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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-30
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u county, rsxu.
fTALI. 4 MosetY, iio,asy' aai cos'assRog' 81
lpnssss :. Hall. Nrsh,. rcxs. :. y.
Ie,eiey. Jchsss'n.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

There Is tremendous crop of incidents
aud ones crcdulity is heavily taxed. Here
is one -
When the fire Iouayes stu,mcd the
masked battery aud were forced 10 fall
back by the srapcshol and cavalry charge,
one of them WAS stunned by blow from
saber, aud fell almost under one Of the en-
cmys guns. The sccesSoni>ts swarmed
around him like bees, but leigning death, in
the excitement he was unnoliccd, and when
a sally was male managed TO crawl back
INTO the thicket inside the confederate lines
Here he waited some time for an opportu-
nifty to escape, hut finding none, he concu-
ded he would make the best Of bad bar.
gain, and II he was lost would have little
revenge beforehand. Hastily stripping the
body of confederate near by, he donncd
his uniform, and Selling rifle made his
way to the intrenchments, where he joined
the secessionisis, and, watching his oppor-
tunities, succeeded in picking off several of
their prominent officers whenever they adj
vanced out upon the troops. Here he re-
manned some time, until, thinking it best to
leave before his disguise should be discov-
cred, he joined party who were about 10
charge upon our force, and was, to his graft
ilcation, again captured, but this time by
his own men.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

The Germans in New York are organic
ing a regiment TO be armed with scythes, to
act against cavalry, after the manner of
some Polish and Hungarian regiments.
Lieut.. Adelbert Ames, from Maine, at
tached to Grillin's battery, received an ug
ly wound by ball passing entirely through
his thigh. Capt Griffin says = "Afler
Lieut.. Ames was wounded ordered him
TO leave the field, but he remounted his
horse and ordered his men TO load their
guns. And when he became so weak from
the loss of blood that he could not ride, he
got upon the box of a gun and gave orders
to his gunners, until his boot run full of
blood, and he was entirely exhausted. i
never saw more fortitude and courage dis
played
The following touching incident is given
in letter from young officer in the I'd
Rhode Island regiment :-"Alter the battle
was fought | went into grove where the
seeessionists had been concealed. l found
the ground covered with the dead and dy-
ing. The sight was one that fray never
to see again. One poor fellow with his leg
blown of called me 10 him and asked me
TO shake hands with Kim. lie then asked
me if | lad any III feelings towards him.
replied "No: but | am sorry that brothers
should be obliged 10 slaughter each other
in this manner" The poor fellow burst
into tears, and said he came from Georgia.
and that they would have shot him in his
own house il he had not come. ] saw many
heart-rending scenes, too numerous 10 men
ton
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
The Bratiieboro Company.

Capt. Todd, of the Bratilebaro Compa-
ny, who was wounded in the battle at Bull
Run, arrived home on Saturday. We saw
him as he stepped from the cars and left
the depot. He appeared to be quite as
smart as could be expected; neck rather
stiff as may well be supposed any mans
would be alter having ball shot through
it. Edward Marsh, son of Jacob Marsh,
also arrived home at the same time. He
we presume is home on furlough, as he did
not appear to be wounded. Upto the time
of this writing, Monday, It has not been
positively ascertained that more than two
were killed, of the Brattleboro company,
viz. +: Russell Benjamin and Elisha l.. Kea-
bles. OF the wounded, Dorr Blood of Put
ney, and Charles b. Rice of Brattleboro,
are the only names we have yet seem
Mr.. Benjamin had both his legs shot of,
we are informed, in the early part of the
battle and soon b!ed to death. He leaves
a wife and two children. We understand
she was imprudently Informed Of his death
without the least reserve or preparation,
and so like thunderbolt did il come upon
her, that she tainted away at the door Of
her own dwelling. keables was shot in
the head, the ball passing through and just
grazing the head of another soldier behind
him. Rice, mentioned above, was shot in
his feet, we are informed, and is missing.
Royal o. Fife of Brattleboro, is also missing.
He was not known 10 have been wounded,
but it is said an agreement was made be-
tween him and Rice before the battle, Ina:
each should look out for the other, and 1t
is hoped that both may yet be found.
p. S. Since writing the foregoing,
friend in Brattleboro has sent us fuller par
ticulars. The killed are as stated above.
Wounded and now at home-Captain Il.
A. Todd.
Wounded and in Hospitat-Dorr Blood
OF Iutney'
Wounded and missiRg-Sergeant Chas.
b. Rice, Brattleboro Privates, r. Nor
ton Pratt, Newfane; Edward p. ellison,
Putney; Philander A. Streeter, Vernon.
Hissing-Corporal Royal 0. Fife, Hall
fax, and private Joseph II. Wheeler, Brat
tleboro, and Albert Graves Vernon.
Our correspondent says further -" The
remainder of the company are safe in camp
and there is room for hope that a part if
not all the missing may yet return" In
brief, therefore, the casualties of the COM
pany will standardized 2, wounded G,
missing 8; total II, and four of the wound
ed are also missing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

BRATTLEBoRo.--The people Of Brattle-
"a suffered their full share in the late bat
6at Bulls Run, but they are not disheart-
I'll, and are iirmer than ever against the
ebellion. There, as in other places, a few
I4itors have showed their heads more prom
qkntly since the success of their friends in
y late battle. One of these traitors lives
INVEST Brattleboro, but we have forgotten
y name. There is also a secession lady
d High street, we believe, who very warm
responses the cause of the traitors. She
= been southernized by living in the south
a teacher. There is another secesh lady
kere, Virginian--one of those the Pie
tjoyed the slaughter and defeat of our
pops finely, and when the news first came
ID she was asked what she was laughing
\ replied, ''lts my turn TO laugh now
II presume this lady viii do no harm, and
PSI no one will harm her, but it is well
Dough, we think, to know that such Great
fes are among us, and we suggest to this
p lady in particular, whether il would not
more appropriate for her TO be in the
mp of the traitors taking care of the
Punded. Ii is not at all improbable that
p services may be needed, and that she
Ply yet have an opportunity to laugh from
Dc other corner of her mouth.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

Three cheers for the Flag the Red, White and Blue
For the old Union Flag OF our sires
Aud swear We to strike with zeal true,
Till the last Of its focmcn retires.
Chorus
Brightest hope, its folds have she'd
Freedom conflicts DER:
Truest hearts have for It bled,
In the days Of yore.
Three cheers for the Fag the Red Blue and White,
And three cheers for the land If the free,
Stern hosts have arisen and sworn in their might
Not star, botted out will they see.
Brightest light, those stars have she'd.
Freedoms conflicts o'er
Truest hearts have meath them bed.
In the days Of yore
THREE cheers for the Flag the White Blue and Red
II shall wave proudly yet through he land,
And each traitor heart shall sleep with the dead,
Or return To the true Union band.
Light Divine those folds shall she'd
Peaceful millions DER;
And the land meath TTeason's tread,
Tremble, neyermOre.
TMoS
JvI. T-tb
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
Capt. NJ D. Bali Of the Fairfax cavalry

Capt. NJ D. Bali of the Fairfax cavalry
who was confined at the navy yard some
time since, and released upon taking the
oath of allegiance, was killed by party of
Fire Zouaves when they marched on Bull
run. The Zouaves say they fell in with
him below the court house as they were
scouting, and upon their attempting to d.
arm him he stabbed one of their party,
whereupon they Immediately killed him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

Standard thinks there is an organized band
of horse thieves about. Nathan Gushing
OF HAT town has lost valuable bay mare
which was stolen from his pasture ON the
18Th ult. William Walker Of IIartland.
has also lost horse valued at $500. s.
Chapman x Co. of this village have also
lost one, as can be seen by our advertising
columns. The ease with which horses can
be disposed of 10 the army, renders horse
stealing comparatively safe business, and
those having horses should keep close
watch ON their pastures and stables.
KEEP CooI.-The thing 10 do it with
is one of those splendid lee Pitchers at the
jewelry store of Chas. A. Trip, Brattleboro.
TO THE LApIEs.-Prof. Phelps of
Windsor has addressed the letter below TO
DIR. Nichols of this village. thanking the
ladies for their patriotic efforts in making
hospital clothing for the Sd regiment -
WINDSOR, W., July %. 1861.
Dir. S. NrcHoLs, Dear Sir In behalf
of the Board Of Medical Examiners charged
TO solicit donations of Hospital stores and
furniture, allow me to tender TO the ladies
and citizens of Bellows Falls, our hearty
thanks for the noble donation received from
you by express this day.
We perceive in the cheerful response
made from all quarters TO our call, spirit
of practical patriotism that is so general
and deep rooted that it must give success
to our glorious cause, though reverses may
temporarily throw gloom over our pros
poets. With much respect, am very tru-
ly yours. Ed. +. PHELPS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
CiMBn,pGE m.m,sEr.

Atmsrke .Nirnttlo about 2'l Rcrycs, aud ~ Sorr-,
consisting % Working ONei ,lilch Cows aud twoand
three Nears0ld.
Prices at Market eer-Estra 50 90 a -; first qpai,s
sr,ai second quality S5ub third quality, I2b ordiu-
ary 5000,
Working ONeuStN TOO IL 900
Cows AMI taiN,s So .d -
lrarliugs, S1asO ;twoyeartold 500 90 three year
old 90 dml
Shrcp ni lambs li1htt market Prcrs IN - ~,
- 50 90 each, ENtrn ~1.T . - 1A or nnm3 - 3 j.
pcr n. Wal talycs- 0uo Spring Isnhs jpt ~ ~ asa.
Hides A. sl he. fallpW, o % 6lr,
fcits Szic, 'c slice cach, call Skins as "a ac q H.,
Remarks The supply 81 cattle rather short aud In
enscIueure racrs started prices about dollar per In
lbs which made buyers stand back and hut lew sold
1t that aVcucc Sheep aud Lambs sold 2bt,jo cents y
head lower
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
To Horse Owners

DR. SWEETS INFALLIRLE LINAIENT FOR HORSES
unrivalc BY any and in 40 If Lamenes. arising
from Sprsns Bruises WtenehHg, eisai aud
speedily Spawn and SiHghone may be easily
prevented and cure in their incirut hut confirmed
cases ar the possibility rriraf care
Of the kind however Is desperate hopeless but It may
aicviate1 b. this tnimen and its faithful application
ui alwavs the ttncness and enable the
travel With corn Earstfc etse-
livery har-c sld hayc this remedy hand. fsr
fiinsiv the first II tnenc viii eft
uaiIg prevent nishe diseases mentioned 70 hich
an horses Liable 1nf which rearr Otherwise
valuable borsc nearly vcT;hes. ses Advertisement u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
psTFr FnFI pI1rk

Benevolent Institution established BY special EnloN
for the Relief the SICK and Distressed afflicted
with Nirulcut aud Chronic Diseases and especially for the
t'ufv Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
NJ EDiCAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Acting Surgeon
vi VALUABLE REPORTS sQeTraterriiora and - her
DISEASES 81 the Sexual Es snf IN tine NEN RIM EnIE-
employed In the psfary. sent IN sslef env.lnf free
charge Two three stamps for postage acceptable Al
dres-. DIV .. S6iILtN uOrGlirpN- Hossrd asaciatIon
Philcsielpha, Pc IJ-iI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
AN INQUIRY,

The people in this section would like TO
Dow how it is that our District Attorney
pied to secure the attendance of the nee
ESary Witnesses in the case Of Kimball,
pund over for robbery of the Post Office
Bellows Falls. No question is made
Popt his guilt. lie was not indicted be-
fuse the witnesses found it convenient TO
away, and no measures had been taken
our Attorney to have them there. Upon
pom rests the responsibility? VIII our
R'striet Attorney give the necessary in
|rmatiou ?
July so, 1861. CITIZEN.
Horse THIEyEs.-The Woodstock
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

Mr.. Walton writes from Washington to
the Watehn'aa, under date of the 24th.
1t is thought now that the dead and miss
ing Of the regiment will be reduced to TWEEN
~. A. i. Hodges of the Caslleton compa-
ny, who was reported dead, has come in to
contradict the report.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
THE MARK ETS.


Boston, July 81.
FLOUR AND GRAlN.-The market FIR Flour is not quite
firm last week having declined about &c We quote
common Western brands and superne state, at 81 o.
extra 81 % s. In Corn there is hut very little doing,
but the market is held firm Southern and Western -
&c mixed, 81 &c. Oats, SO 3Sc Rye, 65
Pk0VISlONS-TIe market for Pork is quiet, and sales
have been small 81 II . IL y Dbl for prme and sl5
Il for smoked Iaius - a &c y b Lard. 10 q lie.
Butter II q lac for good and % l0c for Cheese.
q &c Beef ranges from 50 a II y bbl.
WOOL Medium in demand dnll at q Il Gle
for Old fleece, and ~ e 3ic fer new.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

Sd REGIMEST.-The Sd Vermont Reg
iment has been sent to Washington, and are
under the command of Capt. w. +. Smith,
of the U. S. Typographical Engineers as
Colonel He is native of St. Adams,
and has good reputation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
CaStlclOn Seminary.

NALL TERN BEGINS AUGUST ~. Our excellent all
yantas studying Music. French Painting Drawing,
Nc continued. The teachers IN eyery department
unrvacd for thoroughncss and ability. Inaccommolarg
The payment IT bills will share the hard times with
our patrons Address the Principal
W. CHILD, President.
Castietou, July q, 1861 3l-A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

SECESSION IN CLAREMoNT.-There is
secessionist up in Claremont, n. H.,
named Nahum Wilson, who few days
since, got into a warm dispute with another
man named Straw, who has two brothers
in the I'd n. II. regiment, one of whom was
severely wounded. Wilson thought it was
right, and hoped every northern man who
went to the war would be killed, in fact, he
talked very much like few rebels here in
Bellows Falls. From high words Wilson
went to his gun which he took and fired at
Straw the charge passing through his hat.
lie and his son then joined against Straw
who was severely beaten about the head
and face. Complaint was made and Will
son was bound over in the sum of $500, to
appear at the Police Court of Claremont,
to-day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
NIDI.I.ied.

In Woodstock July 6, by Rev Vim NJ. Pattcc, Mr. H. s,
MORGAN Of Woodstock, and Miss MATILDA r. TRACY of
RFdgswater.
In Pomfrct July 23i, by Rev. wm. N. Bacon, Mr. EU-
GkNE $ BARNES Of Ciaremont, n. H., and Miss L. }.
CHILD Of Pomffet.
In keene, y. H. JuV %, by r. J. Holt Esq Mr.. GEO.
II. sTABkEY Of keene, and Miss LUCY A. TAYLOR Of
Springfield, VI.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

DR C. n. sII0LES EcLEcTIc PHYSICIAN gives particular
attention to diseases Of the gsHoriarg organs and spe,
ump.
June 20, 1860. 26-25
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
w a ~ TED

DY AN INSURANCE COMPANY. one or two active. In
ID telliscnt travel into two three Counties i'm
this state and obtain applications for policies. Good
will be paid Enquire this Onice
August |, 1851 3l-3S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
LATEST NEWS.

The LIST Vermont Regiment will be mus
tered out of service at Brattleboro, on
Thursday of next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
Prices Lower.
Sugars and Groceries Down.

TIT subscriber has just rccciFcl superior lot -rog
hes which be il selling prices as low can b. found ~
any other place. } g. NiGnfMAN.
lialloWs Falls, Feb %, 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
STATE OF VERMONT

Hugh H. Henry %. ( wiNDuAM, S.. s.
Royal Santersin, and wife, ! In Chaucer}.
lNIIEREAS, Hugh II Henry, Chester in the county
w of Windsor. 9th day Of April A. d. 1851 filed
in the office Of the clerk of the Of chaneeiy the
county Of Nindhnm, his petition against Royal san ersn
and Sarah, bis wife, formerly OF Grafton in said Nnlha
county, Of the stac Of Rhode Island setting forth that
the said Roya Sandcrson and wife, the Sh day of
gust A D 1888 gagged to the petitioner piece Of land
ia said Grafton being the southwest half Of lot No IA in
the south range Of lots in said Grafton, the paw
ment Of four prOmissoy all dated August Sth 1858
for Sig1 90 payable June 1859 the either three notes
for 500 each payable respectively June L. 1860; June l.
1861 and June l. 1852 all with Interest annually aud
large part OF the money due said noies remains
paid and praying that the equity Of redemption of said
Sanderson and his vile in the premises be forecosed
Which sad petition is made returnsbe the term
Of the eonrt Of chancery be held Newiane in and for
said county, the second Tuesday OF September, ID.
ls6 Aud appearing that the said Roy Sandcrson and
wife rside without this state that the and ordi
Of this be served them is
ordered by the chancellor that the petitioner notify the de
iendnts Of his said petition, and OF the Of this
to which the same Is returuabe by Publishing the sub
stance Thereof with this order three weeks sucreye in
the Bellows Falls Times, printed at Rockingham in said
county the last publication be least twenty days pre-
vOus to said next September term Of said court
B. W. De ~, Piil's. Atty 30-33 II, TYLER, Clerk.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
To Consumptiyes.

FiilE Subscriber will eheerfuy send free ebrsrl to ali
Who desire H. the copy Of ssPLs REcIPx ly ~hch he
cures Of tina. disease Consompfton
sufferers with CaNsCNFIiax Bka1carrs or inv
lung action he sinery hases viii frS hi< erite we'll
6si they Do viii b. more thaa saf6si viii
re resuit Thankful for hs comprt- re--or-ion h.
10 place 10 the taals svery sufferer nnearr
~ Those wishing tie ssripe ~h fal decs.nns
VIII please cal on or 4liTeSs Rev WM. 5. ALIEN *t
zSH ~ S. JOHN Stree S-e'yc<y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02

NRAIToRs AT HONE. - The defeat at
M Run has developed little nest of trait
d here at home. Emboldened by the sue
- Of treason in Virginia, they have shown
eir true colors, and occasionally you will
q them sailing under the stars and stripes,
ieular rebel cut. 1t is noticeable also that
fy are not persons of much depth of
nd, but doggedly obstinate, and too big
yards to 90 south and defend the cause
IN advocate. 1t is curious fact also, as
n are informed, that the ancestors of some
& these local sympathizers with rebellion,
Nj tories before them, so that they have
4 be honestly by their disgraeeful senti-
Ients. Others are from the south. Being
h cowardly to fight for treason there. they
N fer to come north where they can safely
band chuekle, and gloat, over our reverse
Virginia. Let these men who thus re-
II in the slaughter and defeat of our
l1pps. be marked and remembered, and be
ted with the just indignation of loyal
leple.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
Died

In Cayendish. July 20 Mrs. ELIZABETH SPAULDING
aged IS years widow of the late John spauldng aud
last revolutionary pensioner in q.
In Marlboro, n. H., July s. widow ESTHER WHITE,
aged ~ years aud months.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
= norE-PoErRY oF PnYsIc. -

" foNANi V6 hSiN' ~
Let the sick 70 IIerrick 60,
Who'd be sick. I'D like 80 know,
Such cuues his Fills do make,
Smiles lovely SMILES, shall deck the brow,
Where gloomiuc-s Is rampant nov,
Aud hope shall wake.
u Horrrks matches Pills stsrtIe the people With
their This Il the them large bexcs
2, cts; boxes Sl-0J see advertisement 5g-:iJ-iy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
LELAND SEMINARY!
TOWNStlEND, VT.

q. o.. LANE. A. H.. priucipai,
Nii-s q. M. W EliNE EK. rrrrrpirr~s.
The Vail rru will commence Wednesday, 'Wsus 2s lNhl
THUS Institution l. oIrn 10 lnth Ynung s'nt, aud Va
,,-, aud oers anpr facilities for thorough nI IN
stron. 1hosr wishing Ia prepare fr rlhl 81. slr the
urss pursuits "f life will hud The instruction hvrc s
passri in 80 alhrr siuulnr Istutiun.
Miss Webster r,ccut graduate ui lrench srhool IN
sInnucal q D. Ia. ciarlr ~ The fupch rHs- hud viii
teach the put speak wrll a. 10 write and translate the
language Iar further partcuars al lrcss
q. n. LANE Principal,
Towuslend, VI July ID, iSal 93i,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bern ardston, Mass.

CCRSSTBLE by Railroad, hrststation below south YER
n Junction.
he Wednesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb, respectively
Large and beautiful Institute Buildings, Extensive Appar-
Agricultural Department Gymnastic Club for health
fal exercise and the Most Popular aud Teach
ers, among its Advantages.
l.. T. WARD, A. 81 principal;
Mrs. +. IT. WARD, Teacher Of Ornamen Ia Department;
Miss 5. l.. LEACH. Prpceptrcss
SEVERN SCINELL, Native Germany Teacher of Ger
L. o EMERSON Teacher of Isle Instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal in the Preparation
Teachers. and from Gentlemen of High Scientific Attain
ment before the Agricultural Department will be given
Letters for Rooms for efBuarding for Board may be
sent to L y. WARD, BernardstoR Mass Board including
all Incidental Expenses Is furnished in private families and
at the Gushman Hail. under of the Teachers at 50 Is
per week. so
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
WEST RIVER SEMINARY (!

WEST RIVER SEMINARY
SOUTH LoNDoNDERRN. VT.
The FAiI TERM this lnst tuition will commence On Wed
nes,tt. August ~ lSit aud continue eleven cks, under
a Beard Of competent Teachers.
GEO. l.. MINIS, Principal.
Pleasantly situttol in the village of south Londonderry,
this school oIlcrs the facilities TOR acquiring Education
usuaiy found Ia ANY arany, The Instruction will bc tho
rough pr,ctica and pains will bc SPARED on The part
u the teacers the ctiNrs of the place 10 render the
school worthy Of patronage
Tue CLASSICAL DLPAErNgSr. ~ Latin and Greek will he
taught both as preparation for College and aid Ia the
tuly Of the English language.
ENGtIsu AMI NORMAL DEPARTMENT - This Department,
prising ali the Elementary and Higher English branches,
will receive deserved attention.
TuE Musical AND ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENTS, are placed
under the Of experienced and efficient Teacher
TUITION
Common g,h Branches, 80 % latin aud Greek - 90
Higher go MUSIC bth T. ~, extra
Hoard can he obtained in good Gnes from 81 50 to 81
per week. Ample accommodations tir collaborating
For further particulars, address the Principal at sullivan
~ H. or JOSIAH :, AbhOAil secretary.
EMERY MELENDi,)
A. WHITMAN, Trustees
A. n. FULLER,
So. Londonderry VI Junc 90 1851 2S-3i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-02
II. HYDE
As just returned from Boston, with fresh supply of
Groceries, which he is Offering at reduced prices $50

DONE MEAL Just the thing for Cattle inclined to chew
ID Bones, and feed we'll For sale by
ARMS & WILSON