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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-25
TIPTON, IOWA, AUGUST Is, ls1o.
TAX SAIE-
TREAsURER's OFFIcr.

aEas osS:; x fl2HaiE, 2issSE. tsS' i
kU1fic NoffC6 Is Hj&t&Y B1EnN that
l. "a Nondav, - sf4 etfpf 0c1ebeG I'D.
in the town .of Upton. between the hours OF
ten 3sHES8S$ "a oSni i24NI Iwin 9ass.
land and TOWN. lots, situate in said county, on
which the tAxes remain due and unpaid for
the year A. ID. 1850, and for all the preceding
SeAfs 20 remaining unpaid.
The said lands will be sold to satisfy delin.
quent taxes, interest and costs unless paid be-
fore the day Of sale.
E. H. POUND,
Treasurer Of Cedar Co., Iowa.
Confor TOusnShin
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
STATE CANALS.
Correspondence Between Senator Harden.
bergh and the Merchants of New York.
NEW YORK PRODUCE ExCHANGE,l
NEW YORK Anlll [

Correspondence Between Senator Harden.
bersh and the Merchants Of New York.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EyCHANGE,(
NEW YORK, April 10, 1870. !
Hon. JACOB HARpENBERGH:-
DEAR SIR-On behalf Of the members Of the Pro.
duce Exchange we respectfully and cordially invite
you 10 meet them at the Exchange, in the city of
New York, on any day which win be agreeable to
you. Our merchants are most eager 10 welcome
sou, and to thank you as the leader of the canal
reforms this year-reforms which will exert incalcu
liable influence on the future. We cannot allow the
great services yOu have rendered The commercial
interests OF the State and country to pass without
testfying in an open and unmistakaole manner our
hearty appreciation OF your labors, and our great
respect and esteem for yon as public officer and
public spirited citizen. Trusting that you will name
an early day for meeting our naemuers, we remain
very truly yOnrs, STEPHEN ID. HARRISON,
President Produce Exchange.
Josiah N. Fiske Co., Jesse Hoyr& 4 Co., Archibald
Baxter, Williams & Guon, c. Il. Marshall IL Co.,
DAVID Dows II Co., Franklin Edison Co., Grinnell,
Mintarn a Co.. Isaac H. Reed, X. Il. Iaimbeer Co,
r. w. Coleman Co., q. b. Lockwood n Co., W. II.
Newman, A. Il. Masters, Buell. Il Whitney. Madison
NJ. Caleb, Shaw n Co., Hughes, HickoX & Co., John
$. Ward, Boyd Il Hincken. Snow 4 Burgess, Cragin
h Co., Knapp Co., Robert p Getty. A. T.. Kent b
CO., s. Emmett Getty, Cook Sledgc, Flint b Co.,
J.. o. Lan,son, Lane, Son 81 Co., E. II. TompKins &
Co.. Woodruff & Robnsons, Carlos Cobb, Holt n Co.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, NEW YORK, May 8, 1870.
SvEPHEN ID. HARRISON, President Produce Ex-
change:--
MY DEAR SiR--I am in receipt OF your note OF
April 80, enclosing communication from the MEM
b,rs OF the Produce Exchange OF this city. The in
ytation contained In the note docs me honor over
much. IhasIen TO embrace the opportunity OF being
introduced personally to the merchants Of New
York--men through whose instrumentality, chiefly,
great )od TO this Stale and country has been ac-
compllshed. And beg leave to state, ana wish you
would communicate 30 the Board over witch you
have the honor TO preside that wil be IN the Elk.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

The proposed improvement of the Battery by the Com
ssoncrs OF Parks meets with the hearty approval of all
down town residents As evidence of the
natter aborers yesterday morning engaged in
ing the unsghty heaps Of dirt there, long Of
annoyance pedestrians windy day. II the work Ia
rightly commenced and continued as promised, Will not
long before this barren spot be pleasantly changed
that the old inhabitants when wandering ahaat will JOY
ousy recall days that the thick foliage Of ia
tered sturdy old Knckerbockers; and IT, in addition gav
walks and oosey seat suitable landing stairs
for the convenience Of shpnases mariners
generally will add greatly TO tho useulness OF the old
resort
The docks Quarantine Staten Island washed away by
the terrible storm few weeks since rebuilt and
shat IN that Will long enable them to Withstand tho
The New York herald., 1870-05-07


Steamship CITY OF Antwerp (Br), Leitcb Lverpoo-J
q Dale.
Steamship Anglia (Br Craig, Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamship New York tNG), Nordeahoh, Bremen-Oe
ricbs X Co. 4.
stcamship Fairbanks. Howes, Wilmington Nc-J Lorl-
lard
Ship Charles tBeig Leehere Antwerp Boelen 4 Berck
Bark Lizzie u, Spring, Bristol-E Il Morgans Sons.
Bark Flower oMoray Orb Storm, Queenstown for orders
&c Buey.
Bark somervile tBr, Hill, Buenos Ayres and Rosario
Boyd & Hihckep.
Bark John Crlnn, Downey, Hayana--J f Ward 4 Co.
Bark Eliza White, Mahoncy Havana-Mler K Houghton.
Bark HoIbrook, Poleys, Matanzas-Brett, son 4 Co.
Bark Charlie Wood (Br), Touse Bay Viele, NB-Miller
Houshton
Brig Johann tNG Nissen, Masa for ordersFuncb Edye
Brig Snwanpee, Simpson, Demsrara-E T Smith.
Brig + Pickering Torrey. Nuevtas-S L Merchant Co.
Brig Morris (Brl, Crane, PaTsboroCrandal, Bertaax
Co. ... ......-. +. .-t af.
Brig Ida tBr). wingae, St John, NB-Crandal Bsrtaux
Co.
Brig J @ Wright sr) Wright, Hillsboro, NB-nsncy
Brig NJ E Hinds Kinds, Elizabethpor-S G Loud l. Co.
Schr Chas Thompson, HapGeld, Para-L Amsinck Co.
Schr + Auger Adrich, Marapham and Para-A Abbott
Schr Matilda (Br) Alsen. Carthagena--Rbon Munoz.
Schr 8 Ellsworth, Mcconnell, Oswc2o.
Schr Willow Harp Davis Richm0nd-Van Bruut Slaght.
Schr Evans Hammond RichInOnd-A Abbott
Schr st James, Keefe. Norfolk-C f Staples h Co.
Schr Avery, Ryan. Baltimore Van Brunt Slaght.
SchrP p SAUNDERS Steeman, Boston--Overton Haw-
kins.
Schr j Dix, Doane, Harwich.
Schr Eben Dale, Higgins, Wellfeet--C Crowcl
Schr l. Thompson, Hull New acknowledgement A. Wood
Steamer Sinners, Lcuiy, Philadelphia
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ARRIVALS.
AhIGIV hIIO.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcaps.

REPORTED BY rHE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
sesS%ss&hR & sasonia Ess Nc sOich Hamburg via aAyrs
light winds from NE to the LIST inst since the
sesmsap sa Meyer 49, via
AD g. s.s ssAf nsen ssry I & &bS"ns
also same day about 80 other vessels al bound
5th lat 5 lon sa 49, steamship clubra, hence for Ham
steamship Moro Castle Adams Havana April 3o
san NJ & Nay atSPM with ndse and passengers to the
Steamship Fanta, Freeman Philadelphia, with mdse
Bark Aexandra tDan rschernins Annoy ls with
to Low Bros vessel 70 Funch, Edyc Co. Passed An
he he"vs s o s
SfP 'Hss ae % g w
EnrichesM SMea from & &CamarEue for Tonga Island
sugar, to Had rough weather. has been days OF
to Isney lad %ass ss'
spoke brig Exsoatiye from FOR B Bamore '' 'H - ''
ssSssSn ss!s Day.
hight & eas;sry &C. Tnss; days \, Of HAT. Ms,teras
variable weashsr days north Of hatterss
with sSqs
%srn Bermuda day, with pro-
duce 70 Coom6s 4 Nix Had variable weather with rough
sea "a inst Lat 81 o. lon 70 S sisnazed steamship Fab
,rss 5 mss Gs ss r.sss Ksy days. wi" old
ssr r Ssr Genrs ys for Washington DC
sloop Mary Dpton, Robinson Virginia.
The steamship Holland which arrived the 5th inst has
1882 and reports heavy westerly winds with rough
sea most Of the passage carried away malnopmast
a. lat 49, Ion &c. spoke steamship Lepslc steering e. May
lat Al, lon 59 an Inman steamer, bound do.
PASSED Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
schr Portland {Br Nelson, Lnsan CB, 10 days. for New
York with coal to 6 II Brewer-yessel to Horsoy.
schr Aexansri % aakinsha% 81 George NB 10 days. for
SChr Fred Hall, PeltOn. Portland New York
schr Cameo, Denpison, Rockport for New York
schr Adelin Trudel, Hatch Provinceown via Horizons
Point for Philadelphia.
schr Wtnona, Baker, Taunton for Eizabethport.
Schr Isabella, Strange Taunton for Port johnson.
Schr NJ Taylor, Stedman, Providence for Rondout.
schr Joseghine Caswe, Naraganset Bay for New YORK
schrJ Carver, Norwood, Newport for Nsw York
Echr Success, Richards, New London for New York.
schr Lzze Raymond, Lord Connecticut River for New
York.
schr Ecpse Thomas, New Haven for New York.
Schr Geo Kane, Ward, Bridgeport for New York
Yacht Hacyon, Ellcrtson, Oyster Bay for New York.
BOUND EAST.
brig Alex Nichols, Rosebrook, Rondout for Boston.
Brig Bradshaw, Sears; New York for Seville
Schr l. Barnes Holmes, Clinton Point for Salem.
Schr Caroline Cornelix, Clinton Point for Provt
schr W Leggett Baker, Port johnson for Augusta.
Schr Empire, Matthew'S, Port johnson for Augusta
schr Dexter washbnrn. Harkness. Rondout for Boston
schr Minerva -, Rondout for Fal RIVER
SSer vsrons -, R1ndout % for Hartford: s1. ,ort,rs
Schr Kendrick Fish, Webber, Hoboken for Machias.
schr Amelia Dewey, Hoboken for Fall River.
schr Amanda Powers, Robertson New York for Boston
ssr s Eeo. E%s ss s Kew s.w NsE sss Falmouth
sshr T,sAis if Haynes, yiSs Now York for
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
THE MORRIS AND Esstx nAIlReAD TsouBLs.

All was quiet Yesterday on the line OF tho Norris
and Essex division OF the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, the commuters backing down
from their position OF antagonism against the com
pany ana complying with the requirements Of the
warrant Tor assault and battery, for hav-
ing elected Mr.. John Hone. Jr., OF Morristown,
appeared before Justice Dean OF Ne ewark yesterday
and gave bonds In the SUN OF $500 to answer the
charge preferred against him. In the mean time
meetings OF the commuters are being held aud IL ls
believed the rules complained OF viii be satisfactorily
adjusted BY the company. 1t may now be said that
the war between the company and the commuters
haA eudad
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
A NEWARK FREE LOVE CASE.

The case Of Joseph Ncsbitt, charged with shooting
his wife and man named Harlan, was tried In
Newark yesterday. 1t VIII be remembered that Mes
bitt had separated from his wife some time before
and had discovered her and Harlan together in Q
room undressed. up0niwhich he shot both, though
not fatally. by direction of the Judge the jury re-
turned verdict Of guilty OF assault aud battery with
intent to Kill.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

change on Monday next at O'Clock, II It is con-
venient 70 the gentlemen VINO have nattered me by
tnis INVITATION. With great respect, remain &c..
~ j.. HARDENBERGH.
meeting OF the Produce Exchange was held ana
u was unanimously resolved that all the members OF
tne Exchange should assemble on Monday, at one
O'Clock, At the Exchange, 70 welcome Senator Har.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
SAILED.
shipping Notes.

Ships Sterling Castle, for London; Mary whrides shapa
hae; Joven Thomaz, 0roroi Garnet, vslparaiso
Wind ut sunset SE, light
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS.


A HOUSEHOLD WORD.
a Buy your Chira. Glass, Cutlery. Ware and
EDWARD D. BAssFORp,
Cooper Institute Asior place.
AT PHoKHAM's, a5l GRAND STREET. NEAR BOW
1sas @ s. o & orfian Tas c so, S rhaSS: s
8arry; 4e; Reeves .5e; sternss s5c Mairds 6oc
store in ths city.
A CoMFORT.--"sEELEY's HARD RUBBER TRUssEs,s
II improved paierns cure Rupture; light safe ceany,
saarsateed Supporters Braces Bandnges &c Establsh-
men No. Ann street.
4 --PHELAN 4 CoLLENDER,
a. AMnsfons aaai'fsEiIf sIIiRap Il f'Raasf R%sfns,
No. 1888 broadway, New York
CoRNs CURED FOR 80 CENTS EAcH.-BUSIoss,.
y Insrowing Nails, Enarged and Diseased % Joints. Gnu.
ssS Gsepass sss Broadw
Ill sTE6Sa. rTEiE AND MD, RICH BLOOD IN 81
'sEfsh SEsas ss ssI1 s hSp IA sSRSTIFGh Mh'Gn''
TO ALL
s.HsArsslIiss ss; nfSss%AS's sisSDvrsr
Every drop Of the sarsapsr,an se:oys@
e; s.
IN s Sssna sna 1T O Ss p
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Assd. Eins Worm, ssIt KEsan: Ery:psis:, Asns Sasa
g. $
% xss Of .ssP srae sa all ans. q Ct 81. ' Woaa., q NOD
.S7 Sss%:; S, :S.; ,S.,s s%
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cure is certain for when This remedy
DAY pasisn will feel himself growing .tronss
Weight S1S Price So -'' ''' A'
,sSs ST $s$$ $ziHs Si;or4.
',s ,srs5E N az, On,
THE II oSfY Ssi ri f2fs S1ii fRS REMEDY
:1s' es Dsa
Stomach Bowels or other glands or organs by one appGa
In from One to Twenty Minutes,
matter how violent or e!crncaing the pain ,he RHEU
a % cnsd s. ns
DIR, EADwAY's
orders Of tho stomach; LIVER Bowels Kidneys Bladder
siss.Sp: Sy:sssss SIlsssass:, SsS: iss.r Isas%%ss
Sn e the s0y niles a. and all Of the Inter-
will free the system above named alsordsr.
Price - cents per box
NO. 81 Maiden Lane Sold BY Druggs's
- pain &c.; sold at all drug and shoe stores.
JAPANESE CORN FILE CO., "a Pine street, N. Y.
NrICOL DAVID .ON,
IN $50 broadway, near Great Jones street,
successors TO u. v. Haughwout 20
closing out
x2000u0 OF the stock of the late drm
at reduced prices,
m package. Of new na sesa French Chin. Dinner re
Dessert Sets, Clocks Bronzes Vases and Mane Sets,
imported Chandeliers and Fixtures 6ne Glass, Silver
Plated Ware and Cutlery and cheaper than sny
goods in the market
srRY BAssFORDS
Celebrated Nonp refrigerator, best cheapest
Only depot,
Bassford, Cooper Institute.
THOMAS r. AaNEw go GREENWICH STREET,
New York, has reduced the prices OF Teas Coiees, Sui
gars Flour and all Kin OF Groceries, Moasses @nu rrovl
sious to the gold STANDARD
hEOO OOO WORTH AT GOLD PRtCES-ANOTHEB
POUU.UUU great reduction. \. ia The prices Of Ens;h
Carpets cheap wooen ingrau careis &c. 76c
81 LOCO white and checked Matngs 2oo.
per yard Oilcics AZ sbc. and soc per yard widths
at BlRAM AEpERSCN'S. a9 Bowery
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
SHIPPING NE w s.
Weather Along the Coast.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
CLEARED.

PORT or NEW YORK, NAY 6, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

frightened for his own personal safety. Tic came
AWAY 10 90 Dask again, but came away because ne
pish moro good than he could by remaining in
Cuba. On tho night OF the 9th or April last nc EN-
guey He had to remain on board some time walt
~ sn Sa My0rabe opportunity to eude tne vigilance
ss.4,lmly hi9ht aud the wind being favorable, tney
nolsted san, but no lights, and quietly stole away
through channel lined with gunboats. Ihey
passed hve, going within 200 yards OF one Of them
without being discovered, though their discovery
nut nave resulted, az he wen knew, IN the capture
s sad death Of himself ana an MS party; ont as there
Two hundred miles sail carried HIM to Nassau,
y; r., where ne arrived after two days and three
sage on the MORO Castle for this city, aud arriving
here Just year and two days after setting forth on
Ms mission To nelp to make Cuba free.
WHAT A srAFF OFFICER OF THE GENERAL SAYS.
accompanying General Jordan on the steamer
Francisco del Castillo and Major Jaspar Beleneourt
Both are natives Of Cuba and representatives OF two
oi the Oldest and wealthiest families on the Island
y was their good fortune. however, TO be ed.is
Gated IN this country. They are gentlemen OF
superior intelligence. and have proved them
eral They, with thousands OF others. forming
the ruling men OF wealth ana position on the island
nave staked their fortunes and their lives on me
ISSUES OF the reyOlnt on. Our reporter had also
Lengthy interview with Lieutenant Colonel Castillo.
He coIroborates entirely the statements OF the Gene
OF General Ryan. He and two brothers ct the
outbreak Of the revolution owned five large
btE1I ehihless These Two bfOtHefS utt6 it tou
victims 10 the war; Inc elder OF them.
eeneIal at the tme OF his death, killed on the
enemys intrencnments at the stormlng OF their
works % At Mira de Pona, whore General Jordan gave
Puello bal tie and for his gallantry was rewarded
by decent burial, the only deed or the kind known
TO have been done by the enemy during the war,
Inc dead, those killed Ia battle as we'll ls those
taken prisoners and afterwards massacred, being
LETT prey to buzzards. He il particularly
savage against Napoleon Arango whom he
designates as the Benedict Arnold or Cuba, and
whose recent proclamation, which was published
IN me Herald ne pronounces tissue OF falsehoods
from beginning to end. He has every confidence In
the Hna victory OF the Cubans. but says the earnest
nope OF all Is that the island will be finally annexed
TO the United States. The Cubans have coast guards
all about the island and no one Is per-
mitfed to leave without the consent OF
the government. The Spanish fleet is sta
toned all along the Bahama channel from
Nuevitas to Cardenas.~ All the Cubans he says, arc
opposed to the Spanish government Many have not
yet had the courage to openly avow this, as such
avOwa would jeopardiZe their property and llvese
but let the tide turn III favor OF The revOutOnists
and fhey would turn very quickly he ASSERTS plenty
VI arms could be furnished them There would be
no lack OF adherents, but general rush TO their
sie, enforcing speedy and complete victory to the
revolutionary army.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

BOSTON, May b--Arrived, brig Ida tHr) Berry Snri
mann schn > Detwier, Adams Philadelphia; Pcnnsytva
mia, Parker, Elizabetbport.
Clearcd-ships Rainbow, Thaysr, East Indies; Alex Nc
Neil kelieran Dalhousie, NIB Sarah Vaughn (Br Shaw
s. John, NIB bark Colde Miller Cienfucgo brs suli,
van, Perry, Kingston, ia; Novelty, havene Maaarzas
schr Jacmel, Jenkins jamaica.
sa,lsdshp Ioan; bark Hougaton; brius Sullivan
Jennie Cushnan.
6th-Ar,sed. brig Clara Jenkins Coombs NsssDa; sSd
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

A HOUSEHOLD WORD.
n Buy your Chira, Glass, Cutlery Silver Plated
Cooking Utensils from -
EDWARD d. BASSFORD,
Cooper Institute Asior place
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

&EO0 0OO WORTH AT GOLD PRICES ANOTHER
sDs)UU.UJl) great reduction in the prices Of English
Brussels Carpets ~ 26 and " 20 and upwards
81 per yard Loco picces white and checked Msngs A 25o
per yard Olcc,s 40c sbc and s0c ysT Al widths,
at HIRAM ANpEKSON'S, Ng Bowery.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
BOSTON MARKET---July IL.

w hOLESALE PhlGES.
FL0UR.-There is considerable excitement in the
Flour market this week, in consequence of the war
in Europe and very short crops, there will evident
ly be an active demand for Flour for some time to
The sales have been at $3.50 a. $500 for West
ern superine S6,25. a 500 for common extras. and
$3.50 a $1,000 tor choice. Small lots Rye Flour at
S5,25 a Sc q ID
GRAIN.--There has been but moderate business
doing in Corn; but the market is excited and in sym
patty with Flour The sales for choice lots have
been at Sl20 a 81. % for Southern and Western yell
low. Oats are firm with prices higher. We quote,
Canada and Western at 70 "a So cts. . bush Ryes
at Sl.25 a S1.30
PR0VISI0NS.-Pork still eotinues firm. Sales of
prime at S2400 a $3.50 and mess at $500 a S3l 90
Dbl. Beef quite frm and scarce; Sales Of West
ern mess at SIS q $3.50 and "A g 300 Dbl. for fam
lily. Lard remains without change, Sales at 1871 a
III cts 4 II. Smoked Hams. 20 a 23c q h.
PRODUCE.-There is no change in price in the
Butter Market since our last. The sales for choice
N Y. and Vermont daTies have been at % a 30 cts,
Cheese remains dull. with the sales at IS q 14c for
Factory. Potatoes $1,000 $3.50 bushel. being quite
an advance on previous price. Eggs have advanced
with sales at IS a % cts. dOz
W00L.-The demand is less active, but the market
firm. 10000 pounds of fleece and pulled the fleece
3S a so cents, and pulled at IS a IS cts. p 10.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
Vermont News,

= Several bears have been seen in
Ripton and Hancock this summer.
Seventeen tons Of cheese were shipped
from the cheese factory in Hinesburg OH
Saturday. The shipment of the week
before sold for IA cents.
"A young man from Rupert, named
Nelson Bonneville, was run over by the
cars and killed on the 9th. The acct
dent occurred on the road from Rutland
to Salem, N. Y.
- The Newport Express warns the
public against young man named Geo.
Shattuck who pretends to peddle hair
dye. He is suspected of being sharp
er looking up "gab."
= The people of Cabot are happy
over the discovery of mineral spring.
1t is, of course, having good effect on
everybody, and invalids are becoming
very scarce in that neighborhood.
= There was an error in regard to
the death Of Michael Manning, injured
by the cars near Middlebury July 4th.
The Middlebury Register says he is still
alive and it is thought he viii recover.
= Montpelier is greatly excited in
consequence of H. M. Fosters selling out
his interest in the firm Of J. w. Ellis &
Co., dry goods merchant, last Friday, and
on Saturday disappearing, leaving I'M
paid obligations to the amount Of $4,000.
- Saturday night, the I'd inst, horse
thieves visited the town of Morgan and
stole horse from j. V. Nichols, har-
ness from Geo Bartlett and wagon
from l.. Williams. 1t is supposed that
they are the same parties who robbed
the safe of True & Co., Newport. The
rascals were not caught.
About the 18th of June a COW be-
longing to Mr. VIM. Burnell of Swanton
gave birth to a calf, which, in the course
of a few days, was killed and the milk
of the COW saved. 1t was noticed that
the milk was very thin and appeared to
haveno more richness than ordinary skim
med milk. And yet the COW appeared
well and the cause was quite mystery.
About month afterward, however, the
COW had another calf, and since then her
milk has been perfectly good.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

APPRECrATED.-It is always salts
isfaction to know that when you have
done as well as you can, that your efforts
are appreciated. We have for some
time declined nearly all medical adver-
tisements, except those. received from
agencies and DIR. J. c. Aver and Co., Of
Lowell, Mass. DR.. Ayers medicines
have long been known and received with
favor by the public. and having just fin
ished contract and sent our bill for the
pay, have received promptly in return a
check for the amount with the following
endorsement: " A ccept our thanks for
the careful accuracy which has charac-
terized your execution of our contract"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

ARREsTED.-On second page we have
given an account of the railroad collis-
ion on the northern N. H., railroad.
We learn that the investigation has re-
suited in the issuing of warrants against
Henry S. Shattuck and Andrew M.
Grant, conductor and engineer of the ac-
comodation train, and Geo. w. Barnes,
conductor of the mail train on the north
ern railroad, charging them with man
slaughter, by causing the death of Chas.
w. Clark, engineer on the mail train, a t
Canaan, July 18th. The trial will take
place at Lebanon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

STATE FAIR.-We are indebted to
Henry Clark, Esq, of Rutland, for a
pamphlet containing the programme and
list of awards for the next Vermont State
Fair to be held at Burlington, Septem-
Der 18th, 14th, 10Th, and 10Th. The
premiums have been increased and the
arrangements for the ensuing fair are in
progress to make it every way not only
satisfactory but credit to our State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

STATE OF VERMONT. | At a Probate Court
DfsTRIcr OF WINDSOR, IS. held at
within and for said District, on the day of
A. D.. 1870.
An Instrument purporting to be the last VIII and
Testament of BETSY PEABODY. late of Andover
in said District, deceased presented TO the Court
here for Probate. by Benjamin Davis. tho Executor
therein named
Therefore il Is ordered by said Court that public
notice be given to all concerned therein. to
appear before said Court at session thereof TO be
held ak the Probate Office in Chester in said District
on the 9th day Of July. A. d. 1870 and contest the
probate Of said viii If they and IL Is fur
her ordered that this order be three weeks
successfully in the BELLOWS FALLS nNEs. news
paper printed Rockingham in this State. the last
Of which publications shall be previous TO the day
Assigned aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at Chester. in said District
thi. LIST cay Of July. A. D.. lsz0.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
Freddy Stevens. aged 10 years, SO

Freddy Stevens, aged 10 years, son
of Harry B. Stevens of Bradford, recent
" fell through the railroad bridge just
below tn e depot, into the water below
The distance from the track rail TO the
water is 81 feet; but the little fellow
struck in about four feet of water, and
escaped with a severe shock; but was
able to get nearly ashore before two or
three little bows who we're with him got
to him.