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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02
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Mhlln and W(Nit,9Neine.

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Millinery.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02

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nt.tuer tj5euea ) npsyt1non %;mpie5It ben orutiAet Olmcn
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
The Romance of Camp.

On Monday afternoon two gentlemen
solid looking farmers-arrived IN Camp
Curtin, sought an interview with the offi-
Ger Of the day, and informed him that they
were in search of girl who had strayed.
The officer thought a military camp queer
place to hunt for stray girls, especially as
it reflected on the virtue and dignity OF the
men-at-arms, nevertheless the men were at
liberty 20 make search. As the old song
says, "they hunted her high and they hun
ted her low," but they did not hunt her
swhen year passed away" for 10 in less
than an hour she was found on guard, do
ing duty as sentinel, in the uniform of
Capt. Kuhn's company of Sumner rifles, of
listed under TO protect the honor OF her
country's flag. but her real name is Sophia
Cryler. and her residence is only about a
mile from this city. She had been in Capt.
Kullns company week, is plump lass OF
only sixteen years of age, and had so COM
pletely unsexed that she could safely bid
defiance to any one not acquainted with her
10 detect her. How she shirked an exam
ination, which is said TO be made with great
strictness by the medical men of Camp
Curtin, we are not informed.
She is represented as girl of unblcm-
ished reputation, and dii not, as generally
happens in such cases, enlist TO be near the
object of her affections, but merely in a
wild spirit Of adventure. Itdees not speak
well for the n.odes,y of Miss Sophia, how
ever, TO say tha, she was in the habit Of ae-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
Thinning artillery Horses

The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of
the ". Y. Commercial 4Adrerfiser says.
1t requires considerable time 70 mount
the guns properly for un advancing army,
to supply them with trained horses, and est
pecially the right kind of harness. Tho
horse Is curious, shy, inqnisifive ANIMAL
and when first taken from the sfafyle or tHe-
ture, for the strategic purpose Of war, de-
mands to be handled with great care and
patience. lie must be gradually accus-'
toned to the sudden and marked change M
his status--the gIeam of arms, the roll Of
drums, the Haunting of banners, the flashy
the smoke and the roar of cannon. II Is
remarkable, however, that when the prac-.
teal war horse Is thus drilled and dlsci--
plined, his proficiency in wheeling with
guns and caissons at the critical moment Of
lmbering and unlimbering light artillery,
is wonderful. Without a word, without a
touch, without sign from man, he wheels,
advances and retreats with almost miracu-
lous rapidity--at times compelling riders
and gunners to spring to keep their saddles
to escape his lightning-like evolution.
Such war horses as these are intended tu'
be, have been practicins before the window
of your correspondent on the parade ground
OF the fortress, this morning. Some few Of
the more recent corners reared and spraig a
little at the first flashes and thunder Of the
cannon, while others stood firm as the adj
jacent trees, and looked on as calmly as II
they were feeding from a rack. At the
close Of the firing some Of them were
marched to the muzzle of the still hot and
smoking gun, and made to put their nos.
trils close to the metal, feel the heat, and
inhale the smell Of powder. They are thus
taught to become on familiar terms with
their now and then strange acquaintance
and fellow-solder, to measure his length
with their eyes, and feel that his touch, at
their riders command, is rendered harm.
less.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

conpanying the men on their excursions TO
the river to battle; but she may have done
this to ward off suspicion, especially as she
took precious good care 10 keep out of the
water herself. This is the first case of the
kind that has been brought TO light, but we
are informed that the most reckless dare
devil attached 10 the 9TH regiment of three
months volunteers was a woman - the
mother of four children. Miss Crydrr was
taken home, whrr she can reflect over what
she did see. as well as what she did not see.
-La,risJuryh (Pa) Union.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

During the last week sc, 900 troops pass.
ed through Baltimore to Washington, nca
including several regiments for Gen. Banks
division. There is no longer any complaint
that men are not furnished fast enough
We are also likely to have guns enough to
arm them very soon. Twenty thousand
muskets, sold by Prussia to the United
States of America, have been supplied from
the depot Of Stettin, and removed to Ham,
burg for shipment One hundred thousand
stand of arms have been ordered through a
foreign house, TO be delivered witllin sixty
days. The first insiallment of arms pur-
chased by Mr.. Schuyler in Europe was
shipped by the Fulton. 1t is certain that
further supplies will come by each sssasseT.
and that we shall have in less than three
weeks sufficient supply Of home and for
eign fabricated weapons Of all styles to arna
any force we shall have occasion 10 raise.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
prsanhall's Headache and Caiarrh Snuff.

rs snuff has thoroughly proyeditseIf to be the best
tiele ever known for curing 'he Cafarnh, told As
4 a ~ IA, Hadaehe II has bcen found excellent
~ In many cases OF Sore Eses Deafness has been
va by H. aud Heaya< has often been greatly improved
is ue purgcs out all distractions, strengthens the
M and gives healthy actions to the parts affected
4 reonurndsd by iaany Of the best Physicians aud l.
"a rith great success and satisfaction every where.
kore than twenty-five years experience has proved its
value and this moment il stands higher than
jbrc.
large number ef the most resectabe wholesale nrnge
IN Newiok and Boston In aeertifcate sisne by them
say-1 The undersigned having for many years he.n
h,inted with Dr MtsiSEs Catssfa aad Hsa6anAs SaH6
sold In our wholesale trade eceifuy state that we
20 be DC equal In es " respect 70 the cnda
n. r,sn II for the Catarrhal rfFcctios that
dreclly the hest article have known all for
common diseases of the Head =
BEWARE OF cOCNTERFEITS. A FAC
Biz Of the signature of the proprietor Chars Sowen,
Eesery bottle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

A Heroic YouNG WIFE,-A father
called at our Office last week, on his way
from Washington, where he had been to
see beloved daughter, the young wife Of
one of the officers of the U. S. army. Mar4
ried about seven months ago, and true to
the noble heroism of her nature, she claim.
ed the privilege Of sharing the camp life Of
her accomplished husband, SO far as she
could do so with propriety. Accordingly
when he was ordered to Washington, sho
went with him, and all the more eagerly
from the fact that their engagement to be
married was arrested two years before, BY
a military order which sent him to a post
on the Pacific coast, and that, too, within
about three weeks Of the day appointed for
their wedding. The father found his child
after three days effort to procure the need
ful pass, within one Of the temporary forth
flcations not far from Washington, the same
cheerful, hoping, loving creature that shs
had always been. She was the only white
female within the furtifcations, but besides
giving the warmth Of loving heart to the
brilliant young officer she is proud 10 call
her husband, she has many an opportunity
to make her humble home place Of rest
and refreshment TO the wearid and wounded
of our army. Every such opportunity Is
turned to the very best account, and the
father left US with tears of gratitude in his
eyes that God had given him daughter
endowed with gentle, womanly heroism,
which made her an angel Of love to her
husband and his companions in arms, even
when surrounded by the priva,ions of the
camp, and the perils Of war; Buffalo Ad-
rocafe.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

CAUTION TO MoTuERs.-It is a very
common thing TO see mothers and servant
girls pushing along over the sidewalks the
little carriages in which they are giving in
fants an airing on pleasant days. The
practice is very dangerous one, and is
very liable to be great permanent injury
to the child. We observe also that car
riages are now so constructed that they
may be pushed instead of drawn. The po-
siiion of a child riding backwards, is an
unnatural one, and directly affects the brain
of the tender creature. Some grown per-
sons. even cannot ride backwards in a rail-
road car without experiencing sense OF
faintness, and TO expect child TO do what
a strong adult cannot, is unreasonable to
say the least. IL is believed by medical
writers that infants have died from dis 'ases
produced from being ridden backwards IL
Is a law of nature always TO draw them for
wards. We hope mothers viii remember
this, and impress it upon the minds OF their
servants. Check the first attempt 10 ride
the little innocent backwards, and you will
remove one of the causes of congestion and
brain fevers TO which children are so liable
Some people are so obiuse that one would
hardly think they could have an acute dis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

FREMosT's BopY GUARp.-Thc fin
est body of cavalry is Fremont's body-guard
which is sure TO be associated with his re-
nown in the history Of the present cam
paign. The body-guard consists of l50
young men. as much as possible of the same
size and age, the flower Of the city. The
horses are all Of the same color, dark chest
nut, and of equal height and appearance
The uniform of the body-guard, which has
been chiefly furnished by the general him
self, consists Of black jackets and pants,
with yellow stripes, Of the finest wtolen
cloth. Capt. Zagonyi, who is commander
Of the body-guard, is a Hungarian, and was
in former years commander of Gen. Behm's
body guard, with which he went out into
the wars, 250 strong and bold fellows, of
whom only II returned with him. Capt.
Zagonyi is fine looking soldier, and re-
garded with the deepest affection by all the
men under his command. = Correspondence
" Y. Times.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
uypRO-MACNETIC sIPuO.

y, rne PREVENTION ssp cuss OF ALI DISEASES oF run
rs,S,nY Axp sExu,r cRbASs, rus KipSgrs, sroN,ca
,xp BOWELS ASp PREVENTION or CONCEPTION.
s,,s svho when used, prevents and curs Nervous De
my ccs,istness Dysrepsa, Liver Complaint Headache
horrl or Whites, Proapsus, Utru or Falling OF the
b obstructed McnstIaton, and all complaints Of the
lanai Organs, Kidneys ani Bowels.
r snho enables all TO prevent and cure disease without
rr.e TO drugs herbs, pills, or nostrums IL Is perfectly
Il win hast li-t tine without getting out OF order,
sser fills IL Is si,nple, aud be USED by child. u
~ Theoretically aud chemically r,oyug absorbing aud
E,inr All morbid seeretBns aud rusunous matter In
systen 10 l. pleasant nse inptrts strength aud life
NJ hody enIyens the spirits, parts chcrfuiuess to the
ld and gives tone aud elasticity TO all who use It, that
st for years. II enables those whose health cir
DO permit increase OF family to regulate
, their offspring but must not c used during prcg
ney a. IL would produce miscarriage.
nj snd sdeh Spto important lrfrdff nHd foehdcH
n, gfo,,a ton for ts Married. and those contemplating
E,,,iasf also, fhn directions for as use.
r,m NOT TO SECURE ONE.
zsRys nNes 40 cheaper quality, So. Each one is wa,
Gtel They are securely packed and forwarded to all
! krts Of the country. Address n. ,rssv,
&Box b. tii-iol BHOoKLrS, New NorK.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

Trust not 10 appearances a man with a
clean shirt may do very dirty action.
Somebody says that every cord of wood
given to the poor is recorded above.
Why Is Virginia sure to come out right
Because she keeps Wheeling for the Union.
The most mischieyous liars are those
who keep Just on the verge Of truth.
Follow the fashions; you had better dis
play other peoples iolIies than yeur own.
He who knows his ignorance, is the pos
SCISSOR Of The rarcs; kind oi valuable knowl-
edge
Women never truly command 1ll they
ave given their promise TO obey.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
Barre Academy

UE FALL TERN begins gsarsAay, August 10th.
The prescribed ssts- stasy su& Board of expert
"a Teater sfarh n Bsrr tcacmy exeelient facilities
urs ne aneducatoa preparase foFcceee OF business.
IN CAMP A Nj ss pchei,er n Vecal Mefc
j. NJ THATCHER, A. b.. Assistant Principal
er Efficient ,rachcrs arc employed.
}. S. sPAULDISG. Pvineipal,
rr, August 6, ls5i. 2-34
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
and AmbrOlypc Saloon
In Springfield.

Il. pnbe are invited to call and exam istes pro
Ink and Pain many ef which crpiex from old nfe
AmbrctYpes and nsrnerreotsres. Please call before
sng such work ELSEWHERE IL stl be- for your Interest
Of mind aud pure
Il q JAMES POWERS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
wOOD.

hard wood for sale by r. HYDE. Also connecti-
cut Ounces, Kerosene Lamps, new patterns in great
ety.
=. I5 1850 43
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

Some people are so ob,use that one would
hardly think they could have an acute dis
ease.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
PIANO EoRrES.

f,ts,- makers selected By Pref n. +. BAKER Of Be-
- saitcieui guarantee Of their exeeilencc.f 10
/ - - rent al manufacturers prices
H. !. irhts warranted and sent to sny part Of the
Tr,-,n nl osn risk- ESTEY GREEN.
4 iisloso Oct l9Is5e -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18
Black River Valley Fair.

Below will b found the remainder Of the
premiums awarded at the Black River Val
l,y fair, which we were compelled to omit
last week -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-16

P While passing up street we met with sew.
eral of our worthy Military Officers, wearing
their splendid uniforms, aud after inquiring
for the manufacturer of these most beautifully
made suits, they told US they had them made at
the we'll known "Capital City Arcade" super
intended by Mr., MARCUS CHILDs. These mill
tary gentlemen assured US that Mr.. CHILDs has
the best and largest assortment Of cloth adapted
for military purposes, of any house in the city,
and excels all his competitors in regard to low
prices and superiority of material. By institu-
ting further inquiries, we ascertained that Mr..
CHILDs has made e great many Of these uni
forms, comprising all offices: Colonels, Ma.
jors, Captains, and First and Second Lieut. en-.
ants.
The perfect fit of these suits satisfied every
one of these gentlemen, as the cutter, Mr..
MuNTzIE, at Mr.. CHILDs' establishment, has had
several years. experience in France in getting
up Military Uniforms t
For your own benefit, we would, from what
we have seen, advise you to go to the Capital
City Arcade and leave your measures for Uni.
forms, as you will not fail to meet with entire
satisfaction.