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rllmus alls
focol Matters.
Xbere will b8 n0 8C1'vice at 0,6 B"P
aurch uext Sabbath, Rev. Mr. Pierco
absent. ' '. '
All i"g'9 subscribers, or those at a
ce, sliould remember that thoir pa
are discontinued at the end of the
aid for, unless previously renewed.
We have had a most radical and un-
romiig rain storm nil the week thus
As-aconscqaeuce the river is up
and there is great promise of grass.
Master Willie Slate of this village,
.. ...i.. r i :c..i !,..... p
kt'tr Manna mr a ueuuium uuiiui. m
Mowers, which he generously present-
last week. ' ,
fhe grass on the uank above tue
U,on Westminster street, has grown
lies, strong.
kleo. Campbell of Westminster West,
tcently sold two lots of American
o sheep which are to be taken to
Lis New Zealand and Australia
ake Vermont thoir market forthor-
tei cep. .
ie wfinV: n trout breeding which
ve recf'' published, have created
ruble interest on the subject in this
and we hear of several parties
. ...I .. ,l .nA . .
aVe COI16irui.i.cu emu umiig iiuui
of their own. Mr. Bridgman is fill
. . l; i. i :...i :
) MS WlllCIlt UJ gUUU JUUgOT, 13 JHU-
d litis best in this locality.
a, C. Goodwin has finished up his
wrness shop by building a portico in
fund has now the best stock of goods
pt in such a shop in this place.
ilr. Monroe announces his plants in
uoins this week. Their excellence
Swell known to need any commends-
om us. He has a gieat supply cf
plants, be.sides oilier kinds, and as
favorable weather comes on be
Ire a busy time of it- -
be Lodga of Good Templars in this
now numbers 91 members. In the
fficers for the ensuing quarter, pub
last week, the name of Miss Mary
r.ncy, W. L. II. S. should have ap-
instead of Miss Maria Clinpin.
hfin will be s martin? nf the Uoolli
fat the Island House in this village,
-laj, May 21st, for the purpose of
'ing information relative to a large
j in England, said to belong to the
family in America. '
you want a good book a roost
nt book in fact don't fail to buy
the agent, Mr. T. M. Lecle, who is
Mnvassing tins town. We mean
lien of the War," noticed by us last
ber. The author is Frank Moore,
uown iu this place.
he restaurant recently occupied by
Fagan, which has for some time
oaed, was te-opetied cm Wednesday
js wee'x, by George Brown, who
Iy kept the game, and whose eusto-
ivill be glad to see him again at his
jndquarters.
.'hose who would like a set of mate-
lur playing Croquet, can get them at
liming shop of Laban Bulloch, who
pictures a good article lor playing
pular game.
he young men had great sport in
set last week, during dry weaiber,
ing fool ball, after working hours.
were nearly a hundred persons en-
at times, and occasionally half the
& would simultaneously rush after the
le a charge of cavalry.- Barked
bruised temple, torn boots, &c.
eo the consequence, though we be-
oone has been seriously injured,
merchants fear (or their windows,
lies can hardly pass with safety
Vta action." , f
IWxlay the first Congregational Ch.
'Springficid, Mass., voted to vx-
tsH to Rev. II. M. Grout of vm
Alo the pastorate of tliHt church.
lie Connecticut River Valley Fair,
lield this year nt Kecne, N. II., on
A 18th and 19th of September
Mr. Octave Bordeau, a bmkrniun on
H train, f 11 from the cars and was
eri Wednesday eve., the 24th ult.,
four miles n irth of Island Pond.
as found dead next morning, lying
o'h legs across the rail, three other
mg passed over him besides the
rni liich he fell.
"The dwellinrF limwo ivrn tuifna nm
ildillngbtl ifflfnuo In .Tunntt Crmatt
- tso w ....
xb"7. ere destroyed bv fire last
The fire whs set bv a bov namprl
s Bead), eleven years old, who gives
'ur the net.
Two hovj. ClmrUa oiwl l?M
Bradford on Satlir.luv mnrm,.. 97lli
lh7 have been traced to Korwich,
"' "eh no trace of them has been
4"ey were aged eleven and twelve
Tectivtlv. mo KcLt .1.
" Iwir, of the same liinht n1 rossn.t
7 are afoot, without money and
"ost, nj a,,y irorraa(iorl con.
o them Will tin ntn..t U ,..!... 11
U hv P ti J
' - 'v Itosers. RrnlfrJ V, ,1
Wln. ..." "
i olinin2orretnrninTtl,pm
"ccnuiiy paid.
As tin, C... ,
Hr -,. J uiorning train neared
i, i 'e statio". ut half ast 11
I '' "Ie bov.
t -n inn more
ears of age, waa observed di
10 front of , .. .. . .
"""ce could l.- ....!. .
tiednv . tJimereo. U was
r - ,ue cow-catcher, and fall
in
pkim.il Plover 1
not
i, r injuring him, so far
as could be seen from n hasty examination
except a bad scalp biu sa on the back of
his head. . r , -
, -A. II. Brown, Springfield, hat a
patent for improved incut hummer.
Butter sold in at St Albans on Tuesduy
for 20 to 26 cents per lb. '
The town of Brookline is rejoicing
in the fact that they have no pauper.
The residence of the late Samuel
Taylor of Springfield, was recently sold
for $8500. It was bought by his son John
W. Taylor.
, Hon. James McShufler a native, and
formerly Secretary of State of Vermont,
is mentioned among the prospective can
didates for Governor in California.
The tannery of William B. llas
seltine in StraiTord was destroyed by fire
on Sunday wetk, together with the dwel-.
ling house of the owner. Loss $3,000 on
the tannery, without insurance, and $1,500
on the house, insnred for $800.
On Monday tho 22d ult'., during a
heavy thunder storm, Henry Hunt of Hard
wick, was struck by lightning and killed,1
with one of his oxen, while plowing in the
field. '
In the United States District Court
a( Boston, on Friday last, Edward Deady
of Weathersfield, this State, was tried upon
a complaint charging him with falsely re
presenting himself to be a brother of one
John Deady, a deceased soldier of the
army, and thereby receiving back pay duo '
the deceased. Saturday morning the jury
tendered a verdict of guilty, and Deady
was sentenced to one years' imprisonment
in jail.
On Thursday evening. May 2d, Mrs.
Edward Wilder of Ludlow, fell through a
trap door or " scuttle hole " over the shed
at her residence and broke three of her
ribs and was otherwise badly bruised. She
fell a distance of eleven f.itt and struck
upon a door step. Mrs. Wildt-r is now
comfortable and improving as rapidly as
the nature of the case will admit.
Windham County Court.
We copy the report of the following
cases from the reports in the Brattleboro
papers, the first from the Phienix, and the
two last from the Record: . ,1
John R. Lytle vs. Richard Bond's Estate .
This was an appeal from the decision of i
Commissioners upon said esUtc, in disal
lowing a claim of $400 and interest in fa- ;
vor of pld.. and against said estate.
The evidence of the plff. tended to show
that in August, 18C5, he endorsed to the
Salem Bank N. Y.. a note of $400 signed
by eaid Bond, and payable fifteen days
from date. That before said note became
due the said Bond died, and that subse
quently the plaintiff paid the sura ti the
Bank. The evidence for the defence tend
ed to show that this was not the note of
said Bond, that he never signed it, nor
was it signed by any ether person by his ;
direction aud conseut.
The plff 'a. evidence further tended to
show tliHt the said Bond's name was put to
said note by one Stillmnn Clark by Bond's
direction. That Clark and Bond were
partners in the bosmess of buying and
selling ChtUe and that said Clark was au
thorized generally to use said Bond's name
in signing notes to raise money necessary
to canyon their said Business. That
Clark as authorized by Bond to use hi.
name in this particular case, and that the
said Bond or his estate had received the
avail a of eaid nolo. Verdict for plff. for
$443,95. Butler le "Wheeler and Stough
ton for PUT., Davenport and Kellogg for
Deft.
State vt. James L. Haslcins. Indictment
for larceny. The evidence of the prosecu
tion tended to . show that in September,
18G4 the respondent hiied a team at the
livery stable of S. A. Morse in Brat
tleboro' to go to Vernon and return the
same day. That he drove to Vernon and
from thence to Northfield Mass., and from
thence to Whitinghara Vt., where he tried
to dispose of the wagon, but not being able
to do so left it with one Sprague, saying
he should be bark the next day after it,
but instead of returning, immediately left
for New York, and was li' t seen again
until the fall of I860 when he wa3 arrested.
The respondent was sworn and testified to
the facts substantially as above stated, ex
cept that he denied that he ever attempted
to dispose of the team or any portion of it,
and he never intended to deprive the own
er of the same. '' The jary returned a
verdict of "Not Guilty." State Attorney
Tyler and Arnold for the State, Hix and
Eddy for the respondent.
Is II. Sprague and W. II. Carr t t. ,'Stil-
man Clark. This was an- action of re
plevin to recover the possession of four
teen head of cattle and three horses taken
by the d fendaut from the plaintiff as
administrators of Richard Bond's estate.
The evidence of the plaintiff tended to show
that the said Bond died August 5, 1805,
and that the plaintiffs were duly appointed
Administrators of said estate August 8th,
18Cd. That at the death of Bond the
property in question was being kept at
divers places, where it had been plnced by
said Bond That immediately after the
plaintifis received their said appointment
they proceeded to collect and get together
this property, procured it to be invento
ried and appraised as the property of said
estate, and that subsequently the said de.
fendant took possession of the same under
claim of ownership or joint ownership
with Bond, and refused to re-deliver said
property to the plaintiffr. The court at
this point in the case decided that in order
to entitle the plaintiffs to recover in this
form of action, something besides a mere
possessory ' title must be shown in the
piaintitt, which they bavins fade I to
show directed the jury to return o verdict
for the dof. mlHnt. K. Hogg. Stoddard and
Davenport to- plaintiffs. Bmlor Wheel
er and Sioughton fur defendant.
The jury were disinis-ied on Saturday''
lust, und it was understood that the court
would adjourn on Wednesday of this week.
Union Caucuses. ' J
' The Union citizens of the several towns
in Windham and Windsor counties should
at once call their meetings for the election
of delegates to the State convention. ' We
will gladly publish any notice of such
meetings which may be sent to us. . Let
us have a good string of them for our next
paper. . .
The Vermont Press on Tne Gov
ernorship. The Rutland Herald, and
Independent, Burlington Fret Press, Wal
ton's Daily nod Freeman at Montpelier,
and severnl correspondents are all out
favorably to the nomination of Hon. Joum
B. Page for Governor. We have recently
seen two editors of other papers in this
State who spoke favorably of the same and
whose papers will very soon, doubtless,
give a similar expression, perhaps this
week ; certainly such probable unanimity
is highly gratifying. -' ' ' -
Springfield. Rev. L. II. Cobb, late
teacher in Meriden Academy, and former
ly Congregational Pastor at North Ando
ver, Mass., was installed as Pastor of
Congressional Church and Society in
Springfield, ' May 2d. Sermon by Pres.
Smith of Dartmouth. Charge to Pastor
by ' Rev. W. T. Uerrick of Clarendon.
Charge to people by Rev. E. W. Clark of
Claremont. Right hand of fellowship by
Rev. E. H. Byington of Windsor. ; The
day was pleasant ; the house was full. The
new pastor and his people are to be con
gratulated upon their very flattering pros
pect of a happy and profitable union.
Salary of pastor $1500, to be paid in
uarterly installments. The pastor's indis
pensable vacation of three or four weeks is
allowed. -
Tim PiTTsroRD Hens. Mr. Editor:
Mr. Martin Leonard of Pittsford, Vt.,from
eight hens, raised forty -five chickens, sold
seven hundred and ten dozen eggs, for
$1G2, besides one hundred and ten dozen
used in the family." So says the Boston
Journal of April 25. Now you will see
by a little figuring, allowing 3G5 days in a
year, they must lay each over three eggs
each per day, without taking any time to
atch and raise the 45 chickens. Now as
my hens, with the various modes of keep
ing recommended to make them lay, did
not produce one egg each in three diys,
nor did they raise one chick the past year,
began to think sheep the most profitable,
but after figuring the profits of the Pitts-
ford hens, I must agree with Mr. L. that
such hens "are a greater source of profit
than sheep," and will hold on until I hear
more, for i would not stand about giving
five or six dollars each for such hens!
So Woodstock, May 1867.
Chester. Three men from Baltimore
visited Chester not long since, and after
several unsuccessful attempt) lo obtain
liquor, induced a young man belonging
there to get 6ome for them, which he did
by misrepresentation to the Town Agent.
The men had a spree on the ill-gotten
uid, and the young man was fined $10
nd costs for his services. Rather an ex
pensive favor.
The Chester Dramatic Association gave
succes.-ful entertainment' "May Day
evening to a good audience, notwithstand
ing the inclement weather, which prevent
ed an attendance from neighboring towns.
The association will probably play once
more before closing "She season," repeat
ing; " Uncle Robert," a very pleasing com
edy. ..... :,
Nine persons were made members of
the Congregational church at Chester, last
Sunday. - '
The closing exercises of Chester Acade
my took place this week, as previously ad
vertised. Mr. Lord's sermon to the school
on Sunday afternoon was from text, Pro
verbs I V., 7th verse: "Wisdom is the
principle thing, therefore get wisdom,"
which was made interesting lo a large
audience. . Prof. Kellogg's lecture, Mon
day evening "The American Man, a new
Man" was a finished and instructive one,
stimulating the young to fry to be some
thing more than a. reproduction of what
ha been. It is a matter of regret to tho-e
pr. sent, as it should be to those who did
not attend, that his audience was small.
The examination and closing exhibition on
Tuesday evening, showed ability and ap
plication, on the part of both teachers and
scholars. This institution is flourishing
finely under Prof. Shaw, whose ability as
a teacher is high. The summer term com
mences May 15ih.
Ten Thousand of Ned Nevens.
Chance for disabled soldiers. The tenth
thousand of Mr. Morgan's book, " Ned
Nevens, the New.-boy ; or Street Life in
Boston," is already issued, and orders have
been given for the fifteenth thousand.
They are printed and sold at the rate of
over a thousand a week. Rtnd & Avery,
Boston.Printers will attest the fact. Agents
are reaping a harvest by it, realizing 100
per cent, profit. Dudley S. Jones of Ells
worth, Maine, writes that the first lot he
sold a copy at almost every house, and ex
pects to sell 200 in the town. W. H. Ben
nett, of Fall River, Mass., sold 120 copies
in that town and expects to sell 500 in the
country. ' Disabled soldiers, and others,
find it the best book published for canvas-
sin". Even children have been known to
clear 5 a dav. Canvassers are multiply-
ing daily ; demands for the book will toon
reach 2000 n week. Agent wishing to
secure good territory, should apply at once
to Rev. Henry Morgan, 9 Groton Street,
Boston, Ma,--1. , ,
' This Local Paper. The following
truthful remarket we take from the Chica
go Republican t
"Whether the people will it or not, the
local paper is their representative abroad,
their ambassador in foreign parts, by
which they must be judged. Let them,
then, take a patriotic intrest in giving it
news, co-operation and patronage. Like
every other duty performed, it will pay
in the long run."
Siiekp Shearing at Rutland. The
Herald says there were 1,000 persons to
attend the sheep shearing there on Wed
nesday, and that Rutland County fleeces
can claim place among tfie heaviest in
Vermont. It mentions among others the
ram 'Gen. Lee," owned by Messrs Smith
tc Pierce of Clarendon, bred by M. G.
Barber of Hubbardton, w hose first fleece
weighed 13 pounds, his second fleece
weighing 25 pounds, and his third, sheared
Wednesday, and several pounds the heavi
est shorn on the occasion, and being of
but 11 J month's growth, weighing 25
pounds. The weight of this buck's car
cass is but 121 pounds. ,
Cemunt Water Pipe. , Mr. Editor
As it has been reported that 190 rods of
cement water pipe, laid for me last fall by
air. isenjamui juiverraore has proved a
failure, I wish to say through your paper,
that it is not so. When I let the water in,
the frost had broken the pipe in one place,
which was repaired in a few hours, and it
now works well, and conveys water at the
rate ot barrels per day. I he pipe
cost me less man one-third a much as
lead, and now, instead of having water
poisoned by coming through lead pipes, I
have pure water coming through a pipe as
good as solid stone, and have r.o doubt it
will remain so as long as time, unless dis
turbed by some one, I think if the resee
voirs in this place had been cement in
stead of wood, they would have been in
good condition now, and much valuable
property saved from fire.
" -' ' N. Monroe.
Bellows Falls, May 7,1867. .
Ambrose Hastings of Burke, Vt..
while riding on the cars from Concord, N.
I1M to his home, a few days since, lo-t
$1,100 in United States bonds, which he
was earring in a handkerchief in his coat
pocket. Mr. Hastings' is 74 years old,
and has thus lose nearly all hw property
GOLD AND STOCKS May 8.
Gold, . - ... i ... . 138
SeTen-Tblrtie. .... Hm:
Ten-rorrie. - - . .
wentiwl. July 1S65, . . . - . lo'
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
TUBSDAT, M.j 7, isjr.
AHOURT 07 StOCX IT MA&XET.
Cattle. Shrrp. tbotpn. Fat lion. Veali
Thto Reek,
Lam week.
One yme ago,
ISM 21H 9iO 1UO0 7110
22i 5M4 . 7ii0 )S(.1U ,.1160
who biao , iouu ituu out;
PKJCE9.
Prireeof Mark4 Beef Extra 914 75 St 15 00: firnt qual
ity 814 25 ;s S14 60; second quality 13 50 4D S14 00 ;
Uiird quality U fxj ;n; 2J.
tOOO SO00 S 326.
met of autre Uttue Horuntf uxeD. V inur yzti
Mileh Cows and CaTeS60. fte Sifi : extra rood 80 to
V120 with or without caJTce as may be agreed; forrow and
oruinary w to oo.
erices or BtteeD aad Lambs t to ic. extra 84 to Ue Der
ft.
Hides 91 10c. Tallow 8 to 8t f fc. Country lots 7
to Sc.
Calf skins, 20 to 22o. ' , . ,
Pells, dry J6e ej SI 50; green, I 76g 82 60
REMARKS. Beef la mainly very ordinary this week
and one-half rent higher at that. Poor lots sold at 3e
and best at 14 tn 16c, vest plenty at 13c, ebeep 7 to Sc. W.
I. eaoin sola 'Ml sheared ana wool sheep at to sc.
In this Tilings on the 1st Imt , br Rer. M. A Htereoa.
Mr. LUCIUS tl. NIMS of Hoxbury. N. U..and Mist HAT-
T1H U. W11.LAKD of Dublin, N. II.
In this eiluure. Hay 2.1. by Kor. W II. Wight, Mr.
IIOKATIO A. OATKS of Dummerr on, Vt .and tltss Jfi.N
M K S. WHITNXY of Northneld. Mass.
Iu Springlleld, Agril2dth, by Rer. E. 0. Bass. Mr. JOHN
N. WKriTOJi and Hiss ZILl'Ul K. II Aim N. both of
Springfield.
In Chester, May 7th, or Rer. OHarte. Lord. STK
PI1KN W YUAN and A1ALVI.NA UOUOU10N. both of
Grafton.
InOhwter. May 7th.br Rer. Charles Lord. OSGOOD P.
IIKKHIUK of ri'chburg. Mass.. sad MARY F.. daughter
of William Uiller, of Chester. .
MarrUeerj and Death iiwrt-d frki. Obituariuuinciud-
Ing poetry, to be paid for according to length
In New York City, Saodar eeninir. Aoril 2Ut. of hart
OiMaae. Mr. WILLI AM ftKYNOI.bS. asatl 54 vmrt .
In Gsttfburjr III , of ootMuniption. COLUMBIA L
wife of tugeuo Derby, formerly of AndoYer, Vt., aged IS
years. .- ..-- - . (
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MATO PLANTS!
The Pohwrriber hinn lartr nunnlv of TOMATO. PEP.
PEtL. C ABB AUK and COLLI VLOWKU plants for aite.
a. nuuuis, .Bellows ra la, vt.
Notices.
TUB roparrnrship heretofore axbdnir under the name
and firm of L. C. Darling it Co., U thin dsT by mutual
eonwnt. dienolved, and all accounts with raid firm wit) be
Ptt!d by the Subwribur. J.W. WALKUP.
Ptm(T,Vt.)M(iy HAWT. '
n AVISO ptmhaMKt the Intar-M of L. C Darling, T ahall
eontlnua bine su the old Rtnd, end br clow at
tentktn to buniirww and artonlsblnf; low prices, 1 hope to
nttit fthare of the public patronafRr.
DRY eOODS AND OKOGKRIES,
WAT POWJI T CAU. AhO SB.
Pothkt, May 4. J- W. WALKUP.
121
A
RARE CHANCE!
In anticipation of jrotnir West I offor a good Inducement
In the rale of the foliowiot; property ; About one huodred
acres Und la)inn; fifty rodn west of tfae Tillape of 'Jam'
brideport, consisting of t wet re acre of tillage, twenty
lire acres of timber, and the remainder pMturatf. Paid
unii abo contains a nice young orchard of grafted fruit
and a uspr orchard of nearly fire hundred trees uTery
thing convenient. I have eirhty-mven acres situated in
Uoi.-Rioghara one mile from the yilUgv, suitably divided
int - tiilsge. p.uturage, and timber, with a good aple and
sugar orchard. A Ito my dwelling bouse, bant and oat
buili'.tugs and Store with stock of tiooda (a good tenemeut
over the tt-re) a.tuated in Cam bridge port, and will sell
the whole or prt to suit purcharars.
Any one wishing to invest In a eoun'ry store, will And a
good- iDducement by faivaetiga lug this Gtocsu A good
trade establishel. I? A AO tiLYNN.
UiMUiMtrou, April 1307. 1H20
gTAGK NOTICE!
Oa and affer Monday, May 6th, 1867, tb Grafton Stage
will leave at & o'clock, A. M.. and connect with the
trains Leaving Bellow Falls for New York and Fox ton,
at 7-40 A.M. Passengers from Townsbend, Ward bo ro,
Jamaica and other monntaia towns, by taking this route
can be ticketed through to Fitrhburg, Worcester or Bos
ton, as che At as by the Brattleboro route, and will avoid
any change of ears at Pitch burg, except the Worcester
pasnirrs. Also passengers k-aving Boston on the 7.S)
A. M. train Jbraoy of the mountain towns, ran arrive at
Towrtheud,Vt. from two to three honrseailier than by he
Hrattlehoro route. Thankful for psst Ikvors from tha
travelling pvblte. I shall endeavor to please tha Jtansaer
patrons ot this ttae, to tha best of my abihiy.
R. VT. PKItHAM, Y oprletor.
P. 8. All express matter oo this route will receivn
prompt attention. IS
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nine in an any otner preparation, in the use or
' YAMAVT't OOMPOCHD EXTRACT Of CVSXH8 AXP COPAIBA,
There is no need of confinement or change of diet. 1 it
approved form of a paste, it is cut. rely tasteless, and
causes no unpleasant sensation to the patient, and no ex
poaure. It is now acknowledged by the aiost learned Hi
the profession that io the above clan of diseases. Cubeba
and Copaiba are the only Two Remedies known that can
be relied upon with any certainty ox success.
Tarra$U'$ Compound Extract of Cubeb and Copaiba,
KBVU FAILS !
. j ' ; MaoufNCtured only by U j
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
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ARLINGTON, DROWIVE & CO'S
1Y ORE AT ONK DOLLAR SALK!
- SfiOilriMV.telMi!aU) StlvMr dj; 21 Silk Dmm ptMrM
3 0 Shawls : 1"0 ?ilver Plated Tea 8et, and ts&O.OOu worth
of other GtaOds all to be sold for IS each.
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JOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA
Drawn once In seventeen ays. Prises cashed aod In
formation given Highest rates paid lor Doubloons and
all kinds of Uuld and Milver. Uso. Ua, 63 North
Main Street, Brovitlencc, K. I.
jEW "CORLISS - ENGINES FOR SALE
One 14 Inch cylinder 8ftet stroke, 13 foot pulley, 24
inch tare, 60 hore power.
One 12 inch cylinder. 8 feet stroke, 11 foot pulley, IS
Inch face. 60 horse power.
Two. each 10 Inch cylinder, 2 feet stroke, 7 feet pulley,
16 Inch tare, 26 horse powet.
One 8 inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke, 6 foot pulley, 12
Inch fare. Id horse power.
Circulars giving the results of the working of the Cor
line Kngine. at substitute of those of other construction
sent upon application. WM. A. UAKR1S, builder of Cor
liss Steam Kngines, 1J8 Bddy bt., Providence. H I.
COPP & PEAR,
Wholesale and R.tail Dealers fat
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS,
v NOTTINGHAM LACK CURTAINS,
Landscaped Wire, aod Printed Gauze for
Window Screens, Wire Cluhs- for
Misquilo Screens, he, tie.
Alee Wkolosal. aeraU tf
WIIXXOT'l PATSJIT ELASTIC
POOR AND FURNITURE FENDERS
Sn W.b4njtow St. Roettrn.
'COIXIN8, BLISS & car""""'
GENKRAX COMMISSION MEBCHAHT8,
233 Stele M . and 130 Central St., Bostom.
Aad New Knsnd Apala for taw
NONPAREIL FRENCH GUANO.
ThU OntDO t mimrlor In any fertiliser la III rtMt.
Its merit ovw oilutra being to dwrtroy ail la-weM and
Wanna without burning or injuring tha moat dallaata
ptauW It t much stronger tuan the Peruvian, thereby
requiring a lees quantity io permanent! eurtflh tha eail.
rrtea axju par n. m r utreuiar. girtng iuii pa rue-
N
JOBTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO,
Opposition Line to
CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA,
ITIII T W B NTT DATI,
Wttfc PauMCBgora, Frelat, mm V. S. Malta.
Oa the following First-Claaa Steamships :
On Atlantic Ocean. CooDeet,g on PacrAe Ocean.
8ANTIAUO UKCUBA, AMKKICA,
SAN FRANCISCO,
MlCARAItUA,
DAKOTA.
N JIB HAS K A,
NKVADA.
f Manage nxl Freight mt Reeleieael Rat
SAILING DATS FROM KBW YORK
April 20th, 1867. July Hh, ISoT
May Istasdaoth. , M A ugust 10th aa4 80th , u
June 10th and h. H Sept. 9th.
And every twenty days thereafter, leaving on the Saturday
previous when a Regular Sailing Day eomea oat Sunday.
For further information apply to the NORTH AMERICAN
BTKAMaUlPCO.
VTM. H WEBB, Pnaklent, . H. CARRINOTOW, Agent.
M Kaenange riace, n. I . in bi.xt. mrrwiiM.i. .
UNKKNUI KI..1, NO, IU BrOSNl Cn.v SWv,
Agents for New Kngland States,
T AN TED AGENTS.
fJ2Q0 per Month the year round, or 900 per eent. profll
oa eommlssion. We guarantee the above salary or eoaa
mission to suitable agents at their own homes, to Introduoe
nrttcnlara call on or adilress, Q. W. JACiUON CO.,
South street, Baklmore, Md. 1
article ot indispensable amity in every nounenoia. ror
)ORTABLX STKAM KNQINKK, AKD
CIHCULAB SAW MILLS.
. ' ' m nan an ion nsruii a wm. :
O- Cxrenbus sent oa application.
WOOD St MANX STKAM INQIKB CO.
V tie, N. I., an W Maiden Lane, N . T.
WINSLOW S. MYERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
' ' BEILOW FtLLB, TT.
Notice. '
DR. 3. WESLEY KRLLEY, Analytical PhTSkUin.wlU be
at his office at Levi Cbapin's arm Uouse, in
Walpole, N. II.. oo Wadneadar aod Thuradar, Ma, 16tta
ana lrjtbw jroriuruasr partUHllars see raana aula
ltt-U
CmsMiaaiBers ?fjle
rK. the fiubacribers being 3uiy appointed by the Hob.
I Probate Court for the dlHtrict of Weatminster.Oom-
missioners to receive, examine and adjust all elalins and
demands of au nerttotis airalnrtt the estate of Jftenara Ward
late of Westminster, in sua district, deceased, aud also all
claims and- demands exhibited in offeet thereto ; and six
man 'tis from the zoa dy of March last, beins allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we win atttma to tne ounness of our said
.noointment, at the dwellioir-house of tha lata Richard
Ward in Westminster, in sid iHstriot, on the first Satur
day In Jute, aod the last Saturday in Sept. next, from one
ciocn until rour o cioca r- m -, on ean oi aara aaya.
. FRANKLl?f AUSTIN, I . '
J08KPU CLARK. J wmun"
MART U. WARD, AJmm
April 12, A. D. 1867. tt-SO
Tiroutr Trout!
T AM anxious to secure live Trout this Spring; anv person
1 who will brine; ro nte live Trout of whatever shts shall
be wetl paid for them. By a little pains sportsmen after
having the pleaftuiw ot estehing the trout eta afford ns
an equal pleasure in keeping them fur a larger growth. . .
4. D bRIDOMAN.
nBLXows Palu, March 21. 1867. 12
Clrance for BuMncssi I
THY. Stock, Htore, Furnltnre, ftp., of the best West
India Uoods Grocery and Provision Store la Bellows
Palls, v.. - .c-.
' , IOR SALE.
Now doings good Cash easiness wHi be- tnld cheap If ap
plied for soon. ,,,, i
Tf. B The above 1 the best location in Towo,andarare
ehaneelbr those looking for Business.
Vor particulars, fro , call on. or address,
13 U, B. VIA LL,
March 25, BJC7. ' Bellows f alls, Tt .
II
OUSEANI L0T FOR SALE I
for sale on Atkinson Street, near the Nor h end to.
bouse and lot belonging to Washington roller. The lot
eontains about oce-balf acre of land. . The location being
one of tbe pleasantest in the village. ' The boose is sup
plied with acqueduet water. Toe lot contain! many valu
able froit trees.
for terms Inquire of A. 3. Camps SLL. Bellows rails.
Vt., or Washington foLUia, Hprinedeld, Maas Vatt OSIos
Box, 38. . i'oaseeeion oirea immedfatelj.
IT '. WASU1NOTOM PDLLIR.
LATEST FAPI1I0NS DEMAND
v.J. W. Bradler'a Crlcwratoat PmieaM
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC.
(OR DOUBLE 8PBIN0)
SKI 11 T J
The Woifoaartrt. VLixtmiLPrr and great Cbmoftf and
Plkasurb to any Lady wearing the Duplex Eluptio 1kibt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assemblies,
Operas, Carriages, Kallroad Cars. Church Pews, Arm
Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress, as the skirt emn
be folded when in use to occupy a small place as easily and
conveniently a a ilk or Muslin Drees, en Invaluable
quality in crinoline, not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
A Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure. Comfort and great
Convenience of wearing the Duplex- Elliptic Steel Sprlug
Skirt for a single day, will never afterwards willingly dis
pense wild, weir ujv-. jror ijniidreu, Misses ana xoung
Ladies they are sunerior to all others.
They will not bend or break liae ihe Single Spring, but
will preserve their perfect and graceful shape when three
or four ordinal y Skirts will havo been thrown aside as use
ieea. The H. ops are covered with double and twisted
thread, and the bottom rods are not only double springs,
but twice or double, covered : preventing tbem from
wearing out when dragging them down stoops, stairs, fce.
The Duplex Elliptic U a creat tkvonte with all ladies aod
Is universally recommended, by the Vashkm Magarinee as
tbe Standard Skirt of the PafthionabW World.
To enjov the following Inestimable advantairea In Crino
line, vis : superior quality., perfect manufacture, stylish
nape ana nuisn, nsxioiuty, auramncy, eomion anu econ
omy , enquire for J. W. Bradley a Duplex Kl lip tic or Dou
ble Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine, article.
CAUTION. To guard agatinst Imposition be particular
to notice that Skirts offered as " Duplex " have the red Ink
stamp, via: "J. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel
Springs,1' upon the walntbsnd none others are genuine.
Alo notice that every Hoop will admit a pin being passed
through the eeutre, thus revealing the two (or double
springs braided together therein, which Is the secret of
their flexibility and Strength, and a combination not to
be found in any other Skirt.
KorSate in all Mores wherb First Class Skirts are sold
throughout tbe United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole owners of the Patent.
WKSrS, BUAIX.tCY CAKT,
1- , - 97 Chambers, and 79 and 81 lleade fits., K. T.
PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE.
BAUOH jI SAW BONE
SUPER -PHOSPHATE OF LIME
MARK A
15AUGII & SONS,
Sol. Propneton h UannAuitarava,
DKLWAAKE RIVER CHEMICAL WORKS,
Philadelphia, V. 8. A.
fur Wheat. Rye, Bar ley. Corn. Oats, Potatoes, Tobaeao,
Buckwheat. Borghom, Turnips, Hops, Oardea
Vegetables, and verv Crop and lloat.
specially noommnded to tho frowwa of
STRAWBERRIES, RASPOfcRRItS. BLACKBERRIEn
x ill teiAU numv
Unn than 1, .. . . ., -
Crops rrown in tbe Mi4dlo.nl Southern Stotee. has gives
its application now, entirely beyond mere .xperimeat.
BAUGH'S RAW BONE
SUPER-PIIOSPHATE OF LIME.
ralncntl. a snesesa as substltat. for Ponrvlaa (inane
and i table Manor and is onVred to the Airrioulturstt. of
the Norther and Kastsrn gtatw tm n fertitiaar that will
cheaply restore to the Boil. thus. esMotial. which hare
o-en uanN irora tt Of ooostant Oronvtna naid lioht I
nurin. i
Itis very ywrssnt In ks action U kutint hi effect to a
" "J any emHRW DISH IB to. anar-
ketand is aobrded at .much leas eost than marl Btabl.
Uaoure.ee peraaian Ouaao. Tho Labor envoi ted in Its
nee la tar lea, then that of avnlylng Kabt. manure, while
there Is to risk from the iotrodoetioa of ooaioaw waads.
BT'Fainiers are reeowinteoded to pwrchaee of the dealer
located in tb-tr anorha.artioot. In soetaan waon no dealer
Is yet esU.Hebed. the Phosphate may be proenrad directly
froea the oodersigued. A Priced VlreoaarwiU mtmmt as
all who apply
Oar KKW PAMPHLET. "lew le AtVaaMwa eW iVertaMw
tf Ammiemm nejs."-ilO naaws. fivinf tall totil Si.ltna
at aajard to the as. of Maaare ke, wlU ha fcrajabodtjm.
taieaapsUoatloa.
SADOH BROTBIKa m Cw.. '
ttawamaa Waouaata Aaajers,
Xo. 181 Bneit Rt.aad OaaarSL,
tXt SUm Tori.
0
f. WOODS wlUth8TBM4M.aMMB.A.
a A epiemUd thtnf far tke Halt 14
JHE CLIMAX ATTAINED!
estey k ocs ' ',!,,
COTTAGE ORGAN
TBITJMFBAltTI I
THE VOX HUMANA TREMOLO.,
CBOWNTNC, IMPROVEMENT t
in addition lo the
PATENT HAKMONIC ATTACHMENT
and
ATXXT MAROAL ICB-BAJir
XaTaTT ft CO., have now Partner thaa eeer aeflspwi all
rlral Makan of Band Ustrnsaenla, kj Hat lauodaetiom tf
PATENT VOX HUMANA TBEMOLO. .
Thai soa4 wo.dsrral and aeaartlral aMMn the Oa
ts s. Orfae Is ersiiwtosd bj saadtwc watoal ebaneaan
In tbe eewatry, to w was a ftm aaxan of U unprOTemawtl
Theobisf aorartoof ,,'" "7 ae, natanted Vt these,
and of ooam are fcwa) on the InawaieaanH at so evsar
sjaaArr.
Bond kt circular.
M J. MTT ft CO., rattleDoro. Tt.
A FINE OLD VIOLIN well known a
DUNHAM VIOLIM. far aaaa.
Inanlr, of 1. 1. MBRRILL.
!. I ' ; " Bellow. FaUi, TW
)APEB AND ENVELOPES,
rarBsfctr
f . C. KSWABM.
pREMItJM TELESCOPIC RIFLES.
Pnnonejaod be the beat Jadfea, io be mxwrtor to on,
in theeoontry. Uare kj ererj Inslsarw
DRAWS A PBSMICM.
Uaaa&etarsd an l tala b, '
I. AMAOON.
Brllewe rails ,Tt., Oet. 6, ISraV : , 40
H
OTEL TO RENT!
THl BILLOWS FALLS IIOTIL. situated la the ToV
age of Bellow. Falls, K rear, and larnlturo for sale. A
treat ebaset for a competent panoa. Adilress O. t.
WOODS'. PoeemMoa at any time. 11
Hellowi Valla, Monk M, 1S8J.
IVotfce.
H8NRT g. WHBKLOCK b , Aawit at a.y M1M
and Quarry. Mo other neiaon Is authorised to o.
borioaos m atj aamo. S. W. SOODKIDOB.
w Iox, April aoth, 1867. , 17 19
fHE UNIVERSAI. CLOTHES WR1NGEB,
Of which tha abort cut fir a eon-eel rwpn
uttoa, b
THl BKST ASD MOST RBUABLB STRING KB,
Now befcve tme pabtte. This It ewr epinkm after iMTtef
tried the various kinds offered to the pnbtte, ad we tbara
fore keep no other Ar sale.
: It Is simple brexraetTuetloa, and dnea net easily get ee
of repair. In fine It Is Till BEST Wringer yet oflsted tw
the publie. If yon lon't belter It, try H- For SaJe Iry
A EMS ft WlLLSOlf. '
Bellows lalls, Feb. I,18W, ft
OYS,OF ALL KINDS!
ALSO. A GOOD LOT Of
ALBUMS, PICTURE BOOKS, &C
61 Aft O. V. WOODS
INDHAM CO. MARBLE WORKS,
Bellow Falls, Vt.
R. A. EVANS,
(Soooeasor to Bvaoa St MeOaJlunt,) daaler In
farwl(ai mm Aaaerleaim Mavvkle, TaklaHa,
MONUalElfTS, HAUJMPrONS,TA BLR. TOPS,
MA5TBL-PTKKI. Ae-
Wlth a Fall Quota of DBSION B, mmm a food- erp.rf.nos la
th. buslnoos, he fa. is oonadaQt that he eaa furnish u fOd
UAUBLB H OKK as cheap as can be obtained elsawaaaw.
. P-A share of pablle patrnnags solicited. i
MBSv A. BwaLIa,
TILL (ffv, iastniirtion in " T1 new Anwri.
T aaa Method " aw tl a Plana. Porto after Jan. let
1867.
Bellow. aUa,.v; , T
' GENUINE' VERMONT
PANTHER PHOTOGRAPHS.
Tor f ale By W. W. 'BalU Price only IS. seat..
OA. L D: Q
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS. O
Are a simple, ssJb wad snrrenre ti IMpbtnerla, Onejyhsk
Cold", Crowpr Bretoebttls, I nit new at, and ail Throat aM
Lung Difficulties. Used In tbe snentner, they cheek at
onee ClwienCbvleejMorbaa, Diarrbea, Dj aentery jaad all
speeiea of Bewei CeeaplssBts. for external ose tbey are tte
best ... . -
PAIN KILL ING LINIMENT
la tbe workl, curing RbeeaatlsBB. Kwmralfia,
Brniees, Cranne, Wouaoa, aad all local pain.
c.
Bold by all druffjiitts and oonntry
0.
WARREHTED.
16 16-ly
B
US HS ARGENTINE HAIR DTE.
Th. most oerAel, noeaieal. sorest, ouickest, sasart,
nost harmless and nanabVa Hair Dye in. the World. Baa,
in its application : ehaares rriasly, gra or rod hair
Instantaneously to a bright and Berfeetly aataral Beawaj
or black. Warranted to Bati.fy la all eases, or III. Baoaor
refaaded. OHO. O. tlOOBWlrl fc CO., Boston. Sol W
alldruggista. 14-M
BELLOWS FALLS-, SEPT. 17, 186C
GUIL0 &. FARE,
Are now nnailht fckarga sad slltaetlM stoekrf
NEW MT GOODS'
IIKBSS WOODS;
D0MS8TIRS.
BbANKCL;.
WHITB goom;
BALMORAL SKIRTS'.
HOOP SKIRTS,
BUrJlKKT m GLOTBS,
CLOAKS. .
SHAWLS, J
A full tbaorsseell i
FANCY GOODSt
Ofs
vmnw mm m tmi ussisa i
W. shall ra a AVw day, e e leased to ahoer tao Mill I
varWty f tho ahovo good, ever f Bel k. im. mnra. ta
which w. lawll. the attsatioa of au la waat. Paaaaa
inaeer rttrk..tkarka. will he ecfcrws gvaat
lad.saaiais m aval wha ae. aswoaaall aav an i
Mat aot usaWlth BbK th. oltj. Aa w. aaaw
adopted the plaa at
QUICK 8 AXES ASt tMMLL. rSOkrTTS. '
if thaw win free ae aasJI
ciu ft rxaa.