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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-28


~ aprons
ehildrens skiIts
% women's dresses
children shlrts
70 pair p'IloW slips
ehatt ticks
20 mems shirts
s holsters
8 sun bonnets
II vomen's caps
2 round jackets
s chidren's dresses
80 pair mems socks
Ia pair women's. stockings
IS towels
5 pair drawers
coats
II comforts
20 sheets
2 flannel skirts
We the undersigned, directors Of the Poor
ard House Of Employment OF Bedford county,
do certify that we have examined the above
accounts, statements and reports of William
Leary aud George Widei, Stewards of the said
Poor and House of Employment from the first
day of January. A. d. 1861, till the first Of
January, a. u 1862, and End the came to be
correct.
Witness our hands and seals tais lst day OF
Jan. A. d 1862.
JOHN hEMEhY
ADOLPHuo Ann;
y. ). BRUMbAuUh.
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PUBLIC SALE
or DyaNLEL SLRfGdTER's

REAL ESTATE In MONROE TOWNSHIP.
G9Y virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court Of
AS Bedford county, the undersigned will offer for
sale on the premises in Monroe township, on
Saturday, 29th March, inst,
the following described Real Estate, to wit The
real estate ofwhich the said Daniel Sleighter died
SEIZED containing 2l0a acres aeat mersure adjoiu-
ing lands Of Ieramiah Shaw, John Marke, Jonas
w Williams heirs, William Clark, Daniel Sleighter,
ir., aud Others The improvements are a three
story weather boarded log house, log barn, block
smith shop, spring house and other buildings.-
Two orchards Of about $50 trees of choice fruit.
About 40 acres cleared Il at least are good
meadow. The balance is well timbered The
property is well watored and there is good spring
close 10 the house.
Terms-One-third at confirmation OF sale, and
balance in two equal yearly payments without in
terest.
SOLOMON FEIGHF.
NICHOLAS SLEIGHTER,
,4dnn's tf DGstsl SligAter. decd.
March IA, 1862.
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TST gpyHvM aEma1a
RIAnESI RLANKSIl

PLANK Exemption udgruent Notes, Exesat sGs
a. Summons, Subp9aAs, CoEsssbls Sales, Sc
or rsale at this office.
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DIR. B. +. HARRY

R ESPECTFULLY tenders M his professiona
Lii services to the citizens of Bedford and vi
entity.
Ofhce and residence on Pitt-Street, in the
building formerly occupied by DR.. ]. H. Hofus.
NeY. 6, 1857.
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DR.. +. C Reamer,
Physician and Surgeon.

p espec1fuIly tenders his service. 70
AZ the citizens of Bedford and vicinity. He
may always be found (unless professionally en-
gaged) at his Drug ana Book Store, in Julians
st.
Feb. 10, 1857.
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Estate Of Joseph Il. CorIe. deed

r ETTERS of Administration in the Estate of
ia Joseph III Corle, deed, having been granted to
the undersigned, residing in Union township in the
County of Bedford, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted TO said estate to make immediate
payment and those having claims against said rs.
tate to present them without delay.
TH0S. OLDHAM
Jan II, 1852. administrator.
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CHETLAND WOOL, all eoors, at Dr., Harry's.
- Dec. u, 1850
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FOR SALE
e R Il . z

l66 acres near Stonerstown-within J mile OF
Broadtop Rairoad--about 100 acres cleared, with
two story dwelling house-new bank barn--stable,
&c, thereon erectedi also two apple orchards
thereon, of choice fruit. The soil is a rich loan
and capable of producing every variety of crops of
this climate.
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Drugs and Books.
II. C. REAMER,

Juiiana Street, Bedford, Pa.,
ftthe Stand formerly oceupsedby Dr. F. C. Rea en-
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TERMs-.AkWaYs IN ApHaNcE.

TERMS-.AL IN .aDH.aNCE.
One Copy, One Year, s 2 90
Three Copies, for One Year, 90
Five Copies, for One Yeai, so
Eight Copies, for One Year, 10 90
Sixteen Copies, for One Year, 20 90
PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CLUBS.
Three Five, Eight or more copies make Club
To every person getting up Club of Three, Five,
L ight or Twelve copies, au extra copy of the Ma
gaZine for 1862 viii be given. To every person
getting up Club of Sixteen, two extra copies of
the Magazine for 1862 win be sent.
Address, postpaid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 306 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Is Specimens sent gratis, when written for.
Nov. %, 1915
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OtALL aud see large and beautiful assortmen
" of coal oil lamps, of the latest styles just re
ceiyed and for sale cheap at Il. C. Reamer'S Drug
Store.
Nov. 10, 1860.
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beautiful Roses in bloom now, suitable of
ID winter blooming in the house, at Lynch's Nur-
seTy.
Oct.
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MFRS. HALE's RECEIPTS for the million at
IvA DR.. Harry's.
Dec. q, 1860,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

CoycERT.-We assure our readers that
the concert to morrow, Saturday evening,
viii be worth having Mad. Anna Bishops
Concert, have a reputation world wide, and
her reputation alone would be sufficient
guaranty of the quality of the music. Her
assistants are Mr.. Segrin, baritone sing
err of high repuie and Mr.. Gustave De
Spices, pianist, pupil of the celebrated
Lis1t. The programme for the evening is
an excellent one, comprising selections from
classical works, both vocal and instruments
al and several ballads, Mad. Bishops es-
pecial forte.
The Buffalo Courier, speaking Of her
concerts says
A dainiier concert has not been given tc
our citizens in long time. The Ariisie
we think, satisfied her sudiaace that shs
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NIar.ried.

In Bellows FaI's Sept by Rev s r. Brown. Mr.. hi
RAM WOODWARD aud Miss AMELIA STAPLES, both Of
westmorelSnd. H.
In w4.ni.lston Aug %. nv Rev Mr. Ballou, Mr.. JOHN
T COOPER and Miss LoRlNDA l. LAzELI, both Of Do
In Fe'ehvHIe Aug 81 BY Rev n G Johnson, MIR. o. A.
WIITsioisE and Miss NELLIE L. fAlGEs beth 81 Head
ing.
In Ludlow. Aug %, by Rev. Vim. $ Fslch, Mr.. JOHN
M WELLS Slieburne Falls, Mass, and Miss AUGUSTA
PuFFEI Ct AndoveF.
In weathersseia, Arg 81, by Rev ]. W, Bemis Mr..
WARREN W. KENDALL Of Boston, Mass. and Miss ANNA
S BROW of ClareFaornt n H.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

"Wednesday sept. ..
Atmarke 1919 Cattle about 1000 ana 33 stores,
consisting OF worlng oxenAilch Cows, andoue and
three years old
Prices BeefEx ira, sc 90 q So first quality,
~57 G0Oo second suaf,yi s525 g 900 third quality,
5000, % ordinary. 50, o..
Worsing Oxen 80 q l45.
Cows and Galves-s20 30 q ~
Yeariings SI5 two old! sl5i three year old
Sisu2DS-
sheep and sanbsG999 Mt market prices in lots, 81 %
Is 81 % each extra. - 60 3e0, on TIC p lj.
Hides q a e. Taliow g. g 7fc.
Pelts 81 %, q - 81 each Cali Skins q DC " is
RearsTere large number Of cattle, With fsii
proportion Of good quality Prices rather higher 2ooC
more sheep and lambs than last weok-pricee lower
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

|ne Ladies Of Bellows Falls are invited
,,set At the house of Mrs. Alex. Fraser,
Friday afternoon, Sept. OH, from 2 10
Ielock, 10 prepare Int. &C., for hospital
u Contributions of old linen, cotton
|,able for bandages, (see Boston Jo,'r,'ui,
II, 1s,) or cotton cloth for garments, or
IOey for the purchase OF the same, earnest
solicited.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

ACclpgSr We lvarn from the Clare
moat Adroco.e that on Sabbath morning
last, as Mr.. James Woodell aud wife were
coming into the village to church in a bug.
gy wagon. while descending the slight pitch
in the road just beyond the depot, the hold
back broke. The horse Immediately start
ed upon the run aud threw the aged couple
out near the railroad. The shock was a
severe one. Mrs. Woodel hal both bones
of one Of her limbs broken just above the
ankle joint. The old gentleman was Sc
verely bruised, but escaped without any
broken bones. DR.. Tolles was immediate
ly called, and with the assistance OF kind
neighbors got the injured couple back to
their home, where the bones of the broken
limb were carefully set, and the patient left
COM aralively comfortable.
For many years have these two now
aged and worthy people passed over that
rough and hilly road to meeting nearly a;
regularly as the Sabbaih's return, and We
believe this is the first accident that has oc
CURED TO them. In this first and severe
misfortune the good lady has many sympa
,hizing friends.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

SWORD Observation-Disclosures was a
sword presentation few days since, by Co.
d, 18th regiment, at Bratteboro, to Capt,
Appleton, their commanding officer, it being
a beautiful sword, sash and belt, furnished
by C. A. Trip, jeweler, at Brattleboro.--
This company is from Burlington.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05
coN,iIssIoxrRs. NOTICE.

IKE the subscribers being daily appointed BY te Hon
w Probate FER he district Of Windsor toriuis
iner- H. receive examine adiust ali claims and de-
usnls ef an persons AGAINST the estate Of AARON CHAP
NAN ate al Chester N sid district deceased and also
al rls and issrs exhibited in eset thereto ard siN
fsal tn. 2a DAY Of Jaly D 1851 hsuE siiovsi
h sii Court t1r that purp0se- do thertsse hereby
vs No4scE tha si attend e TN bnsinszs q our SAD
81 the late dwelling housc 81 sal dscsscd IA
fter on te 1914 day q ortocr, A. D lsG2 ard on the
lt;fh asr 81 January, A D. lS3 from 10 O'Clock, 4 n,
unfil 1 o'riock p. IA ou each q sid days
FRIESD CHAPMAN, &C.,
LoRENZs KARL
carssSisa, Aus % lsd1 soSs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

PosrpoNE YouR FAIRs.--The Agri-
cultural Societies of Rutland County, Black
River at Proctorsvlle, and Cheshire, NH,
have each postponed their ANIMAL exhibit
tions till next year, on account Of the con-
dition of the country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

Ne would announce to our readers that
ave made ARRANGEMENTS by which we
asenared to receive all kinds Of book
|EnS The work will be done in the
superior manner, and we are quite
!, will sive satisfaction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05
New Feed Gutter.

TUE subscriber having purchased the right TO banufac
Il ture and sea an NinShau County,. W. W HOLMAN
Patent Feed Cutter would give notice tat ae is new ready
to furnish tire
Tire attention of Farmers aud all who have stock to feed
invited this Machine the best and cheapest thing for
cutting hay eorn-saks in 1t is simple in
raugenent efficient in execution. sd rot liable to get out
repair self feeding, aud he guaged to cut
The feed from one -ha inch to three inches in length
WAI. STONE,
Bellows Fall August l. 1850. 81
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The Ladies. Rally a, wi=htman's Hall.

The Ladies' Rally at WiShtmnn's Hall.
AT the ladies meeting Wednesday after
noon and evening, the following articles
we're got in readiness, and forwarded Thurs
day morning :-2l sheets, l45 towels, 1902
pillow cases, 8 wool blankets, / coverlid, 2
bottles jellies, box CASTLE soap, 81 hand
kerchiefs, l5 pair socks, i shirts, 3 boxes
lint, 268 rolls bandages. The ladies will
meet at ii e same place on Wednesday, the
10th inst, afternoon and evening. In the
meantime, provide large amount of lint
and bandages, and it is desirable to forward
at that time case, at least, of jelies,
wines, &c. Per Order Of tie Ladies.
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NOW READY.

One Volume Containing upwards of 40 pages, II supe-
ror Engraving excellent Steel Portrait, &c Beautf
fully printed fine white paper aud handsomely bound IN
msEn. Price 81 % sent fee by return mail receip
of price Agents wanted in every city, town, village and
county to sell this thrilling and remarkable work.
Address GEORGE W ClIlLDS, Publisher,
No. 62S anil go Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
APPLEGATE a CO. Cincinnati.
Publishers for the est.
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Great Economy,

u SAF fNt Ut 30 f.E-f< e " IT. u
In every fsmy ttsre vii - inund more Ct les q
suR apparel Whith could lie dyed and uae leok
Many ARTICLES th4t become rt,ic sgded
Il Sfgic. thrown aside b. Using thee Ives thcy
snail expense You IN have number - SHADES from
the a, from ti Ehiet shade % the full coioF, BY
f,owinr tirs fions the insiie Il pacsase.
At every store where ffse DYES sold t cam
PIES Of each co.ar. SIX and Wool
All Who have 1std thsse far ~ Dye oeirrz rruouncc
them b a ecuruu4iczl au Pr iecf srficls
numerous tessiIacaia ceuit be gwen from laies Who
have used these utes. but m this re ci,
it, real saue al usefu.ues- founI on enc uiti
Manufactured by HOWE 4 sTENENs-
prtcf cai Chemists Is Bread a., De tor
Fes sale BY Dsss;s sai nlaleT Jvey lits .u Eo~u
si5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

BELLows FAILS CHrvALRr. We had
forgotten our affair of honor" till just as
we were going 10 press. Having accepted
the challenge We cited the secesh chivalry
TO appear at the recruiting Office in this
place, bat instead Of meeting US, be sent US
an insulting note, to appear at Saxton's Riv-
er, TO which place he made immediate fight
and rebel speed. Nor was ii till late in the
day that the poor old dryus returned. From
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. RIack River Valley Agricultural Az
soeiaiion.

Erbe managers of this Association in view
/, Ia embarrassed condition of the country
/, the urging demands for men and money
|nrosecute the war, and crush the horrid
Iellion now desolating our land, have de-
al 10 hold No Fair his Fall, but hope
condition Of the country will be such as
H warrent the holding of one in the fall
|lS63.
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HERRICk'S Kid OVERWHELMING pLASTERS

FIVE hours Pains and Weakness II the Breast Side
and Back aud Rheumatic complaints in equally short
period Spread beautiful white lamb skin their
subjects the 10 iuconyeiece and each ono
will week to three moHss Price Isl cents.
Herricks Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Psters sold by
gtss and rehaut ia all parts of the United States
Ganaa aud souh America and may be obtained By calling
for them BY their iill name.
Sold in Bellows Falls by o. r. Woods and John W Moore.
3I-lyl DB. l.. r. HERRICk n CO., Albany, NY
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N warren. the holding ofone in the fall
[lS63.
EBpIrFs.-On Wednesday Of last week.
Y ad accident occurred in Chester, Mr..
n. Lampman of Rutland, having both
| feet crushed by locomotive. He was
ken 10 Rutland, where both his feet were
tpputated. IL is said that quarter
faster General Davis has contracted for
hiding barracks sufficient for 5000 troops
Brattleboeo. The barracks for the frs;
tOO are to be completed in fourteen days.
bme gentlemen in Claremont, n. H., have
4 q contract. This looks as if the nine
Ionihs men were going into camp at Brat
kAoro to remain some times There
Genet now visible in the heavens, be-
Keen the Great Bear and the Pole Star,
|hich nourishes eu:te tail. - Ia con-
Iteration CT the present condition Of the
puntry, the Rutland County Agricultural
ociety have postponed their annual fair
l next year. A good example.
L the Union Caucus held al the Centre on
'aturday, Cyrus Locke, ESQ., was chair
han, aud John A. Farpsworih, Esq, was
nanimously nominated for town Represent
tive, w acclaraa'ion. - Last year, at
be battle of Ball Ran, it was reported that
he Rice, soldier from eathersfelb was
Tiled, aud his funeral was held with the
IDENTITIES usual on such occasions. After
pme months he appeared to the cver3oyed
lmily, in tohcrsble good health having
zen prisoner, ami is now again in th'
rmy doing COOL service. DIR. Cum
nings, of the Picnic, we learn, has beer
ppointed Major Of the 18th regiment, nin'
months men. Lint, now so much Il
aemand for the army hospitals, is made il
his way--pieces Of old cotton or liner
cloth, cut three TO FIVE inches square, an,
laying the threads all ore way
loes the business. Seraped Int, it is said
S not now received by army surgeons. =
We now have full supply Of the mum
Der FOL July IS, quite a number of GOO
friends having responded to eur call for tn
same last week. They have ctr heart,
hanks. We learn that of the l,
200 men to be raised in this State TO fill u
he old regiments, 1000 have been reported
md by orders from the War department
he bounties 10 three years men will contin
ne to be paid till further orders.
IS said the Vermont 10th and lith regimen
now at Brattleboro will leave for Wiuchest
n, Va, on Saturday Of this week.
The ladies of this village met on Wednes
lay afternoon and evening, at Wightnan
Hall, preparing lint and doing other vor
for sick and wounded soldiers. The kttl
girls from six to twelve years of age ais
met at another place, where they pulled lii
Ike little heroines. 1t was an intereslin
sight re see them. They made reguls
and if they wiz furnish ,
with list Of their officers we viii publis
them. The ladies Of this village al
requested to meet for patriotic work at Mr.
Frazer's this Friday afternoon. See N
tice. we refer our readers to Il
of Mr.. L. II. Hayden. i
is one of the best teachers of music in Il
State,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

CHEsTER.-IIon. Ii. ii. Henry, was
elected representative in Chester, by los
majority.
An agricultural society has been formed
in Chester with the following officers. Pres
ideHt, @. L. Barrett; vice President, n.
c. Howard; Secretary, i. II. Robbins ;
Treasurer and Librarian, Prescott Head.
The amount of money raised is S22j.
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any other source il would be expected that
the challenged party would have some
rights of his own. The good faith of
Bellows Falls chivalry has now been tested,
and It's rditenness not unexpectedly proved.
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IMPERIAL WOVEN SKIRTS.

This is decidedly style Of Skirt in market,
and all want them.
Old Ladies' say there is nothing ike thcu-won't were any
other kind.
Young Ladies think them Superior in sa and style to all
others.
Children cry for them.
The only way keep peare in the family and to make all
happy, Is to buy the Imperial Woven Skirt which l. only
TO be had Of GEO o. GUILD,
Chase's Block, Below Falls, Vt.
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lyman / INT, ia
The above includes only those cast on
which there were no erasures, the others |
no. being counted.
After the representative was elected
town meeting was held, Jeremiah Barton
being moderator. The town voted to sell
the old buryiug ground in this place. and
also authorized the selectmen to buy suit
able lot for new cemetery, and $500 was
appropriated for that purpose.
The following resolution was also adopt
ed -
Resolced, That the selectmen of the town
of Rockingham are hereby directed to pro-
vide suitable persons to 90 on to any Geld
of battle, where there may be any soldier
from Rockingham, dead or wounded, and
bring their Or his remains home, at the ex-
pense of said town; and said seleemen are
also directed to provide suitable means for
the proper care of such soldiers in any hos-
pital.
Hon. II. +. Stoughton made war speech
which was received with much applause,
except by one or two secessionists, and the
meeting adjourned.
READING ELEcTIoN.-The election in
Reading passed off quietly. aud Rev. w.
Il. Dow was elected representative by a
vote which must not only have been highly
gratifying to himself, but is credit to the
town, as follows -
w. II. Dow, 14S
Scattering,
A town meeting was held on the same
day. The proceedings of previous meet
ing, which we have before published, were
ratified. 4 tax Of IS cents on the grand
list was voted. and the selectmen directed
10 borrow, on the credit Of The town, a sum
! sufficient to pay the bounties voted.
YARMOUTH HrSs Zoos Writ Grout
, of Cavendish, has hen that spreads her.
, SELF in laying large Wewere shown
: one that measures Nine inches round from
end to end, and seven inches round the
smaller way. This was sail 10 be but little
: larger than the average of those laid during
: the summer by this farmers hen.
, IupLow.-The nine months company
I, raised in the town Of Ludlow, Cavendish
, Plymouth, Weston, Andover, and Land
grove, was organized on Friday last week
I by electing for captain, William II. Walk
I er, Esq, Ludlow; LIST Lieut.. Asa G. Fost
: er, Weston I'd Lieal. Luther 4. Moore
Plymouth.
! WEsTMINsrER.-Eve was yer,
( quiet on election day in Westminster. The
e odore Cole, Esq, was elected representa-
o I've on the first ballot, by the following vote
!, Theodore Cole. i26
II. c. Lane, p
Scattering,
Is INTERNATIONALLY following is the vot
(" for town representative, on Tuesday,
Wilmington;
S. p. Flagg, i26
} i. Il. ButterGeld, 80
e ID. Warren, 81
p Scattering,
' Total, s13
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

QuoTAs Nor Full AN Important
order has been issued this week. by which
it appears the State officials in making mp
the quotas of the several towns, made some
mistake, and that The quotas are larger than
was supposed. In consequence OF this, a
few more men will have TO be raised in all
the towns. This tcwn has nearly 80 more TO
raise, Westminster 5, Grafton l6, Spring.
field 80, &c. Springfield raised nearly
half of their number on election day. A
portion for this town have already enlisted,
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COMMISSIONERS, NoricE.

NJ T. this sscritrs ling duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court Tor the district of Westminster, Com
nioners 10 receive examine and adjust ali cans and de-
tnands Of all persons against the estate Of MARSHALL
SPRING late OF Grafton In said Distr -. dcceed and ALSO
All claims und demands exhibited Ia ott thereto and sly
moutns from the day Of August is' bling allowed
b said Court for purpose do therefore hereby give
p,iuuncut vt the late Dwelling Of said deceased ia
ratfon IN said District the thd saturday o sepen
Der aud third Saturday Of January neat from cl"vK
A NJ unit tuur o clock p. VI, II each OF stiu d vs.
HENRY WALhER, l,,ou,,s
ABBOTT pErrENGIlL
oEO. ". ANKEs Admir-.
Grafton, Aug. ., a. d. 1sd2
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tor For three wears she has been affected with billions
Of the sadly npairing her health which
has been steadily failing during that period when In New
York In Apfil last friend advised to test Pills
Having the fullest confidence in the judgment Of friend,
obtained supply Of Messrs Ba,nes Park, Druggists,
Park Row New York. On returning home, ceased all
other treatment and your Pills, each night
The her feelings. complexion, digestion, eics
surprised us ALL rapid aud permanent restoration to
beath has been the result We used less than boxes
and consider her entirely ell. consider the above just
tribute you Physician and trust IL Will be the means
Of Inducing many TO adopt your Pills their family med
clue. l remain, dear sir Win many tlank s... 3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05
ARMY HORSES WANTED.

RaY Horses waited, IS hands high and upwards. all
sound There viii be Agent 10 purchase On the iol.
lowiug days, at the following piaees;-
Tuesday, Aug. 20, Woodstock w Wednesday, Aug, %
win,l.or w ; Thursday, Aug % Claemunt ~ II FRI
day Aug 90 Bellows Fails VI. SATURDAY, Avg ~ Brat
tleboro. VI y. h NO mares taken. o. WALfoN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05
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Do 600 SPLICE sisP . Roar, ST. New g Covered
ID band Light Express Wagon. Good Horses, by
al A. s. CLARK