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A Story of Co,nterparts.
BY CLARA AUGUSTA.

A quiet, uneventful life was mine until /
left my fathers roof in Gorham, and nc.
cepted the desk of book keeper in the
Wholesale clothing establishment of Shears
and Prescott, in the busy little city of West.
on.
But there. one fine afternoon in October
just in the midst of the Indian summer,
Invited Lille Prescott, with whom | wa.
very nearly in love, to walk in the park
with me.
Her little hand in its delicate primrose
colored glove rested on my arm, her black
eyes were lifted to my face. felt parlicu,
larly tender and confidential, and at peace
Nth all the world. We were speaking o.
the gorgeousness of the distant hills, clothed
as they were in their mantles of crimson
foliage, when l was brought 10 stop by
hearing my name pronounced in tone nei
ther sweet nor agreeable.
mir. Smith, Ill just trouble you TO stoI
minnit"
looked up. A woman of fifty or there
about, etfrctually blocked up the sidew all
before US; indeed, her proportions were
colossal. If ever have seen the personif
cation of Indignation, j saw it in her expires
sIye countenance.
"Madam y | exclaimed, retreating LITTLE
from the battery of flashing gray eyes which
she brought to bear upon me.
"You needn't madam me-" cried she. wax
ing redder. "Ill just trouble you TO SETH,
this little BILL" And she thrust an ominou
piece of paper before my eyes, which read
substantially -
Richard Smith to Mrs. Julisna Diggius, DR..
For six months board s96 90
For +" washing 200
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

Let your promises be sincerei and so pru-
IDENTIFY considered as not to exceed the reach
of your ability he who promises more than
he can perform is false TO himself, and he
WHO does not perform what he has promised,
is false to his friend.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

lei virtue and innocence always accouA
pany your recreations for unlawful pleas.
ures, though agreeable for a moment, ara
too often attended with bad Consequences,
and instead of relaxing the mind. plunge Us
into an abyss of trouble and sexatloh.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

fdleness is the greatest prodigality-is
throws away time which is invaluabl- in rea
spect TO its present ue; and when il IS
past, cannot be recovered by any power Of
art or nature.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

We may as well expect that God should
make us rich without the least diligence or
application, as make us good without the
concurrence of our own endeayors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
RUSSELL HYDE,


WEST INDIA GOODS ANB GROCERIES,
la Flour, Lard, Hams, Fish, 7. 1. Salt Oil, Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery and Glass
Ibove goods having been bought for CASH viii be sold
sta small advance, for ready pay. Ssliat
Ncwton's Block, Mol
BLOWS FALLS, May 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
Lydia Locket lost her pocket
Lydia Fisher found it;
Not a bit of money in it,
Only binding teandit.n

1t is known that as early as the lime Of
Charles the First, nursery song had the
same words; and therefore we may with
more safety adopt the belief that the song
came over with the Pilgrims. Certain it is,
that within our own recollection, tie girls
and boys of Massachusetts had something
like it in their sports but the version was
little different from the old lady's, and ran
thus -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

NLTc AKER JEW wELER,
Constantly for Sale
khes Clocks, Gold aud Silver Work, and Fancy Goods
good assortment er Cans, Rifles and Fishing Tackle
Iu wentwerth's New Building.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

Prentice says Wise, Floyd, Pillow and
Price are the feur-runners OF rebel defeat
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
]. u. KRIpGMAN.

#ATTogNEy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
I solicitor in chancery, n BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
Il Commissioner 10 take the acknowledgment Of Deeds
u nd other Iastresscnss toF the state Of New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-01

GFS. SulFns DiytsfoS Tine
ysRsosT Tgoors.--'l'hc army cor.
respooaenl * the Philadelphia Prs
unisr shr date q The l1lh inst, max
- Use sllowlns remarks 81 Smiths
D.risioa ami tic Vermont olsceis;
Il 20 happened last evening" tlisi
| was present dariag Tie brigade aud
reeimealal drills &c Gen. w. F..
SmHhs division. and the high encomi.
ums esefywbtrs passed upon Il are
fully jaaiiiri. Tie Soldiers eompos-
ing Il arc thorough veterans. Before
Yoraiosn anil at Lees Mills, 10 lht
advance from there to White House
and 10 lhe great battle Of Williams
burg. ihry hare proved their lille to
,hst perfect confidence which exists in
,he army fof their yaIer. The disci-
mime - some ut e gimanis COM
po.ius us, division s ql,l 70 that q
tile resuiar array, Wal iAeir psrlee-
lion IN drill and IN The manual OF
arm, drfes competition.
Tie picket lines on our left we're sd-
,aueed little Yesterday. A few,
eight u tcn. we're killed and wounded
III il.e advance. Farther 10 our right,
Col. II. Whiting. "a Vermont, while
on du,y a. Geld officer u The day, was
deliberately rlo, At By rebel picket
IRON q .ree iop. Shortly A'icg one q.
tie co'oasl's men, espying this rebel,
lrougla bin down. He fell dead from
ibs top u tree.
Many of the officers who were
made suck by The exiraor iinary ia
iignes Of the march from yorktown
sotbe Whilc lIonse, and who obtained
short lrayrs Of absence. are returning
l.ieni Col. Wor,hea and Major
S'oashion of The l,h Vermont Reg't.
ave among tie number.
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Great Battle before
Richmond /!

Private dispatches received at this
Office assure as that a Great Battle
has been fought before Richmond and
that a great Victory has been won !!
We have only time 10 lay before our
readers the substance Of the newl.
thus FAR no details weaiever OF the
engagcaaent have been sriiael,
they having been suppressed by tie
War Depatsmeot.
Ramors we're current in New York
90 Sunday nlsif thai there had been
e lighting Al Richmond That
jacks lad Reinforced johnson. and
that Ibe enemy fsA on and turned our
r1ghs rsag, tol that Gen. Mcclellan
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Certificate:

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County, VT, hereby certify that We have used
in our families, more or less, for about FIVE
months last past, Washing Machine, patented
by Mr.. Samuel Wiswal, Of Hydepsrk. We
consider il valuable machine, both in saving
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which IS no pounding or bard friction TO injure
the articles to be cleaned. The Machine will
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Of rubbing on wash.board. Very dirty Arti-
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as with common tnb and board. For suds-
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1t will not injnre the finest muslin fabric, while
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by hand, We consider il great improvement
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sal satisfaction wherever it has been tried, We
think Il must soon come into very general use.
Hydepark, W., June 81, 1853.
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gnsotap -Ctn khifl1a has ssasFss1 his
paeiiss. sd i srs@espi ssas ne. 'fvrassHt
80 sts.geed iAs res esafssn lbs seaass
ass sest rvfasea ~ estrm he AFPssi-
ass - Il 49, .nsnesA. asssf eisssastan-
uss eel eAlsaaassa e Ireaaas saprssassssoa,
AL s.nes shss aa,s e.angs has he<s made
il he army e YifKisia v sasss aeeap'e,s
ressssas 10 ,hs sirsBsi rantt q - sstsrAl
esmmas4sf. a ssexiet Tie tee f.ess ia
ssause,les tssAsisss ssrlsin 'As si'AsdraSsl
n sA.slgs frsa shs ssrsios With ths dAsh.
isg saals,iss n fA,e snan. has hsvoisa eud
xeii.trsl courage. i y 70 he fsgrrued ihss
Gea 4. rrssgs frQm shs seF'les. list >
sen~ n as,y to aimselt - q he eass q
Trrueus. deabsscss pfemFisi shs at. - Trey
Tima
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~ . mastery movement threw por.
tssa 81 tho iesf % IL asppoFf, ana ~.
fesfea tig eaens
Tals led soa sssfsai s'sgagr'ssat. r.
wlscA arallery eas gFoniasai Tie
saessy ssrs dsfsate2 and arsfH
Our Troops followed Up Their 81.
vantage ang taat Rieknoad.
Thrss are ramora merely, however.
and We Law them before our readers
for what they are worth. They are
supposed to be ehliiled to great conf.
aencr, however, from the feet that
Mr.. Fulton, editor Of the Baltimore
American. vas allowed by the Secre-
iary q War and the military censor
10 telegraph TO the Associated Press
thar - The Gfsatea Military Tictory
Of tie age has been ockisrtd g
New York, June so. II AZ.
The Tribune has just Issued an ex-
ira with a dispaeh dated sBaslle
Field, Sunday morning" which states
that severe and most determined bat
tie was fought on the right wing Thur
sday and Friday, which, is claimed By
some OF our officers as successful
strategic movement, into which the
enemy have unwillingly been thrown,
and which will soon result in the cap
ture Of Richmond and the entire rebel
army.
The attack was made by the ems my
10 immense force, crossed the Chick
ahominy near the railroad above Me-
chanidsville, Thursday ?. N. They
fought desperately bot we're unable
TO drive our men single rod, though
the enemy were ten 10 one.
Philadelphia, June so.
The correspondent ofthe Baltimore
American arrives at the following con-
illusions
The object of Gen. Mcclellan was
to abandon White House, and draw in
the right wing Of his army across the
Chiekahominy, which he has accom-
plished with little loss in comparison
with the punishment bestowed on the
enemy.
Gen. Mcclellan has also streng-
thenel his position hy contracting his
lines and changing his base Of opera
tons to the James River, where he
will have the cooperation Of the gun
boats, AID ir the enemy attempt TO IN
terrupt his supply vessels by making
dash on James River, they will meet
with prompt punishment from the gun
boats, and has so weakened their tor
ces thai Richmond, the City," must
fall into his hands with but slight
struggle.
Philadelphia, June go.
The following is the conclusion Of the Bal
timore Americans account Of recent a6alrA
before Richmond:
Washington, June %.
Since closing my letter from the White
House, find myself very unexpectedly IN
Washington City and in possession Of most
reliable information from the White House,
and other points on the Peninsula nearly
day later thru is contained in my letter.
Tuntsalls station. four miles out. was in
our possession until four O'Clock in the after
noon, at which hour the operator at White
House and Gen. Mcclellan was not broken
until near one O'Clock on Saturday. Tan
stall Station was in our possession. until four
O'Clock P. NJ, when portion Of the infantry
forces Immediately embarked. Not more
than $4,000 worth Of the many millions
here a few days ago was lost Some yandal
set fire to the White House. Gen. Casey re-
ports that he lost not q man, nor left even
contrahand behind. Communication with
Mcclellan is now had by the gunboats up
the mouth Of the Chckahominy.
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MONDAY.
Memphis. June &c.

Memphis, June 70.
The FIRST tr in on the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad for Corinth, with
a number OF teams, wagons, and one
company Of the 56lh Ohio regiment,
besides several officers, was attacked
by large force of rebel cavalry yes.
lert!ay, about twelve miles from this
city. The rebels destroyed the loco
motive, burned the cara, killed ten OF
our men, and captured several officers
including Col. Kinney, Majors Pride
and Sharpe, the railroad superintend-
ent, and Capt. McMichael of Gen.
Grants staff, who were taken prison
ers at Shiloall, have been exchanged.
Gen. Grant has restored the edito.
rial control Of the Argus to its pro-
prietors, with a notice that it will at
once be suppressed, should it contain
anything offensive to the Government.
The locomotive captured yesterday
was the only one the road had at this
point.
Philadelphia, June 20.
The Sunday Dispatch publishes the
following
City Point, Va. June ~.
Refugees taken aboard by our gun
boats, report that jackson, Price and
Beauregard are in Richmond, and
will be assigned important commands
shortly.
II vas rumored in the rebel camp
yesterday that jackson had turned
McClellan's right wing.
Gen. Mcclellan had issued an or
der prohibiting uniformed persons
from leaving the White House. No
soldiers sick or we'll are allowed to 90
north OF the White House for few
days.
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nassr Il E@ss Bsaasy. b ssaw Il t~*'a
eastts rs Gns3
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ssss9 ssaa 3 gAs reaa u brvvasaFaan -
gssf.asY. sh - tsrusa sEt 10 'eAass
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9as.s Rsossect beys hsts gre ie
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r.. ssasesaasg " tiss usnFsHy = seuFrassa
,swaAsus fram Nar-iss psissrsaiy. iAsst
nsssk Cslioes. ssd yessG nsss fra basish
ana caa0asa. sisssss n he sspSesss
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4NfA Ahfks = Har ~
~ m wrsvai q shs pnisad~irhsa.
Ffon Bsanfsr4 tbs sveasng. we learn
shsi the unites STATES treeps auasF
Gen. Bsnlarn. made she attack a fear
Q SlssE. On tie morning q thr ten.
and wers rspalsed after fouf hours
hnn2 Gghsing NitA > loss Of ees k,lied
woanacd an misssbg
The kew York 79sh Suffered ar
Yercly.
The Union troops were obliged TO
retreat ander cover Of the gun-bosls.
The Michigan s,h bad bai $50
men lsii ~ roll cali
The steamer Erriesou. from Key
Wet The ls,h. and Port Royal the
sd. arrived lhis morning. bringing
Gen. Benhsm aud stad and 81 sol
dlrrs wounded IN the late engagement
Itisslaiea thar Gen. Bcnham is IN
der arrest, with orders to report 70
Washington.
Il Is stated that Gen. Hunter len
James Island on the l2,h, leaving
Benlam IN command, with orders to
make no advance towards Charleston
withoat rriniorcemen,s or further or
ders.
i, il reported by descriers that the
whole rebel force 1t Secessionv.lle is
bot two baiiallions, with six guns
mounted and seven more ready for use.
A reconnaissance was made on the
I6lh.
Gen. Stevens. with four thousand
men, was TO make al attack at day
break, while Gen. Wright and Col.
Williams with three thousand more
were to support him.
Somehow, the movement was de-
layed an hour, and as our troops rushed
up in the plain field, they we're met by
murderons fire OF grape and cannis-
ter. The slh Michigan and 10Th New
York only reached the battery. The
2Slh Massachusetts broke and scatter
ed. and the 10th New York did little
better. The first two drove the gum
ners from their guns, and some even
penetrated the work, but the other
regiments failing to support them, they
had TO retire after holding the battery
twenty minutes. Meantime Col VIII
/ liams, whose command was TO support
them, was separated by a marsh from
the tort and exposed TO a severe cross
IRE from some rebel guns in the woods.
| The 81 New Hampshire and 81 Rhode
Island fought nobly, and met with com
| siderable loss.
For three quarters oil an hour not a
gun was fired from the fort, and the
I prompt presence Of few hundred
men would have carried il, but they
were not there aud the troops return
| ed.
Another account confirms lie above
7 ia the main, but states the Massachus-
elts 2Sth did well.
! Our loss in killed was 81, wounded
/ iS6, miscing l24.
Our camp is now within range OF
the gun boats fire and is in safe condi'
ton. Entertainments are being thrown
lup and reinforcements have been
awarded.
Gen. Brannan's troops, numbering
two thousand, arrived from Key West
at James Island, but our forces must
be largely reinforced before operations
are resumed.
Rebel troops are constantly arriv-
ing, and preparations for the defence
of Charleston are extensively making.
A Beaufort letter states that the
loss Of the ID New Hampshire is LOG
killed and wounded; the Michigan
9Th, three hundred.
The same letter asserts that Com
modore Dupont says he can take
Charleston with five good gun boats,
and all run by Sumter and other for
tilicaions without the loss oil more
than two, and with the others shell the
city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Brevity is the Soul Of Wit.

R4nacpeRs Eclectic Pills, are perfect sub
sifute for Mercurials, for all the errors of Com
pound pills, which drug the system rather than
cure disease, and By tile use Of Single PiH, OF
never more than THO, assist nature, act naiu
rally on the bowels, and cure Indigestion, Bill
ioasness, Headache. when caused by foul stom.
ach, Dyspepsia, Loss Of appetite, Ltrer Com
plants, Jaundice. BY the number required for
dose. they are economical, save making PHI
Borss Of the stomach, and will perform what is
claimed for them, or money win be refunded
For Worm they are sure cure.
~ Fac simde Of j. l.. lluancwell's sigma
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WAR SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAY.
Wa.I,inolon. IN

Washington, June q.
The Richmond Inquirer, Of the 2lst,
has thu following;
We learn from tl4e Erpr-ss iaai Yam
kec ir,ops to eain1rt ofG0D0 have
advanced fran Narok aaj Spif1la
80 noiui on rhc ) toasd 9ainlad
knmwa As Fmukm Depot, tily mics
iton Portsmouth, anil thirty from
Weldon. The aim oil tl,is iuree Is be-
1o ! doubt TO advance to Weldon and
riy % railroad connection ct that place
with Petersburg and Richmond AT
Weldon. the roads from Wilmington.
Ralls and Petersburg converge. THIS
explains tie recent visit Of Burnside
- Old Point and the White House
~ tie pamunbey. where he and Me-
tlellan compared nolcs.
Manassas Junction, June "a.
An the b idgrs acro.s the Kappa
s1aaasek az Ere lerieksburg, together
adt che one just finished, we're car
,ried sway by The flood. The river
e7osc seseRiecn feet in . few hours
Timber fss the new construction of
new bridges is abr sdy on band, and
in few days the damage viii be re-
paired
WoriI Washington correspondence /:
To-day. the raa0r hat Gen. Ew-
ell had reG9Ised aith bis rebel force
and oocgnied Frss.t 10 val, is carrent.
IL is apprsi.eplies ihat or some days
mas, tie Jnsoa srssp. lat, u there have
been employed cise silens, and these
.sUars gas cut * those facts. 1t Is
by 30 means impossible that Gen. Ew-
ell came back 20 shas quarter again,
shongh gfte imerohxhle. Ills force
may be llla,a mea This informal
tloa Is said - esape e1xa ~ tie Ma
nassas X u.
Winchester, June 81.
Oac a che lesders OF ihe Jessie
scouts, VINO has jest zrived from the
advance. states thai marching orders
haze de-s isefed ~ Frement fora still
further selsogrzde mos smeni.
He will either egshksh hiansslf at
Middlenow.n, or hAi hask entirely 10
WlncAesser. Shoala be eajca sor TO
shrow d heavy force "a bold the From,
R0ypi yeut ~ pnilG PARALLEL with
bic disisiaa; whie. BY occupying
Winchrsser. lie holds the key TO both
S~litys Il d aonhdenaly behaved
sisxi 5ack ssn = al Surrey. Wiac hes.
ser. with tie farce that Fremont has
=; baad. can be made impregnable, nm
Tess sisc eneany has siege gans with
whielt % err the city.
Washington, June q.
The following has been received
from Gen IIalleck, dated Corin;h,
.Juae Is. Eve
Oaacial information received states
that White River has been opened for
pbs hundred zrn sevetay usi~& aad
Cow h gar4 sad ter rebrl tseysfpt
mn ilsa iEaa k " ~
heAi 80 TA9 fl
xnEAaBAas
New 1eeF. a-e S.
Pfssij.l fA3coas az zceaF sa -
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The subscribers offer the shove Machine fer
sale on the following terms Any one wishing
to purchase can take machine one month on
trial: at the end Of the month he can return the
machine, uninjured, or pay the price OF It, a. he
chooses.
CANFIELD d CHAMBERLIN.
Factory Point, May 26, 1852.
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Dr.. GAERTNER,
0CULIST AND AURIST
Operator on the Eye and Ear.

OPOA 0N0A SAA sAAC AGJ - 0A40 A&0A >
Respectfully informs the citizens Of this
County, that he has located permanently ia
Troy.
OFFICE Ne. II FIRST STREET,
And offers bis professional services to such as
be afflicted with diseases Of the eve or the Ear.
Having had sixteen ycau practical acquaintance
with
Acute and Chronic Diseases,
he is prepared 70 receive patEnts for treatment,
to diagnose their diseases with accuracy. and
10 treat their Morbid aud functional derange-
menis pathalogicaly. He does not propose TO
cure everything. but from bis
Long and Successful Practice
Is able 10 promise cures Is ALL Durable
CASES. He particularly invites those who
have long been suffering from
sore and Diseased Eyes.
and who are BLIND aud DEAF, to give him
cali, as he has restored 70 sgh; nlAay who have
been blind for year.
Artificial Eyes,
inserted without pain, and perfectly resembling
opsraiiOosfor CATARACT, STEAMSHIPS,
etc., skilfuliy perfSrmed.
CATARRH, P0LYPUS and THROAT DIS
EASES. Casarrh, With Dryness, Nrsas, Mat
ter. Plugis. OF Seabs. Il perfnansnfly cured.
ly- Fm further particular. testimonials,
etc., send for e Circular. Address
DR.. GAERTxER,
emts Il Firt-si., Troy, y. y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-01

The following certificate, signed BY all the
Comfy Officers for the County Of l.amoille, and
all the Town Officers and Business Men Of
Hydepark, where this Machine was invented
viii show in what respect il 10 held At home
where Il has been put in use,