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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

A FRIEED IN H1ED. Thy II.
Dr.. sRost's IEFALLIBLE BINIHENT Is prs
Dllsd rom ths rsOips o. Dr. stephen sWsss, q On
ssctio1t, ths ErsAt bona setter, and has ben ued
n his praotios for the Last twenty ysarI sllh ths
nost astonishing success. AZ IN sEtsrnal rsusiq
e Ritheut arrival, and Win alleviate rain moEs
pssdilT than any other Dropsratson. For al Rhsu-
nsiio ani Nervous Disorders 4 Il tTuiy inhlhbls,
md curative for sorol, Wounds, sprsinu Bruil-
-, 1c lts soothing, healing and powerful sirsngtt
ans pFopsnsltiss, excite ths Just wonder and 81
soni1hmsnt q al Who have ever given it rial
0Eor fur hundred certificates Of rsmaEka5Is rura1
erbrIned b. is within h6 Last s7o yeEru attest 20
his iacf, Strong Armgtrong, Agent1 Tor Glove
and decioalt6o2WdGu.R2
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WOOL 5TWINR, BROWN Do,
w RaPA 0oEalss!Iss.j = EBANHoADA
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ny STOCK mARKKF-AIay 2

TRI FHLHaRAFH.l
VTONFY-Afarkst rules very easier At 4ai{ .
can't for call ioans; and 56 esnt for strictly prime
paper. - -. -. -, - 4.
las1el- li5allsN for merchants and llS40ll4 for
cent premium. California gold Bsfs
S30VRRN0ENTi STOCKS-Market lower
United States % 81 i01 l02; $40 Treasury Notes
EFuOW6-Market excited and higher. Chicago
4 Rock Island 62x; Cleveland Toledo 4o4; Ga
iara a OhicrRol TX: Cleveland & Pittsburgh 2 i
Illinois Centrei scrfp SIX; Padama l30i MichtRau
southern Is; Michigan Southern guaranteed ls8i
New Nork Osntral 684-
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p SPEEMI eKdIlcES
DE-. OHRRsEMAN,s PILLs.


dissemination ol lngrsdien,s n thsso PIX ars
ths rdlllt q long and extensive Draciiss. ThsT
sre MIA n their cpsfstion, snd certain IN cof7ssi-
Ing 81 iuuGnlaritie15 pailful hienIfuTafi1ns re-
moTlng ell oUsaueiions, Ndbfhsr ron coid Of oihsr
uiio hsldaodo, pain IN the side palpitafon Of rhs
hsart, WINES. al nsfVod5 aRctlcnl, hg5tsrica a
tlgns, pain IN the back and Limbs, 60, di1tusssd
sis5b. which arise from interruption sf naturs.
DR. CHEE8E1[A MS Pills
uas the oonmsnosme1t q q rev era IN ne tFsis-
msnt Of Hoe ifrssuiafifes ard os1trucfioss whoh
h4Vs snsd g7 r,zny % q srsnasnrs grsFs. Ne
uals oan sniSI good health unlaus shs d rsguIar,
md Ehsasger ah o6strustion taks5 placs ne general
DR.. cEEESz1EAPs Pills
ere TIE moat sasctusl remedy ever known sor IN
comDlsIafd psoliaF 70 Eemaless 70 an elaerss tBsy
a1s iivldabis, lniueins, vih esFfsiziy. 5tioaioal
.TssulHriiy. Tasy are known . thodaanals shO
have 1std than at disrsnt periods, throughoat fhs
COUNTRY, having the sanction of sOms Of ihs most
snlnsBt PhI Sioians N America.
Explieif dirsoiious. Itstins Ehen fhsy 1houi1 aot
asnsed, With sa5h Box. Jhe Drics 81 90 pr Box,
ooutAiuihG from 8 too Pills.
Pill sent hy nisil, promptly, b renting % he
ProD'istor. Sold b. Drlggists generally.
t b. HUToHIEGs, PrepristoF,
rls % Cedar Sc Rev IorE.
- ooi4 y nQlel4l4 l1ll aLletlll n llaNtlllQ D
gIROHa 8 ARH TR0EG. aprll;soRBa
BRAEbRETh's TEsETABLE Pills
Ars infaibls for oostiVenflss spa1nz los o. aDs-
tie, sick headaehs iddiness, sense of blossing a.
ter meals, diEElniss, droH sinssI, snd cramDing
pains, and all disofdsTs Of the stomach aad boEss
~ Original Letter st ~ Canal strest, H5T
York.
,. ,. Q. COOK publisher Of the Stats D Bznasr,
Bsnnirstou, Vt, says hs vas attacked With DIS
PEfsIA, and suffered 30 severely ffcm It, that nos
particle o. food could b swallowed without occa-
Sioning ths moat uncomflrtsbis s5nssiien 10 his
stonach. For i've years he suffered fron th8
dseaiiul complaint. WI q be rssd BRAEDbEFa's
PILLS. he arst box did nos belsat hin mach,
but the cond product change, AMI b. the tina
Be had tahsn SIX boxes q 0OaPhE OGBB Eas
Effected. He says ',lIy dyspaDslsE vas gone, and NJ
sspsetsfioR Of an early death vanished
BEND sEfH's Pills are SOIL e the principal
OAos, - Canal stFses, and 4 Union Square. Sew
York.
Obtain your arst s1pply nom one Of these dsDots.
or from one Of the regular advertised agents Ior he
G0nuiae RTandrsIh's PILLS. ysu vii thsn kaoE hoE
70 discern between the rus and ialss.
Sold BY 4. 8. Gardner, as uPefi0r street, ClaFs-
land, Ohio. and by all respectable dsalaf5 II sdi-
cinss.
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WHITE LEAD NORRIS.

EhsBlbsoribeEH haTs On hand = EuDsrior artiaIss %
PuFs white Esas, also The cheaper Eradss, Waioh
huy Ohsr to tbs rrads at very low prices Tor eash.
Esb. &, 1ssa. JOHE WEBsrRR koo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

A letter in the Portage county Democrat
from & member Of Company A, 23d Regi-
ment says that the health Of the regiment is
good-Oniy twelve being in the hospital ct
present. The letter Is dated at R aleigh, VA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

FASTRR'S AL E-Pursusnt to the
IN command of decretal order ofsale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuYahoga
County, at the suit of George Hall against Steph.
en- r. Webster and others, shall ex pose for sale
at public auction Rt the door of the Court House,
in the City Of Cleveland, In said County, on the
Tth day Of June, 1862, at O'Clock P. NJ, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements- Situate in
the County of CuyahOga, and known and de-
scribed IS follows: Commencing st the north east
corner Of lot thirty one In A. Bliss allotment
IN the village Of Chagrin Falls; thence along the
east line Of said lot at right angles with Orange
street to q point two feet beyond the seuth east
corner Of said lOtthiFty One; thence westerly par
allel with Orange street thirty-6Ve feet; thence
northerlY ct right angles with Orange street to
saId Orange street; thence 10 the place of begin
ninR being the whole Of lot thirty One and piece
ten feet of the side flot thirty and being thirty
ave feet on Orange street and one hundred and
r,ro feet deep be the same more or less, but sub
iect TO al legal highways. Appraised ct SS25.
GEO. H. WYhAN,-
e. GooDWu, Master CommT
Plfd1e Atty. mdy6S S9l
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Stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
PROP. Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo, loOg Dds
pork, gao bbls -four, 600 bars iron, 3 tons
pig iron. -,
: whisky, $50 bbls highwines, 24I DDS lard,
5O2 bbls nails, 100 kegs nails, llss oafs
iron, IA sacks wool, 2I9 boxes glass.
Schr Australia, Anderson, Milwaukee, go tons
coal.
ssbr s. H- KimbaIl, Judson, Chicago, $50 tons
coal.
soow ]. o, Hill, Kennedy, Saginaw.
SeoV Mountain Maid Caughell, Detroit.
Scov Rescue, Freeman, Marquette.
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s.lI AN INFALLIBLE %
PAIN EXTERMINATOR.

The Most Wonderful Article ever offered to
the Public for Immedistely Eradicsting
the Severest Pains and Soreness
of every description
that the
HUMAN SYSTEM IS AFFLICTED WITH.
CoPTBIaHT EECUEED.-Entered according 70 Act Ol
Congress- 10 the ysar 1859, by W. Gray, IN the o,
8. District Court Clerks Omoe Hcrthsrn Di1triot oi
Ohio.
Ladies aud Gents here's what viii cure
All pains and aches With gpeed
fl5 liIHaTE Rafa and always sure,
I hope yOnn ail be wide s0saoi llu-u
And buy Il while you may,
II only few drop5 you take
Ii drives all Fain away.
Its alWays good for all the sick;
(Prics, two DlmF8 and haiti
II makes all rain fiy OF 20 quick,
Twill make you almost laugh.
It drives pain from the teeth and head;
When feeling all foraaken,
And when You think you're almost dad
You'll live II this Is taken. rII
From Thousands Il has pain removed;
No one should be Withoutit,
It's efficacy has been proved,
There's no mistake about It.
DU-sold By Druggists Generally.
AGENTS WANTED. AgeDt8 EDd Dealers fIr
uiehed az reduced prices. Addrasg all orders 70
Dr.. O. ". GRAH Z, sole PropritoEs
3l9 Pittsburgh htreet, OlsVeihnd, ONO.
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Gen. 3. B. Tyler has made aying visit
70 his home in RavsnDa-
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=. CATTLR MARKET-may =.

Ne As OAALAE MAANnhN AA-s -
hI fBY TBLEGRAPH.l
BEEVRs-Marksi hrm. Receipts 1900. Quoted
sHFEP-Firm, Receipts 1914. Quoted at S06c;
9WINE-MarketBteady Recsipt 1884. Quoted
at SH0Skc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

sharp Cavalry Fight zt Lebanoh--sIOrsan's
Troops Utterly Routed bE Gen. DumOnr'
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
ay q pa N1aHvTr.rn Nav G.
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M A Rim E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EHTERED-May 7.
stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit
Prom. Burlington, Blodgett, Buffalo.
PROD, Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo.
ScbF., ] Dreli, White, st. Clair, 40 d lumber.
scbr. Ii. b steele Jones, Bayfield,, 100 n lumber.
scoW Cousin Mary, Lucas, Toledo.
Scow J. G. Kill, Kennedy, Bay City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

M ASFER'b b A ALE.-kursusng 10 the
I'M command Of decretal order of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas of CuyahOga
County, at the suit of John Harper against J. W.
Fenkeli and Others to me directed, l shall expose
for sale at public suction at the door of the Court
House, In the City of Cleveland, in said County,
on the 7th day Of June, 1852, ct o'clock 2. M,
the following described lands and tenements, to
wit: Situate In the townships of Ohagrin Falls
and Russell, in the 9th range of townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State OF
Ohio, and which Is also ~ the Counties Of Cuya-
hOga and Geauga, and is known as being parts Of
lots Nos I9 and 20 in said townships, and bounded
IS follows: on the north by the north line Of said
tract No. 8; on the east BY land decided BY Aaron
Bliss to Joseph s. Barrass; on the south oy the
centre of the road leading from Chagrin fails %
Russell Centre, and west by line parallel with
the east line and so far distant theretrom as to
make thirty seven 100 acres.
And, also, another piece, situate in said town
ships and counties, and Is known By being part
Of the Champion tract, and bonded as follows;
beginning az the northwest corner of thirty-acre
lot owned by Chester Plastrage; thence along the
west line Of said thirty acres south TO the centre
of the highway; thence Glong the centre o. the
highway westerly far enough 60 contain twenty
four acres; thence north TO the south line Of the
tract; thence east to the place of beginning, con-
tanning twenty four acres, be the same more or
less but subject TO all legal highways. Apprais-
ed at SI6sI. GEO. II. WYMAN,
e. I. HAMILTON, Master COmm'r,
Pltf1a Atty rnnVRHQl
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nAN RICR'G

ALFBnD OATEhY,
1uH1nsHl AGENT
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NDRETh's TEGEIABLE PlLLs

% 3. HUIUHINHEl Fro11I1Tll7
rrs - Cedar e.. New YORK.
~. Sold Wholeaais a,ri iRetaii IN ClsFsland b.
STRONG ARIsTROEG. arrIfsovRzT
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raF Entsrisinments..-25 80
Children under l0.......i3c
schools admitted on Lib I
oFn4 TeFma.
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ment o. th03e irregularities and oaItrucfi97 Which
14Fs sc1ll snsa % illuy % . stsuasuEs grsEo. Ne
fsnalo oan snio7 good health miles she d rsgrIsr,
md ghsaeger an o6strustion taksl plaes ne general
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~. CEEEglElf.l - PTLLg

Pm Ilnt b nasil, promptly, b Fsmiftiag . ihs
R-a-- L-La-- en.a s. n..a.-..- ....-.---
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General Tom Thumb.

EFsnig Entertainers. .l5c
Children under l0.......lee
Reserved 8tail............26c
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~ BRAAbkEHh's FEGEIABLs PILLS
ArS infaibls for oostiVenfll, spasnI los o. aDs-
tie, sick headaehs iddiness, sense Of blossng AZ
ter meals diEElniIs, droE sinesI, snd eramDing
palms, and all disorders Of the stomach aad bowels.
- Original Letter st ~ Canal stEeat. EsE
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ThIs FhaFsaaT EI'1g, MAg 81

Doors Opsn st 2 Curtain Aisrs e. ~ eclack.
PRIQEs b ADMISSI H:-Parqustte s5 csntai
R8tlrVsd during the day, % eenls5 nugle 5estg
IN Private 6oEe1i IS cents Eqtira hoEe1i =
hfnllar1.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, June 3d. 1862 trains viii fol
lows
TRAINS GOING SoUTH AND EAsr-Mail train leaves Rou
se's Aoiut at 80 A. NJ. StAlbans at so NJ Brk ngton
at Is A.. NJ, connecting White River Junction with
trains for and from Wells River 81. Johnsbury. Ltteton
and with Northern Railroad for Boston LOWELL Worcester
SC. connecting Bellows Falls with Cheshire railroad for
Boston, and with Vermont Valley Railroad Springfield
New Haven and New York. arriving in New York at 10 10
p. NJ
NFeHr EXPRESS leaves ogdensburgh at 1900 NJ Mon
400 r. NJ, Rouseis Point 6O P NJ AMI arriving
in Boston at $40 A, M connecting Fellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad Boston and Worcester ard with Yer
Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Haven and New
York, arriving in New York at 4 20 2. NJ.
Trains going North aud WestAIal train leaves Boston
at I'D A NJ via Lowell lawrence Ftcbbureh Leaves
Springfield at % NJ Bellows Falls at u % p. NJ. con-
Meeting White River junction with Northern Railroad
from Boston and with Passumpsie Railroad and from
St Johnsbary aud Litteon aryngat burlington at 80
P NJ and at ST. Adams at 30 p NJ, and Og1ensburgh at
2 so A NJ, and Montreal az 10 30 P N.
sNgHT Express Tram leaves Bellows Falls at g. P. NJ,
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
New York % A. NJ and from Cheshire Railroad leav-
ing Boston at 400 p NJ, connecting at White River juno
with leaving Boston 80 P NJ, via Lowell, OF
go r. NJ Lawrence. Leave White River Junction al
li53 P NJ arriving burlington $40 A. NJ, Rouse.
oeensburgh u 40 NJ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
New and beautiful sleeping attached to both tho
night trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston, and between souses Point and Trey
Through tickets for Chicago and the West sale at hs
principal stations. MERRILL. Supt
St. Adams, Vt, June %, 1862. q
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

At market 400 Cattle about $50 Reeves and &c Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen MehCows and two and
three years OPP
Prices Mar1et Beef-Extra, SC 30 q 70 first quality
S609@Q09 second quality,i $3.50 IL 600 third quality,
5000, 100 ordinary, 50 90,
Working Oxen SIS QD $50.
Cows and Calyes-S26 % AZ.
Yearngsi none two DID, siSJSl9i three year old
S20d2lS
Sheep and Iambs2030 at markets prices in lots, 81 IS
3 g 50 % each extra, 81 90 90; or 9i5lc p D.
Hides q SIC Tallow o ,dg SIC.
pelts 81 so u = 90 each Calf Skins a. Sc u rs.
Spring Lanbs-s4 90 "a IS 90. Veal Calves, IS q So
Renarks.owiug to the storm the market active
Cattle wthot any change from last weeks prices but
many good Cattle Sheep sold quick slight
advance last week taking the sales through first
poorer lots brought better prices,
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Married.

In Bellows Fsls JUNE % ut Emmanuel Church, by Rev
Mr.. Oliver, Mr. HENRY P. BLANCHARD Of Boston, Mass
and Miss EMMA +. EARRis, daughter Of Norman Harris
Esq, Of this village
In Bellows Falls. June %, by Rev S. r Brown, Mr. MY
LON roWNsHEND and Miss ELLEN LEACH, both Of thi
village.
In Westminster June 70, by Rev II Foster, Mr. HEN
RY J, WATKINS Of Walplle, N. H., and Miss MARY
FRENCH 81 W.
Conway Mass June 49, the residence Of the bride
father, by Rev G. n Merrihed, CHARLES 0AKfS Of III
lington, Ct, and Miss CARRIE PEASE eldest danghte
Of Newton Pease.
In Nottingham, by Rev N. G Hodgden, Mr.. JAMES 0
MANToR Of Northampton, Mass, and Mrs LUCY A. sPEAl
Of W.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

FIRE IN SPaINGFIELD.-The house up
on the town farm, which was used as an
asylum for the needy and helpless persons
OF the town, was entirely destroyed by fire
on the afternoon Of the 18th inst. When
discovered the fire was burning the roof,
and soon the upper part Of the building was
developed in flames, which in a short time
spread through the entire building. The
building was of brick, and was large and
commodious. Mr. Divol, who is employed
by the overseer, General Perkins, TO man
age the farm and household, got all the
helpless persons in safety from the house.
Some Of the bedding and clothing were
saved. The stores and most Of the furniture
with lot Of wood were burned. The house
being above two miles from the village, the
fire department could not reach it in sea.
son to render much assistance. The wood
shed took fire but was saved with large
lot of wood. Loss about $1,000. The cit.
liens present at the fire kindly took to their
respective homes those destitute persons
who were by the fire made homeless.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

hoe Irregularities and obstrucons which have CONSIGNED
20 mauy'to premature grave. No female enjoy good
hesth uncs she Regular and whenever obstruction
takes plaep the general health lcgins TO decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
the most effective remedy ever known for all complaints
peculiar TO femaes To all classes they Invaluable m
dring, with csrtainty, periodical regularity. They arr
known 70 thousands who have used them dierent ne,
RODS Throughout the country having tho sanction
OF the most eminent physicians Ia America
Explicit difriions stating when should be used
With each boxthc price 81 per box, containing FROM 90 b
Pals sent by mail promptly by reming to the propric
TOR, Sold by Druggists generally.
H. u, HuTCUlN0S. Proprietor,
20 Cedar St, New York.
o. Y. Woods, Agent Bellows Falls G. X. Villas, Paper
Mill Village; A. r. Johnnot, Walpole .. Hills, Keene
22-1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

FIRE IN EAST PUTNEY.-The carriage
and blacksmith shop in East Puiney. owned
oy Alfred Il. Cobb, and occupied by Messrs.
A. Il. & G. I. Cobb, was entirely consum-
ed by fire on the morning Of the 18th inst.
Loss about $1,000. No insurance. The
Messrs. Cobb were worthy, industrious
young men, and have lost nearly all they
possessed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

The irresistible argument that whereas
/ was once afflicted and am now restored by
the use of Doctor Giford's Homeopathic
CtrafireS," we offer why every family
should be provided with case of his in
valable preparations, or al once purchase
the prescription for any compliant with
which they may be troubled. put up in p
cent boxes and sold by o. +. Woods, in
Bellows Falls, and /. n. Thorn. Bratlle-
b1ro, VT, Agents, or sent by mail, by ad-
dressing Philip Lee, l36 William street
New York.
Send for a manuel furnished free.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDENT.--The
night train from Boston which left this
place at half past nine on Saturday evening,
for Rutland, met with serious accident
about two miles this side Of that place, Just
north Of the bridge across Cold River in
Clarendon. Some villain had displaced one
of the rails, evidently from appearances
only a few minutes before the arrival of The
train. The engine approached under full
head Of steam, and passed safely over the
obstruction together with the tender, but
the baggage car was thrown from the track,
as also the passenger car, the latter rolling
over and down the embankment. Though
several passengers were aboard, very for
tunately no one sustained any serious inju-
ry. Two nights previous the engineer
found rocks upon the track at precisely the
same place, without doubt put there by the
same wretch who tore up the rail. They
were, however, struck and thrown off the
track by the cow-catcher, without producing
any injury. Superintendent Chaplin offers
$500 reward for the apprehension Of the
perpetrator of this base outrage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

FRIDAY, JUNE ~, 1862.
Book binding.

would announce to our readers that
e made arrangements by which we
epared to receive all kinds of book
q. The work will be done in the
superior manner, and we are quite
I'LL give satisfaction.
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PRIZE POETRY.

let Chicfains boast Of deeds IN war,
And Ministries tune their sweet guitar,
nobler theme my hedrl IL Ills
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Their cures found in every land
Amid kussia's snows--and Afficis sand
Their wondrous works the papers fills,
Produced BY lIEERicKs matchlsss Pills.
Does disease alliet you, do not doubt
This charming compound will search il out,
And health again your system h
IL you fly al once to HgRRicKs Pills
They're safe for all--both old aud young,
Their praises on every tongue
Disease disarmed mo longer klls
Since blessed with HEERIoKs Pills.
n- Put up with English, spanish German and Freucl
irections Price % cents per box Sugar Coated ad
ertisernent on 81 page. l31-1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

TowNsnEND.-The Windham county
Baptist sabbath school convention met at
Townshend on Wednesday of last week,
several hundred strong, with the sabbath
school at that place. A procession was form
ed on the common, ander the direction Of
Benz. Starkey, and marched to beautiful
grove little GU! of the village, where a
stand was erected for the speakers, and
seats for the congregation. After coming
to order, the convention organized by the
choice of the following officers: President,
Rev. r. Myers Wee President, Rev. Mark
Carpenter; Secretary, Ashley Stone, Of
Wilmington Treasurer, Rev. L. p. Merri-
field, of Windham. The committee of ar
engagements then reported the order of ex-
ercises, when the convention took recess
of one hour. The exercises in the after
noon consisted of singing, addresses, &c,
which passed off with general satisfaction
The next session will be held with the sab
bath school in Wilmington, and Rev. II,
Myers is to preach the sermon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27

FIRES IN LoNDoNDERRY.-On the night
of the 9th inst. Emerson Howe's barn--st-
uated near the " Derry Pond was burn
ed. Loss covered by insurance. Origin OF
fire unknown; but as usual in such cases,
suspicious of incendiarism are not wanting.
On the night of the following Wednesday,
Nathan Wyman's saw mill and chair shop
were wholly destroyed by fire. Henry
Stewart, who occupied part of the mill,
loses all his machinery, valued al $500, and
500 of chair materials. Insurance on mill
and machinery $500.
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no PRINTERS.

press on which the TINES is now
II, is Offered for sale. We wish to
Of it to make room for a power press,
Twill lie sold cheap.
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