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II you want good old MegfbbeI
whisky, go 20 27e second street.
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BnowNE & BRowNE, BIS Second St. az
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For genuine bourbon and Rye
WHISTLES. 20 TO A. scbeifers a Co. M
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A letter from Paris. in the Pan Nall
Gazette, says. 1t is strange and painfpl
70 see groups Of well dressed women
looking in at the windows Of PORK
h-icbers and tipe shops with the sane
eager curiosity with which they used to
gaze at ribbons and bonnets.
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Necond ClrcIlit Oourt

iiffnn lt tas Aff
-'V - =" va. "'Y- ssi Tria Docket. silI
TTNDER AND By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
u Of Court In tho above entitled cause. we
will on Saturday, the 81 day of December
next, between 10 and y O'clock a; m; sell at
No. 81 Union street, TO tho highest bidder. for
cash. one Dannieis Dimension planners.
49, TsaSs seses'e' Y, nuh JUDsoN a co.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

HN. ---- o. tt iN %
Mary Robbins First Chancery Court
Benz. r. Robbins etalJ Oh sneioy county,
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the 10Th Of October, 1870, | will sell at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
the Clerk and Masters office, Greenlaw Block.
Second street, in the city of Memphis. Ten
nessee, on
Tuesday, December 81, 1870,
within legal hours. the following described
property, to-wit: A certain lot or parcel of
land lying and being in the county of Shelby
and State of Tennessee, and in the city OF
Memphis, being part of original county lot
No. 400, and known as lot No. In the SUB
division and allotment made by commission.
ers appointed by the Judge of the law side of
the Common Law and Chancery Court OF the
city Of Memphis. in the proceedings .ex parte
of b. r. Cook and William Park ct al for par
tition, which subdivision and allotment Is OF
record in the Register Office Of Shelby county.
in book 81, pages $50 ct SEQ. Said lots fronting
50 feet inches on the south side OF Washing,
ton street, and running back between parallel
lines, from the center Of said street, $50 feet.
Terms of Sale--0ne-third "a cash; balance
in equal instruments at one and two years
purchaser executing notes with approved So
eurity for the deferred payments, with interest
EDMUND A. COLE, c. and NJ;
Wilson q Beard Attorneys. lLo-lU
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Tuesday, December 81, 1870,
TRUST SALES.

TTNDRR AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
| terms and powers of a trust deed, exec
cuted Il me as trustee by Michael Larkfn, on
the lst day Of September. 1859. and duly regis
tered In the Registers Office Of Shelby county,
Tennessee in book No. 20, page 24s, VIII on
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II you want good old Megtbbor
whisky. GO Sc 2ze second street
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Through Mail train Will NOT stop at flag
stations west Of Moscow. Att ktW y ) 80 "
Ticket Office. 27s Main street. corner of South
Court.
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spaIding's prepared clue. [e0d-d&w
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Ranrr Monn..a.Thousanlls q bOth

~ EARLY MoRS. Thousands OF both
sexes in this country awake every morn
ing lapguie, unrefeshed, and devoid Of
all inclination for breakfast, No matter
from what cause these indescribable
feelings may proceed, their best and
quickest remedy will be found in dose
of Plantation Btters. The beneficial
effect is immediate. The stomach at
once responds to the genial influence Of
the preparation, and reserve OF latent
vitality .iwhichonly required the awaken
ing agency of this potent invigorant 70
render it active, is brought into play
OF all appetizers it ia themostinfallible,
and the impulse which it irnparts to the
digestive functions soon puts dyspepsia
to fight. arFnNN yOn |
From SEA Moss FARINE may be made
blanc mango, Lighthouse pudding Long
Branch pudding, farine cream, cream
cakes, farine pies and custards, ice
cream soups, gravies, etc. eod-d3w
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Only Reliable Route to Little Rock.

Avoid laying over at Devalls Bluff twenty
hours, which passengers do who take boats.
Tickets for sale at the Cempany's office, 81
South Court street; and az the Memphis and
Charleston railroad Ticket Office, 27S Main st.
and at the Memphis and Louisville railroad
Ticket Office, 2371z Main street; and at the
Illinois Central railroad Ticket Office, 22H
jefferson street; and at Hopefeld depot.
Arkansas.
BID. WILLIAMS. Gen. Sup't.
B. p. RoBsos, Asst Sup't. 5S-t
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We have the Argsst Block Type manufae-
lured for this purpose. each letter Oeeupyine
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Main street. cor Adams. st
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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THE CTTY..a

MI L NJ p HIS:
Tuesday Evehfng. Dec. o, 1870.
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NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed BY Paul S. Jones. dated Noyem-
Der IS. 1869. TO secure the payment Of n note
for three thousand dollars. in favor Of John Z:
Rogers. the undersigned Trustee will sell at
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
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REAL ESTATE.
Desirable Pieces of Property

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4fi fa no a 2pisig =. roo
p NO s noqa1 e 4lit &
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A MAMMOTH SHEET.

800 lTLoD
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

BENNINGToN COUNTY, result OF
the electionin Bennington County was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm by the sue
cessful party. In Bennington L, K,
Graves (anti-Park) was elected repres-
entative by alarge majority. The Gard
ner or anti Park men held Publication
meeting in the evening, With speeches,
two bands of music, bonfres &c. One
of the speakers declared that the impe-
rialism and Napoleonic dynasty had
lust been wiped out in France, and that
they had just wiped out worse one in
that county. The Bennington Banner
(Park) says as to "the county contest,
we have been routed horse foot and drag
oons." We most sincerely hope that the
second railroad now asked for in Ben
nipgton County will not cost the State
what the other one did.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Wyoming Election and Woman Suf-
frage.
THEFIRST woMAN's VOTE.

THE FIRST WOMAN'S VOTE.
Correspondence OF the Bellows Falls Times.
WYOMING, w. T., Sept 6, 1870.
Mr.. EDIToR:--lt may be Of interest
to your readers, en- though averet)
woman's suffrage, to hear concerningthe
2nd election of Wyoming Territory, as
it is the first election ever held in Amer
lea if not in the world, in which the
fair sex were allowed to participate.
One year ago the democratic party Of
Wyoming, being DESTROYS of gaining no.
tice from the world, and it may be hop
ing to secure larger majorities, gave to
the women of the Territory the right of
suffrage. Several women we're soon
chosen to sit in the grand jury and made
great havoc On brothels and rumshops
through ut this county at least But
not till the first Tuesday in Sept. 1870,
did they cast vote. For several months
party excitement has been rising despite
the eShortations of eminent men to throw
aside all interests but those of young
territory which must be well represented
to secure even he right of life.
The democrats nominated Col Wan.
less formerly resident of this place and
a wealthy proprietor of the Sweetwater
mines, but lately removed to Colorado
though still claiming residence here
The republicans having heard proposals
from Colorado to receive so much of the
southern part of Wyoming as to include
the railroad and fearing Wanless might
be in the game, strained every nerve
Several two and four horse coaches were
started early yesterday morning for dis
tant parts of the town, and covered
carriage drove round the street for the
ladies aud Laramie looked decidedly
busy. About s A. NJ, an old lady Il
years old, by the name Of Swain, cast The
first woman's vote for the republican
candidate. The polls we're soon crowd
ed but whenever lady appeared TIL
swearing and betting was at once hush
ed by some watchman crying out !" Hol'
on woman is coming" About nooi
the democratic candidate was heard t
say: The id women are raising
the devil with US" and so it proved, 70
the final count gives 572 votes cast, 30
republican, and GA of the SO ladies vote
were republican. Thus had woma
staid at home in Laramie the democrat
would have had II majority instead c
16 minority. This is but an index c
the Territory, as against 1900 democra
majority last year we now have $50 re
publican majority. I neve did believ
in woman suffrage but with such result
l am disposed to thank the democrats {
Wyoming for the axe (acts) by whic
they cut off their own head. DIT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Temperance.

AT the late meeting of the Windhnm
Conference, Rev. n. Mighill, (Modera-
tori and Rev. A. Stevens, were appoint-
ed committee to draft resolution, cX-
pressing the feelings of the conference
with regard to the duty of the churches
touching the growing evil of intemper-
ance. The following was adopted, and
ordered to be published:
Whereas, evidence is now presented on
every hand that our communities are ex-
experiencing TO lamentable extent the
ruinous effects of the traffic and indul-
gence in intoxicating liquors, therefore,
Resolved, That it is the solemn duty
of churches to give earnest atten-
ton to this subject. We owe it to our
selves, to our fellow men, and to God, to
exert firm and constant influence in
favor of the cause of Temperance. We
should see to it that our example advo-
Gates the position of total abstinence
We should seek TO instruct and guard
the youth with reference to the dangers
to which they are exposed from the do
minion o appetite. We should warn
and help those who are the suffering vic
tins of intemperance, and should use
such moral and legal means as may be
available for stopping the sale of intoxi
icating liquors. Attest,
+. J. FEIRBANKs, Scribe.
Westminster, Sept. II, 1870.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
nosroN MARkEr--.sen,. "a.

FL0UB.-The market forGour has been quite dull
although more inquiry at thu close The sales 70 any
extent can only be made at low and unsatlatetory
prices, Receipts large ana market welt suppled.
Sales Ina, been att SIS q - for estcru sunerine.
Si.25, q S5J5 for common extras. and Sd5Q e. 500
tor Minnesota including choieehakCr's brands, slnnl
lots Rye Flour at $3.50 81 rs q Dbl, Corn Meal the
sales have been ut S475 q $50,
GRAIN.-The MARKET is dull for corn, and prices
have declined. The sales have been at g2e "a Sl,OQ
for Southern and Western yellow. Oats are dull
and 10 moderate demand common and good inelud
ing Canada and Western AT IS e SOC e bushe Rye
is quiet sales 90 ~ 9ic,
pROVISIONS.-Por with n moderate demand.
Sales for prime. az s2l % s25, and mess at sS. a
$1,000 p Dbl Beef change. Sales of Western
mess at sl2 SIS and Is a S.o0N Dbl, for family ex-
ira. Lard remains the same with steady demand
with sales at 1872 a II for steam and kettle rem
dered. Smoked Hams, are in fair demand, selling
for Ella 80 q h as to quality
PR0DuCE.-The arrivals Of Butter have been
considerable but the qnality is poor that choice
article Is scaree and wanted at further advance in
prices Sales have been nj 80 q 3sc for choice n Y.
and Vermont daries 30 q Csc for common. Cheese re
mains the same with small stock and fair de-
mand. Tho sales have been q Is for farmers
and l3e q 1i1@c. for Factory. Potatoes have
been arriving quite freely and selling at SIS
q $500 q Dbl. Eggs are dull selling at . az 25c q
dozen.
WOoL-There is not much in the wool market,
The sales for the week have been 100000 pounds
at prices ranging from Is &c for fleece according
to quality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

New ENGLAND FAIR.-Among the
awards of the New England Fair were
those received by d. S. Pratt OF Brat
tleboro, on his herd of SHIRT horns. Also
H. n. Flint of Putney, first premium on
steers. and to Jerome Holden of West
Minister West and H. NJ, Arms of Spring
field, was awarded Z first and sweep
stakes on a flock of Cotswolds. A. Nj.
Wipslow & SON of Putney, Vt, took one
first and two second in the shorthorn de-
nartmept. S. C. Colt of Hartford, took
two first and one second premium on
JERSEYS. Charles Houghton OF Rutland,
was also a successful exhibitor OF Ayr
sbires. B. Sumner of Woodstock, was
awarded the first premium on shorthorn
herds. An important feature OF the
Fair to the horsemen especially, were
the numerous aud closely contested races
The accidental killing of the two valua
ble stations, the Lexington" and "Lu
cius Peck" however. put something OF
damper on fast driving. The Far Is
aid 10 have been success financially.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Auction Sale.

YJsHE Subscriber being DESTROYS TO move West,
i will sell at Pubic Auction at his residence IN
Andoyer, Vt, on TUESDAY, 0Cf. 4th. 1870 at
o'clock A. NJ, his Farm. Farming tools. stock hay;
grain straw corn fodder, sugar utensils household
furniture. &c. y, .
dreys' Farm and Is OF the best farms in town.
Those who are acquainted with it need no further
recomm endation 1t contains Isl acres undera good
state Of cultivation. with Good Buildings. all ~ tho
rough repair well fenced and well watercd witbr
ming water both in the house and at the barns. 1t
usually cuts so tons of hay has 30 acres OF wood ana
timber land very large and convenient sugar orch
ard that will produce from 1000 to 1000 lbs OF sugar
per year. also young apple orcnard oil IVY trees
grated with choice fruit. The Tiage land all lies
soping TO the East the surface smooth and the most
of Ii can be moved with machine. 1t Is situated
on an open road. half mile from the stage road
that leads from Chester to Manchester. mile from
Simonsville Meeting House and Post Office. two
miles from Mill one half mile from School SIX miles
from the fiourishing village OF chester ana Depot.
Any one wishing to purchase good farm are invit-
ed 10 call and examine tie premseg at any time pre-
yous TO the sale where Information m regard 70
the terms Of payment may be had and bids VIII DC
given this fall. with certain reserves. Ny STOCK
consists Of one pair four years old Oxen. Cows one
of them farrow dry Cow. two years old Heifers
j Heifer Calf all Grade DurhaIns.7 two years old
Beef Cattle sucking Colt. 20 Sheep and Lambs,
Cassett half blood Cotswool lambs. Sn0te Lum.
Der Wagon. two seat Buggy Wagon. OK Cart.
OK SIeis. Traverse Sled. l Slide Yoke. . Harrows
/ Straw Cutter. and many other things too numerous
There will he Credit Of S. days allowed on all sum.
over sie. with interest and good security. ,,.,,,
simonsville, VT, Sept. L. 1870
g-s9 If. NJ. MARTIN. Auetioneer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Windham County Court.

The September Term Of Windhanl
County Court, commenced on the 18th
inst. Present Hon. james Barrett, Pre-
siding Judge. Hon. E. I. Bntterfeld,
Hon. o. s. Howard, Assistant Judges.
GRAND JURORS.
Col. Jonas Twitchell, Townshend,
Foreman Jedediah Stark, Halifax,
clerk James Sherwin, Grafton j. b
Morgan, Rockingham; Daniel Sherwin,
Jamaica; S. S. Hitchcock, Putney La.
ban Jones, Jr. Dover: 0. l.. Sherman
Newfane; Joseph Miller, Dummtrston
Isaac Brown, Guilford ARA Benson
Londonderry S. S. Miller, Vernon Da
vid Eddy, Wardsboro; Capt. Reuber
VIM, Nottingham; Nathan w. Sar
geant, Wilmington; Asa I. Gould Wind
ham; N. G. Pierce, Westminster 10
seph Miller, Brattleboro.
PETIT JURORS,
Athens, Charles Whitney; Brookline
Oscar C. Merrifeld Brattleboro, ii. ii
Rice, Henry Ashley, Willard Arms :
Dover, Martin F. Howard; Dummerstol
John X. Leonard Grafton, Henry Car
penter; Guilford, Samuel Sibley; Hal
/ fax, NJ. J. Eames Jamaica, nj. l.. Lowe
Londonderry, A. +. Livermore Mar
boro, j. o. Knight; Newfane, Geo. "
Redfeld; Putney, j. S. Washburne !
Rockingham, John A. Burt, George I
Bidwell; Somerset, Edward Z. Abbott
Stratton, Isaac Sprague; Townshend, /
IC. Wheeler; Vernon, A. L. Scstt; =
Wardsboro, d. A. Hammond; West
minister, III. Wardwell; Nottingham,
| P. Morey; Wilmington, III. Ii. Winche
ter, C. S. Parmalee; Windham, +.
Lawrence.
The first jury cause Edward d. Plim
ton VS.. Waldo Converse, was put on tri
Tuesday afternoon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

SPECIAL Town MEETING. The spec
ial town meeting assembled at Engine
Hall on Tuesday, about one hundred
voters being present. The town clerk
being absent, NJ. f. Burt was elected
clerk pro TEN. The subject Of builing
dyke at Bartonsville was discussed gen
orally as in committee of the whole"
and motion to extend the time two
months from that day for making n con.
tract TO build the same was adopted
Mr., Taylor Of Springfield, Mass, on the
part Of the citizens of Bartonsville and
mill owners of that place, offered to pay
$1,000 toward building the dyke if the
town would furnish the balance, the to-
tai expense being estimated at $4,000.
Mr.. Bridgman offered a resolution in eff
feet accepting this offer, the expense of
constructing the dyke and bridge not to
exceed $4,000. Mr.. I. A. Moore NOV
ed to amend by striking out $4,000"
and inserting $4,000" which amend
ment was adopted by yeas AZ, nays SO.
Objection being raised that the propo-
sition made the town assume all the
risk while building the dyke, Mr. Bridg-
man further amended the resolution by
adding a proviso at,the close, and it was
then adopted. The resolution as passed
is as follows;
Resolved, That the selectmen be au
thorized, and they are hereby authoriz-
ed, to construct dyke and bridge at
I the washout at Bartonsville, if the sa me
can be done properly, at an expense not
exceeding $4,000, provided they can re-
ceiye satisfactory assurance of the pay
ment therefor by responsible parties of
| $1,000, upon the completion o. the work;
and provided farther that the selectmen
shall provide in the contract that the
work, in its progress, shall be at the
risk of the contractors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

ON THE ROAD AGAlN!-M. a. Davis is
about to commence travelling again; having near
y completed his repairs for the present; and those
who have been so impatient at the delay may
again be supplied with his medicines, which are
acknowledged by those who have tested them, tt
have few equals and none superior.
While he has been engaged in repairs at home
G. T. Cobb of Westminster, has been using hi
skill as carriage maker, in getting upjusta iii
he best Medicine Carriage on the road. Mr.. Cobb
cannot be beat; and those calling upon him viii
find his work, both for beauty and durability can
not be surpassed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

VINO CAN BEAT THIS ?-C.S. Coburn
and ]. C. Richardson, members OF the
Massasoit Shooting Club of keene, n.
H.. came to Westminster on Monday
evening last. and with lanterns repair
cd TO the woods and as the fruit OF their
laoor returned with seven fine coons.
Early next morning they repaired TO the
hills with their rifles and captured fine
string of squirrels, and our correspond
ent desires TO know if the Grafton North
West Fur Co, can beat this?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Commissioners Notice.

WE The Subscribers. being duly appointed by the
w Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Westminster. Commissioners TO receive. examine
sainst Inc estate Of LORENZO p. joy. late Of Put
~ II aid district. deceased. and also all claims
III demands exhibited in Offset thereto. and SIX
,aths from the "A day Of jane last, being allowed
by said Court for that purpose, We do therefore here
X r nofiee that we will attend to the business o:
~ Aseid annointInent at the dwelling house Of the
lac iorenzo p joy. in Putney. in said District on
The II Of October and the 5Oth OF November next
ISAACB. PuFFER. Commissioners.
n W PALMER.
FRANKLIN AUSTIN. Administrator.
p.,ney Sept IL. A. D.. 1870. N-S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

The FIRST VERMONT Pass.
veritable press that was used in printing
the first newspaper published in Yer
mont, called the " Vermont Gazette or
Green Mountain Post Boy in 1881, at
Westminster, by Judah P. Spooner and
Timothy Green, is now in the possession
of Preston Merrifeld, Esq. of Windsor
The Vermont Editors and Publishers
Assoc alton has appointed a committee
to procure it Tor deposit in the archives
Of the Historical Society at Montpelier.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

FIRE IN FAIRHAvEN.-The Knights
House took fire about So'clock, Tuesday
evening, by one of the servant girls en-
tering a clothes press with lamp in her
hand, and holding it j.. such manner
that the clothes took fire. At the same
time the girl ran down stairs shouting
" fire." The proprietor with some other
assistance hurried TO the spot, and by
hard labor succeededin saving the house.
The walls and ceiling are very badly
burned, and ii is a wonder that the whole
building was not consumed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

BRIDGEwATER for several years has
been democratic at the State elections,
and last year gave II democratic major
ity on State ticket and elected the demo-
cratic representative. This year she
gives 10 republican majority on State
ii ket and elects republican representa-
tive. No wonder the Boston Post an
nounces the usual annual democratic
gain" in Vermont.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

DEATH OF JOB LYMAN.-Job Lyman
Of Burlington, and formerly of Wood
stock. died in Burlington on Saturday
last at the age of 50 years. He was a
college mate of Daniel Webster at Dart
mouth College where he graduated in
1904 He lived the prime of his life at
Woodstock but removed TO Burlington
in 1850. and retired from business. lie
attended the election there on tuesday
oflast week. and was only attacked with
sickness on Friday when he rapidly sunk
away and died about noon on Saturday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
DIR. 9. ID. Merriam.

Will be at Bradford, Sept 2lst, 22nd and 2ad,
at Windsor Saturday and Monday, oath and goth,
Revere House Braiileboro, 27th, 2sth 2eth, 3oth
and October list See the Doctor for cures OF
chronic diseases, as he has made this speciality
for wears. He never fails where cure is possible
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

Advertised Letters-J. Andanise, Levi
H. Carter, S. M. Cohn, j. G. Freeman,
Horace Kendall, James E. Little, John
Marston, VIM. Mullin, Miss jeanette
Messer, Frank Pierce, Mrs. Lane Reed,
j. E. Woodbury., Della r. Willard, j.
F. Willie.