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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
Rebel Eossa9 BuII Hun.

The Southern pLpers are complaining be-
cause no official rebel report has b>en made Of
the battle OF Bgll Ran. They say the people
want the trutb. and tl,ere must be no suppress
sion. We agree with the Sou hern Journals in
this respect We are very anxious 10 sec thcir
official report. If hey id really gain victo-
ry they should not be ashamed Of it. We have
u few Southern admissions in regard to their
loss in killed and wonqdtd, which foo! up as
lollowS:. =.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30

Genius, in one respect, is like gold uIIAa--
bers of persons are constantly wasting about
both, who have neither
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30

In literature, our taste will be discovered by
that which give, and our judgment by that
whichIwe withhold
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
Russell Description of the Bull Run
Panic.

New YoRK, Aug. 19.-Russells letter to
the Times says the rcpulse OF the Federals, de-
/ citlcd as it was, might huve had serious eTscts
/ whatever, beyond the mere failure, which pc
litically was of greater Consequence than il was
in military sense, but for the disgracefnl con-
duct Of q he troops. The retreat on their lines
! at Centerville seems to have ended In q COW.
ardly rout, IA miserable, causeless Panic. Such
scandclous behavior on the part Of the soldiers
! should have considered impossible. have
never, even among camp followers, seen the
like Of it. t
If in the pres mt state of the troops the
COnfedrrates we're To m Ike a march acrOs the
Potomac. above Washington, the Capital
might fall into their hands. Delay may place
that event even out Of the range of probabili-
ty. The North will no doubt recover from the
shock. Hitherto she has only said, "Go and
fight for the Union" The South has exclaim-
ed, "Lct US fight for our rights!" The North
must put her best men into the battle, or size
will inevitably fail hcfore the energy, person.
al hatred and Superior fighting EeEeFs II the
enemy. r.,r II
Russell in another letter to the Times or
the battle of Bull Run, asserts that there were
no daring deeds on either side and nQ d,sper-
ate struggle, excepting those who wanted TO
get away.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30


SErrrEx foa ms DEtAv AHroA1srTE.
.zz-=--NFAEFTNG FOK TIE MAIL.
AuSeSSasd 10 The p VA outs y aad 81 tns.''
aas BY WARREN.
Listen, gentle people,
Hearken to the tale
.a or this mighty nation
-sEfg Waiting for Its mail.
Have you thought about Il,
How that soon and late
Each and every body
.erevsE For ne mai 40 wsi,'- %
Clerks behind the counters,
Merchants az the desk,
lAwysrsa with their clients,
r Punssers with their iesta;
Preachers, doctors, teachers,
Farmers, BANKERS all; ~
Every one "a waiting
For the post-man's call.
Young and handsome lady,
Reading Cobb's last tals
In an awful hurry,
Waiting for the mail;
Wants 20 hear from faC0usin,'
Thinks him sure 70 write,
Qaerys IL the letter
- NJ II not come tOsnlshts~e-
rrrssaas-a seeousiB'' in the omce
NJ ar Looking for ffreturns, !"
If7rE Gets Ii tito lettcr-
--re Make the blushes burn;
f Puts it in his pocket,
Reads when alone,
Thinks he'll see the writer
Erea week has gone -
Clerks within the once
Wish the mail would comes
Ready 10 go home;
Have 70 answer questions
II the mail is in
Every other moment
skeel u DER again
Little boy, in waiting -
Frr Out and in the door,
Asks each time he enters
r. II there's ''nothihg moreH"
Men around talking
Politics and tales,
Hunting, fishing, yarning,
Waiting fer the mails.
Listen to the music
the mail comes in,
Louder grows the talking,
Wilder Is the din;
Whistle, horn or halo,
signal as you may,
Every body wishes
For the mail 70 day.
-s-a.-. Enters in maiden
% Handsome as-InAy be-
atf -ra Says to clerk IN waiting,
a1 -5 Anything for me p
kt Clerk all smiling, answers
s That there's aOthing in,
t-H Wishes there something,
fa---s Hopes she'll call again.
Eaters man Of business
In an lawful haste,
Looks, and goes on running,
Lest his time should waste:
.f+ s...-a Comes in man Of leisure,
SET stops. his hands 70 warn,
Gets his mail, andgTeads Il,
Fro he leaves for home
When the mail is over
-s-rr ga People son are gone; GA
Il -e~~- Par IT'S news is scattered,
s.-.5-- Bearing joy along, y
e Bringing tears OF sorrow, g.
Causing laughing, mlrIh; u.
Igr-. Great the institution
Nails to every hearth.
Te who blow the bellows,
Ye who shove the plano,
Of Ye who the hammer,
fssa All who toll for gain,
g1r We with vissage sWarthy,
-artf Ie with vissage pale,
View working brothers
.rrHaf those who tend the mail.
o, great Yankee nation
s- -.. Listen the
or a mighty people
.--.s- --..e- Waiting for IFS mail.
e. Think, pray, the tOiling
or your clerks, nor fail
To wish bl essng
-f-.a Those who tend your mail.
IIarinii's Home, 1881.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
Married.

In Springfield. Dec 70 By Rev. ]. W. Chickeriug Mr.
JOSEPH WHITE aud Miss HARRIET L., daughter Of Dr.
Calvin Hubbard both OF 5.
In Grafton Dec II, by Rev VI @. Wheeler, MIR SETH D.
HANDLER Of East Cambridge, Mass, aud Miss HARRIET
B oBER Of Grafton, daughter Of Henry 0ber, Esq.
In Ludlow Dee s. by Rev. A. Y. Clark. Mr.. FREDERICK
TON Of Ludlow.
Ia wlhamsye. Nov %, by Rev VIM. W. Hayward
GEO 81. HAYWARD and MARY J. MATTHEWS, both Of
Hancock, y. II.
In LulleW. Dec T. by Rev Thomas Baldwin Of Plymouth,
IRA a. PuLSIPHEk Of saStons River, and RUTH B. pol
LARD Of Ludlow.
In we.thersfeld. Nov. Is, by John spaaord ESQ Mr..
CYaUS ". DoNANT OF Plymouth, ard Miss ELECfA W.
RUSSELL OF ".
In wiod,am, oct "a, DR.. GEORGE sPARFoRD and Miss
JENNIE :. JONES
In wardsboro Nov, 20, by the Rev. D. Wells, Mr. ED.
WIN II. FEssENDEN Of Townshend, and Miss FRANCES
NJ. TwfTGnELL 81 warlsboro
10 Chester. Dec 8, Nh. Prank CHURCH and Miss NEIL
IN l.. gibson.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
LATEST NEWS.

We have another arrival from England
The excitement continues. 1t is reported
that minister Adams regarded his recall in
eSi'able- A royal proclamation prohibits
the shipment of all arms and p.sa;aians Of
war. The French are blowing England
for their haste. Napoleon has offered his
services as mediator. The London Times
thinks it !" would be imprudent in the ex-
IRENE 10 despise the power of the Ameli-
cans at sea. We have done this before
and paid the cost of our thoughtlessness."
Very likely.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
cam.

The Undersigned takes this method to nc.
knowledge The generosity and timely assist
ance OF several citizens Of his village. in
replacing aud repairins his house which
was moved from its foundation AMI dam.
aged by the late gale Of wind. /, was an
acI OF Kindness, fr VIII Oh he is under Or, at
obligations to them, ard proof that the Gill
gems OF Bellows Falls are ever ready with
helping hand and generous heart.
MARSHALL G. LApp.
bellows Falls, Dee. 18th, 1861.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

STATE or VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. or wEsraiNsrgR 5 for said District. To all
perns interested in the Estate Of BENJAMIN W. CLARK,
late Of Westminster IN said District, deceased Greeting
Whereas George Rust, administrator Of Of said estate,
has presented his petition il writing to said court repre-
senng that deceased died leaving warden de-
seendlnts and that s his heirs taw reside without this
and that b Of the premises it would be hen
ecnl to said heirs all persons interested sell the
whole the Of said decreased situated ia this
State aud pras ing fir license 70 sell the
You hereby notified that this court viii decide upon
said application at the session thereof be held the
Office 81 Stoldard. IN T0wsrnd, in said district the
FIRST "Wednesday Of January. A. lst2 when aud where
you may be heard in the premises il you see fit
BENZ. " DEAN, Register.
Grafton, DC S. 1851. 5o52
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
American & Foreign Patents.
X. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of the u S Patent Once Washington under
the Act Of 1885,
% STATE srREET, opposite KiIby Street. BosroN.

tTE an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years
n continues to secuie Patents ia the United also
IN Crest Britain. tFuecau other foreign
fais- Specifications. Bonds, Assi-nneuis aud ali Papers or
Drawings fer iatets EXECUTED liberal and with
despaeh Reseafehes made into American Fafcig works
to determining tue sy utility of Patents Inventions
and legal OF Other adTfe rRdered an matters touch
Ing the same Copies Of the claims Of any furnished
~ RENTING one Dollar Assignments recorded Nash
iugton
The Agency is not only the largest in New Ensad but
through I inventors have advantages securing Patents
81 aseerins the paentabiy OF inventions unsurpassed
by Y not ne tsefabiy Sunerior to any which be Of
fcred hem elsewhere The Testimonials below given prove
thai pone Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PArENf OF
flcE than the subscriber; SUCCESS Is TUE REST
tHoOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he would add
that be has abundant believe prove that
at oster office . the kind charges IN professional
services 50 moderate. The immense Practice the sub
sofibcr during the twenty years past has euah him
accumulate econ Of specifications aud official de-
eisions relative to patents.
These, brsiss his extensive library Of legal
cal works. and fni accounts Of patents granted il the Uni
ted States aud karnpc render him able be- qasston
oiIer superior facilities for Obtaining ratsnts.
All necessity for journey q Washington, procure
patent, and the usual great delay There savra
rcntofs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

SPRrSGFIELD.-Onr readers will ind IN
another place an interesting account of the
closing exercises of Wesleyan Seminary.
DIR. A. f. Miller of New York,
has been giving a course Of interesting
lectures on anatomy and physiology. lie
has an extensive apparatus for explanations,
consisting OF manikens, skeletons, models,
paintings, &c Ills audiences were large.
Horace Williams, employed in the
wooden mill Of Holmes, Whitmore & Co.,
had one Of hi; thumbs badly manglcd one
day last week, by bring caught in the gear
Of picker, at which, lie was working. A
young brother of Williams had two fingers
torn of, and his hand aiherwise manqled.
in the same machine, some three months
since. Tie name OF the returned
Springfield volunteer who was wounded in
the Eocs, was ~ Cas-, instead Of Coffin,
as We had il last week. There was
a cotllon party at Black River Hotel yes
terday (TAarsday} evening. Music by the
Springfield Quadrille Band Mr..
liamiilen, teacher Of penmanship, is con-
dueling his scilsol with great success.
Tie Naethodist soeiety have a donation
party next week, for sAe benefit of their
minister, and the l.heraiRg which is so char
ac,eristic Of the Springfield people, viii, no
doubt, be manifested on that occasion.
in spite Of the efforts IT the rebels %
destroy euS glorious Union, Geo. w. Porter
is bound to sch goods at panic prices. Por-
tiers is the place te End West India goods
Of every description Business, in
most branches. is quite trisk in Springfield.
Messrs. Parks & Woolson, msehinists, en-
ploy more help than ever before.
james Hogan, of Springfield, Co. E., First
Vermont Cavalry, fell from the train near
Sunderland, Saturday night, and was in
slantly killed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
HERRIrEs EID S7gEAGTnEyING PLlsTERS

cuT4 IN Gve lnas Pains and weakness Il Ereass sie
aud Rack and fheunntic complaints IN equally
peoi q tuif. Spread bslusiul shife skiu their
suhrts ~. aud each 90.
vii trrua wsk 70 months Prize Isl crnfs
Herri sugar Costci Pills ana Kid Pa-tey~ sold b,
Dru ests and y rrhants 10 al parts ~ S;as
anass and souh Aerrca and msy hr oh'aiued b calling
fsr them bg their full name
Sold ~ Bellows fsis BY o y wasis aud gcisn W M..,rr
Ti1i d L. r HEsHgg 4 % kftau- ny
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
II OF. ~ e.!

liE subscriber offers for sale his Homestead which Is
situated In Westminster VT in District No II, on the
road leading from the Lame Farm north Sa&tons Riy-
er Sail Homestead consists Of comfortable Dwelling
House. Wood House Barn. tnearly acres Of land
IN hlsh state Of cultivation also. number OF young
apple trees thereon.
said place l. distant from Bellows Falls 81 niles q miles
irom saNtons River village and mile from school The
suhscr Der, being mechaic will Sc reasonable terms
he desious Of changing his residence For further
particulars inquire OF j. Han the premises or Of the
subscriber, at Springfield, Vt /. c. DARLING.
Springfield Vt, Dec. 4, 1851 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

MILITARY FuSERaL.-There was milf
tary funeral at Keene on Sunday last, it be-
ing the occasion of the burial OF TWO sol
diers who had died at Washington, and their
bodies sent Lome for inicrment. They be-
ionged to the ID \. II. regiment, Capt
Bankers company, we believe. An extra
train was run from Bellows Falls to keene
on ilsat day, and many from this place and
Walpole attended. though the number would
have been larger had il been generally
known. The ceremonies we're impressive,
ard more especially so to those who had
never attended a military funeral The
bodies were laid in the porch. where they
were viewed by all who desired TO see them.
They were laid Out ia military dress, Ihe
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

In Chester. Dec H. Mrs. BROOKS, ascd a Dec. 10
FANNY. wife Of Jerry Rounds, aged q years
In Brattieboro. Dee. /. CHARLES WILLIAM. son Of
james Moore, aged 9Ronths
In West Brattletoro Dec. l. JULIA " daugater Of Jo
seph and Della A. Wilder, aged u years and Il days
In Newark o. Nov. 10, Mr.. JEREMIAH EATON, for
snerly Of Ladew. VT. aged ~ years and months
In pipertown Mich Aug. Il. Mrs- BETsEY w1NcHES-
TER wife Henry Akely formerly Of Halifax aged 90 yrs
In Dover June 80 MARTIN H., Of Martin Perry.
AGED years and months
In warasboro, Dec 5, widow PEasIs BARBER, aged 50
years
In Marlboro. Nov %, Mr. DAVID CARTER in his e6th
year.
In Woodstock. Dec Mr.. MARSHALL MASON. aged 81
years.
In Ludlow, Dec S, OUNCE VIII, of Levi Barrett, aged
s. years.
In surry. n. H. Dec. s. ELIZA wife Of Charles Barnes
AGED 20 years, months, II days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

BRArTLEDoRo.--Pro Kinball Of this
town. has just closed a very successful term
of singing school at Brstileboro, by giving
a concert at the Town Hall, on Wednesday
evening last week He has now been in
duced to open second course Of lessons,
and has sixty scholars to start with.
Hydropath Engine Co.. No. 3, had their
annual ball last Thursday evening. Ma
zeppa Co, No. 4 have their annual Festi-
val on New Years eSe. aud on both occa-
sions everybody is invited. Geo.
f. Selleck of Brattlebero, has been APP
pointed drill master of the recruits at
WilIiamsville. - S. y. Herrick has
been appointed Deputy Sheriff in place OF
Rowell Hunt, who declined further depu-
tation. - : A letter from Capt Addi-
son Brown, Of Co. T., 4th Vermont, was
recently received stating that the company
was suffering much from sickness, and from
want of comforts. In less than "a hours,
saws the TAeair, $50 of the articles were
collected by the ladies. Honor to the patri-
oric ladies Of Brattleborol
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
STATE OF vER,Io xT, The lion. Probate Coz

STATE OF vERMo Mt, The lion Probate Court
DIST. OF WEsrsINstrE. } for said District To all
persons interested IN tie Estate Of PHlLENA PuLisipER,
late Of Rockingham, Gfcesseii- Grrctins.
You hereby notified that this Court win decide upon
the allowance Of the ef Charles Steweil, admins
traitor Of said estate and drercc -ttinn Of said
among pcrsons entitled thereto. the session Of said
court 10 held inn o. Wilder. in ochine han,
IN said district. the FIRST Wednesday Of March, A. d.
1S2 when sud where yoa may hc heard ia the prcies
you ht. BENZ w DEAN. Regr.
Grafton, De- 3, 1851 50-52
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
CAMBRIDGE MARRET,.

NtIncsIay, Dec. Is.
Atmerket So Cattle. about go Reeves and 50 stores
consisting OF Working 0xenMiich Cows and one twoapd
thfue years old.
Prices Market Beef-EKtra Sc % arst qualiiy
s0oooOl second quality $3.50 thrj quality, s4gI e.
ordinary, 5000 -
Working Oxen,S90 O00 9c $50
Cows and CHlvrs-S30 SUI a. $50
years old IS 40. 80 '''
sheeP and btmbs-lI50s It market Prices in lois o.
81 % 9OOOsaeh. Extra $500, 90 a 325
Hides ~ te &C. rtlDw a Gle
Pelts 81, g 4 81 each. Calf skins a Sc NJ Nj
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

Dor fhFre years lie ias san affected uith bilious
deFar ~ fi~ Slis ipagin her health which
hss ren steadily falling during that psriaa When in
fesk IN April asi friend alivsd yoar Pills
living the fest eancnee - the alsrn.at IL my friend
ostrrea suply % Messrs Barnes Park. praseIsts
Park Row NcN York on returning hoInc, all
other Treatment sud aui your Ps nrht
fheiinproseusai b. her FEELINGS pexon .e.tiun etc
surprised a. all rapid and permanent restoration
health has hcn the Ne than ave boxes
tHi CONSIDER her rnfisels we'll eausiieF above just
tribune 90 s si1n. sni trust 4 all D.
r inducing s1ny iirrt your rs = she;r iauIi, r eli
cine. ieaaain, d-af ar aif, raazs thanks
= rrN<oN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
rs OLD F FRIEND S -
IN THE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

THE REST FAMILY CA
TifAETfc In the world, used
twenty years b. FIVE millions
of persons annually: always
give satisfaction; csntain no.
thing Injurious; pafronized by
the principal ply sieians aud
surgeons il the Urien: els-
gsiafiy coated with sugar.
Large boxes p cents: Ave
h&xes for one dollar. Full d.
rections with each box.
TALL1HassfE. f.Hex Co
Florida. July II ls5D. /
To ar Iierrick. Albany. Ny
JIg Dear Doctor ~ writ
this to inform ven of the Won
dsFful elects Of your Sugar
1 tFss+ftff fs7i1s r.s4 .s..s..i. i..T .I.....-k
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
n otice
STATE OF yERMnAr-,1. ~.

q = Ut EItWUNI, ~ PROBATE Court Tor said
DIST of WESTMINSTER s. 5. District Dee q 1851
1t Is ordered that the regular sessions OF said Court fer
the year ensuing be held follows Wit At the Inn Of
n Wilder IN kockiuEham in said district, the first
Wednesdays Of December March june aud sepetber M
me once OF A. Stoddtrd in Towlspnd in said district on
he hfst wednesdays of January. april July October
anu at the office of b. W. DEAN Grafton in said dtric
en- the first Wednesdays Of February May August and
Neihber' l495ll A. sToDDAKD. Judge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

Il regard Mr. Kds n the c,as sgcessz-
f practitioner with whuu have had fai nfsepusse
CHARLES MASON, Commissions ~ Patents
Il ssc hesitation in assrng that ts can.
not EMPLOY ersnn COMPETENT aad
capable 1t puisiuE their app cafians In
SIR ttm ssriy aud fifssabis frusi ff!rn a.
Farcst ofiee,1 EnMuNb urEkE
late Cfsfaii.siorcr Il Patents.
Nr y. y Eds has male Or Use THIRTEEN aapiiea-
s-. all but 1t which rsftsits base rrsnsl
and tIst i Hfiss. such aai'c I.rs-lof great
asat aud aaty h- iii rer-iaisriIi 10
inventors 70 apply n him pr fhstr rairn
may BE- n having THE most fhfl fticnon bestowed
Ola their csses and very reasonable chsrr--
JOHN TAGGART-
During eight months tie Sphsrriisr, Ia II his
iargr prertic made -irs rejected arpiilsfissis - NTFKS
ArfEALS, livery gSE q which ~ ,i-cii~ fsras
hy Oh. CnIaHH fansF e! ltA;cr.s s. W. tnDY
psstrn. r. Isl 1ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
The Boston Journal
ron 1899.
The New Eas,and Newspaper.

The trying times Of the nations history which We live
render LIVE NEWSPAPER indispensable necessity TO
every man who would keep himself Informed impor.
tant events which are daily transporting 10 furnish pa
which viii the just expectations Of the public ia
such time the present reqnies amount Of labor nd
Of exraor mary expense of which the community Mt arpe
have conception The propriea The JouRSAL have
spared no efforts money make it all that its readers
could reasonably expect Besides improving strength
great eScu sent several Of the best Reporters and letter
writer's ~ the county if e my aiid Navy. and have
frequently given the New England public rst aud fun
est accounts by telegraph and by mail Of important events
at the Seat Of War, he only special Reporter from New
England az the Hters and Port Royal victories was The
JOURNAL Reporter and his reports of those events with
those Of Carleton OF the Bull Run fight PerIeys let
tiers from Washiugton bay states from the Upper Poto
mac aud The JOURNALS letters from Missouri ana Ken
tucky are universally acknowledged among the best re-
ports aud letters published BY the American Press What
the proptor Of The JoURAAL have done Il but All earnest
Of wha they intend 70 do, IN order give readers the
earliest and best accounts Of OF connect
ed with the rebellion aud the time have The Jour
nal maintain It's reputation the best general newspaper
The Of the circulation Of The Journal during the
j. the best evidence Of the extent to which the New
Eng aud public rely upon for the of the day.
circulation now ranges from
Siry Thousand to Eighty thousand
PER day audit has frequently during the year in times Of
excitement reached over One indae Thousand ppr day
testing the capacity Of both fast presses to the utmost
to supply the demand.
The following are the prices Of the several editions Of The
THE BOSTON DdILT JOURNAL,
Morning and Evening.
Circulation five times &c ~ that Of any Paper Of is
class In New England
SIX DOLLARS YEAR SINGLE coPKs rwo cEsrs
TIE SEMI IFEEKLY JOURNAL,
Tuesday and Friday NiorHing-.
IusEE DOLLARS A YEAn: 10 CLUBS
Five copies, one year. sl2 90 Ten copies year $1,000
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
RANK or BELLOWS FALLS.

VIE Annual Meeting the stnckhellefs the Bank Of
Bellows Fails for the election Of Directors aud the
transaction Of an, other business which may before
them will be held at their Banking House. in Bellows Falls
the second tn ay Of january next being the lith day
at 10 o'clock A. ". j. IL. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Believe Fa t. Dec 10, ISL. 50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

WEST DuMERsTos.-Thela ladies Of Yves,
Dumerston have filed box for the sol.
diers with quilts, socks. cotton flannel draw
ers, shirts, pillows towels, lint, &C. A Mrs.
Stoddard, of that place, 81 years Of age,
has herself knit two pairs socks for the sol.
diers, and put them in the box. But this
is not ALL On christmas, the ldics intend
TO hold leyee, the proceeds TO 90 for The
benefit Of the soldiers.