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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
To County Commissioners and
Town gent. Iu germout.

fINB we'll established Importing House OF CHARLES BACK
MAN, SO trout Street. New York has made extensive
sales Of the best descriptions of Pure Wines and Liquors
Town Agents In this state justly earning By the character
of the goods sold reputation for selling only Pure Liquors
and reasonable prices which should be overlooked
by those who required By Law to purchase and sell
but genuine Liquors
Applications for goods may be Charles Baekman
SO Front street, New York his Agents VIM W Drew
w. H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis, who authorized 10 solicit
orders Reference be made in regard the character
and standing Of the House and the superior quality the
Liquors, Edward Hungeefsrd Prof of Chemistry the
University Of Vermont : ". Thayer NJ D., Dean the
Medical Faculty, U. v. NJ. W. Carpenter NJ. D. Prof &c.
in same; }. S. Pierce, Agent, burlington, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

One night last week about fifty virgin-
ians, male and female, were forced to flee
from Alexandria for their lives. on account
of supposed Union tendencies. Some of
them are old residents and property hold
ers of that town. They all came to Wash
ington. and sereral Of he ladies he'd 70 dress
!. male attire 10 secure immunity from in-
suit at the hands of the lawless bands of
marsuders securing the opposite shore of
the Potomac. Many of the men at once
enlisted IN Cassius II. Clay's company. en-
ger to avense their wrongs. Mr.. Clay
drills his three hrndred men every night.
and his strnIorian voice of command echoes
through the saloons of Wizards hotel clu~o
by. The entire company are armed viii.
muSkeis, rifle carbines and Colts rexoivers,
and will make terrible fighters ina Close
conflict.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

In TIME OF PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR;
Down east they say, as soon as a young
lady is engaged TO be married. she suffers
her finger-nails to grow long, so that, in case
she is obliged to throw herself on her re-
served rights, she may come to the scratch
with some prospect of success.
A bachelor editor, who had pretty sis
ter, recently wrote TO another bachelor
equally Fortunate Please exchange"
A YOUNG LADY's DETERMINATION
John asked Julia If she would have him.
NO." said she. Il will not have you !" but
before John could recover from the shock.
she archly put in, 'but you may have me r.
1HE TWO PREsCRIPTIoNs.-A woman
went into an apoihecary's shop the other
day with two preseripiions--o for her
husband and the other for her COW. On
inquiring the price she found she had no,
money enough for both; then. rejecting a
moment, she said :-"Giye me, at all events.
the one for the COW. i can send foT nv
husbands tomorrow"
STUBBORN THINGs.-Facts are stub
born things" said lawyer to female wit
ness. 'Ies, sir, and SO are women" she
repliedi land If you get anything out OF me.
Just let me know it."--You'll be committed
for contempt" said the lawyer. - ~Verv
well" SAID she, Il shall suffer justly, for /
feel the utmost contempt for every lawyer
present.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
'AtOn'S Riyer.---BOOtS & Shoes.
Nj. i. Amsden.

AS now hand the largest and hest assortment Of
Mems wcmen's. and Children's Boots and Shoes Of
description Of style and make oErrs to the pub
tnis place or vicinity aud they sold RI
bower than heretofore. All Of which will be proved
s.ins AZ my store. VI. J. AMSDEN.
afons River; April 10. 1861. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

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# CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE,
N AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND SER-
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n DR.. Stephen Sceet, Of Connecticut,
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~ DR.. Stephen Street Of Connecticut,
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~ DR.. Stephen Street, of Connecticut,
the author OF Or, Sweets IafaEbIe Linnent.''
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M DR.. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
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xatruly friend in need, and every family should
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q DR.. Sweets Infallibls Liniment
ii for sale by all Druggists. Price 25 cents
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sale by =. y. SMITH, Montpelier General Agent for
y State. 35-eow-ly
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THE
My PREPA IL A TION
WORTHY OF
siver.ai Confidence and Patronage. For
Statesaea, Judges, CIcrgymea,

"a
ies and Gentlemen In al parts OF the world testify
efficacy Prof j. Woods Hair Restorative and gem
men OF the Press are unanimous In its praise few es-
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Iii be impossible for you to Doubt
81 AZ Wall Street New York Dec Goth 1855
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
POWERS lRsTlTU . e
BernardStOn, Mass.

oCEssIBLE by Ralroad, arststation below South ver
N non junction.
Fall Winter aud Spring Terms of III weeks each begin
the Wednesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb
Large and beautiful Institute buildings Extensive Appar
atu Agricultural Department Gymnastic Club for health
l exercise and the Most Popular and Teach
ers, are among its Advantages.
l.. ". WARD, A. NJ Principal;
Mrs. v. II, WARD, Teacher of partment;
Miss $. l.. LEACH, Preceptress;
SEvERIN sCIINELL Native ofGermany, Teacher Ger
man;
l.. o EMERSON Teacher of Music instrumental Vocal;
aud other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal in the Preparation
Teachers, and from Gentemen OF High Scientific Attain
ment before the Agricultural Department will be given
Letters for Rooms for Self Boarding Board be
sent 10 l. y. WARD, Bernardstos Mass Board including
all Incidental Expenses Is furnished in private families and
at the Cusnan Hall under the Teachers at 81 25
per week. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
Florence Nightingale.

On Eugland's annals, through the long
Hereafter OF her speech and song,
A light its ray shall cast
From portals Of the past
"a lady with lamp shall stand
ln the great history Of the land
noble type Of good.
Heroic womanhood. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

her.ky enacted, sc
An officers non-commissi0ned Olicers, musicians
priyctes be enrolled In this
under the Government OF the United states shah white
der orders r service either under the authority Of th state
the United states lin all except tor felony
sd brearh Of the peae be privileged from and i'm
,rsonnent. the date such enrolment
thelr discharge from such service
ssc TNs act SHAH take eject ffoin It's passage.
Approved April ~, lS6k.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

-O roSs NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER, fresh ground and
.JU 6nc put up in bags Of 30 pounds Zach Scr sale by
10 ARMS WILSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
POET Il Y.
From the Home Journal
IN THE NIGHT.

MsrrING and partins without sign,
l read In your yves what luFks in mite -
l know that AZ night You lie awake
While the light in the room doth dhmly break
And a w0mans face, rigid and white,
Aud fecked with blood, dasns slowly in sight.
The falling hair Is matted With gore;
The eyes have Looked iie's boundaries o'cr.
Your heart beats quick, whilc a wtihug sound
Sliivers the silence and circles you roandi
Then died away In whispered cry
OF Mercy have mercy my Got, die,
Something seems 70 slip from your hold,
And backward falls Into the waters eold.
Together upon the bank We stand
And leaning forward, clasp your hand,
While the siagnant pond, with lis greerish slime,
IIileth forever all trace Of our crime
Who lost the most In that awful striie'
We lost our souls. she only her lie
love you yet but am NOT thine;
/ look la your eyes and make no Sign
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THE SUITORS :.
BY GEORGE p. NORRIS.

THE SUITORS.
BY GEORGE p. MORRIS.
l.
WEALTH sought the bower Of Beauty,
Dressed like a modern beau;--
Just then Love, Health, and Duty
Took up their caps to 90.
Wealth such cordial welcome met,
As made the Others gricve;
So Duty Stunned the gay coquette,
Love, pOuting, took French leave
lie did,
Love, pouting, took French leave!
II.
Old time the friend of Duty,
Next called to see the fair;
lie laid his hand on Beauty,
And left her IN despair.
Wealth vanished Last went rosy Health
And she was doomed TO prove
That those who Duty slight for Wealth,
Can never hope for Love
All, no.
Can never hope for Love
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
src IL. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved April 18th, ls5i
NoAn Act providing pay for Regiments of this State an
eNDenses incident I q their support.

NuAh Atl pay F1F uf IIIs aIaIe anu
expenses incident 10 their support.
II Is hereby enacted dc
SEC. The Captains OF the respective Companies
lied this State. when mustered into the this
State service shall make monthly returns the
services performed by all the members thereof the Colonel
their respective Regiments the said Colonels shall make
like upon the said Company the
service Regmenal officers to the Ajutant General
copy Of hieh shall be furnished TO the Auditor
counts. the Auditor of Accounts the certificate
Of the Colonel OF each Regiment shall certify the
to the who shall draw his
the Quarter Master OF each Regiment therefor except
such hereafter be, provided for
by law all other be expended in the armng
equpping Informing paying, and in other and
supporting provisioning the troops
In actual service. and all expenses connected
with shall be made under the direction of the
shall therefor the Treasurer
~ favor such person be designated by
him.
SEC p This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved April 26 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
No. San Act relating the election of Officers lu the
Uniformed Militia. providing the appointment OF
Regimental Field and Staff oficers.

No. g. An Act providing payment for Military Uniforms
n Is hereby cadctef, &c:
l. The Governor Is hereby ordered to draw orders
Of the State in Of the command
companies that have been detached service
OF the OF unfyrmina such persons
have enlisted into such companies who shah into the
vice Of the United States under the requn of the Pe
dent
sac 2. This set shan take effect from Us passage.
Approved April &c, ls6l.
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N is hefebH enacted. DC
whenever uniformed Militia of this
shall be called active equis
ton Il the President of the United States each
Vermont the Of doars per addition
what he shall he emitted from the United StsteS
Sac ? Whenever company uniformed Militia shall be
hold
member q the Company. who shah obey
commandag oscer q his company. and report himself FIR
90 the order Of the
eftcd receive from the state the of es-
dollars per cntb. al the time which case
the time he shall himself he shah
enfitied receive pay United
order q the cuunfe Iari.l
The seven dollars month provided Tor
commissioned ufnCerS musicians. and pvacs ~ this
shaI paid exPiraio1 month. shall
remain Treasury the thus aocn-
10 the credit soldier shall be appro-
praec BY the Treasurer TO pay such osr may b drawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL

nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience OF ten
~ years. established the above refuge from
Qusckery, self labet ed Indian or German doctors,
and p;etendeTs of wltohoran and impostors In gen.
erai
This is the only place where 3 cure and speedy
cure can be ohtainsd the world for ali improper
and evil habits, gnnoTTh6, gleet, seminal weak
ness syphilis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
crEanIo weakness. pains "a the !oins, structures,
general debility prost aoo, Dervnu ness, rest es.
nig hts, pIaiOn Of the heart, the ears,
loss Of me nory, confusion, me snoholy, affections
ct the kscf throat, nose, sud ska, aud oil those
peculiar disorders arising from the lndIscretion of
south, rendering them unit for either business,
study. sOcIsty, or marriage.
DT. :. has the greotest remedIes in the snown
world for diseases of the b ood gdnorrk8. gleet,
ST. lotuTes, phil< seminal ives knees, sell abuse,
DC. There lie no ca In which they fall 10 cure IN
from 3 to dhys.
Victims Of these horrible compls ints, who would
wish to be valuable men nd ornaments to society,
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DR.. ShumsH has made the most comp etc arrange
msnts for the comfort OF his PATIENTS who come
from a distance. Taey will ne furnished with the
most pleasant aud agreeable quar- ter'. necessary
diet, and NJ de csH.Ortahle as they would be at
q fra: class fCtsl at less than half the cost.
Do NOT forget toe name ana number. DIR. Shu
man'a Chica Is on the corner Of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington, ID. C..
Persons 1t distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. of Je houTs, "A. Nj. - ~ Z. NJ.
Various parties have been entlced from my in
shtutIoa b. certain LwIndeTs on hack streets IN
this city who Will IL till the day of their death.
A word 10 the WIS., ID sufficient. ap9 ly
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
War Exc,,,m,u, 4, k.,,,ct,

ST. Louis, May 2.-The Cairo correspondent OF
the Republican says tba; about doIen volunteers
belonging 10 Chicago company had refused 70
take the oath and left their ranks
Major Buckner, commander-in-chief OF the
Kentucky Militia, had a conference with Col
Prentiss, commander Of the forces at Cairo
There was much excitement at PaducAh, XIV,
and com panies were constantly drilling -Four
pieces Of artillery bad been received from Nash
Vile
II was understood that the Governor OF Ten
nessee bad made demand upon the Governor OF
Illinois for the arms and munitions Of war taken
from a steamer The boat had been given up to
the owners and taken TO Paduoah.
The war feeling was high at Nashville, and
several companies were drilling dsy and night.
twenty -four FOUNDER and a considerable
number If troops were staff oned nj Columbus,
Ky. The town was carefully guarded, and all
strangers closely watched the people feared
an attack from the Cairo forces The steamer
Julius n Smith had slipped by Cairo and landed
$50 Colrs rifles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
Rebuilding Of RaiIr.ad Bridges.

HARRISBURG, May IA large body Of carpen-
tiers left here this morning, by the Northern Cen
trail Railroad, 10 rebuild the bridges burned this
side Of Baltimore. Mr.. Thomas T. Power, the
well known eng ineer, and Mr. Penrose Lusk, an
experienced railroad contractor, accompanied
them. body Of troops from the camp at York
will 60 along 20 protect the workmen and pre-
vent further destruction Of the work. The whole
expedition IL under the comm and Of Col. Andrew
Porter, Of the United States army.
PHLADKLPHIA, May "A body Of engineers
and workmen, well protected, left this city to-
day. for Maryland, TO erect, as speedily as posi-
BILE, new bridges over Bush and Gunpowder
creeks, on the Philadelphis, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
War Movements.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-Pensacola advices 90
the oath ultimo say the troops ire working day
and night on the batteries. Two companies had
Just arrived from New Orleans, and were erecting
three gun batteries for the defense Of Pensacola.
Galveston dates to the 26th ultimo say that &C
tive Preparations were going on throughout
Texas.
Major Neutrality-suspicious. for the frontier bad
been mustered into service at San Antonio. On
the 18th batteries were being erected at Galveston
Forts Bliss and Q uitman would soon be garrisoned
by Texas troops. Fifteen hundred volunteers had
been enrolled at Galveston in four days, and one
thousand more in the surrounding country had
offered their services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
Massachusetts,.

BosToS, May lit Is reported that the Gov
efnor lie about calling extra session Of the Leg
slature 20 make an appropriation and authorize
the Governor to establish camp in Massac husetts,
where all the newly org anized volunteers eau
rendezvous until called into active service. Phi
Yates, in the meantime, will be paid $50 a month
by the State,
Lieut Collier, of the marine corps, attached 10
the Minnesota, raised the American flag on Old
South Church steeple. ne is native Of Mary
land. The Minnesota will probably sail on sat
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
Reports from New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 3O.-Troops are still pour
ing in here from the upper parishes, all Of which
are bound for the North The southern stfamsb n q
lines Will resume their trips, with southern roops
on board to guard them from capture.
New ORLEANS, May samuel Glen, sps-
cial correspondent of the New York Herald, WIS
arrested here yesterday on dispatch from Mobile.
bet was Immediately released on bis character
being made known.
TrooTs are still pouring in from the country
Three thousand are now encamped at the Mctarie
lac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
Nebraska Territory to be Placed On . War
Footing

OMAHA N Il, May l-GovCrnor Black has
Issued proclamation recommending a thorough
volunteer organization throug bout the Territory.
He has already supplied companies with arms
and 60 vi pments, and seems determined TO place
Nebraska in the best possible condition Of de-
Tense IL is supposed that at least one regiment
of Nebraska uoope will be mustered into the
service Of The United States Tor home defesse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
Depar,ure of New jersey Trsepe

TRESroN, n. J., May 1.-At6H O'Clock this
evening the fourth regiment, Col IA Miller, New
Jersey volunteers numbering seven hundred and
eighty men, embarked In the steam propelle-s r.
w Bruno and PATRON, 1T this city, 20 proceed
via the Delaware and X aritan Canal aud Delaware
river southwardly. The steamer +. w Bruno
carries two brass ak Pound guns.
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Delaware Troops

WILMINGTON, May I-Our companies Of vol
unteer are filling up rapidly since the procsms-
ton Of the Governor. General Patterson viii not
muster them into the service until regiment 10
complete. Our usually quiet city now wears
military aspect. The Wilmington Institute 10
converted into arsenal, where five companies
are drilling daily. IL Will take only few add
tIonal men 10 make up the states quota, and q We
replmeuts could be raised easily.
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Movements of Steamers.

Boston, Nav THE royal mail steamship
Niagara sailed for Liverpool this forenoon. she
fired thirteen guns on passing Fort Independence.
ia res oonSs to similar salute from the fort. She
takes 81 passengers, but no specie.
The steamer rabia arrived al I've O'Clock this
morning The mails and newspaper bag for the
associated press were forwarded by the morning
fain
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EIeetiens I'm Missouri.

ST. Louis, May 1.-The election held yester-
day in Marion county, to I'll vacancy In the
Legislature, resulted In the triumph OF the Union
/ candidate over Thos. L. Anderson, secsssionist,
| and formerly member Of the U. =. Congress, by
| Ii6 majority. G. NJ. Ii Maugh, secessionist, was
elected i'm JAG kson county, 70 I'LL a vacancy.
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Tn. Meeting ut wheeling, Wa.

WHEELING, Va, May "A meeting Of the
merchants Of this city was held Yesterday 70 de
tcrmine what action should be ken in regard to
the renewal of the state license, which expired
Yesterday A committee was appointed 70 draft
resolutions and the meeting adjourned till to-
morrow. The feeling was strongly In opposition
70 the renewal, some OF the participants express
Ing their determination TO close their stores rather
than pay the tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
Tn. Nor,h careiIna Se,zures

NEw YORK, May l-The crew Of the steamer
North Carolina, which was seized, have been
brought here by the schooner w. II. smith, from
Wilmington, n. C. The crew Of the steamer
Uncle Ben are still IN prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03
Starxntisn In Missi,sippi

CHICAGO, April 80 The Evening Journal learns
from gentleman Just returned from Mississippi
that in many parts Of that State famine prevails.
and the people are suffering for the want OF
enough 10 eat Corn. which 10 the chi2 article
Of food, is very scarce in the town and tHsous
he country.
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Barntng of a Cotton ship.

Nsw ORLEANS April 2e.-Tbe ship lronsides,
hence for Liverpool, with . ,i0O bales Of cotton
and : 600 ba rrels OF -four, caught fire at the bar
this evening Tow-boats are engaged In pump
ing water into her, with the hopes OF saving the
vessel
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tIe bureau OF the acceptance of tk eII bid. con-
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HAIR STORE,

EfBBS' HAIR STORE, 4sg.ss wurrs
" No 2A2 Pa. Av.. BET 18TH AND laIHs s.
..PEkEUMERY. &c BkAIDs sCURLS WIGs
TT Wits, Fri EfTES. go. A full stock
Msays On hsna, OF made to order q the hortset
IN B.-Lsdiss' Hail Dyed In the most ns'urs
mAnnors ma o. Gun