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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-22
Sin 6umbns,sfebofteur NIT Der Srau ietnes Start:
~ Ner& burd,aebr0uut
Der ,Mn3eioer oes WetenS" berihtet

Der vInjei9er oes WetenS" beriGtet
6err @eOrS 6Srlter, Der In Ct. QcutS nod in
fril1em o9lnDenten" ltebenDe Seniations=@oitor
Der ebemalisen st. Qcuts Mbenp3ettungn, pelher
i'm aaafe Des Ntonato Stunt nut Der 9lethfals
betannten 8amilte &reppelt na9 Sort WaDne
~abgeretlt TT, no ct IA Nummern per oSsOiana
Stoats3ettuns" peritbte, tit mad bier etnselaufe.
nen 9lahrtnten nit Der 0attin leines Dartners,
Der Trau Spa &reppelt -Durhgebrann nj,
nadbpem er mod pom ben Mbcnnentengepern 70
piel eingetrieben bate, ais er aulammenfrtegen
fonnte. Die 5luGt oes lecOnpb1nptsen 9tebes=
paares erfOlste am Wpntas Na4mittaa tn Der
NtGtnn9 nad @btca9o bin, tpabrenp Der Ses
iCppte gpeberr q dts parauf e~benfals pte y9latte
pnBte4 unO 3par NIT ben betoen tbm BON Der
Ntutter unD Satin 5urisfselafenen &tnpern.
SAOn bier lsbte lih Der &elm Der ltlQen 9ieba
IN benz p%tpetten" 5ersen Der MlaDame Rreppelt
fir ben enrtgen NeOafteur fst unO lhetnt
oaS fruGtbdre aRltnaa Snpiana's pelsn tpeltere
ausbtlOuna pelsntliG b~sfSrDert gu baben.
9Bie aus elmer Nott3 IN Der vSSnplaaa Staats,
3ettunS erli@tltA, bat PER- 6Srltrr 10 wentg ais
PER- &reePelt Die Ssser Dee Blattes besablt, In
Tolge Dellen btele ben p8erihpnnpenen" einen
Ssrape ntAt iebr lAmetDetbdften NaHruf pipmen.
Gine 9iett5 Der jsBi9en G~lSentbMmer Der ,Snp,
thanksgiving" beagt oaB PER- 656Drlter IT'D un-
ter pas Wllttar 6egeben wlI uno a,bt p,es Del
gtrmuttuns Nnum, poB @iap. &reppelt, biz
Obnebtn 9lnlagen 5ur 8Omantlt bat, Dem Bel
lptele 70 pieler !5elOtnnen Der tsbtsea NebellOu
iOlgsn uno o~unter's MlIttGr" ssbsn Miro, sumaI
BET ,br pepIere GUrrnen" ntft ale 8erratberinuer
a~uftreten toerfer.s y aaAfA ss8 ays- sae
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Ole w~eaierumesanleibe.

Die ausgeoebnte Bstbetitguns bet Der iseter,
N~sgieru}ss @nletbe fSrDert eben 10 iiberrafhenpe
ais erfreulide 8eiultate gu Sage. Sts ieBt lfno
auf bic BON ben Netp g)orfer Yanfen sarantirten
10 Ni1tDnen Dollars ntdt rpeniger ale IS Mfil
it0nen Dollars badr etnge5ablt, IN Bottom unp
pbtlaDelpbio, beren 8anten lih fir bic eemetn
lhaftllGe l1ebernabme BON 80 Miutunen Dollars
perpFihtet baben, HnO pertaltn,Bnldbtse Gum
men baar hinterle9t trcroen, Ubne Dap bier ODER
bort lth audi nur pte unbeDeutenolte nahtbetlise
Wirtuns gednBsrt bate Uoer pte oispcniblen
SaorfOnDS felt Bssinn Der glnaabluns tpeient-
LID 1elhm1lert r0rDen tpdren. Wdbrelo elmer
gan; tursen 9erippe, ais purh iberetlte Dtspp-
~ftiUnen einiger 1nterbeamten i'm 6tnansmtntfte.
rium i'm 9lep gjorter ShaBamte iiber Is Nitutos
men Dollars an9ebanFt Taren, ntaGten lth pCrs
ubereebsnD etntge Snronpenten3en fablbar, Die
fm Dant BET. ipater 9etrrfenen arrangements
ni6t mieperbUlen fSnnen. Banfen btloen Dalelblt
ME oft bgmertt, pas ein3t9e Gelerpcir barren
@elpes inp mas pnpcn ntht burh rptrtlthe Cir
cuIatton ablOrbtrt miro, nimmt ietuen gBes UNI
per5Igli6 Dabtn. Die Neeieruns fSmmt jest
nur lelten In ben 6aa B~aarleneungea BON bort
ia be3teben, Ionpern beipertltetigt pte bepeutenpes
rem i3ablungeu DMrh bas Stem gorter Inter
lha5a,nt, tpelGe5 nieDerum BET etntretenper Gbbe
ieiner Cafe auf Die Stem yorfer 8anfen anse
tptefen TT. { 3u tletneren 3ablnn9en beDient li6
bic Ne9terun9 pes germ a%enpmmenen 9apter9ela
Des unp aud pie Truppen trerDen gum 3bell NIT
Yapter beSablt, nas oaDur6 mebr In Circulation
tOntmt. Sbne Die naGtbetliSen Bolgen elmer gu
~ltarfen @mlliiun oteies 3a6lunssmittels, auf Def
len &tnlSIln9 bic Ne9teruns ~jeoerdeit porbsreitet
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WGheres pom MfGouri.

SYratuie, Mo., 81. SIT. Maiur Scott
pOn Sen. Si9els Stab fam 9etern bier an unb
beri&tet ais autbenttld. paB Gen. prtce letn Ne-
beuenlaser In @eOar @Ountp, no sr am SOun-
abeno Dor s &aSen anfam unp pOrau4 lI@tlt6
etne SGlaAt anbtsten pOlte, aufbreben unb
letnen 8ad3us bic an bte @ren3e BON Nrfanlas
fcrtlsben pirD,
Ct. 9Outs, 81. Stt. 1nlcre @treicurps
beri&ten, ooB bic gauge beipu6nete Wfa&t Der
Nebslen TN lupSltlihen MtiOurt nttt aber 5000
Mann betrdst. Gin Wiann BON Yrice's Qlrmee
bertbtet, DuB Saflun's Rebslsn 9esislatur In
StodtOn, Der Counts StaDt BON GeOar-GOuntp
In Stbuns III, wObts 0icGulpugb NIT 5000 bis
10000 Wann Se1ifdrfuna fir Yrtce anrift,
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xele8rapbtfcbe WaDrtcbreuL.
sseustes DON seauna @pnrUs.

MOnrOe, 20. Stt. G.nise 20 9srlonen,
tDelGe mebrere Sage gewartet baben UNI unter
Darlamentarfla9se mad giorfClf gu seben, tsbren
peute @beno naob Baltimore 3urud, pa General
NOol teBt perelethen Communications l9lets
terein9e niGt ~Seltatten wta.
Die frei9eloienen @efan9enen Der @onf6Oertr-
ten fathen beute M6ursen pom Sort 2afaYstte bier
an unD weroen far's erlte anf eth @~rCpilOnsi9iT
seihidt. ci95aisls 5u0 Hasg gH8 re- aaf F.,
S@tfe fir bic srOBe expedition trefsn nod
itinpItf etn. Die 2ruppen pom Nnnappl;s wers
pen beute @beno erpartet.
Die arrangements gum Nbeeben Der @rpept-
ton linp eenit9enD unD bsrs,t9 pOaenpst. Der
Oampfer SpauIptng Sins 9eltern NIT prpptlios
.nen naG 5atterasl rap nitro beute 3uruderwartet.
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~
Mrmcebericf1t,

Ser @doUner Gairfur bHrd' SabrldiHsfcit ~OerlOren.
Die WanlAaft tpar CUR 3ett Der 0e9nabme
pes @dppners utHt auf tbrem @lab, ~lonpern an
8prp pes S6lsppoampfers. NRtt Der 6lutb trteb
Der Schooner, welGtr auf ben @runD eelegt NOR
cen mar unp in 8Ol9e peien pa9 Sau ssrrtb, ans
uier, Ubne paB Die geringften &altrengunsen gu
istaer 8ettung genlaht werOen %tonnten. Wenn
lofUrt Elm neuss Eau iber9epOrfe ZEN mare, tpirpe
oaS unsliIf njGt porsetommen letn.
sDabrideinIide geieterbreanuns 8OIipars 0mrdD Die
gebellen.
Cine Oepel@e, weIGe 9eltern In Wa1bingtcn
%etnlisf, la0t. pab bic Ne6eIen DaS auf einem 6l
gel binter 9arpero GerrY eelesene D6rfdsn 8os
ltpar nieOerbrennen tperoen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-22
Monlnargeil

0af6tngtOn, Il. Sft. Der Yrets
tpel@er friber fir @pfmarten an GOntrattOre
be3ablt purre. mar Is Gents per GauIenp. Set
werpen nur IA Gents per Sauieno be3ablt, tpa
etne GrlparntB BON beinahe 20 PCT. beDtngt.
SnantftiOnsseridt.
Dd Gonna. 3. s. TOpre Don Der .8rootlSt
etn SnqutittCnssrrtdt tn Anbetra&t Des Sapl
Sumpter geforCert bat, 1T poHslbe c%onfttutl
pCrOen unO betebt aus ben @apts. Sbulrtd
Stublin9 uno Sanps, = George u, @eto,
Ne9terunaSonpalt.
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gertdt DON ber asssnabms Dee Viraten eumter.

8OfOn, II Stt. Die Bangor Shines
pnbliairt einen aus3ug aus etnem Srlefs, Dattrt
SarbarUes 81, Sept.. NORM bertttst plrO, pap
Der 0troten Dampffr Sumptsy an Der Sffaltr
Der Snle BON rer Ver. ct. Grssatte @pwpattau
9enpmnen Wprpen TT.
Brtefe BON 8arbappes bonn %. Sept. erWdb<
zen ibrisens pes @ertGtes NIT tetHer SpIRe.
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eins ealaat i'm eauge mabs s~sssburs, !

Der oWalbinstcn Star" BON seltern la9t:
Gten, ais wtr anr QreTe aeben, erfabren ptr,
pae Der Geinb cine Mbtbeilua9 unlerer Gruppen,
uabr1Getnltd 3u Gen. Stons1s D,ption gebG
renp, melGe am pOtomac, unsefabr 3 NieiIen
pom 2sesburg, Ssrl8anst tnp. ansesrtfsa bats
Ginsr pfF3te9en Depelde 3u1OlSe battet Die
8ebeaen gOrmttta8s nod teiRen Wnertf anf pte
NeeRtgungswerfe gemaAt.
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SerbrennHns Der 9taot 9HmbplHt, Raufas

9eaOenwUrtb, Il. Sttbr. Die Stapt
9nmbplot, Sam as, ipl pom Hete0en aus Dem
Snbianerlanpe atsebrannt tpCrpen lstn.
Sic Mr&tue Der ganp Sffce tuO wabrlasin-
LID perntttet.
Die 9ons'Grpreb rtro tpabrl&einlt6 auf60-
rem, lpbalp Die aeIesraptenltnte mad San Gran.
cisco erSfnet IL.
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@pr Rentusp.

9outsotlle, 19. Stbr. Ole @erG6te,
tp'lNs beute bier c%urlirten. Dap Greensburs, &py
BON elmer beOeutenO ibsrlessnen Na6t Ger Ne>
belen 9enOmmen woroen Mno Gen. NouIeou's
8rtsape auf rem 8ad3us naG QoutSutae besrtf<
fen Jet, [hetnen gang a~runDlps au ietn.
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weueRe Srisssrad,ridten.
&ries III MiHuuri. &eriMstDm tptecer setp n, me
Der Gfea bel Emu Sreer heSfG tfnt

Sci erpn SttY, 81. Stt. Der Ne-
beaen9ouSsrneur in eerin9tcn wurpe bon 100
Mann peS eriten MilOurta9 fegtments lberraIbt
unp Der Srt NIT alien &ranfsn uno Gerpunpe.
ten, iopie elmer Suantitdt @slps9rs, @tltoIen
unp 3tpet &anpren irteoer erUbert. 10 unlrer
Sranten uno Gerwunpeten 1no Iettrem tter6er-
sebra6t rcroen. Die Nebellensarnilon betanp
aus 800 Wfann.
Der Sies Der Sunoestruppen bet 9Ynm Greet
1T beltGti9t.
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Radbtiisnale Der Mrmee,
Bulgenpe tpldtige Srore lpurpe frgalIen
Meneral. Sr0re 9o. 29ymAR u3fH4si

SUlsenDe rtdtigeD rore 1purpe erlalIen; la
Weneral, Srore SO. 20. QissG 13tI9aaB So
9auptquartier Der 9otOnlacsArmse
6ag HaaUaibin8tOn. Oft. II. Eel. 8
@s tperoen in Ger YotOm4r @rmee St9nale
einaeridtet pfrpen, ourh pelde %befreunpste 8ee
~aimenter l& ~jeosr3ett bet Sag unb Na&t erfen
nen fSnnen. . Mator Gilbert &pers, @tJnalrfs
f Tier wtrp bielelben uah letnem in 0ori1lag
aebraHten Nlaue einri6teu anp pte bstrefsuoen
OfR3iere lplen allies aufbtetsn, iba In lsinsn BE,
ltrebunsen a9 unterltlBer, n3l0 @,tI3aif9 lasi
4l a3sl @eneral.M ajor Me@leGau. Ga
So M. Wtatams, MiGftn5a@ 9 neralaptutant.
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Wir sebsn nit @ersaasen folsenoem Sin.
0elonet" aus WalbtustOn 8aum, seben isDOh
Dem gtnlsnoer gu b~eOenten, ba6 Der Nrtltel, ouf
we'@en sr lt& beste9t, ntGt 6oipttalangelesen1ets
ten, lrltsern Die SOree fur pte SOFTEN bebenpelts.
pslp' legtete 9ertb In anerIsnnensmertber ggeile
geubt pirp. Wsnn Der 5err @tnlenoer elaubt,
pap er p~erlsIbsn tetne @uertennuns 3oqen bari,
p lanse per 9pipttslpienf nod bic aertnaRse
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M6sen mir btsr balD Elm Qeip3is fit Die saae
Der Gretbeit erlsben, pel6ss ipentser gerluite uno
erfrsultGsre SOlsen bat, als fur rte Rrin3tpge-
treuen Eeutlhen. Damn, spenn mir Gttpas 9e@
leitet uno unlrs Grtten3 geliGert BADEN pann
nnerhen mir nlm helhetnener rperpet.
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Sin edtf Don stnsm Nlra,en sefoat.

Rttlaoelpbta, 81. Ott. 4as @Gtf
Ut, M. Mtlles fam beute pter an unD bert6tst,
Dap es 200 Metlen Sf- SID-Olt etne SrtSs
bon Baltimore anlpraG, ipelGe an Dem ldben
No4mtttas BON etnem ptratsn ssiaet wprpeu
mar.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. satreu ami pem Eeunerr =

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS satrsn anf benz Eenneft efua
@atro, Il. DIT. Das Ranunenerut go
nsltoSa reroSnpsttrte eeitsrn Den 9enneFee BIG
an oe Wren5e, wClelbit er Elm FAIRIES Rrbeaens
: crpS entpedte.
Is tsbrte beute Nadmittas nit 2 NIT Nlebl
belapenen Supten guild. - Gen. 9arpee tit
nit 5000 Mann In Belmont, $40.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

the sacred red, white aud blue, with IN,
Felchville band and n large cuncourst
OF citizens. A speech Of welcome wa,
made by Judge Pingrcy, to which fitting
response was made by Capt. veazry. AT.
ter refreshments, must beautifully furnish.
cd, procession was formed, and marched
TO the church where speeches were made
by Rev. Mr. Picknell, Capt. veazey and
others, aud Bible was presented to each
member OF the company. The scene was
deeply interesting and affecting. a purse
was also presented TO the boy drummer, o.
liver Petiengil Of Andnver, and PATRIOTS
letter, encl, sing 500 for the benefit of the
company, was also received and read, from
Charles Jarvis. Esq, of Weathersfeld son
of the late lion. William Jarvis. Amid
much cheering and waving of handker.
chiefs by the ladies, the company started on
the march home, where they again parad, d
the streets, though having marched some
twenty miles that day. We have received
longer account OF this interesting occa.
sion, but it came SO late we were Obliged to
abridse it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
Died.

In Windsor, May Q. Mrs. HARRIET c. MANN formerly
Of this town. aged IS years.
In fu,ncy, May 10, MARK CRAWFORD, Esq, aged 90
years
In Westminster, MAY 81. CORA JANE aged months
May b CLARA ELIZA, aged wears. children OF Morris
and leusa Pierce. The funeral service Of
rendered douhy solemn, by the fct that the second
passing through her death struggle, procession
cft the door her spirit took its flight iei the
whose death had teen such mystery and grief to her.
side by side they he sweetly sleeping,
Little loved ones early hlcst
Free from care, and pain, aud sorrow,
Oh, rejoice, They
But the graveyard oh, the graveyard.
Let us turn thou rhss away;
Looking upward, looking upward
Into realms OF endless day.
Side by side In heavens bright regions,
Two sweet anscs sns aud soar,
Welcomed 10y the host Of heaven,
There to dwell forevermore.r
In Hahfsx- May 81, Mrs. EXPERIENCE 7 ARSSw0RTfI,
widow Of Thomas Farusworth, aged 70 years, moath.
In eartonssile, May 3 Of aPPoPiexy JOSEPH WILLARD
aged y yeaes, 5 months. f.-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

MOVING MACHINES Woods moving
machine, advertised in our columns, is thus
spoken Of by +. X. Robbins, highly es-
teemed citizen Of Cornwall, under date OF
August rs, 1860. II have cut thirty acres
OF grass the past season, with the Wood 5
Moving Machine which purchased OF you,
and | can say, after having fully tested it,
that II excels any machine have ever
seen in operation, in its combination OF
lshiness, ease Of draft, strength and dura-
bility."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

GEN. CAss.-Gen. Cass is resolved, even
in his old age to die with harness on his
back, and has mounted his old uniform, and
reviews his troops now copyrighted in De-
troit, every morning. He has contributed
out OF his own private fortune $4,000 to
the equipment OF The Michigan volunteers,
and $4,000 to the support of their fami-
lies during their absence.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednes tayi May ~.
Atmarket $50 Cattle, about 40 Beeves and o. store.
insisting OF orking Cows and anC
three years old
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra So % e. first qualit,
Sde1i second quality $3.50 third quaity,S ordin
airy, 50 90,
WORKING 0xen,S 81 90, a $50
Cows and Calves 40 90
old 90 GU
Sheep anI Lamb -l6s0t At market PrieesiniotssI5 80
~ % 90 eaeh. Extra 295 IS ng or from 81 "a sac
per Ii. Veal Calves 100 q 600 Spring Lambs se "A b,
Hties Al ig 30. Eallow, 81 q &c.
Feits S5Ac, Ses slo0 each. Cali skias e &c u H.
REAARks---The supply to-day shout the same a.
ast week saiesiuIi Bef 2jc per 100 rs lower We no
teed some otsthst averaged l459 u.s., sold Sc so PEI
10 Us. ~ lbs shrink. They fat and we'll formed
sheep. we're z5c lower head, though contract
Cd or last week sold at DC 10 Other lots
sheep and irghtnot giving the drover any profit Calves
Is G, Jlchigher.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

FAT CATrLE.-AIessrs. Taylor g. Con.
verse, butchers, dressed off COW and her
calf tue other day Of unusual weight and
good quality. The COW was but four years
old, and dressed 7S7 lbs beef, and 1902 lbs
iallow. The calf was about eight months
old, and had been with the COW up TO the
time of being butchered. 1t had 80 lbs
iallow, and dressed 430 lbs of handsome
beef, for It certainly coull not be called
veal. They were raised by MIR. Scion o.
colt of this town.
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FairbanIxs HOrse.
toMM,ssIoyEn~ NOTICE..

vVE the suhscribcrs being duly appointed nv the Hon
w Probate Court for he district Of Westminstr
msoaers receive examine and ADJUST all csis md
mssds a - persons against the estate 81 HoeBAKD
BL0DGErT. lac Of Grafton. in sid district. oass.
also sii claims aud demands exhibited IN of thereto; and
six months fiep the 10Th day Of May. last ng allowed
By said ccart for that do therefore hereby give
nete that VII attend t the business Of sid appat
ment at the late Dwelling HOUSE deceased Graf
ton in said District the 9th day Of Jais th
Of November next, from O'Clock A. NJ until oek. p.
NJ. each Of said aays.
HENRY WALKER.
GEORGE W. AYRES N"'"n''ssa'7rIf-
JOHN DHISELL, AlnJ.
Grafton, May 2, A p. fse1.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
WOODS MOVING MACHINE.
The Best in Isey

yVooD's IMPROVED MOVING MAcnIN. has now
w been bf re the public since 1856 aud having been
Improved, again patented u, iS5s Ihrre trusand of
t'se mieiys hui aud sold the harvest OF 1850
aud positive orders received fr Thousand more
which could not be supplied. This l. the beet eyl-nre
st The heavy and complicated Mowers being supcrc
Ell by lighter, ehesPrr aud norv practical machines, Farm
eis hnng Il unnecessary bnrru to drag moving
machine weighing 100 pounds their rolling aud
cannot t 10 that to dispense with d.,d weight 30
pounds Is great saving last year tn Vermont Az.
rcntural Society awarded the first premium 20 this
chine aud II also received the Grand Gold Medal Honor
a the National frir at Nincepncs Paris, France
aud many other premiums aud medals In Europe Amer
lea
TIE undersigned is agent for the sale OF these machines
and now has Fix of them hand The hone machines
are furnished for $50 aud the horse so. With
machine s included three thcs, guards fur
one wrench aud oil The horse machines weigh
pounds, the horse about 90 pounds Any part
the machine can be obtaued By applying 20 at B.rtons
Vile, VI at cost.
THIS machn. is offered TO farmers with perfect conh
onesit having been thoroughly tcsrds the best under
all circumstance NV In use.
GEO. D. BARTON. Agent.
Bartousvie. Vt, May 20 1851. 1928
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
DR.. c. n. SHOLES.

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WoMES,
fINiE only Regular Graduate Ply stefan advertising in
ton, gives particular attention Diseases Of Women
especially those suffering from any arrangeeut OF tho
MkNsrRuAL srsTEM Married single Ilits may appI,
with safety and in confidence, for relief the many mis-
fortunes peculiar TO the SEX
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared Medicine for purpose of regulating
the Monthly Sickness, which nave the last ten
years with the most unbounde The following rec
ommcndation is sufficient.
" It's uniform aston.
tshtng As u Is satisfactory oEHaf Of I Med Science
have hundreds of private same happy
results but for obvious place before
the public
It's the very best thing known for the purpose,
of obstruction after all other means have failed. vii
surely produce the desired Effect. "A Is guaranteed
all eases or the price viii bc refunded Purely vegetable
and perfectly safe a all times.
CAUflIN Viewer parchase any medicine Of this
Of IL eft about the country sale such Pills
aud Drops are deserving Of no confidence whatever
Experienced aud pleasant rooms for those who
sh to remain under my care.
A1lreSs DR.. c. H. SiIULEs, l27 Court Street Boston
wiostcn. June 20, Is60. 26-25
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

orRiNeFrErD.-The Springfield compa-
a n volunteers, w. G. Veazey, Capt,
gay time on Tuesday. They went
az excursion, under command Of Lieut..
d. Stoushton, their drill master, TO Per-
asSile, by inyitaiiea Of the citizens of
a' place, They marched through North
p''nsheld and were received st the town
pc oy company Of cavalry under COM
and OF Capt. Kenney and afterwards by
company Of 81 ladies neatly dressed in
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In Reading, May d by II. II Hammond Esq Gil As
?. MAYNARD OF Reading, aud Mrs. LUCIA l. iIvIsING
Ton Of West Windsor
In WsiPole, n H.. by Rev. Dr. Bellows of New York
HENRY q HHEkLOCk TO HARRIET 5. IL daughter OF
Joseph q. Dorr, Esq
In Brcokline, MAY 10 By Rev. D. NJ Crane of Boston
Mr. HosEt H. CRANE of rownshend and Miss CLARIS.
SIZE /. sfEBBtNs Of Brooklue.
In Fayetteville, May 10th, by Rev. Warren Mr. Al
WIN JOHNSON aud Miss JULIA NJ. WoRDkN, both Of
Marlboro
In Springfield May is. Mr. LEWIS A. PIERCE Of Spring.
field, and Miss MARY ". BRONSON daughter al Mr. ~
mon u Of Wea,hersneld Mr. 4. is menber Of the
pany recently enlisted ia Springfield.
In Windsor, May 10 by Rev. Mr.. Byington Mr.. HENRY
Esff Of WcstmorelaBd to Mrs. JULIA A. HUBBARD OF
Windsor
IN jacksonville May, 49, by L. Brown, Esd, Mr. TIMo-
Tiif BELLOWS and Miss SUSAN NJ. A0K.IS, both OF
Wilmington.
In Paperuuil Village, III, May l6 by Rev, d. Adams
Mr. WILSON Holt aud Miss HELEN 5. HOWARD, both
Of Papermiil Village.
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THE MARKETS.

- BosToN Way .
FLOUR AND GRAIN - continues dull but the lest
brands sell FIR q the Corn goes for 10 "a C2c
Oats, - g sic. aye, 74c
PRoststoNs--bull and lower Butter has fell aud the
best Is in fair lie Eszs "a lie per don
Better sand them up country.
NooL.-Ao change. Best grades, So q doc.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

fINlIE sniseriher will pay the above any one
wha MA s'se him information sulrie consiet,s
Of The sepirir.l stu pla,ercd his HOT h,l.un the night
Of tie 9th hst II Y. GRkEN.
bullows taiis, MAY 30, 1861. ~
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a Friend la Need. Town,

Sweets Infllihe Liniuien, prepared from the re-
epe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of couucfcns, the great bone
stter aud has been used Ia his pracf f the
with the most astonishing A. external
remedy IL IS without rival and viii alleviate pain rsor
spa.ily than any other preparation. all Rhe4l-
matte and Nervous Disorders !. truly infable a.
curative for Sores. Wounds sprains r &c it, soosh
ing hns and powerful strengthening properties sxrite
the just soader ami astonhment Of all etsr
give il trial Over four handrei certificates
ahlc cures, performed By t within tie la. YEAR
s',est t.is tset@ See advertisement s'-rc~l
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Photograph aud Ambrol!pe Saloon
In Springfield

The rnSisr invited call e-an,as .y tatc.t nm,
duefions Of PHOTOGRAPHS. Cof0E Epishr,l .ish -.
ss ink and Pain many of wei eoPis frvm old infr
nor Amhrotsre- snd Dsru~rrsssprs firs-e rsI hefs
10th Of mind aud purse. ~ = 81 = - =
rs~ssn' l. nj Heens .ar syss FHr s.yrss sasr
sAaks 2 sawEks.
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BRArTLEBoRo.-The Brattieboro COM
amy, under command of Capt. +. A. Todd,
'arched TO Newfane last Sunday, and en-
F@ped on the fair grounds at that place.
aey expect TO leave the state in about two
eeks. The Home Guard at Braffleboro
II drilled Rearly every evening by c. A.
lilies.
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EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
HyDRO-MAGNETIC sIPHO.

ron THE PREVENTION AND CURE DfsEAsn THE
URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, ruE kmSEfs, STOMACH
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This sipho, when used prevents and Nervous De
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lseuchorrhoa Whites, Proapsus Uter Failing
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The spho enables all and disease, without
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destroying all morbid secretioas and poisonous matter
the system IL pleasant TO impirts strength
10 the body enlisens the spirits mps ehsrIfpess the
mind aud gives and elasticity all who psr IT, that
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We send riiA saea Spio important priras eoa6dss-
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