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NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
THE HOME JOURNAL,
FOR 1862.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

mOAhls AND WILLIS, EDITORS.
new series Of this universally popnIor tor,iIr
newspaper will be commenced on the fourth dnv n,
January next-PrInted heretofore on the finest nj
paper and with the best oftype
Besdes the IHcessant labOrs of the editors nm tho
various departments OGthe paper the beautiiI storv
by an American Wife, called
Chris
which has never been equaled by any similar publ;.
Gallon, and the f
LOOKINGS-ON AT THE WAR.
VIII be continued in the volume for 1862 In this Sc
res of sketches, MIR. ills will continue TO give
better studied and more deliberate views of ha rnI
movements as are impossible 10 the haste of writer's
Tor The duly papers: including, of course sketches
ofihe prominent men, and descriptions Of the mosI
stirring scenes at the seat of war
number OF other
ATTRACTIVE AND RACY FEATURES
will be introduced. Among thsse new work
By EDWARD S. GOULD, ESQ, entitled
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE.
OR, EPISODES or CITY LIFE.
This work Of Mr.. Gould will he carried in Tho GII
proportion Oi a modern novel, Ond WILL Ihereioro or
cupy our columns continuously for six months
Also ali original novel. entitled
WHO is THE HEIR!
BY BARRY GRAY.
EAlso. new and beautiful
ROMANCE OF TO-DAY.
by OLIVER BUNCE,
author Of" Life BefOre Him. "A Bachelors Story"
ETC., eIr And ''
SOCIETY CORRESPONDENCE;
eT letters from the leaders of our fashionable circIa
IN New York and the other capitals, by which ~
readers VIII he HnmiSfakohy kept Informed Of the
changes aud progress Of what commonly understood
by the gay world'-a portion Of our fellow be- mos
about whom. there is denying VIC nil (eeI n,ss
ately newsOving curiosity " '4'u"i
All the former peculiar features will he con,;.oI
and several new ones added ''''"o"'
IEHMs.|one cSpy. SO; three copies, S5--or one
copy Tor three years So club Of ven SiO cIub of
hiteen S2O aud at that rate for larger clmb-awavs
~ ~ ~Vnhce' address MORRIS AND WILLIS.
EediierS an ProprIetOrs, lO7 Fulton st. New York.
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VIM. B. Hurd g. Co.
YRIRuNR RuILnInna Nrm 49,

pRIBUSE BUILDINGS, New YoRY.
ihai femttances may be made " ith confidence w
D u Go, refer To The Mayor ofBrookI, n 10 ~ w w
Sfhh.'; PRESIDENT tarmers and CItlzena Bank Br,ek
yni TO JOY, Coe a.. Co New York; TO r. r Rsrn"%
Esq. New Yorx, etc etc. n-tmS" -nnn
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SCHOOL WANTED

youns lazy having several years experience as
sl9alinn as TEACHER in a Select or n,s,,;c,
SCHOOL Good reference be given as to onaIGc.'
tons, etc. Address ~ r. rIt ~ ttt'ssInea-
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NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
What are the People Doing .

Inc american people are intelligent eAough 10 an
Pfecid'e preparations that niIibute so much 10 lie
IPp'''eSs 1' nose using them, and they want them
~. ''A ,onr Ihe Neuralgia Plaste rs and moi a
ie" enclosing 81 cents for the Mouth Wash 70 be
seh DS mail; nut TO those compelled 10 repIv
"' " II '' "rs'h" to send hall-pIn bottle by mail
"' ie7p'r "HH these remedies Who ,UiH suDyIv
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LIGHT! LIGHT!!

KEROSENE OIL a, l2I cis per quart
L'fge asforimeRt of Kerosene Oil LAMPS
end SHADES, at redpced prices.
s~hhe''} JOHN II BEWLFY
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DC, d.
make II rule to propagate only these kind, If
trees and plants that experience has pro, en- 10 be Ibs
most prOhtable Tor general Observation-Disclosures regard
10 The quantity and quality OF the fruit produced la
my selection OF varieties, aside from nv Our e1neri
ehce, am governed by the opinions of ihe mosI emi
heh' WrIleTsOn the culture OF fruit Amerra and of
Tie most experienced lrH growers in all parts of the
country and Of the American POmOlogical Society
fEACHES-J0OOO trees, select varieties and tTrsss
very large and thrifty
APPLEs-A large stock, choice varieties Standard
and Dwarf. AlsO, Red and Yellsw Siberian C,.k
Standard and Dwarf '
PEARs-A choice lot. large thrifty trees LEADING
arietes Standard and Dwarf
PLUMS--All the choice varieties
ChERRIEs-Flne. thrifty trees, Standard and Dwarf
all the choice varieties. '
APRlCOTS, NECTARINES AND OUINCFS
GOOsEBERREs-English and American v,,,o,;..
CURRENTS--WhIte and Red Cherry Wine and R.I
Grape, White anu Red Dutch Black English. Biack
Naples, &c. e'
GRAPES s-Catawha, Isabella, Clin'on, Cone.rd.
Delaware, DInna. Rebecca. TAYLOR or BnlIeI EnrIv
Northern, MuscadIEe. Elsinburgh Hartford Prolific
&c, &c.
BLACEDERRIEs-Lawi0n, Dorchester and High Bush
RAsrBERRIEs-ln variety. Largely of the Alien
and Red Prolific, which need protection in winter
best for market gaTdneTs. and those who huN not time
TO n fall.
STRAwHERRIEs--In variety. Largely ofthe Alba.
ny Seeding
OSAGE ORANGE.
SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES.
RHEUBARB,
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Agricultural ImpIem ents.

Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes, COrnshcllers, Dirt
scoops Plo vs-Surtaee and SUb-soIl, Horse Hoes,
Feb. 2Sih, 1t. EDWIN WffMER
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Steam Dying and Securing Es-
tabHisIAHHAemf.
MRS. Il. ". SlTIT'H.

MRS. Z. ", SlTITH
No. %. n. Fifth ST. bet. Market and Arch, PILAprI
PIIA.
DiECE Goods OF every description dyed to any co.
Il lOr. Ladies' Wearing Apparel of eyerv desc,1n-
ton. dyed in the most fashionable and peImancmI ra-
I0rs, and finished in superior style Merino. Cash.
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Coyers
Carpets Rugs, ETC., Secured. Pougee and Sill Drese
re:dyed all colors and warranted equal TO new
B1GentiemeR's Clothes Cleaned or Dt9d on
reasonable terms, j. " 3!FH va
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NATRONA COAL OIL.

WARRANTED NCN-EXPLOSIVE!
and equal to any Kerosene
why buy an explosive Oil when n few cent. nore
per gailo9 VIII furnish you with perfect OH
-, Made only bV ~
rA,, SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
mh2O-fy No. 1877 Walnut street, PhilaJelnb;a
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Important, il True!

AND EVERY WORD Is TRUE,
for upwards OF three years past have been enoa
geo III business which has yielded me at the rate of
S1OOO per annum, but being desirOus Of going 10 I'm
rope IN the course of few months for the puTpose oI
there introducing the business am willing TO teach
II TO any one who will send me 81. The business IS
no hhinDng but OF highly useful and general char.
acteI adapted TO the Use Of both cities and VILLAGES
ana one that any person of ordinary capacity youne
or od male or female, can acquire with few houTs
pfscuce' and by which they secure a very hand
some income Several young ladies who have re-
cclved instructions from ne. both in New York State
anu fenllsylvana, are earning upwards Of $50 ner
week ny II, and there reason WHY anv one else
cannot DO the same. lnvads. even, can do well hy
IT, as II IL no peddlng affair, but busne IS thai i
perfectly respectable. Gentlemen and ladies oC Iei
sure, who would like to learn the business for Ihei,
own amusement or PLEASURE will find the practice n
II pleasant pastmc, and one they will take greai
interest IN It. On receipt OfSl, will send printeJ
instructions by Which any person can readily acoure
the ART ana these instructions will also contain eyerv
parucumI relative 10 carrying il on 50 thai il Wi, he
hghly profitable. The purchaser of the ''prnted in
st'ucIOhs viii he authorized 10 teach il 10 others
anu have sometimes received as high as 5000 for
'eachilg II personally 10 single indlv duaI would
state further that 81 so 50 will buy every thing thai
is necessary TO commence the business with and The
arcls can be got almost any where in city or conn
try, or II preferred, can furnish them. Address
ALNORD T.. PARSONS
3.3m No. 36 Libertv 81 No,v vo,L
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For RENT.

A Ne" STORE HOUSE and DWELLIso. of mod.
IA pes.ee. order, and an exceIsnl stand on
9pSs gf lap keon. Esq Or s, {, Eslen on ihe erem
F~fT~T IT, poy2i
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Peninsular Railroad Line.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and alter Monday Nov. | 9Th e
Trains for the accommodation of
passengers will run as follows until
further notice,
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New York SURFACE & SubsoiI
FLOWS Cutting Boxes, Dirt Scrapes. Pans &C..
81 & se's ny EDWIN WILMER.
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GENUINE ARVgCI,E

Our Super Phosphate of Lime is NOT cbanood :, 90
character every season. hut what II purports 10 he
relied on. 'N =" Wy ~ oe
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect :

Dr. huTd's Month Wash and Tooth Powder will
ciealse the mouth from all foul exhalatIons and n
uSeu III the morning, viii make The breakfast tsss
s"eeteF and the dry begin more pleasantly HIM
lleman. 1854 e''
Or. Hurds Mouth Wash and To.th Povxde, will
give young ladies that finest charm IA wOnan-a
sweet breath and pearly teeth. Try them ladies'
Dr hurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Pow der are the
oeS' WePafailehs h The world Tor curing BAD BREATH
aHh giving hTInness and health to the q ms HIM
qreds O eases ct Disc Ised Bleeding Gums So Muuth
gent wash assam
Dr Hnrds Youth Wash and Tooth Powder give an
auul'oLa charm to courtshII. and make husbands
more agreea bie to their and wives To their hus
"''uS' lhey should he used ny every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
"hich are Liable 10 Impart a tainI 10 the mouth
D' iIGid's ToOthache Drops cure Toothacbe
ar'i rom exposed nerves and are the best friends
Lha pareiiS can have the house to sayO their chill
aTeh from torture and themselves from los, oC slea
anh sympathetic suffering F
FARMERS and MECHANICS! you cannot will afsrd
"h'gect touT teeth Fora irIHIng sum Won can uovv
get preseTyaves than winch ROthschIlt or Asi,, on
eet noihing belief Rrmen,ber that DYSPEPSIA A and
SONSU MPFlON OF THE LUNGS often originate m
Neglect Ot Teeth Send tor The Treatise ON TeetL and
read Dr FIIrhs obsers saIIons on this sub,ect ~ ,
Ia'e 10 arrest decuy ~ your own teeth save your
chIdrehs teeth.
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
Hord's Neuralgia Non Adhesive Plasters
are Ihe most pleasant and successful remedies ever
PtescIosu ior THIS painful disease, The palIent an.
PhesOne. and soon becomes drOwsv fall asIee,, anJ
Tree IRON PAIN, and blister or other ubnea
sam SI luxurious consequences ensue. For Earacbs
ai relief Will surely follow Nothing an he oh,'
- - ePuai 10 Dr hurd's Compress for Neural ,a Trv
mem. Ihey are en!rey novel. curious, and orIgI
naI pepaIauoh' and wonderfully successful. They
are Oi TWO sizes. one small for the lace nrca & c,s
anu .'o 0,her inrse tor apPGatIon the body price
81 cs' WIIl be mailed on receipt Of prlrs az one
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Roses i'm Variety

mDAHLIAs.--l30 select varieties, Tor which wat
awarded special premium ly the Agr cutu vi So.i
ETY. OF New Castle county, fall of 1861. Also pre- mi
um for the best collection Of Choice Pea g.
For Prices and description Of fruits send for De
scriptive Catalogue. gratis.
R1rAll kinds OF trees and plants can lie ordered ky
mail.
All trees and plants warranted true To name
&J-OTders caIl be left al TINES Office
RANDOPH PETERS
tehSS-Sln New ark Del
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ALLEN & NEEDLES
Super-Phosphate of Lime.

ard excellence O'''aiu
PRIcE Sl5 PER 2O0C lbs. q ii CENTS PER H.
It's continued success for 50 MANY ve,rs ,,, - ,b
best GUAhANTEE the Farmer has thai he is buvlIo :,
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In Chester, March 25 MERRIAM wife n ne late Oliver
Atwood, aged e9 years. She born in Woodstock C
but taken when young to Chesterfield N II and
Chester ia her sixteenth and at the of nineteen
married Oliver Atwood diedi ss5 making their
married life 81 years When Mr. A. died she had liy
ing children Of family Of twelve She left As grand
children, g. grsa tgrand-chidren and geatreat grand
child The deceased the wife OF soldier
the last rec Of tha noble in Chester She retained
her faculties in remarkable degree, nearly the endSf
life.
In Briagewster March TO- soPHRoSIA H., vito Of Hen
ry Scales, aged 80 years.
In sherburne March IS, of dipheria FREDIE L. only
child of Norman s. and Lucy T. Bryant. aged years 8
months and Is days.
IL Proctorsville March "a, JOSHUA CHURCH.
At Camp Griffin, Va of typhoid fever, AL0NZo c.
NILES, of Nathaniel and Mary Niles Of Halifax,
w. aged % years months. He was member of Compa-
ny /, attn Vermont Regiment
In Fayetsesie EMMA, daughter of Nilsson Rice, aged
Yers
In Wet Halifax March o. of rheumatic fever WILLIAM
BURNS, aged ~ years and months.
In Marlboro, March 10 Of bilious fever at the residence
Of her cAIsSA wINUH ESTER consort Of the late
Martin Winchester, in the 9th year of her age.
In Windsor Feb 10, BRADFORD N. BARRIER, son of
Mr. zerah c. Barber, aged 26 years.
In Chesterfield, Factory Village n. II, March OLIVE
GERTRUDE, daughter of s. ". and H. NJ Chamberlain,
aged years and days.
In spriaFhctd. March 70 Mrs. MARCIA Of DR.. l..
Sawyer, aged 40 years.
In East westnloneland n H.. March 90 REBECCA wife
Of Q. ". Cook. aged ~ years and months.
In Montague Mass. March "a, Mrs JULIAB., wife Of
Hon Sanford Goddard formerly of Dummerston aged As
In SHelburne Falls, Mass, March Is. Mrs. NORMAN
ROOT, daughter Of j. Greenleaf ESD, of Gulfcrd aged
30 years
In wSndham March l. Mr.. RUFUS LAWRENCE, aged
IS years, months ADD 20 days.
In Jamsst March 8. Of measies aud canser rash EL-
MER sIERwIN, aged 10 months Also, March 5, OF the
of Daniel and Wealthy shcrwin. Both steep IN QUE
coffin, and one grave
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Married.

In Chester, March &c, by Rev d JeEerds, WILLIAM
IL JOHNSON, OF C., and PRISCILLA wHITCoMB, q
Springfield.
In South Charestown, n H. March Is by Rev J Fish
er, Rosw ELI. W. ROBERTSON and Miss HELEN NJ. HUM
PHREY.
in Reading. March % by Homer III Hammond Esq Mr.
NATHAN BRYANT Of Reading, and Mrs. ABIGAL r.
DEAN 81 %areaua.
in Brattleboro March Is, by Rev. D. II. Ranney, Mr.
GEO. W PRourY Of Marlboro and Miss SUSAN A. WoR-
DIN Of Guilford.
In Dummerston March 49, by Rev B. T. Foster, HIRAM
CAVALRY of Putney, and Miss BETsEy NJ BALDWIN 'oi
Ashsurnham, Mass.
In GuiIfor March 6, by the Rev s. p Huntingdon, Mr.
MIA b. BURNETT and Miss SUSAN =. THURBER, both
OF Guilford.
4 IN Chesterfield, N, n, March o. by Rev T. L.. Fowler
Mr.. SPENCER LEONARD Of westmoreland and Mis-,
LRABETH WARD Of C---Alse by the same, March %
N. rel ERTus I. CoLBuRN and Miss uYNTAIA HoL
NAN, both of c.
IN weathersaed March o. G. Ay Of sprin gheld
and Miss LUCY A. wELLMAN Of Brookhpe.
In Ascntneysslle; March 81 by Rev. ~ XXI mbalr Mr.
ApSER ToLLES 81 Weathersheld, and Miss CARoLINl
A. JONES Of Csremont n. II.
In Couderspcr, Pa Feb. 10, by Rev. Mr.. Parsons Mr.
Fails, and Mrs. ] W. BuTTERWQRUH, daughter of Ran
dali wimot, of Ohio snd ester Of Hon David wilmot,
S. senator from Pa.
ip Springfield, March 6, SYLVESTER PUTNAM and Ell
LEN ROLLINS.
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M ,.. 40 =,
ie ioiio"hs eAiae.s 'ioih ie'Net' s"o" '"e
opinion OF eminent Biblical scholars IN reference
tc this work =
Rev. ). tRENhuS PRIME, ID. d., Editor of
New York Observer .
81 trust it will hang on the walls of tens OF
thousands of our Sunday-school rooms"
Rev. JOHN P. DURBlN, b. D., AutIor Of
@Travels in the East" &c.
al can heartily, and with confidence, recon-
mend i 10 be used by Sunday schools ard Bible
= ,x
The late Rev. JAMES w. ALEXANDER,
u. d. OF New York .t
SIT ought to stand in the very highest rank
VI s''iAi"g graphic 'i'us'Ia''o''S on scripture
Rev. EDWARD n. KIRK, ID. d., of Boston.
Il welcome this rich and beautiful map as
vivid exhibition of the general features of the
Holy CITY and IT'S envhons."
Rev. JOEL HAWKES., D, d., Hartford, Ct.
"As hook upon the map, Iseem to bepresent
in the midst of scenes which / visited fourteen
years ago =.
Rex X MAJ, MATS coi mofhlS9' u u PRESIDENT OF
's
Ter ADAPTED to give an accurate vivid and last ash
ing impression Of those sacred scenes"
Rev. W, S, TYLER, D. D. Of Amherst CoIlepe
al testify from, r,arson.l ohserva,;or % ~
faithfulaess, as well as beauty and distiuctness,
with which Jerusalem ana lis env.rons are rep
rese"'ed ~ '''S view"
1T. Rev. W. b. Stevens, ID. d., Assistant Bish-
" " e""'' " 'lia'
"a - wa give sn admirable idea OF Jerusalem
80. ~
hee: loiiN I-ANN r Z, ior ~ years
:" 30 a'e ~
p;hla-..iass ;ns,rucsion 1N'''0 N'
~ ,,,,p,y -. 1e re-:
III. NJ
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WESTMINSTER : s. ! for said District To all
persons interested ia Estate Of SOL0sION HOLMAN,
late of NiudhAa. deceased, testate- tireeting.
Whereas. William Harris. administrator with the will
Of said etste has presented hi petition in writing
court. representing the personal estate Of said
deceased sufficient pay his ist dets Iegaees. and
expenses Of ADMINISTRATION and shat 1t i
sell portion q the real q said deceased sid
be sold without injury q t0s intsFAsitd in the
mAinder and pryns Tor ens 70 sell the whole II sud
You hereby notified thst this court will
decide Application at the session thereof e
held the Office of sn ". Dean, in Grafton IN said Dis
TN d4s rf April A. D. 1s1 O'Clock in
ten forenoon. aud you az further notified that This
viii oie upon the allowance Of the sroant q Asher Put
nam last viii and testament of sid
deceased the se ter-ot n te held At the sid ofc
Of BENZ " Dean, the e-st "Wednesday Of May. A D.
1852. BENZ. W. DEAN Re-g'I
Grafson, Ms.ea IL is57. tsli
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a sINcrIAn Rou,on ExpIos,ox

A SINGULAR BoHoR ExpLosIoS AT
BALTIMoRE.-A most remarkable steam
boilor explosion occurred Monday after
noon at the Baltimore Honse of Refuge. A
boilor in the boilor-house attached TO the
bake house, 250 feet from the main build
ing. was blown up fully 200 feet into the
air; then taking an easterly direction, it
exploded again in the air. after which it
passed in straight line $50 feet TO the
north. and fell directly on the roof of a
school building, carrying with it its slate
roof, rafters, beams and plaster, crushing in
to the school room where there were nearly
40 boys. Most wonderful as it may appear,
although the entire floor of the room was
covered with ruins. only two children were
killed, two brothers named Myers, and
seven wounded, one seriously. The rest,
with the teacher. escaped entirely unhuit.
All agree there were two explosions, one in
the air. which changed the direction of the
boiler.
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GETTING READY TO START.-Letters
from HAVANA state that JEFF Davis, within
the last six weeks, has had large amount
of money deposited in the banks of that
city. If this be reliable, Il would seem to
Indicate that the rebel chieftain is looking
forward to an early immigration move
ment," and is sending off his g valuables" in
advance. jeff. had better join Santa Anna
at St. Thomas. He will find the one-legged
ex-Dictator congenial spirit.
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PRIZE POETRY.

Let Cbeftains boast Of deeds in war
And Minstrels tune their sweet guitar,
nobler theme my heart IL hs-sI,
In praise Of HERRIck's matchess Pills.
Their found In every land
Amid Russia's snows-and Africs sand
Their wondrous works the papers nils
Produced by HErRIcK's matchlsss pilb.
Does disease afHiet yoR1 az not deubt
This charming compound viii search 1t out,
And health again your system hll,
II you Fly al onse TO uERsicKis PIs
They're sale ~. et-abptt ola ana young,
Their praises arg on every tongue
nisesse dsarme6 mo longer Kills.
Since are blessed with urRkfck$ Pills.
~ rut UP with English Spanish. German and Frencl
yirctions Price % per box. Sugar Coated Seq
on 81 page. IS7iy
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+" In time of peace prepare for war In
time of health prepare for sickness. Get q
case of Doct. Gilford's Curatives, by the
timely use of h prescriptions many many
slight complaints viii be arrested from ter
menating in severe sickness. Sold by o.
F. Woods, Bellows Falls, aud /. n. Thorn
Bratt eborO, Agents. or address Philip Lee
136 William street, New York.
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DEATh OF YOUNG LA%nENCE.-We
learn that Leonard w. Lawrence, of the
4th Vermont Regiment, and Of whose sick
ness we Iheniior ed last week, was dead at
the tine Of writing that paragraphs. His
RETAINS were brought to his home in Wal
pole, last Friday, and the funeral attended
at his fathers House on Sunday last. We
believe he was about twenty-five years Of
age.
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CHESTER Social Gathering. = Last
Wednesday evening, 26ih ult., the Ladies'
Soldiers Aid Society, having become in
need of funds, opened their ranks and ad-
mitted some twenty gentlemen as active
mot xorking) members of their society
An invitation was extended TO all, and the
eSociable" was largely attended by young
nd old, all enjoying themselves highly
During the evening some $40 was collect.
q to aid the ladies, and through them, the
noldiers. Chester has been alice in her
sympathy for the suffering soldiers. This
society was one Of the first in the state, and
hns continued its labcrs without interrup.
i'on, furnishing large amount of article.
- camp and hospital. The society now
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propose, besides its regular meetings, to
hold weekly "sociables." Allare invited to
attend, and reminded to bring tleir',chanse.'
Ladies and gentlemen cha row beccne
members Of the L. S. A. Society by pay
Ing ga quarter" bot We desire to have 1t
underderstood that will not hinder their
attending the "socisbles, and contributing
as much as their generous hearts may die
tate.
The Sanitary Association are now in
need OF motley 10 carry 'en their noble
work, and the Chester people Invite the
peighboring towns to erect them in gener-
osity.
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FN HE subscriber having received from the War Depart
at Washington the forms and instruc-
tons procure Invalid Pensions for disability incurred
while Of the United States also OF
pay and bounty due to decreased officers and soldiers
A. 3. CAMPBELL.
Bellows Falls, Jan. %, 1852 sic
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Az persons indebted the subscriber by account
are requested to make Immediate payment, to save cost.
9. Il NEwcoMB
Bellows Falls, VT, March IL, 1852
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A SALARY TO AeENfs.

SEQ. A SALARY TO AGENTS. e4o.
enterprsing Agents, shey GeIliisen Ladies'
"A wanted introduce a Literary Newspaper To such
give unexceptonab references Character and
Abiltywe viii psx from SIG to $40 per mouth, and their
necessary travelling expenses On receipt Of ten cents
WILL sendposi paid-specimen copies of the paper and
pamphlet, giving fun particulars. Address.
Il. C. RICE, & CO.
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J,he Firm Of Cragin Stone have this day dissolved the
connection in business All persons indebted to said
Firm requested to settle the by the first Of APri
next SAMUEL CRAGIN.
ORLANDO Y. STONE.
Bellows Falls, March Is, 1872 l2l4
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o cal Matters.
FRIDAY, APRIL \, lsGe.


Te would announce to oir readers that
have made ARRANGEMENTS by which we
prepared to receive all kinds of book
ling. The work will be done in the
superior rhahner, and we are Quite
will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
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LATEST NEWS.

We get very little news Thursday morn
ing. Our troops are advancing in Virginia,
and have taken few unimporisnt towns.