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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

and herds are not permitted to Craze upon
the hillsides in safety Cdiedoaida,
What is the trouble with the Bennington
County Jail More prisoners have got loose
The Banner Says; Two prisoners, Nor
FAT and WHITNEY, holding quarters in the
stone lodging-house at bennington Center,
rent free, left it last Monday night, in rath-
er an ungenIlemanly manner, by means of
an aperture which they had made in the
wall, it being the same place operated on
by their predecessor LAWRENCE. MoFFAT
was convicted on a charge of assault and
battery at the late session of the County
Court and sentenced to one years imprison-
ment. Whitney was awaiting his trial for
robbery. An lrishman confined with them
says Motldt was at work two days, over and
above the time it took him to relieve him
self of his handouts, and that he left the
jail little after midnight; Whitney did
not 90 until three in the morning. They
were tracked to a swamp in the rear of the
Jail, it appearing that the one who escaped
last tried 10 step in the track of his COM
panion probably thinking it might lead to
the supposition that but one had taken that
course.
On Monday the oath ult., while daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Louisa Leonard, of johnson aged
6 years, was passing near the stove, her
clothes took fire and she was so badly burn
ed that she died on the morning of the first
inst.
The son Of Mr., Alder Gobar, who swal
lowed copper cent last summer, is dead
Inc Irasburg Standard gives an anus
Jog account Of a donation party. We give
the closing scene. The evening passed off
very pleasantly with speaking, singing.
visiting, and the whole interpreted with
liberal amount of counting by those who are
just beginning to feel the premonitions of
that terrible itch which results inland too
often ends wth-matrimony. These latter
felt that it was good to be there" and
so "simmered." All were happy though
oysters were ''rather down in the mouth
BREACH OF Promise CAsE.-AIiss AIDE
laide Dumas of Waitsfeld, VT, has COM
menced suit against William Lyzott Of
Stowe for breach of promise Of marriage.
to be tried at the next term of the Lamoille
County Court-Negsdealer.
An attempt was made on Tuesday night
last, to fire barn in the rear Of the Court
House, owned by Mr.. freddie Chafte. A
punch of matches tied to pole some ten
eet long was found on Wednesday. 1t had
been ihurst up into the barn by removing a |
DOSE board. The matches we're ignited
md the fire had communicated to some
'orn-stalks but went out in consequence Of
he dampness ofthe fodder. For the safety
II our people and property, our authorities
Will be compelled to appoint police force.
-RaIand Caurier.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18
Vernon, sin.e Agricultural soc;ee,

AT The Annual Meeting of the Vernon
State Agricultural Society, held at RUTLAND
on the 10th inst, the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing wear
PreStdeaL-H. II. Baxter, Of Rutland
lice PncsidentS-Edwin Hammond, o.
Middlebury; Henry Keyes, of Newbury
J. w. Colburn, of Springfield; john Jack
son, of Rutland.
ReeordIng Secretay.-C has. Cummings,
of Brattleboro.
Corresponding Secretary. : Daniel Need
ham of Hartford.
Heasarer-J. W. Colburn, of Spring
field
additional Directors. Frederick Hol-
brook, Of Brattleboro; L. B. Plat, of Col
chester; David Hill, of Bridport II. S.
Morse, of Shelburne; d. r. Potter, of
81. Adams; G. B. Bush, of Shoreham :;
ELIJAH Cleaveland, of Coventry; II. G..
Root, OF Bennington; Nathan Gushing, of
Woodstock; John Gregory, of Mortified :;
George Campbell, of Westminster.
The Treasurer's Report was read and
accepted. The report shows balance in
the hands of the Treasurer of three thous-
and SIX hundred and thirty-fve dollars and
eight cents. (s3,635,oS.)
The Directors voted that the next An
nual Fair should be held on the 10th, 1ltb.
18th and 18th of September next.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

DR. SWEETS INFALLIDLE LINIMgNT FOR HORSE,
s anryalsd oy any IN and all Of Lsmencss ar;
pfA41s, bruises Or Mrenchng lie effect Is magical AZ
VII also cure speedy SPAWN aud ngbons NAV BE saI
prevented and cured In their incident Stages hut cb
ose are beyond the possibility Of radical cure NJ a.
u te hind however 4 so desperate hopeless but i
ne alssatod BY this Eminent, and ifs faithful apps
travel with comparative ease
livery horse owner should heave this remedy a; hand e
telg use az the hrst appearance Of Iameness viii ef
az aores are liable aud which render % meny otheru
valuable horse nearly worthless See Advertisement swlt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

The Charleston Mercury advises the inn
mediate importation Of couple Of million
Of Africans, whom it calls '.cannibals." in,e
South Carolina. But isn't there some dan.
ger that so many cannibals might som,
morning eat up for breakfast all the whit,
folks in that little state, and then start of
towards Florida for their dinner? p Pyen.
tee.
The Albany Evening Journal of Wed.
nesday announces by authority that Mr.
Seward has accepted the state department
IN Dir. Lincoln's cabinet.
Thomas NJ. Edwards of Keene, republic.
can, has been unanimously nominated for
reelection to Congress in the third district
OF New Hampshire.
The South Carolinians took Fort Moul-
'rle and Castle Pinckney Immediately after
the evacuation of them by Major Anderson.
And now why don't they take Fort Sumter
Are they waiting for anything in particu-
lar P Prentice.
Nine hundred kegs of the new white gup.
powderjust invented and favorably received
~ England, have arrived at New-York.
The first victim in the noble cause Of
South Carolina independence" fell on NJ on
day night of last week, in Castle Pickney.
lie was private in the Carolina artillery
and was accidentally shot by one of the
seniinels, while going his rounds"
The wife of president (eIccD Lincoln is
at the Astor House, New-York, and will
visit her son at Harvard college before re-
turning to Illinois. The wife of Major An
derson has also returned 10 New-York
from Charleston.
Mr. Clayton, assistant secretary of the
treasury, gave up his office on Monday. bv
invitation of the president for being a
traitor to the government.
The Ohio legislature (House) has refused
" iSp Sdi the law 10 DrgVeut
kidnapping under which democratic denntv
marshals and their slave-catching possess
nave suffered many grievances. The
Union must now be dissolved.
Mr.. Buchanan will speedily put the test
to all the government employees at Wash,
ington, and those who will not mako oath
10 support the Union and the constitution
IN all their integrity, will be removed with
out further words.
The republicans of Newark, N. ] have
mad large meeting and resolved NOT 10
agree TO any compromise with the South
The Michigan legislature, have one dem.
ocrdt IN the Senate, and eight in the Hou.e
did not adjourn over for the presidents g.,
lay but It was agreed by a common e,psan,
among the republicans that if the democr,,s
wanted to stop and pray (they alone being
responsible for the miseief to be aver,ed9
hey should have leave to absent themselves
/, that purpose, and their pay roll to 90 on
he same.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

On Sunday last, a, Richmond, Va, Rev.
DR.. Pryor, father of the Roger A. Pryor.
attempted to preach disunien sermon in
the High street Presbyterian church, where
he IS the officiating pastor. After discodrs.
ing at some length, extolling South Carolina
and commencing her action, he was inter-
ruPted by one Of the promineu, members.
who rose in lis seat and declared such SEN
timents TO be treason. The reverend GEN.
tleman rot desisting several members lef,
the church, and one more daring than the
rest, entered the pulpit and requested DR.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

EucnRE-ExTRAoRDIxARY AND Ex-
CITING GAME.-The Boston Herald reunr,s
'hai The following extraordinary and excit-
game OF euclre was recently played by old
hands at the cards. There was tremend-
ously large contest, the spectators number
ing nearly thirty millions besides immens.
SAUNDERS Of outsiders who we're less interest.
ed IN tie result. The stakes to he nlaved
'of were The largest ever known to be risk
I'd ~ this game, and the betting was cor
resPeadingly heavy-ihe odds slways being
largely IN favor Of the ultimate winners,
Programme cfthe Game.-south Caro-.
Ina sud James buchanan against Major
AHders"a aud Gen Scott. South Carolina.
deals aad turns up ten Of spades (nisrers,.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

LOCATION OF THE VALLEY FA1R.-At
ameeting ofthe Board of Managers TO the
Conn.,, River. Agricultural and Industrial
Association held at The Windsor House on
"Wednesday last week, it was decided TO
hold the Annual Exhibition OF the Associa.
ton Tor the next three years, at White
River Junction.
The next Annual Fair will be held on
the loih, llth and 18th days of September
next, and with favorable weather, the Board
confidently hope that the Exhibition will
satisfy exhibitors, visitors and their own ex-
pectat:ons.
The managers have adopted one or two
new rules, which their experience hereto
lore proves to be necessary viz. That all
entries for premiums and purses, must be
made before the gates are opened for fine
admission of visitors, and the gates will not
be opened until y o'clock on the 10Th or
the first day of the Fair.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18
A Card to The Suffering.

Inc Key WItLfAN CcsGRoyE, whe sborne as a r1issjs,
~ "a satah was cured q Consumption when ali gt
means hha Jailed by recipe obtained from learned pht
ean eti ing tn the great city Of Jeado This ree IN
euel great numbers suffering from CONSUMPTION Brosi
u.s. sore Throat Coughs and Colds aud the deilitv ~
ne T '9ns depression caused BY these disorders
DESTROYS Of beneatting others viii sand tbis .si,.
which have brought home with ME Ia All VIM Mesa
Eee o. eaafge' Address, REV. WM C0SGR0yE
~ 49 Fulton Avenue. Brooklyn n Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

ASTRANGE CoNrRAsr.-Onthe Russian
New Years day. which occurred on Satur-
day, the 18th, twenty millions of Russian
seris were legally transformed into free
men. While this great triumph of personal
liberty was being celebrated in the most
absolute Of European governments, in this
republic, on the other hand, which started
into existence upon the declaration of the
inalenable rights Of all men to life, liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness" a fierce strug-
gle was beginning, threatening war and
bloodshed, in order to resist and roll back
the influences Of Christianity and ciyiliza-
ton, TO make slavery a national institution
and to surround it with new defenses.
While even Russia joins the grand march of
the world towards liberty and preclaims the
right of the laborer to his body, brains and
and whatever he can procure by them, does
anybody believe that the workingmen of
Anne lea, are going TO declare human chat
telism right, and to make it national, increase
its domain and perpetuate its power, be-
cause the lords of the plantation demand
Il ?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

Gov. Buckingham of Connecticut is a,
Hartford The COurant says that from as
surances which reach him from various
parts OF the state, he is confident that ten
thousand men could be promptly raised and
equipped in Connecticut, under a properly
authorized call for volunteers to sustain the
general government in putting down REBEL
ion. The men of Connecticut, no matter
what their political antecedents are, love the
federal Union, and 'ciU fight for IL. There's
no politics about this out the love of fair
play and obedience TO Tar is inherent in the
sons of Connecticut.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

SoUTH-CARoLINA TO BE INDICTED
Judge David A. Smalley of Vermont,
Chairman of the last national democratic
committee) charged the grand-jury Of the
U. ). circuit court at New FORK city, on
Monday, to declare Carolina guilty
Of high treason.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

The following ten disunion senators have
now retired from the Senate, leaving it al
together in the control of those who are
determined to maintain the integrity and
honor of the Union, and also rendering
quite easy the success of some project Of
compromise in that body Davis and
Brown of Mississippi, Yuee and Mallory of
Florida, Clay and Fitzpatrick of Alabama,
Ioombs and lverson of Georgia, Hammond
and Chesnut of South Carolina. There re-
man o6 senators, and 20 in majority. The
republicans number %, and can call to
their aid on most questions at least three
South Americans or northern democrats.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

me Po'oer Of Medicine orer Disease
We know of no letter illustration of this fact
Than the wonderful effects Of the orv0e,ot
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

The republicans Of Ashtabula county,
OHIO, are TO select their postmasters by
ballot, in the several townships, February
9th, and the republican county committee
promises, if they are suitable men. to see
them all appointed by the president
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

Pryor TO discoliuue his sermon and leave
the building, which the pastor did amid
much excitement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

not exert ourselves TO restrain and abolish
/ them
May the P, ople Of this gcneratioo te in
spired with that wi.lom, which viii enable
them to transmit 10 future generations, the
blessings which our fathers have transmit.
cd 10 this. Then shall the future genera
tons, rs they shall rise in long succession
TO taste the blessings Of existence in this
land of the fathers, aud enjoy the beautiful
skies, the fruitful fields, The treasures of
science, the delights Of learning, The trans
ccndsIt sweets of domestic life, the immor-
tai hope Of christianity, and The light Of
everlasting truth; bless those fathers
who have left to them the blessings Of
good government which vouchsates to them
the blessings of civil and religious liberty.
A. NJ. A.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

ca We close off this week number of
advertisements by which for the present we
shall be able TO give our readers some two
or three columns additional news matter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

"a A communication from 81. s." will
appear next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

ONO AND NEW YoRK.-The legisla-
lures OF both these great states have passed
resolutions pledging their enti,e power
and resources for tie maintenance of the
federal authority.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18
DIR. wIsTAR's BALSAM OF vrro
CHERRY,

Where this article is known Il Is a work Of superso
to say word nits favor, we'll Is Il established .
unfaiHng remedy for Coughs CoLfs Bsonebiti, r.,
WAoopag CoWgh, Asthma Qriasy PAAisie disease, =, !,
Throat, Chest and Lungs, wen as that most dread.
all diseases, Consumption, which high medical ap,h
has pronounced to be durable disease Those W. !,
used this remedy know lis value those who have -,
but to make single trial be satisfied that all Of os
Is the reaedy.
From Hon. w. III. JONES, of vcrmon,
-. a. WEsr DovERi VI, May IS ls3
Gentlemen 81 have been troubled from INV H.,
with what the doctors would call chronic or A,,eiita ~
complaint. Some twelve years since esriv Z,
winter took cold, which as usual settled into 49,
cough, which continued to increase the season nlv
although made use Of all the cough remedies bad ~
edge Of Ny family physician also prescribed for me M
was fully satisfied that experienced no relief is,
all this time was gradually running down, losing ~
and strength, until my friends we'll as mygelf -
very much alarmed thinking should waste away il N
While in Boston, during the spring following. "a.
duced by friends TO try fisfdFS BalSasa Of M III
and to please them for hsd no faith in the artie @
procured bottle and commenced its use Amer ~ 5
trial was sensible that II was relieving me; IL ~ ~
tle my cough had entirely ceased and was soon rgst
she naiam 10 my house. and whenever any member q 4
hiniiy has cough cold il Is Immediately ressrdt n
Ja''ay saoatd bs igtthost IT,
OF Yours truly, W II JONES
Prepared by SETH W. PowLE 4 Co po.,on .,l !.
sale BY j. W. MOORE, Bellows Fails u " CUSHING e.S
bridgeport Il. S, sABiN Jr saxtonis River. II Tyyoi
I TSsi, n s WEEKS, Graflon o, +. BUTTE
flhlD, Iownshend =. WILCOX. Westminster: JdsFyr
CLARK, and n. THORN. Brattishoro: s. p MIIiU
faye'teyih aud by dealers everywhere. 81
pa 9 II sHoLEs, EclEcric Pursicrax, gives partIssa
stshtion % diseases Of the geiohNapy organs ana ~
eAi diseases Of women. See advertisements IN another
june %. 1880. 2s2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18
STEAMSHIP STAR OF THE Wrsr. !
New York, Jan - 1seI

d. .. ROBERTS, Esq. Sir-Aiter Ie.Jy
ing The wharf on The 9th inst, at five p. NJ
we proceeded on down the bav. wLs,a r9
hove to aud took on board four Officers .nS
two hundred soldiers, with their arn,. anu
hun'eien' &c, and then proceeded 10 Sea
crossing The bar at Sandy Hook at niae p
NJ Nothing unusual took place during the
passage, which was a pleasant one far IL
season Of the year. = ''''s
We arrived off Charleston bar at 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

Gov Pickens Immediately granted the
permission desired, and directed Lieut..
Talbot to have every facility and courtesy
extended to him as bearer of dispatches to
the United States Government both in 90
ing and returning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
DRYAN,S
PulMONlC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
first article of the kind ever introduced under
the name Of "fULM0NIC WAfERs,' in this or
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tho name BRYAN being stamped on each WA
FER
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No family should be without box Of
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in the house.
No traveller should DO without a supply Of
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in his pocket.
No person W II ever object to give for
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Twenty-Five Cents
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Sold by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov27 d&wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13

IhuSTEE'S SALE.-WnEREAs. on tho IL,
= day OF June, A. d ls6O, Elizabeth Ileff nj
Jacob Hell, her husband, executed unto Anst;n
Corbin as Trustee, a certain deed of Trusf co.,
veying 20 said Trustee the land in Cl;ntonco ~
", Iowa, described as follows. to-wit IT,
norm east quarter Of No. T. irteen Ils IN to,.n
snip no. eighty-onc 3d. north Of range IL 49,
~ east If the 9th p. NJ. which sasJ conr nse
a s'T was made by the said Elizabeth and Ia
tar -. me purpose Of securing the payment of
70 Yen certain pronissory notes and ,hs 49,. ~
.neFeon, signed by said Elizabeth and i.cnh liza
aated the LIST day of June, A. d.. 1a6u ana leu
pc rs follows: One for sixty dollars dns 4; y ~.
{ea, ION date. payable with excLanes on v o'e
lork Oity, and with interest at the e., Wv
per cent. per annum after maturi.v Ell I .en
crption OF all the notes will ha farra lu' aes-
Cs. records 'oo' "ooh y OF Clinton
- anu now, said first note having become d,,.
and the said Elizabeth and acoh I uue ana
nas.. .aiied to pay the same An.s;.
tn; .''n, trustee as aforesaid, do herehv s;.a
vh;.pl uohc notice, that by virtue of ths' So
i ~, IL In me vested by said Deed sc p.
A. - , On Saturday, the 6ta day Of InIw
forenoo, oS', at the hour of nine o'clock =; ~,
the Civ ~ n sald day, at the Court Houss aoo, =;
publie ara.:enport, expose and effer for .nia =.
descr,h.a sion, the parcel of lana $50,
~ to sar;sf. 90 much thereof a. shall he ,.osS,
with the ints-".P pay the amount due on said no..
eether III e,est thereon to the a. c c.'L nue.
IA risn all the costs ana oay OF SALE to-
D.,.J Sosss 81 this notice Ana - ssten9ing
- ON DAY Of June. AZ n Ioss ices.
s-dtsl AUSTIN CORBIN.
H,..<.>
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. on the 40

NKUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. on the a0tb
l day Of June, 1856, Wesley Vanduxer and
Marguerite \. Vanduxer, his wife, Of Scott conn
~, Iowa, executed unto Charles Powers, as TINS
tee certain Deed of Trust, conveying to said
Irus. zee the land in scott county, Iowa descrhe,,
as fellows, 10 wit: The south west quarter NJ m.
northeast quarter OF section nine o. in To, n
snip seventy nine y, north Of range five ~
east of the fifth P. NJ. which said Conveyance
was made for the purpose of securing the paw
inent OF a certain pr0missory note and interest
thereon, made by said Wesley vauduxer acd
stephen Thompson to Edgar Vincent, for The
sum OF six hundred and six dollars, dated lime
ooth, 1896, bearing ten per cent. interest from
date. ~A'
And now, said note having become due and
payable, and the said makers having failed NJ
pay the same, and the said Trustee. Charles
Powers, having died, John C. Bills, Trustee bv
the appointment Of the Judge Of the County
Court OF scott county, Iowa, according 10 the
stipulation In said Deed Of Trust, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue ,f the pow.r
which Is IN me vested by said Derd or Trust
and appointment, will, on SATURDAY. the l5,h
day OF June. ls6i, at the hour of two q clock ~
the afternoon Of said day, Mt the Court House
door, In the city of Davenport, in said county Of
scott, expose and offer for sale at public auction
the parcel OF land above described or 20 much
IN ereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy aud nav
the amount Of said note, with the interest there.
on TO the day of sale, together with all the costs
and expenses attending said SALE costs or this no
tice aud Trustees fees.
JOHN @. BILLS.
Trustee by appointment sf the Judge Of the Co,
Court Of Scott county, Iowa.
Dated May IL, 1861. [myls-dh