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Is Constitutional i.csse, . corruption - thr
i blosi hs which III, 1uid becomes vitaiet. -eek.
ant Ir B@ifg in the siFcnistien II pr. adc- tls
~hcls i-, and may burst aUt la diresse sns part
q a. ~ afgan l. free from is attacks. {, hsre
sariously caused lv nlfreuriai di-es-, io~ ivtir
diserdersa unh-Althy foi. impure air. nitA sra
nthy habits the depressing sces, sni. above ali, oy
the x~ner~sl infectio Whatever bs is orign. u i
beredltar, ga the Constitution desc ming .frc pa
rents a. Chi lircu unta the third and fourth Ecnefs
tom iisiee-i 10 BE- the rs-i u iiiui ~ho
says. n ~in ,i.t ,s nissitics u the fathers upon
their children"
It, effects by tepo-itiou from the eioi
q corrupt a ulcerous matter, which, Ia the lungs.
liver aid internal o. gsns 1, termed iufbefrle-. IA
the xlants. ss~ngss ald on the suri-e-, rrvP,ions
or sore, This foul corruption, ~hch eetssfs in fhe
bo- asprrsse. the energies - lite - thsi -crofn-
Iss ,omri zints. sut they have far iess pe~~r 70
withstand the attacks ~ other dsea,rf, coissqueui
Ia vast nunb,r rs perish by disorders which. although
not serafuiuu- iu their It'll rcritfrd "a
is l., lhi, taint IA the system. Ao>t of the con-
sumtltlou which dccimsted The human isulils has a.
origin directly a. tbl. scrofaloOs cofit4nnatot. snc
many ds~trucfNc diseases u the Aftr. Kidney
BRAIN ari iisissd, ~ al the organs ar-e from ~
ar. aggrs sted ", th-
Oue quarter 81 al psppis crcfuisu>s o. &
psfHoas invaded bs this lurking intsetion sisi
their health II undermined b, it. To cleanse y ffVnI
the system ~ mu.s renovate fhv blood hy alters
tive racicins and insigorsts it hs healthy foi aud
exercise such medicine We supply la
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Ifekfr~ FOK SAIL Af All MAIN
OFFICES


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-. So. f..n. itHsff'fsfs. N~ ierA. ita.ton ~
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-.i r. 80, g-.rr -. ~ oiiio. NJ sinrurn. ksfs-
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"a - S...lri kan-s-. Afksn-st nif hsi Nv
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-. =. -. l',ff. sf' fir N'fth " Ne.ierr lsskr-.
,..t.-t. .f.l ~Aifiers tffrnsttz 'he Nar i-afh-
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lftF nsrtI~ t,f fnfffrr 81 aif r.Tnf ~ the
=, a. -. i..-sssitsrI. Hsil~ost srf st ri ilnics
!. ..f..-,'se =. ar ehs rs ~ othrr i.siFo-i I, NJ
psrf- ... ,......,,....
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<NfxpFH. f-tnf'fifh.
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f~feu A 80. -. A-i.r hee-r. 81 - 500
ans@ ~ farA
prtH A. -. - >lsls -. i--,i.s.
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r~ru.H ssWt- 4 <ufft Ahss f.fn
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Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,


The most oarctual remedy which the medical skln cf
our tu.. can devise for this every where prevailing
afa fatal maiady II combined frhm the most scti -
r-n,4iia, that hav. been discovered fT the expur-
gssi,, at thi~ foul ci>orer from the olot and The
r,.-su. II the ssstrm from ii~ destructive cVnse-
quences Hence Il should 10 employed foT the cure
81 no, only Scrofula but a~o tho>e ether affections
which arise from A. such
Frupti,. ani skin nseases, -. AHfh"ny- f1re.
R.s@ or Erysipelss. ihmpl,-, fn,,aies, laoiel-
- Blain, sif3 fsoils. Tumnr-. letter AID Salt
l.h-un, said Head. Ringw orm, Rieu-
maism. Syphiliuc and NereUresi
Diseases. Dropsy. Dyspepsia.
Debility. and, Indeed. AZ
Complaints arising from
Nilaied or Impure
~ ood.
In. r..,rlar helirf IA "impurity = the ovvi' =
fouue.- , truth for scroiua l. de~trstlon oi tie
hl".i The particular purpose snd Niftne q M
S.rssparIia purify and regenerate h- vital ho-
IA without which sound heath T. impossible in con-
.f...fe
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OF ~ FIfIEgygX .>ERI-iSNI4L sTA7E-
AEN7 er ft~ condition ..f N~ HckE ISsf-
EANCF C"NPiNI o. fa~ 'ay 81 Ne.f fsst,
o. fhe la fay " J'nRary. 1881.
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he Weekly Express

,ei..h.-s -s.,v w..is-.-s.y. At 81 50 f.r snn-rn
4 lnfs.
.s-So paper -.t.i without The usa''y. n"f '"t''-
l..t1sr dine ihsfi paif tsr.
,,.. of tdvsrti>ing iu Weekly,
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HOTELS.
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New Work .
gosrJ Reduced 10 II Il, 3,g.

$50 iAe cl.,n.a. 4 us .aH as o'.a''"o i.eu.
H.tei a l,.i "a has i--n iA. -usle .p-ssar q tie
r.s.ss.vr. - m'ae i tas m'-' '"'"rta'.'' .'''.
ec,.ien, ,na ,.u,f.rtsll. h..a,- g.. h. sf, .na
stranger os. iai. ..ae ihs ,ta4'.,
Asi ~h.,. ~ hs- ss-'n.-i iilrl, - siuin'-'sf 20
u,, e,'nioH q i. .a,.i. fhef s',. ep.s of'..
without -,s,ra c..-i. to pr.'i e.. sna 'e combine
al n. lst,af. 81 la.n,ia.' .al -'i'l .'g'snri'
~i..b ,o.-leri ,fi "a. .asrsf.t .al ai'ero 's-fe
sppro,ea .ai ih' Ps'renas' ~aic'' has eoo'n'an-
IS sur,ss tl,- past - ,.sr- r.ti,fa- rf.-f
that ihsif sastis hsss been appreciate
re meet ss. ~Sisesri~- fri,- 'in,--. ~h.- ia ,r~
required 80 pr.silcs l, n..-i -ir.t .,osrs,a, ihe
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ASSETS
Cash, Balance N Bank -, ,Jdr 10
Bonds and Mortgages lb.ing first lien
Real Estate worth s, least q. .so7 .2o,l sossa %
Loans on stocks. payable on Demand,
tmarke value Of securities .lsa 80 5Gi IA COO 90
Rank Stork. fmsrket valued TsS7S 90
United States Treasury Notes. lmsrS.t
value, los. 1913 20
Brooklyn City Water Bonds, 10, 80 90
North Carolina State Bond- (msrket eal3 $50 60
Missouri State Bond market value 1900 90
Real Estate, No. 1 Wall Street, e. 3o5 a.
Interest due ist January. lssl f.f
which se2, 2so ~ has since been a. y-.7o2 81
Balance IN hands Of Agents and IN ccur>.
OF tran. mission from Agcuts on 1t ~
January tof which ell .sSc u ha~ -inc.
been received 81, 80 10
Bills Receivable for Premiums IN
land Risksl. i.GS3 60
Other Property. Miscellaneous iter,- 5.sea 90
Premiums due sld unco-,fei i,i
ei.s issued at Oalce $3.50 Is
Total, sl.as5 4os ~
CHARLES J. VI NRT1N. FsKslpsSr.
AF wIIIN NgTH VIC, rsfsf..s>r.
J. MiLrON SMITH. sscHKr.s,
JOHN Mcs,RE A-~'r Ssc',
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LEGAL.

Annual Report ct the Auditor OF ' lxo
County.
ID ipfgI ~ fl.. Auditor - 80 c.urty -1.o~b
Il ~ -,.s~.,.s r.-.i,. .s.s di-eur-s-i e. u.sy-<.
couusncius lun. Il. a. - 49, s-r ~ Il,
Jl.f 4 Il leaf I.,rfl.itt.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
DIRtt TORS

PKfspssr.
rsCs PssslDssr.
4 e. 4. La~rrnre 4 60.
sherman. Collin, a 90.
Wells. Fargo A. 60.
Pres't Imp. 4 Trs.i.r~' E~Hk
2. A. n. Aesseugsr.
Claf'ln, Aellen A. Co.
Hatch. Hitler a Nsr~.-,~-u
Ha-kel, Nerrfck & Hull
simie. Starr 4 CO.
BaIn@y. Humphrey 4 Batter.
George PcArce A. Co.
Nard A. Work A. Son.
James Low A. Co., l,sai-,illr.
l. IA. FrothinghAns 4 60.
Bnlkley 4 Co.
X lockwood 4 Son.
BD~ en-, McSam.Ae A. Co
Ispan. King A Co, ~ lssai-.
COn.iit g. Noble.
y. u. Morgan A. &c.
willard, Wood A. 60.
4. :. barne- A. Go.
Phelps. kll>s A. Co
rro~ i,ri lge. Dwight & Co.
iuthsrl Wills. Rankin 4 Ia.
Mortun. Drifalell 4 Go.
]. a. " ~ A. Co.. lio-tog.
l.ald~ 10, starr e. 60.
Henry. Siuifh g. f",yn~eni
swim. iir-iAui 4 g..
less ho, 4 t".
~turg~s. - ~ & CO.
Ford Rubber ca.
Mason & Thompson.
stcdmau. carlil. A. Shs~. TIN
cyrus YAH. Jr. A. Co, y. -.
Nm. X. A. Cha-. n. fosslick.
lioy,i hro'- 4 To-. AlhsSy, y \
Co>>iit. Hin * Talmzds.
n holserf~ 4 ca.
nr~~rr a Caldwell.
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RECEIPTS
pisBrRsfMEN

r.. A.- 'ea county ordtr. iras- g. ~ ,.l.~-
fng rusrii.t-
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H.. DsIs toaHsoiions fn.m Horr'-barsh 10
Bahimnre and Wssh'nsfop

n....NcF CHECKED InRoCrH-ALl
TRANSFERS FREE
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PONY EXPRESS.

To ~aa praus taiiferuia. in
Ten Us,. FROM ~. Joseph. uc.
rtTl-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09
CAMBRIDGE NrAlsNEE.

Wednesday, Aug. Z.
~ market 0s Cattle, about $50 eeyes aud l2s stores
consisting OF Working oxen lleh Cows aud one twoand
Shree Year, old.
Prices OF AAFSe eef-EX ira, 5000 q -; first qualify
agy, Su,uN. ~ ~
Working oxen,S0 600 a 900
Cows aud taiyes-cdJ b 81
old ~ gUJ. 49,
oheep inl Lambs--i20tt market Prices mi OTIS 81 %
y ~ % each. Extra Isl q - 80 or irou,3 a, go
per ID Veal calves, O00 Spring Lambs q q -, W Sj
Hides q 8 DC. railoN, y 5go
Pgits soc c sl,to each. Calf skins o. ~ Sc ~ NJ.
REMARKS -THEgE was a larger number of Northern
Ca't than for number Of months past and about te s,
VI nese'sn as 'ast week sales du u, aud although
tpeie was good number Of buyers psun prices fs back
70 the saue as they were two weeks since There WAS a
lut'hef ueeiue this week Of zjo y head Sheep aud m
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09
The Ludlow Company.

In the last Ludlow Voice, we find letter
from Capt. Fullam, who commands that
Company, from which we make the follow.
ing extract -
Not a man was hurt from Ludlow
Sergeant Priest of Mt. Holly, was slightly
wounded in the left thigh either by ball
or piece of she'll, he walked most Of the
way back to Alexandria Private Tole was
wounded in the arm and sent TO Washing
ton, he writes lac viii join the company, as
soon as he hears from me. Fifer Lewis Of
Shrewsbury, is missing, he was with Us
after we began TO retreat cannot learn
that he was hurt, think it likely he took
some by-road, and hope he will yet come in.
Private Leonard was wounded in the
shoulder, and left the company before the
retreat, have not heard from him since
Corporal Austin, of Weston, was wounded
just below the knee, and was permitted to
leave the ranks, we overlook him in the
retreat, he was able TO walk with the assis-
tance of his comrades, and was taken to
Centerville where his wound was dressed.
Private Marsh, Of Andover, was wounded
in the face by musket ball which passed
under the skin to his neck and lodged, and
was extracted on the road back, he kept
with the company. Private Ozier Of
Jamaica was wounded in the arm-there
are no severe wounds and all are doing well.
My company behaved bravely and are
all accounted Tor excep Lewis and Leonard.
Our retreat was disgraceful, which is charge
able upon those higher in office than we are
Priyates Way of Weston and Downing of
Landgrove died of malignant sore throat
in Washington"
Corporal Austin arrived at his home in
Weston on Saturday on furlough of 80
days and is now doing well.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

THE 3D REGMENT.-We are gratified
TO learn, says the Caledonian, that the War
department has released Capt. VIM. F.
Smith from the regular service, and that he
has already taken command of our brave
boys. The Sd regiment is encamped eight
or nine miles above Washington, on the
Potomac, at Chain Bridge, and they have
named it Camp Lyon in honor of the gen.
eral of that name. In private letter from
Washington the writer says =" The Sd
regiment is admired Iy all, and is pro-
nounced one of the best, and many say he
best yet sent into the field"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

For the Bellows Falls Times
Lines on the death Of + Fetidie A., SON of Geo
%. and Frances A. Henry of Bellows Falls
suiEer iittle children come unto me-
Fond parents clasp their little son
CLOSE to each beating heart,
Just when the evening shadows come
And sunset depart;
IRE another twilight dim.
The sAyIoRs arms folding him.
Put his little shoes away.
The tatteIiug feet are stills
The ute cap worn every day-
Nhat tiyouging mem 'ljes ia
parents heart, in vreyy place
From which is missed the dear childs Troc
Alas, for an all the countless things
Which wake d thrill Of pain
Zach childish toy-hoW quick il brings
The lost one back again
You gaze upon his little chair,
No LITTLE Roy is sitting there
How bris the time since his last kiss
Was whispered on your brow,
He, ia never-cndiug bliss,
Retans its memory nov.
STAR set IN your HEAVEN OF LoyE''
To rise an ANGEL BRIGHT, above.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

A prominant Sesesionist in Florida write,
that all the property owned by northerners
is to be eondscated, and the avails devoted
TO paying the soldiers of the rebel army.
Also that negroes have been organized to
take part in the contest, and boaus Of
SO promised them for every scalp they
take.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

GALLANT LITTLE RHoDY"-Gov.
Sprague of Rhode Island has called an ex-
ira session of the general assembly to leg
islate on military matters. They meet in
Providence yesterday Thursday. Ii is
expected that two more regiments and two
more batteries wiz be raised for the defense
of the Union.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09
TO = Friend i'm Need.

Dr. SWEETS Infthhie Linimcnt 4 nrrnarrf from ths NJ
ciPe Of Or sefsu sret- 0f Cuunetict- the great ane
settsr and has n used il BIZ prcta, oI The reaty
reieiy it Is without rival and viii alleviate ln more
speeiy than any other prep arafi1u- For AZ Eieu-
matte and Nervous Nlsoriers II Il truF infaihic and
alive 81 .aEs Wounds. prains, Bruises ts suaf-
ing healing, ard fcrul srufs ening prnperfes ealfs
the gast woadcg aud establishments ct az who have sysr
give trial Over four hundrl crtiaca.e o. rem RI
bic perasre1 ly ~ within the last tas year
aattest fAis Tact see aiseritzc1srlt tf-gQs-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

Mr.. Jefferson Davis says he tooa $4,000
stand of arms at Bull Run; but considering
that we had only $4,000 men engaged in
all, and that the great majority of them
brought their guns with them still, we fear
that the illustrious Jefferson has rather
stretched point in stating the quantity of
his warIike trophy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09
mowARp AssocIArIoN.

Benevolent Institution, established fby special Eniog
nent for the Relief of the Sick aud Distressed Athlete,
with Fruent and Chronic Diseases and especially for Ia
Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, By the Acting Surgeon
VI VALUABLE REPORTS on spefmatorrhoa, and othe
Diseases Of the sexual Organs, and the NEW REMEDIEs
employed in the Dispensar in sealed envelopes free
charge Two THREE Stamps for postage acceptable Ad
dress, Dr. j. sKILLIN H0UGHTON Howard Assoc afion
Philadelphia, Pa. II-l4
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09
CaStlelOn Seminary.

NALL TERN BEGINS AUGUST 20 Our excellent nd
Fantgs tor study ing Music French Painting Drawing
Nt, are continued Tue teachers ia ever, department Az
uhrlNtled for thoroughuess aud ability IL acconInnltn.
we p inent u bills will share tic hard time. viii
ohr patrons, Address the Principal
castleton, July q, 1851. ana
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local alters.
FRIDAY. AUGUST ., 1861.

BRIEFs.-The absence Of the editor las
&Weck and a portion Of this, must account
Stor some recent uou-attention. Editors
SLave the same passion for rusticaing as
bother people, A white woodchurk
&Las again been caught in Westminster by
ID. ii. Fairbrother who exhibited il in tins
Village on Monday. Ii is thought to be the
kanc one caught last year, Of which we
made mention, but which afterwards es-
Raped just before Barnum sent for it. :
&NI.Gor joel Page Of Westminster has
|aefl at our Office a sample of tall rye, meas
hiring feet 4 inches in height. One sam
HE contained ~ stalks, all springing from
|kne kernel. While in Reading the other
xay, we received head Of herds grass
rom Martin Pratt, farmer near Felch-
Vile, which measured l0k inches in length.
4he hills of Vermont are hardly excelled
by the prairies Of the west in luxurious
&rowth, Immediately after tie bat
10 Of Bull Run, a hen belonging TO Joel
Parker Of Westminster, felt it to be her
duty 40 make a tremendous effort" and
therefore laid an egg the circumference Of
hich was G inches one way, and the
her. She is a very loyal biddy. :
Hhe U. S. court was in session at WinGsor
hst week. But little business was done. =
The bonds of Watson of Topsham, for
kaudulenlly obtaining bounty land warrants,
Sfas cut down TO 5000. The crops
ii Windham and Windsor counties are
very good, and generally more than aver
age. The hay crop is among the best,
On looks finely, and 50 do potatoes and
English grains. Fruits, such as cherries,
BINS, apples, Ne, are nearly total fail
Va. These remarks are founded on gem
eral observation during the past week.
Ihele was an interesting trial of Kirby's /
lapwer and reaper on Major Cochran's land
d school street, on Tuesday. 1t was
I'd Of about three acres of oats, and ratll- /
Il green, but the machine did It's work with
perfeet success, many farmers present say
g it was done better than it could possibly
laye been done by hand. = Two of
81 Vermont Sd regiment passed through
hs place Tuesday on their way home, on
Iaurlough till they recover from wounds,
le Of them was wounded by rebel while
N picket duty. He shot the rebel dead,
8weyer, before leaving his post. The 9th
n we believe, was wounded by accident
pic in camp. Major Cochran writes that
ny are stationed on Georgetown heights,
n having discovered some rebel pickets,
~ sent out scouting party who captured
70 rebels and took them into camp. The
4 regiment from this state is pronounced
4 many to be the best yet sent out from
Nw England, being composed of such
% material, and so well armed and equip
ID. This last, of course, is not from Mai. :
ochran, but from sources outside the reg
aent. Look out for burglars. They
lse just commenced operations in this
~, and are likely 10 visit many places
afpre leaving. )
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ruH MARKETS..


boSTCN, AUeCsr 9Th
FLOUR AND u2AlN,--iAurR has been duh during this
getk aud prirse have fallen ut ~ - cts y larr The
sst erands s'a =, 900 b sni CoHS dull With large ~
geFts NtsftaN Aeliew qnotcd 40 81 W o. ~ bush OAFs
~ q " u husp, Rvs 90 "a "a a bush
fn1A taluNs eNQKNn HANS Sc \ d. lAKn a
lVo y h. hpFas II Vs. y NJ for uiui,, aud ,unuion
g w Y Il. tAtkss q g = ID for poor to priue.
MuVih-ihtkE Is some Inquiry tor domestic N ooI but
the liner grades not eard tor PRicgs have been 81 h
D.
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Vermont Valley II. r.. Company

ENE Annual Meeting this Company for the election of
Il Officers will be holden at the Company's Office at Bel
lows Fails on "Wednesday, the l4th day Of August A. D.
1861, at II o'clock A. NJ
Each Stakeholder will be entitled free pass to and
from the meeting presentation of Certificate
70 the Conductor. L. G. MEAD, CLERK.
Bratteboro. July p, 1851 50
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LATEST NEWS.



Victorious.
Telegraphic dispatches this Thursday
morning inform us that Gen. Lyon had a
battle with tile rebels under Ben McCnl-
Tough at Dug Spring, Mo, on Tuesday, in
which he was entirely successful. Eight Of
the national troops were killed, and forty Of
the rebels. Arms, horses, wagons, &C.,
were captured.
We also have news from the coast of
Charlestown. The u. 5. war ship. ST
Lawrence, being mistaken for merchant
man,was attacked by a rebel priyateer,wh
the. ST. Lawrence swung to and gave her a
btoadsIde, cutting her asundcr, and sinking
her on the spot Thirty-six rebel prisoners
were taken, and five others were drowned.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

Sunday was the hottest day Of the season
at ST. Louis, The mercury indicated It's
deg. in the shade, and fifteen deaths were
reported from the extreme heat
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Springfield Wesleyan Seminar,
AND
TETM ale COLLEGE,.

Fall Term will commence September 9Th.
FNlESE Institutions afforded better facilities than
at present The Faculty contains five male teachers
three Of whom gya6atss from best Colleges and
fourth has nearly rompeted Collegiate course OF study
The PFeeTarsss i also graduate
THE ENTIRE FACULTY ALE EXPERIENCED TEACHERS.
This school involves the least expense Of any school
of equal grade in the State
Springfield, Vt, Aug ], 1861. SIS
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arrested as a sly. Several letters address.
ed to heauregr'l we're taken from her
person and sent to Headquarters. She
was detected by her ,llymimte voice.
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STATE OLE yERMnNr


Hugh II Henry a. wtNpH,N q
""S''i 1'aioeEs'h anu "tfe.l In Cnancery.
AtHEhEAS' Hugh IL. Henry, Chester in the count,
" OF Windsor the 9th DAY Of April D. 1851 IN
IN me et OF the clerk Of the of ehancefy for n,
county Of Nindhami his petition against isoya Ssnern
anu sarah nus wife, formerly Of Grafton IN said Windham
coua no" Of the steof Rhode island setting forth Tint
the ld hot Al Stnderson and wife on the Sch ay az All
gust u 1865, morigagea 70 the petitioner piece Of land
"a sad uratton being the southwest Of lot No Ia ID
te soath range q lots in said Grafton 10 secure In.
hsh OF lpuf pfonisofy notes all dated August sth lsS
one Tor suI ~, payable June l. 1853 the other tr, ot
t9E 9iV9 each payable respectively June 1869 june l.
1871 and Juue l. lsd2 al villa Interest annually and
htBe part - the money d1e said noie remains an
pau anu praying that the equity Of redemption Of said
saaaefsou anu ms Slie in the premises may be lreeIos,
HMeh said petition Is made eturnahle 10 the next tern,
OF the court OF capcery he held at NeWtae in and ar
Sal9 county on the second Tuesday OF September D.
lo9l Aud il appearing that tae said ROYAL sanerson and
we issile without this state. common and orji-
nary process OF tins court be upon them il is
orueed by the chancellor that the petitioner notify the de-
eusns OF MS SAID petition and Of the Of this court
y "ch The same Is reurBable- 10y publishing the sub.
tce tacreI with this order three sucressy.ly in
t betoNs Fails Times printed Rockingham in said
COUNTY the ia Istb be least twenty DAYS pe
Fioss - sad next September term of said court
d ~ Dein, TN $ ATTY 5JS3 K, TYLER, CLERK
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COLONEL PnELps.-We are clad TO
record that Col Phelps late Of the Ist y.r-
mont regiment has been appointed 3riga-
der General. His appointment was con-
hrmed by the Senate on Tuesday. lie Is
an able officer and fully deserves his pro-
notion