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, 1862-10-21

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL D1sTRIcr.-Elias B.
Silica Of Dixon has announced himself as an
independent candidate for Congress In this
district, against the Hon. E. B. Washburue
Mr.. Stiles has published an address in the
Dixon Telegraph, which Is non-commi.tal On
the subject OF the presidents proclamation
, 1862-10-21

ff EsGI AJk y n @AE -kS31L9 OF ITI-
GoGnty-19 a, t';aneesy: Eessst scsNI " Hrf: j.
Williams, Mas,er In t;naccery Of covk County. -
OF illinois, wtl' IN obedience 70 the msn.ate Ii ia-
the above entitled cause sell at public
auction Tor cas1s. to the highest bidder. at he no1t
door Of t!,e Court Home OF the County ot Cook IL
A. y. 1861 ut O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day.
Tbs me'tgaeet prca.iscs Gesc:th.d IN t,e decree Ii
nn1ttw:st quarter ct seet'on five t1' IN township
thirty eight S' Hurtl Fanc htrt-en ft ea't Of this
third :priI cEa1 mrridiAn in tie County If Cook I'LL
s. ct Illinois. E, s. WILLIAMS
Master in CA2uCesT Conk Count
Chicago. October 18th. :Si3. osts yEEI.
, 1862-10-21

! HE REREL PlIlVATEER A29Oss
OH ALABAMA.
, 1862-10-21
NCT1CE.-Ma4tes's Sale Of tha
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0qnawka Railroad.

ancs Of decree Of the Circuit Cours of tbs Enltt.a
s;tss toF IL So:ths'n n!st1st Of illinois nsle IL
seot.5 ~ bSxa Haai;ey: :t:Hsts*;: 9;s!sse@plss-
, sns inc ~ fGnf1 nn s oan,TSH ~ @
Eszs s aS
29s I'd "A 4 ,s'
g., rs n s5ass a. :ss
toSpasy Co. james eGnx Rasx es
as SsM1z & asaxy az
d. nde1sisn:d. J. T. Morton spes!x Nattsr q -
4 the Eo:t 0:ee aaa custom lonse hu'ld!aE Il fh9
en he u az 10
est ani best bidder f?E cash tho following aescoe1
s e M n II
IT, s s19 s equity r X X naPs
al branches hereof which Ind beer c,nstracted os-
fo1s H. s e 1n% yhS
!ieht g ri ia isnd 1scupsd !hseoy fogssaet IN
ss es%raay s4% nj e@apn,sas
as q I'D
cp,srs isnses s1s3se tHndfss d. csE. t.o1s nnd NJ.
e ss
the revenues and earnings d-r1ved Or to be derived
1 :; = H. @ e. e
ae
that portion Of the Peoria and OqusEka !shlr 'st
q he tas and & .
tc only that part ot tn said roAd tn2rns ta3
tfervte Fdanc with he ssrs Of lie asltxss9
md \, at as y ne q Ehs
9Rs. y q e e g d
11tf mi Tvs.
ts1s;s 9: wh,ca william + Coll,aaen. John T. A.
ssssns may ~ have 7oT boadSoidsrs aadsr
de~t cf trust executed ny the -eorls and ttlunwkN
'3s l. es%p.sy :.a sttssa t!sa Asss
matcn thereof. dated tie I}th day Of March A. D. 1s
i IT, g
sas s # s 's &
'ss ss n ets1
th.m o. any Of them. aud all per.ons having : !s,1
s.e; q f. y: @ =
the said ortEage and h!s or their heirs Or psrs9n
pe1sons ainis9 nnaer them. 50 forever narred nj
& sSa e he az a
sys{ gtEt "a Ra1ssl e & g.
set TITO sseseon q the sad motgaF % presss ~
TT .n Of m a IL Tse ay
sny pe1sons Who. ence the eomrnenesment ot -
e1s1 as
pur faes rroGuEton Of the M4.Iecs .s ed 1of
s sha q ss
eornrined. III i ne same has been confirmed under
the z''*s Of 'a'd Gpqft r pp1rov. Special x4,ts.
J. F Jor, Of Counsel, and J. n. WALKER. softe'toi
| Chiesgo septea ber 18th. 1854. 3caeosSaam
| CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE
| OF 1ii1sote.-i1 sh4 cause James !. s9athef .at
pva Trustees - stnte rne een97o Feeln a
, 1862-10-21

Dear sir:11n reply to snr communication,
and right to make the Pian1&ion Bitters for hoE-
pial purposes dnring the Wr,'' We beg to say
yoar price is liberal one, 6nsidering 1t would
cost ~ ne.hins TO comply, ah that otherwise we
can derive no revenue from fe Southern Stafea.
hut, sir. cur duties to onr government and our
:deas Of consistency would bt allow US to enter
tain it, although it might plefe u to assuaye the
snft rigs of yoMr Observation-Disclosures
We remain,
Very respectfully yoars
, 1862-10-21

The annual book trade sales have c3u-
menced in New York city. It was fist az
pointed for the 18th Of SEPTEMBER, bus post
pcned in consequence u the threatening up
peafance Of catianal affairs at that juuctur..
III tht interim teye7-l Of tue publishers hay.
taken the opportunity to make large additions
to th' ir Invoices, for which s supplementary
c.tslesu~ has heen Issued. Tue new tariff and
1sxes ar having thtir effect upon the book
trade. Many ct the materials used In
certain styles Of binding are imported,
and book buyers must hereafter tn
du'ge in less expensive binding, OF else be
prepared to pay the additional price. The
l'iiees reported thus far are generally fair,
though the numbers are snail AMI the dupIi-
cations liberal
, 1862-10-21

first DfsrE1CT ILLr%n1s,}
CHICAGO, OCTOBER II, 1si1- !
Notice isherfby g:yen that list OF all the tax As
setsed Ger the inttrnsl Hevenus Law Vt t Uni ed
ert hy the Assistant Assessor Of trtt col ectton
district Of Illinois, which comprises the County OF
Crtk. Ess la*n returned to ny oeace. at M II
D:ck9ya Fuild:bG In tie city Of Chic and vii be
sr on - fifteen dag*. the ii dsy Of Soven-
btr, r. 1862 Ana III: ther notice IL heFfnF gwen TO
al parties cerned. that will be vt my Office eAcn
day TIT m :tc n tsay Of November. .. 1f. to the
Eh L1y thereof for the puTrn ct hearing MI
fifteen OF the Intetnal Revenue Law nj the UnItsd
statea. PHILIP WADSWOKTH.
cc1.-yis4-15t Assessor 1st District Iiltaots.
, 1862-10-21
rITY TAXES FOR 1862.

CHICA80. Ill, 0cto oer I. 1851. { ,
Futile potsce is hereby given that tia warrant Tor
The col erton for the annual Tor tho clty Cut
colectoa Al petsoI state.s ss.d trs e.
Conf House a. TIE zane viii be eacted 1t TIN e1k
md expSps Of the peFsonN liahla therefor. ;
r. MKHRtNG, CttV Co1ector.-
EB.-<2eat.eneR Aavinx tax books will !tss: hand
them In Immediately NJ l&tsnG. 0cIsTSsSl2 !
, 1862-10-21
Very respectfully yo2rs
2. DRAKE & co.

These gentlenen give the lito.y of certain Ia9re-
dieIts OF tle'r article for overtwo hundred years
showing that through all changes Of the medical pro-
fcsson and its practitioners sssngh composure and
checsfu ness las been derived non these sources d.
Woods. II the Washington Hspitals intornaed me
that nc had been nnabs to protace m hours slccn IN
cne patient for nearly two weks aud lie was sinking
rnd until taton Bxsers came to his know
ledge, vine one days trial g<e him nights rest,
A1dhe..was now fast recovering. Ian surprised our
Government has nat equalle1 Jefferson Davis III en-
esES. and adortcd this Invaluable article in all our
horpltals As lay member. lean bear witness It u
gond 10 toke," and affords energy and life than
anything erer tried. Success to the Plantat; "a
Dttcrs.
But hare disressed, In n1y sext shall speak Of
gathering in the wounded, burytQg the dead. e..
N1coDzx1ss
This testimony. comlrg from high source. was vol
untary. and unsonght for By MeEs.s Drake Co.. and
was given anl Item Of Important sncws In tic EVEN
ING ESPEEss, Comment Is unnecessary. No snch
eEeomium has ever been bestowed upon medicine
BEFORE and thousands will attest that 1t Il deserved
oc1s-y41s.lm STAT
, 1862-10-21
aSSr550r'S Npttre.
4 SCISSOR s OFFICE OF IN
"A TERNAL REVENUE,
RruST nKHrKfHTr TTTTNn1Q

CHICAGO, October 18th, 1867.
An Narnfaetu1e,e Of any and avery Kind dcses1p
tiOn OF GooCs Wares or Mtr :E1'ttze. NhO I'LL to
make retur1 on or before the 18th of October. u.
1S provided IL Sect on 62 Of tn, Internal Revenue
Law ta tie Assistant Assessors Of the Division In
Ahch tEch mandatory !. lecatSd will sn.e.r ncu-
the penalty provided. which is nne OF 600 90 the
seizure OF the goods manufactured This return Is
required each MONTH md mnet be made On Or before
ton in to the Of making SUD return.
Ever. party not having nsd this return before
the l9t Of ts mouth. for n! goods made In Septem
attention uay be given t. The matter tsat nla.
uet e obliged TO enforce the penalty. Here after it
lee to Ike tlr Est7rn Hy Ire 1tf Inst. All PARTIES
frga2eC in business profession re11rt't t.
take out u t1cens- beft re- rurcu.n- it any further.
liz ~ tho ut gert do before tile 3t-t day
OF this month will be aasessef the penalty, which Il
w. ~ 1A'>'' 'D~ PHiLiP waD3WnRTa,
oc50y.uDlw lw Assessor First District Of Illinois,
, 1862-10-21

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
located tile Laks sht:.. near the OxAlant Station
Ct The Hyde Park train. ta uttes seath of ChieaEo
The next term viii CofuMCE:e the 6y7t WeQ1ead&Y
OF November. Thorough 1,.-ttncttnn IN natt and
agreeable homo. !. + . dese II IT, scaooi. oas3
be pron&sly sens 70 sn1 l.rtss- Address y. A.
NICHOLS HAx 1E6}. Chlcato. ~ 116&3W
, 1862-10-21

ESTATE ct Noah St.r;evan+. de-
- cssaed. r.shtc Malice is s:o.br gwen 70 III r.r
s0Es having Clas an demands HEat 1T the E-tat. nF
Noah Snrteriht. decea-Ad. t, .+~at the ms G,r
q AID es'teient at regnts7 term os mo
Court IIonse 10 tn. city r. Ch!cae thu r1lrl Mn1-
day cf December. o. 81, neae th- :7 ,l1y ther! 4.
CATH .f:iS4 SrUisrEyANT
T.. r. HuLDES,
Adu,'nfstrato.a
Chicago. OFT. 18th. 1sd2 oc:15ysit I'M
, 1862-10-21

#istellaneous.
A VOICE
The BATTLEFIELD!
The Right Kiad Of Testimony!
READ AND PONDER,
The special correspondent OF the NEW YoRK
EXPRESS, xhu WAS with the army du.ins she
campaign in Maryland, says Of tue recant
battles:
Ills batt- (A1tetan} lss been tie most saa niparr
Of the var and tie oo'y one fought with design and
upon Eiita'y principles TIE arrangement Of oar
corre-the overlook ing position Of the commanding
Gcre,al-the sending into action the right tnd th.
lt-tte closing up Of tie cent1e and dna success-a1
e1ees ldeYtng admiration. sad carr1estae mind To
tie Krea. d.Ids # Austerittz and A@1 fought by
Napoleon II all this have s7oksn The hea:thstosT
Of such conflict purchased by the life sud blood Of
twe1ty thousand rea must be 4ou:d tn the hoepltas
War hA+ Its gio.1eshu Eas its tea thousand demons
In thete human ,ortures that ake the e3eballs ache
the heart b!eed-the lips La!ss-aad the brain reel
TIE 81. 1t Is 1t first positively unendurabie The life
blood ct some IL sttll trieklnR away IN a1leat calm
, 1862-10-21
The Right Kiad Of Testimony
READ AND PONDER,

The special correspondent OF the NEW YoRK
EXPRESS, xho WAS with the army du.ips TIT
campaign in Maryland, sa5s Of tue recent
battles:
, 1862-10-21

- Rst.red Clergyman having been re tered to health
IN fe> asa after nAnv years Of eAt saerinE 15 will
ing to assist others f'y scn.s ttree, the receipt
cIa Port paG directed tnycops eory q prr3criP
Fulton s1Eeet BROOKLYN. .;tE York. leael-am
, 1862-10-21

T AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON
- The Northern Irun Company OF Lske Superior
Keep On hand at its Dock in Chicago, supply Of Cha
grades the attention thoee wanting th ees
aEaltt{ ofthe lake Superior Metal ia invited odce
N' JESuP, KENGDY L CO., Agents..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

BILE things" for he gave Mr.. Ingrahan, Gas
undersiand,) four pounds of fat, fair and
luscious " salt pork.
Perhaps there are a few more Of the
same sort left, and ! recommend to "mine
hos" (Uncle Ira.) Of the Jacksonville Ho-
tel, TO exchange some Of his salt pork for
them and lay it on his own table, and (if
your Devil can spare your worship,) invite
you to join with us in the repast.
J,fxrtCv
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

v1rE he subscribers being duly appointed BY the Hon
w Probate coar for the District % s,er, Sona
isourrs 10 receive examine ana Silst al chhs and de
unanas Of all persons against the estate o BENJAMIN
BEafS Of windha, in said District desei' anu 49,
Al Claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and 81,
months from the 18th day Of April hst bling Arose
BY ssd last purpose, do therefore beFros ''
nasice that s attend 10 the buuss o. our sal Ap
poinfment the late Dwelling house Of ssat deese1 u
windhaul in sid District, the third THURSDAY N yne
and October next from 1 O'Clock P. NJ Until oei0es
p NJ on each Of said days -
JASON D. JONES. ic,,.s
HOLLIS q. SI0WELL,
HENRY VI BENis Admir-
wiuahaz, Jane Is A. D. issa sS-'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
JUSTICE.

EXCITEMENT IN SourH READiNG.-
We have returned from brief absence,
and find awaiting US card from Mr.. c. l..
Robinson, watch, on account Of his earnest
request, we publish this week, though at
considerable inconvenience, owing to the
late hour it came into cur hands. There
has been much excitement of late in Read.
ing, and 1t has been extending itself to the
adjoining towns. Upon this, and Mr.. Rob-
inson's card we should have some comments
as the affair has become very decidedly q
public matter, but it is not possible for wan
Of time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
Married.

In Bellows Falls, June IS by Merrick Wentworth, ESQ
Mr. CHARLES h. CROUCH aid Miss sopuhONA uuM-
ARD, both OF Gisu,n, n. IA.
In Mount Holly, Jane Is, by Rev. D. Packer, Mr. O.
MERRY Of PerkIusyc, and Miss ELLEN CONSTANTINE
OF walingiorl
la rownshend May Is, by John Dlandin, Esq, No ED
WIN 8 JVhNsoN Of south Nardsboro, aud Mrs. ANNA
.. MASON OF Brat.leboso.
In Factory Point June by Rev. W. A. Miller, Mr. SUI
u Manchester.
In Fayetteville, May 20, by Rev >. Bxby Mr.. LEVI n
EDDY aud Miss MARY BlABN, both OF Newtaue.
In Fayetteville, june 8, by Rev. s. Bixby Mr. JOHN c
HAbklo aud Alss LYDIA A. WlsWALL both Of Ncwiane
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
CAMnRIDcE MARKET.

At market 2T7 Cattle about 400 Bee,ea aud II store.
consisting OF working Oxen Aiehcoss and Que twoant
shree years op'
Prices Make tBeefEstrasG 20 q % first quality
ss5sen second 4asuty,i s5s5 q 600 thisd quality
5000, Al ordinary, 5000.
Working Oxen 50 ~ leo
Cows and Calses-S.s1 u ~.
yearngs, none two year cid, SisSiei three year ola
S2l,a22<.
Sep aud iAmtsiSo0 at market prices IN lots 40 %
800 slSs 90 each extra, "a 50 50 90; 3Ia,e ~ H.
Hides 81 Sc. fallow ~ SIC.
Peits - 80, ~ - 90 each Cali skins 8 u Dc v NJ.
Spring Lanlts-S2 30 "a 5000 Nesi Calves, ~ q 80.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

la Chester, June IL, of dpthera, FLORA RUSSELL,
ased years, months, IA days.
In Bridgwater June 0, ELLEN j.. wife H. Bennett
of Boston, aged IS years, months.
In Newfane, June l. after lingering illness of months
Mrs MARY COTTON, formerly OF Bratti,boro, aged ~
years, months.
In Newtane. Dec. 90 lsei of dropsy the bfan HER
BBiif a, only son q Jsssr J. and fideha "a. MorleA
years. 10 tnonths-
In waipole y. H.. June ID ANNA MARIA, only child Of
A. IL. aud Euima NJ. Wolfe, aged months, 20 days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

FRANKLIN County TAKES TINE LEAD
Colonel Stannard organized the FRS
Company of the 9th Regiment, recruited un.
der the superintendence Of 1t. A. B. Jew
EFT, at Swanton on Saturday, the l4th
There were 81 men enisted.-V. +. Bar
ney, of Swanton, was elected Captain, L. L
Sherman, Of Montgomery, LIST Lieutenant
L. w. Jewett, Of St. Adams, I'd Lieut..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
pRIzE poErRr.

txt Ghieitaius boast Of deeds in war
And Ministries tune their sweet guitar
A nober theme nay heart 1t fills
In praise of HERRicKis matches Pills.
Their cures found in every land
Amid Russias suows-snd Afrc sand
Their wondrous works the papers hs,
Produced by HErRioK's matches Pills.
Does disease afiiet eoW' do not aouat
This charming compound will search Il cut
And health again your system Ell,
II you fly to HssRrcKs Pills
They're safe for afl=both old and young,
Their praises every terigac
Disease disarmed no longer kills,
Since we are blessed With HERRIoK's Pills.
NJ Put u with English, Spanish, German, and Frenel
virestons Price f5ecnts Per box sSgeS CotsS SEE a
aertisenent on 81 page. foY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

AN EpIroe ARRESTED. - On Satur-
day last the Editor of the argus was arrest
ed on charge of publishing an abscene ar
ticle, and on Monday was brought before
Justice NJ erick Wentworth, and after ex.
animation, was held to trial in the sum of
$500, for his appearance at the next term
of County Court.
Several citizens were summoned as wit
nesses Who testified that they saw the article
in question, and that it was of such ma
ture that they would not and did not take
their paper home to their families. The
employees in the argus Office were also
summoned. They testified that Mr.. At
kins gave his directions to have the article
set up, and that he had previously read the
same aloud in his office amid much laugh
ter, but found fault with them for having
placed ii in so CONSPICUOUS place, in the
paper Another witness testified that At
kins said VIM. b. Downer Of Charlcsiown,
handed him the piece. Mr.. Downer dared
him to publish it. Mr.. Atkins said he
,coaid publish il and be handed it to one Of
his men and told him to set it up. He said
it appeared on the FIRST page. Was sorry it
appeared there and meant 10 have had il in
less conspicuous place. He (Atkins) had
said he was sorry it had beer published but
now he would say nothing about it, On a
cross-examination this witness re-affirmed
his testimony and said he could not be mis-
taken"
We have 40 comments 10 make on this
affair, ard beg pardon of our readers for
what we herewith publish, which we should
not have done but for the fact that the re-
spondent and certain lackeys have sought
relief by retailing in families and about the
streets, that the editor of this paper, with
others, got up the salt, which was merely
persecution, by political enemies, that the
respondent had published the article with
out knowing there was anything bad in it,
&c, The testimony shows 1t was done de-
liberate!y with full knowledge of the char
acter of the article, and we have only to say
that the first information we had Of the pro-
secution was from the respondent himself.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
Rutland & Burlington Railroad
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


ON and after Monday, June l6 1862 Trains III
" follows TO wits
MOVING soUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, s20 A. NJ, and $50 N.
Arrive at Rutland II 90 aud 1890 A NJ.
Leave Rutland, 5.a5 and IL As M.
Arrive at Bellows Fails, $50 A. NJ and $50 P. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BsilowsFails, 1920 and DIS Pm.
Arrive at Ru land 245 and II 80 Z. NJ.
Leave Rutla LOO A. NJ, 2 55 and 400 Y. NJ.
Arrive at Be lington l02OA.M., 535 and 100 P. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington With Vermont Centraland Vt. 4 Canada
Railroads Montpelier Adams. Rouses Point Mon
treal ogdensburgh and the WestAt Rutland with traios
for Troy Albany and New York, Saratoga Springs Science
tady and the WestAt Bellows Fails with trains Chesh
ire Railroad for Fitchburg Worcester Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Brattleboo, Springfield
Hartford New Haven and New Yorkand with sullivan r.
r. for Windsor, White River Junction, Wells River, st Johns
bury, Barton, Litteton and the White Mountains.
Passengers the West will find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route giving them opportunity of going
via Troy and Albany via Saratoga and Schenectady and
thence by New York Genital Railroad,
proceed via Burlington and ogdensburh connecting the
points West and South.
- The $40 train Burlington is mail train for Bos
ton.
The 40 20 train from Burlington, and $40 train from Ru
land Is New York and Montreal Express,
The 90 P NJ from Bellows Falls cenIieets with
train leaving Boston a. 400 Z. NJ
For further particulars SHOWS Pathfinder and Rail
way Guide. q. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
KUvLASp VI Nav 90 1862 2i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

kuld announce to our readers that
made arrangements by which we
lred to receive all kinds of book
The work will be done in the
berior manner, and we are quite
(giye satisfaction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

DECLINED Hon. d. d. Harris Of Brat
tleboro, has declined the appointment of U.
S. Assistant Quartermester- General of Vol
unteers, and we learn that Col. Il. w.
Clark, of the same place. has been appoint
ed and confirmed in his place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills,

THE combination Of ingredients IN these pills are the re-
result of long and extensive practice They are mn d
in tlr and eran in correcting all Irregularities
Painful transformations removing all distinctions whether
from cold or otherwise headache pain in the side palpita
ton of the heart whites, all affections ny sercs
d,tigue pain in the back and limbs Se' ostosoeo eP
which arise from interruption of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of era in the treatment OF
those Irregularities ana distractions which have eonsn
many to premature grave No female can ENJOY good
health she Is relar aud Sheuever anu
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
the effective remedy ever knosn for all comp
fiar 10 Females To ali classes they are Invaluable m
dseing With certainty, periodical regularity They are
70 Thousands who have used them at dierent Pc
the country, having the sanction OF some
of the most eminent ply sioisps in Anlericp.
Explicit directions stating when they should not &c n
with esxte price 81 per box, containing from 90 20
90 pills
ilis sent by mail promptly. by RENTING to the ProPrie-
tor. Sold by Druggists selIerslly
20 Cedar St, New YORK.
~. Woods, Agent. bellows Falls c. K. Villas Paper
Mi village: A. r. Johnnot WslPolr G. Hills, keene
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
~o PRINTERS.

Tess on which the TIMES is now
IS offered for sale. We wish to
! Il to make room for power press,
tll tie sold cheap.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

ca A state convention of those who wish
to do what they can to save slavery, has
been called to be held in this place on the
ID day of July next.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
4th of July Celebrations
FIRE VOL X s :!
June IA, 1852.

Sanderson s. Lanergan. Andrew Lancrgan.
J. G. Hovey s. Co., and f. l.. Sanderson.
TNIEsE extensive establishments have been consolidated
Il and will be conducted the ETsA LABORATORIES.
THEE fRE WoHKs well known to be The best
hbited in New England The displays Boston Common
for "A years surIass anything given this country
AL the glory has ben won,the victory is ours. Cali at
the large warehouse of HOLDEN. CUTTER CO.. our
Agents - IS Federal and l07 Ill and llj Congress
Streets Boston be fore purchasing you get suited to
thing from thousand 1orpe5oes at go cents to dis
play with the Iron Sides Of Thousands OF dollars.
10000 Best Gold Chop Cracke-s.
5000 600 Torpedoe from 50 cts to 81 80 per thousand
China Lantern Flags Sc, sc.
Prior Lists 10 dealers if requested Call send your
orders early. 25-2I 3w
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
nERUIcKS KID STRENGTHENING pLasfrRy

Cures in FIVE hours Pus aud Weakness Of the Breast a
aud Hack and Rheumatic complaints in equally short
period Of Time Spread beautiful white lamb sk their
subjects the to Inconvenience, and each
VIII from week TO three months Price, is cents
Herros Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Pasters sold by
and NJ rchauis in all parts OF the United States
Canass and souh America aud may bs obtained by calling
for them by their full
Sold in Bellows Fails by o. r. Woods and John w. Moore
31-lyl DB. l., X. IlERRICK CO., Albany, MI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

THAr PIckEREL Jacksonville June
18th, Mr.. Editor The Picenis chronicles
~ fact that John Corkins of this place,
eought on Monday last. pickerel weighing
three pound and ten ounces, laying the same
On the Editors tables most sensible
thing."--but it is somewhat remarkable that
On the Saturday previous Mr.. lngraham of
ehis vicinity, cought one out of the same
pond, weighing precisely the same, which he
hid on Johns table =" most sensible
hing" And John, 200, done most sensi-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

SrRAwpEeRtEs.-A box of fine, large,
lucious strawberries, the first we have least
ed npon this season, were presented us yes
to-day, by Mr.. Benjamin Spaulding, OF this
vzlI&ge. Each berry was ripened to turn,
N the now empty box testi6es to our rel
fsh for its delicious contents. Mr.. 5. has
one of the most extensive strawberry gar
dsns in this section, and we trust he will
reap corresponding profits. Long may the
slrawberry vines thrive, and Mr.. S. con-
tfnue TO be-benevolent