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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08
business Notices.

- G.. Wightman has some 40 bush
Il nice Baldwin Apples, which with
BW 6Ipck of groceries and provisions ne
n ing to his customers on favorable
|rnls Tor cash.
Geo. o. Guild has new advertise
lett again this week and has also open
B several new cases of goods since Mon
~, and proposes to keep complete la
|ies1 furnishing store. He will also here
ter Keep carpetings.
Arms & Wilson continue 70 furnish
primers with great variety OF things
hey need at this season, especially In far
hing tools. In clothes wringers, they
Iave the best made, and every family
|houId have one. We will vouch for the
last named article any time.
IN. II. Farr & Co., will open then
hew tore OH Saturday morning. 1t L
hlre11y we'll filled with new goods, an'
especially nice furnishing goods for Ia
dies. They will also have department
especially devoted to ready made cloth
ling, hats, caps, &c. See advertisement
We hope the people of this plac
and Vicinity will remember the increase
number of places of business in this VI
lage this spring and give their patronas
accordingly.
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LOCAL MATTERS

type Metal for sale at this
Leather Co., are clos
eir business.
Somerville has sold his house
Atkinson St, to A. G. Kill
fs197a
Iertised Letters: Mrs. l.. w.
lrus Allen, BENZ. A. Butler, AL
Mrs. Calista A. Church, Mrs.
gman, Edward Lynch, w. w.
Nv. W. Ruggles, Jacob Sine,
N. Wood.
EsAllen, whom we last week an
as Principal of our high school,
eome to time, but sent a substi-
Sidney Crawford, who we be-
Slso of Barre, Mass, and who
pe of the school ON Monday.
lii of winter clothes, including
oat, were stolen from @. ID.
lrd at his house, on Wednesday
II last week. They had been
for airing through the day, and
10 take them in, in the evening,
md missing.
= post office clerks in Bellows
u Keene, are practising in spe-
va postal economy, having near
weeks used one wrapper for the
11kages passing between the two
fhe old wrapper makes the jour
IA down each day, and is duly
/ N once more she comes
rartin Bailey, of Ludlow, broke
ID Wednesday of last week. A
equality occurred to him over q
lie refusal of the owner 10 "thro"
,ur peeied hemlock logs preventec
= az d two thousand five hundred
farm in halifax, few days sine
Il. Henry FELTON,, aged 90, owne
!. mill at Jamaica, while filing
Z nav in his mill, on the Goth ult
/ light hand and arm stripped u
;zlb left hand considerably injure
y back somewhat lacerated, by tn
of the saw which was done by
s med Castle, who turned on til
az Friday, oath ult., Chesselto
VI Stratton was on a cumming e.
y, in the woods, alone, with the e:
of IA small dog, he came upon a
and two cubs. Old Bruin can
I and showed fight, but with h
1ole and his dog he succeeded
y all three of them and then we
do. When he returned, the o
ksd come down and left the prem
mey secured the little cubs howe
i brought them home in a sap pc
We are in receipt of the Autogral
Renarker, whose editor has remov
Huntington to Starksboro. ii
Z ~ our readers are aware is print
i Den. We are surprised at seel
l61puncement in it by which
. he editor is more advanced
skan we had supposed being til
! nd ten" We have been acquai
Iifh his paper for twenty years, a
N this time have furnished ma
= - friends who keep them as che
May our venerable friend live
I Any more.
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THE ORIGINAL
ONE DOLLAR BROKER STORE.

Broker's sale OF Rich and Valuable Goods, COM
prising great variety OF
VALUABLE AND USEFUL ARTICLES
For sale at One Dollar for each article.
For additional terms and conditions of sale send for
circulars. The stock consists of every variety oil
DRY GOODS. SILVER PLATED WARE, AL
buns, Carpctings Boots and Shoes etc. etc.
We commenced the sale of goods on this plan N
the fall of 1865. Our goods are obtained by cash
rect from the commission houses. manufacturers and
importers We are selling goods at less prices LOT
Bostou at wholesale. By offering such inducements
10 the public, we have increased our sales to the
amount of about one million dollars a year. as " :
have made sworn returns to the u 3 Assessor. OF
over one hundred thousand month, Every exertion
on our part will be made give satisfaction 70 those
who NAV favor us with their patronage. Address
ANDREWS & CO,
loi & l06 Sudbury Street. Boston. Mass
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Georgia Election.


turns from nearly the whole State, and
the result is the Union party have not
only elected their governor by some 1000
majority, but have also elected MAORI
ty of the Congressman, four out of the
seven, and carried both branches of the
legislature Very good indeed! Louisia-
ua, South Carolina and North Carolina
have all been swept by the Union party
in the late elections, as before reported.
SpRINGFIELD.-Mr. Layton M. Cass,
teamster, won So of T. w. Kendall
one evening last week, by walking from
KendalPs saloon to the Samuel Taylor
place, distance of two miles or up
wards, in 1914 minutes betting
that Cass could not walk two miles in
twenty minutes. Mr.. G. was accompa-
MED by young man to ensure fair play.
Mr.. Kendall going forward on horse
back to see if he arrived within the pre-
scribed time. Cass started at s: 20 2.
NJ. The night was dark and rainy, and
the travelling bad. We think Mr.. &. may
be set down as pedestrian of no mean
repute.
The Arion Quintette Club of Dart
mouth College sung to good audience
at Town Hall, Thursday evening, April
30th We learn that considerable must
cal talent was displayed, but cannot
speak from personal knowledge not being
present. a..
Miss III. f. Goodell of New York, g
young but quite talented speaker, lectur
, ed at the Town Hall in Springfield, OF
Monday evening last, to large and In
telligent audience, on the "Science O
Medicine and the Destruction of Man
, and the Treatment of Diseases on Re
form Botanic Principles. (" She HANDLED
her subject with much vigor, and deal
some severe blows on the alopathic prac
titioners for the very profuse manner i
which they deal out mercury.
t Coon TEMPLARs.-At a regular NEE
: ing of Prohibition Lodge, No. 40, lnd'
, pendant Order of Good Templars, {
D this village, held on TuesdaJ evening
April 2Sth, the following officers wei
: elected for the ensuing quarter, viz;
n P. NJ. Frost, w. c. T.
o. Miss Ellen M. Chandler, w. V. L.
: George A. Clark, w. r. 5.
> J. G. Richardson, w. f. ;.
q Ed. Jennison, W. I.
< Leon d. Hurd, w. M.
Il o. A. Dennis, w. o. G.
a Mrs. Mary A. Wyman, w. l. e.
re Miss Amelia Albee, w. A. 5.
s. Miss Mary A. Burt, W. r. IL. 5.
a Miss Maria Clark, w. l.. FL. 5.
IT. d. X. Barry, w. c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08

WE propose TO make an arrangement with
w some responsible business party in every town
ting our PURE TEAS AND COFFEES in their To-
cality at our Warehouse prices Our profits are very
SMALL and the commission allowed cannot be large;
but as our agents are required to run no risk ana 70
assume no responsibility whatever II is certain ana
sure aside from the fact that the sale Of our excel
lent goods at our extremely low prices, proves
powerful attraction draw custom and thus qereaSe
~ controlling our goods will monopoize the TEA and
COFFEE trade in his town. Full information VIII
be given upon early application by mail,
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY.
BosroN, MASS. 1I-l9
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ROSTON MARKET--May 6.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
CoTToN.-The market has been dull during the nc
,ant Sales ordinary 2s a % cents. middling, 81
VFEoiJ R.-There has not been much activity 70 No.
-; 4; the Flour market since our last. $50 "a sf5
s stoo western superfine; s13 A75 for good and
choice. :. 80 90 = c.,,,horn q onm 10,
49,, Oats On Ia a. Rye, S.. 10 a 2,l5.
%agks 81 for i pS1k Besf r@
sis have been at 81 a. % for good; S24 "a q
for EXTRA. Lard 10 a 20 cents. Smoked Hams ~ %
20 cents Picked hams, Is cents ( ID: ,,o ..l
For seece a. a. 55c pulled. 2S to 50 cents.
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E,ck NJ. w-.vrr,. B..a,e.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DIsTRIcr OF WEsTMNsrER,J within and for said
District To all persons interested in the Estate OF
ESEK NJ. WEAVER. Grsefiag:
XSOU are hereby notified that Chas, Smith, Admin
II istrator Of the Estate of ESEk nj. ANEk,
late of Rockingha in said District. deceased VIII
present his administration account for allowance 20
sad Court at the session thereof to be held at the
Inn of NJ A. Wilder in Saxtons River, in said ROCK
ingham, on the first Wednesday of June, A.. isoo
at which time and place. said Court VIII DECIDE ~ ~
trbuton Of said Estate the persons entitled there
to: and at which time and place. you may ge neare
In the premises il you shall see cause. WI
Rockingham, May 4, 1865. G. II. EDDY, neg
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08
LIBERATION NOTICE.

THIS certihes that I have given my SON 9EokSk
A. WRIGHT his time during the remainder OF his
minority shall collect none of his earnings or pay
any debts Of his contracting after this date ,,,,r
"'' ALFRED WRIGHT.
Westminster West May /. 1868. 1874
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08
Marritd.

Tn pIvmoth. April 18th. by Rev. Thomas Baldwin:
NJ Ellis L, CROSS. OF Plymouth, formerly oil
Canada ) and Miss MARY R. FAY. OF Plymonqnehiii N
9 WaSHBiJRS and ELLEN, daughter of the late
c. C. Taft. all of Putuey. D.. 1T v1s,cber
In Townshend. April I'D, by Key KEN II "a 5ieWsaIS
ERVA s. daughter Of Hon. Francis kidder OF
Townshend.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08
CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE MA RhET.
TUESDAY, Apr. IS. 1865.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veals
Tb;s woek 1850 6275 100 900 800
Last Last week 1916 5l67 60 $50 900
One year ago. 1926 225i 4Oo ZsW oo
PRICES.
Die. of Market Beef-Extra, sl4,5O "a SAD;
first quality s4O0 1425 I'd quality 1891 "a slS''o'
third quality $500 1900: sooo
Prices of Store Cattle.-Working oxen' g PAIR s1'o
% Mich Mich Cows si5 a s65. Extra $50 @ 800, Far
ros StnresY earlingsl IL "a Is. Two years old. 500
"a 500 Three years old.S00 "a 500. 49,,
lSheep and Iambs.-O az c. Extra sooa' ~ " iio
a n on live weight
Hides-9% a Toe. q ID.
| Fat Hogs-Per h. $40 q lOisc e m
pENARES-The supply of northern cattle wa,
email Int prices declined full SOC. on hundred and
highest sare and 10 to s about fpF g
| head sheen. 7c extra, 10 to lie, Sheared "A Z
SIC.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08

BRATTLEBoRo.-Ihe papers all ABOUT
us announce with seeming gravity that
the Brattleboro post office mails lS,ooo
letters yearly! This would make it about
a fifth class Office. 1t is much more like
" to be one hundred and eighteen
thousand, yearly, or it may be lS,ooo
quarterly.
There is considerable feeling and ag-
itation in Brattleboro about building a
new school house, there being two strong
parties, one for building, and one for re-
pairing. Some want $4,000 building,
others a $4,000 and still Others prefer to
/ repair the old school house, at an ex-
3 pense of some $4,000. At the annual
e meeting it was voted to repair. AT
special school meeting last week this vote
: was recinded by vote of 1872 to l4o,
: and then vote was passed to build
+ new school house, 161 to 145. The meet
/ ing was adjourned one month, when the
: defeated party are going to make another
rally. and renew the contest against
h building new house, while those IN ia
IS vor say they will have new building II
r thew have to hold o meeting every week
" for a year.
ly j. Estey & Co. of Brattleboro employ
ne 125 hands and manufacture 2400 cot.
tage organs year, worth at wholesale
ir 100000 The business has been estao
is lished % years, and Mr. Esty has beer
nd proprietor of it 10 years.
TO- = The Brattleboro insane asylum
mt which has been for Is years under DIR
H. w. II. Rockwell's superintendent, nov
= has $40 inmates, and its annual expense
are s7S. 500. The institution owns 80
~ acres of wood and pasture and improved
farm lands, and feeds its fires with l,lo
cords of wood annually.
w On Tuesday of last week, Charll
Atwood. a lad about eight years of ag
re- son of Warner C. Atwood, of Brattlebor
urs- was fatally injured by moving CT
g at striking his head. He lay in an inse
rick s;hle condition, unable to take nouris
erty ment, till Thursday evening, when
uest expired. -
was A NICE SURGICAL OPERATION
orn ,, Yesterday afternoon witnessed avery nj
sui surgical operation, performed by DIR.
on A. Pond on the person of child OF n
way Baker, residing in the lower portion
used the village. The child is two and h
ners wears old, and from his birth has be
ours afflicted with deformity in the shape
were "hare" or split lip. The deform
Mt was so great that even the left nostrii '
:. "a entirely open, allowing all dischar
yern- through it from the head to empty
,rned the mouth. The doctor was called
from after a brief manipulation with ms
sum ments, had so far improved the app
ion rance of the face as to have perfect &c
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08
Auctions!

TyUE Trustees of the Springfield Wesleyan semilrc
ary will sell at Public Auction on the 18th day oi
May next. upon the premises, all the Real Estate be-
longing to said corporation in Sprireheid cpns,s.s
Boarding house and neutrality-suspicious.; sad
property is situated upon eininencc on the west
prospect Of the village below and OF the fASer which
flows through it. The sale will comInenee AZ clock
p. M. SAMUEL W. fohlbn' y, w az :.
SpRINeFIsLp, VT. April %, lsSs. R-V
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08

az AOO SELELCTED FRUIT TREES; &c
AC,VUOour stock Of Pear, Apple. Peach, Plum,
mental Shrubs, Hardy Roses, Bulbs Small Fruits,
Grape Vines. Eyergreens, Hedge Plants. Se; Is very
superior in quality and choice in variety. we oner
il AT retail and Wholesale rates that must secure its
rapid sale descriptive list Of the same sent 70 all
applicants Is. L. WELLS ~ W.
0fKce 16l Washington ST.,
IL oi - Salnsroom IS Wntnr It. Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08

PERsoNAL. = Hon. d. n. Cooley, Ga
V>nonter,) formerly one of the Govern
mt Indian Commissioners, has returned
= bis family at Dubuque, Iowa, from
Washington, with the intention ofresum-
- the practice of the legal profession.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08
!. p..lr.p,ey-C..rls. y Br..L.. u.

JNHIS Is to give notice that the ID day Of April
against the estate OF CHARLES +. BROOKS. yr; of
Putney in the county of Windham and State Of Yer
petition; that the payment of any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging TO such bankrupt, TO him.
or for his use and the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law; that a. meeting OF the
creditors of said bankrupt To their debts and e
choose one or more assgnees Of his estate will be held
at a Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at IL. II;
Stoughton's Office at Bellows Falls IN the county Of
wood Register the ed day of May. A. d. 1858, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. cN
1919 Deputy U. S. Marshal as Messenger
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08

ype Metal for sale at this
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08

GRAFToN.-A singular occurrence re-
Gently took place in Grafton. On Thurs
day, April 23d, Mr.. John Smith being at
the point of death his son Hendrick
Smith, asked that his fathers property
might be decided to him, and the request
was granted. The son at the time was
in very feeble health. On Friday morn
ing the son died leaving the property still
in the old gentleman's hands, yet for on
" . limited time, as he was taken away
before four o'clock p NJ, which caused
= change in the property as to owner
three times within twenty-four hours
TIE remains of father and son wer
hrought to Rockingham for interment.
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AGENTS WANTED.

lNoR THE LIFE OF GEN. U. $. GRANT. BY
il Hon. Henry c. Deming. The only work Of the
kind issued under the sanction and BY the anthority
Of the most brilliant writers and eloquent orators in
the country Agents will find this one Of m most =
America and will meet with ready sale. For par
ticulars, address S. S. SCRANTON CO., l26 Asylum
Street. Hartford Ct 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08
DIR. L. c. BARKER,

DR RARKER NAV be consulted as a SURGEON
and ply SICIAN in relation to all forms Of diseases
both internal and external Scrofula and Located dis
Contraction Bone Ulcers. Bone Setting, Crooked
Feet Rheumatism, Tumors, Cancers, &c.
DIR. BARKER will make professional tour the
Ludlow, Rutland. Brandon, Vergennes and Burling-
ton Which will be duly announced in the local pa
L. c. BARKER.
Is w. 7. HAZARD
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAX.
Its Causes, Character, Conduct and Results
BY HON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
A Book for all Sections and all Parties.

This great work presents the only c2mpiete anu
mnartia analysis Of the Causes Of the AR yet pup
i;sbed and gives those interior lights and shadows
~ The great conflict only known to those hgh ohcers
who Watched the flood tide of revolution from It's
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Stephens from his position as second officer oil the
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EMILY similar PRODUCTIONS we promise
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American War has AT LAST found a historian wor-
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The intense desire everywhere manifested 70 OBTAIN
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Annrsrrp on CuAnor or Munprn.

ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF MURDER.
Our readers will remember an account
we gave last winter of one Miss Lovina
Pratt and Daniel Kingsbury of Jamaica.
who last fall left an Legitimate child on
the house steps Of Samuel Bailey in
Townshend, and that being found out
they took the child back but had since
disposed Of it, no one knew where. We
N ow learn that Sheriff Carr of Jamaica,
arrested Kingsbury on Tuesday last on
charge of having murdered the child, and
that he has fully confessed to the muir
der, was examined on Wednesday and
committed to Jail for trial. The remains
of the child have been found buried UNI
der u log where he said they would be
found in his confession. His story is
that he was hired to murder it by the
father of the child who is understood to
be another man, and that he and the wo-
man took the child one night and rode
to where they stopped, and he took it
away from the road where he strangled
it while the woman remained in the car
riage. On being inquired of how he
could do such a deed, replied that he
knew he had broken the law, but that it
was all right with his Maker, with whom
he had made peace! If the wretch there
fore, had gone and hung himself he
would have shown trife more respect
I fer mankind.
We understand officer Carr is now in
pursuit of the father of the child, to ar
rest him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08
WIN DOW GLrA S s..

O. +. WOODS has just received good assortment
of Window Glass which he viii Oder by the 6ox Or
single glass at very low prices. Also nice lot Oh
Putty at cents per pound.
Bellows Falls, Apr. %. 1868.
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TO RENT !

V,HE upper story Of Hills building on the corner Of
the Square and Westminster ST., over FAIRS new
Store, Also portion of the Basement q ne same
building. Inquire of NJ IL. FARR. p
Bellows Falls, May 6, 1868. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08

CONNECTICUT RIVER MEDICAL Asso-
cIATIoN.-The annual meeting of this
association was held at the Bellows Falls
Hotel in this place on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. The attendance
was good though we noticed but few pres
ent of the original members on the first
day. On Wednesday the following Off
GERS were chosen for the year ensuing:
Presidential. d. Holton, Brattleboro.
Vice President-George B. Twitchell,
Keene, n. III.
Recording Sec,-F. Whitman, Bellows
: Falls.
Corresponding Sec A. B. Crosby,
Hanover, n. III.
Treasurer-!S. Nichols, Bellows Falls.
The Association is still in session, to-
day, Thursday, as we go to press, and we
do not therefore attempt more full re-
port. Their sessions have thus far been
of much interest and no doubt profit to
themselves, and will hereafter be to the
public, who thus get the benefit of theil
combined experience. We attended then
session of Wednesday evening, and founc
: it very pleasant and interesting to b.
with them. The Association is evidentl,
composed of men not only highly intelli
:. gent and skillful in their profession, bu
. of much talent and ability. Among tn
oldest and most prominent physician
present are DIR. Dixi Crosbyof Hanovel
, and DIR. Crowley of Mt. Holly, and it
gratifying TO know that many more G
N their meetings will probably be held
- this place.
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Oil Mealy

YI,EN TONS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY For oR
i Sale by NliliooN ~
bellows FALLS, April g. 1868, 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-08

.Jamacia Leather Co., are clos
Ieir business.
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LISTERS NOTICE.

WE the undersigned Listers of Rockingham, here
w by give notice that shall be in session ON Sat
urday the 9th day of May next at 10 o'clock Al NJ,
complaints OF any person or persons why they should
not be assessed as therein set forth and to hear ap
peals. GEORGE SLATE
T.. II. 0SG00Q LISTERS
L. w. ADAMS. }
April % 1868. s-p
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Hll MAPLE SUGAR.
1sAA POUNDS MAPLE SUGAR FOR SALE
$500. IT Il. q. HOOPER co.
Notice.

THE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
i istine between GUILD FARR. is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. All persons indebted 70
the late firm are requested to call at the oid otahu
and settle IMMEDIATELY. ZOO
BELLows FALLS, Apr. q, 1868. S-D
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1 Somerville has sold his house
4 Atkinson St, to A. G. Kill
.sl975.