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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21
HEART
DISEASE

Is becoming very common in every community. and
the sudden deaths resulting u seek re-
Ii T. The disease as.umess tuy different forms
among which we notice Paipitati enforcement
>pasmss u-s heaion Or Bony Formation OF the Heart,
Rheumatism General Debility. Water about the
Heart sinking OF Spirits. Pains in the Side or
Chest DiEzlness Sluggish CiTcai alton Of Blood and
MementaTy Stonpage of the Acti n Of The Heart.
These forms Of Heart Di-sase have been cured by
DIX. GRAVES II ART REGULATOR. and we do
not hesitate to say il will cure them again. Any
TORN of Heart Discs will readily yield its use
and we have yet 10 learn OF any case where the
HEART hEGULATpR. has been taken properly
and the party not received a marked benefit
Our Agent on application. vii furnish yoa with
our Circular giving full description Of the disease
and also a amber OF testimonials of cures and il
you would like further proof from the parties who
have given the ties tim mails. write them and see
what they say We have sold many thousand bot
ties oithe hhAkI kEGJLAIOk. and the demand
is still increasing Weare conf tent we are doing
the public = benefit, and not trying TO impose on
them a worthless preparation.
The price Of the HEART REGULATOR is ONE
DOLLAR bottle. and be obtained Of cur agent
JOHNSON 4 BABBITT. Draszists.
lila IL psllsws Ialls. VI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court in
DIsr or WesrafxsrER s.. and tor said distric. !.
10 all per, ons interested in the estate OF ISAAC
PALMER late of Putney, in said district, decea ed
9AEgIING.
YOU are hereby notified that Haynes 4. Baker,
executor, of said estate, proposes TO render his
admnlst alton account. and AK Tor an order % dis
tiputlon under the will OF said dece sci at the
sion of said Court neat TO be held at the pIobais
office, in Tuwnsheud in aid district, on the FIRST
WEDSE~DAY o. APRIL, ,s73 at which time and
place said c1uit will deci lie upon the allowance of
said account AID decree DISTRIBUTION Of said etatei
when and where be heard in the premises
ii you shall see cause
March 5. 1873. Ills
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Comm,.io.er,. Notice.

Estate OF FREDERICK u. htces
THE UNDE kSl6N kD. navtnz 0een appointed By
Il the Probate Curt OF the District OF indsor.
Commits toners receive examine and adjust all
claims and de hands OF all persons again.t FkEO-
tskIIk u. RICE. Ia OF Rea ding in said district,
deceased, nd the aims OF the deceasei exhibii ed
10 seto TO the claims OF the creditors hereby give
nottce that viii meet for the PURPOSE of examin
ing and allowing sal claims at 81 A. DAVIS odiee
10 said Reading the ScNrNTEENIH DAY OF
MAY and FOU AID u ~ Of SEPT Mbeh, A. D.,
is-s trcm On Z o'clock until FOUR o'clock P. u .
on each of said days and that SIX months from the
tenth DAY OF MARCH, A. D.. 1873. is the time
limited by sand court Tor said creditors 10 present
their claims 10 Us tor examination and allowances.
Dated at Reading. VI. this 10Th day Of March
A. d ls.3. ..,
MILO & BUCK, -
uls GILBERT A. oAfls. kxseutox.
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- Advertised Letters: A. n. Brown
Master Willie W. Ball, Miss Cora L.
Cramb, E. o. Bennett, Mrs. johanna
Delanie, Honora Fitzgerald, Walter
Scot, Henry L. Forbert, d. L. Harris,
Martha s. Lord, Mary McDermott, P
P. Sargent.
- About ten o'clock Monday night
the building in East Dorset, occupied
by Joseph Kearns as grocery store and
by Chas. Cassevant as a boot and shoe
shop took fire, and together with Kearns
residence adjoining, was destroyed. Loss
from 81, 200 to 81, SEQ.
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GRAFToN.-The entertainment giver
by the Cornet Band and young peopl,
at the Town Hall, on Wednesday anC
Thursday evenings of last week, wa
we'll received by all present. The hal
was filled both evenings, neither vacant
or reserved seat 10 beseen. Each accepted
their share OF the :" Last Loaf" with per
feet satisfaction, which, at least for the
time being" drove dull care away" and
caused the most sober to smile, not a few
audibIy.
The dwelling house and two barns Of
Mr.. Allen j. Davis, with most of the
furniture and provisions in the house,
and several tons of hay in the barns
we're consumed by fire on Friday, the
l4th inst, supposed to have taken fire
from defect in the chimney. Loss
partly covered by an insurance of 5000
in the Vermont Mutual
Mr.. S. Holmes continues to manufac-
ture FLYERS patent butter-working churn.
1t is some seventeen years since patent
was obtained for this invention, during
which time III. Holmes and Son, and,
since the decease of the senior, Mr.. Sid
ney Holmes, have manufactured thous-
snds of these churns. Yankee ingenui-
ty has been constantly taxed to invent a
churn of equal merit and the result OF
every effort has thus far proved a sad
failure. The demand last year for the
churns exceeded that of any previous
year, in many cases from those who had
for years wasted labor and cream with
some badly constructed machine, sup
posing there was nothing better. The
prospect now is that Mr.. H could
sell the coming season double the num-
Der of churns he will be able to manu-
facture.
The newly organized French Carriage
Co., have now fairly commenced opera.
tons, and no one acquainted with the
character of the men who constitute the
company will doubt their success.
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Administrators Sale.

WILL. BE sold at Public Auction at the late resi-
W dence Of Harvey Stoddard. about two miles
TUENT-YNINTII inst. at TEN o'clock. A. NJ. the
following property viz Good Mare years old 2
New Mileh Gows Heifer two years old. Steer two
sleigh ! One Horse Lumber Wagon, l OK TT. 8
Ok YOkes Flows, Harrows. Chain. Cultivators.
Axes. Scythes. ohOvels Hay and Manure Forks, 25
Hens, Turkeys, IS Sap Buckets and sugar Tools.
Stoves and Pipes, Single Harnesses. 8 Tons Nice
Hay, Tons stock Hay. IS Bush ATS S Bush Corn.
Is Bush. Potatoes. Also, Household effects consist
Ing of Furniture. Bedding, Hardware, Crockery,
Glass and Tin wa e, and various articles not
toned
FRANCIS PHELPS. Administrator
Grafton, March 10. 1873. 1913
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CHARLEsTowN, N. H.-The republi.
cans made clean sweep in Charlestown al
their election last week. George Olcott
was chosen moderator by vote of 1S9
to 116 for E. L. Gushing. Town clerk
Samuel Walker. Representatives, Ira
NJ. Perry, Matthews w. Green. Select
men, E. II. Tidd, r. w. Robertson.
Charles Gay. On Governor, the vote
was 202 for Straw and 1873 for Weston
On Congress Griffin ran 8 votes behind
his ticket, and Parker seven ahead.
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Temperance Meeting.

BY invitation, Rev Richard Grogsn
of East Hampton, Mass, will deliver an
address on the subject of Temperance, in
Union Hall, on Sunday evening, March
%, at z o'clock.
We trust this meeting will be largely
attended, and an earnest of success, in
this place to good cause.
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Auction sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER will sell Mt public auction.
Il TUESDAY, MARCH y. 1873. the farm know
as Miller Farm" now occupied by Otis Gibson
situated on the Maia road lea sing from Sprngheld
to Perkinsyile, about two and one half miles from
Perknsvile, containing l6 of good land l6 OF
which is Meadow. there will also be sold at the
same time and place a.quantity Of Hay. Corn Oats
Potatoes, DC Also, New Mich Cows Yearlng
a lot of Farming Tools good Sugar Apparatus,
co sistng OF sap Pan, Buckets, etc, and quantity
Of Household furniture such as Chairs. Dress Ia
bles. Beds and Bedsrsads Mirrors. an Estey's Cab
met Organ, nearly new, and other articles TOO nu
merous to mention.
Terms made know at time and place of sale. Sale
to commence at 4 EN- o'clock, A. NJ.
C.GlBsoN.
Springfield, VT, March g. 1873 1912
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Married.

In Charlestown, N II March 5, by Rev W j
Crosey. Mr. J II. HORTON of Keene and Miss
ANNA l.. WIGHTMAN of Charlestown.
Normandy. JOHN E. WOODBURY. and ELLEN
M. WILLARD both Of Rockingham.
In New York, March Is, MIR. geo. A, KEYES of
Philade phia formerly of W alpole N. H. ami Miss
CARRIE J. WINCH of New York
In East Somerye, Mass Mar S, by Rev. Mr.. Alb
bott of watertown, Mr., Julius ;. Wheelock of Ber-
lin; VT. and Miss Hattie N. Blodgett of East Somer-
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1ied
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituarie
including poetry to be paid for according to Iengtt

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
including poetry. to be paid for according to length
In this village, March l6, THOMAS, son of Thorn
In Grafton March. y, Mr.. HARVEY sTODDAKD
aged " years and seven months
In Grafton. March, 10, Mrs. REBECCA ODER,
ageg ST years
In Brooklne, Feb %. Mrs. SARAH sTEBBINs,
aged 50 years.
In Reading Feb 5, Mrs. RHoDA DICKINSON.
aged So years
In springfield, Feb. rs. Miss HELENERY STEEL
aged IS years.
In Putney. March II, Mrs. D. K. COBB, aged IS
years.
RhOda Dunham.
In Worcester Mass, Feb 10. of lung fever FOs-
Of Springfield, VT.
In AlsIead, N H.. March 20, Mrs NANCY GLOW.
ER. wife of Col. Ansel Glover. aged IS years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21

SIMoNsvILLE.-The Simonsville IL
ceum Association entertainments con.
tinue to draw crowded houses from this
and the adjoining towns. The enter
tainment given Wednesday eve, March
8, consisted of declarations, dialogues,
select readings, and discussion of the
question, Resolved, that war is great
er evil than intemperance. Discussed
in the affirmative by l.. ]. Rider, o. G,
Coombs; in the negative, Alden Jaquith
ID. b. Cox. Volunteers in the afirma.
tive, III. b. STANDARD, A. E. Stannard
Lucius Jaquith; in the negative, Benz,
Davis, B. G. Cox. Reading of the Ga.
zette," by Mrs. p. t. Marsh, Miss Ida E.
Sheldon. Question for next meeting,
Resolved, That the name of Abraham
Lincoln will stand brighter on the page
of history than that of Washington.
Disputants, affirmative, A. E. STANDARD,
@. P. Sherwin; negative, o. S. Abbott,
c. A. Peabody. Editresses, Miss Di-
ann NJ. Carlton, Adella E. Stannard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21

GEO. P. HOWELL q Coz GAZETTEER
Geo. p Rowell q Co., advertising agents,
Al Park Row, New York, have pub.
lished Gazetteer" " containing state
ment of the industries, characteristics,
population and location of all towns in
the United States and British America,
in which newspapers are published" 1t
is very valuable work for advertisers,
who by it will be better able to form a
correct judgment in making advertising
investments, as he can select any partic.
ular characteristic, commercial, agrlcul.
tural, manufacturing, &c, he may desire
to reach.
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FOR SALE.
SPLENDID AND HIGHLY CULTIVATED
FARM IN CHESTER, VT.

On account Of poor health the subscriber offers
for sale his farm. consisting OF one hundred and
thirty acres. said farm is divided into moving,
pasture, and wood lands; about twelve acres OF
which Is heavily wooded the remainder being till.
ege land, which Is now In the highest state Of
cultivation. There has been produced this Ia IN
in one season % tons OF hay, aud the farm will
age 90 tons OF hay per season. The mansion Il
arge, square two-story house, with basene ut cell
lar built 10 the most thorough manner and Is con-
senienty arransed for two famiies On the firm
are TWO large harms, large shed, granary. aud carr
rage house. The house and barns supplied with
never taii ~. running water. be tillage land IA
'nopth surface, rich soil. and most OF il can be
nowed with y machine There is = good orchard Of
ruit. la &c number u the trees being young and
thrifty. bis farm Is located in one OF the pleas
which in many respects is one OF the most desirable
Tor residence Of any In the state II IA in the i'm
mediate vicinity OF urehes. schools, stores, mills,
and the post office. IL Is situated the main
eled road, leading from hnston to Burlington.
about one mile from the village of Chester, third
"a a mile from the village OF North Ches or, and
pne-hslf mile from the depot X. p. pollnrd's
and about 80 rods IRON the house and barns. This
factory has been 10 successful operation for two
years and during the past season 40 0O1 pounds of
milk were carried to said factory from this
have also good pasture of 90 acres about mile
from said tarm which is for sale, and will be sold
with said farm Ii desired Also for sale, rs cows.
and farming tools, consisting of moving mac ine,
farms in Vermont, and will be sold Mt a bargaiu.-
one half Of the purchase money can remain on
mortgagei If desired For any further intoI nation
10 regard TO said farm address
MAsoN c. RICHARDSON.
North Chester. VI. January %, 1873. els
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21

KEENE, N. H.-The vote of Keene
was Straw 843, Weston 55S, scattering
Is. On Congress Griffin S04, Parker
$50. Parker is thus 27 ahead of bis
ticket and Griffin SO behind That is
about the way Gen. Griffin was knitted
throughout the district.
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Wanted.

To HIRE SIX active business men intelligent
Il farmer teachers, insurance agents, or profes.
slonal men to act a. travel ug statesmen for N W
DIRK HOUSE Those who have had experience
70 soliciting tor insurance or qualifications preferred
address W. b. SGlCKNEY, A. NJ
lz-l4 Concord, N H.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21

PLYMoUTH.-Horace Pinney, residing
in " Pinney Hollow" has caught thirty.
ty-two foxes, and is pronounced the
champion fox-hunter of the State.
During the high wind on Sunday, the
9th inst, barn was blown down be-
longing to George Swan.
There was something of disturbance
at town meeting-said to be the fruit OF
rum, and two or three have been arrest
ed, but no results are yet announced.
Daniel P. Wilder has been acquitted
at the United States Court, in Burling-
ton, ON the charge of keeping post-of-
fee in violation of law. 1t appeared
that after his successor, as postmaster,
had been appointed, and the Office re-
moved to some distance. he still displayed
a "post office sign, and received and
distributed the mail matter of his neigh
bors, the matter being brought from the
regular Office by the stage driver. Col.
Veazey was his counsel. The case has
been long pending, and was one in which
the citizens took much interest.
In addition to toe above, correspon-
dent writes US that the prosecution
against Wilder was one of malice to
make him bill of costs, with no expec-
tation that he would be fined, and that
one man who has always denied having
anything to do with the suit, nevertheless
event to court at Burlington and said he
wrote to the department at Washington "
about it, and they wrote in reply request
ing him to notify Wilder to take down
his sign, and when asked if he did SO
notify Wilder replied, =" l am not certain
that l did," The jury were out but a
short time for their verdict.
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Estate Of David s,oweuI.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court in
DIs'r OF wEsTMNsrER S.. and for said District !:
70 alt persons interested in the estate of DAVID
STOW ELL late of Rockingham in said district de-
ceased, testate, GREETING.
Won are hereby notified that Haskell l. Wiley,
tate. will present his account for allowance and ask
for distribution of said according the wl,at
the session of said court to be held the Probate
Office in Townshend, in said district, on the FIRST
WEDN ESDaY of APRIL. 1873, aud that said court
will then and there decle upon the allowance OF said
account and order distribution of said est tie
ing TO the ill of sad deceased and you then and
there be heard in the premises If you shall see
cause.
c. B. EDDY. Register.
March 5. 1873. Ill
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21

SPRINGFIELD.-In Nov, 1872, at a
meeting called for that purpose, the
town of Springfield voted to bond the
town to the extent of FIVE times the
grand list, or about $4,000, to aid in
the construction of the Ascutney Rail-
road. Three commissioners were ap-
pointed and instructed to furnish book,
in which each taxpayer might record
his name, and his assent or dissent to the
vote of the town. After six months if a
majority, both of the names on the book,
and of the amount of the grand list,
we're in favor of the measure, it should
become law. At their annual March
meeting the town voted to rescind the
former vote, and the selectmen were in
structed to pay and dismiss the commits
sioners and then close the proceedings
and now, public opinion is divided as to
which vote will govern the matter.
The contribution of the Congregation
al church and society, in Feb, 1872, fol-
the object of Foreign Missions, amount.
ed to over 500, including $40 given by
the Sabbath school.
On Saturday evening, sth inst, the
workmen in the wheel-room of the Yer.
mont Novelty works, visited the residence
of Mr.. Henry Stevens, their foreman
and presented him with handsom
watch and chain as token of regard
The evening was spent in music and con
versation and was happy occasion.
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RENT.

For Stores or Shops The Rooms on bridge
Street. formerly occupied by w. W. Hill Co. ae
Marble Shop. Possession given Immediately ii
desired. Inquire at this office 10
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Harness &hon.

THE SUB SCRlBER continues to carry on the bus.
! mess usually done in acountry HARM ESS SHOP
but and alter April + lkSf. 1873, wi give credil
for TIL Rec MONTHS only. and on a | new work a
discount Of five per ent, will be made on all bill.
paid ON delivery of DDS work.
H. NJ ooRLEw.
saxtons River. March 20. 1873, PA
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CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Mar. Is 1873.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT NARKRr.
Cattle. Shesu. Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs

Cattle, sheeu shotes. Veal Fat Hogs
This week. 1852 eps COO 40 1850
One year ago. 2,0i2 s7le 600 50 LOG
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, $3.50 % $40 so
drst quality, $500 "a 925 I'd quality. $3.50 a $50.
third quality. $500 70 $3.50,
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head. in lots, $3.50 s4.OO,
A51 "a IS each extra, $40 $50 :, ieaI.
Hldes.- a 9Sc, n
Calf skins l6 "a 20c " h.
Tallow, &c "a 81 y b.
Mich Cows ana Calves,--sS5. s65, $50 and ss5.
pricas Of Sto~e Cattle,-MorKinR Oxen ~ nair 1OO
$50 $500. a $3.50.
Live fuu,lry.-Choiee Chickens and Turkeys lie
good fair lots, loo q ID; ordinary Fowl l5c = ID
hEMAkkS.-Market prices Of beef remain un
changed, but a lit heavy Supply of northern
cattle small, and the wetern not up the best
ity Quotations are w up to 10. u and l2c. Sheep
and Lambs are quiet; Sales at T3%Gs1%c. sales were
made at st.25 q $3.50 head. Live Poultry in
market quoted at Is and lie.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21

SARKAsM.-" Now we have FIVE ply
sicians; three allopathic. one eclectic and
one homeopathic. Isn't it about time
that the Richford Cemetery Association,
incorporated by the last Legislature, was
org anized. "-Riehtord Sentinel.
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AND REMEDY.

Extract of Roots and Her bs which almost invari.
at, y cure the following complaints;
DYSPEPSIA A. Heart Burn. Liver Complaint and
Loss of Annette cured by taking few botlles
LASSiIUDE Low spirits, and Si king Sensa-
ton cured at once.
tkUPrI Ms Pimples Blotches and all impuri-
ties the blood, bursting through the skin or 9th
erwise cured readily by following the directions on
the bottle
FOR KIDNEY. Bladder and Urinary deranre-
ments 1t has no equal; one bottle will convince tho
most sceptical.
WORMS. expelled from the system without the
least difficulty; few bottles sufficient for the
most obstinate case.
PILES; one bottle has cured the most difficult
when II other remedies Jailed
NERVOUS DIFFICULTIES, Neuralgia, Head
ache. &C. eased INN ediaiely.
RHEUMATISM. Sw elfed Joints and all ScrofuIa
Affections removed or greatly relieved by this in
valuab Bile medicine
BRONCHITIS Catarrh, Commissions, and Hys-
teres cured or much relieved.
DIFFICULTY BREATHING. Pain in the Lungs,
few bottles of the Quaker BiLters
FEMALE DIFFICULTIES. so prevalen among
American ladi.s, yield readily to this invaluable
medicine the Quaker Btters
BILIOUS. hemttant and Intermittant Fevers so
prevalent IL many parts of country, completely
eradicatsd by the use OF Quaker Bitters.
The AGED find in the Quaker Bitters just the ar
tcle they stand in need OF in their declining years.
1t Quickens the blood and oh GERS the mind, and
paves the passage down the plane inclined.
NO ON can remain long unwell (unless afflicted
with an incurable disease after taking few bottles
of the Quaker Btters.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21

SAxToNs RIvER.-I. Glynn and Sons
will open their new stores in Saxtons
River on Monday, April 7th.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-03-21

AcwoRTH, n. H.-The republicans of
Acworth swept the town on election day,
polling 142 votes for Straw to Ill for
Weston, and scattering. For modera-
tor, G. E. Woodbury.. dem, SO; J. A.
Wood, rep, 127. For one of the select
men there was close aad sharp contest,
and six ballots before choice was made,
when the republicans elected their man
by the following vote:
LIST I'd. Sd. 9Th. 5th 9Th
Scattering, 5 5 5 5
]. NJ. Reed, rep, Sc SO Sc So 81 go
J. n. Davis, DEM, SO 81 "a IS 81 SO
The vote for representative was,
Scattering, 2
j. II. Brown, DEM, los
J. F. Murdougb, rep, 134
DIR. n. G. Brooks was elected clerk,
and the board of selectmen are j. NJ.
Reed, II. n. Haywood, d. C. George.
There we're IA democrats and q repub.
licans who did not attend the polls.
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Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In
Medicines.
For Sale by Johnson & Bah bitt,
Bellows Falls
PREPARED BIZ

DR.. II. S. Film t & CO.,
At their Great Medical Depot 195 & 1877 Broad
Street, Providence II. L. 1l-36
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