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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
Don waId,inston.
Stdrfcvrn Sen. NicGlellan's 9trme
ShmuoarI nit BEN Geinb.


GS miro BON offi,ieIer Seitc ueriibert,
Dap Sen. Mc@tellan Dor Der 7 Cages:
S6lo6t Dor &ibmonb I6S,0OO Mdnn
bate, lp6 breno feline Nrmse bel oem l(b:
marib pon 6arriicnS 9dnouno nur nod
1000 Wann jdblte. Sc waren $4,000
Mann in Der Sd)labt 9eblieben. coer an
8rantbeiten 9citorben, ooer 9efon9en,
uno $4,000 waren in ben 6oipitdlern
oocr auf llrlane.
Sin freber Sd,mu9aelbar6sl nit Dem
6eino 1T sntoedt poroen. Col. SaFer
nabm am 5. 9opsmber ienleits Soirfar
9ourt Sooule Satob 3eu, 9ta6mann,
8bitbeab uno Osnniion uno sinen 9tCs
ger Sroncie Qrnolo, &ob bon Sen. Sis
gel, aefon8en. 9tsu 1T Elm Suttler in
Sen. Si0sl6 Sauptquartier uno Die lns
bern ino in fsinen OienGfen. Sis praf.
tiairten ourb oen 9tsecr Sontrabanoaiiter
ju ben RebelIcn biu-man fano bel ibnen
Ia so1er NIT 8oIoliecn, Sffijicrf6uI'
terttrelten, ~ Oeaen &c. Ser 9te9er per,
rietb QIes uno CAB oub Die gamen Der
ibuloiaen 3WiIdenb6noLfr in Relps yorf
an. Die l(rrestanten batten aub 10 o6.
iicbIene pferce in 8C1ib.
psitsr IL Gao estsn, srnit Der Natt.
pdhtfr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
naA 1T cine 1iunH

Sin Sater ibidte itinen Sobn mad
Bier. Der &nabe uerIan9te 9elo caju.
:, 8elo Z" ia9te Der Soter, ,oa6 in
feline &unft Bier Bu boIen, lpenn man
8elo bat, 9ebs uno bcle obne SeIo Sier. "
Der &nabe 9in9, tam oGrr baIo lpie:
Der uno ltelIte cem 8ater ben 8ru9 bin.
DIFFER poGte trinten, fano aber, oab Der
Sru9 lser mar. ,,Bie fol- ib oenn trim:
fen. ipenn tein Sier i'm Sru9 iits" fr09s
te Der Sater.
,,So,' antp$rtete ter &nabe, ,,olf 1T
feline &mlt 'Ju trinteu, lrcnn Der &ru9
pou 1T, aber 1T cire Sanft 81 trins
Fen lpenn d { 8 i'm Rrube i 4
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
Ioon f1euvorF.

3euport, 3. Hcp. Der Ddmp=
fer Ocean Queen 1T beute NIT pafa9ies
re bon Solifornien uno $I,00O,OO0 in
Sob anaefommen.
3rpsi brittifbe &ebeuens0 0ampfibiTe,
Die Scotia uno Qnelia ftno am 27. Sftos
ber 9efan9en rporben uno nadb 9ort Rop.
al oebroht. Die beioen DampfIbiffe
iommt ibren @ontrabanos qaounoen tper.
Den l @illion GboIer ,uertb 9efbdet.
Sin anberes brittiibee DampfIbiff,
Der Winnabo, mar auf Den Stranb ae'
laufen uno jerit0rt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
MISREPRESENTATION in ocn pcrCin.
StaatCu.

Der Sstra9 Der i'm Sabre 1850 in ben
&er, Stoaten 9eiborene WoIIe mar 52,z
5I6,65 pfp. Daer9en puroen in 1861
beoeuteno mebr, ndmIib 20, ,5l ,343pfo-
crlielt.
Sbip nimmt in Sesu9 ouf bic @cQes
prrouttion unter allen Stoaten Der un=
ion ben erlten Stang elm; oonu fcl9en Der
Nsibe na6 ytsw Yorf, psnnfplpanien,
Midi9an, 8trmont uno Salifornlen.
Oiefer IeBte Staat Iieffrte in 1850 nur
$500 Yfunb unb in 1860 i6cn oen un9es
Deuren 8stra9 bon 1851, ,922 pfo.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12

@ Ibin9ton, 4. gtopbr. Ses
ribte aus Wanafos Sunetion io9en, oaB
Der point Of 8ods ieet fait Elm 70 leb.
baftes Iusicben bat, ols friber, 70 lan9e
es Elm rpibti9es 9ebsn6mittelsSepot mar.
Orei fbper belooene Srain6 nit ecbenss
mitteln uno Sruppsn tommen uno 9eben
ieosn Gag. Die Na6ribtcn iino iebr sr:
frsulib. DIE 4eute iino in Der beiten
Stimmuu9 uno bremen Dor &erlon9en
in oen Sompf oefiibrt Su iperoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
s7eucfes pon Den. t11eGIsuan's armes

tLgue1IeB poH DeH. lJCNlFuGH6 ATWee.
Rectortomn, Sa., 5. 2op. Sen.
Qleafanton blieb iiber 9ta6t ju Mares
BAN uno jo9 beute Mor9en nob Sarbus,
5 MeiIen BON bier uno n0be bel Der Miins
Dung BON @beiter Sap. Sor Der Staot
itieb er auf 9enerot Stuart @apalIerie,
5000 Wann mo cine 8atterie fart. -
Der Seino bate feline &anonen auf cine
Inb6be 9eitellt lint6 bon Der Strube,
Wuroe ie6ocb 5urtid0etrieben.
Colonel 8re99 pom S. peuniplUanis
fben Reeiment 0riff Elm eanbes RebeHen
Re9iment all uno tricb es Jurid uno
ma6te II Ssfan9ens.
2(ls Der Seino fob, orifT @opt. Som=
ores nit elmer Sbpooron pom 6. Gopals
Ierie Reeiment auf Der Slante an, nab
reno Bennington fie nit Somben beworf.
Der Seino lieb 10 Soote auf Dem Selo.
Wir batten Sooten uno 5 Serwunoete.
Inter ben &ooten oss Stinoe6 lpar Elm
Sapitdu.
Oa5 Senebmen unIerer 9opollerie in
oiefer Qfoire mar pro6tuou uno 70 lpie
ltb Stuart sei9tef ftelIte iib i?ineS6wd6e
beroue.
S0eute muroe Solem bon Sen. Sap:
aros Sapollerie Commando beIeet, nad'
Dem oas l. 8iroinia GaualIerie &e9iment
blnaus 9etrieben mar; e5 ipurocn 7 Se:
f1n9ene 9cmaht.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12

Die RebeGen Gruppcn bel Gatlett'S
Station uno @arrenton Sunetion boben
ibre YofitiOn bic 9eitern Mcr9en nibt
perdnoert.
So eben an9sfommenc llnioniiten be:
ridten, oaB in Dem Stdotbeu 8orrens
toipn cine HebeQenmad)t BON 5000 Wlann
Snfantcrie uno 1000 @apalIerie nebf Ell
niaer 0rti(leie iit,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
patristiidbrr sciitcusr aue Californian.

Die 9lewpcrfer SanitdtsccmmifiiCn
Jei0t BEN Gmpfon9 elmer Summe BON
s I00, 900 an, pelhe Galifcrnien fur oleI
franPen uno perpunesten Soleoten beIT
aeiteuert bat 0a6 1T oos 5lpelte Selo=
9eihenr pon 9lsibsm Setra9. wsI6es
au6 Dem 9oIbfaat fur ben 9enannten
3ped ein9s9an9en if. Das eommlttee
beIbeiniot ternfr Den @mpfon9 elmer aug
oemIeIbcn Staot ein9eianeten Summ
Don S3735, bic om @obltaee an be-
StimmpI6Ben esiammelt wuroen, llno e.
neS anocrn 8etra9e6 pon $4,000 al
lleterIbub elmer MerwiHioun8 fur q
Seier oeS 4. Suli. GeIeQropbiibe "
ridte melben fsrner cine S6enfun9 90
$4,000, Die tbeils auS innCrn Steotd
Don Californian uno tbeils aus Sa
Srancisco bsi9elteuert wuroen. Oe
8erncbmem nab beabIi6tiet oerleI
Staot, cine mcnatlid)e Summe, 70 Ian
Der &rie9 bauert, jur llnterifIsun9 >
eranfen uno perlpunoeten Scloaten b |
julteuern. 9Son Den Winenorbeltern
@aIbce wiro elm ib0nss 9eibenf in
9elfatt bon SiIterbarren gum Weri
ron $4,000 an Die Sanitdts Somm
lion beforoert poreen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12

8uter8is.-Ger SerIiner %
lpiB Ipielt nit erneuertsr &raft in o|
elaen 3eit. llnIdneft fano man al
8tsiter Statue ceS olten Sris fol
3eilsn:
8 GROCER Gritbri6, iltis' bsrnttbr,
3salns Define Yrfubsn wisbu;
lln6 laB In bitltn lGls&tsn 3sitm
llnIrIn gpilbdm cten reitsn (! -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
Don Potion.

y It On, Hop. ). Sa6 Quota fir
Soitcn 1T cur6 SreiipilIi9e seiteqt unb
felne 3iebune bort nCtbi9 Der Staot=
ratb bat $4,000 perWilliDt um Ga
valerie @cmpa9nien 81 bilben Die Sen.
SonF s Srpepitipn bseIsitsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12

Sootn.-2 2(uf Der einie pcn $
fan; no6 Sin9en 9ebt es NIT Dem
ienbabnbou duberit ibnsa. Wan 9l
biz gum Is. SttcbCr D. 5; Die Sapn
bis Sinaen tcfabren su ton
1ie @einernte III cine 9ute' ebenl
Sbits uno 9opfenernte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12

Deutt6lanO.-D!s@ @sinser
1T am Rbein, in 8ronfen, Saoen uno
pfal, cine sele9nsts. Siel uno gut;
Die Site miro 1858 uno 1861 9leldI
felt. I'm eini9en Srten bat ftb Die 2r
benfrantbcit 9ejei9t, aber 3u fpot,
ibaoen ju fonnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12

Der Grbottuns Der llmion, unb bab er benz
preileenten bic ribti9en 8oribl69e mabs
te, um Gle Rebelliou in ibrsm Gntlleben
iu odmpfsn Buchanan uno fsin Sabi'
net tpollten absr Den &riea unb otlf Sut
1anon'6 Oaupt f6ut ber Elub.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12

UGin oi6mauiiaer Selopaoer
eincn bsrGbmten Motbemotiter: ii
Ilpei S6lpsinbsn 20 pfuno pie9sI
Uiel wisat cine eroBs Sau 2" I'D
i9 Der 9leib ia9sn," pfebs bi6 nj
Die @aQP 7"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
Rrie0S>N0d,ribteI1.

S2tr Iabsn bisrna6iisbsnb bic wi&tisfsn uni
meR wabrI&sinlIGsn-bmn aas 3u ssbsn II tn
stnm rS&sntIi&sn SIatts rein unmSsIi@-
&risss. .g1G&ri&tsn, Eruppsn. .Sspssunssn, u.
p., trItSe, ris Fs pOn Tag su SaS BET uns elm
trsFen, fUfssn. bamIt unfut esfsr BON alien VOr'
fallen In 3ulammsnbans liutsrri&ttt wsrSsn /:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
pbiIaeeIpbia tl1un,e.

Sn Der oortiaen Min;e puroen nab.
rsno oeS uori9en Mcnot6 fcI9snos MGn.
Jen 9sprG9t:
1887 StdCt $40 MGnem 1870, ,34O, 90
l9,20O baIbe &boler 100000
$4,000 =" plertel Sbaler 20,000.OO
$4,000 3ebn Sent6 Stude 3,5O0.OO
$4,000 6unf 100000
Sllberbarren I'm Sertbe bon 1859
0olobarrsn - - l6,032 IS
gtldel Gents $500. 900 Stud 35, 10000
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12

OFluf bcm 9rabGtein eines d
ten, loS man fclaenoe Sn fbrift:
Der Sob fcI9te nitt Ieinem z
Ir, une mabte einen-tur5en prol
@uit 9sIIpitls pntrbrn pItl gsrsnaa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21

ter leaving the altar, and being still in bliss
full Ignorance OF the trick thai had beeh
played upon him, the gay Benedict a''emp-
Ted TO steal kiss. He was successful;
but brhod the face was not NancJ's but
I,ydia's! The sequel only remains to be
told; the bride .ruom who had been aubibly
coasolng himself on his WY from church
upon the prospect Of being "independrnt for
life, with Mrs. Lanes tripe business found
him in the wrong box. Indignant in the
high st degree the newly made Benidict
forthwith proceeded to the residence Of his
'ntenled," AMI reproached her bitterly.
Nancy met his rerroofs with such smiles of
consolation, that poor Mr.. Wragg waxed
wrolh, and sought to redress his wrcngs by
applying to an attorney. Alack-aday! the
gentleman of the law told him that his only
remedy was an application for divorce,
but be woull net be answerable for the
amount of the costs, so the taithless Mr..
Wragg has been obliged to put up with his
rib, to the no small amusement Of the
whole town, --Eaglish Paper.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21

FEEDING Boxes BETTER THAN
RAcKs.-Horses do not generally gather
their food from trees; why then should
they be compelled in winter TO take it from
a rack overhead ? Every mouthful re-
auires the animal TO assume an unnatural
position, which, with young horse, pariicu-
lafly. must interfere with the proper develop
-ment Of the muscles of the neck. and with
the graceful carriage Of the head. Nav
not the awkward manner in which many
horses thrust their noses forward and up
warsi be attributed 10 the force of,habit &C.
quired in feeding from high rack An
other serious objection TO racks is the dan
ger from the seeds, dust, &c, falling into
the eyes of the animal; and further. all TIC
effiuvia Of the stable. the yapors from LIQUID
add solid excremeats, the exhalaions from
the skin and from The lungs pass upward
and are to some extent absorbed by tho
!hay--an addition neither sarory nor health.
full The feed box may be made equalI,
convenient with the rack, and is omen tc
none of the above objections. 1t need not
be large, and il the bottom be made Of STATS
all rejected fodder can be easily removed
A close box on one side for feeding grain
viii be needed if the main box be Left open
The above may seem an unimportant mat
ter to many, but everything is worthy O
attention which can add TO the comfort and
health oil The nob.est domestic animal
Agrienharist.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21
VERMONT CENTRAL AND ST LLivAN
RAILROADS..

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and as wednesday, jan sth, 1852 trains viii run as
E.llows:- O.
TRANS GOING Soura AVN EAtr-Nlall train leaves 81.
Albaus at 90 NJ connecting at White River Junction
wth trains for from Wells River. So Johushury Little
ton and with Northern Railroad Boston, lowell Wor-
ceser Sc conuecunga Bellows Falls with Cheshire Rail-
road h,r Roston aud with Valley railroad for
Springfield New Haven, and New York, arriving In New
York At 1ni5 M.
Mar Fxrasss leaves 0gjenshurgh at IL 80 NJ, Mon
tral so r. NJ Rouses Point ut 10 =. NJ AMI arriving
In boston at $40 A. connecting elbows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad ostou and Worcester ard with YER
moit Valley railroad for Springfield Now Haven and
arriving In New York al 40 L, NJ
Trains going Nerth and WestMal train leaves Boston
at % NJ via Lowell, Lawrence, titchburgh Leaves
Springfield at % A. NJ, BE lows Falls at II % T. NJ con-
Meeting ~ White River Junction wth Nerhcrn Railroad
from BOSTON and with rassumVsr taitosd if and from
ST. JohnSby aud Iitcton arriving at Burlington al 90
4. NJ and al ~. Adams at 40 =, NJ, and lodge.
NlGur EXPRESS TRAM leaves Bellows Falls at 10 r. "
receiving passengers Vermont Valley railroad leaving
New York at % A. end fOm Cheshire RailIoad leas
ing Boston at II 90 A. NJ Leaves Whr River Junction at
III SO 2. NJ arriving at Darlington at 525 AM liouses
Point 40 p. NJ, arrive at Montreal at HOO A. and
0densburgh at loo r. NJ, connecting With Grant Trunk
Trains for Detroit, Chicago, and the West.
New beautiful sleeping sttached to both the
night express trains running between ouses Point and
Boston. and between Rouses Point and Trey
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at the
principal stations. q MERRILL supt.
st, Adams, VT Jan. S, 1852. sly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21
Cheshire Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.--on and after MONDAY,
w Nov p, 1861, Trains Will run follows:
MOVING EAST-Leave
Bellows Falls at 80 A. VI. and IS p. NJ Kcene at 40
A. NJ. aud 255 M.and arrived Ftchburg at ~ 90
and 452 NJ Boston at 80 and 1'30 p NJ: Worcester
at 90 and 100 Pm.
MOVING wEST.-Leave
Boston at 80 and II 90 A. NJ. Fchburgh at 9.45 A.
and 20 2. NJ keene, Is A. NJ. and 81 r. VI and
rive at Bellows Fails 1920 and 80 NJ. Windsor
and IS P. NJ. rutland 800 and 500 P NJ. burlington
600P.M.
Trains Connect as folio,cs;
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington Montreal ogiens
hurgh, Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor Whit,
River Junction, Burlington. oglensburg Montreal St
Johnsbury, DC, via. VI. CENTRAL, PAsSUMPsIC, and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS sc. Both trains make
direct connection via VI. CENTRAL r. r. for all point,
north.
Dorm Trains Connect a FfiolJurgA
with Trains of Fitchburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton junction with trains of Worcester & Nash
ia H. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Stony
Brook R. X for Lowell, Lawrence, &c.
Tickets for all points West may be any STATEN
on cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked through
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
superintendent's Office, keene, N H. Nov. 81, 1861.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21
POWERS e,
lgsraardstcn, Ma So.

ccEs unLE by Railroad, first station below South Yer
"A uou JuAeiJu.
fall Winter aud sarns Tcras Of II wee,1 each begin
tho ast elutsdays Of Aug Nov and Feb, respectively.
rgeant be,utilulus'itaie Raiidiogs Extensive Appu-
,us Aicuiturnl pcp,rtent ymuastc Club Tor healIh-
nil and tas opalarana Experienced rraeh-
crs. are among its Advantages.
l.. 4. WARD, A. " Principals
Mrs y. II. WARD Teacher ornameutai Departments
Miss s. l.. LEACH, Pueeeptress;
SEVERN uNElL Native OF Germany, Teacher OF Ger
nau3
H. O. EMERSON. Teacher Music instrumental Vocal
aid other able Teachers
pHy iccturs ron the Prin, PNl la the Preparation Of
Teachers aud froa entlgnreu igh scientific Attain
ment, before the Agricultural Repartuent. vii be given
Letters for Rooms taear3inr for Board may be
sent 10 +. WARD Besnar3stnn, Mass, Board neo nag
all Incidental Expenses furnished in private hni'cs anu
ut the CsssmSn RAN under OF the Teachers ~ ~
per week. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21

Tom, why don't you drop in and take
tea with us sometime? My wife would be
pleased TO have YOU"
swell, Dick, seldom 20 visiting, for |
think that if find better fare il will make
me disconnected at home, and if it should
be any poorer; it wouldn't be much of an
object
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21

II regard Mr. Eddy one Of the mos, capais 0rd a.
III practitioner with whom have had ofcial intef,
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of ls,s,'
II have hesitation In assuring inventors that th.
not employ person coptpfirat ahd yasnesrtss ~
capable Of putfii their applications IN form a \
for them early and favorable eopsileratiob !, y
Patent ofiieen EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of pa,5o
Mr. n. u Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN man
tions all but one OF which patents have bess -gs
and that Is Psadtas. Such nnmtsfakablc pfsisf
talent and ability his pnrt leads me to rrcomnsA y
inventors to apply to hir. 70 PR their patents ~
may be Of having tho most faithful attention h.
on their cases, and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGAr
Daring eight months. the subscriber, in eourss ~
large pre tiee, made tircs rejected app raon SXf
AFPEALs, EVERY ONE of which was decided in Ii, ~
by the Commissioner Of Patents. Il. II. kBg
Boston, Dee. 2. 1861. d0.lY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21

BEEF STEw--A very economical and
most savory and delicious dish can be made
with two or three pounds of chuck-steak
"a cheap part Of beef), which infinitely
surpasses the tasteless, insipil, common eat
ing. house stuff called beef n Ia mode. y
Cut the steak into pieces about two inches
square put them into a saucepan, with a
large breakfast cup Of cold water; put it
on the FIRE; as soon as il boils UP, stand it
'on the hole TO simmer for two hours until
perfectly tender. While simmering, tie M
with bit of thread or cotton, bunch Of
herbs, composed Of knotted marioram, win
ter savory, and u little thyme; take it out
just before the dish is served. OF course
the stew must be occasionally shaken. as all
Others are remember, hewev II, the rat
must not be skinned off; the more far
there is the better is the stew. The dish is
of Italian origin, and in that country i,
eaten with plain. boiled maacareni and Par.
mosai cheese, 'ot WIN salAu anu win
either it is "dainty dish fit to set before 9
king" Any girl from charity schoo
could cook it, while an alderman Of Port
soken ward, and three.sto man or
cripple from the work-house, would equal,
enjoy it, and wish he could eat more.-
Halls Journal of Heath.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21

A DEcEIvER TRICKED AND TRAPPED.
An unparalleled matrimonial adventure has
taken place during the past week in Dudley
A Mr. Wragg, a patent smoke-bottle ma.
ker, few years ago paid his addresses TO
a Mrs. Lydia Bradley, in Birmingham
street, Dudley. After having had two
children by her, he proved faithless to his
vows, and few weeks ago commenced
paying his addresses to Mrs. Nancy Lane
who keeps a tripe-shop in town. Mrs
Lane happening to be on terms of friend
ship with her fair rival was determined to
punish Mr.. Wragg for his faifhlessness to
his former love, BY putting into execution
a stratagem which has no parallel in the
annals Of matrimonial bonds. Feiqninr to
receive his addresses with tenderness, she
consented that the bans of marriage
should be published in Wordsley church.
and, being experienced in the forms nes-
sary to be undergone, she undertook to
have them published herself This she
did, but instead Of giving her own name.
she gave the Clerk that of Mrs. Lydia
Bradley. SO far all went well but the
difficulties 10 be overcome were still great
but not too great for woman's wit. The
morning for the celebration Of the happy
event came-and with it also came Mr.
Wrasg to the house of his ..new love-
Mrs. Lane received him with smiles. ready
aItlrcd IN her wedding dress, and Informed
him that if he would wait ten minutes
whilst she made some little Preparations al
stairs, and put her veil on, she would ae
company him TO the church. No sooncl
was this Iu-e over than she immednel,
transferred the wedding garments to Mrs
Bradley, WHO descended the stairs. dol,
yelled aud decorated in the attire of Mrs
Lane II is the custom in Dudley for th
+ bridegroom TO lead the way TO church. ae
companied by the bridesmaid. the fathe
and bride bringing up the coriage. O
course this was all in favor Of the surecs
OF he plot, and The party arrived at church
The 'repidaIiOn of the Representative Q
airs Nancy Lanes charms may be nor
easily conceived Than described when he
iaithless one was brought thus far. and la,
TO 90 through the ceremony; but, d, 81 ,irin.
not, the ceremony was entered upon: av,
and such was the ~amazementp Of ZOO
Mr. Wrags that he went through it with
ont noticing that the hame Of lis bride wa
: Lydia Bradley, and not Nancy Lane. AZ
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The greater Pasi.of human seiF-ring con-
.sisis in lis anticipation aud recollec;ioR.
Beware lest you become medller, in
the warn hope Of being peasemakrr.
Why did Gem Floyd fail TO win glory at
the fall Of Donelson: Because of his re-
firing disposition.
The candid are saddenei by undeserved
'ceasaIe, AMI Inundated BY unmeriied praise.
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N Ew uAvuN AND NORTHAMPTON nAlLnoaD.-

NJ EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ On and afte Monday, june g. 1851 Trains will run
follows
Leave Northampton 20 a Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven aud New York II, Accommodation
for New Haven and New YORK $50 p m, Accommodation
Train for Westied.
New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
I60 connecting with train Conn. River Il, X, for
the North As p M. Mail and Passenger, arrival Of
l2l5 train from New York, connecting at Wostheld
direct for Albany and the West.
Wes,feld Z Is p for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany
Connections at Northampton with Conn River r. Il al
Westfeld Western Railroad PIanFe, Providence. Hart
ford and fishki H. H. ut New Haven with New York and
New Haven r. r.; New Haven, New London and SonnDg
ton X. r. and New Haven Hartford and Springfield r. Il
Tickets sold and Baggage checked to all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal Dispatch as by Express.
CHAs. n. YEAMANS, Sup't
Westfcld June /, 1861, "a
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isailrca0c.
VI. valley IsailI.oad-

NToTtcE ON and after MONDAY. Nov Is, 1851, Pas-
srns,r Trans will leave clows tals ipr hiattth9io'
at "a 4. NJ aud l4A r. Maud tetafnns 'eaF. bi"eepo
70 at 1880 A. NJ and ilU 7, NJ
Freight Twain leaves Bellows Falls at Gl0 A. NJ aud Brat
tleboru at llj I, N,
The two passenger trims over this route connect sooth
,i,b XIV N 4 Mass and Connecticut River Ksruas to
Springfield Hartford. New Haven and BRIDGEPORT direct 70
Nov tork On the North With the kntland burlington,
sullivan VT Central, Vermont Cauada, tonnecu'ut ana
ra.untssPc ysfs stlads forming diret communication
ith whitehall saratoga aud schenectady, 81 Johhbuf
and White Mountains, burlington aud Houses fttht uE
',',,eh,rg ,,,d Montreal NJ. SLOAT, Supt
November ~, ISL ~
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The Guide and Guard
FOR EVERY ONE

exposes all the Uumbugs and the vao rs Tricks TO en-
tiee the sick and we'll II illustrates the pains uacs
and Rouges todupe every guides the unwary through
life, and shoEs uP every swinde of the age shows how
all kinds Of Food Medicines Liquors Goods adultera-
ted with the of Detecting frauds Price % cents