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Died.

In thi. town, Dec Q, Mrs MARIAN WOOD, widow Of
Capt. David Wood, aged 81
In Chester Dec 49, ELLA r., daughter Of G. w. Payne
sed year and months also Dec. %, Mrs. AUGUSTA,
wife OF William Piper aged p years also, Dec. 3D. Mrs
SARAH wife Of Edmund Kenney formerly Of Cayendsh
aged es years.
In feTchsile, Dec. r. JOHN E.. Of Daniel P. and
Arabella sawyer aged years.
In Bridgewater Dee 81 ANGELINA HUDSON, aged 20
years.
In Keene. N. H., Dec 8, ARviLLA NJ, wife of Oscar E.
Sergeant daughter of Calvin and Mary Wilson of Mar
low, aged rs years.
In Washington of typhoid fevsr, JESSE ADAMS, Of
samae IA Adams aged 10 years His remaias brought
to Cavendish.
In West Bratteboro, Dec 2S Miss LYDIA KELSEY, aged
So years.
In wiIlasasyille, Dec "a, TIRsEY, laughter of l. D.
Saxton agea q years
In wardsboro Dec. l. Mr. STEPHEN cIIoAT, aged 81
years just three weeks before his death, MIR q followed
bis wife 10 her grave
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Married.


In Westminster Jan, by Rev A B. Foster, Mr. JOSIAH
PRATT aud Miss MELINDA AouLTHoP. both Of Wapor,
N. IL.
In Bellows Falls, Dec. 81, by Rev s. Brown, Mr. JOHN
", FISK aud Miss ARvILLA L. DODGE, both of Charles
town. n Ill.
In Hydepark at the American House, Jan l. by Kew. T.
B. fIoa, Mr. l. II. ARCHER of Plymouth, and Miss Err
VILLA NJ. GILBERT of Morrisyille.
In windham, Jan i. BY Rev Stephen Harris. Mr.. ORA
s. ABBOTT Of Boston. Mass, aud Miss LUCY 81. PICK,
of Windham.
In Battleboro Dee 25 hy Rev Geo ? Tyler, Mr. crIAs.
W SARGENT Of Bratteboro, and Miss MARIA j. RICE Of
DumuIerston.
In prattleboro Dec Is. hy Rev ~ Carpenter, Mr.. Luz
THEIR SMITH Of bradford. and Mrs ELFIRA L. BLAN-
CIiARD OF Brstteboro.
In Wilmington Dec "a, by Rev. Ar Baou, Mr. TftoM-
AS }. HALL of Dover, and Miss MARY u. pEAsE Of VIII
mngton
In Brattlcbcro Dec 81 by Rev Mark Carpenter Major
JOSEPH cogB Northfeld, Mass. and Miss NJ. Au-
GUsTA PRATT Of BrattiebcTo.
In Mount Holly Dec 26, by Daniel Packer, Mr. q
MON JOHNSON Miss LYDIA a.. SAWYER. both Of
Shrewsbury
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4 ca RD.

iudc to their many friends in Westminster for the
New Years greeting with which they were cheered
at their home, on the evening of January For
that pleasant social interview for their expires
sions Of interest affection and sympathy for their
Kind wishes and liberal donations in money and
the substantials of life, amounting 10 some s7a
We return them our warmest thanks. May they ex-
perience the superior blessedness Of those who
give, and may the blessing of that Being, whose
favor Is life and whose loving kindness is better
than life rest upon them in all their interests fol
this world, aid that which is 10 como
A. b. Foster,
l. C. FdsrER.
Westminster, Jan. ., 1859.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.


At market 1896 Cattle about 1900 Beeses and 1856 stores
consisting WORKING oxehsiilch Cows and twoand
three years old.
Prices Market }eefExtra SIS 70 q 50 first quality
$4,000; second quality $500 third quality, $3.50 GA
ordinary, 5000
Working Oxen, 5000 600 q 90.
Cows aud Cayes--S2s S3s et8 $50.
Yparlings 5000 g co 0o earsold SIC q "a; three
years Id Is go.
sheep aud ssmbs2s00 at market Prices in OTIS $500
81 10 at 10 each. Extra So 30 o 90 a 800.
Hides 81 g 10. Tallow, 81 e 5c.
Pets 81 %, g ~ 50 each. Cali skins g Sc Y rs
Remarks-Cattle have declined fun soc p ewt.
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LATEST NEWS.
Battle in Western vissinin.

Our troops in Western Virginia celelira-
ted the 9th of January by attacking 2000
rebels at Blue Gap. The attack was a
complete success, the rebels being complete
ly routed with the loss of 10 killed, Two
pieces Of cannen, their wagons, &C.. with
20 prisoners, including one commissioned
officer. Our loss is none.
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Arn nr, yrnMoNr. rhe non rrala.e I,

STATE or v EkMONis Inc ipn fFonAtsNVu.
pIsr up WESTMINSTER ;. for saii District ioaii
pefsCns interested Ia the Estate Of MARX X STAPLES
late ~ Grafton, deceased. hrcsting
whervas Daniel stalies has presented petition IN writ
ing court rep rcsentg that said Mark n Staples IN
his life time binding in law and equity
to deed him, the sid Daniel, certain piece II land II
ua.sd Londonderry said district bounded north by the
line OF said Londonderry, east by lands OF icnrN
and keyes Hail. and otherwise bounded toows begin
ming north OF lot No 2, in lonepdstrs
original allotment thence SOUTH the east line Of sai Tot
nne, rods stake and stones Tor corner, thence
sixty three degrees west seventy rods 10 stake
aud corner thence north eleven degrees east
ninety five rods the north line OF iondonderry thence
line Of said town. east to the first mentioned
bound thirty acres less the snine
having been conveyed by Richard Ward and wife to said
Daniel by duly recorded and praying th Il license may
be granted 10 the administrators the estate of said dec
ed to convey ald hand according TO tue tsms Of said con
tract;
You are hereby no fled that this court sin decide upon
the allowance Of said petition al the session thereof 10 be
held al the office lrnj Dean, in Grafton IN said dis
tfict on the "Wednesday Of February A. u 1867 wheu
aud you may be heard IN che premises i you re- IT.
BENZ, ". DEAN, Re- lister.
Grafton Jan Q, 1862. "a
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BOSTON, Jan
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-The market for Flour Is iilm,
but inactive. We quote sales at s. G 81 Is Corn
72c. Oats, 49,. Rye, sec.
HAY-sts y ton
PRovIsIoSs.-Iard 81 q Ole. Smoked Hams, 6 q &c.
Batter, extra, Is "a zoe common, Y e Ice.
wooI-Depand fair, and prices tending upward. Sales
at As q 57c y d.
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three years sire hiss been sHcfet With oltou
csent II the sthly ilasri= heE health. Ah
has hecn steadily Filling during that period Hen ia View
yars in April lazs fresd 4lsie &c test senf "a Is
rf4xirr the fullest ropfere Ia he jAgnset Il f1en
nbtancd sapplx Of Mrrsfs Bsin+s Park, hrnErists
Park Row. New YORK On retaraine home, VI ceased All
a, frerryrt yatr ltii- one csc uas
Tar tei 81 her eliu@s Hexiss. disestien etc
<stfprsssd ~ All rapid sni lvrnsnent restoration -
t ~ lsn ia. insult We uss1 les than I'VE boxes,
ssi consider r~ rnsrrlv rlL rsnssder the shove list
tsus. - st - q ysieian and trust it vii he the Means
- siapt pis their family leeai
fia, j fe.aaii srsf Ssr. vita many thsnks.
5. Il. rSSSsN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

sT6fC or VERMONT AS Probate Court, held
psf. OF WESTMINSTER ), At f"~nshehd wi'hn
aud for said District the ~ ,Rv II january, iog~
Present, tan llOa. Alisha stuilard, judge.
An Instrument purpostug 10 be THE iss will aud teff
tamient Of IutiA i, NARDNEiLi trof Mechanism. W
said district deeas,d being prevented the Court bore ~
El.str tlarlew thu theeia sell tr p'osatr
IA ordered by said Court that all sfsons scerhei 'hrf ih
VI notified 10 appear al session SAID 10 he heidi Al
tie office fs ". Dean, IN Hviton n sad ls,is' ~
the hst "Wednesday 81 February u lsO2 and alaw rauss
ann they ay haye against the probate Of said Wit ir
whh purpose Il Is fnriher ordered that copy ethe rssd
Of this ordr be pub iNgd three weeks snec,sseis " %.
bellows Fails Tunes pruted ~ said kpekingAam M Ns
state Ms stol ~ ma be-
true copy q uorrd, As II .. . IL,
a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10
HrRRIrEs kIp MRExsTlsyING PLlsIEGs

Cures in Eve hours, irs snl we-kass q 1e hssss sis.
.nf Lick ard Ettasses pl.suss IN el1sf short
r # tas srsi on be snssaI ~Aise zul5 SKIN. their
st-e ut-t< tho tner Ant earn me
xil 7sa- ifoa 4.~ e ~ e'.aias tris ~ s!isf
rs-st4 Merchants - Al ST - talS1 rs1ess
triss seA srssr1- AMI Is ct4s-sf Is eAiiiar
f,f f...@a BY flirsr tin
80 III felsss Palt- - o y xs-zls 1.sa = Ss.re-
T-fri rs = n. ti4.iet = \ -. Afssl.s ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10
BELLOWS FALLS SlEIsGs INSTITUTION.

sfE Annaa Neefiag q TIE Bellows Falls savings fns.
tuition vii te holden cesrx n Wentworth Jr
Ia Bellows Fails the sccni Tussfay Of January as1t
being tho Iish d4s. 1t 10 oaeicek 4 "
J. " WILLIAMS ia. sly
Belss--s Falls, DSe 3 1881. ..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

GAxBRIpGEPoRr.-T patriotic ladies'
= Eambridgeport have organized SOL
diet8 aid society: Mrs. s. Perry, presi-
dent; Mrs. l. Giynn, vice president; Mrs.
II Wyman. secretary; and Mrs. George
Wheeler, treasurer. They have contribu-
~ literally to the sick and wounded of
- 4ah regiment, the following being the
cs4ents Of one box 81 wooden blanket,
8 ccnfortables, IA pillows, 1 sheets, shirt,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10
CAMPER MEASURES

IN HESE best for measuring Timber in
Logs Boards SC giving the contents in accurate
aud expeditions seut by express to amy part
the country Price, 81 50.
Also six Feet Rules for surveyors Of Wood ard Bark.
Price, IS cts. Address, L. Ellis
2If Winchendou, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

0RprSATIoS.--Rev. Vim. j. Harris,
formerly of West Brat,leboro, was ordain-
ed pastor of the Congregational church at
Ssxtoa's River on Thursday Of last week.
The exercises were interesting, and the ex-
aminatin by the council was very satistac-
tory. The order Of exercises at the or
dination was as follows list, Reading of
the minutes Of the council I'd. Anthem
by the choir. 50, Invocation and reading
Scripture BY Rev. Mr.. Chandler. ith,
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STATE OF vERMoNT. 10 the lIouol

STATE OF NERMONT.l To the Honorable SUI
COUNTY, 5. psene court neHt to be
holden a Newfane, the inst Monesy lowing the
second TUESDAY after the fourth Tuesday of january
A. d iSG2.
osIES JOHN Gallup Of Mimin ston In said county q
" Windiam aud respectfully showeth ttat at taHa1 II
said county the eighth day of Marfh A. D. 1851; be VIA
duly joined In marriage Mary A Clark thtn Of ieydcni
county of Franklin, and state Of Massachusetts, BY
James L. STARK Esq. Justice of the peace WITHIN and for
county Wndham That from and after the said 9th
day of March D. 1871 he lived with the said Mary A., at
Wilmington said county of Windaln in the strict OBJ
of ali the duties and Obligations cnloned upon
him by the marriage and in all respects treated AMI
dep5rted himself toward the said Mary A. ehaste and
husband ought and should until about the lst
day September, A. D. 1850 And your petitioner further
seweth that the said Mary not regarding her marriage
COVENANT di divers days and times while ste lived with
your petitioner, said Wilmington. commit tbs crime of
adultery with divers mem whose names are 70 your petitions
er unknown. And also that the said Msry A did, on or
about the first day Of December A. d 1863 conmt the
crime Of adultery with Martin 6 said Wilmington
And ycnr petitioner further shows that the said Mary A.
wifi OF your petitioner did about the first day Of ac
obcr, A. d. 1860 Springfield In the state Of Nassarhu
commit the crime Of adultery With man whose name
s to yoar petitioner unknown.
Wherefore your petitioner prys that the bond Of matri-
rlony between him and the said Mary Gallup may be dis
olved and that bll of divorces may be granted to him.
And petitioner, further shows chat the said Mary A.
Gallup resides without the state Of Vermont, aud
petitioner Il Informed and h eyes Somewhere in
the Massachusetts And your petitioner s css
and FIR the space Of more than three years
been resident Of the county of Windham and state Of
Vermont. JOHN Z. GALLUP
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

SHARP SHOOTERS 81 company
of sharp shooters left Erattleboro for the
seat of war, on Wednesday last week, and
arrived in Washington Friday morning.
Eighteen remained behind, sick, most of
them with the measles, blu they are fecov-
ering. They are in charge Of Lieut. Al
bert Buxton, we believe, and hope 10 be
able to join their company BY the goth Of
this month.
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Grafton. Jan 1851 $50 y $50 y
STATE OF vERMo NJ,

STATE OF VERNON Tbs iisn PROBATE Nen,,,
OF wGSlMiNsrfk. > ior say u,stfiFt 10 ~
persons rs,ed in the Etie 81 stsANNAh DAVE ste
Of Rockingham, decreased. - efeSaes,
You hereby notified that this Court VIII deeidh rFsn
the allowance OF the of fo.sy Wieys adinils
traitor of sih estate and crrc distribution Of said es.
anong persons euit thefeto at the session OF is
court held the inn uf A. X Wilder. In tohngham
In said district, ON the first wednesday OF March, A. y
is and where you may be hoard Y thu premises "
you IT. BENZ " DEAN hckFf
Grafton, Jan. 2, 1862, "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

III just large and desirable stock o gods for
tiic Fail asd sade xhch the attention Of
purchasers i soiirited. Prices low Tor cash.
Bellows Falls, Ncv :, lssi. $3.50
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II r.z.rd ,fr Eis II the ss e-Fasie ssf sss
~ ras tssess sisa whnn lase hai eici q insfcqnr~e
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner 81 Patents.
al b,v. NO hesitation in assuring iavenfur~ that ti>y
not employ rsan enTFsf-ft ard frs1flre1As and
more esfhs patting their applications ~ isffn to =
- mes. - -,rls ..,f f8serstlc euusierafaa rts
,ss..,t, f,es-s FnrUNn nUKKE
Late Cusnrfissicsisr q Patents
L. II Ellis has uts1r ff ase ttittt by apissA-
tors ~ ali b oyg II shira satsnts havc heen xrst
an, .i,.t i ..s = uss-g -skA rntstAzAhc pfsfsf ssst
tais NJ sts hi- rest iis sne g resentment :, 1f
mai h <are Il hsti tc rle~t flfcl ate fyor -tnsd
"a t..eif easss zls Al se-y Tsit<1nahe esfsrSs-
furi1r s{sas rcaths ae suierriler. i. - ~
49, ssss "a, lss appiics - EtS
AprENs. ExEkf cN4 81 ~iieh ~as eFiiea - e, ..'7f
- IN, tissssIai.-iaEler II fateBts X ~ tbot-
rlat.ss b.. Ssh ytE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

WESTERN LAW FIRM.-We notice by
the Dubuque fines, that f. M. Robinson
and Austin Adams have formed new law
firm in thai city. The Times compliments
them very highly, and no doubt justly !;
and the Bellows Falls TINES can do like
wise, as we know both gentlemen, and would
cordially commend them TO amy of our
readers who may wish to procure legal
counsel in the west Mn Robinson is our
old friend, formerly of South Reading,
and Mr. Adams we knew well while
studying law with Gov. Coolidge, at Wind
sor. They are both men of reliability.
viii, whom business may be entrusted with
entire confidence.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

8 bed gowns, 6 cotton flannel shirts; Q pr.
drawers; wrappers. s piir socks J pair
ml,,hns. lenen towel, AID rolls banda
grs. The reception tf these articles can.
not fail TO cheer the hearts Of the soldiers,
and show to them still further, that those
they have left behind care for their COM
fort.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

MARROW EscArs.-Mr. John Perry.
depot master at Westminster, had a narrow
escape on Friday Of last week. He was
drawing logs, when the sled capsized, AMI
his legs we're caught beneath the logs IN
such manner that he could not extricate
himself. After remaining in this conditi On
SOME half an hour, it being a traverse sled,
lie managed to start the horses 10y which
hey went of with the fore runners, upon
the run till they met another team. The
appearance Of the horses indicated trouble,
and some men Immediately started back
and found Mr.. Perry iearly freezing, hav-
ing been thus confined an hour and twenty
minutes. No bones were broken, and he il
able to be about, bu. Quite lame:
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srATs OF VERMONT,

STATE OF vERMONTst The foregoing lihelhay-
vIspHsa COUNTY, Ing been presented 70 the
Undersigned of the Judges of the supreme Court and
having been made appear that the said Mary Gallup
resides without the Of Vermont 1t therefore oraef
helant notice Of the pendeuty q thu said
libel ny causing the be published three weeks
esisely the Bellows Fails Times, newspaper Published
at Rockingham, said county of Windhan the last Of
which publications than fifteen days before
the session of said court.
1851 JAMES BARRETT,
1+3 Judge Of Supreme Court
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ca OLD FRIENDS -
il THE RInHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

TIE BfSI FAMILY Ca
TiiARTiC IN che world, used
tseaty years BY five millions
OF perssns annually; always
give sat- fiction contain no
thing Injurious patrorixcd BY
the principal physicians ard
surgeons ia the Uuien; ele-
gantly coated With sugar.
large boxes n cents. Eve
boxes for one dollar Fail di-
ret tons with each box
TALLAHASSEE. LEos Co,
tiorii4. July II 1890.
To Or. Iirrriek. Albany, \ Y.
ifg Dear Doctor IL Writ
sliis TO isifortn ses Of the wen-
,leffni fleets Of xour Sugar
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

ThiRrY MEN WANEEp.-Ne Under
stand that Capt. Dutton has recruited about
seventy men at Townshend. and wants
about thirty more to fill up his company.
The men recruited are some of the best
citizens of our State, and the company is
one of the most desirable in which TO en-
list yet sent cut to The army. Among them
there are already some ten or twelve school
masters. Several had entered college,
Capt. plt,on and w. II. Smith, both of
whom have enlisted, were law students in
Judge Stoddard's Office. DIR. Holton of Ja-
maica, Professor of penmanship in Chester
academy, and S. f. Howard, Professor OF
The same science in Leland seminary are
also in the same company. These are just
the men needed down South. If they
could have hal more of them years ago,
we would have been saved the present re-
bellion. As the company is not quite fuli
now is the time to enlist, and probably an
other so good chance will not be offered.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

To OWNERS or HoRsEs, &c.-Our
readers doubtless observe the advertise
ment in another column, of our neishbor OF
the drgas. We suspect the book is really
pretty good thing FOR every man who
owns horse, and we therefore commend
it not only for its own merits, bull altogeth-
er as the best publication ever before issued
from that oflicei We trust we shall not
differ with the Argus on this point
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10
BREAKING AND DRIVING HORSES
Agents Wanted.

Agents arc wante In every nethbarhnod sell this worS
ard he Leni ,lt-s lew that they can
make a good thing Of 4. For particulars address
HIRAM ATKINS.
Bellows Falls. Vermont,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10
A Valuable Book.
TO HORSE OWNERS, FARMERS, &c.
TFEE ARABIAN FARRIER,


written by devoted q % catching
and breaking y nd Horses and IN study ing Inc dispos
Diseases this nobest of all animals This wafR Is the
result of long experience the management OF the Horse
those whoread will nnd that II is not long Tiengole OF
plain such all desire TO know and
Some Of the diseases treated 1.-the Thrush,
Founder uaFfercraeks. HeaYes Lung Fever, n-
gals, Of the kidneys the Blond Sweeney, Hide
bound. Coughs, spasms. worms Buttontarcy Pleur y,
warL les sasts and saddle gals tsppage Of the
stqggers wakpes the LOWS stecked swollen
legs. collie dsul, and Tocaxi scratches, Kicks, Bruises
weak spring kaees au spring halt Biz Head and saw,
and GTib5ing
FEEDING HORSES
Is an important point ste understood aad The author
work instruct you required for the Horse
food showing facts much Importance TO those
owning Horses by understanding them they eau prevent
many diseases which tie Horse Is iabe ana can save
much In keeping. horses fed large
portion of passes Digestion and lorse5
should be fed only what they vi digest
BREAKING AND Driving HORSES
are matters the writer is thoroughly conversant
WITH and those Arabian aFer will learn how
break Colts unruy Horses aud make Colts retain
their good points n fhe
Breaitins, Training: ard Driving of Troftins
Harse-.
Horses been ruined ry bad driving, which would
Otherwise have made last tfetters
-ecpes being very Of those Of whom
purchased them the lowest they were
dollar each. but the subscriber having
Edition OF them Will sci them at twenty-five cents
stamps letter direct it to the undersigned at
bellows Fails Vermont and you will receive copy Of the
work by return mall. ,-xxe
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T-E
Il

Of Asas
|, bali ~
Sand p'
sliiehhss
ing IN ~ i.
nnssctsdm
reeslthl.
csPt n !
sthet
ind rhsd'
tsrre pas
Iay reui'ii
hseer
,erfber,en
~ 4 mi
a5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10

Fox SKIN DANFoRTH.-This Hotori-
Gus swinder, and twin rascal to lift, was
Gagged in the Jail at keene, N. H., last
week. He has been playing similar games
there that he did here few yeats since,
for which he spent year or more In max
ing scyihe snalhs at Windsor. In October
last he went to one Of the clothing stores,
at Keene, and got pair Of pants, saying
he had just sold a pair OF oxen, (ihe old
story, as many will recognize in this VII
lage,) and should have his pay the next
week, when he would "pay in a few days.
and representing his name as Sereas. On
Thursday, last week, he appeared again in
that place, at a boot and shoe store, where
he offered for sale side of leather which
he had stolen in Sullivan, description
of which had been previously left there
Bv this he was discovered and Immediately
arrested, and we trust that the New Hamp-
shire authorities will see that he is not so IN
al large to commit further depredaiions.-
| He has now served several short terms in
state prisons, and as there can be no pos
sible mitigating circumstances in his case,
it is time he had long one.
p. S.-We learn that he got the leaih-
/ err in Winchester, where he represented
that he had just bought farm in Swanzey,
and was going 10 kill COW the next Mon.
day, when he would bring the hide, and !
horse hide, which he also pretended TO have
in payment. We regret to learn, also, thai
he win probably get off by stopping shorl
time in Jail. as the laws of New Hamp
4 shire a3 net make It state prison offence
TO obtain goods under false preiences--
The next legislature in that state ought Il
make an enactment especially for bis case
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stood "
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lrsarts
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I'd pr~
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sure viii givc satisfaction Orders solicited
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