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Cristadcro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
PEGS the best in the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
Dye privately applied al No Aston House.
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Cheapest Article for Dressing, Beauyng Curling, Clean
ing, Preserving and Restoring The Hair Ladies' try
Sold by all Druggists.
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MISC rLfArsr0VS.

X Hp"l.hS' iASlN" POWDER Only WHOLESALE
y. d"Is', No -. Cor'laadt Uon Manufacturing
Company, sole prnprctss
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey sreet Aston house Opposite The church
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Great Battle OF Bull Run, by George
Wilkes; with the movements of all the regiments during
the fight accompanied by map showing positions
will be found in WILKES SPIRIT, won't II is the only
detailed and correct history yet written. The fourth ed
ton will be ready this morning. Agents win please order
at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01

Diseases Of the Lungs and Throat suc-
cessfuliy treated by r. w. Won DEisMITI " b Uhice
lea Dowery
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Died,

AllAnson Wednesday, NY II, Mrs M!rcAREr NJ
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend thG funeral her late residence No
1eo Henry sree on saturday morning. .. esb. Qcloek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01

The Democratic State Central Committee.
Albany July 81 1851
The Democratic State Central Committee is already
called to meet here On tho s.A Of August.
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Mnrried,


GLApwis-VoRis.On Wednesday Jrly 81 at the res
dence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev T. g. Obarnc
Franz GpwiN, Of this city, to Miss MARY VoRs, daug
ter OF V. $. Voris ESD. OF Brooklyn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At SO, DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; ALSO AT 80 So
n Quilted Congress Caters, style, at JONES 10
aud ~ Ann street.
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A 7 MISUNDERSTANDING CARns,-THESE CEI.E.
N brated Engraved Cards sold only at 800 Broadwl
corp,r OF Duane street
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
Congress.

Both Houses of Congress met at II
O'Clock on Monday, each having a full quo
rum. Vallandigham of Ohio was present,
and evidently DESTROYS of doing as much
service for the traitors rs he can with safe
ty 10 his neck. But the tone Of Congress
is apparently very fierce against the rebels,
and the indications are that they will handle
the slayehol1ing element in the war, with
out gloves. Mr. Elliott Of Massachusetts,,
offered resolutions declaring that the war
has for its object the suppression of the re-
bellion, disclaiming all power under the
Constitution to interfere with slavery in the
States, but that the war power should be
used in emancipating all slaves in any mill
en- the power of the rebels, or strengthen
the military power of the loyal forces. Mr.
Dunn of Indiana, wanted to lay these reso.
buttons on the table, but the House refused.
Sc 10 70.-all the Vermont drleg ,tion vot :
Ing no,-just right. Mr.. Conkling wanted
to have them amended so they would apply
only to the slaves of disloval citizens. Mr.
Elliot; accepted of this amendment, and
they were then made the special order o.
Tuesday next week.
Mr.. Campbell of Pa, gave notice that
on Tuesday next, he would offer a resolu.
ton TO coniiscate the property Of all rebels
including slaves. Mr.. Stevens of Pa, also
submitted for future consideration, bill
I witt PEesrrrbio declaring, that slavery hae
caused the present rebellion, and that our
generals and officers order freedom to al
slaves who sha'l leave their masters and aid
in quelling the traitors.
Mr.. Odell Of n. Y, offered resolution
stating that Col. Alfred NJ. Wool was :
prisoner at Richmond. ard kept in feIon'.
cell, and requesting the president to order
John Slidvll to the same character of prison
Mr.. Colfax of Indiana, also offered a res
o.ution that inasmuch as Col. Corcoran wa:
obliged 10 take quarters in fclon's cell a
Richmond, the same should be melted out IL
Mason at Fort Warren.
E In the Senate, Mr.. Trumbul of H.. said
he would on Tuesday. Introduce bill tc
confscate the property of rebels and give
freedom TO persons in the slave States.
! Thus we see the ball has been opened in
{ Congress with much vigor, and the peoplt
: will hail this earnestness with much salts.
faction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

AT Hartford, CT. Thursday evening.
Miss Adelaide Rothschid, aged 10, daugh-
ter of Alexander Roihschild, died very
suddenly. after attending social party at
he German music rooms, by the bursting
of blood vessel of the heart.
" secesher named Drew, from Con-
way. n. H., was in Ossipee, few daye
since, and indulg in considerable treason
able talk +; but was forced by crowd Of
soldiers and citizens to give thru cheers
Tor the Union, before he was allowed TO
leave town which he did shortly after.
A man in Essex, Mass. of rather un-
steady habits, recently informed his wife
that he should be absent all night. The
good lady being rather timid, invited a
maiden neishbor to sleep with her. The
husband returned Unexpectedly and very
siealthily at a late hour, crept to lis usual
resting place, and did not awake his bed
fellows till he gave utterance to tremen-
dons snorv. They sprang to the floor, max
ing sucl: racket that the whole family
were alarmed. After procuring light, all
three might be seen looking at each other,
with their hearts fiu,tering like butterfly
in bushel basket.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

they should be banded over to the custody
of The Government hui II, on the contra
nv, tn v were free from any voluntary par
,iciparion in the rebellion and sought the
shelter and protection of orr flag' then
they should be cared Tor and employed IN
some useful manner, and might I've enlisted
TO se,ve on our public vessels or in our ma
Wy yards, receiving wages for their labor
II such employment could not be furnished
to all by the navy, they might be referred
to the army, and if no employment could
be found for them in the public service They
should be allow ed to proceed freely and
peaceably without restraint, to seek a l've'
Hhood in any loyal portion of the country
This have considered to be the whole re-
quir4d duty. in the premises, of our natal
officers"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

THE WHEELING CoNvESTfoN.--Tbe
full organization Of the Western Virginia
convention, at Wheeling, was projected on
Wednesday. The work Of forming state
constilut ion has been assigned to nine CON-
miitecs. There was no division Of senii-
ment on new state. The business 10 be
completed as fast as possible, and applicat-
ion made TO Congress early in the session
for admission to the Union. 1t was the
general opinion outside that gradual en-
ancipation clause would be inserted in the
constitution.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
R,,ort or,ne Secretary of War.

We gve the concluding portion OF the
Report of the Secretary Of War, as fol-
lows -
ut is al eady grave question what
shall be done with these slaves who are
abandoned by their owners on the advance
of cur troops into southern territory, as at
Beaufort. The number left within our con-
troll a, tIia, point is very considerable and
similar cases will probably occur. What
shall lie done with th-m? Can we afford
10 send them forward TO their masters TO be
by them armed against u.s. or osed IN pro-
ducing supplies 10 sustain the rebellion
Their labor may be useful 10 Us. With
held from the enemy It lessons his military
resources, and Withholding them has no fen
dencv 10 induce the horrors OF insurrectior
even in rebel communities. They coustitut,
a military resource, and being such, tina
they should not be turned over to the enemi
is too plain to discuss. Why deprive hin
Of supplies by blockade, and vountarll,
give him men TO produce supplies Thu
disposition to be made of the slaves Of rebels
after the close of the war, can be safely lief
to the wisdom and patriotism of Congress
! he representatives of the people will IN
questionably secure to loyal stakeholder
every right to which they are entitled I'm
der the constitution of the country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

Senator Powell Of Kentucky, has arrived
at Wa; hington. He had the impudence TO
say that Breckenridge is a good Union man
but had been prosecuted by the people of
Kentucky. Bright of Indiana presents his
brazen face, notwithstanding his reasonable
letter to !" his excelency JEFF Davis, presi-
dent Of the confederate states" recommend
ing TO the adoption Of that rebel function
AIRY an "improred fire arm" to be employed
against the armies Of the Union. ValIan-
digham of Ohio is also present. So is SEN
alor Polk of Missouri in reference to the
disoyal members Of Congress, it is proposed
by many members of Congress TO appoint
joint committee of investigation, TO as
certain what have been the acts of the
suspected parties, and wherever the inves-
| tigstion shows overt acts OF treason, the re-
port will recommend the expulsion Of the
parties from their seats.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
NreRoEs IL THE wAR.-The Fran

NIeRoEs N THE WAR.-The Frank
fort, (Kv) Commemorate. which goes
strongly for arnins the negroes to fight for
the Union, says
The rebels have two fall regiments of
negroes in Louisiana They have three or
four regiments Of Indians in the field, arm
I'd with iomshawks aud scalping knives. in
addition to the ordinary weapons Of war
fare. They have a battalion of Nashville
state prison convicis in the field. (the Bull
rups,) comuanded by beast that served
tn years 10 our penitentiary (Red Bill y
What do these prfessed Union men, who
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

are so shocked about the contingency limited
at by John Cochrane, say 10 these facts r.
They approve them II course. The con-
federates can do nuhing wron". lfih.y
violate the constitutions. therrules Of decen-
cy, and h. laws of civilized Warfare. It y
al right, because they have no constitution.
no dccency. and no civilization. Bat the
government mus adhere strictly to tie
constitution. d 'hrow IFS protecting ann
around The traitors who are now trying to
Destroy H."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
To Consunptiyes

TUE Advertiser, having been res'eress ~
Il weeks, BY a very simple remedy, As log 4
several years with severn lung aiiee,o,s ii
ease, Consumpticn-is anxious 70 mnAe
sufferers the means Of cure. ,f,hsys1
To all who desire ii. he viii send ssoP, A. ~
used free Of ehargel with the dreet'oDs -, az
using the same. which they viii end sur .s "A
sumption. Asthma, Bronchitis Sc l .n,a "a
advertiser in sending the Prescription ~ ',.,ss
ted, and spread information which h ", =. h, II
uable and he hopes every sufferer VIZ i,irsss
viii cost them nothing and may PROV 0s -, -
Parties wishing the prescription ~ 50
nav. EDWARD 4 80 s,.Ss
4s.A wiiIiamsburgh. nv
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

No More CAvALRY.--No more cavalry
will be accepted by the Government, and II
is the purpose of the Commanding General
to muster out of the service all cavalry re-
cruits in incomplete regiments, unless they
will consent TO come in as infantry. The
number Of the cavalry already amounts 10
between 60, 600, aud 20, 600. much more
than the Government can use.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
Good New. from New York City!

1t gives US much pleasure this week, to
announce that Fernando Wood, dpughface
and secession, was defeated for Mayor, ct
the city election in New York, on Tuesday,
and that George O2dyke, Union, has been
elected in his place, having AID majority
over Wood, and III over GUnther, the
Tammany candidate, as ftllows:
Opdyke, Union, % 5S4
Gunther, Tammany, 24,Sl3
Wood, NJ Jzart, 24,l74
Thus Fernando Wood is laid out fiat.
He it was who telegraphed to traitor Rob-
ert Toombs that he would, it he had the
power, punish those who stopped arms in
that city from being sent to Georgia, where
they were to be used to destroy the GOV
eminent. This miserable traitor and dough-
face has now received his just deserts. II
is glorious event, and the most important
election which has occurred since the cleo.
ton of president last year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

EMPLOYMENT OF FuGITIvEs.-Secre-
t'ry WeIles of the Navy, has The following
IN his report accompanying the annual mes
sage of the president -
In the eoastwi and blockadipg duties
OF the navy it has been not unfrequent that
l"s'i'ses from iasurrectionary PAGES have
sought our ships for refuge and protection
aud our naval commanders have applied I,
me Tor instruction as to the proper DISPOSE
lion which should be made of such refugees.
My answer has been that, if insurren,.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
vermont News.

AT Stowe, ON the ed IIeo.r
son of L. y Lace, a lsl aged i, = y
years. fell from a wagon load Of ,,,,.I
The wheel passed over his head In.
instantly.
0. II. Plat, formerly an editor d,
ileboro. has been appointed a n.,,
the L. ). army.
Smith X Parker's store, q, Ba,,o.
ing, vas destroyed by fire on the .,..s
the 20lh, together with the adioiDi..
and barn. The bailaings rer. :.
year, and the rooms in the sro.,,
were cceopied by Mr.. Smiths f,na.
dwelling house, A large share Of a. II
tents of the building were saved
ance $500, which is much less than Al
The St. Adams Daily Messenger A.
ced It's discontinuance on Monday Ia
don't pay.
The diptb,ria is prevailing in s.. bal
bury and neishbuing towns, atlacki,,
ulis in seteral instances.
Charles Dunson was found in a, u
sible state by the side Of the railroad j
in Clarendon, on Saturday, ha,n, \
struck, as is supposed, by passing t,,l
He died she same evening.
George y. Hcughton Of St. Allan,
been elected trustee Of the state NM
vice George Y. Marsh, resigned
DIR. Lyman NJ. futile Of y.rna
been appointed assisish, surgeon Of u
regiment, and On dered to report hRxl
mediately for duty.
Simeon Hastings Of Frrk,, uslI
common red squirrel IN box trap 4
his corn barn. which had carried i'd
chamber above, and slowed away iri
use, tweniy-fcur buckets fell Of ear 4 /,
in all measuring about eight brsAsh
On Friday, 18th olt>, Timothy VI
East Ilishgste. had his arm csass
threshing machines and injured y !
that amputation became Necessary
below the elbow.
FLUID LAMP ACcIpENr.-TM
cren of Henry MeIntyre Of Brands,
playing in "a room where fluid ap
standing Oh chair, which was Ovtl
and broken, and one Of the children
to the flames and was badly burna
the waist TO the knee. Mr.. Mclniyr
one hand considerably burned in puts
the fire.
, A Mr. Bunday, blacksmith, '
. AT White River village, en- Mondg
, week. by a Mr.. Mason Who WOE
: Van Ornum, Braley & CO. II !. d
that Bunday cannot recover. Mason
taken 10 Woodstock Tuesday Eslhs 20
d fined in Jail. The cause Of Ibis sGair
9 not yet transpired, further than that }
= charged Bunday with being too ID
u with his wife.
e Gov. Holbrook has re-appoinied d
board Of education. The departs
President Pease from the State VII
ever, create vacancy in the boara1
following gentlemen are to be cOHs1
ers to settle all financial matters 9
the State and the general goyss
George +. Edmunds, Burlingio1
erick +. Woodbridge. VergrnBei
= A. Merrill, St. John. bury.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

are from Prices army. They ,n,.,
Union mans house and carry os :" 'N
ding clothing and provisions ,A0, !,
fin find and drive off all the horse, an, "a! (
The large gangs have teams ana a'
transport their tooty. Yh., ss s''
doobteliy run 10 Price as soon =. y
steal enough 10 supply their want, ,!'
winter. a delachmen, Of cav,l,r :, a
this morning, and we shall nroh,. '"a
hear of sems skirmishes. Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

There is news by way of Norfolk, that a
Uniun conspiracy has been discovered
in New Orleans, causing grea. excitement
there, and many arrests were being made.
The Union sentiment in the South is evide-
ntly increasing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
TERMS REpucEp. :. 8. ns..l :

Cure. in Northampton, Mass, to 81 and sRS
Open Summer and Winter. l
DR. Halstead's succsss in the treatment q ~ y.
eases Is well kuawn The cure Ia SPEEDY ssa 80
brought on beds, even, arr soon enabled . "a
hundred eases Of spinal diseases, paraiJas y
use Of limbs have been restored sud nunese
been made OF various stubborn difficulties tal' !
cred without help FIR years. FOR the sacssr
more ordinary complaints, and the grr'i ~ ~.
Turkish Chemical, and osher Baths, see snsas
Needing little change and desiring p see -.
to receive a bencft. DR.. II. will make ier -
its. travelling expenses being paid. uithoal CIV
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
PRIZE POETRY.

let Chieftains boas; Of deeds 10 VA
And Ministries tune their sweet ga'@t
A nohier theme my heart i MS .n.
In praise Of HgRRIcS's matches fA'
Their cures arc found In ever 49, ~,
Amid Russia's snows-and Arc - ~.
Their wondFous works the paper ~,
Produced by iIERRfcK's maieniss
Does diresse afsiict You DO not as ~ : q
This charming compound WI a. q,
And health again your system ~
IL you ~ at once to liKskIeSs TUE
They're safe for ali--5oth old ana ~
Their praises are on every tonsvsi
Disease disarm Ell no longer We II,
Since We are blessed with HEsA'i
U- Put up with Engliss, Spanish, esr'I ~
vireetions. Price Is cents per box. sas-
dertisement on 81 page.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
The Tim q -.
BELLOWS FALLS. DEC, G, 1861.

eSy We give this week, the Laws passed
at the rec mt session of the Legislature,
and also the Presidents Message, and of
course Lave little room for much else.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
COMMISSIONERS Nol y, !

VlrE. the subscribers, being aug ~ n Kssss
w Probate Court for the Dists'e -. Al -
missiouers TO RECEIVE, exsmins sna 80 q 81
aands Of all persons against TIE N u;striri.
CLARK, late Of Westminster, - 49, - n 81
alsa all Chains and demands exh ~
SIX months from the lssh day o. s.,r-.; z
being llowed BY said Court io' m st,ersi z u
fore hereby give notiee- that s,s,jIinr -
Of our said appointment a. M n..rrici % y
S Ssesnber, a. D. ISL also o. ne ls'S g -
- ~ - - sTiLIsNAS Eg ENNSSTp' %"
SYLVESTER s SEcs' Esr
November 2, A. D. 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

From Sedalio, Dec. 4th.
The country west of here is again report
ed TO be overrun by numerous bands of
from 30 to IS men, who represent that they
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

George II Cholwell was On Saturday re-
elected mayor of Norwalk, CT, by the al
most unanimous vote Of the people. He
was the Union candidate.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

No Co. An &C, relating to The payment of SOL
diCrs

QtlTS.
Z IS heselg spNc,ed, &c.
SEC T. The non commissioned officers, musi
clans and privatcs, belonging 10 the regiments
raised under an act entitled An act to provide
Tor raising six special regiments for immediate
service for protecting and defending the Constitu
ton and Uuion," approved April 26, 1851 also
the non commissioned officers, musicians, and pr-
Yates Of the regiment of cavalry, raised, or being
raised under Col l.. b. Plat; and those belonging
to the company OF sharp-shooters raised IN tins
State and all other troops raised under the author
ity OF the Governor of this State, and now in the
service OF the United States, in addition to the
compensation provided for by the Congress OF the
United States, shall receive from the Treasury OF
this State seven dollars per mouth each, for The
term of their enlistment in the service OF this
State and Of the United States, or until sooner
discharged Provtded that this act shall not be
construed to entitle any person to more than seven
dollars per month from this State. Proctded. fur
Their that this act shall not be construed TO apply
TO the compensation Of any commissioned officer.
SEC. O. This act shall take effect from its pass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

Mall he so construed. that the seven dollars per
month pay, therein provided for musicians, SHAH
not applyto members Of any rcginental band, ex,
cont those already ont Of the State, in the actual
service Of the United States yopiied thai this
act shall net in airy way affect the back pay to
which the members Of any regimentd band al
ready enlisted under authority OF this State, are
entitled.
SIC 2 This act shall take effect from It's pas
sagc.
Approved Nov. 6. 1861
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
No, e5--sn act relating to the money or pay due

No. 65,--An oct relating to the money or pay due
to,yOluutecrs at their deeease.
n is hereby enacted, &c.
Size |. Ii any votnteer now in the service or
tha, NAV enter the service Of she United States
from ths State shall deccase, having anything due
him, either from this State or the United States
said volunteer being minor, and having been CON
stituted heir.at.law Of any person or persons by
act of Legislature, said person or persons shall he
entitled 10 the sum or sums so due, and may draw
the same upon proper proof of identity, and the
receipt Of said person persons shall be evidence
Of q discharge for said clam or claims,
SEC q This act shall take effect from its pass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

SscsEIAEy or STATES orffcr,
Menirelier, Nov. .. 1851. I
berby certify that the rrrotng laws numbered ar
true COPIES passed the General Assembly Of thi
STATE q, the Annual esssan. A. q. le5l-
G. ". BAILEY, JR, Secretary Of State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
Cs3aO55l3 yl5'|
2 Only 20 ~

7 IGHT cheaper than ever lns !, IL -
IL constantly on hand, and iof ~ ~ i
low price Of only 90 cts per gallon 'eRIf } Il
Bellows Fails, Nov %, 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

No. 73-An act 10 prevent The running OF the stat
ute Of limitations on debts due to volunteers in
The service of the United States.
Il is hereby enacted. &c
SEC l. In all where citizen Of this State
has volunteered or enlisted, under the laws Of the
State. or by consent Of the Governor thereof into
the service Of the Uned States or who shall here
after so volunteer or enlist, for the purpose Of sub
dung the present rebellion who had, or shall have
at ihe time Of volunteering or enlisting, any debt
due from. or cansc of action against any other per
son the time of his absence in such service shal
not be taken as any part Of the time limited for th'
commencement of his action. founded on such caus'
of action or for the recovery Of such debt.
SEC 2 This act shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved Nov le. 1851.