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A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
Hear ,ohat Mr.. John II. Babcock says:
No. 1923 OLIVER sTREE1,

Philadelphia, January q, 1853 }
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Yours, respectfully, JOHN II. BABo"''
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80 s A RADICAL exchange thinks there is no
need Hoso Of an opposing party. A very
common opinion among the ans, always,
though not exactly that of the radicals in
New York, where they are the outs
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,s az OuR armies and the gold market do not
seem to be harmonious in action. As they
advance, it recedes.
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1t is no joke that President Lincoln is a
candidate for another term of four years in
the White House.-N. Y. Herald.
SlssI Il certainly would be no joke if he should
be 10 elected. cr. . b, p.
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PUBLIC Sale.

WILL sell at the front door Of the Court House,
in the City Of Wheeling, on the 5th day Of Decsm-
ber at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, Lots No. g. II and IS IN
Block No. l. in Bakers addition to the City Of Wheel
ing also Lot No. !. in Block No. 2, in same addition
Terms Of sale 10 cent day Of SALE the balance
on the First Of April, when good Titles win be given.
noylsd J. 9. JENNHos.
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Sn gross Crimped Braid, Just received and for
OO sale. NJ. RHELNSTROM
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VI poWCi 10 40 osiohS "iSA oS - "'SA "AJ
people on earth, and that it is only by con.
slant vigilance and continual recurrence to
the checks and barriers of the Constitution,
that the liberties of the people have been
maintained.
But even if the charge of Executive
usurpation has been groundless heretofore,
does it follow that it is also groundlsss
now? Because General jackson was IN
Justly called tyrant for removing the de.
posts, or for vetoing bill to charter the
United Statet Bank, does it therefore follow
that the Constitution is not violated when
men who are not in the military or naval
service, I'D who live in places where our
courts of justice are free and unobstructsd,
are seized without warrant, tried without .
jury aud banished from their homes, and
that for offences not set down in any stat
ute? Because Mr.. Van Buren, was mali
ciously charged with assuming the form Of
royalty at the Executive mansion, does it
therefore follow that at this day newspapers
may be lawfully suppressed and elections
controlled by armed men.
That We can never consent to divided
Union, and that We are determined to make
no factious opposition to the administration
of Ma. LINCOLN, is very true but we de-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-28
Died.

In Grafton Aug 9Th, FRANK EVELYN, only Of
John L. and Susan SPARKS aged nine years.
smooth the hair and close the Yields,
let the window curtains fall
With smile upon his features,
He hath answered TO the call
Let his sisters kiss him gently,
As he lies upon the bed
God hath called him to his bosom,
And our little Frank Is dead Cox
In West Windsor. Aug. a. COLLAMER, son Of Mr.. Allen
and Lucretis Savage, aged Is years
In AscuineyvilIe, Aug 18th. Miss ANN MARIA, daugh
ter Of VIM. H. aud Elizabeth Heustis, aged % years.
In Baltimore July slst. CAROLINE ELY wife Of Thorn
j. TuI and only daughter Of VI. and H. p Warner Of
st Johnsbury aged 30 years.
In Bri igerater, Aug LIST, Mrs CLARINDA wife Of Mr..
Calvin Carpenter of Bgesster In the 6fIh year Of her
age
In hospital Washington D. c., Of typhoid fever, HEN
IY j. McCLENNING Of Chesterfield aged q, member Of
Co. y. l4th regiment n. II. v.
In East westmorelsnd, n. II Aug T. HANNAH, wife Of
Luna Foster, In her 18th year.
Al MeDcugal General Hospital, Fort Schuyler, New
York Aug 81 Of wosnds received the charge Fort
Wagner s c., sergt- MOSES u. WHITE Of this village.
sgea about q.
In Grafton, Aug %. Or. BENJAMIN II. BRIDGNAy.
aged 60 years.
In Reading, Aug Is. JANE, dlnghsr Of Homer II Ham
moni, Esq ,ssed 10 years
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The scare in WaIpole.

The secesh paper at Keene, has affected
great concern for the peace of Walpole, on
account of the formation of military COM
pany in that place, and thereupon called on
those engaged or interested in it TO make
an explanation of their designs whereupon
a staunch Union man in that town respond
ed, giving the information called for, wien
10 secesh turns his back on his own de-
mands, and with the true copperhead in
stinct, declined to publish the following ar
ticle, which we insert this week by request,
and which needs no further explanation
from us;
Mr.. EDITOR In an article of your
paper Of the 18th, headed" Walpole," some
information is asked for, and in justice to
our anxious friend it should be answered
through the same medium. In the first
place you have been grossly imposed upon
by your would-be wise informant, in regard
to warike preparations in this place. Most
certainly he cannot be resident Of this
quiet, la,o-abiding torn. Or if he Is, it
cannot be that he visits the most public
place in town very often, which is the post
office. And even if he does, he has ehier
lost his glasses or he is wilfully ignorant of
what is transporting here. In the second
place we have no aboltionists here. We
are all good Union men, with the exception
of few who style themselves copperheads,
who are no particular honor TO any COM
muni,y. These alone have these fearful
forebodings of the future. Third, it need
not be a mystery to any one who wishes to
be Informed, for we have had from the
commencement of this movement, notices
posted up in two of the most conspicuous
places in the post office, inviting all to meet
at the Town Hall TO consider forming 6
Home Guard. At the first meeting com
mittee was appointed 10 write to head
quarters and see If we could be furnished
with arms, and If so to order them. Ih'
result Is, our worthy Governor Win III
characteristic promptness, has sent then
forward. They have been received, an'
are receipted for by our selectmen who wer'
elected by the people.
Now if our ignorant friend who is SO yer,
much alarmed at his own shadow, wishe
for more light, land will attend public NEE,
ing at the Town Hall next Saturday eve
ming, he then and there shall understan
the Alpha and Omega of this whole mys
terry. so far as any one can understand /
and his poor troubled spirit may be quoted
and save US the trouble of posting hir
through the papers in regard to our tow
affairs. UNION.
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FREEDOM NOT DEsIRABLE.-That as
tuie copperhead sheet. the Boston Courier.
declares that freedom should not be desired
by the negro. Read its sagacious remarks:
AS no white man ought to consent to
be slave, so, in our opinion, no negro
ought to desire TO be free man in the
United States
To this talk the Nashville (Tenn.) Union
thus sarcastically replies:
: Certainly not. 1t is the height of pre-
sumption in negro to wish to be free
The wish itself is wicked; it is abominably
sinful: it is atrociously culpable, and de-
serves the greatest punismeD; imaginable.
The fact that man with a fiat nose and
black skin, should desire 10 own himself or
children, evinces the extraordinary deprav-
ity of the African race. 1t shows that he is
| ignorant of his best interests. If he would
only mind his business he would soon fetch
fifteen hundred dollars on the block. The
wickedness of desiring freedom in land of
freedom wi strike everybody as being
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Married.

In South Londonderry, August "a, by Rev Mr.. Coon,
Cart ALBERT BUXTON. of the I'd regiment U. sharp
Shooters, and Miss HATTIE RICE, of this village
Accompanying the above notice very handsome and
Substantial remembrance the printer being Of Uncle
SANS treasury Our brave friend and his excellent
bride hearty wishes for their future happ
and prosperity aud certainly any entitled to
these is the courageous Captain, who has pered his life
many battles for Country and its orious inst
buttons.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-28
HEIMSTREET's
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rr. re- Nrnsu nvE
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has the time being the original Hair Cooring
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being duly appointed by
w the Hon Probate Court for the District of Wesimin
ster Commissioners to receve examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the Estate Of
SELAH WHITNEY, late Of Putney, in said district de-
ceased and all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and months the NTH day of August last
being allowed by said court for that purpose do there
fore hereby give Notice. that will attend to the business
of our said the residence of said de-
ceased in Punsy in said District the third Wednesday
of September and December next from o'clock until
four O'Clock, p NJ, each of said days
f. b. CAMpBELI c.u.
DENISoN DAVIS, oohi .
sE Wheat Exr. 1851 August Goth, 1868.
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zeal Matters.
Union Caucus !

n men Of Rockingham are here.
\ to meet at Rockingham Cen
tRpAY, THE 29rn DAY OF AU.
| at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, to nomin-
date for Town Representative,
! of the Peace, and to do such
less as may be thought proper
dance is earnestly requested.
By order Of 7o,cn Committee
70, 1868.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

THIS is the most delightful and extraordinary
article discovered 1t changes the sun burnt face
and hands pearly satin texture Of rayishing beauty
impartiug the marble putty of youth and the dHu ap
inviting the city belle Of fashion removes
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fresh transparent and smooth Ii CONTAINS
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and Opera Singers II Is what every lady should have Sold
every where. DEMAS 8. BARNES & CO,
General Agents,
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being duly appointed by
w the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Westmn
ster Commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all
claims demands of all against the Estate OF
ARTHUR O'NEIL late Of Grafton, in said District de.
ceased and also all claims and demands exhibited in oe
thereto and six from the 3rd day Of July, 1868,
teng allowed by said purpose do hereby
give Notice, that will attend to the duties OF our
said appointment at the dwelling house OF francis
Phelps in Grafton said District the last Saturdays
of September and November next from O'Clock, r.
until four O'Clock =. NJ. on each Of said days
THERON N. WHEEL0Ck, co,r,s
DEXTER B. FRENCH,
FrAnei. Phelps, Admir- (35-3I) Grafton, Aug 20, 1873
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The General Statutes.

THE General Statutes of Vermont are now pub
i shed aud sale at the price of three dollars per
copy at the following places -
Bennington, Benton Sons,
Poultney, Henry Clark,
Brandon, VIM. Ford,
Ne,gennes, John i. Roberts,
st. Albans, E. B. hitting,
Irasburg, 1. N. Cushman,
Guildhall, VIM. II. IartshoTn,
Bradford Hosea Rarr.
Montpelier, Ballou & Loyeland,
bellows Falls, o. +. Woods
Windsor, L. j. McIndoe,
Rutland, Tuttlc & Gay,
Mdd,ebury, Solomon Parker,
Castleton, NortlIrop & Son,
Buriington at the several Bookstores,
Tydepark, Lucus IL. Noyes.
st. Johnsbury T. NJ Howard
Chelsea, L. G Hinekley.
West Randolph, John Rowell,
Brattleboro, J. Steen,
Woodstock N. Haskell,
Koyaiton, D. G. Denison.
The copies belonging the towns aud the other
persons entitled by law receive them, will be found at
the several County Clerks Office.
WM. G.. SHAW Commissioner.
GEO. W. BAILEY, Jr., Sec. of STATE
July Goth, 1863. S2-S5
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peculiarly simple. Every one can see that
as plainly as he can see that The editor of
the Boston Courier is an ass"
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PROTECTIVE
WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION

4 OIt I'VE " ENULd1NU.
INCORP oRATED 1863.
Omce, No. II Railrsad Exchange Court
Square, Boston, Mas.
Chief Justice BIG EIow President
His Excellency JOHN A. ANDREW. and AMOS A. LAW
RENEE, Vice Presidents
WALDO IiIGGINS0N, Treasurer.
U. TRACY HOWE. Secretary
War Claims Of kinds adjusted and collected aud ad
vice given soldiers and sailors and their Ames without
u. TRACY HOWE, secrrtary
No. II Railroad Exchange, Court sqrae Boston. Mas
Boston, june ], 1868, AG
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Wanted.

A HARNESS-MAKER, to whom good pay and
n constant employment will be given, by
JONAS FISK,
"a Brighton, Mass,
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WHEREAS, my wife Lucy A. BixBY, has left
w my bed and hoard and refuses live with me Now,
therefore, forbid all harbor trust her on my
account shall pay debts of her contracting after
this date. THOMAS G. BlABf-
Ludlow, Vt, Aug. 10, 1858. $3.50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-28
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A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salvc is o vegetable preparation. invent
cd in the 18th century, by DIR. WIN. GRACE,
surgeon in King Jamcs's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baffied the skill of the most
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by all who knew him as public benefactor.
Graces Celebrated Salvo cures Burn
Graces Celebrated Salvo cures Scalds.
Grace's Celebrated Balve cures Flesh Wounds.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Corns-
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Grace's Celebrated 6alve cures Wens.
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Grace's Celebrated 6alve cures Salt Rheum.
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And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
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Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
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1t has none of the irritating, heating proper
ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case OF
accident, for il will save them much trouble,
suffering. and money. All it wants Is q fair
trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-28

10 vote next luesuay III SO all
n If not you will see where you are
n 8 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon.
LACE SCHooLs.-Our village Schools
11nce on Monday, Sept. 7th, and with
l1&1re new board of teachers, except
Mary Tenney, who we are glad TO
~ continue with the primary depart
as heretofore. The new teachers
PISS Ellen S. Wightman, of Clare
w. H., in the intermediate. and Prof.
1ers and his sister, Miss Flanders, of
gfeld, in the High School. Miss
Imam is a sister of her predecessor.
<ommittee much regretted to make any
e of teachers this fall, but as MIR.
kler could not be obtained for another
il is believed they have been fortu-
IN the teachers procured, all of whom
fghly commended by those who best
them, and the fall term is now looked
hrd to with confident success.
bsEAsEs OF THE EAR AND EYE
)e suffering from these diseases, as also
|rh and diseases of the throat, will no
be glad TO hear that DIR. Rowe of
klyn, will be in Bellows Falls at the
ID House, on the 14th of September,
fe he will remain to the 26th. He will
Brattleboro at the Brattleboro House,
pc 3lst of August, where he remains
Pe 18th of September, and comes from
here. The following speaks for itself
asst SHELDON, VT, March 81, 1861.
p. RowE-Dear Sir: 1t affords me
pleasure TO inform you that au
cured of Catarrh. II is now 81,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-28

PermeptOry Sale of
II Il A l. Il - II A II Il
Al Auction, in Putney, VI.
THE subscriber will sell at PUBLIc AUCTION, on
l. Tuesday, September fst, I 1913. on the prem
ises the weknown BENNETT Farm. situated in Putney,
mile north of Putney Hollow called, the
road from Westminster to putney, containing about
GD ASHU HE-
divided into Tillage, Pasture, and Woodland.
The Wood lot contains about Is aeres Of thrifty growth
the pasture 90 acres aud vs. said be good pas
ture as there in Putney the age about As acres under
good OF cultivation and mostly enclosed with stone
wall. The Buildings consist of two,sory House, two
Barns and suitable 0ut buildings The Farm very pleas
anty located and well watered with good supply of Fruit
Trees.
The property will be sold in lots to suit purchasers and
Is worthy the Of those wishing to purchase for
cultivation or pasturng Sale to commence at r NJ
Information may be had application to w Bennett
near the prmises OF George Rust, Walpole H. Pos
given of tho House with the deed and OF the Land
January lst 1864 y. T.. BENNETT.
Putney July o. f3l-35l Go RUsr. Auct'r.
PosspOnemcnt.
In consequence of the State Election the above sale Is
postponed to WEDNESDAY, SEPT I'd, 1865, at one o.
clock, Z. NJ
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-28
THE LATEST NEWs!.

FALL OF SUMTER.-There is little
doubt that Sumter is now in our hands.
1t is IN ruins, the walls having been knocked
in on two sides; and the latest rebel re-
ports say that Gilmore has alre ady COM
menced shelling the city.
Our forces have captured 100000 bales
Of cotton at Natchez, Miss.
Jim Lane with body of men, has killed
Al of the rutiaus engaged in the Law
renee massacre.
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that / have this day
N given my son. FRED g. PARKER. his time duri
the remainder his minority and shall claim none OF his
earnings pay any debts of his contracting after TN
date. WILLIAM fahhhN'
Putney, Vt, Aug l, 1868.
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Caucus.

70, 1868.
.,. Caucus.
emen of Westminster, who are
sustaining the Constitution and
supporting the National Admin.
q Its efforts to suppress the rebel
buested to meet in caucus at the
in the West Parish, on Satur-
y n of August, at four o'clock, Z.
innate candidate for Town
i've and seven Justices of The
do such other business as may
\. |broper. A full attendance re.
By order of 7oion Committee.
mister, August 81, 1868.
ri r. friends send US the returns OF
Y pn by the first mail after the cleo.
: br town representative and justices
u ace, furnished at this office at short
masa Wyman Of Cambridgport,
suicide, by hanging himself, on
Of last week. lie was 90 years
Id of Charley Wood, at Brattle-
ling of his disaster. Immediately
~ bis dollar to be added to the purse
q for him on the train.
listed men Of the 10th regiment,
sented their Surgeon, DIR. G. b,
of Grafton, with nice silver
Well deserved.
(. Trip, Brattleboro, has just re-
from market with one of the beS'
new goods, consisting of jewelry and
rare, ever presented in that place.
Union men of Rockingham should
their caucus at the Centre, on Sat
Let there be full attendance, ant
here, let them make arrangements
al the voters out on Tuesday.
Albert Derby has sold out one hal
Sash and Blind business to Mr.. Geo
wood of Springfield, and as we un
BID, they are hereafter to carry on tn
IS together as partners.
barring exploit was recently performe'
'oodstock, by man who deliberatel.
a live silver quarter. The three'
ID twos are just beginning TO sho'
ives.
recipe for making copperhead, |
"a place, was sent us by a siaunc
lady who has sons in the army, an
lently has no patience with copper
Xnumbs Of drafted men AID subst
mt to Brattleboro from this distric
lst week was 256, and the examln;
"a the whole district, it is expecte'
completed this week. The numbt
obtained for actual service vi
be over 408.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-28

Secretary Colfax Of Indiana is at Wash
ington, and is much talked Of as the Union
candidate for speaker Of of the next House
Of Representatives.
The novel fashion of wearing stuffed
birds as portion of the head-dress or or
ramert for the bonnet, has given the taxi
dermisis more work than they can do. To
obviate this some one has patented new
bonnet with cage in front, in which two
or three yarities of songsters are carried,
and the effect is slightly an. fat
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-28

weeks since ! placed myself under your
treatment, at which time ! was suffering as
much as any one could. feel now like a
different man. Advising all others SINH
larly affected TO place themselves under
your care, l remain, yours respectfully,
ii. Il. WHITNEY.
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Rockingham.

Iihe Union men Of Rockingham COM
TO vote next Tuesday If SO all
If not you will see where you are
d 8 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon.
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