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WASHINGTON. D. C.

July 70, 1851.
Mr.. Editor:-I wish you would say to the
people Of the 18th District, through the Spirit
that NO documents have yet bcen printed by
order of the House; consequently am unable
to.comply with the request of many of my
constitusnts who have, by letter, requested me
TO- aend them Congressional documents. II
viii afford me great pleasure to comply with
their request whenever it is in my power sc
70 1g. ( "a ntss &e Yours, &c.,
a>aw ast.!y5 p5fas JAS. r. MORRIS.
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E We notice that Generals Patter-
son, Cadwalader, and Morris are honor
ably discharged from the service Of the
United States.
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For Prosecuting Attorney.
JAMES o. AMOS.
< WILLIAM HENNING,
]. p. SPRIGGS, ESQ.
For Coroner, aa
MICHAEL FAGERT.
For In6rmary Director,
HENRY MASON,
ARTHUR SMYTH,

Mr.. EDIToR:-P Please announce the mama AZ
HENRY FORD, Sem,
of Center township, as candidate for Repre-
sentative. BY SO doing you will oblige
MANY TAx-PAyERa
Independent
Mr.. EDIroR:-Please announce The name of
JOHN MALLORY,
of Salem township, as "Union" candidate
for the Office of Sheriff, subject to the decisiou
of the qualified voters of Monroe county, on
the Second Tuesday in October next.
MANY UNION Men.
Mr.. Editor. Please announce tha mana a.
JOHN CLBGG, as an Independent candidate
for SHERIFF, at the October election. BY 70.
qasst Of the PNPlK
Mr.. EDIroR:-Please announce the name az
ADAM EDGAR.
Of Green township, as an independent candi-
date for Treasurer, to save the peoples money.
UNION .DsxecRAA
MR. EDiroR:--Please announce the name Of
JACOB T. MORRILL,,
OF Salem township, as "Unionp candidake for
Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the decision
Of the qualified voters Of Monroe County; o.
the Second Tuesday Of October next,
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The Missouri Convention.

This body is in session, and will proba-
bly, declare the seat of the rebel secession
Governor, jackson, vacant, and will pro-
ceed to choose Union man in his place.
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DIsCHARGED.

DISCHARGED.
Brigadier Generals Schleigh, Cox and
Bates, of Ohio. are honorably discharged
from the service.
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81 Candidates wishing their names insert
ID and tickets printed, will please remember
hat the cash must invariably accompany the
'rder.sE 81 80
For Senator,
DIR. j. d. O'CONNOR,
DIR. s. NJ. RICHARDSON,
DIR. JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS.
For Representative,
ROBERT CHASE, 80
ELIEL HEADLEY. ESQ sr
JOHN KEYSER, sSt
THOMAS MARTIN, ESQ.
WILSON MARTIN, -
w. I. ROBINSON,
For Clerk,
DANIEL WALTON,
For Treasurer, -
ISAAC w. BONAR,s
RICHARD CLEGG,
PETER DIEHL,
JACOB 81. HAMILTON,
MICHAEL HOEFFLER,
JOHN KERR,
ISAAC MURRY, ESQ
s. WILLIAM READ, !,
LEONARD TWINUM, ...s
For Sheriff,
GEORGE W. CARROTHERS.
WILLIAM CHURCH, y
ELIAS H.. DAVIS, - $
JACOB DRUM, 80,
JOHN GILLESPIE 80,
For Commissioners,
GEORGE s. ALGEO, -
BARNETT MANN.
For Recorder, sssa
DANIEL O'CONNOR, aa
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JAMES o. AMOS
so WILLIAM HENNING, 81
SIS ]. p. SPRIGGS, ESQ. sa
For Coroner,
MICHAEL FAGERT.
For In6rmary Director,
HENRY MASON,
ARTHUR SMYTH,
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Announce mentS,

81 Candidates wishing their names insert
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that the cash must invariably accompany the
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Land for Sale.

July 81, 1s61.-4t,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
Cheshire Railroad.
WINTER ARRANo ENENr On and sr

lVINTER ARRANG EMEST.-- On and or NOM,
w Nov. q, 1859, Trains will run as folle
MOVING EAST--Isass
Bellows Falls At s 30 A. N. and 2 % r. NJ !: E..aus
A. ~. aud 70 7. M.-and arrive nj fitehhnrg a. IN
aud 5l2 ~. Boston at 30 and : 40 Y. NJ. Wu.
at 200 aud 90 PM
MOVING WEST Leave
Boston At - and II 90 A. NJ; Fi.ehburgh At 81
and 80 Y. NJ ; keene, IL 80 A. NJ. and - p N-s{
rive AZ Bellows Fails at I2.2s and 440P NJ wini.fl
sud IS z. NJ; Rutland, 255 and 500 2. NJ. Burs.t
s00P.M.
Tfaias Connect as foiiesss;
Up train at Bellows Falls With RUTLAND & BUR'y-
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal q,
burgh, Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs sehsnesls
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for wind.r =
River Junction, burlington. og.iensburs. Moa,r,al
Johnshury, Ne, via. Vt, CENTRAL. PAssUMPsg
VERMONT 4 CANADA ROADS, Sc Beth train,
direct connection via VI CENTRAL II. Z. fer ali !
north.
Dolea Tiaias CoaHsci al FifelBags4
with Trains Of Fitrhbarsn & Worcester u r. for weu
Norwich, Providence and New York city
And az Grotou Juhrtion with trains 81 wer.sss,-
ua H. for Nashua aud Gnaeorsi aud with Trains ofi
Brook r. X for Lowell, Lawrence Sc
Tickets for al points West may be secured At am (
on Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked n
20 ButIale or Suspension Bridge,
CHAPLIN. superlntspi
saperintendcnt's Office, Keens ", IL, Ns, Is ia
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
A Thousand Weeds at One Pull.

A single pigweed (Cheaopodiam dtbua)
if left unds,urbed, will ripen more than / 0, .
900 seeds, each capable of producing sue
cessor. The seeds OF the dock, sometimes
number over $4,000 on a single plant, and
the toad fax (Liaarta UulgarisJ leaves pro-
vision for more than 10000 plants the fol-
lowing year. Burdock will multiply 2l,
900 fold. aud the common singing nette
(Urtica dioica) ripens 100000 seeds
Scarcely weed comes to maturity with
out scattering from 1000 TO 10000 or more
seeds, TO inlure crops aud annoy the cultiva
tor. This is not mere guess work, for
painstaking investigators have actually
connted and calculated the increase. A
single pull at the commencement of the
season, will destroy the Whole progeny.
1t should be remembered that seeds ma
ture sufficiently to vegetatc before they are
perfectly dry ; and again, that the seeds are
ripe on one part OF plant while there are
flowers on another. Hence il is not safe
10 wait till the flowers are gone, before pull
ing up weeds. Attack them before they
blossom. Pull them up, or, if ANIMALS, cut
them off when quite green; and spread
ttcih III tut sun W tit. lie WHO ditONc lils
weeds to grow in his potato field until he
harvests the crop, is quite sure 10 sow many
millions Of seeds for next years trouble.
This much for annual and biennial weeds.
Perennials, like the dock, daisy and thistle.
shout be treated with great vigor. Cut
ting off the tops once will not suffice. Dig
ging them up one by one, root and branch,
is the only eifectual remedy Where they
have invaded whole field, pillow up the
land in the Fall, leaving many Of the roots
exposed to the action OF the Winters frost
Plow again in the Spring, taking pains "a
pick out and carry off every root that ap.
pears. Devote the soil II some hood crop
and let be repeatedly and thoroughly cult
waited through the Summer, ws.ing wal
upon tue pests without any relen,ia-. II
they are cut off 5siosc ground several time,
in the Summer, they will grow weaker a
every decapitation. The leaves being til,
lungs of plants, are essential TO their breath
ing. and if this important operation be stop
ped, they must soon give up the ghost Re
member, every determination of wees
this year, is the death Of thousand of tn,
future crop.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
New Haven and Northampton
HAMPsnIRE AND uAMPpEN RAILRoAn.

II 4
NORTH AMpToN AND NEW YORK, via CsnalarlI
York and New Haven Rail Roads
On aud after May It's ls6l, Trains will run as bl,.
TR,iNs YRoN NORTHAMPTON
60 a. m-Aeoenodation for New 1ors eonn.sss
Wcst6eld with ". X, II. East aud West AT PlainyiI.
Hartford, Providence aud fishkill Railroad ss Hsa
and at New-Hasen With Nes-I.ondon and Nsr.Yort q
llN5 a. m.-Express Train ier New-York on anu
train from Montreal, Brsftieboro Greenfield Sc go
meeting AZ West1eId with trains Western r. K Ess
West, aud receiving passengers from morning trAiu
Springfield, Pittsfsid and Albany Al Nes -IIaiss 4
New-lOndon and New-York roads
l251 p. m.-Express Freight train with passenger
tached, for NewHayen, receiving passenger. At ga
from the Express Train on Western isni,re ~ g,rr
Valley NJ PiaiByile for Hartford and Waterbury s
Ncw-iavep IN for the evening Express 10 sesa
53l p m-freigit Train for westfeId with passsrssl
attached receiving passengers from train on eonn Ep
r. from Montreal, burlington Rrsttcloro Cirecn6s1
connectDgat Westheld with trains on Western Rafa
Pittshed, Albany, aud the West
To NoKrHAw
$50 p m.-Express Freight With passencer car sss
from NewliaFen, oeceivng passengers from fishki ~
~ Plainvlle and reaehing M.stfeli In season of VI
East and Weston Western Railroad airing Nerihss'
At II m.
1850 a. m.Express train receiving passengers Is
O'Clock Express from New-York and New-lOnJon =
from fishkiil r.. r. at Pianviiie and from wesien II
a, Wcs'held- arriving at Northampton at 100 p N y.
son to connect With trains on Conn. River RAirs'l
0teenheld, lfrsttleboro, Montreal Sc.
go p INSTRUMENTATION train from New Hasen, q
neciion with " 10 p m. train from NewYcrk ant 7
vile with trains Fshkiil Il. H.. last and West usc
eiese connection with Westfcid for Albany and DE =
and > " for Boston, and the last, reaching Nefs
ton at 20 .. m.
s.i5p p. m,-Fneight Train with passenger 500
from Mcsthela for Northampton on arrival u bat 7
from Albany aud the West, reaching Northamptou y
y. m.
Passengers from New-York New-IIaven and NewL'st
VIII und this a direct route the white Mountda
rom ewLondon, New Haven, &c, for Pitsfeld 80
West viii make close connections at wested on SSp
train from New-iIave
Through Tickets sold and Baggage checked to all Fs
pal points West
Stages from Northampton and colnsville ID '''s
ton with mid das trains.
Freight to and from New-Yerk forwarded with eda
patch as by Express Mark all Freight via Canal da''
CHAS. N.YEAMANs, sef'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

To KrEr BUTTER SwEEr.-D. Edison
Smith contributes to the Amsrtcaa Ag''icm-
turia the following directions for preserv-
ing butter in good condition for any length
of time. In May or June when butter Is
plenty, work it thoroughly two or three
times, and add at the last working nearly
one grain of sallpeter and teaspoonful OF
pulverized loaf agar TO each pound OF but
ter. Pack ii tightly in stone jars to with
in two inches of the top, and fill the re-
manning space with strong brine. Cover
the jars tightly, aud bury them in the cellar
bottom, where the butter will keep unhurt
for long time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

Boiled CoRN FOR Hoes AND OTHER
STocK.-Wm. Van Loom, writing TO the
Prairie Farmer, says that he has praciiced
feeding boiled corn TO his stock AID hos
and is satisfied that he saves one-half his
grain, and gains as mIch more IN lime !;
that ono bu.hel Of corn on the CO.., boiled
viii produce as much as two fed raw, ana
in one half the time. In one experiment
he fed three bushels of boiled corn per day,
two twenty-seven hogs, for ten days. The
average gain was two pounds per day. lie
then fed the same lot of hogs on two bush
els of raw corn pr day for twenty days
they gained mere trihe over one pound
per day. These were small young hogs
larger ones would have flttened better.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
REFORM.
A vice Free.
New-YOrk Benevolent Iafirmlry, Established 1856,

Nd devoted to the of Medical Reform to the diff
"A fusion Of Medical knowledge for the prevention Of dsease
and to the relief of those ufern; and afflicted with ChrOh
and Ieralent Disorders To this end this lnrmary Is
dOwed enable the sick and suffering throughout the
length and bre h OF land to avoid the Poisonous Drugs
Extoafiou and Ignorance Of Protested Physicians through
which thousands and tens of thousands annually perish
The following of the diseases cure, not only
at the lnfrmary but in all parts of our country
Consumton an Pulmonary Complaints, Fever, Scrofula
Dyspepsia, Eye Ear Diseases Cancers and other rumOr
Jaundcc and Liver Complaint Seminal Weakness and al
diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Organs from whatever
Of whatever nature object will be to give joy
to the afflicted by e!fectng ia al speedy
Our rule is to charge nothing for advice and written pre-
criptions but will furnish when requested the very BEES
medicines ut the lowest rates.
These remedies prepaid in Laboratory, unde
the Of able Chemists and the reliable known
to science, including all the recent discoveries.
To all addressing by letter containing full account
symptoms and appear of disease age occupation SC
will write tndi reply with iyce and directions 70
Any fees sent when sending for advice will be de
voted to furnish medicine for the poor. fn all mei
cine be sent by Ill express il desired Send for
Of our works and judge for yourself
published M in % all
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
Exnerlmrnt in Butter Waking.

Mr.. Zoller Of St. Lawrence Co, n. T.,
At the request of the Committee Of the Stare
Agricultural Society, rs we learn by their
report, made an experiment as to the two
much-discuss d modes of making butter,
lie took POS ats, of milk aud strain d into
pans, set ill the cream had thoroughly risen,
and skinned and chirned cold, and obtained
liz lbs. Of butter, ready for packing. The
4ext day he took the same quantity OF mix,
strained il into the churns, and let il stand
ill sour, but no, loppered, then chnrnrd
anil treated in the same manner and Oh
tanned 1911 lbs, of butter. Analysis alone
can show whether the increased quantity OF
the second is caused by larger per cent
age of caisen, or by more perfectly ex'rdct-
ing the butter. II the quality Of The butter
is equally good, Mr.. ZolIer's method Is wor'
thy of the attention Of our dairymen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

Stife joint lameness is apt to affect young
colts, and is produced by the wearing away
of the toe. 1t is IN fact the dislocatior OF
The patela or knee pan. 1t is most preva-
lent when the animal is kept on hard, hllly
ground. The best remedy is to have him
shod, and remove him to level ground.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

CROOKED BREAsr IN TURKEYS A
poultry writer says this m,l-iornation OF
the breast is due entirely to perching. 1t
does not matter whan the shape of the perch
is, it turkeys are allowed to perch, they
will have crooked breasts. Turkeys should
be compelled to squat on the ground
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31

texposrs all the lIumbug ami the Tricks to en-
tiee the sick aud we'll 1t Illustrates the pains OF the Quacks
and kougs dupe every guides unwlry through,
r aud shows up swiujle Of the age shows how
all kinds Of Fool Medicines Liquors and Good
with Deecfina frA,Is prrn cent.
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AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.

20 600 copies of Medical book of 81 pages, spsma-
orrhea. for gratuous eireulafon by sufferer who has
been eectuay cured Of debility situde, d.pre
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illness, dmDess OF sight, piapies loss of memory &c
snng from early by following the Instructions liv
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author and the benefit Of Goasumptye and Nervous Suf
iccers publish the ased lie will therefore send
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM


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REPAIRING sPECTlcLEs

some kno-iea<e Of science Of opsies and e,r-s,i
observation ef ~ rru-plc- viii zvrif inlay q the
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fhos- In want Of god s-etsces ewes s-f In q.
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THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

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THE CoNsuMprIvE BOOK.


For those wish to ct well from that awful disease
full description Of all the remedies used it, with care
fu statement Of the results, and other useful information
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REMARKs.-The plan Of our correspon-
dent of mixing oil meadow muck with soma
alkaline substance, as dressing for past
ures or fields Of sandy loan, is an excellent
one--and muck bed held in reserve for
this purpose, is valuable property.
Whether we shall reclaim our muck
mellow, however, depends upon cireumstan-
CTS. Some Of the best, and most profitable
claimed muck medows-no other lands Of
the farms pay SO good an interest, taking
into account the original value of the land
and the cost of retaining. But they will
not do this. 1t must depend mainly upor
the cost Of reclamation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-31
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THE PERFECT MELODEON

4 MOTHER TRIUMPH AT THE LATE STATE FAIR
hat Burlington the again awarded
the First Pre- um Tor purity eyeuness and power tone
aud prom ptness Of touch.
lnevey desirable quality for superior
ment the Perfect Mendeons unsurpassed. OF this
abundant testimony.
The addition Of the BASE DAMPER, for which we have
recently obtained letters patent is Of the greatest
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who have used u and become acquainted with its beautiful
ment.
PIANO FORTES,
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sale and TO rent at manufacturers prices.
Al INSTRUMENTS warranted sent any part " the
country at risk. ESTEY GREEN
BRNrTlEBoRo. Oct 10 1859 %