtsehN
WV O. FowLrR wnliAx G. SHELDON.
sAx'L ID. CALDWELL, Olivia CARrKas
NORMAN 4. BENTLRY. Lnwfs D. Lopkk
VIZ. p. PRssrice. JOHN r MAXWELL.
j nj FsoruIsauAn. EsRA p. PRrsricr.
Hon. Stephen TAHsR. BENJAMIN liIcks-
OFFICERS.
GEoRdE. T.. WILLARD, President
o. n. GORDON, Vice freaoent'
q. W PIYER Secretary and Actuary.
4. W ROGERS, D., Medical Examiner q Ones.
J. CRANE, NJ. D.. Consulting Physician, brooklya'
W. p. PRENTICE, Atty Counsellor, 70 Wall Street..
This Company now fully orgauiscd, having complied
with the OF New YORK State, and Deposited &iOoo
Of Its capital with the superinssndent OF the insurance.
Department for ths security Of Its policy hoider nov
prepared to issue various kinds Of policies a. kvor
able conditions those Of any other Company
Dividends increase with the age Of the Policy.
Non-participating rates lower than those OF any
Company In the World. !.
Losses paid in thirty days after due notice and proof Of
death.
Onethrd Of the amount Of premium will be loaned the
policy holder when desired.
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents.
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Notice.

Ii persons having unssttled accounts with subscri
IA Der requested TO call and settle the immsdi
ately. J B. DIvOLL.
RocKIsGHAn, Jan. %. 1861. 512
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ROSTON MARKET---Feb. IL
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

We omit the usual under this head for the rea
son there are changes from last reports
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aggw Slrsrtisgms9ts.a
Notice.

CETTLE your accounts with o. D. C RAY previous to
y March lst, all ye who owe him, and otilige
Yours truly,
10 o. D. GRAY.
BELLOWS FALLS, Feb 49, 1857.
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RAND TRIAL OF SEWING
VI MACHINES.
slrwKrs rnE wrilcox aiBps AND floRrscs
The Wilcox & Gibbs Triumphant.

Premium.
For the WILCOX 4 Obs MACHINE ih1iy IRE dis
claims made for superiority ALI Of which were
fully SUSTAINED the Forencs Machine but rrv weic
presented, only two Of which sustained. ny this
trial thorough than any Of the kind ever previously
trial before able and Impartial jury, the
justice Of whose verdict dispae-t has besn
proved decided and published TO the world that tbs Will
cox Gibbs Mac hins Is just what II has claimed TO be-
an Ipiproc Dombs 7Asai Maehiass trequircs,
think, prophet orsce Its accelerated progress IN
the future, to foretel Tvs ultimate triumph ~ TN TO
cognizei STANDARD scing Afaehns Of the World. Circu
lars containing full report Of the judges and all psrtieu
lars this important trial by applying to L. b. ALLbEE
who the authorized Agents ar the sale Of the rame, IN
the Towns Of Rockingham, springfield and Chester,
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died.

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries includ-
ing poetry, TO be paid for according to eugrh
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WINTER EMPLOYMENT.

G000 PER MONTH and Expenses paid Male or Female
GDGOJ Agents, 70 introdace . and ufeful invsn-
ton Of absolute utility in every household. Agents pre-
fsrring to work Comm sson from SO 10 go
per day For full parfcuHrs enclose stamp, aAssas
W. q. WILSON CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
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CARTONS RIVER SEMINARY, VT.

SPRING TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS
Begins Monday, Feb 18th, with d. L. ALDRfCH Dlreo-
tor Mr.. Y. y. RUGG. Teacher Of Chirogrsphy- Aim
ELLEN KIMBALL, Iussruetzs>s Of Music
The Courss eoup<iss hinary and Higher kngikh Ian
guaxre. Natural sciencs. Higher Mathematics, Music,
Copsifufion of the United statss. etc.
Terms ChiroSr.phy. s16o; Phoeosraphy, 500; Phi
mary English, s4oo Heess k.sasa Is % Lsnsossss.
collaborating, &c hruishsd = rsason,ble rates For
further information, addrsss D. l. ALDRIcH,
Fayetteville. VI.
Jan. I. 1867 rs
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DELICIOUS.

nR A. JoHNsoN's AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER
IL is the CREAM Of ALL PREPARATIONS THE TEETH.
or refreshing the mouth arresng decay and mparting
delightful fragrance, It has equal 1t Is the only Don
thrice which has been used and commended for Is years
by eminent Professors Of Chemistry and Medicine Pre-
pared BY experienced Dentist at 70 East 18th -,
Price 20 cents double quantity. IS cents For sale By
druggists, GEO. q. GOODWIN CO.. WEEKS & POT
TER, and NJ 8 BURR 4 CO., Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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,ov continues and the travelling
bad, being neither sleishing
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THE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE published
Boston, Mars Is the only publication Of Its kind
this country 1t contains information Indispensable to
every advertiser Subscription price 81 In ad
vance. Specimen copies, 10 cents.
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Notice.

A LII persons having unsettled nts with Of
n months standing requested to make i'm
med ate payment. BUTTERFIELD & FROST.
STATIONS RivEE, VI, Feb. ], 1851
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Iyims' Palent HAIR Crinpers.

FOR CRlMPING AND WAVING LADIES' HAIR
No heat required In using them your sorekeeper
them. II he does not keep them, write the Manuc
tuIsr, Z. WINS, Sixth St. and Columbia Ave- Philade
phis
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WESTMINSTER, Feb. Il, 1867
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, Aw SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE
1867.
Two Ter.s fHisstssa Wssks saeA, eonnsncing MACH
1ru esp1nbsr loRa 1851 For Catalogue and Cre9-
Mr. address JOEL PARkHR, Royal fqsan~.
Csmhriaos. 49,, - IN.
SHEET MUSIC.
AuR Assortment eonprssss al q shs ls.e Ne. -
JOHNSON nAhuzxx.
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State and County Rights, of d. CAPEWELf. & Co.,
Celebrated Glass Castor Wheels for Bedstids and Pianos
For particulars address above, Box $50, r. o., Phia
dephia, Pa.
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sH0S and Osgood have sold out
Fat market on Canal Street to Gee.
=. Naxtons River, giving posses
wednesday OF this week Mr..
Intends TO carry on the business
PAGES, and his business here will
ne immediate care of Mr.. II.
"O'u' Whe has had experience in
mess with him at Saxtons River.
/, a concerted signal the paris&ion-
sF'' r. j. Fairbanks of Westmin-
'"u skated upon the ice together
lnary Hall, Tuesday evening
week Mr.. II. A. Willard the
u lie meeting, declared at the
rlo'eeds OF the donation at Siqa
: Fairbanks expressed his thank.
q very appropriate remarks and al
vel pleased.
"'s''et carried off the Lrida,
IN hiVer at Cambridgepor,
between there and Grafton
nav ling on that lice exce..S;oo
!" 'neonvenient, delaying III
% some of the time Ma perba,
Vo''sed 10 carry the mail a u.;l
": NJ. Sterling of South Woo,
A1l''ed suicide by hanging hin
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-15

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
BUTTERFlELD & FROST.
Being DESTROYS reduce stock to for new
goods, We shall open
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAY
b.