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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

CHESTER. desire to call atten-
ton to the advertisement in this paper
of Geo. A. Halls furniture and ware
rooms at Chester depot. Recently we
had the pleasure of looking over his
rooms, and can assure all in Chester and
vicinity that they are not likely to find
better place to procure anything in the
furniture line. Mr.. Hall proposes to
furnish just the article wanted, and his
customers get the best bargains the mar
ket affords.
Chester Depot is decidedly growing
place, and livery stable, stores, hotels,
and other business places have sprung
up in considerable numbers within few
years. The new blocks that have recent
ly been built there are highly creditable
to the owners, who have graded their
grounds and given them the neat and
tidy appearance which is so indicative Of
thrift, order and enterprise. The new
boot and shoe store, which is apparently
kept by a man who well understands the
business, occupies one side of a very fine
block, Richardson's we believe they call
it, and which would be credit to any
place.
The whole town of Chester, however,
is by no means exempt from good looks,
some of which we may speak of at an
other time. The Ingraham House at the
south village has long since become a
household word in all this region, by the
excellence of its management. Summer
visitors there find most pleasant re-
treat south of the village at the old
homestead of the late Judge Barrett,
whose hospitality so many remember,
and where the visitor finds beautiful
grove of thrifty fruit trees, in which you
can sit in rustic seats, on the ground, or
upon solid rocks and enjoy the splendid
scenery below or call round" and which
is certainly some Of Vermont's best. The
widow of Judge Barrett still lives in the
old mansion and though nearly eighty
years of ageis remarkably clear in her fac
ulties, and with much vigor still dispenses
the hospitality of her home to all calling
friends. She has never yet used specta,
cles, and at seventy, made some of the
finest needle-work and embroidery. But
it was our purpose at this time only tc
call attention of all visitors to Chester
to the charming view to be obtained jus,
north of the old home of Judge Bar.
rett, which has long since been the de
light of those who visit it. To walk te
it from the village is capital good exer
| else
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16
THE SPECIAL TowN MEETING.

THE SPECIAL TowN MEETING
was anticipated there was no general i
terest in other parts of the town in Il
special town meeting held here on Tue
day last. Some over two hundred vote
were present, Of whom not more than
dozen or fifteen were from out of Ii
place, the petitioners in Bartonsville al
vicinity, having abandoned the contes
as had been assured for a week befoI
The voters of this place, however, though
they would run no risk of being caugh
mapping, and were out in considerab
numbers, and had there been conte;
would have polled a full vote.
The meeting was held at Wightman
hall and was called to order by w.
Myers, town clerk, and on motion {,
Capt. Taylor the meeting proceeded {
the election of moderator by ballot, an
A. n. Swain was elected moderator by
vote Of 16S to none for any other persol
A desire was expressed by some for
ballot on the main question of holdir
future town and freeman's meetings
Saxtons River, but it being evident Il
friends Of the measure did not propo,
to contest the question, on motion of j
d. Bridgman, the article was dismissed
by reclamation, few noes being give
mainly by those who favored ballot.
Rodney Wiley of Rockingham Cent?
was elected by reclamation, selectman
place of Mr.. Lawrence, removed froi
town, and the meeting then adjourned
having been in session a little less tina
half an hour.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

ANCIENT MASONIC RECoRDs.--For
several years, the Masonic Fraternity
hereabouts have been in search of the
ancient Records of King Solomon's
Lodge" and it was thought they had
been destroyed, until recently it wa, as
certained that an aged lady, Mrs. Ben
iamin Smith, of Saxtons River, had in
her possession a trunk which had been
in her custody since the death of her
husband, over thirty years; and which
she supposed contained Masonic papers.
The trunk was placed in Mrs. Smiths
husbands custody, by Carter Whitcomb
more than thirty years ago. Mr.. Whit
comb had been the Secretary, and at
this time Mr.. Smith was member of
the Lodge. During the time Mrs. Smith
had the trunk in her custody, she did
not unlock it, and would not allow 9th
ers to do so. The proper steps have been
taken by the Fraternity and possession
of the trunk secured, which on examin-
alton was found to contain all the An
Gent Records of the Lodge, and other
interesting Masonic relics.
On Wednesday evening, July 18th, the
members of King Solomon's Lodge as
sembled at the residence of Mrs. Smith,
when Past Master S. G. Fleming, in be-
half of the Lodge, presented to her an
elegant silver tea set, on which was en-
graved, Presented to Mrs Benjamin
Smith, by King Solomon's Lodge, F. A..
NJ, as testimonial of her fidelity in
preserving the ancient Records of the
Lodge" The presentation was accom-
panied by appropriate remarks, which
were happily responded to by J. L. But
terfeld, Esq, a son-in-law of Mrs, Smith.
The occasion was a pleasant one to the
fraternity.
The thanks of the fraternity are due
to Z. S. Lake, for his labors in connee-
ton with the finding of these Records,
and in raising funds for the purchase Of
the testimonial, and to /. Il. Warner for
purchasing the same.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

AMBRIDGEPoRT.-There appears to
been some epidemic among the
es in Cambridgeport and vicinity
MeSsrs. Latham and De Camp ol
Pms haverecently lost two one of which
valued at one thousand dollars, and
p Glynn has lost one for which he
three hundred and fifty dollars
PA stoddard has also lost one valued
10 hundred and fifty dollars. John
blake has lost COW which he valued
Pghty dollars.
|he people of the Port celebrated the
lrth on the third, (of which an &C.
ft was accidentally omitted last
\, by having a Sabbath school pic
The ladies loaded the tables with
Of nice things, and there was also a
/ handsome and creditable remem.
Pee to the poor. A patriotic song
sung by Thomas and Uzziah Wy,
?, men nearly eighty years of age
n Won the cheers and hearty applause
p present.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

"A young farmer in Salisbury, has
this spring, removed seventy-three " bor-
ers" from young orchard of thirty-four
apple trees, just commencing to bear.
Mrs. Lizzie 3. Cady, wife of Fred
L. Cady, died suddenly in Shelburne, on
Tuesday of last week, aged 26 years
She was going from her own to neigh
boris residence, when she dropped dead
in the road. The immediate cause was
the bursting of blood vessel.
An indianapolis lawyer has receiv-
ed the following Sir-Can l get de-
vors, & how soon on grounds than 1 can
not support my wife have one child. a
boy am willing to take care of the boy.
ans. ineaditly Il state what it viii cost
if it cost $50 cant pay that much. Di-
rect to. box 2i0 Burlington, VT"
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LemucI Abbott. ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
trct To all persons interested in the estate of Lem
uel Abbott. late of Wndham in said district deceas
ed GREETING.
V0U are herebynotifed that Chas. w. Hastings,
administrator of said estate, will present his adj
ministration account for allowance and ask for an
order of distribution of the estate in his hands, at
the session of said Court to be held at the Inn Of NJ
A. Wilder in Rockingham in said District, on the
first Wednesday of September 1859, and that said
court will then and there decide upon the allowance
of said and decree distribution of said estate
and which time and place You can be heard in the
c. b. EDDY, Register.
July Z, 1860 29-3l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

"A
Quite large party in this village
4 a,emplate q fishing excursion to War
4 :. Pond in Alstead, N. H., on Satur-
N of this week.
L. The following places have been APP
Hated additional money order offices in
4 State, taking effect on Monday last
kester, Chelsea, johnson and White
yer Junction
lin speaking of strawberries last
H. we tried to speak of the Triomphe
4 Gande variety, but the inevitable
pss persisted in making it something
as they have the same thing once or
Ice before.
Nc. e. Holbrook has marked down
y foods and makes proclamation Of the
in our paper this week. He will be
hid at all business hours at "73 West
lister Street O where he will give full
fticulars.
y Horace Fairbrother sends us from
\ Island House garden some very large
A nice English turnips, the best we
ke seen of the season. The fame OF
Island House garden has always been
&ra good, and Horace keeps it up to
Ia water mark.
+ Several years ago, a swarm of bees
* possession Of a chimney in Hart
M The inside dimensions were about
bkl6 inches, and they filed the Chin
N for the space of four feet in height
bth the comb and honey, entirely clos
Il it. This spring they were transfer
n to a beehive, bees and comb entire,
h placed in Mr.. Hoisington's yard,
here they are successfully at work.
The first match game of base ball
this section was played at Claremont,
H., on Saturday, July Sd, between
Union club at Springfield, and Eu-
IA at Newport, N. III. The game ran
tty even all the way through, and
finally declared a drawn game 10
9, although we believe the Unions
med that they ought to have been
rded the victory. Another match is
e played at Charlestown, N. H., on
prday, July "a.
A new, very pleasant and commo-
s house is offered for sale on Henry
BET by Mr.. William Nutting, to whose
ertisement we would call attention.
conveniently arranged, two stories,
= would be nice and convenient for a
lily, or if desired could be used as a
Inner boarding house, or boarding
Hse all the time. Its construction is
"a that it amounts to a three story
HI with a good suit of rooms on each
and a pleasant observatory above
Szsole. Those wishing to purchase
tne for retirement or for business,
End it very desirable place,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

'ILLAGE MEETINGs.-The voters in
Village held one or two " company
Eings" in the new Engine Hall build
last week closing on Monday evening
|hich lively remarks were made by
p. Eddy, j. d. Bridgman, w. S.
trs, George Slate and others. Mr..
". Fairbrother happened in on Mon
evening to find a man on some bust
and was strongly called for to adj
R the meeting as representing the
Ing in his part of the town with ref
Pee to the then pending special town
kting to come off the next day. He
Ny responded in guarded but humor.
!terms, and was received with very
Ply applause, and the meeting then
burned for the "contest" next day
pa did not happen to come off.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. IS. in and for said Dis
trct To all persons interested in the of Ezra
ceased: GREETING.
You are hereby notified that an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of said
deceased, has been filed in court. here by Ezra
Pierce the executor therein named for probate, and
aid instrnment AZ The session tbereaS 20 Nv hd az
the Inn of f. 4 H. Phelps in Grafton in said district
on the first "Wednesday of August. 1869, at which
time and place you can be heard in the premises il
you shall see cause. c. b. EDDY, Register
July Z, 1862 2g-3l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16
Vermont News.

- The first through ticket for Califor-
MIA, via. the Union Pacific Railroad, sold
in Burlington, was disposed of Friday
last by Mr.. Carpenter. The price paid,
we believe, was $3.50.
- A tombstone in Fletcher cemetery
has the following sad inscription, dated
1868:
Here lies the remains of II. p Nichols wife.
Who mourned away her natural life,
She mourned herself to death for her man,
While he was in the service of Uncle Sam.
- Hinesburgh has secured an order
from the Postmaster General for daily
mail to Burlington, in lieu ofthe old. ac-
commodation of mail to Burlington
and Vergennes on alternate days. That
part of the route from Hinesburgh to
Monkton has been stopped. The new
arrangement began July LIST.
LAST Tuesday night, Thomas Pow
ers, of Salem, had six sheep killed, and
fifteen wounded. Francis Libbey in an
adjoining pasture, had two killed. Their
Threats were simply bitten, and the blood
sucked, either by dogs or wolves.
Mrs. Hannah Woodbury., of Gays
vile, while returning from church on the
evening of the Fourth, was thrown from
her carriage and sadly injured. Dislo-
cation of shoulder and fracture of fore,
arm. DIR. Sparhawk was called to at
tend her.
While the patriotism of Young
America was ventilating itself on the
Fourth at Williston, in the usual way,
one of the youth more valorous than
wise proposed to try the mettle of the
gun by wadding it with sheet lead. The
result was, as might have been expected,
general bolt: the powder refusing to
be led in that way, unceremoniously
backed out, and in doing so, hurled the
breech of the piece between the instiga-
tors legs, tearing his pants, and materi-
ally reducing his ardor for experiments
of that kind by a copious effusion of
blood. Some of the pieces were blown
distance of thirty or forty rods.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
DIsTRICT or W EST MINISTER SIS in and for said dis
ricl 10 all persens interested in the estate of Polly
ed: GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified that an instrument has
Il been flied in the court, here for probate by Geo.
w. Hail, pGrportiug to be the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased, and that court will decide up
said Conrt to be held at the Inn Of n & III Phelps.
in Grafton. in said district, on the first Wednesday
of August. 1863, when and where you can be heard
in the premises if you shall see cause.
C. b. EDDY, Register.
.July7 1869 g-I
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. S. within and for said
District: To all persons interested in the estate of
Stephen g. johnson. late Of Rockingham. in said
District, deceased: GREETING
NoU are hereby notified that instrument in
Il writing. purportng to be the last will and tesla
ment Of stephen c. johnson, late of said Rocking
ham, deceased. has been filed in said Court for Pro-
bate by William III. johnson and Jabez d. Bridg-
man. the executors therein named; and that said
Court will decide 20 the Probate thereof at the
session. to be held at the Inn Of Francis Phelps in
Grafton in said District. the first Wednesday Of
August A. y. iot9; at which place and time you
may be heard in the premises. il you shall see cause
G. L. EDDY, Register.
July ii. 1850. rZ9-51
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

LEGACY TO DARTMOUTH CcLLEGE.-
The will of Hon. Richard Fletcher, of
Boston, deceased. whose death was re-
Gently noticed in this paper, has in it a
residuary legacy to Dartmouth College,
of 100000. 1t is to be invested as a
permanent fund. Judge Fletcher was a
member Of the Glass of 1906.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

40 Academia sad accident &C.
Fed III one of the slate quarries in Rut-
last week. A man named James
'~nnaugh was blown almost to atoms
Fl6h careless management of the fuse.
put IN some twelve pounds of powder
seam where he should have put in
.nei and the fuse being short, the
aeF took fire erehe could escape. He
. wife and four children.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry be paid for according to length.
In Alstead N. II. June 81, Mrs SARAH BROWNE.
aged SO years. widow Of the late Abijah Browne of
that place.
In Wilmington July 4th, ELEAZoR GoRHAM.
Sr, aged IS years.
In Wilmington July 2, after n short illness, JOHN
NJ. CHILDS aged ~ years
In Chester July L HARRIE BARNEY, aged 13
years, 10 mos, youngest son of Edward II. Barney.
In Chester, July 8, Mrs. JENNIE L.. wife of +. j..
Jacobs, aged Is years.
In Middlebury, July 0, Mrs SALLY HOBBS. aged
90 years.
In 50. Reading. eth, WILLIAM A. HAWKINS
aged 90.
In Saxtons River, July 9th, JOHN FLETCHER,
aged "a years.
In Brattleboro July 9th Mr.. DAVID REED of
Dummerston aged 20 years, IL months.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16
CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY. July ID. 1859.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.

Cattle. Sheep. Shotes Fat Hogs. Veal.
This week. 2521 I0603 COO 400 900
Last week, 2oB 519i so 2sO $50
Ono year ago. 1871 s6e2 100 32O0 AS
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra. si2.25 a $500;
first quality $3.50 a l2.75: ID quality 100 q SIZES;
third quality. 100 a 11.I5.
a 800.
Milch Cows.-4o a SO Extra SIS @ sl20 Far
row and dry. SIS q $50
Stores.-Yeariings.O q 90. Two years old. 500
a 90 Three years d.sDo a. so.
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head, in lots. $500 a 500
Hides.-l0 q l0c q n. --
Fat Hogs.-101z % lie 2 n.
REMARks..The trade in beef this week Is at
about the saneprices though sales more readily
made then last week The quotaticns range from II
TO l3c. The sheep trade Is unfaycrable 10 drovrrs
and prices ruled lower. say S 81 to 81 . head
Some coarse wooded lambs sold for 81 each.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

IER--Iu the Richmond market
'u@sday, the sales of butter were 100
aprices ranging from 80 to 80 cts,
pound. The shipments of cheese
''o boxes, which brought from 10
cents per pound.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

lDvERTIsED LETTERs.-J. Albee,
Anna A. Clark, j. M. Foss, Frank
haekett, j. Z. johnson, A. Lucia,
D. Pierce, Pike White, Mrs. r. S
|eds, L. Joslyn & Sons.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16

= In new town in Iowa all the deeds
stipulate that Intoxicating liquor shall
never be vended on the premises sold.
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Notice..

THE Attention of any one DESTROYS Of purchasing
Il Pleasant and Commodous Residence is called
10 the house lately built on Henry Street The house
is thrtysi square, with extension seventeen
eighteen rooms For terms. see
WM. NUTTING
HENRY SrRFFr.
Bellows Falls.
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=. f.. Merrill

Is AGENT for some Of the best Pianos made suct
L as Decker Z Co. Hamilton & Co. Sherwin d Her.
bert. Of New York. Henry Miller 4 Bourne of Bos-
ton Any one wanting frst-rate Piano at a rea-
sonable price will find it to their advantage 70 CON
suit with me. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16
PORK, PICKLE AND SOAP BARRELS.

A LII in want Of PORK. PICKLE or SOAP BAR
"A RELs can find the same at the Bellows Falls
Oyster q Fish Market on Canal street opposite the
Bridge. They arc for sale cheap:
Bellows Fails. NAV 9Th. 1ssa. ''" - p DoN'
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While passing down the vale Of life.
He chose this mode of reasoning.
That Pepper, taken for a wife,
Would be a noble seasoning"
I" TO THE PRINTER.

Permit giddy. trihing girl.
For once to fill your poets corner;
She cares not how the eritieks snarl,
Or beaus and macaronies scorn her.
She longs in print her lines to see
Oblige her, (sure you can't refuse it,
And if you find her out, your fee;
Shall be-to kiss her--if you choose it."
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THE
GREAT REMOVING MIXTURE
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD. /.

For Removing Grease. Oil and Paint, from Cloth
ing. Carpets. &c. &c. it is unequaled 1t is also
death to Bed Bugs and their Nits.
DIRECTIONS: Pour enough upon the garment to
cover the place soed; sponge and rub WE'LL ii nee
essary, apply again. Wash the mixture off with
clean cold water and the work is done. Prepared
and sold by GEORGE l.. GRISWOLD,
% OANBRIDGEPoRT, VT.
PRICE, . CENTS. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-16
Forty-seyen Years Ago.

|
Mr.. II, G. Wiley of Saxtons River,
has sent us couple of copies of the Bel
lo'cs Falls InteAigencer, printed in this
place nearly forty-seven years ago or al.
most half a century. They are "pub-
lished weekly by Cyrus Barton, for the
proprietors,' a new name to us in the
newspaper history of this place. One
of them is dated February 10, 1898, the
other, December 2, 1922.
We find number of things of inter
est in them, particularly among the ad-
vertisements. The Canal Co. were evil
IDENTIFY doing a good business in freight
ing at that time, judging from quarter
of a column announcing the "tariff of
toll " through the canal, by the late Col.
Alexander Fleming. The following
death is announced in the paper dated
Monday, Feb. 10, 1928: In this town,
on Friday evening last, Mr.. Chandler
Webb, son of Calvin Webb, Esq, aged
26."
In the copy for Dec. 2, 1922, Reuben
Washburn has letter dated at Caven-
dish, and addressed to Messrs. Blake,
Cutler & Co. of this place commencing
new school book they had just issued.
We think Mr.. Washburn was the father
of the candidate for governor at the
present time but may be mistaken. In
this paper we also find the following
marriage notice:
"MARRIED-In Washington, Hon.
Daniel Peaslee, aged 40 to Miss Lucy
Pepper, aged II.
While passing down the vale of life,
He chose this mode of reasoning,
That Pepper taken for a wife,
Would be noble seasoning"
A gentleman in Chester advertises his
wife in this number, because she refuses
to do "my necessary cooking and wash
ing" and appends to it another adver-
tisement to his customers to- pay up.
Perhaps the best of all in this num-
Der is a poetic effusion of young girl
to the printer" We apprehend that
if such offers were made now days, many
a poetic manuscript that now goes into
the waste basket, would at once 60 to
the compositor! Who can read it and
not envy the printer of a half century
ago! Here it is:
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VT. VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.

TIVE. Annual Meeting of this Company will be
Il holden at their Depot Building. Bellows Falls
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of August next at Il o.
clock NJ, to elect their officers for the ensuing year
III. III. HENRY.
Pres. VT Valley R. II. Company.
Bellows Falls. July 18th. 1863. $3.50
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POW Frs ms THU I E,
BERNARDSTON MASS.

pEhANhhDoiO-2, "fhcO.
EIRST r. r. Station below South Vernon. Fall
l. and Winter Terms begin the last Wednesdays of
Aug. and Feb. respectively; Winter term. Mon
day after Thanksgiving.
l.. II. WARD, d. L. ALDRICH, Miss S. L.
LEACH. Principals Miss LAURA LEACH, Prin-
cipal of the Ladies Collegiate Department, with as
sistsnt Teachers The School possesses beautiful In
stitute Buildings and grounds commodious Board
ing houses rooms for self boarding in private ami
lies. an Elegant Library Building filed with choice
books, free to the students Apparatus Instruments
for Surveying experienced Teachers and full classes
For Board &C., Apply to l.. 4. WARD.
1884
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Wanted.

A GOOD BOY. II or Is years old TO learn the Tin
N smiths trade. Must bring satisfactory recon-
endations. Apply to GEO. S. BOND
20 Charlestown, N. IL.
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Livery Notice !

THE SUBSCRIBER, is now sole owner of the
Il Stock in his NEW LIVERY STABLE. and it
will hereafter be under new management. Horses
boarded and transient teams taken care of at rea-
sonsbie rates. An crdersfor hacking will be prompt
ly attended 10.
for Sale.
J. d. BRIDGMAN.
Bellows Falls. Vt juno 2. 1860
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aNarried.
1ied.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry, TO be paid for according TO length