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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

In Chester, FEB, II, Mr. BENZ, wHiTMoRE aged y
ears aud iday
widow Of the iae Aquala spiudin, aged - years mos
Ia Guord Feb = Mrs. EUNlGE rehet Of the late David
Fisher Of Halifax, aged 81 years.
In Nar1fb0ro Jau ~, JAMES H. Of shube barrett,
aged months and days.
Ia Boone Co, III, 18th ut dip liberia, Mr. FRED
q. HAMMOND furmeriy OF Reading, aged y years,
In Va pole, A. n %, suddenly. OF disease Of the
heart, JOHN g. ksAON, aged 81.
Ia BfateboFo Peo s. after brief but painful sickness,
Mrs. ELlHABEElI ~ wife Of Philip Wells, aged ~.
In Dover, Jan. ~ Mr.. NATHAN DEAN, aged o6
In Salient Oregon Nov %, Of typhoid fever, CURTIS s
WILBUR Ia the 33 Of his age. sr Wburs residence
in rowushend, nj wheA place he leaves wife aud child
kind and indugent husband and father.
IA jacksonville Jan, ~, MARVIN, u, Of Charles p
and sarah tigham, aged years months and II Gays
Christ removed this little flower from the withe
OF future lie here and has psntel amid svery
bowers OF skies and impress peace its tri
umph Is left as signet upon the cayeold features
jasper waters b he Of ratuos Weep not
and mother over the boss Of child for veil vito
( chld."
aMa'ma God loves me now
I've said my itt1 prsy ~
And Marvin sunk ia sweet repose,
serene a. midnight ali.
An angel fingered near
The SPOT where Marvin lay.
ted babe liim pluck that blooming rose,
Aud bear it up on higha
The parents sought their boy;
hqt only Sought in vain
He'd told them God would bear him home
10 heavens celestial plainh
Then weep rot mother dear,n
ami htner bush tiny signs;
And icy that prayer YOU taught 70 me,
Like ho8 ineense rise,
/ Till angels bright shall come
Aud beacon you away,
/ u jeiu your Marvin round GOa's throne
( n an eternal day. cox.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

aad pocket no containing 5000 stolen
The pocket book was found ii bridge uear
tlle tannery, whore it h,l lrep riilel Of rs
contents.
lNspRAScE AerNey.-lhose who 10
business qt Cherleslown, n. H., and wish
to procure insurance on their properly,
should apply to Gro Olco;t, Jr., Who Il
agent for some Of tie best companies "a did
country. Mr. Oleott is thorough going
business man, and we doubt not viii attend
70 all applications entrusted to his agency
in the most faithful manner
The town Of Springfield furnishes o
newspaper 70 the towns poor. She is full
Of enterprise and business, but does not
allow these 10 blunt her humanity.
Our readers viii notice under the appro-
pirate head, the death Of Mr.. Fred G. Ham
mond, formerly of Reading, this state. The
Boone Co. Independent has the following
notice -
'We are panied to chronicle the death Of
Mr. +. G. Hammond, who died at his resi-
dence in this place on the morning Of Sat
urday last. Mr.. Hammond had for some
time been the proprietor Of the Julian
House, aud, during his resid ,nce here, had
won the confidence Of all who knew him
He had resided here but little more than
one year before he WAS chosen one Of the
Board Of Trustees for the village, which
office he held at the time of his death
Faithful and honorable in all his business
relations, ard kind and generous in all his
social intercourse, his loss will be keenly
felt, not only by the community at large,
but also by the social circes in which be
moved. Tie community cannot well afford
70 lose SO useful a citizen as Mr.. Hammond
has proven himself to be during his resi-
deuce here. His funeral was largely atten-
ded On Last Sabbath afternoon, al the
Christian Church, where an eloquent and
appropriate sermon was delivered BY Rev.
Il. G. Hamilton. Mr. Hammond was for
merly from Reading, VT, but has been a
resident Of this State for several years.
He leaves no family but wife to rpoura
his loss
The effects Of cold weather in this region
have been severe, accounts Of which we
gaze last week. The Pte,ir say, that one
man in Wilmington, living within hailing
distance Of the village, started for home
from some Of the stores abont nine o'clock
in the evening. When within thirty rods
If his house he got out Of the road and
unable to see any thing by reason Of the
clouds OF snow blowing around him, wan-
dered about much longer time than was
necessary for him to.reach home, even al
the slow rate OF progress he was able to
make, and at length hauled up ia brief
Iull 10 take an observation. He found him.
SIT within ten or twelve rods of home but
out of the direct course. Starring again he
bore Oft in the opposit wrong direction and
thus wandered about until nearly exhausted
without getting much nearer to his house
Another vigorous eifor. brought lin TO /
small shop nearly opposite his house but be
was unable to proceed further. His out
cres for assistance brought help speedily o.
he would have persisted; his face ans
hands being considerably frozen. He IS
an abe-bodied, sober man, and his cast
illustrates the extreme severity Of th'
weather during that memorable night.
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CAtsBlsaDGG mAIsKET.

"Wednesday. Zen. u
At market 5s6 Cattle bout $50 Up stores
consisting working oxen iiieh Cows sud oas twoand
three sesirsold-
Prices OF Market BeefExtEa, SC = a9 50 first quality
s5; second quality $500 third quality, 50 ooi oriin
airy.
aorsing Oxen, SO, g 100
Cows snl Caiyes-saJ, - 10 g CD
ieafln. Sfa3s1 t0 gears D ID St8 g - three year
Old Is a. Is.
sne-y snl lambs $50 at market Prices fn otssl
i75 600 each. ExtFa 5 259 $685. criiusry b e Sc
= b
Indies a = Sc. Tallow, g q C.
Pel,s 81 10 a 81 . each. galf skins 10 lie Y b.
REsARRs.-Ihere we're not great Inens buyer 81
market to-iaY and ai.s dali buyers net wiling 70
psy high ~ aek and atoTrs u5t i1s 10 sel e
Consequently Bot few oatiie csaussd bands bat owing tot p
storm. tho drafc-s probably Nj have - epnreie sheep
sid quiek rasaeF higher aTices tilan l1ss uesk
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

The Fugitive slave Anderson has been
released By the Canadian Judiciary. This
aoes not Indicate MUCH sympathy on the
part Of the British government iorshe ultra
plo-slavevy notions thai have cursed our
eomtry iag 50 many yeors, and caused an
attempted "sloughing off" of six states.
Gold comfort they would get from any
European power.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22
srArE o. NER MoNT,

STATE OF VER MONT, At Probate Court, held
DIST. WESTMINSTER 5. 5. OF 6raftoni within and
for said District, the 9th dag OF February. le8l,
Present, the Hon Ahishai Stoddrd- Judge
An Instrument purpoEting be the last will and tesla
rneut Of SARAH uARAD \, late Of Westminster In said
disfricI deceased being presented the Court here by
james artduu the therein named for probate
ordered BY s Court that all persons concerted there
In De notified to appear session Of said court to be- held
the Inn Of A. Wilder Rockingham, in said district,
on the FIRST wednesday March, s. D. 1861 and show cause
any they may have, against the probate Of said will Tor
which purpose ordered, that copy OF the rec
ord pub pd three weeks SUCCESSFULLY II
the Bellows Falls lImes printed Rockingham IN this
State, as as ma, be- true copy Of record
Attest BENZ W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Feb :, 1851 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

STATE DIVER MONT, The Hon. Probate Court
= " sf,tiNsrga Il s. } for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estte of AMOS DAVIS late Of
Athens deceased. Hreehng'
You are hereby notified that the viii decide upon
the allowance the account Of Eliza Davis, ADMINISTRATIVE
said sn decree distribution Of said estate amsng
the persons titled thereto at the session Of said Court to
be held at the Inn Of X Wilder in Rockingham in said
district on the first Wednesday q March, A D. lo6l when
anu where nav BE- heard in the premises II you T.
Benz. DEAN. Register.
fr,r.o, F.b 7 1871 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, wife Of the presi-
dent elect Of The old Union, has two ma rried
sisters now on visit TO Montgomery, Albania.
One is from Kentucky, and on a visit to her
sister, who resides in Selma, Alabama.
They are both seeessionis;s, and opposed to
the government of their brother-in-aw,
Abraham Lincoln. OF course they attract
considerable attention, and are the toast Of
southerners. The husband OF one has Of
fered his services to Gov Moore of Alabama
to further the cause of secession and state
rights and republican liberty.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22
H. coal Matters.
FRIDAY, February. p, 1851.


We would announce to our readers tha
we have made arrangements by which WI
are prepared to receive all kinds Of too
binding. The work will be done in the
most superior manner, and we are quite
cure will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

nasT1s I1f- D
FLOUR j. more lr1n. and tie best hrnls sel a. = g
$40
,fv uo-ihelu eIoei a. 75c 0ats s. Ale. geF hasa
Kye - . "a
PROV ISIoNs.-Suak1d Hams ~ 9 lie. Lsri dad a
II = Izie Ia butter aul ehf.s. ters IS ctanz1-
sfgtRs-rssli 9 i-se faT crushed F1-irrcsi srzu.
uis.eI Ter ccess c-ushsi .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22
M ASKING Ma chine.
Ia will do Washing, SEARCHING nnd Wiring
Ing.

THIS machine has been thoroughly tested for the last six
mouths and found DO all that was designed to do
chief to bed quilt You wiring your clothes IN less
than quarter q the and much dryer that they
will dry ia half the time and not uiure your clothes
half as much when twisted hg hand Tqis machine
is formed with spring rolls covered With rubber aud SO
constructed together with great pressure and turn
fast and easy The springs in the rolls constructed
yield h in tue centre, where the bulE Of tie
clothes conducted they pass between them BY this
springs with rubber close tight around the
they throu h nearly dry enough to iron
amount Of pressure The clothes washed BY this machine
viii require rubbing except the drest parts such as
collars and wristbands which Will require but slight rub
with the hands,
Tie machine Is Bsey's patent and the subscriber has
bought tie right Of manufacture and sale for Nindham and
Windsor counties Price Si205 A. s CLARK. .
Bellows Fails, Vt feb. ., lHol
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cHESTER ACApE MY.

The spring 4rnn VII eoinmonea "Wednesday, fgtrusgy 2f
y. W. WEsrGnrG, Al. -. Priuriani.
gus Academl has been undsr fc chageo Ng D. ~ Wcst
gate oe re tst ieo rsuns aud wsRre happy Co ssy
w. uevii br AL siud hy Nisa spstN sAnqgSr, who has
bcen conHceul VIVA te ehtol ~ tse yssrs lnr Musical
Department s under directou 81 MISS dpLtA A.
Poafg experienced and successful teacher, lith in tgu
vocal aud instuneuta branches. Weekly lectures viii ho
delivered before Tho school by hev D lgerl Moral
scislce, 3, ,. Moore. D, Anatnlns and Phyrio-
oc anu by the Principal Philosophy FOR lulieUars
ailrqss the Principal & s, IL, bk0NAkn,
seey o. Trustees.
Chester, w., Jansl2, 1851 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22
--latest News.
Uniop Triumphan, in Mi--onri.

The result Of the state election in Mis-
souri,, on Monday is an overwhelming
triumph for the Union. St. Louis gave
1000 majority against the secessionists, aud
every county heard from has given Union
majority. Not over dozen secessiooists
are elected TO the convention. The Union
majority it is thought will exceed 10000.
Well done Missouri
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22
suLLIVAN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
OY AND AYTER MONDAY, DEC. 10. 1880, TRAINS
" will run as flliowt:
So GR Ky E EE
rhs Morning Tralu viii leave Windsor at Is, A. NJ
feaunretiug with trains froa Montreal and Ogenshurgh
tsremouf at 49, and Cbarlcstpsn az 49, A Al. nee
tins a. Bellows Pals with Cheshire Raroadfer Boston.
Iowl rad Worcester and with Vermont Valley Raifoad
for spfif sield arriving Ntw York AZ 40 Z ~.
The sail FraiH viii leave inasql at 1875, 7 u .ior on
arrival Trains frtm Montreal oedsnsl ss iatten and
Ittetoa} Caremeht Is, ami charlesto ~ l55, 2.
" esnneetrr Bellows Fall cheshire Rain Gao fr
Eosau Worcester Sc. Ssh erin tiles Railroad
Tor spfnsaell e.. arriving nt hew fork IL TO- P
and with lsntlaud sud Burlington Eaiifnad.
IA zD EE rz-
TheMaii Train viii lea ys BeiewfFall ati2 % Charlie
town al i2ss. saremonfEt l6e y connceti ind
sor ith central iailrcao fer Montpelier Bufugtc
Rouse sPeinf Month ta ID sieus hufeh 6c-and hife
River with assfi pis taiiruaC for els River
Liiiletou 81. Johustury Barten. andtht hits Nuun
taias-
Tie evening Train seave aeiioVs Falls - 81. fon
arrival Of trains ranl Boston sHj Nea York. thaTfstoin
AZ s - ard ClareraeIt SO. z. 81 -torrtfe ~ d
uit genTral failf1sd for Montpeer hurrE
taa Isolsa's Point. Ndr frsii oe1srsi rrEh. Se.
EDWARD THOMPSON, sept.
charlestov u n H. I,C y 1850 -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

Heenan, the Benieia Boy, has gone. into
the ylm-selIing business in New Orleans,
and hopes to make his fortune BY that poetic
avocation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

Samuel Bow s

Samuel Bow es STATE Or YER MONT
Va. Windham Coauty Coart
TuXhury & Arnold. September Ierga ttaai
Whereas sut Is nov pcnliugin WindhaH County dgfi
ia the state Of Vermont which cause samuel ngwes q
Rack Island, Illinois il painak aud AmbrVe Arnold q
Westminster in said Wfham County, aaa Albert Tax
bury, Of said Rock Island bite eopaItners under tie
Firm Of Iuxbury 4 Arnold, and nov Of -- Nebf.isAa
Territory, deen1ants Said suit being foundc upon
gned By one B steuiey aa1 endorsed bl sid
bury Arnoldaud whereas appears that fcfyrc Of ta
writ IN d salt has net aeen made upun said IuNhury t
hereby 0Fa that sid TnsbuFy he notified % appear
and answer 70 aid suit a the term q nest O. be
held at NeEsue IA and for aid Nindnnu ouuty the
second TUESDAY # April D. 1851 b. publnbug this or
der three IS seeeesivey IN the Fellows Fails Tines.
PAPER pubiisHed and printed Fellows fals Ga said AiE
nam COUNTY tie Inst saieB publications shall he
six weeks bat5re the sitting of skid court
Given uudsr ny hand at AeWfne 20 sal Ninlharn Conn
Is TIE Pad iias d Jannary 4. D. i5dl.
r. TYLER, C7srt.
slonghtea = GIANT, Attgs FOR pias 50
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800 Agents Wanted.

ocAL aud travelling Great Inducements local agents
~ 1t cannot be OF value than from 500 800 per
aud not interfere with other business To travelling
agents better opportunity offered For parsieu
lars address, with stamp o. NJ BEARD,
S-l3- Coriuth. Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22

In Reading, Nov. % 1860 san to GEOgG E PERRY. Va
II. a glier b HOuLp b. kEYEs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-22
China, Glass, CrOckeFy, &c, sc.
AFULL ASSORTMENT
AI.T.YAN DOORNS
New Cr0ekery Store,

MAIN STREET, Ono Door south Of Chase Trips
PLEAE CALL AND EXAMINE
xHrEutvE inst tsseirala nice staant Of tsautia
W 6oiI Band and Decorated China Tea Ware together
With White China Tea aud Dining Ware and China AID Pa
ran a. ces suitable Presents and Mantle Ornaments
ALSO SILVER PLATED AND BEErANA CAsroRs
oftse bsst sty les and qualities.
Also alarze assortmsns u Common Wsre.sneh IS BAK
ING NAPLES, PiE PLATES, YELLOW AND ESAafELED
MILK PANS, LARGE 8READ BOWLS, HHiTEANp col
ORED Bowls. PITCHEEs, TEAS, CHAMBERS, STONE
AND EsRrHEN WARES. And FOR the season FRUIT
PRESERVING JARS. GLASS AND STONE, lilly Tua
BLERs, &c, Of The best kinis male
AIsocANPHESE. FLUID. AND RERosENEolI.
Aiof theartIei,su our lire soli At she LOWEST PRICE
FORcAsH
M.T.VAN DOORN,
Malnstrsst BRArTLEBoEo.
Nearly opposite Revere Iisess
rsrrr-r1 -
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Announcement.
New Store and New Goods

N and after February o. 1851, shs be happy
" friends and patrons 40 New store, corner Of
Bridge Street and Bellows Falls Square,
~ enable y % move and Strange our goods our store
will on Friday the 9Th. We shah open New
Store on Saturday morning, O'Clock, with stock OF
New Goods bought panle prices, which shall oasr
cheap for cash. GRAY SWIFT.
Ieloas falls, Feb. Z, 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

wednesday, july II.
Atmarket 49T Cattle about 450 Beeyes AZ stores
consisting of Working xenMich Cows and two and
three years old.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, Sc 90 q Is quality
$3.50 second quality $500 third quality 45oi ordn
ary 5000.
Working Oxen 500 600, a 600
Cows aud Calves 80 40 az 50 st
Year!ings, $3.50 oysarsold 800 q 90 three year
old 90 600
sheep aud bambslT50at market Prices in OF 81 so
81 IS 90 each. Extra = q ESQ u IS 90; q 35e
per III. Veal Calves, 900 g 900 Spring Lambs, l5) g.
Hides Al 81 DC. Taliow, "a &C.
Pelts S25e, aJ Sl,Je each Calf Skins o1 a s. y Is
Remarks-There large stock of catteiaore north
than for some weeks The market dull but few
sold higher than SO p p cwt lots Sold the price
nomnalV higher but the extra shrink allowed reduced
price to 81 70 y ewt for HE best western Sheep not
high last week by 25e y head.
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LATEST NEWS
Grand ddrtmce.- Groad Ran-600 RED.
ets Routed By Kemackims.-lo OF -
ksUty


The grand advance of the army nea,
Washington INTO Virginia commenced or
Wednesday The army is under command
OF Gen. Erwin McDowan, aud number.
10000 strong. Gen. Patterson's column
OF some $4,000 is moving on Winchester
by two different routes, Il looks now very
much like doing what Gen. Scott meant
when he opened and closed his hand fight
but didn't say anything, Within the next
few days there must either be some tall
fighting or tall running
Our troops reached Fairfax Court House
on Tuesday, when the rebels run as usual.
The pickets this side of Fairfax retired
about an hour only before the head of the
column came in sight, leaving the grain
bags out OF which their horses were fed.
and the federal troops fed their grain 10
their own horses.
The troops at Fairfax were drawn IN on
the west side of the town, and the peopIe
there expected battle was certain. but at
y a. M, they made preciptate retreat,
leaving five quarters Of fresh beef, shovels,
spades, tools and camp furniture behind
them in their haste.
The entry of the federal troops into Fair
fax is said 10 have been inspiriting beyond
description. The main street was filed as
far as the eye could reach, with soldiers,
marching with fixed bayonets and loaded
guns, cheering for the Union, and the bands
playing the Star Spangled Banner.
As soon as the six thousand infantry in
the column had passed the cavalry which
were in the rear, 0he artillery being in
frcnt,) dashed through the town on gallon
in chase of the confederates. They fol-
lowed them four miles towards Centreyi!le,
but the great heat preventing forced
march of the infantry, they returned.
1t is understood tina, Centreyille is TO be
defended by the confederates, and that Gen.
Mcdowell will march on it to-day, Thurs
day. The other columns of the advanc-
ing army are north and south of Fairfax.
Cincinnati, july II.
On Tuesday night detachment of three
companies of the I'd Kentuckey regiment
attacked 600 rebels between Mad River
and Barbourville, on the Kanawah River.
completely routing them. 10 or y rebels
were killed and number taken prisoners.
and number wounded. The Kentucky
regiment had one killed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
Married.

In Grafton, July IS by Rev $. Adams. LUCIUS G. Ed
son and LAURErTE N, youngest tighter of Stephen
White, Esl both of @
In Plymouth July 4th, by C. X. Carron. ESQ., Mr. STE
PlIEN A. cAPRoN of Pymou IT, aud Miss MARY f. Dun.
BAR of BriGgewA,er
In Ludlow, July 9Th by Rev 0. Pier MIR II. " PETIT.
GREW and Miss HELEN VI. PIER, both of Ludlow.
In Woodstock, june sth, by Rev NJ. Kidler Mr. HENRY
Il, CAitLIsLbnf Plymouth, and Miss HARRIET RAYMOND
of Woodstock.
In keene, N. H.. July 4th by Rev Mr. Knowlton Mr..
GEORGE H. HILLS of keepe and Nils FIDEIIA WILSON.
eldest dau shter Of Hon Horace A. Wilson Of Putney
In Paper Mill Village. n H. June 30 by Rev G. Green
wood of Keene, MIR. EoGE WHITE Paper iil Village
and Miss FANNIE b. LtYElMORE of Gisur, N IL.
Also, at the same time and place. MFR. GEORGE w EN-
ERS0N Of Keene. and Miss MARTHA A. L1yEgMoRE Of
Gilsum.
In Woodstock. June 10 by Rev. NJ gidler Mr. RIFs
H. WOOD and Miss LUCY NJ. SPAuLDING, both of Bridge
water.
In Woodstock, june Is, by Rev NJ. Kidder. Mr. Walls
water.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

A fatal accident befell the wife Of Prof.
Longfellow, Thursday afternoon, in Cam
bridge. She was sealing package with
wax when her dress caught fire, instantly
wrapping her in flames. Her body was
terribly burned, and so serious were her in
Juries that she survived only few hours.
In endeavoring TO extinguish the flames
which enveloped his wife, Prof. Longfel-
low had his hands and wrists severely burnt.
Mrs. l.. is daughter of Hon. Nathan APP
pleton, who also died on Sunday last, at the
advanced age of 81 years.
gentleman arrived at Northampton a
few days since, from Columbus, Miss, who
believed until he reached the loyal states
that Congress was in session at Chicago
This was the prevailing opinion at the
South. and he was very much surprised II
learn that Congress was quietly in session
at the old stand.
The expenses of Mrs. Bnrch's counsel,
which Mr.. Burch has been compelled to
pay amounted to nearly 100000 showing
individually that it is sometimes more ex-
pensive to get rid of wife than..it is to
keep one.
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Died.

In North Chester, July a. MARVEL JOHNSON, Esq az
ed Il.
In Windham, July 4, Mr.. MICAH X. FAIR. aged 60
In Giarcnsont n. H. July Sh, LAURA LIZZIE. youngest
danghtsr of Bridgmau ami Laura VI. Hapgood aged Is
In easendish, July Ssh, Mr.. EPlikAfM SPAuLDING,
aged 81
In Ludlow, July LIST, ALyAN LAMB, aged 81.
In Nesfane, june 30th, Mrs. JANE STANTON aged 80.
In Whitingham, May l1th, sfI0REiiAM GooDNoW, aged
43 years aud months
IN Marble o, june 3Dth Of dptheria GEORGE MARTIN,
only child Of Mr. George Winchester, aged months