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r. X Bruce, OF Buffalo; =. G. Hcvey, Of New York W.
= Denton and wc. of Elizaoethtown. and :. b briggs,
OF New Jersey, are stopping Mt the Latarge House.
c. wilson " the United states Coast Survey Mr. Wal
Ter ana wife, OF Philadelphia; II. g.. Sturtovant, a.
T3-opa c Thompson, Jr J. schoneld, Of Boston, and
Hugh fraser OF Kingston, g W., are stepping at The
Astr Houhc.
Hon A. Wilson or Canada, pr Cummings, OF Maine
a. psrk,Y Of Iopdcp: G. White, OF Puteburs y.
Thomas Of New Orleans j. =. Morton and wife Of Ken
tucky. O. g. Gray OF Glasgow = Mandeth, OF Liyertcc
and g. Warning of Amstcrd I'M arc stoPfng At tho o.
Nicholas Hotel.
Hon N H. BAXTER and Tdert Governor tnderwoodJ o'
Vermont Col j. G. Buckle, T. Hampton, and X y WEB
sier, oil kentucky: y. J. Bradford, aud a: r
Allen, cf tho Tnitni S.atcs Navy Han.
NJ H. srcrry Of Connections g. suyth aud Is, J. Toycc
or cswego. A. McIcsry, Of England: r. =. wies, Of Tex
as: s. witt OF Cleveland AMI T. Steele OF Maine, arc
stopping at tho Metropolitan Hotel.
Sir Eim,nd Head, Governor General OF CaIada, Lady
Head, two Miesca Head Capt Realllck, Canada Mig "
fcvro, Ms. Grhn Miss Chevot, England; Mr. Bernal a.
" Consul, baltimore; Edward leo Cbiide, Paris ecu
d. y. Bruce, Canal Commissioner, Madison county Mr.
Thornton " Hsigh England and rhonss Weller Flo encc
IN,y, were among the arrivals at the Everett House.
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Fnz-on Saturday afternoon, Gre broke out n a two
s,ory frame dwelling house. No ~ North second street
owned BIS Mrs Colzom. Before The flames could be sub.
,uca the building had been damaged 70 the extent n
about $3.50 Is supposed that tho re originated FROM
children playing with matches
ARErsr oF ALLEGED BURGLARS --onlcer Colahan OF tho
r,th dsrict on Saturday night arrested two men ma
cd peyln and Green suspicion Of having broken opeu
building corner Of North Tenth street, belongiug TO
Mrs r. A. pwye, and stealing therefrom tot CT copper
oipes both men were locked w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-18

Perfect I'm Whtskers. Half tkc Atten.
ton a, the Academy Of Masc on Monday NIGHT was mono.
pozed by iueking little fellow who displayed the most
magnificent whiskers 81 the His face was literally
coveredthe lower part OF Of leastwh beard o. the very
Rioeat.st fuxuriancc Wou II te believed yct know
ne fact 70 be .ohs this man had raised the whole q this
magnificent within few months from the use OF Bel
nghsm's Celebrated Stimulating Unsueu This unrivane
preparation for promoting the growth OF and mo
street.
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Arrival OF the North American.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. IL, 1861.
The North American arrived at two O'Clock this morn
ing She experienced strong westerly gales throughout
the passage She passed February TO- ship Albert Gala
TN, bound west IL, steamship Bohemian, bound east
The newspaper bag Of the Associated Press will be
forwarded by the Monday morning train to Boston, and
WI be due at New York at midnight Of Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-18

Brooklyn Photographs and Cameo.
Types Incompatible. WILLIAMSON, CHAS ii. Estab
Iished 1851. Fulton opposite Clinton.
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Ere nj New HaYeH.

NRw HAVEN, Feb. II 1851.
Tie Daily Morning Neacs oiico took fire last night. The
materials, except the press destroyed; insured
The building saved.
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Yor.csOop-PINcKkEY On SATURDAY.. February o,
by the Rev. John Posal, Wx YauNGBl oop New York.
10 Inn A PiscKAxY youngest daughter OF Thomas @.
Pnckney, Esq, OF Brooklyn.
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Drnufnu. or the Dcfawnrc state Tot.

,eries-woo6, EDDY a 90, Managers of the
DELAWARE, kEsIUGKY MISSOURI STATE torrTRrsss.
RLsvAHE--ExrGA CLa~ l3l, Feb. 10, 1851.
c., i6 80, 70, 81, As, 81, S, Sc, 6S, AZ, rs, IL.
DELAwAnE-CL.ss 49, Feb i6, 1861.
81, 81, SO, &c, az, IS, IA, 3s, 60, rs, 20, l. ~.
Circulars containing schenes with fun particulars, seat
free o.: ch&ge By addressing either 10
MOOD, EDDY 4 CO, Wilmington. Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY CO., 81 Louis Missouri.
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HatchelOr'a Hair Dye-ReAabIe, Harm
Iess and black Factory q Barclay
Sold and applied at BAICHkLSR's Wig Facsosy,
No.. ar
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Newly Invented wigs and TouPees, also
Mo,dayta Crear for preserving beaufyine tds hair
Manufactured BY W. A BATCHkL0K, 10 Bond street
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Album and Card Photogra phs-Superio
etyes, u for ST. o. per los; large size 81 ut HOLMES
Gallery, sos broadway
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Trusses -NarsIs q Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. veses srees Asor House, opposite the church.
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Barry's Trtcophcrzus IL the best and
cheapest Article dressing seaufyng cuns cleansing
rrescrvinr and restoring ths hair Ladies, y Sold By
IN druawists.
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wheeler a. wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines a. reduced prices. once t5 Broadway
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Drawings Of Il. France 4 Co.'S Della

Sussex Cousry-cLass Al, Feb. l6 1861.
SO, 81, 20, 81, 2, 81, "a, &c. 4, 63, SO, 10.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LcTTrRYCLAss EIsHT Feb. l8 1851
80, 10, Ia, 10, go 81, GO, rs, |, y, "a, n.
Circulars cent free % charge by addressing
II. FRANCE q co,
M Deiawa-a
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Trusses.-cregcry & Co., 20 Bond street,
radical cure fsr Herra RUPTURE Send for panpAlet
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Cristado, e's Hair Dye, Wigs. Toupees.
the the world Wholesale aud ree aud the dye pr
vstely applied. 10. 6 Astor House.
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption -bersons
sic.es with these complaints would do well TO Rad the ad
versement under the caption OF Hyatt Puimoris bssam
nm nh
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Trusses, EiaAAfc etOc Kings, Shoulder
Braees Abdominal Supporters &C Drs GLOVER d
TiokNF No Ann street. under Bar~nms Museum
Take Physical Exercise NJ Vood's Gym-
sasiun No KAss Twenty eighth street open dag and
evening.
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Sailing of tire Anglo saxon.
BIorkftS.

The Anglo Saxon sailed q. four this afternoon for Lon
donderry and Liverpool.
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DRY GOODS, sc.


LARGE $uE SH@N"
'' SSIS} SaSSs
Fine worked co!.rs issc chIaren,s Cotton Hose. as
Fine ss x xs.ss$ SCI: 81 siss.. Ss;l boots
Fine TfIt;' N: "
Ass1sT ShsS Th si s' rs p sis1'
sHkk W tnaas fs!MslRs sss PIG piece
FANCY SILK T MTsf 81 so Ist;e " piece.
Be., Pins Sc paper; best Needles. &C. paper; Spool
sp e ss. ss~,Rs
s,I rS s,' and nGi Nan s?1f
bundle Large quantities Of other Fancy Goods closing
w. NOS. e, ASD sz Eighth AVENUE.
R hIsA5 s CIR S on5SHs' e. l''
FRENCH FRENCH F TT.SwEGs e. e s spray
E EREsCI E Ft9wEss e e spray.
Illusions. v9 9.,. OUT
Linen Rdsings, closing out Ioc 2c ana $50 dozen.
Sins se sSsSsssS sRss'ss
Fad os d linen ana.srSnefs &c and &C.
ESE FIAT E HSsoSs ss and and Is'
-wooLLHN GOODS Less THAN COST,
lots Of Noedewo and iace Goods in baskets cheap Rib
The entire stock contained in the closing
ssng OF nearly everything ever Kept IN The Lace Enbro
= -A' VIM kinney, e2i and 22s Eighth avenue.
between Twenty first aud Twenty. secoud stgoety
AT p COLES sS6 BROADWAY, Two DOORS
slks extremely low prices table Linen Linen shoeting
At the lowest marke, prices
AT MRS GAYHoR's-sEiRTs AND coRsErs OF
the bes quality snd latest styles At sacrifice sd se few
scts, 70 Cents Hook Fronts y n,c =, 49,. r,,
kEw pEsfass ''' '''''''
FIRST RAE II" QUALITY
,b, Sh9 10 ~ i t,d RY a g,,e,
Between S B asSs" and Elm street ate Y
CARPaTINGs AT Low PRIcRs-JoB LOT VELVET
san rs p and Sp b boz oo o
ss,h. Ma',nss &c for sae wholesale o. ressby A. JOUR
| NASH AND SHORT TIME BUYERS WILL FIND At
AEEh@Aa frsssq nES 6 S2Gk1 6axEsc PRINTS
UTICA 80 Sp aESFH hHSasG'
DhsI ssos sss1sSf SSlS5hs ahiSse DRILLS
srFi tkSr ssif ffRSHs tf RIss ssf Ks
QUILTS, TIckiNgs &C.. AZ.
BEcs purchased Tor cash q the os depressed state Il the
The closest buyers are pa-'uary rsS r e event hem
FAMILY DRY GooDs
TO tA.s department, of our busasss
We salf Tie particular
Attention Of
HOTEL AND aJusExRErxas.
sosr spdsg aaos contains
Every Nt!csa necessary Tor
HsrnL AND FAxrLr vsS.
Al Of which wssss
Offering Al Ne
low,sr MARgIT PRICES.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 4 CO.,
Canal, Corner Of ssrosr a;rsss
CRKAT REDUCTION "A LORD TAyL9Rs,
si TO sSg BRoADwAv.
tcoraer Grand strcel)
In order close ors prsssn. large AID desirable sOo
HAVE RgDrCED OUR PRICES
uFrom 10 to.as per cont ana offering
GARAT BARGAINS
In FaaAons.oe Dry Goods Of every description,
Particular attention is invited to our stock Of
DRESS Goors, rREss SILKS, LAoEs, EMsRoIDERIEs
/
HORSE rUsYIsnrNG GOODS,
Ass purchasers msy rely upon getting desirable Goods
Prices
| LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED,
Il
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CoNCxNTRATED LEAyFN.
DEAFNESS

DEAFNESS
AT ONCE REM0TED
EIHEREAL EAR INHAIAT0R
THE HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES.
NEW TESTIMONY
FROM WELL KNOWN CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.
1874 FRANKLIN STREET, N r Feb Z 1861.
Dr. Won MoscHzIsKgS:-Dear SirAcuated under sense
OF duty have testify In completely restoring
from singing noise and Deafness for more than sixteen
After all other applications had failed had the good
fortune to call which makes GRATEFUL and gives
great pleasure In recommending all those suffering
from deaf II certainly will be altogether to their advan
WILLIAM STRCTiIERS.
Nrw York, Feb 4, 1851
This certfes that my wife has been acted with partial
deafness three years. suffering with and bing
with other indications total logs of hearing
DR. Won Moscb2sker has IN the brief OF bali hour
removed from both her natter that would have
passed belief and has relieved her entirely that she
perfectly cheeTfuly and gratefully give this
JAMES EDsALL. Brooklyn
Similar the above from the President OF the Bank Of he
Republic and from the President Of the Goodhue Insurance
Company, and hundreds more, may be seen at
NO lO7 CLINTON PLACE.
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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G10 sEwARD.-1.0sr, oS SATURDAY, rZ5 IS m
sDltp 1cing thr0uSA Ira syenus fourteenth street. Mad,
or Fofty q III ssreci, small roll Of Money,
amounting 81 So IN 9cd ard bills Any person finding
the viii the above ward and tie anks Of the
owner b. calling Chea 3. Cor1s 1T East Twenty nr~s
sLeag.
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ssTIMoTIIY TITCoMB' CDR. j. a. HoLLANDp AU
thor OF "Miss tiilbert's Career 'Gold Foil "Ber
Sweet" s.Titcombs Letters &c VIII lecture on Monday
evening the Broadway Tabernacle of Sixth
avenue and Thirty fourth street. Subect-"SeH Help
Admission Is cents
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
Late News.

All the commissioned officers of the vol
un,eer militia Of this state hold a meeting
at Burlington to-day. A dispatch to Gen.
Jackman says the fourth regiment Of Yer
mont are ready to start at twelve hours
notice.
The Boston Post, (dem,) is out in 3 strong
article entitled, ".Sland by the Flag
Thirty thousand men and three millions
dollars, were voted in New York on Mon
day, 102 to 6 in the House, and 20 to ? in
the Senate, the democrats vieing with the
republicans in support Of the pleasure.
The merchants and business men of Hart
ford, CT, are stopping their patronage tothe
7IRes of that place, because it advocates
the cause of the traitors Bennett, of the
n. Y. Herald was chased by mob in the
streets, last Monday. The hooted him, and
he only escaped violence by retreating out
of sight. The next day the Herald APP
peared straight out for the Union, bur it is
of no consequence however.
The northern states are all on fire for the
the conflict, and it is impossible for us 10
print one tenth part of the offers of men
and money TO sustain the stars and stripes
Party lines are obliterated all over the
country, in one COMMON cause against the
revoIutionists. L. X. Smart, Of Maine,
late democratic candidate for governor, Gen.
Cass, and hest of other prominent demo-
Gratis, are cut strongly for the government
Ex-senator Bigler is in the same list
There is now but one party at the Forth,
and that is the party for the Union.
Gen. Scott thinks he shall have 10000
men on a war footing in thirty days. The
Maine legislature meets Monday in extra
session. Pennsylvania refuses 10 have any
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
LATEs I NEWS.
40 Person. killea--iso Wound

40 Persons kiiied--i3o Wounded.
y great meeting Of merchants was held
in New York, Wednesday. A subscription
list for the lannon's 9TH Begiment was got
up and probably 100000 would be raised
for them. This regiment lis ordered to
Washington.
At 5 o'clock p. NJ, mob ran down
Wall street to the Office of the Journal Of
Commerce Ga paper in the interest of the
iraitors) and compelled them 10 raise the
American flag.
Virginia has passed an ordinance Of Sc
cession, but it will have to be submitted to
the people. She also demands all the forts
and navy yards in the State (of course).
Stewart, the great millionaire merchant,
offers one million dollars to help suppress
the rebellion.
Information considered reliable has been
received in New York, that quite number
were killed and wounded during the sieige
Of Fort Sumter, and that this fact has been
concealed by the traitors. At Fort Moul-
lrie As persons were killed and $50 wound
ed. # this is SO, Maj. Anderson las done
more than he has had the credit OF, and ex-
plains the mystery of " fighting two days
without killing any one. Maj. Anderson
had 2 killed and 2 wounded by an accident
al bursting of a gun.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19

SURE cure for rheumatism and Neuralgia in its worst
n forn, Tie Undersigned hereby certify that they have
used Garlners rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound for
the Of Rheumatism aud Neuralgia and havs in every
found immediate aud periatei relief We have tull
confidence in healing Qualities and and would recommend
it to all who afflicted with these harrasng diseases
of the safest and best medicines offered to the pub
lie
& Hancock Jr 20 South Market St. Boston; W H. Allen,
Boston, Henry A. fuer Is South Market Boston Sanl'
Wales, Dr. city Hotel, Boston, Geo. IL. Pummer Meyerick
square East Boston Hen I'D. Gariner Webster ST. East
Boston Abram Weeks, Webster St. Boston Capt Chas. a..
Deliver East Boston.
The best medicine for the disease ever saw Chas A.
Smith, No l Old State House, boston,
Have been afflicted with rheumatism in its worstform and
entirely cured by the of bottle ~ Br
Matthews building Commercial st, Boston.
Gardner Rheumatic aud eur1gia Compound has entire
y relieved from suerin Of several years staining.
Z, lIodgkins, No l Old state House, Boston
After suffering with rheumatism for twenty years WIS
entirely cured by the use of two bottles of Garner heu
matte and Neuralgia Compound. Nornan 4. ers, 10
franklin street Boston,
The ltheuuatc and NeuragF Compound has been taken
by hundreds OF people Tor scrouDus onors with great
benefit 1t may be given children with perfect safety
Atwholesale by Macy Jenkins 6 Liberty New ork
Principal Bepot-S7 lkiiby st, Boston. Noe genui-
ne hulesS signed by CIlAS. R.GARDINER.
For sale BY John W. Moore, Bellows Falls; /. n. Thorn
Brattieboro Jobu h. Weeks, Brandon; Pond & Morse
Frances Tenn, lntand aud apotsceares generally "a %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
Married

In Rockingham, April IL, by s. l.. Billings Esq, Mr.
SAMUEL sErRENCE Of R. and Miss ADELlNE X. la
ZEN OF Athens
In Chester, April IL, by Rev C. D Jeaerls, LYMAN
WHIrC0MB, OF Springfield, and Miss SILENCE NJ SHAW
of Lowell Mass.
WRIGHT, Of New Auburn, MINI, and Miss JANE fES-
SENDEN. Of b.
In Brattieboro, by Rev. Edward Smiley, Mr.. EDWIN
FRENCH Of Brattleboro, and Miss PA4LEIA A, WHEEL
EI Of Putuey,
In East Dover, March "a by Rev O. Smith, Deacon G. S.
BUUTW ELL of BrookIne, and Mrs CHLOE SHERMAN Of
Dover.
In Ludlow, April 2nd, by Rev O. Pier Mir. SIMON ).
MAYO, and Miss MARIA L. SMITH, both Of l..
In UberiD, Ohio March Ash, Mr. FREDERIC A. LOCK
WOOD 81 Chester, Wand Miss HATTIE A HIGGINS OF o.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
CAMBRIDGE MAsKET.

Wednesday April Il.
T2J Cattle about 800 Beeves and l35 stores,
consisting OF Working oGensiiehCows and one twoand
three years old.
Prices Deef-Extra Sc 90 q 700; FIRST quality
5000; second quality SOS third quality a 90; ordin
airy, 5000.
Working Oxen, 800 q $50
Cows and yalEts-S 30 q 90
Yearugs, $3.50 two year Id SIS q l6 three year
old II g 10.
sheep t1I Lambs-175oat market PrcesinI 81 80
81 g 90 each. Extra $3.50 50 sos or from 81 to Sc
per f5. Veal Calves, e &c.
Hides Al a &c. Tallow, o. q 7 C
Pe5s S3Jc, g sl,2j each. CALI skins 8 a l0c Y 10.
REMARKs-0wing to the storm there not many
buyers usual The supply Western cattle about
l39 Prices about &c per 100 s less than last week
Sheep sold well at prices a last week
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19

more arms or munitions Of war sent south.
Good, Mayor Henry, Of Philadelphia, has
Issued y pgs, lamaiion, declaring that trea-
sop will not be permitted, Good
The Hon, Mr., yallaudighan, of Ohio.
recently expressedstreasonable sentiments,
and soon after mob tore down his house,
and drove him out ofstown.
Gen. Butler commands the Massachu-
sets brigade,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
STATE OF yEE Wont. Ata -

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta PROBATE Court, held
p-gr. Or WEsrxtssrEa Z. = a. hsssiathani, ~ithin
A. 4 for said District, the nth day a Narrhl loJi
l.r,.scut. the lion. Ahishsi siodtATf Judge.
Al fu-trrnirut puportiug % De- te iat vii and tesla
taant q SUI Z ATKINSON. lsfr u kekiBshal Ia si
Ii,frt deceased. lcing present. ~ 10 CsGt here D.,
eusy o. Urrssi aud Alexznder lemnts, executor
tsin rsisdf r prelte & 8 ord ri B. s. Court that
all srnns -uf1zrld thasra. &c nnf.si aFFear -
son - a ,duf-te H. bald af tl,e f Of a hitirr iu
fr-af 20 sid Gistlf, tho aTsi rlHesay afaune.
A. D. ifrl and ses esase- il any they ay have. against
the rrlts OF sad sill &c which purPcsr Y Is further
trr~t that copy 81 te record 81 this ord M pub ea
shr stcessser. il the hslass Fails ties HFi-d
sr' Hoekiu rhafr this state. mss be. "A
-srv cf iccoId 3isfsfi htN1 ". htAN. ksFtsier-
tiltrt1n, April .. lii 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19

In Rockingham, March 80, GILBERT GRANT, aged q
years. lie Of the oldest citizens Of the town
kind and ndugeBt husband and father has left large
number of relatives and friends mourn his loss.
In Brdgewater, Miss MARY daughter Of Ezekiel and
Mary +. " est, aged IL years.
Ia Vest Brattleboro, April 8, HATTIE LOUISA, Young
est child Whitney d. aud Louisa A. Barrett aged
3 weeks and days.
In NcNfane, March 81 EUNICE IT, wife Of Silas kenney
aged Y years.
In shelburne, on the 2sth ut Mrs NANCY wife of Oil
yer Russ, 10 the 10Th year of her age.
In Towesend the residence of Alexus Blood her
sOn-in-aw, Thursday, the llth inst, Mrs. rABlTA
C0BLEG In the ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST year OF her
In cambridge, Mass, April g. 1861, of quick
sumption, Mrs. MANY b., wife OF William NJ Hubbard in
18th year and daughter of Capt Amasa Chase of south
Londonderry VI. She left children one days
old husband, and circle of friends to mourn
her departure.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EE'B the subserihers being appointed by che Hon. the
~ lphate Court for ne district 81 Nesminstr tom
usnntrs receive examine a just ali eaims and de-
utns u all persons against tine estate Of ROBERT Nc
CoRMi X late Of Grafton n siil district, deceased and
also all claims aud demands exhibited Ia oit thsruo and
Fix months oin the third day Of April last. being allowed
by sail Nourt for that parpoes DO therefore hereby g
notice that viii attend ttr bsin.s 81 sail apioBt
lent once Of g W pesn, Of Grafton, in ssi1 Dis.
tFrt the hrst "Wednesday IN May aud tie first Wtaes-
d4y september uexr, from ci1E until ocu-k
4. ". each Of sud days.
JOSEPH II WARD } ct.
CnAuNCEY siiEsNiN.5 @@s-+sef.sss e'e-s
.. l.. BUrrgsFIEiD, Es'r.
Grafton April :, a. D. 1851. i5-7
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-19


Feeiins.--l06 Men viii Answer the Re-
yeHic IL Wanted.
Correspondence Of the Bellows Falls Times
SPRINGFIELD, April &c, 1861.
Ma. EDITOR An old general, who
saw Martin Luther about to confront the
papal power before the Diet at Worms,
said well ndwisely; My poor monk, thou
hast march and struggle to 90 through,
such as neither !, nor many other captains,
have seen the like in our most bloody bat
ties; but if thy cause be just, and thou art
sure of it, 20 forward in Gods name, and
fear nothing; He will no. forsake thee
So says every loyal American to-day to
president Lincoln. The like of the march
before him has meyer been made by mortal
man. 1t is for him to carry the most pow
erful and most civilized nation of all time,
through the terrible ordeal of civil war; 1t
is for him 10 preserve the blood bought her.
itage of the fathers. Shall he be sustained
in his march? The bold yeomanry Of the
Green Mountains have but one answer TO
this question.
Nothing can equal the intensity of feel
ing produced by the war news here. The
wish of every man is, to have a hand in
putting down the great rebellion. The tel
egraph office was throngei Saturday night
and Sunday--while the churches were quite
deserted The proposition is already start
ed tc organize military company TO be
ready for the first cali.
A spirit worthy Of their ancestry per-
vades among the young men. Springfield
has one hundred strong to answer the re-
veile, when that number shall be needed
from US to punish the traitors.
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EMPLOYMENT.

DERS0Ns out of employment and wishing to engage In a
light and heathy business whcl promises to the indus
rrohs ample psfdg and will do we'll 70 pur-
my tEpl0ttd stencil Tools do not claim
tools the only perfect cutting Tools made but
DO c them tie test Stencil Tools made in Vermont,
and really tho estaPest according to quality Of any to be
procueI
Circular and samples free. Oiee and work rooms in b.
T. Co.'S brick building the Post Once Apply in per-
son or by letter to D. L. MiLLlkEN, brandon, Vt 60
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

Benevolent Institution established by special Endow-
isut tr the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted
wt Hreut and Chronic Diseases, and especially for I'd e
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VI VALUABLE EEP0RTS on spefmat3rttOra, and other
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Cristadoro's Liquid Hair Dye, the best
article in use for colorng the Hair and
whiSkers, and an assortment Of nice arli-
cles for the Toilet, scr sale at Rowe's Sign
Of the Arch, Chester. 1918