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MEDICAL.

r RALPH, NJ. D.-OFF1CEs l3g CROSBY STREET
q corner Of Houston Hours ii TO 2 and TIL 9P M
NT LAMONT PARIS AND LONDON, PHYSICIAN
lM. and SurgeoD.-Consultation from "a NJ to 6P NJ,
Sundays excepted.
I)RoFEssoR REsTELL, 162 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN
be consulted, usual BY letter to boz 2369 Boston
ollse, No. Harrison avenue.
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DMK GOODS.
7Aapoprpp,s A srocx 70 pr sorn sAaooo BANKRUPT
.Ai oN.AN '-' Bg 70 ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE
BARGAINS. Sale cortinaed this week.
Lot wide Dress star Tarletans ,st Iec &c., lsc.
Lo, oi a.a Of Lining s,ft sIlks n:, i2s;, Il ZEE. =.
Millinery Goods Ribbons sgs1 TsstesTs ss Nes
sla nssskfss. ca Caps, , as:; z, 20
LINEN MSsa's Sets ss'i iocs ca''' :" o.
uArpESsshFsPS'' EsSssi SsHs;' iSs,' iss' lsa
S EsHs Mss Esn tS a bsmy
iS LADIES' a.es nS Easn .ss hsaassrssisi .s ST.
10000 Cotton and Linen + gsE
cLovEs-aLoyHS. SVHss Aosi De 'oND'
fS pairs ladies' ladies' tns KID ssd sfs S spotted
500 pairs ladies' misses and gents lined SIX Gloves isc
1900 pairs ladies' and misses ''isi WEEK
Chrldren's fancy plaid wool Hose, &c:
Children fancy tucked wool Hose, &C.
2S0o pairs misses am cotton & Hose &C. &C. & &C.
s PAIRS aa,s' ssni: sssa aSii Sc
Gents wool and msrino 4 half IT. Hose. &C.. lie, lsc
s0s0As' B9sSass fSSah RSsoNfi HoT sHiRr posoxs
sss':' Ssss':'' ssi!' sss:s$: s. & +
Es' sPoon ssns coFross. s}F sas wool SseA'is' &C.
De 200 yards Spool Cotons white snd black and color &C.
Good 30 yard Spool Cottons, Sc.
Good Spool Cotton lc. fo
French Working Cotton, &c.
French Marking Cotton, &c.
Tlne Linen Tapes lc
Sewing SllAs, per dozen, Be- $780,.
NEEDLES, PINS, COMS3S.
Best gold eyed Needles. Sc paper.
Best solid head Pins, &c. paper
Best English Hair Pins 2c. boz.
Skirt Braids &c. &C.
Rubber boand Combs &c.
Fine Jet Bracelets, Csc.
PEEFuNERIES, POMADES, TOILET AND TOOTH
POWDERS,
CLOSING out very low 10. Lubin' Extracts closing &c.
Wooen Goods closing out cheap.
Zephyr Wool Sleeves iCc. l2c.
Zephyr Wool Mits, &C.
Zephyr Wool Hoods, DC, &c, $50.
With large c.ock of other goods not mentioned.
SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, A. NJ
supplied less than importers
prices WILLIAM kinney,
22l and 2&3 Eighth avenue,
Between Twenlyirs and Twenty-second streets.
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HELP wANTED-MAL1

A GENrSl-THE BEST CONTINUANCE FOR TaE'soL,
"A. dteris the
well made 10 shaped hke writing dssk can oe co, g
red and forms indispensabee edoiuon 70
solder's comforts Ocers and soldiers who haye vs2o
speak n terms Of praise Of Its many points OF
the favoraby of them They contAin
that needed for writing including ink Prace % ecnss
Agents wanted everywhere Send for q circular
Each Desk contains The following articles
Sheath Commercial Note Cream Coored Euvelopess
Paper. I Bottle Ink,
@ Sheets Lsdies Billet Paper 2 Fine Steel fens,
Sheets Ladies' Note Paper, Fine Pencu. No.
Mcclellan Envelopes ] Sheet Blotting faper, -.
But Enselopes. Observation-Disclosures
Agents wanted everywhere Send for circular.
w. H. CATELY 4 CO., l02 Nassau street.
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EXPRESSES.

A BURyIIAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
IA, ing Is adjustment, LIZ West Eleventh street between
Fh ami Sixth avenues. Household furniture boxed and
shipped to all parts of the world Covered wagons for
moving furniture and from the country Furniture stored
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ATR II. MACY'S. NOS 2O4 AND 2O6 SIXTH AyENUE
"A doors below Fourteenth street. you will always find
White Goods. ane Fiannes housekeeping Goods Curtain
I'm Ter Clothing &c. n B--The only house in New York
ladies' dollar Kid Gloves for sixty three by
nd eaiara
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REWARDS.

Il, = REwARD-LOsT ON THE 18TH INST, A LARGE
MI yellow Mas iT Dog TAIL left ear, near tne
kcad Any person returning The same 10 M Nassau susss
Will be paid The above reward.
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ATMRS. .GAYNOR'S-CORSETS AND SKIRTS GREAT
IA (s0ed goods), of the best Styles less
than half price, elegant Balmora skirts four yards wide
poronaby cheap for the thirty days at S3 Broadway
Union square n BA great variety in Tatten. Crochet
and other Trimmings for Undergarments
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e,rRAyEp OR sToLEN.--A BLACK CANADIAN PONY
- And Doctors Gig Blanket and Buffalo skin. Letter
each side The box Belongs to 80 Amity street.
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r OCT on sroLEN-AT CENTRAL PARK, ON friday
Jsnxary IL, q Leather Pocketbook containing papers,
john Evans favor Of Charles Hall dated Pi'tson ra
ss,"n Ban& Pa; drawn by ). Cross In favor q
H. Silver dated sep cmbcr 1884, AZ Elk months for $o6
YER Al persons are hereby cautioned against ncgotlasne
suste reward viii be paid upon their return TO Charles
HALL go Vcscy street, up stairs.
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A TTENTIONi LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-.I HAVE
N Just received S40 10 purchase cast OF Clothing, Fur
uitue, Carpets, ac for the California rnerke do pro-
Mise 70 pay The hrhsst price 10 he city by calling on or adj
dressing note TO E. MINTZ 1877 Sixth Avenue, doors
above tenth street. Eaaies attended By MTA Mintz
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED TENDERS HIS,
IA grateful igments t. policemen McCormic and
barker and to "piain Helm aud the policemen Of the
gt precinct for their prompt and efficient services in
tngushng the fire which ut the Union Hoe
Of Prince and Thompson Streets the night OF the 18th
inst His thanks due the members of the Fire De-
parnent who promptly hand to render assistance
Ii their !, rvCes had be N needed. ~ tL
New YORK, Jan 10. 1872 FRANCIS HERMAN.
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WANTED TO RENT-FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS, A
w pleasant Country Residence, for small amiy within
and viii be promptly paid advance n wished Address,
stating location and with full deserlpon W d. A.,
HeIall Olice.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

PRocToesvu.Le.-K Kendall Taylor, p,
NJ, at proctorsville, oilers to give and di-
vide his commission on the entire receipts
Of his office for one month among ten men
who win enlist and are mustered into the
United States service in the 10Th or l,h
regiments, from the territory doing business
at that Post Office, whether it be in Caven-
dish, Ludlow, Plymouth, or Chester. This
is the right spirit. Keep the bah moving,
- James McNuly imbibed too freely
on the 18th July, and was brought before
Justice Warren Skinner and fined So and
and costs, which he paid. Verify, how
readily men will pay for the luxury of get
ting drunk.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01
letter from GEN. Washburn.

We ask the careful attention Of the peo-
pie of this town to the following letter from
Gen. Washburn, Of Woodstock, addressed
to the Chairman of the Committee of Ar
rangemenis for the convention held here
last Tuesdays
Admaat and Inspector Generals Office, !
WOODSTOCK, July 20, 1862.
G. b. EDDY, ESQ,
Dear .Sir,-It would give me the highest
pleasure to address the citizens Of Rocking
ham upon the occasion mentioned in yours
of the 23d inst. But my time is SO inces-
sanity occupied with business connected
with the raising Of the regiments now or.
dered from Vermont, that do not think il
will be possible. The town Of Rockingham
needs something more than addresses,--she
needs energetic and immediate action. il
the return of the listers is correct, the town
was thirty-eight behind on the first day O
| April. Her quota Of the three regiment:
now ordered is thirty. The town has fur
nished for the 9th regiment oae man,-leay'
ing her sixty seven men behind. The rec
ord is against you. When this record be
comes history, the citizens of Rockingham
will wish the figures had been different.
trust, and believe, that when Vermont il
striving TO do her whole duty,-when hel
sons in the field are standing like wall o
iron against the bayonets of the rebels =
when it is remembered that she has entruSt
ed to three citizens of Rockingham impor
tant positions in the field, the town, popu
lous and wealthy as it is, will rest satisfied
with nothing less than the performance o.
her whole duty. The town has been select.
ed by disunionists as the theatre for the ut
terance Of their reasonable sentiments
Let the town demonstrate, by her acts, that
it was by no choice of her own, and thai
rebellion meets with no sympathy within
her borders. Respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
! PETER T. WAsHBURN,
Adj't and Insp. Gen
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rhe Mce,lns a, w,ga.mnr,. nnll.

At the meeting at Wiehtman's Hall, on
Tuesday evening, patriotic Speeche we're
made by William Rounds, of Chester
Woodward, and Richards, Of Keene, N, II.
and also by the President, MIR. Baxter, and
Mr., Stoughton. We can only make this
brief mention. Mr.. Stouehton, was more
severe than ever in his denunciation Of no tn
ern traitors, and referring to those here he
denounced them as puppies, who stand
preaching their treason upon the corners Of
the streets, a remark which was received
with the most uproarous applause.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

canada. The Woodstock Standard saws
that when Capt. Sweet called upon him,
he (ratridgc) "used the most offensive
language, declared bis symgalhies to be with
the seseessionists, and exhibited his pistol
with which he was determined to defend
himself It molested in his reasonable
course" This same Partridge was one of
the chief fuglers in the secesh convention
at Bellows Falls, aud as has been remark.
ed by a leading union democrat oflhis town,
there are now several more Of that same
convention, who ought either to be arrested
or drummed out Of the state.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01
The several towns will be entitled IL
|ecates as follows.
Londonderry.

FThe Republicans and others of London
Try, who are in favor Of sustaining the
kion, and of supporting the Administration
bis efforts to put down rebellion, are re-
listed TO meet at the Town Hall, in Lon
bderry on Saturday, August, oh, 1862.
B o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose of elect
/ four delegates TO attend the county con-
|ntion, and do all other business thought
pper when met.
BY order Of Town Com.
Londonderry, Jitiy 10Th, 1862.
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MEsraiINsrER.

IThe Republicans and others of West
6nster, who are in favor Of sustaining the
klion, and Of supporting the Administra-
N in its efforts to put down the rebellion,
y requested to meet at the TowS HALL,
AsT PARISH, on Saturday, Aagast 9lt,
BG2, at O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose OF
tcting four Delegates to attend the County
bnvention, and to do such other business
may be proper when met
BY order of Town Com.
Westminster, .J,ay 10, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

NoTTcE.-The evil Of rum selling in
this village is getting to be in'olerable.-
! have always held myself ready TO attend
to complaints in all proper cases, and lately
so extensive is the traffic and so shame
fully is It conducted here, have even de-
sired that formal complaints might be made
TO me, BY which criminal proceedings might
be instituted against these grogeries;-but as
yet, our citizens, though apparently anx-
ious that something should be done, have
not felt it their duty to make complaints
To-day l have been called upon by a
poor woman, whose life is made miserable
from this traffic; her entreaiies and suppli-
cations have failed of effect; she evokes
the aid of the state-and she shall have
it. Her case is but the case of numberless
others.
/ wish TO say now, to the keepers of these
rum-holes, that ! shall not wait longer for
complaints of violation of the license laws
but in every instance of illegal sale of fq-
uor. in this village, after this date, when the
same is brought to my attention, ! shall inn
mediately commence a prosecution for the
same, of which fact / take this course to
make them well assured.
J. d. BRIDGMAN, States Atty
BeNoscs Falls, Jelly 81, 1862.
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CAMBRIDGE mARRET.

"Wednesday, July 81.
At market B33 Cattle about 400 Beeyes, and stores
consisting Working oXenAilaA Cows, andone tSoane
tlree years Odd
Prices Make Beef-Extrnse % a COS first quality
IS $4,000 second quality; $685. e 900 tAird quality
5000 4 % ordinary, 5000.
Working Oxen SO q rs.
Cows and Calyes--n20 S35 q 40
Yesriugs none year old, Si7aS1S; three year old
S19u20S.
Sheep and LambsSi0 at market prices in lots 81 80
70 -2 50 each extra SO % a SO; or Sd9Ic b. tb.
Hides 20 Sic. Tailow, 81 q 6se.
pelts 80 rs. "a SO 81 c1ch Cali Skins G, Sc v b
Spring Lambs 81 90 "a 81 90. Veal Calves, - So
Renarkseef &c y cgt and Sheep aud Lamb s25 $40
y than last week and sales slow az tha aud in
dieai1ns are that there win be further decline.
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Union caucus.

The freemen of Rockingham, who are
D Favor Of sustaining the government and
administration in putting down the rebel
|pn, are requested 10 meet at Rockingham
nter, on Saturday August 9th, 1862, at
/ O'Clock r. NJ, for the purpose of electing
ssyen delegates TO represent this town in
BE County Convention to be held at Fay
fteville, August 18th. Also to elect town
lpmmittee, and do such other business as
Bought proper when met.
By order Of 7o,ra Committee.
i July "a, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01
BeRo,cs Falls, Jelly 81, 1862.

BRATTLEBoRo.-1 Editor :-Rhoda
King died last Sunday morning, from burns
received July 4th, which mortified, aged 81
years. On the same day Clayton D.
Stone. aged 80 years, son Of Oscar Stone,
West Braitleborc, was diowned by falling
unobserved into a pond Of water and re-
manning some fifteen or twenty minutes.
Part Of the 10th regiment are expected
here this week. The Cold Water
institutions Of our village are having iheir
fun average Of summer boarders.
IVES, Bratileboro has walked up 10 the i'm
portanee Of having a drill club, which IN
dersiand IS in successful operation there.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

THE UNION WAR MEErNG.-In our
acccunt elsewhere Of the Union Mass Meet
ing, we have confined ourselves mainly to
the speaking. We would not of course
omit mention of some other things. The
Grafton military company, Capt. Howard,
we're present and really made fine and i'm
posing appearance. We noticed in the
ranks some of the best citizens of Grafton.
Capt. Atcherson was here, too, with his
fine company from Saxton's River. This
company is composed of some Of the best
men at Cambridgeport and Saxion's River,
and showed excellent proficiency in drill. as
did also the one from Grafton. We have
never before had the pleasure of seeing
either of these companies, and it may
please them to know that in conversation
with us Capt t. A. Barker highly compli-
mented both companies. The Cornet Band
from Londonderry furnished the music, and
certainly we should add rather than take
away the complimentary manner in which
we had occasion TO speak of them few
weeks since. 1t is an excellent Band, and
we take pleasure in commencing them te
any community where they want the seryi-
ces of good band of musicians.
Abanaqui Engine Co. Capt Gilmore,
were also out and did escort duty, and as
they have been under no particular state
of drill OF late, we we're surprised to see
them handle themselves so wen. The mill
tary and the band were dined by our citi-
zens in the new block now being built by
Mr.. King and o. +. Woods, and was quite
an interesting feature Of the day. The la
dies who had charge of the table are wor-
thy of all praise. They did their duty
faithfully. After dinner the band. military
&c, formed and marched to the Island
House where procession was formed, I'M
der the direction of Col. Cochran, from
which place they marched to the grove.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01
FIN up ,he Rank's!

We see that in some parts Of our State
meetings are being held every day or eve
ming. We suggest that this course be
adopted in every town in this probate dis
trict. Let meetings be held in every vii
lage, or even school districts, and discuss
the periIs of the hour. We tell you friends,
or country IS ia danger. This war may
yet be brought TO our own borders, yea, to
our very fresides, unless we Immediately
furnish the men to relieve our army or
James River. Roll down an avalanche
Of soldiers on Richmond and the danger i.
past.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

special dispatch trcm Columbus, Ohio, states
that Row Do. brooks of 81. Louis, aud
Rev. DIR. lloyt Of Louisville, were arrested
on Friday nigh, at the house Of the notori-
GUS rebel, Judge Clark Of Ohio. 1t is re-
ported that important papers were found on
them duplicating Nallapdiglam, who viii
be taken with them to Cincinnati.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

The TREASON AT NoRwIcH.-We are
gratiied 10 learn that efforts have been made
10 crush out treason at Norwich, and up to
ihis time with more success, than has at
TENDED our efforts at Richmond. There is
a nest of traitors at Norwich, headed by l..
S. Partridge who has been preaching treason
ever since the war began, and measures
having been taken for their arrest. Pat
ridge and three others Skedaddled. -
None Of these persons were arrested as
some Of the papers had it last week, as they
all took leg BALI before the arrival Of the
officer. Partridge it Is said has gone 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01
county Convention.

fhe Republicans and Others, Of Wind
/ County, who are in favor of sustain
|ihe Constitution and Union, and sup
hing the National Administration in the
sent crisis Of the Country, are requested
hcet in Delegate Convention to be held at
n rrrEv1LE, on Tuesday he lsM dag
Liuqua next, at IL o'clock a. NJ, for the
|pose of nominating Candidates for
pnty officers, to be supported at the next
bual election.
j. G. RICHARDSON,
NJ. II. BALLoU,
WM. w. BARNEY, Conmtttee.
S. L. WHEAT,
j. c. SEARS,
n, 7h 1862.
hhe several towns will be entitled IL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01
.ocnl M "a & L q rs .
FRIDAY, AUGUST !, 1852.


We would announce to our readers that
have made arrangements by which we
prepared TO receive all kinds of book
ling. The work will be done in the
4 superior manner, aud we are quite
! will give satisfaction.
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5 siuce the returns were made out

Private bounties are being raised for SOL
deers in New York city, and Mayor OPP
dyke heads the list with ore hundred hoas-
and dollars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

Our LossEs.-The following, from an
official source, is believed to be full and
correct statement Of the losses of the Union
armies during the recent six days fighting
near Richmond. The" missing" are main
Iy prisoners, some Of them wounded, though
few may have made their way to our
cauns Since the returns were made out !.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01
HRRRICK,s KID STRENGTHENING pLasTERs

Cures five hours Pains and Weakness Of the Breast Side
and Back and Rheumatic complaints in equally short
period OF time Spread beautiful white lamb skim tet
subjects the to Inconvenience, and each
will from week to three menks Price, 1871 cents
errcks Sugar Coated Pills Kid fsscrs nc sold by
Druggists aud Merchants in all parts of the United States
Cauadas and soulh America aud be obtained by calling
for them by their full name
Sold in Bellows Falls by o. v. Woods and John W. Moore.
3T1yl DID, Il. II. HEERICK CO., Albany, NY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

"a Would you prevent foreign iuteryen-
lion in the present affairs of our country /?
Then do all in your power to Gil up the
ranks Of our decima,cd army.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01
Notice.

VNHEREAS, my wife, LYDIA BIxBY has, without any
w provoeation, iorsook my house and hone bed and
board and hRs gone to parts unknown to This is to r
bid all persons from harhorng trusting her my
count, shall pay ne debts OF her contracting after this
date. LORENZO D. BIXBY.
Grafton, june %, fS6s. 25-3w
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

fg Shall we not have more meetings
held in this place with reference to the
State Of our country?
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Married.

Tn Chester July o. BY Rev. c. G CUR, GEo. Z. WAL
BER and ANN A. WILDER both of Ludlow.
AT New Village New Jersey, by Rev. Samuel stadcrfor1
AIr. SAMUEL HARVEY, Of Chester and Miss $ JENNIE
BOYER, OF New Village.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01
CHAS. n. ROWE,
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER.

4 TTENnS PERSONALLY TO MI wcrk, and gua-sutie
III that Watches left with hsi TO he Cleaned parel
shall be done thoroughly and carefully, md be c wheh
Promised. Sign Of the Arch, Chester, vt. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

e. 1t is impossible for US to make room
for several communications, on hand this
week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

s. u. S. CoLLEcToRs AND ASSESSORS FOR
vT.-First Congressional District, Joseph
Poland, Montpelier, Collector, VIM. c. Kit
ridge, Fairhaven, Assessor.
Second Congressional District, George
n. Merrill, St. Johnsbury, Collector, Thos'
2. Powers, Woodstock, Assessor.
s Third Congressional District, Charles
Baxter Burlington, Collector, Henry c,
Adams Grand Isle, Assessor.
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Died.

In Brattleboro, July II, Mr. SAMUEL HATHoRN, ssed
IS years and months.
In West Windsor, July 10, Mrs. JANE O. LAMS0S, wife
Of the late Albert s. Iason who died at Camp Griffin and
daughter Of Mr. and AIRS John huntington Of Cape Bre-
tom aged 25 years
In Grafton, July % Marshall Spring. aged 81 years.
In Westminster, July ), AMARlLLA r., wife Of Joel 8
Page aged 10 years For years she had put her trust in
her Saviour In peace she lived, in peace she died She
kind husband sree ehilaren, and large circle OF
friends to mourn loss Blessed these that die in the
Lord. CON
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Paourssxr TRArroas AnRrsrrp.-A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-01

For three years she has been affected with bilious
arrangement the imparing health which
has been steadily falling during that period When in New
York in April last friend advised cst your Pills..
Having tho fullest confidence the Judgment my friend
obtained sapply of Meesrs Barnes Park, Druggists,
Park Row. New York. On returning hopsc ceased an
other administered your PTS each night.
The improvement IN her feelings, complexion DIGESTION
surprised ALL rapid and permanent restoration to
health has been the result We used less than boxes
and consider her entirely WALL consider the above just
tribute you physician and trust it will be the
Of inducing many adopt your Pills their family med
cine. l remain, dear ar. with many thsnks,
q -
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