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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-27
HENRY N. sYELEY.
MDpLkBrEx, Vt, july 2 1851.
Dr.. 8. W. Tasrrz IT.

Dr. :. W. TaArrR, Jr: '"s . iSoi-
~ Sv;-i have received and snalyaei the Eopo-x ~
1es bsc knaan 4 Co. sent from Town Aspnex h m.
nhgton The samples WIRE marked sst,harl,s NJ.
ec- run Vid STANDARD Bourbon whiskev f.h.r,es as
~ % Holland Genever Cordial and otard Dupuy
-, , IN Similar samples from the sane house sps
f1ie anu en1rsy ilrs from Al. njuring ingredients.
lous very truly, HENRY SFrrrv
rro' OnenistrT Meiieal Dept Univers ity of yrrnon,
Ihese Liquors are for sale the Town Arrpcv Ru,.
and sy other town agents generally ~,
IQ-cf
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Fruit Hints.

/ have met with decided success in using
tobacco stems as preventive for the peach
borer. Frequent examinations since early
last spring have revealed but one borer. 1
renew the supply of stem as often as deem
advisable, and find no injury to the roots
from them. have also acted on Miss. Nor
ril's hint relative 10 the application Of salt
petre, alum, or salt, as special manures for
the peach, and with promising results. !
sprinkle them on the soil to within about a
foot of the trunk of the tree.
My trees, which were inclined to be sick
" and Of puny growth, are now in splendid
condition, and this season made very strong
healthy growth, and from summer pruning
are sending out strong thick branches, some
sweeping nearly to the ground. offering
complete protection to the trunk from the
scorching sun.
Last season, used Gishurst's compound
for slugs on my pear and cherry trees. This
season have used nothing but whale oil
soap, which ! find quite as effectual and
more beneficial to my trees, as it gives a
healthy, bright color to the bark, and keeps
the leaves fresh-looking and free from spots
Iapply it once week or fortnight, as they
may require, and the expense is but littl'
more than that OF common soap, costing her,
five or six and quarter cents pound
Instead Of a syringe, ] use "hydropult,
which has great forcing power, and its fexi
bic tube renders it far superior TO the syr
inge in application to the underside of foil
observation-disclosures.
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Railroads..
VT. Valley Railroad.

NfofIcE.-on aud after MONDAY, June o. lees, pss.
ssn,,r Tralus viii leave Bellows Fails for brattenoro,
n, IA NJ and 80 p. NJ, and returning leave Bnstebo-
No at iO.4O A. NJ. aud 4-20 NJ.
Freight Train Bellows Falls at slo A. and Brat
tlehoro at 100 y. NJ.
The passenger trains over TINS route y,
sarnc0eld Hartford New Haven aud BRIDGEPORT drec. 70
Nav York on the North with the Rutland burlington,
Sullivan VI Central Vermont Canada Vonneeucnt anu
Rivers Railroads forming direct
with Wh,teha Saratoga and Schenectady ST. Johnsoury
s ,aus h ",,.r ani Montval. NJ. sLoAT, supt.
June A, 1852.
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NDDrEBuRr cOrrEeE, Niddiebury, Vt,

July Is. 1861. I
CHARLES A. j. MARSH, Esq, Commissioner Orange Co.
Dsm Su.-The examination of the Lonor sent some
time since, well that recently received comnltJ
md the different samples entirely free from adueraons
as determined by analysis and on eomparison WITH o,
liquors you will hnd the strength of the specimens ali that
eoad De desired The Alcohol Is evidently that called rs
Per cent Seldom does this kind marx as hIrh 81 per ert
- osng me ordinary strength. The Rum contains more
aeoho than the ordinary samples The Gin the ordinary
amount. The Wine regard good article and strong
enough - --~e'S "AN Seiohg
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HIGHWAY SURVEYORS BLANKS.
GOOD SUPPLY Of Highway Surveyors Blanks Just print
n ed, and on hand for sale AT THIS OFFICE
Marriage Certificates.

~ LERGYMEN ofien have the interesting ceremony OF
Marriage perform, and Blank Certificates for use on
'ueh occasions, may be obtained by applying
Al THIS OFFICE
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GER TIFTCA TES.

To Messrs CHAs. BAcKxAN & Co., NY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves Of this method 20 In
form you that have repeatedly an examination of
Brandies Whisky, Gin and Wines with which the Chit
tenden County Agency at Burlington, has been mainly sup
phed your houes for the past three years. also spec
mems from other agencies In the State procured from Won
We have found them invariably Of full strength and un
iom purity and quality superior in every respect to spe
mems from other sources for medicinal uses they have
foined our expectations and received unqualified ap-
Prova and without hesitation confidently
them 70 all Who wish to supply themselves with Liquors up
on which they can rely for purity and strength
We are your most obeaient servants
SAMUEL W. THAYER Jr D.
WALTER CARPENTER NJ d.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY,
Just published in a Sealed municipalities cts.

Jus, published in a Sealed Envelope-Prics s cts
Lecture by DR.. CulverweH. the cause and cure Of
"A spermatorrhoa, Consumption. Mentsl and Physical
Debility Nervousness, Epilepsy. Impaired Nutrition Of the
Body lassituae. Weakness Of the Limbs and the Back In
d<psiton and lneapacity fr Study and ahor Dizziness Of
A rehensicn LOS Of Memorys Aversion Society Love
OF solitude fmitty; SeifDifruSt Dizziness Headache
Adetous Of the Eyes Pimpies the Face Invountary
hmi.slcns and sexual inesPaciJ the Consequences q
Youthful Indi-crrtion. &c. Sc
= This admirable Lecture sesry proves that the above
enumerated oiien evils b removed With
out mciiine and without dan-eoas surgical ozrsfis and
should be rad ey every youth and every tn And
sent Under sal 10 adlrs in plain said envelope
on the receipt Of six cents p1star stauar hv ~
dressing CHAs- J. C KLINE X Co
Oily IL Bowen, kev NoEks Q. Boz, isS5
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

ccrssIslE by Rail road, arst station below South Yer
N .unrtscn, =. -,
The last Wednesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb, respectively
LARGE and Institute buildings, Extensive Appar-
atus pepar tment Gymnssc Cub Tor neatn-
M and the Most Popular aud Experienced Teach
ers, are among its Advantages.
l.. y. WARD, A. Prlncipal;
Mrs H. IL WARD Teacher of 0rnamen Ia Departments
Miss s. l.. LEACH Preceptess;
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and other able Teachers,
Daily Lectures from the Principal the Preparation OF
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Letters for Rooms Self Boarding for Board be
sent to l. II. WARD Bernardston Mass. Board Including
Incidental furnished in private families and
the Cushman Hail. under Of the Teachers sz
per week. ~
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Photograph and Ambrotype Sab
In Springfield.

The public are invited TO call and examine nv Iss
auctions Of PHOTOGRAPHS, coLoRRD, hnishes I'D +
dia ink. and Plain, many " which copies from Oh
rior Ambrotypes and Daguerreotypes. Please call "a
engaging such work elsewhere, 1t will be for yoaiin
both Of mind and purse.
RKxKxrrA, MI ROOMS ARE Own rnr SAVINGS AN
"a JAMEsD P0Wus
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WI County Court and Attachment Writs, Grand Jurors
AT THIS OFFICE
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New Feed Cutter.
CHAS. n. ROWE,
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER.

4 TTENDs PERSONALLY TO all work and gus-.p,i. I.
that Watches left with him TO be Cleaned rrs l.
shall be done thoroughly and carefully md be esy
promised Sign Of the Arch, Chester, VI. Il
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REFERENCES.

hEF EhENIES.
g. W. fHAYER, NJ. D.. Dean Of the Medical Faculty In
the University of Vermont =
sity. ~
J; 8 PIERCE, ELI CHlTTENDEN, Ageats, Burlington.
ANsoN BARBER, Agent, Bratteboro.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MARCH Ia, 1862.

Inc policy of leaving the city was discussed
speeches were made every night, and all means
were used to check the increasing decentralization
and to excite a war spirit.
zen Bragg had come up from Pensacola with
10000 men, These were sent to reinforce New
Madrid and Island No. 10. Gems. Bragg and
Beauregard were a. jackson, Tenn, construct
ing Notifications, and all the negroes in the
country ore called out to work on them.
Martial law had been proclaimed in Memphis
last Monday, for the purpose of checking nsub-
ordination, and to compel the citizens to turn
out and fight. No defensive preparations are
being made between there and New Orleans.
Forts Randolph and Pillow are strong posi-
tons, but less formidable than Columbus The
rebels confess that the reduction of these two
places will give Us all the points on the NJ isis
slppl. Their gunboats are all ut Island No. 10
ana carry several "A and 32pounders. The feet
is under command of Capt. Hollins.
A messenger from New Madrid reports all
quiet this morning.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14
OFF TO THE WAR.


rrHE subscriber offers for sale the DEPOT STORE, in
Montpelier, lately occupied by Storrs Fuller, to-
gether with the
CORNER STORE,
now occupied by D. Dewey Stove and Tin Store, on
opposite the Pavilion 8s feet front State
Street and 167 feet front Bridge Street, the railroad
track laying through The Passenger Depot terminates on
the back end of the lot along side of the Depot Store
making it the most convenient and
Valuable place of Business
the State for Wholesale Retail Flour, Iron. Grain
Produce trade The whole will be sold together, or
separate may suit purchasers, portion OF the sale
down. the balance may remain on mort gage - 49,
If the above property is not sold before the FIRST DAY
OF APRIL will then lease the Depot store 10 RESPONSE
bic parties for year or more.
Ky would say to the tax payers OF Montpelier that
longer constable, but shall devote the month OF
March in closing my collections, and hope all will be
prepared to pay on or before the LIST of April my
Country demands my services and mus CO."
a.. s. CAMP.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14
FROM FORT CRAIG.


ST. Louis, March 49, A military express
las Just arrived from Fort Craig, with news of
4rmus conflicts between our forces and the
texans, which lasted from 8 O'Clock on the
morning Of the 2lst ult., until SHUTDOWN of the
ane day. The fight commenced between
PORTION Of our troops under Col. Roberts, and
the enemy across the Rio Grande, with varied
success until one Or two o'clock of that day
The enemy were supposed to have had eight
ield pieces.
The battle was commenced by our artillery
and skrmishers, aud soon it became general
Toward evening the guns of the enemy were 81
Ienced. They, however, made "a desperate charge
on our howltzer battery, but were repulsed with
great loss. The Texans now charged desrer-
aey and furiously with picked men, about 600
strong, on McBray's battery. They were armed
with carbines, revolvcrs, and long seven pound
5owie-kniyes. After iischarging their carbnes
at close quarters, they arew their revovers, and
reached the battery amid Il storm of grape and
taAser. The New Mexicans Of Col. Pinas'
Holment, became panic stricken, and lnglo-
nouSly He'd.
Capt. Plympton with the United States In
'anty stood Ills ground aud fought nobly until
more than enc malt were numbered with the
!Aa' With his artillery cut down. and with
nv support repealed, killed, wounded or flying
'!9i' the field, Capt. McCray sat down calmly
4AN quietly ON one of his guns and with revolver
inland, refusing to fly or desert his most, ne
oae1i 10 the last and oiously died like hero,
nv IasJ man at his guns. The Texans suffered
%.;'ly III this desperate charge.
Many OF our officers greatly distinguished
."''l'elVes on .hs day. Kit Carson was in
."linand OF regiment of volunteers who did
s''9 service DUNG the action and behaved
"VIi' Our loss is about 200 killed and woun-
as'' The loss OF the enemy is believed to be
-''n greater. The greatest confidence is re.
Y%G IN Col. Cary and if tho volunteers will
S % Ine'r duty the Texans will be ANONYMOUSLY
" Wi from the country.
W.. inchester, March l3. Noon. Heavy ex-
p pi"S'ohS were heard here, at 10 o'clock last
I a" from the direction OF Strasburg which are
;y,"''yu to have been caused by the enemy blow
a.. y 'ne stone arch bridge over Cedar Greek
y W. F'sveht our pursuit of Jack son. Last night
S ,s" acknowledged by secession ladies to have
I. ," VIC most quiet for six months. Several
r. soldiers were in town and the remark
t,o'. ''ade-No wonder your arms are vci oriou'
~" VIC excellent disci pine Of your troops.
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nv 'I'EEEGRAPH
70 THE FIR EEMA.N
9 O'CLOCK, A. M.
@ THE FIR EEMAN
DOM THE WESTERN DEPARTMENT.

FROM THE WESTERN DElAhlAENT.
fan Halleck has telegraphed the following:
ST. LOUIS, March ID.
Han T. NJ. Stanton Our artillery and
laI~. yesterday attacked the enemy's works,
'"'| ~ mile west # Paris, Tenn. The enemy
''% .r;y.n out with loss of 100 in killed,
va Ie1 End prisoners Our loss is Capt, Bull
NY. .'' ort1lerv, 4 men killed and wounded.
" cavalry torcs sent out from Lebanon, Mo-,
...'cErt oSe Of Prices guerrilla parties, killing
az wn0uoiug and capturing over 20 prisoners
TO- l,'."r whotn was Brig. Gen. Campbell, the
Commander.
spqIycrlElD, Mo-, March IL. A special
J., she Repubhcan saysu messenger arrived at
:, ,cuk last night bringing additional intel.
t,~,re Of tie battle. The engagement took
',ra m Little sugar Greek, where IL skirmish
.y Mace on their march down. In anticipa-
Nv, If IN attack On the South side, Gen. Cur
".,r.,ergd the trains to be drawn up on the
ya~r3 size, but unexpectedly the attack was
Commenced On their rear, North OF our army,
~ SOD to 1000 cavalry. Gen. Segel with 800
,'or protected the train tor several hours, alter
ra,,Iy retrcatins and stopping to hold the rebels
- check, while the trains pushed backward to
u. main bodies Of the army. While thus en-
,ared Gen. Segel was three times surrounded,
n; mt he cut his way through each time.
The principal lighting ON Thursday was done
~ Geu. egel. In this way on Friuay the en-
,,e,peat became general, and continued 50
ia5Tr,uchout, the officers behaving with much
pyantIy. The most exposed position was occu-
Ned by Co.. Cary's division, and the greatest
KISS WIS suffered by them. \ letter from Col.
Ilry saws. thag the losses in the 18th and 9th
lava, 3jth Illinois, and 18th Missouri, are from
10 to 200 in each regiment killed and wounded.
The rebel officers killed and wounded are,
Bril-. Gen. McCulioch, killed; Brig. Gen. Slack,
.aocerously wounded Col. A. clntosh, killed !;
,o .. Ii. Rlyes, I'd regiment Volunteers, dam
taousy wounded Col. Herbert of the 32d
Louisiana, killed, or dangerously wounded; Maj
Zen. Sterling Price, slightly wounded. Thir-
zen pieces Of artillery were captured by our
mea among them is one lost by Gen. Slgel at
Wilson'S Creek Our loss is regarded as $40 or
1900. klled and wounded The rebel loss is
not known, but it Is supposed to be 1000 to
5000. A large number Of rebel prisoners were
assn, prvbably 1900 were brought in. 1000
Indians were engaged in the battle. Is OF our
Killed we're scalped by them. Gen. Price, with
about 1900 men, reiterated norihward, and then
,vA an easterly direction, Gen. jeff. e. Davis
ae. lim.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

BosroN March IA. 1t is rumored that if q
change is made in the Head of the May De-
rartment the place will be offered to Genera
Banks.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET, March 12.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, March 12.
At Market 66S Cattle about Beeyes and lib
consisting Of Working Oxen Cows and .twoandhres
years old.
prices-Market Becf-Exra 1925, to ESQ., FIRST quality
5000 ; I'd, 1925, Sd, 1850
Working Oxen-$Co to l2o.
Cows and Calves--{25, AZ to 52
Calves-SO0O to 600.
Yearlings-No None.
Two years od-None.
Three years od-S19 toll
SHEEP nd Lambs175o at market-Prces In lots, 1871
to 90 each Extra, $500 to 80.
Hides, ST g. Pelts, $3.50 500. Calf Skins to %
Tallow, eto61c.
Remarks-The supply Of Cattle was large, about 1870,
including the Western at Brighton Prices we're - to
SOC per cw lower average for the best was 80 oo
per cwt. Sheep sales made for 25 to SOC per cwt.
less than last week.
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FROM THE POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, March Is. \ company Of
about % cuntrabands from the country recent
y evacuated by the rebels arrived here to-day.
iey report tia. the resident sympathisers
vita the yebclsare hurrying their negroes South.
accounts received tonight from the Virginia
side represent nothing OF special interest among
yur troops.
1870 p. NJ. kilograms received tonight
rom Newport News and Fortress Monroe,
.eEyr; al quiet along the lines.