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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-14

NJ EY HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ On aud after Monday, June lo6l Traius vii run a
fouws
Leave Northampton 20 IN Mail and Passenger Train
for New Ilvrn aud New YOrS So M, Accommodation
Train for westfeid.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
go M connecting with train Conn. River r. H. FIR
North IS ,. a. Mail aud Passenger, ON arrival u
~ 10 train from New York conueetIug at Mestde!G
dir,ct for Albany and tue West.
Leave Wcstdeld Is p for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany
Competitions az Northampton with Conn River Il. at
Westfeld Western Railroad Plain vile, Providence, Hart
ford aud Fshk r. H. at New Haven With New York and
New Hnyen Il. e. New Haven New London and onnng-
T. II and New Haven, liza tford and Springfield r. r.
Tickle solI aud Baggage checked TO all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch as By Express
IlIAS. n. YEAMANS. Sup't.
WesthcId, June /, 1851 "a
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TO \ Ea.lend i'm Need.

DR. Sweets lnf4h.r Liaisaeut s prepared from the ~
ripe Dr. Stephen Sweet Il Unnsfient, the great bose
setter, and has % ttsd D. bis Practice for the last
years most ss1enisfng As
remedy IL j. without firai and pili afiste Pain
sTerlly thtn Aay cthrr Preparation fer all kkeu
usfic and Nefvaa= DI-eer- T. = truly iftihic, and
curative Safs Wetls. Saans fFufss sc it, selth-
lag. aif,g aud aelfti strengthening prartirs
the uslicl sni Of s uiie safc
give trisi. of-r far tsfnn errsias sfcs ei ritrA
thie icrfers.rf ~ . siitiu The AT lrar
attest tai. Isrt sfs- atsetf. 5e'si - -r@
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STATE OF YER MONT. /, The lion. pr,la,e '.slrt

4 n OF FltN Nun II Inc Hon FrlIallc
pisf. wrsrxiSsrER 5. for said District To all
persons Interested IL Of PiiLENA PUL IPtit
ii buckingham in said district, dec.a-el. Gneing.
Nhgeas Charles st0Se administrator said e-tfte,
made Application writing ssil seuft, ereseutif
beneficial the hrirs F-rs1ts interested
sell all the neai deceased. sid
isnkiushin. aud cpBxcrf tire into mnc, aud pray
ing sell the same, bru-lt
here in writing 1T the
said tece1s,-i. no reside ia this state.
hereby usEifci will decide open
said application the thereof e be irl
A. stotsr IN Toausii-ii b. ssil district. a5ss
"Wednesday ia July, A. a. is, scfr you mas
De hear ia the preuiles II ou IT
BENJ. ". DEAN. Register
Grafton, Jure 8. ISL 2fG
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GAZETTE orricE.

P.itsbassA. Jaa. 2stf, lS59-
We purchased case % sous sSraNifTs. made -
PENNEY iyanfa salt Manufacturing g1nptus, fr
ircss washing, ferns. foicr< pgsSinatl
mn- peissd with tic ilef ti- Concentrated l.
Convenient aid produces ekcei-tir strung q
hra he tiiut-s pleasure te ttfiirri strength.
hesitation Ia rlcellfiiiii printers anl
fss.its saly ists tat economical
tsn potash othcr sisa reisa us,-i
" fnl fsar. 81 cuieefEAe8 fe issis ah.sit
= lou- tuenfy l-aisu1s u rotisA
- Rii'Di.h %
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safe OF YERMo,

STATE OF ONT, The lion. Probate Court
bisr. OF wEsrMINsTER, s. Tor said District To All
persos interested yne Estte of JOSHUA LARK, ia late
uf Westminster deceased. Greeting
You herby notified that this Court viii declde upon
the allowance Of the Of Ira Goodue administrator
said estate and decree distribution of said among
the persons entitled taectU at the session said court
TO held at the Office OF stodlard in Townshend, IN
said the hrst Wednesday of July, A. b. loi
aud where may be heard the premises il you
ht, BENZ. " DEAN, Eegr.
Gr,lton, June g. 1861. 242j
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STATE OF VERMONT, The lion Pro

STATE or VERMONT, The lion Probate Court
DIST. WESTMINSTER ). for said District. To ali
pcrsIis lltA CAkpENI Eli. late
vi " estuiiurtsr. deceased urertug.
You hereby notified that this will drei upon
the the account u ly CrUwrll
hast viii anu OF said deceased aud decree drbu
sail an.oug TIT persons entitled thereto, at
session thereof TO be hud the Office OF A. strdar
TOW u.hcnd la sand Distinct the hist "Wednesday u
july A. D. lsol, alcie ni,y be heard i the
pretnisrs If you IT.. BENJ. ". DEAN, Register.
Grafton, JuLe q, lS6L 23zo
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SAFE OLE vERMoNr.l

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Probate
psr. or wisTHiNsTEE, Court tor SAID District.
To all persons Interested la the cstteof HORACE TAYLOR,
late Il uafton, deceased Gryeihg
You hervoy notified that this court will decide upon
the allowance OF the account Of Is Alexander. admin
istrttor Of said estate aud gccrc distribution
among tcrous entitled thercto the sessoa
head oice A. siod ard, ToWbshend ia said
district. "Wednesday Of July, A. d. ls6 when
aud where yOu may b. searl premises sou see fit.
BENZ. n. DEAN, REGISTER.
c ration, june 10, lS5I gi-9i
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WOODS MOVING MACHINE.
The BEST in Use

ENOoD'S IMPROVED MOVING MACHINE has now
w hetre the public siGcc 1856, and having bcc1
i'm proved agaIu patented 1853 three thousand Of
machines hui and sold the harvest OF 1860
positive orders received ir thousand more
could be supplied THUS the best evidence
that the heavy anu oupicaed Movers are beg supercc
by slteT cheaper and more practical machines Fam
hudug IL burden to drag moving
Weighing 100 pounds their Oliis lands, aud
il to dispense vita dead weight II 20
pounds a great saving. Last ear ths Vermont Az
reuturr society awarded the hrst premium 70 this ma
enuc received the Grand Gold Medal Of Honor
National Trial Nincrnnes Paris in France
many premiums and medals Europe aud Amer
lea.
Tie undersigned IS agent for the sale of these machines,
and has Fix OF teln hand. The tso horss machues
are furnished SsU and the horse ior so Vita each
machine included three tines tour guards, four sections
one wrench and oil the horsc machines weigh 5l4
pounds tue one horse about % pounds ANY part d
be obgaiuel b. app yins 10 me at Bartohs
vile, Vt At
rus uaciur now offered farmers with perfect conf
deucit having bceu thoroughly tesedls the best odei
ali circumstances, Ia uSe.
Bartousyle. Vt, May -, 1851 22-zJ
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MowING MAcHINEs.-The rivalry on
moving machines has broke out with con-
siderable spirit, as our advertising columns
testify. A letter on the Kirby machine
is published in another place. This ma
chine is undoubtedly in the very front rank
Of such machines.
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Died

In this yiiiigc, June II, Mrs NIXON BEICllER GEf
E thir daughter OF te late Nathaniel fucker, ESD aged
u years.
IN south Londonderry May %, Mrs. NANCY WRIGHT.
aged Is years.
Ia Lul ow, May %, ETA MAY, daughter Of Jonathan
Ileincnway, aged ears.
In .naI.estoen, \ IL May p, Ez "A REDPlELp, aged
Il 1ears aud q mouths.
Ia Norm ChdricstoSn. May 3li Mrs HooAl1 NDAi Nle
Of David hubbard, aged o. Aears
Ia futIe, J. sir. I'd, IN L. CROSS OF leepe,
y. H., aged = years.
Ia Dulitiersiou, June /, Mrs4RACIiEL wilo~ OF
the late Earring - Il-on, 81 years. months.
Ia Natdsbofu, MAY ~, " Jan JoNlS, aged 81
Ia for0lLv =. -, Mag -, ED2AtD CltlLDc, formerly
tiuiiiOrd, A.
la Westminster West May 2G CHARLES &. WILCOX
aged IS years, ouly brother OF L. A. wilcox OF tle br-
lord Guafls.
Ia Cuyisea, Juns 2 HARRY ALE Esq, 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-14

JAMAIcA.-The Home Guards of Ja-
maica have chosen the following officers -
Nj. n. Congdon, Captain. lst Lieut., H..
IL. Wheeler; "a Lieut., f. l.. Waterman !;
Sd, j. i. Webster. 1st Sergeant, w. W.
Fish, Jr. ID, David Ball; Sd, w shepard !;
4th, a. p. CIoush, 9th, Josiah Howard.
First Corporal, w. II. II. Hollon; 2d, L.
L. Howard, Sd, Adams Twitchell; 4th, f..
G. johnson; Clerk, Il. L. Kellogg They
have adopted rules and regulations and are
10 have regular meetings for drill.
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DR.. C. II. SHOLES,

fiofhs-ot or DISEASES OF NoHE>s
TIVE only Regular Graduate Pms stefan advertising IN Dos
IL ton gIyfs particular attention 70 diseases q Noinen.
especially those suffering any disarrangement " tr
NESsrKrAL System Nar bed single Lss-s naf app,
with safety aud IN roHheec for relief fIonl tc many
fortunes peculiar % the
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have rrtparu Medicine FOR the purpose Of regulating
the Monthly sickness. which nave used for the
years ith the rablaniri The following
oilfieuititiou Is suiirliut.
uniform even in extreme eases Is aston
ishias il Is fieirrs iiesrs q Of I'm It'd .SsfHrs
have hundreds 81 private assurance Of the happy
results, but for obvious cannot plaee tsIn beiru
tile pubic
1t is che very best thing known r the purose aud
II obstruction, after all other fas viii
ssrvls protner the desired set crrc i guarantee
the prize sill tr tiuflrSl Purely vegetable
asi flelf,s tly a al times.
cAUfft Newer rafcisse any rnciicir II fiiS
of sns u tt about te eoantr, iar <a Surh rms
and Drops arr irfrsiar q s,'iifirse ~lfsi va
Espeiiere,-i and Pheasant ruonsS ~ tlst ete
rsll4in untrr nsy
sainss ir q u Sia9ft-s - raari Street l3.sseu
4sssf.rii iuas - lSta 49,
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GoLD DIGGrNG,-A few miners are at
work in Plymouth Coll Diggings with
considerable success. Al the Five Corners
Mr.. Hankerson is again at work, and last
week made $50 per day over and above
paying his help. One day he got $50
A company Of ten from Ware, n. H., have
bought claim on Noah Briggs land, and
have sluiced the stream, built wheel, got
pumps aud built a large temporary house
to live in, while working their claim. They
appear to be enterprising, and We hope
they will meet with success.
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Nj. G.. uUBBARDtS
Nj Q w I ~ c M a c HI ~ c

III He unt rignel IS agent the Hubbard icdig press
hinge bar Moving Machine, sizes Of two horse
machine, and size for horse shall unde take
tle premiums il has taken. Those VIII
intending buy Mower will find their interest
examine this machine before they purchase. IL Is
shtes draft ard bst adapted both even and uneven
grounds Of any machine ia use.
join c RICHARDSON.
Westminster, June s. 1851. 2a-26
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500 Agents Wanted.

oCAL and travelling Great inducements to local agents
1t be Of les value than from 500 10 500 per
year Interfere with other business To travelling
agents better opportunity offered. For parc
uars address, with stamp, o. NJ. BEARD,
ii Corinth, VT.
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~ OFT q E.

sThereas my wife. EIViIiA c. HARRIS has eft my bed
w Loar without just cause this Is therefore 70 Tor
bid all persons from harring trusting her my
count shall pay debts OF her contracting after this
Jde. CuISTOPIEt EAkRlS.
eiudharu, June. G, 1851. 24--6F
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Lo S II =
Ten Dollars Reward

rENHE subscriber viii pay the above reward to any
l. vino viii give hun Information sutce / Tor eouvetioh
OF the scouudIe plulered us Bed tia night
OF the 2Ita inst H. 4. GREEN.
bellows Fails, Mag ~, 1851. y
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l. II NVIo nce9
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON.

this Saloon you get any sty e Of pictures manu.
"A Pictured in the attest St. of the art prices ut
the aies Old Daguareotspes AmbrutypcS, &c COZ led
and enlarged to life size and beautifully oo,ored in oil
water eoo,s. Remember Frank Lawrence the asst
End Of the Park. Chester, will remain but Tor tine
Chester, April 10, ISL. IL
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Married.

In Clarrmont, H.. June ), by Rev o. Aver Mr. MEL
son Il rHlNj # Springfield, Mass and Miss MARY :,
GBANNtS Of Clarealont.
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DAGugRE0TYPE PICTURES
-FOR-
HE y ID - IL . ~ L =;

Eyeyy pcrsou Who has host tcloycd Child, Father or
Mother, shoud soul t. Hdnrn ilrad STONE vita
the Image departed f1r thcrt " huhig ar
propriait o., tins the ony manufacturer
81 basucrr ot No Cvt for attaching tr LiNeness % te
deceased Head Stnues and Monuments, IN THIS country
these made "A fan Muthlc mlsslru' thlr
material OF texture spnuds we'll With Marble gene
rally Monuments. fhc fcture Is secured nun air
dtHpness by uivta boN which is ucc5 uNei Ia
silu OF Casethe whole arrangement btipv
sgeuAe, L,stceJ 0 the sutee OF The Monument, the Gaze
making a very Lcautitui 0gaaapat.
A b.autihl Tomb STONE ) completed until u con-
hkcucss Of tar whose Eane II bears. abuse
hoc been called to commit treasures pf household AT
iecas the cold confines 81 the grave, will feel deep IN
rest Ia tAs Invention, tur nov dear privilege
tine iuetuieuts the sleeper beneath at vtiult
visits their grave Not wud such Likeness he ul
latlc the Fttes OF the deceased, Ia their
graves the loved ovs, but Of nuuruful iu-
tccst to ficnds and uniuainiaaccs vf the uctvsyed
This ease Is 40 lugtel that picture Of a
departed feud be copied into IL BY any Daguerrean
Artist endure Or years, uus0ivd By Niad storm,
ami now ag,tcab.e Ysitig the church yard 10
bisht iir-ikc picture Of departed hivlds pcuous
they graves,
These securely packed, and warranted 10 reach
their place OF destination ia s'iciy.
Price Tive Dollars Each.
Address the manufacturer,
4, LEWIS BALDWIN.
West Mti den, Ct
NJ SenI jor a cise,tlp. 2i-23
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MANCHESTER WATER CURE.

fs1 HIS nsttaon i open for the reception Of Patients
IL Its bathing facilities eIDG1ce every uuern npruye
for the Medical application Of Mater. together with
Electro Chemical and Medicated
kS ~ II III ~
1t under the immediate and direction Of l.. III.
Spra&uc, NJ. d., VINO from the whrh has at
tended az practice Tor the past eighteen years. feels conf
Offering his services ia this paeity that he
the bloom Of health to many faded check, and
permanent OF many diseases which blied
the skill Of ordinay practitioners
For part ulrs AID circular, free Of charge address,
l.. IL. SPRAGuE NJ D..
2229 Manchester Vt.
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GsLARD HOUSE,

~ subscriber having leased the Island House. Bel
Falls aud the Stable connected Herewith, would
that he Is putting H ~ plse ORDER aud viii be
aiy prepared aud after Wednesday May ), 20 for
of travelling public wDu may FAVOR him with their
patronage. Ills Tong experience IN the business leads him
hope that, with gcatt lniaiy sistSnts careful
teitits walters excellent pa vsyors, he Wil BE- able
fu sustain the high rsyufe OF the Island iIou Ia
finig das and successfully cater te all The
Il taSrd will such prove satisfactory
EDMUND JONES Proprietor.
Bellows Fails, May l, isai. Is
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SAD AND FATAL AccIDENT.-Dea.
Asa Simonds of Peru met with serious
and fatal accident on Monday afternoon,
May p, by the falling of shed near the
depot al Factory Port. The shed, we uu-
derstand, has never been considered very
safe structure, and being decayed, yielded
to the violence of the wind which blew
with great fury at the time. He was taken
to the depot, where he remained till his
death, which took place the f1llowing Thurs
day lie was consistent christian, and
most highly esteemed citizen. lie was 10
years Of age and though in constant deal
aud business with the world, was not known
TO have an enemy in the world.
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FRIDAY, JUNE ii, 1861.
Bool. Bindias.

- would announce TO our readers that
w. NJ, i made arrangements by which we
~. ~ pared to receive all kinds OF book
s:s1;sp. The work will be done in the
.',o.t superior manner, aud we are quite
M. IN rive satisfaction. Orders solicited
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De G. a. SIOLES EcLErre PHfsici6S. gives particular
diseases Of the gfHif7saag org sS, sud sTe
June IS 1850. 1925
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q. Il. Woods

HAS purchased stock Of Medicines and opened hem :,
the Marble shop building Of D T. ferce, ubere h'
need OF the IL
Believe FALLS. April2s-
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- lioPs-POETIY OF PuYsfc. n
let thu sirk to lIerriek 20.
Who'd Ne sick. al like 70 know.
Suc4s carcs his Pills DO make,
smirs, oyeiy SMILES, shah heck the bros,
Where ..laannes = rampant now.
hope shah wake.
~ IIerreS's maiohles Pills startle the people with
thrr cures TAisis tile 70 thea- I.are hox
> cts; boxes Il - ser aisertisemeut. J5-55-ly
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GILBERT A.DAvIS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL OR AT LAW,
Solicitor and Master in Chancery, Notary Public and
Life and Fire insurance Agent,
FEJCliyILLE, VERMONT. 81
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-17

Certain men at Washington, of whom the Republican
party has right tie demand better things, doing
their utmost to induce Republican members of Congress
TO vote for the adoption of Compromise which
will humble the Free spirit of country certain
Senators and Representatives whose constituents
dream of their lack of fidelity to principle and duty
yielding gradually to these seductons. Let the people
of the North ply their servants at Washington, with
home influences that shall encourage the faithful,
strengthen the faterng and recall to their those
who mediate detection The crisis impends.
The above, which is cut from the New York
Tribune of yesterday, may serve to indicate al
once, the sort of tyranny which is exercised over
Republican members who may be suspected Of
patriotism enough to forget, for moment pa rty
for the sake of the country. Whether the circum-
stances which have given rise to this warning,
arise out of Mr.. SEwARD's speech, the CRIrTENDEN
resolutions, or the report of the Committee Of
Thrty-Three we are not able TO say. If Mr.
GREELEY thought the first but an evidence o.
the amiabe and compromising tendencies of its
author there is no hope, whatever, of his approx.
ing Of Mr.. CoRwN's report, and still less of Mr.,
CRIrTENDENs propositions, and all who vote foI
either may expect to feel his lash. In the
meantime, we are somewhat cheered by this mani.
festation of the Tribunes apprehensions and trust
that Southern men, in dealing with these ques-
tons, will remember that Northern Representa-
tives, who make the slightest advances, are doing
SO at great risk of what Representatives most ap,
prehend, to wit-alienated constituencies; and
that consequently, they should be met with a
spirit at least as patriotic and conciliatng as their
own. 1t was wisely said by Mr.. SEWARD, that
the Union could not be saved by mutual crimina-
lions; and by Mr. HUNTER, that it is better to
nave truce even, if absolute peace cannot he es-
taohsheo' so that it promises to be one of some
duration.
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The MARYLAND GUARD.-We advertise this morn
ing the circular of the recruiting committee of this
line corps of citizen soldiers inviting an increase of
membership. The six rules published, seem to us
not only to include all the fundamental PRINCIPLES
OF military discipline, but indicate standard of
moral conduct which ought to obviate all objection
on the part of parents and friends against con-
nection with this battalion. We trust tn e ranks
will be swelled to point somewhat more in pro
portion to the number of young men in Baltimore
fit for military duty, and who ought in our ade
ment to feel an obligation to perform it, They can
not possibly have better opportunity. We learn
that the Battalion is making an effort to purchase
more suitable armory-having in contempla' ion
the unlVersalist church, in Calvert street. They
would be gratiied to receive donations from those
VINO approve of the design, to aid them in this OBJ
ject.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The fine Irish drama
of the Colleen Boon will be repeated this evening.
we have already spoken so frequently of the great
dramatic merits of this piece, the admirable man.
ner IN which it has been put upon the stage. and
the really excellent acting not only of Mr.. Collins
but also of the members of the company generally,
that it is unnecessary at this time to do more than
call the attention of those who have not vet wit.
messed the performance of the Colleen Baum with
its fine scenery and effective situations to drama
more than usually interesting, and with whose re.
presentation at Holiday Street they can scarcely
fail to be gratiGed
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DICKINSON CoLLEGE.-We are informed, saws the
Washington Star, that fears are entertained in
respect to the continued existence of Dickinson
College, Pennsylvania. That institution loses her
charter when the number of her students does not
exceed ninety; and should those from the South
secede, as they threaten, the number will be re-
duced below this standard.
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OF MARYLAND GUARD, |

TPARMoRY OF MARYLAND GUARD,
S>S BALTIMORE, LIST January, 1861.
me kecrang Comm tee Of the MARYLAND Guard pre-
in addition to the ordinary military regulaons-are used
To enforce discipline aad decorum
lAny applicant for admission into the Battalion who
has been within year previously member of any other
military company shall submit an honorable dscha ge
AIT all Company Or Battalion meetings for business,
parade drill, it shall be the duty every member to
maintain perfect order and dec1rum and observe obed
t shan "a be the duty Of member the Battalion
@ 10 w rfe On any act or CONDUCT Of any
into dsrepute or which be injurious 10 its
mo member shall, whilst wearing his uniform or any
part thereof enter any haroom, other place where
expulsion in the discretion Of The Exeeutve or
5mAny Gop mis- officer who shall appear at any
like condition. from the effects Of liquor shall be instantly
amy non Commissioned officer or private, who shall
become intoxicated OF shall be under the influence of in
SION Of the assembling Of any Company Of the Battalion
or whist wearing ms uniform or ny part hereo shall be
the Executive Committee,
ing strict military discipline and eneman Ike recruitment
among its members-derived from all classes of the
The cost Of membership is comparatively light. The
fTSg ana rscsgng and accepting invita-
are incurred by most other military organizations is strict
The cost of Uniform is follows:
Full Chasseur Uniform. .................... 100
knspsack, Blanket and Body Bet. 6SS
Undress Jacket..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
s268 N
Monthly Subscription. ....................5Sc cts.
themselves with the undress Jacket he TeV e
allowed three months within which Obtain the of the
uniform
The Armory is now provided with $50 Minnie muskes
so6 OF I dh Ts g force of the s
which has compulsory dill once week but any mem
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INTERESTING TO PuRcnAsEns OF FINE WAroHrs

INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES.
william Dixons, London. and Jules Jurgensens Copen.
hagen WATCHES Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
ChAkk'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Iime-Keep
FOR sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner Of Calver
and Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches ewery Gold
Chains, Silver and Plated Ware Lecoultre Swiss Razors
and Srops, Gold, Silver and Steel SpeCtacles to suit al
ages. New goods in Purchasers y i'll peaseca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SIS
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