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AMERICAN cUANo.

Iy HE undersigned has in and offers for sale,
the above article to dealers and farmers in any desired
quantity.
The term Amercan Guano,H Is the title or trade mark
by which designated the fertilizer which the Company Is
importing islands These islands situated In the
Pacific Ocean, the line of the Equator They we're
formally taken possession of in the of the United states
Government, account of the American Guano Company
b. the Commander Of the u s. ship St. Marys in the year
1851.
The scientific testimony respecting the value Of this Gu
fertilizer is most hatering clear. and
decisive and the favor which il has with at the hands
of farmers whose opinions of its merits founded
careful experiments will commend it to all who desire to
obtain reliable and economical manure.
The rtizng properties of this GuaHo mainly phos
phate amoHia and therefore other seeds will
not be injured by coming in contact With il.
The price at which it is offered $40 for the single ton.
with liberal discount according graduated scale OF
prices, for large quantities W. 3. HASELTINE,
No 10 Fosters Wharf Boston,
Agent for the sale of the american Conn anys Guano.
April IL, 1862. 1913
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Married.

In Roekinehaui April u, by Rev. W. N. Wilbur Mr. n
A. WHEELER of Rockport Mass and Miss MARY BUT
TERRIFIED Of II.
In Westminster April IA by Rev A. b. Foster. Mr. CL ARK
CHASE aud Miss ELLEN NJ. FISHER, both of
In wardsboro, March 80 at the parsonage, by Rev. D.
ODER, Mr.. WHITNEY N. BALDWIN Of New Salem, Mass,
and Miss ADALINE HOWARD Of W.
In Ludlow, April s, by Rev. 0. Pier, Mr.. ALICK
sTEAIlNs Of CaTendish, End Miss SOPHIA HUDSON Of
Plymouth
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NARROW ESCAPE AND Loss OF MoN-
EY.-On Monday morning, last week Mr..
John F. Clark of East Putuey, started
for Kecne, N. H., and attempted to cross
the river on the ice. with view of taking
the cars at Westmoreland When about
two or three rods from the shore the ice
broke, letting him into the water, where he
struggled some twenty minutes before get
ting out. The water was deep and the cur
rent swift, and it is remarkable that he es-
capped. He had pocket book containing
$500, by the proceeds of farm he had
just sold, which was lost out of his breast
pocket, while struggling in the water
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18
LATEST NEWS.
Three Cheers for the Union :---The Capital
IL Free.

IN Free.
Slavery is abolished in the District Of
Columbia. The President approved and
signed the bill on "Wednesday, and made it
the subject Of special message to Congress,
ia which he says: 81 have never doubted
the Constitutional authority to abolish slav-
cry in this District, and have ever desired
to see the National Capital freed from the
institution in some satisfactory Way
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18

In the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. Sumner
presented petition 200 feet long, and
signed by $4,000 women, praying for the
abolition of Slavery.
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From Cavendish.
CAyENDIslI. April -

CAvENDIsH, April IL.
Dem Ssr:-I win give you an inkling of
this place. While tile Black River rolls on
through the town, though in zigzag course,
with hills, or you might say mountains, on
either side, it gathers into its lap the fruits
OF the fertile intervafes. A Tess hon1oge-
neous population scarcely exists. Adven-
turers from every cline have wandered
Lithef, and the babling OF Babel are re-
hearsed in our streets. Wealth. genius, and
beauty adorn this town. The lovers of
Art are indebted to the munifcence of its
citizens for development of genius The
business men, as class, are enterprising
and honorable minded. The young men
are very spirited, and are making noble ex-
ertions TO acquire means for mental culture,
and rational enjoyment. We have beauti-
full women here, whose charming frankness
and unaffected hospitality would kindle your
chivalrous mind into enthusiasm. The
belle of the season Is Miss -; she is
a beautiful girl, with dark, beafnins eyes,
into whose ebon depths prolonged gazing
would be dangerous. have introduced the
ladies into this letter to make it more palat-
able to you; otherwise, you would fling it
aside, as a novel without heroine.
Cavendish has its faults. There is, by
far, too much strong drink used here, but
the people are getting walked up, and it is
hoped there will be stop put 70 it. Not
much improvement or alterations here of
late, except change of postmasters and
station agent. 1t is hoped that the latter
in moral sense, win be some improve
meht. REcHABIrE.
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6. SAxToN RIvER.-Expeciing that there
nil soon be an engagement or battle at
Yorktown, or in that vicinity, the ladies of
Saxton River met on Tuesday and contrib
med lot of articles well adapted TO hos
pital use for the sick and wounded, and
have taken the liberty TO direct the box
containing the goods to his excelleney the
Governor, trusting that he or Gen. Davis
sHill cause this box to be properly directed
md forwarded to some place where the
Vermont troops may have the benefit of
hem. The following is list of the arti-
cles above alluded o.
IS sheets, Sc pillow-tas GO shirts, 80
blows, straw ticks, bed quilts, | blank
ei, 3 shawls, SO bottles currant wine and jel-
lies, cans salve and pickles, 10 towels, 2
x1bIe covers, 20 rolls bandages and hints,
packages cotton cloth, coats, ice bags,
fston pads, wool yarn, dried apples, maple
eGgar, sages, NORWOOD, hemlock bark dust,
loves, corn starch, farena, broma, lemons,
ops, soda powders, &C., &c.
81 Mrs. f. r. Osgood, has filed another
tox with like articles, expressly for the Sax.
1on's River boys which Is TO be carried by
DR.. Campbell should he go TO their assist
hnce, as we understand he will do if his
services are wanted.
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New Feed Cutteis.
Important to the Afflicted.


TeR. DOW continues to be consulted at his Office. Nos.
~ and Epdicot Street, Boston, on a. diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long Of study practical experience Of
extent d. has the qualification Of presenting
the with remedies that have never, since
first introduced them aled 10 the most alarming
Of
Beueah his treatment all the horrors Of yepcreal
impure blood, lmpotency, sciofna Gonorrhes Ulcers
pain distress in the regions proefcaon inflammation
OF Bladder and Kidneys Hydroeele Abeeses Hunors
frghful ssengs aud the long train Of horrible symptoms
attending this class OF disease made 70 become HARM
less hs the simplest alings Of a Chi d
SEMINAL. WEAKNESS.
DIR D devotesa great part Of his time treatment
those caused by secret and solitary habit which
the body mind uniting the unfortunate indyidu
al for business society some the melancholy
effects PRODUCED BY early habits Of YOUTH Weakness 81
limbs Dizziness Of the head, pisnsss Of sight
Pa pton q the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness Deran
Of the digestive uneons symptoms d Consumption,
&e The fearful effects the mind much to be dread
loss Of memory confusion OF Ideas epress Of spir
its evil focbodiug aversion OF socety sefistrls mid-
y anon, the et produced such persons should,
before contemplating Earinons, consult stefan OF
experience and be restored health and appinee
Patients who wish under DR. Dowis treatment
few DAYS or weeks viii be furnished with PHEASANT
aud charges for board moderate. t5-lily
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18

WoUNDED.-The casualties in the Yer
mont troops at Yorktown, thus far, have
been few. A letter from Col. Stoughton,
received here "Wednesday evening, says -
ave have captured some twelve or fifteen
OF their (rebel) men, and they one lieuten-
ant, 9Th Maine) ! have had two men
wounded, though not seriously-one Ma
get, (as near as we can make out, the CO.
loners writing being about equal to Choate' 5
-ED) of the Cayendish company, in the
hip" Another Vermont soldier mas also
been wounded in the 9th, Co. G. We shall
give the fullest space to all which relates to
the Vermont troops at Yorktown, and thus
gratifying the intense interest now prevail.
ing in the entire state for the welfare and
safety of cur brave soldiers,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18
Dissolution of Partnership.

TINE undersigned late doing business at Bellows Falls
Vt under The firm of Adams Hapgood have this day
by mutual dissolved the partnership heretofore
ng between them The partnership accounts viii be set
tied by John Adams who b. found at the store in Cha
e's Block An persons indebted to the late firm
quested call and settle JOHN ADAMS,
ELBRIDGE HApG00D.
Bellows Falls March Z 1862 l6
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Public House To Let

THE ISLAND HOUSE at Bellows Falls VT, thoroughly
furnished ready for supaer business Is be rented
Possession given the fret Of May desired For particulars
inquire Of the
Bellows y ais April H. 1862 l6
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Liberation Notice.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he has given hi
L son, EDWIN HEkBERr HENRY. his time during tn,
remainder of his minority and shall claim of his
pay any debts of his contracting after this date.
FRANKLIN HENRY.
Bellows FANS April II. 1862. 1918
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18
HERRICk's KID STRENGTHENING PLASTERS

Cures IN hYe hours Pains and Weakness of the Breast Side
and Back and Rheumatic complaints in equally short
period Of tie Spread beautiful white iab skin their
subjects the Inconvenience and each
will week to three mouths Price ls cents
crrchs Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Pasters are sold by
fru gSs and NJ rchants ia all parts Of the United States
S5uh America and may be obtained BY calling
for them by THAR full name.
Sold Bellows Fails o. r. Woods and John W. Moore.
31-iyl BIZ. L. n. ilERRIcK a CO., Albany, Ny
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N otice.

TINS is to certify this day given to my
JOHN BRlSNAN, his time during the remainder of his
minority and shall claim Of his earnings, pay
debts Of his contracting after this date.
JAMES BRINNAN.
Bellows Falls April Is, 1862. 1918
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fourth, That's Id good.' There was no
flinching on our side, and we congratulate
the band on having given the rebels the
genuine national music. if
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Died.

In westmoreand n H., April 3, of consumption, Mrs.
PAMELA 2. YOUNG, aged 46 years.
In Brattleboro, April Miss MARIA WARD, aged 20
In Chesterfield, N. H., April 4, Mr.. AMOS FARR aged
&c years, 0 months.
In westmorcland, N H., April 2, Mr. HENRY II BURN.
HAM, aged "A years
In West Dover March s, SUMNER E. son OF Daniel and
LAurinda Hill, aged q years.
In Vernon, April Z, of consumption. Mr.. ALANs0N +
Wealth ERHEAD Of Frattleboro. and for several years
past Farmer ut the W. Asylum, aged IS years.
In Cavendish. March 9. Mrs LYDIA BENT. aged IS
Apfl 6, Mrs. LYDIA STILES, aged T2both in the same
family.
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Dcal M atters.
FRIDAY, APRIE Is, 1862.


York and southern Way Malls close at us A. NJ. and
ID. NJ. Arrive at IL 90 NJ Gnd5l5PM.
ton and Eastern Way Mails at II SOP NJ. Arrive
.30 7. NJ.
,thern and Western way Mails close at liooA. NJ
at Las pm.
nshena Way Mails close at 100 r NJ. Arrive a, il 30
sr Mil Village Way Mails close a, LOOP. NJ. Arrive
loo AN.
4 &C hours from 100 A. NJ. until s.oop.M
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ca O L D FRiEN D S %
III THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

THE BEST FAMITY CA
THARTIC in the world, used
twenty years By five millions
Of persons Annually; always
give satisfactloh; contain no.
thing injurious; patronized by
the principal ply sicians and
surgeons IN the Union; ele-
gantly coated with sugar.
Large boxes 25 cents; Eve
boxes for one dollar. Full di-
rections with each box.
TALLAHASSEE, LEos Co,
Florida, July IL 1866. !
To DR.. TIcrriek, Albany, ~. Y.
Ny Dear Doctor 81 write
this to inform you Of the won
derfui effects OF your Sugar
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18

ter three has been affected with bilious
Of the system sadly inPairng her health,
has been steadily filiH during that Period When in New
xork IN April last friend advised TO test Your Pills
the fullest confidence in the Judgment of friend
obtained supply OF Mdssrs Barnes Il Park, Druggists,
Park Row. New York On returning home, ceased all
other rcatent and admin your Pills each night.
The improvement 80 her feelings. complexion Digestion
strprised us all rapid aud permanent respiration to
consider entirely we'll consider the above Just
tribune you Physician and trust IL will be the
f inducing many adopt your Pills their family medi
Cine. ] remain, dear sir. with many thenks-
Il e.. : UNISON.
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon Probate Court
WESTMINSTER S. s. for said District To ali
persons interested the Estate of RUSSELL ALDKICII
late of Londonderry, deceased. Greeting.
Whereas A. T. Fuller administrator Of snid estate, has
presented his petition in whiting said setting forth
that the personal estate of said deceased not sufficient
pay his debts and the charges Of administration by about
the of thirteen hundred dollars that il is necessary
sell part of the estate of said deceased TO pay said
debts and charges and that part thereof cannot be sold
without injury those interested in the remainder, and
praying for license to sell the of the real estate of
d decreased except the widows right dover, therein,
and hath showed 10 said Court the situation of said real
You hereby notified that this will decide
upon said application ath. session thereof be held at
the office of BENZ w. Dean Grafton in said district,
the first Wednesday CT May, A. d. 1862 Ard you fur
ther notified that said will the session thereof
make assignment Of said estate 10 the widow
of said deceased and appoint Commissioners her
dover IN the real estate of said deceased when and where
you may be hcardin the premises If you see ht
REM. W. DEAN Register.
Grafton, April 3, 1862. 1911
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DEATH or Dir. WHEELER.-Rev.J John
Wheeler, d. ID. Of Burlington, died at that
place on Wednesday morning. He was GA
years of age.
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STATE oE yER Mo Nr. rhs lion proeate %,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate Court
WESTMINSTER, s. ). for said District. 10 all
persons interested IN e Estate Of IRA 7. CONE late of
Westminster deceased. = Greeting.
You hereby notified this viii decide upon
the allowance of the of Albert NJ Alhe, admins
TRAITOR with the will annexed Of said estate and decree dis
trbution of said estate the persons entitled thereo
the session thereof be held at the Office Of BENZ
Dean in Grafton, in said district, the FIRST Wednesday of
May, D. 1862 when and where you may be heard in the
premises If you fit. BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, April g. 1862.
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Pay Up.

Az persons indebted the subscriber BY ote account
requested to make immediate pay ment, q save cost
c. y NEwcoMB.
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: Mail. close at ll.ooA. W.
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ny Mails close at 100 r NJ. Arrive a,iiao
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-09-17

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n'sss1e.e - - spPdassd h
Coz e ~ sa.ps 4 lssssus.
si0s Z WSsoufn lsslisaa.
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q, snsrssss.-Ths Tsdsrai ,ssess
- v. cooker spIssdii sls,os,.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-09-17

Tn ohlelso Times ssys .hss IN
:Ae's s's.s 4 ladlsas 4 pIsssd y.
dss ussslsI In.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

-
three O'Clock from his late residence $40 Navy street.
without .urther notice.
81. JoaN.-0n Wednesday, September II, after long
and painful illness, which she bore without murmur
and with Christian resignation, NANCY MARVIN the be.
loved wife Q! Charles ST. John youngest daus hter OF
the late Matthew Marvin, Ls4., of Wilton, Conn.
Funeral services VIII be held at her late residence No
~ west Eleventh street, Friday afternoon, at four
ocoe, which the relatives and friends Of the family are
tully invited 70 attend. her remains will be taken
10 Wilton Conn. for nterment.
IENPIE.-In Brooklyn, LmIls, youngest daughter Of
Edward and Caroline Temple, aged year.
The friends and acquanances Of the family are respect
fully vitel attend the iner from The residence OF
her parents SO Samm street, Brooklyn, on Friday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
SNrH.--On Monday morning. Sept emher l5, after q
short and lless zA JANE GILBERT second daugh-
ter OF the late Hiram q. and Eliza Smith aged l6 years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the fu4era from her late residence Bedford ave-
nue.. corner of r street. Williamsburg, on Friday ar
ternoon al two O'Clock, without further invitation.
MHiiTfasoRE-0n Wednesday, September II, JOSEPH
H., only OF Harry and Carrie Whittsmore, aged
months and % days.
The n ends Of tho family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence Of his parents It's
First avenue, on Friday afternoon. at one O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
elan eous.

Us duNEo,r DAYLenr hence ,or the Bloeksding Squad
whence she towed 10 adelpha the ioh inst for
repairs.
Be BKc cstrtS. Hilton, from Nassau for New York laden
wiih aud urpen,ne. put into New Haven l6h
during the passage, and anolher is now scs.
BR Bre from Essl Harder for New York, went
sshors on Turks ieana Asg ~ she was oa!el %
% be uanshipped. Sac viii probably bceondemned.
S es s W ssr s Se FPsd Pss aaS ia2 ri % q sr
which vii be saved danatei.
scBR Il woLfr, Dole from Philadelphia for usverhiI
vent ashore in on Bailey Ledge eeogc Cham BRIDGE
a. sI eco ~ er ps sc wre ho' aoe "a kccp her Tree
scaR w,fiiAa L wnsow, u and from New Bedford
for Proyd.nc, While Cons round from the former port
remained al salray mint In t6e Snofnins conmander
ITcadway cutter Jacob Thompson got
weigh rnd assisted Ler into nc Lsrbor Of Newport
s 1s i P.s SFs GGqsses % s D'Pa Poa o
Hamilton on h. s.tn H. wih loss of s.s sils &C. IN
Johns NB from Nen York bound I. A.pq,ws with eesl
utan la. discovered one cak aud hopes w shisnns his
o s Wafer oa hs Eq yoysss sssre
tais board Of Undcrwrilers
Ltscons SIP, 7rhe hip Lamar previously report.
edJ compete wreck. The rigging salts
70 sscepi coaO has teen The ship viii be sold
% te esf @ E~osd waiter Esq Esq., Secretary
board Of Underwnters
on this port reports snip stran led oa the kngsh bank
ppessd % 6c 1s Am c Ssrs aso So1n Pca Js s John
Ayles is supposed 10 De the vessel referres to
Notice to Mariners.
No,ce Is hereby sven that the khovelfu iyhlvessei
be her the Ith last for repairs and
the Ri 81 IAghtvessel will be substituted
The Rec scht rigged with red ball a. each masthead
hun pslned rcd, aud Relief" in white letters each
SIDE
She vii show every night from sunrise, two
liked lights oi the hatuf color.
Wrn the repairs arr pleed upon the Shovclfn Light
vessel she VIII c replaced upou her station, OF which due
notce X be EivoB.
by orderot The Lighthouse Board
SAMUEL r. BRF4EsE, l. glthouse Tpspector I'll dist
Boston, SEPT iG 1856
Wbelemcn.
Boow View BEDFORD i0h ns bark Andleas Norton from
Pacific Ocean, iast reported " lth 600 sp All thil
SID 18th, ship Bartholomew G0sn61 B1les Indian ana
Pacific cans
spoken. &C.
Shin III Whlan icr, SNOW hcnc. iU san paatisco no date
smp isls Moses Austin from Calcutta for Boston. July
70, iai 30 ~ s, on = lS T.. -
snip Ches ii od, smith from Rangoon for Falmouth u
June IS, lat 80 ;, lou ~ ~ y.
Ship Craze Ross Pentlcton, ffom Rangoon for Lvcrpoo
no date, lat 5j =, on ~ r.
Ship shsSspcare, FROM Calcutta for London, July H. no
Ship soule from Liverpool for Gale Aus Ia lat Is NJ
slip United states from cariG or Singapore July a LAT
g52s, lon 81 l3W.
ghlp Romglas Lord from Lonion for Auckland NJ July
sIp Rnle Prince Getrlsh from Liverpool Cor Phiadel.
phis Aig 81, 20 miles W Of Bsrdscy;
shin syyanus Bsnohsrd York from Liverpool for EYos
Aug 3l ~ miles of Barisey.
s ladoSs, usu, bsas isr qrsusisah ssgt p ls " %,
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long as people will buy, merchants will import
A considerable proportion Of the goods
now imported are, however, for the use OF
the army; when this demand falls off there
may be diminution in imports. The
specie movement appears to have been checked
for the time. As gold and silver have gone
out of circulation they of no use to us except
as an article of export and it would be desirable
that they should be used in this way. The Cana
dans are already drawing pretty freely on us for
both silver and gold paying for them in produce
bills on England. So long as the war lasts it is
safe to assume that specie will rule at a premium
of some kind or other, and hence that it will not
re-enter into general circulation in competition
with paper. This being the case, bullion will be
dead load to carry, and after the mercantile pub
lie become accustomed to the situation none but
spectators and ignorant persons in the rural dis.
tricts will care to accumulate it in large amounts
The following are the trade tables for the eight
months which have elapsed Of the current calendar
year. July having been the FIRST month Of the fiscal
year 1885,