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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-25
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

|nEEiUUUEU - AAtuNOt OOOhO
4 -f,r5n For. w etalrn essea glai o. 10
ARISING FROM EXCESS ia. HABITS OF DIss1PA-
TON, EARLY INOIsCREriOS, OR AbCsh' RI.
Attended with the following symptoms:
Iud sposition to Exertion, Loss Of Power, =, :
Loss Of NJ mory Duculy OF breHIhiuk'
Weak Nerves, He. Hv- Trembling, Ia
Horror Of Disease, NakeiuinesS-
Dimness of Vfsicu, Pain IN the Back,
Universal Lassitude Of Flushing OF the BODY
:. the Muscular System, EFHptions on the Pare,
Hot liza ds, fr. PAlhd Countepahcei
Dryntss of the Skin.
These symptoms, ii allowed to 20 on, which this
Medicine invariably removes, soon follow .T lis5
IMPorENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIo FITS,
In one of which the patiept may expire. Who can
| say Vt theg are not frequently ipLowed DS those
| HdTsful diseases" iih fe-lif' '.'" -'1 -
INSANITY AND CONSTRUCTION
Many are aware Of the cause OF their suffering, but
none will confess The records az tbs lnsRre Asy-7
tums and the melancholy deaths by CousuTPtlon'
bear ample witness to the truth OF The assertion
THE CONSTITUTIONS ONCE ARgEoTED WITH
T. ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen and In
/ vigorHte the 81 stem, which HELhBoLD'S EAtkAGL
| BUCHU Invariably does. trial viii convince the
| most skspttcAl. 4r'N uEH "li-as s-"- -
i 20 81 sa4z5essa l1aJ .n-sa1IL
/ Females, FemsIes, Females, a1
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, Or coz:
| -1s tTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many Affections peculiar TO Females the Extract
Bpchu is uneqHaled by any other remedy as IN Cnlo
rOsis Retention 1rregularty PainIuiness or Sup
preston Of the Customary RvacuatiOus, liberated OF
schiErous state ofthe Uterus Leneor.hea or Whites
sterlity, and for all complaints Incident to the sex
whether arising from, Indiseretiou Habits Of Lissi
patton, orin the
! ) DECLINE or CHAN K of LIE E-
| SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-25

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-25
FRENCH AND ENGLISI

DRESS GOODS
EMBRACING all the newest aud most favoritO
u styles, Just received and I, sale at greatly re-
dn0Od prices $50
Also, Fashionable Mantlllas and Black Lare Man
Hss choice Paris shApe great variety old prices
ALk%. HEYMAN,li
my2h lW 1877 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-25

CrRRLIN0's AMBRosIA PoR THE HAIR, Just
y n ceived ut the Odd Fellow Han Drdg Store.
my6 L. BOOKING, Agent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-25

) DECLINE or CHAN 4 of LIFE
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
Died.

In Brs.tleboro, Dec II. SoPHRoNIA n, wife Of Per-
dinand L ler aged IS years.
In Chesterfield, N. II, Dec g. Mr.. JONATHAN Dun
KLEE ia his SD year formerly Of Msrboro. w. and
early resident Of Brattleboro.
In Green River residence Of II. DIckuson Nov.
2, ANNA RICHMOND, aged e2 years.
In West Dover. Dec q, Of consumption, MELISSA r.
HILL, daughter Of Daniel and Lsurinds HILL sged Il
At Camp Vermont, Va, Dec 9, HELAND R. MOORE, Of
Co. Il 10th Reg't VI Volunteers aged 20 years
In Newport, Sank Co., WIS., Nov % Miss JERUsHt u.
SWAIN aged 30 years daughter OF Des Chapman Swain,
formerly of Windsor. VI.
In Dover Dec. "a. CHARLES II. LEONARD aged Is He
memer of Co /. 9Th Vermont Volunteers and for
merry printer in this Office
In Windham, Dec. L. of Dropsy, Mrs. HATTIE A. wife
g. g. farr and daughter Of Ehsnon Stiles Of Grafton aged
rs years and months.
In South Reading, Dee a. ASA MORSE aged 70 years.
At Camp Suffolk Court House, Va. JASPER LEROY
ESrABR00k, member of Co A. Sd Vt. Volunteers and
Of Vim. W Esabrook of Carlisle. lad, formerly Of
Reading He buried with military honors having
service in most of the attes Of the Potomac yorktown
and before Richmond. x.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02

Judging from dispatch published else
where, we are led to believe that the report
in " Duane's" letter. that part OF the Yer
mont 18th have been taken Prisoners, is not
true, and that it was camp rumor. We
hope it will prove 20, at any rate. We shall
probably have several letters from the I'd
Vermont brigade next week.
Rebel communication is now said to be
entirely cut off from Maryland. So it is
also from the TINES office!
Our readers are referred to the sdver.
iisement of G. +. Newcomb, who wants his
patrons to pfy up.
The weather continue, very remarkable.
No snow, and at times quite mild. II is
quite unusual for Vermont AT Springfield,
Mass, we learn, they had ten inches Of
snow Wednesday morning.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02

opinion.
As for his poor followers in this place,
they are still in their joy over their supposed
discovery! Alas! the spell will soon be
broken! The corruption, lying and sneak
ing ,hievery by which they have been I'D.
Is now laid open for public inspection. The
trap so successfully laid for them, has only
been known 10 three persons outside of our
office and as for Carey, we informed him
last Friday, the day they hang folks, that if
he wished to live in the enjoyment Of good
health, TO evacuate the TINES Office imme-
dia'ely, which he did, confessing his guilt ;
and Inc deluded chap left, more convinced
than ever of the senuineaess of Bridgman's
letter, as we gave him no information on this
point, prefer'ing to let our village secesh
have weeks enjoyment with their feet
in it!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
Married.

In this village Dec 23 at the residence Of tho BRIDES
father BY Rev Andrew Oliver, Mr. e. E. DEWEY, Of 81.
Adams. and Miss NELLIE L., only daughter Of DR. s. ii.
Blake.--No Cards.
Accompanying the above notice handsome renetn-
bsnce to the printers who immediately gave three cheers
for the Cnion Happiness and prosperity attend them
Ia Brattsboro Dec. H. by Rev. G G. Inyerso, Nh AL
ExANDER II MILLS OF Pond,, N. Y, and Miss CARRIE
IL GALE of Brattleboro.
In West Battleboro, Dec 18th. by Rev. D. II Ranney,
VI, PELEG RICHMOND of Guiford, and Miss LOUISA
COOK OF Newfane.
In Brattehoro Dec 81, by Rev NJ Carpenter, Mr. JOEL
p BUTTEkFED and Miss EMMA l.. HOWARD, both Of
Brattleboro.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
CAuP VERMONT. Nov. %, 1862.


FRIEND SwAIN:-Col. Commines and
myself returned to camp from Washington.
| last night. After some delay we had an
futerview with Secretary Station. We
showed him the extracts from the Argus
eert as by Aaron Arms. lie said any pa
ber ufferng such sentiments ought to be
suppressed at once, but that he hoped soon
10 deal The rebellion such blow as would
render all such croakiug poweriess.
This is all we could do. and probably al
that can he done now. The ID cior urged
! the matter strongly, but it is of no use now
1t might have been done last sGRmer, with
out doubt.
You may show this letter to Aaron. a. we
mean 1t as an answer to you and him both.
] have had hard cold OF late. but am
Some better now. We had TO stay in Wash
1ngton two nights before we could see Stan
ton.
would write more but have not time.
You may send my Times here, instead Of
Paving my wife send il as heretofore.
Respectfully Yours.
]. D. BRIDGMAN.
This fiction being in our handwriting
would of course be of no use. and we there
fore procured MIR. C. +. Arnold. law stu
dent in Mr.. Stonghton's Office. 70 hunt up
some Of Bridgmans writing and copy it FOR
us, in as good imitation as possible. This
done, we properly folded the same. and
| placed it first in an envelope received from
! a soldier. with our address on Il. and in due
time fled it. with other letters at our desk.
IAe baltic beyond all expectation! Like
mule Of burden. Carey took it 10 the rebel
headquarters, where the whole thing was
swallowed in an instant, hook line and all !
Among all the secesh this rich discovery
vent like magic! BY them, too, the great
news was soon communicated TO loyal peo-
Pc who were equally asionished! Leaky
as sieve, our village rebel can keep no Sc
c'ss eyento save his friends hence, all who
'onhde in him are sure to be betrayed, as
vas poor Carey. 1t is proverbial that Sc
ee'si0ntsis will lie, The country over; and
sne Bellows Falls breed are no exception.
hence they have been about the streets
sur'ns the last week, retailing in great glee,
'Ae contents of the above letierl and pre-
'ehuihg they received the information
from friend in Washington y. This was
v course TO screen Carey, bur as they have
enormously lied in this matter, so they lie
'' deceive in everything 10 which they at
p' % lead and gull the public. Having
- convicted the accused of an act too
usak'ns and detes;able for any but vile
saNzer with traitors TO be guilty of,
'vs anT e The contemp, Of pubic
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NOTICE.

I'VE the subscribers being duly appointed BY the Hon
w Probate Court Tor the District OF Westminster, Com
missoners receive examine and adjust all claims aud de-
mrnds against the estate Of CHANDLER MAYNARD late
OF Londonderry Ia said district deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited In Offset thereto and six msnths
the Sd day Of December s62 being allowed BY ssid
Court that purpose do therefore hereby notice
that win attend to the business Of our said appointment
at the dwelling house OF Lucy Maynard In Londonderry
said District the Arst Monday Of January and April
from " O'Clock III. rut4 o'clock r ~, on each ~
ssid days. DAVID ARNOLD, Come.
LECIUS HOWE,
Lucy MAYNARD, Adm'x.
Dec. L. A. D. 1852. Oil
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

I'VE the subscribers, being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District Of Westminster, Conf
missoncrs recevs examine and adjust all esims and de
mands of all persons against the estate Of EsEk NJ EA
yER late of Rockingham. ia said District deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited In Offset thereto and
six months the sixteenth day of December inst being
allowed by ad Court for that purpose do therefore
by give notice that will attend TO the business Of our said
appointment, at the dwelling Of Vim, j. Putnam in
Rockingham in said District the hrst Monday in March,
1863 and the rst Monday in June next from O'Clock
p NJ. until fonr O'Clock r. II each Of said days.
ID. Y. Gu HING, 60 ,,s.s;,,.-.
SOLON PERRY.
CHARLES SMITH. Admir-.
Rockingham, Dec. Both, 1862 ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

w E the subscriters being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District Of Westminster, Gem
misoners receive. examine and adjust sill claims and de-
msnds Of all persons szaut the estate Of Na r. UNDER
WOOD, late % Pntney in said District decease snd si thu
claims OF the decreased exhibited Offset thereto; hereby
give notice that six months FROM the Sch day Of Nov d.
1867 allowed the creditors present their claims 90
said Commissioners examination and allowance, and
that will for that purpose at the dwelling house Of
X. W. Palmer in said Putney the I'd dsy Of February
and the 18th day Ct June 1868 fron O'Clock r. until
4, on each of said days
RICHARD WARD, To-,
1-3 FRANKLIN AUSTIN. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NOTICE,

ME the subscrbers being duly appointed BY the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the district Of Westminster,
Commissioners receive examine and adjust All claims and
demands Of s persons against tbs estate 81 JAMES o.
late Of Putney Ia said district deceased and
ali demands exhibited In Offset thereto snd
ak months the Sd day Of December Inst being allowed
By ssd Court that purpose do therefore hereby
give NoTcn that will attend the business Of said
appointment the late dwelling house oil the ssa oDon.
nell la said Putney the rt Wednesdays In January aud
February next from o'clock. A. NJ, until O'Clock, r. NJ,
each Of said days. JOHN kIABALL, lCour.
JAMES !. JOHNSON,
Putney, Dec. 10. 1869. Sill
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
I'm dies lie wee.

The ladies Of the Congregational church
and society will hold their annual Levee at
Wighlman's Hall, on Wednesday afternoon
and evening OF next week, being Jan. Z,
1868. An admi; sion fee of ten cents will
be charged al the door. Children free DUR
ing The afternoon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02

FRIDAY, JANUARY ?, 1868.
-AuAprY NEW YEAR,

happy new year 10 all our subscribers
IN old and new Prosperity attend you
nj To our old patrons, who, Ike noble
|, 0mans, are still with us, we extend most
,ear,y congratulations for their steadtsst-
,ess and fidelity. May our continued rela-
hons prove mutually pleasant and profta-
|le TO our new friends, many Of whom
ye greet for the first time this week, we
xend a cordial gg'! May our acquaint-
nee ripen iato a long and profitable tri nd
hip!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
AND TRAPPING OF BEL
LOWS FALLS SECEsSiONIsTS.


More than two months ago, we discover
III that the head devil Of Bellows Falls Sc
kession, was tampering with one of the
hands in our Office, al d thus in this clandes-
line, unprinciped, sneaking manner, steal
| ne our private letters, correspondence, and
kblaining such other information from our
bficp, as he might use to advantage; and
Dat for our early discovery of the matter,
6eou'd probably have met with considerable
|uccess. The medium for this sneaking spy
5ys,em, was one Chester f. Carey. Of
,empster, N. H., who has for some time
heen in our employ, and until last summer
Aeemed TO be faithful hand. He was a
Douglas man, SC far as he knew how 10 be
h., in 1860, bat attended the secesh State
onyention held here last summer, where he
\ Eas seized upon by the great leader of reb-
n sympathy in this place, and after a few
Applications of the universal slobher," al
Ways 50 dphfuaih NJ Tug c1t Nsi i'uh'"i''
is greatest ambition has been to be Sc
kesh democrat" and TO form link in the
5al of Hyrum Atkins. Thus poor Carey
Engaged in the detrstable and sneaking bus
3ness of acting as a spy to injure his en-
|bloyer, and while thus in the service of the
head defender Of slavery and fornicaiion
\ vas in turn betrayed By him. There is
bothing strange about this, for those who
will betray their country, will just as soon
etray their friends. Thus was This acting
neak betrayed in this instance, as the Sc
huel will show.
Having discovered this spy sneaking, we
determined that the Bellows Falls rebels
should put their foot in : IL over" and as
they have done it, it only remains now for
us TO make the proper exposition.
We have received no letter whatever,
Nom Adiutant ]. d. BridImsn of the 10th,
Since he went to the SCAT OF war, but as a
matter of " strategy we wrote in our own
pfhce, one purporting to be from him, as fol
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02

ITO the Hon the suprere Court Of the state Vermont
be held New fame. within and br the county
Windha the Monday following the second Tptsi
day mex. sitter the fourth Tuesday in Janusry A. 1855
CoNEs Laura E. Barnard Of Vernon, in said county Of
Wndham and respectfully showeth that at Morrsve in
the county smoile In said State the fifteenth day of
December 1880 she lawfully married TO Abis NJ.
Barnard by s. Robinson minister of the gospel that
after said marriage the said Abla NJ and this petitioner
moved to LswrepeeVe in tho state of New York where
they resided until March, 1856 when the said Alba NJ Born
ard wlfuly deserted petitioner, snd since has
lived separate her continued said deertion eav
ing for her support Wherefore your petitioner
prls that the bonds of nsrmony between her and the
said Absl NJ be dissolved and that their three minor
children may be assigned TO her.
LAURA x. BARNARD.
Vernon Dec Q, 1852
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02

STATE OF yERMONT,( I; being suggested tina,
wIspaAA, 8. 8. said Abisl NJ. Barnard
resides without th. State ordered that he he cited TO
appear and answer TO said libel the said Of said
court by the publication of said libel and this order three
weeks successfully in the Bellows fss Times published at
Bellows Falls in said county the last Of which publications
SHALL be six weeks, st least, prior to said term.
JAMES BARRETT, judy. Of Sup. Court.
Woodstock, Dec. TO- 1891 60l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
CAVALRY AND BATTERY
HOrS Wanted
EXCISE TAX! COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NJ Office Is hereby given that the annual taxes for the
~ I'd Collection District of Vermont In accordance with
the provisions of entitled act to provide inter-
nal revenue to support the Government and to pay Interest
on the public debt, approved July, D. 1882 and
psyAbe and will attend at the following times and places
to receive the same, to wit:
wINDHAM GoUNTY.-For the tax payers OF Whining
ton Dover and Somerset the Store of b. o. Gorhs
Wilmington, Saturday, Dec ~.
For tbs payers Of Nottingham and Halifax. at the
Inn OF John Corkns, jacksonville Monday. Dec 20.
For tie payers of Bratteboro, Guilford, Vernon
Marlboro and Dummerston at Revere House, Brateboro
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec % ol 1854 and
Jan. l. 1858.
For the payers of Putney, at Geo. Prats Hotel, Put
nev, Friday. Jan. 2.
For The tax payers of Rockingham and Westminster at
Island House, Bellows Falls Monday and Tuesday, Jan.
and6
For the payers of Grafton STATIONS Hotel, Graf
ton, Wednesday, Jan. 7.
For the payers of Townshend aud Athens at Pnts
Hotel, Thursday, Jan. s.
For the payers of Jssica Londonderry. Stra.ton
Wardsboro and Wndbam the Inn of Daniel Dice, at
Jamsics, Friday and Saturday. JAN 8 and To-
For of Nevfaue and Brookpe, ct the Inn
of Thomas Evans, Monday, Jan. IL
The monthly of for the months Of
September aud October 1862 due, and will be pay
able at the above times ami places
BY the provision Ct the Excise Law all persons negecng
pay said duties and within the time above specified
will be required to pay ten per cent additional upon the
amount thereof.
Licenses required by the Excise will also be delivered
at those times and places unless previously called Tor A. my
ONCE. where they ready Any person W.T. shall
have been exercising carrying since Sept 1907 any
trade profession busess for which license s required
therefor fors penalty equal to three times the
Of the license.
Taxes can be RENTED by other persons when
veuient, and receipts and licenses viii be returned
ELEAZER GoRuAM, JR.
Deputy Collector.
Wilmington, Dec q, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
LATEST NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 3l.-The Enquirer
has advices from Nashville stating that
Gen. Rosecrans's army had moved on the
enemy, driving them before him with con-
siderable heavy skirmishing' The federa!s
are high spirits and anxious for fight.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81.
The Presidents Emancifat;o Proclama-
ton will probably exempt New Orleans
and part of Virginia, from the effect thereof.
The President stated to friend yester-
day that Gen. Butler would have an impor-
tsnt command as soon as he returns.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-19
From the Wisconsin State Journal.

BooTH's Daily Life, which is greatly
dissatisfied with Judge Dixon has the fol-
lowing:
Weare assured by leading Democrat that Dixon
privately endorsed these resolutions adopted by
the Democratic State Conventionl and agreed to
stand upon the platform in case Ryan got him NOM
mated.
GA leading Democrat" undoubtedly
lied. This is on par with the
other statement that has been made on
the authority of ga leading Democrat"
that Judge DIXON said the acts of the pres
ent Administration had compelled him to
be Democrat. We propose to use plain
language concerning these stories. They
are lies, and the men who privately set
them af1oat arrant liars. No leading DEM
ocrat or "any other man. will dare say,
over his own signature, that there is
scintilla of truth in them. No Democrat,
whatever he may circulate privately in Or
der to aid CoTHREN, will state publicly
that Judge Dixon ever consented to be a
Democratic candidate, or that his position
with reference to the Democratic nomna-
ton wa. other than this Being already
before the people as an Independent can
didate, if the Democratic convention chose
to recommend him to the support of Dem
ocrats he had no objection, but on the
contrary would be gratitied to receive
their votes. 1t would certainly have been
very absurd to object to receiving such
support.
Mr.. RYAN, in his speech, conveyed no
intimation that he was authorized to pre-
sent Judge DIxoN's name as Democratic
candidate, or that Judge D. was Demo-
crat, in the partizan sense of the word. 1t
must be remembered that while Mr.. RYAN
has been rather conspicuously associated
with the Democratic party of late, he is
more of lawyer than politician, and
in urging Judge DIxoN's nomination his
admiration, as lawyer, for an upright, i'm
partial Judge, triumphed over his political
prejudices. The mere politicians of the
party, the SAT. CLARKs, STRoNGs, and men
of that class, violently opposed DIxoN's
nomination because he was not Demo-
orat