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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-04
NEw GRASAKy AsD CoMMIssIoN
y HOUSE,
On (dFg, III door bsl0tc i2tA S'r5tt and atrt 10
Flour Inspector former 0Bce.
l. NJ o ~ RIO h, G n 4 y. r.


Flour Inspector JoyDiey 0%ee.
j. NJ . ROE CARTE r.,
Successor TO Ias. Thomas, Com'r Merchant.)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond
the pubic seneTally, that ne has purchased OF
the legal agent of MIR Jas Thomas ali hls stock on
hand, such as CORN. OATS, HAY. CORN
MEAL. &c. and will continue 30 keep ON hand and
deal IN CRAM, FEED, TOBACCO. FLon X,
select parcels Of eouatTy. cured BACON, hut
TER, BEESVAE. DRIED FRUIT, hc., pledg-
lug every effort 10 facilitate the interests of
those who may favor the new concf{S Acontnu-
ati IN of the patronage heretofore S1Sended TO his
predecessor is solicited. 49,
lie refers. by permission. TO Messrs. Wagon
FR HILL 4 ARCHER, Van LEW, TAYLOR N Go,
JuNEs& Co. RICHARD CAUTHoKS, Esq, PHILIP
PRICE, Esq, Richmond. Va.
IS 5S-Sm !. MONROE CAR TEN.
LOUIS J. BeSSiEtk,
l. Manufacturer of Double Refined
STEAM CANDIES,
And wholesale Tester in
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS.
FRENCH CANDIES, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &c. &c.
THE BhST GOODS.
The Oh EAPEST GOODS,
THE LARGEST STOCK,
Can 10 found at the
FIVE STORY BUILDING,
No 80 Main street,
Opposlte Richardson & Co, Richmond, Virginia.
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Wdtclb' FNEJ Itsp5CLIuIy =, NUUIN,
4. u. McCHEsNRY, M. D.
" arm Springs, June 2lst 1850. jy l7--dtiOAug

AsA CARD. AS an inducement for lami
WEE y lies to soiourn at thsG II Y 1ElA Hor Z l.,
As LIE during the months Of August and Sep
teniDef. the PROJECTORS nave reduced the price of
Board TO 81 perday. or Sl2 50 per week from Au-
gust iS'' 5oS {. SWEiILALhl WILLARD. Projectors.
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Conf
July 25th. 1850. IL 30-Irn
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SrM MEH uCLoTpHiNG ATREDuCaD

= PRICES.-SHAFER. HAL4EY x CO. no
ala street, have determined to reduce their stock
" Summer Clothing, in order 20 make room Tor
Fall Goods. All persons want of Summer
Clothing, would do well t. examine this stock,
which will be sold regardless of profit
ShAFER, HALSEY Il Co,
Ito Main St. late TupInan & Enll
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2 7. DkYAN, NJ
Warm Springs, June 10Th, 1860.

GFoRGE MAYsE, Esq.-Dear Sir: Your note of
the 10th inst. asking nay opinion, (fonued from
personal observation,l as to the remedial effects Of
the Warm SPRINGS as a curative agent Is 10 hand,
and II affords me pleasure to say, reply, that
have heen advising their use, for various diseased
condtl ms Of the system,with the happiest results
tor the last eight wears, us u resident physician.
When taken int rnally, thes are dluretic anti
acid and &perleent, acting NEST happily IN Corst
patton of the Bo wells in Rheumatic and Gouty
Dlatheses. Lumbago. Sceatica, and kindred d's-
eases, their good :, fleets have long been known
aud appreciated. For the cure of Dyspepsia. re-.
agents. Functional DerangemeLt of the Liver,
Enlargement of Spleen Secondary Syphilis, Pa
rally sis, and some diseases peculiar to females,
have all been relieved from the use o! these
waters. Very respectfully. yours,
4. q. MCCHEs NEY, M. D.
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STEAMBOATS,, & :.

.-s--s, FOE Leave
- --1 SAT URD Y.-The Canal Boat
s--s-=Az&- -z-ss-- FAM + will leave as above. FoI
freight, apply to VIM. +. cox
an 3 1t At the Shed. Dock ST.
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SEshbtNS, ~ ts4Et n tU..No lUl BROAD
- / h r T.-Sedsonable GOODS at reduced
prices: ReingeratOTS. Ice Cream Freezerg Water
Coolers, lee Cream Bowls, Ice Pitchers &c =
Wishing 10 reduce our stock OF the above Goods
We Will sell them at Il small advance above cost
STEBBlNS, fULLkN " CO,
IA md Rgaa SsJ
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,f NOTICE TO THEPUBLtC.-'

NO Y u
GfEfA JAM ESTOWN will be withdrawn from
the line for or three weeks. for the
purpose OF receiving new boilers Due notice Will
be 81 en- when she resumes her trips again.
The ORKTOWN and the ROANOKE will con
hnue on the route between here and New York.
Ire YORKTOWN leaving here as usual every
every FRIDAY afternoon, at+ 2. NJ.
Returning from New York every TUESDAY
gong and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
SIS.
Passage to neY York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40. Steerage pas
SIS
Fare TO Norfolk same az by the river boats
~ 3U-tE LUDLAM r. WATSON
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&es RUNAWAY-On the 18TH INST, two ct
GE my NEGRO MEN, named WILLIAM and
ca HAL, or HALCOMB The former Is 20 OF
~ 45years of age. about teet inches in
sA=A- height. mulalto color; has straight black
HAIR; one or two OF HIS front teeth out, and has
a dark Hash mole on the back of the neck. about
the size OF + hu Il shot; other mark iecollected
The latter is ~ 25 years of age about 6 feet IN
height; g!Dger cake color; is freckled all his
person, similar 10 turkeys egg, ard most a. ways
smiles when spoken 10, and shows his teeth.
bought them in Richmond, at auction. of essrs.
Pulllau L Belts, III January, 1859. William at
the time ! bought him, belonged to Mr.. NJ.
Moseey, Of Char lotte county, aG1 HaIcomb 80 Mr..
WIN. ]. Beloher. of Cheste field county. / will
give a liberal re ward for their apprehension and
Gel very To me, in AlbemaTe couI ty, secure ed
81 that get them again.
il rs 3tay2- C.. F. TAYLOR
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goo 600 At s.,sr.. ron .AsH. 70

.NOO, OOO CLOSE BIT 5 lNEeS.-HOUsE
FOR RENT.-Our entire stock CT Lawns. re
lanes, Prints. Embroderies. Carpets, Cottons
Muslirg, CassimeTes, Straw BonGets, Vels, Rib
bous. Hosiery, Handk rechteis, Hriilants sc &c
Gfeat many foods offered this week at halt their
6ctual cost. CHAS A. GWAIKIN,
CorGtr Ssh and LAIN streets.
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~ SOUTHERN MEN AT SMITHS GAl,I.E-
RI, RAISED IN NlRGlNIA.--The largest and
cheapest AMBRUTYPES ever made IN Richmond.
Large size 30 cents, formerly = 50. No Northern
hnmhug. 80 and see them anu judge for yourself
Ali kinds otPICTURES made from 80 cts. 10 : lJ).
Satisfaction guarante u or no sale. His Gallery
is The largest IN edmond. II you want Picture,
gu Ia 10y H-S.' SMITHS II main 81
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RUVAwAYS,

&S $40 Observation-Disclosures from the
saGF virginia and Tennessee railroad COMPANY .
E7ahOnt two weeks since, while on a visit to
- his former home in Richmond a Nj ULATTO
.SzGs BOY, WILLIAM, who Is hired of Miss l.. 4
Gordon. He IS about ID or 30 ears OF age and
about 5 feet or inches IN he ght lie is well ac-
qualnted III Richmond, and Is evIdeutiy lurking
ABOUT the city. The above reward OF S 30 will be
paid for his apprehen slon and delivery To said
compan, in Ly nc burg, or for his confinement in
jail, theS can get hun again.
THEO K. REYNOLDS, for Gen'l Sup't.
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hhf GuODs a. a s1RfAI DIS. CUNT
~ Closln GU the rema ming rortioC OF nv Su,n-
meT Stock, evIOus To the receipt sf f II Goods
Reco'is t. have no pr'ce at AL Tor Summer Dress
foods; sGch IS Lawns. Iterey "a, 3 MINER silks,
and Summer Msntles AMI Snswls Great BARGAINS
can he bOus hit in the abnve aentiored Goods Tor
The next 30 DAYS | have aiso IN hsnd large as
sortmenr Of staple Wnolrn Goods BIZ nkets &c
&C purchased TINS spring; az nInch re low iheIr
market value. and will ne dered ut small profits.
ALFR 4 ID MOS rs. f3 Main
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EOR SALE AID RENT

IN FOB RENT-Two TEN EMENTS, with
sg:a four rooms each. near the Depot of the Vir
-A gInia Central Railroad COMPANY, and in a
very qnlet neighbOrhood, These tenaments have
very itteiy undergone th0rough repair and have
been pa nted both in and out. Apply 10
FIR NClS Z lSBELL.
At the Office of Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son.
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f. h. LUCxETT. NJ. y.
GEO. MAYsE, EsQ Warm Springs, Bath CO, Va.

Mr.. GEO. MAYsR- Dear Sir: Your favor of the
18th inst is to hand. asking me to give my views
from personal observation. and practice as resi-
dent ply scan at the Warm Springs, Bath county,
sonable request, and can with cantor say that /
regard the Warm Spring Waters rs being Of very
great benefit to pc sons lab)rns under the follow
ing diseases: Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Gout,
Chronic Hepatitls, Torpdity aud EnlarEe ment Of
the LIVER, Enlargement of the Spleen, Jaundice,
some form Of D!arrhga, Paraly sis, Syphilis and
DysmenarrhGa. A large majority of the above
named diseases have fallen under my own per
sonal observation, and many OF the Invajlds sui
ferng from them left the Springs entirely re-
stored to health. while others left very much I'm.
proved and greatly relieved, and Doubtless would
have been wholly restored to health had their 80
JOurn at the Springs been Of longer ddratlon.
Very respectfully, or ob't serv't.
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n-~- THE G EAT EASTERN
EsfS1f-C EXCC RSlON,
Ann s,EI IN COVE
TO OLD POINT IND NORFOLK.

TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.
| To accommodate those wishing To- see this mon
| ster ship. the Steamers CURTIS PECK. Captal q
| T. G. OXFORD, and GLEN COVE, plain w. F.
| CARTER. make the following trips:
| The CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
| Rockets, at O'Clock precisely. THURSDAY
| EVENING next, 81 instant, arrive at Old Point
| about O'Clock a. d Norfolk az o'clock Friday
| mornlne. Leave Norfolk at o click Friday morn
| ing, and arrive at Richmond By o'clock =. NJ =
Leave Rockets again that evening, tF RlDAG J
at O'Clock, arrive at Old PoiLt about ! O'clock
and Norfolk o'clock SATURDAY MORNING.
Return TO Richmond that morning, leaving Nor
folk at o clock A NJ 81. arrive at Richmond at ]
% clock 2 NJ Leave the wharf at Rockets again
SATURDAY EE EN- Nc, at O'Clock. and arrive
at Cd Point about o'clock, and Norfolk about 3
O'Clock SUNDAY MORNiNG and return that
Sunday evening, leaving Norfolk 81 o'clock
]. NJ, and arrive at Richmond by o'clock MON
DAY MORNING.
The GLEN COVE will leave FRIDAY MORN
ING at the usual h0nr, O'Clock A. NJ: arrive al
Old Point by O'Clock 7. M and at Norfolk about
3 O'Clock. Leave Norfolk AT 6 o'clock NJ i, and
arrive ~ Richmond about2 O'Clock SATURDAY
MORNING. Leave the wharf at Rockets SAT-
URoAY MORNING at O'Clock, arrive at Old
Point by o'clock. and at Norfolk about o. clock
SATURDAY EVEN SG. Retu rnlng. leave Nor
folk at O'Clock SUNDAY MORNING, touch at
Old Point, ard arrive at Richmond BY O'Clock
SUNDAY EVENING
Fare, for the round trip (meas ncuded,) S45O.
r. . HASKfNS
rA Return Tickets will he issued b7 both boats
and privilege To return either boat
IT, Persons sOns IN the Curtis Peck THURS
DAY EVENING, or Glen Cove FRIDAY MORN
INfj. Will arrive at OM Point in time 10 see the
Or EAT EAST Err arrive. All K o.. II.
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GN DDILaRs HEV8g,s-R

<Ss TE DDLLAkS KEN AKtS Il an
VI away from orr factory about the LIST .uiy a
EAneETo boy named JOHN. about 81 years OF
~ age, dark gingerbTedd cGlor, tall and sien
sxmk~der. The above reward OF $40 Will be paid
Tor his delivery 20 US.
COSBY & ANDERSON,
au It's Ith st. balpW Gary
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t}AhEtaiNS! .-Dkts GOODS
- At Ann BLOW CO NJ. AlirLf Dor
FERS. No. 225 BROARD ST. GALI AND x
ANIME YOU RSELVEs - as the 81 asoa IN far
I'd anoed. sud having yet ON hand. 6 IN go stock
Of Dress Gods. of I'll kiAds and lie NJ dste IN n
ed 10 close them az all hazard, Ntli irqm tina
d.y, Bnt the lst of August sell them anil Asiatb
cost. and W III further Offer grsat il ducenseuts 10
purchasers ia Linens, Damasks Towels SheotIngs
and Napkins. winch l have just received from
auctions and closing out ssles III IMPORTERS. The
Goods are too cheap, but must be sold. Call and
examine for yourselves.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.1


TALLAuAssKx, Fla Jniy 2se--lhe flori'
,,,sns ofsiee and several stores here were burn
{ day.
GALVESTON. Texas, July 3t.--A large -four
ing and lumber mill At Austin Was bnrnt or
the goth. Loss Sin,Ue0.
An incendiary negro arres ted at 8eorgeiown
Texas for firing building, confessed 10 have
been instigated 10 1t by two abolitionists, VINO
wanted him TO burn the town.
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eTLIAs The A No. Steamship CIT Y OF
~-s'szs@ssz RIG hMOND, Captain Il. MITCHELL, is
now ready TO receive freight, and wall leave or
Sal | RDAG, the 4Sh inst, at o clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modatiOns. apply
CHAS. p. CARDOZO. Agent, Rockets,
Or No: 100 Main St. from to O'Clock P. NJ.
Boston Freight taken through by steam nj re-
duced rates, and with dispatch. au at
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23,706.'
GEO nj AVSE

RTcHMoND. VA. July Is. 1850
DEAR SIR Absence from home, with severe In
cih position upon nay return have cOnspITed to de-
ny an answer 70 Your communication of the l4th
INST, which from the above clrcumstanoes) was
received by me only on yesterday. You ask Inc to
give GU my impressions of the remedial aud medI-
cal properties of the Warm Springs water, with a
list OF diseased conditions TO the treatment and
care of which 1t is appli cable. cheesfaiy comply
with Your request, and will proceed to give you
briefly the results ut my observation and expert
ence in their use, nve years residence at the
Warm springs, as one OF the resident ply sleians,
having Afforded me most ample and favorable OPP
poItunlty for observation, and enabling me 10
speak confidently upon the subject.
These waters are dInretc, dlaphoretIc, gently
purgatlve, ard Alternative IN their influence, when
taken internally. and, by these conjoDt agencies,
act efficiently IN stimuli atns obstructed glands and
removing from the system vltlated secretlOns and
morbid products. Lee lily applied, they gently
reaxaDt. stimulant ana SCRIBE aclent, hsnoe ad mi
rabv adapted TO the tire atmsnt and cure OF the fol-
loving numerous class of disc ased conditions,
Chronic Gout and hheumatlsm Turpidlty of the
Liver. with attendant consequences, as lnaiges
ton, Constipation. Dropstca EiIusIOn, SC; Pa
rail- SIS in Its various forms, Enlargement of the
Spleen. Chronic Swelllngs of the joints, Chronic
DIarTh03, resulting either from de tlts torpid
liver; some forms OF Neuralgia, d. sPepsla, to-
gether with the large class OF female diseases re-
sultIug from chronic enforcement and enlarge
ment OF the uterus.
Although many cases of thus numerous class Of
diseases require more potent agent FOR their re-
mel. as the Hot Spout yet. IN many instances this
water is entirely adequate 10 cure, and, in many
others, prepares the 81 stem most admiralty for
tie subSeq uent application OF this most powerful
and valuable agent, IN reference 10 which fact
have alwayS regarded the close proximity OF the
two invaluable wa ers-vIZ: the Warm and Hot
deed, a benign provision of Nature for the relief of
suffering humanity. Sincerely wishing, in conclu-
success which the value of the water, As a RENE
DIAL agent, the luxury Of The baths and the many
comforts and convenierces Of the place richy
entItte JOu to, Temain,
Very truly, yCuYs. &c.
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rs $40 AIRES or LAND. win I'M

fFOAlM lSSiU SEn = s.a.s. or LAND ~
- HANOVER COUNFY.-As special Commits
sloner, appointed by d decree of the Circut Gu :
ot the city of Richmond. pronounced o. the 3lst
day OF January. 1860, in the case of Chicks Adm
vs. Chick shall proceed to sell, upon the prem
ises, on III URSnAG, tie 9. h day Of August, CEN.
menclug at II O'Clock A. NJ y TRACT OF LAND
IL Narrower county, adjoining the lands of -
and thirty acres,
TEEMs.-0ne fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL
and Is months the purchaser giving bonds, bear
ing in.ere st. for deferred yments and the title
to be retained until the further order Of Court.
y H WASH, Special Com'r.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-26

UroR SALE, FARM Ia the south part of Westminster
II q
and buildings also from 400 to 500 fruit trees
Said farm suitably divided moving pasture and wood
land and supplied with water Adjoining said farm
Pasture consisting Of 30 in which nice sugar or
chard of 400 so of wood and timber land
will be sold separately all together 70 suit the
purchaser. SYN hSfEh ni'oO u
westminstcr, Vt September %, 1850. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-26
DEATHS.

In walpole Oct g. Mrs SUSAN robson, wife Of Jonas
Eobeson late Of FitzwiiaIn, aged 50.
In Ludiou Oct 6 Mrs NANCY, widow Of Howard French
aged "a
aged IS months.
In Ludlow Oct I6HANNAII sAREPTA, daughter of VIM
L. Atwood aged l6 yesrx and months.
In New Alstead Oct 2. Mrs. SARAH JANE RAMSEY.
wife Of James Ramsey. ESD, aged a. Her disease tumoEs
dropsy of the bowels years duration
times very distressing During the and hall
she tapped 2j times. and drawn OF in the
aggregate to the amount Of 925 lbs.
in Windsor. Oct Stli. GEORGE :. Of Joseph II
and An-ciine Hill, aged oBe year
In Londonderry Oct Is, Of typhoid ver, Mr. Russell
ALDRICH AGED 90 years. month and 25 days.
In Athens, Oct. H. ASA NJ. wYMAN. Rev0lntionsrl
Pensioner age variouy estimated from l2 to ia probably
10. lie the army OF years aud personally
acquainted with Gen Washington. and had drawn from tn
pension ofce for seves about thousand dollars
Gsum, n. IL. Oct. 20 Mr.. STEPHEN WHITE. aged Z
years and months lie served months substitute 70
another the Of the Revolution. lie the oiies
man in Cheshire County.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-26

PCTNEY lTEMs.-Business is rather dull,
the wooien factory being closed for the
present. John Robertson has thoroughly
repaired his Paper Mill, and is now run
ming the same.--L. d. Thwins has given
up the Express business on account of i'll
hralth. His son, o. S. Thwing, takes the
''reins," and is always on hand.-The Con-
gregational society have secured the SER
vices of j. ]. kimbail TO teach singing
school the ensuing seasonal Lyceum has
been organized and will be held at the
School room. There is some excitement
among the politicians The Republi-
cans are ready for action and the Demo-
Gratis look rather long favored. "-Rev.
Mr.. Hooker, formerly of Brattleboro, has
purchased the dwelling formerly owned by
Rev. Holland Eastman, and is doing con-
siderable repairs. Also J. ID. Wheat has
made very extensive repairs on his house,
and it is now the finest farmhouse " in
iown.-The Factory Boarding House, kept
by L. c. Darling, is closed for the season
The cold trapper perry KnighD ha:
already commenced making havoc with thu
minks. lie does the business on Repub
lican principles" and of course is rery sac
ceesf,J
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-26
SprinSfeId AHairs.

We call attention to Mr.. Ingham's circu-
lar letter which will be found in our adver-
Using columns this week. His assortment
of stoves and hard ware are very extensive
and complete, and any one will not fail to
find at his store what they want in that line,
and at moderate prices.
L. II. Buck & Co., have fine assert.
ment of Millinery goods and cloak cloths
of latest styles, and bargains to match
LABAREE LOMBARD & Co, are carry
ing on the fall campaign with rush. II
dress goods they have splendid patterns
and in the grocery and other departments
there is no lack of display.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-26

d., President Carlos Coolidge and S. H.!
Kellogg, Vice Presidents; Rev. j. X. Con-
verse, Secretary; George w. Scott, Treas
urer Joseph Howes, Auditor. The soci-
ety's treasury contains Sl,54I.
AT meeting of the Bellows Falls Wide
Awakes on Wednesday evening, it was
voted unanimously to attend the mass con-
vention at Keene, next Monday, and also to
parade with the torch light procession in
the evening. The best speaking talent of
the country is going 10 be there. In adj
dition TO Senator Wilson, Charles A. Phelps
and Geo. S. Hale of Boston, Hon. T.. H.
Rollins and Hon. M. w. Tappan of New
Hampshire, will be among the speakers
thus making great feast in speeches. A
special train will run over the Sullivan ant
Cheshire Railroads, carrying passengers Al
half fare, starting from Windsor at 8 o'clock
A. M,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-26

AcCIDENT-The Claremont Adcdcate
says that on Friday morning last as Mr..
Ira Mclaughlin of that town, was descend
ing hill near Bascom's Saw Mill, on his
way to Goshen, for load of hay, the whip
pletree of one of his horses became detach,
ed, and falling upon the animals heels. both
horses stared upon the keen run, and turn
ing into the saw-mill yard Mr.. Mel, was
thrown from the Wagon, and in the fall
broke the bone Of his right limb a little
above the knee joint.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-26
MARRIAGES.

In Christ Church, Hartford Ct, Oct 10, BY Rev E. A.
and SARAH daughter of Thomas Beknap, ESQ OF hsrt-
ford .
In Brattleboro, Oct IL. by Rev. Mark Carpenter Mr.
FRANCIS b. JONES and Miss MARY A. LiSCOM, both OF
Brattleboro Also Oct. IS by the same Mr.. DWIGHT A.
NEWTON and Miss MARTHA B. GAY, both of Bttleboro
In Bratteboro, Oct. 18th, Rev Edward Smiley Mr.. r.
H. HOUGHToN and Miss MARTHA ANN WILCOX, both
Of Halifax = .o.-,,,
In Jack sonre Oct a. by Rev J. Clifford, Mr.. GEORGE
p WoRDEN and Miss MARILLA L. LEARNARD, both Of
Halifax. - o..,.
In woodstock Oct. 16, by Rev. NJ Kdder, Mr.. GEORGE
WOOD, Of Ludlow, and Elrs FOLLY G. WALKER. O
Bridgewater. - -,
LIAMF. PHILLIPS, of Mount Holly and Miss EMMA d
HARVEY, of Woodstock.
In Woodstock 10, by Rev. T.. Cooper, Mr.. ELISHA
BRADISH and Miss FANNY fIDELIA NASSAU, all o
10 woodstock Sept 2s BY Rev NJ. Kidder, Mr. GEORGE
FUTILE and Miss MINERVA P. HATHoHN, both o
Bridgewater .
In Ludlow, r. by Rev. YIN. s. Balch, Mr.. GEORGE NJ
/ MOORE, of Plymouth and Miss HATTIE n. JOHNSON, o
/ aiding.
/ In West Windsor, Mr.. JAMES W. TAYLOR, and Mrs
! LYDIA RUSS ELL, both of West Windsor.
Westminster Oct ., by Rev A. b. Foster. Mr. JAN T.
\ E. KNAPP, of Windsor, and Miss ENELINE j. TlscHo
! Of Westminster
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Latest News.

On Tuesday joint assembly was FORM
ed and the following state officers chosen;
Adiutant General, II. Henry Baxter, Rut-
land, yote-Baxter 1872, Thomas G. Beatt-
lie 23, scattering 8. Quarter Master Gen
eral, G. f. Davis, Cavendish, vote-Dayis
163, D. B. Davenport of Burlington, 81
scattering A. Judge Advocate General
Alonzo G. Allen of Middlebury.
The election of railroad commissioner
was postponed, as efforts are making &c
abolish the office.
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wOODy WOOD,

ARY hard wood for sale by u. HYDE. Also Connect
Quinrcs, Kerosene Lamps, patterns in great
variety,
Oct, Il, 1850 ~
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Ia few have handsomely responded to our
/ few weeks since for money, but the
huber who have not is like a Pennsylva-
majority. Gentlemen, you that have
paid your subscriptions, please forward
same. The amount TO you, individually,
kmall, but to us, in the aggregate, it is
Ice, If any one wishes to pay in wood,
Iit, potatoes or most kinds of provisions,
are ready for him, but we want them