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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-27
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~ regard MIR. Eddy Of the most oapa5ie and \
I'll practitioners with whom have had oficisl inte,
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of NJ
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that AL
not employ person competent aud hnst,esrs|
more capable of putting their applications 10 a 6m
cure for them early and favorable consideratou
Patent offiee" EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of pssl
Mr. Il. II Eddy has made for me TliiRTEgN Al
tons, all but OF which patents have been "A
and that is pending. Such unmistakable proosI
talent and ability on his part leads me TO recommeu
inventors to apply to hiIs to procure their paten
may be of having the most faithful attention ID
on their cases, and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGi
During eight months the subscriber In eours
large practice, made ti1es rejected applications
APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided II b
oy me commissioner q Patents X. u Id
Boston, Dec. 10. 1852 nl,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-27

NroTICR-on and after MONDAY, Dec ], 1882, Pas
senger Trains will leave Bellows Falls for brattsboro
NJ hD NJ and 80 p NJ and returning leave bratiebo-
70 at 10. 20 A. NJ. and 80 y. NJ
Freight Train leaves Bsows Falls at 30 A. and Brat
tleboro at 900 AN
The passenger trains over this route connect south
uith the vi Mass and Connecticut River Railroads, to
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and BRIDGEPORT, direct 70
New York on the North with the Rutland burlington
sullivan Vt Central, Vermont Canada tonnecteut and
Rivers Railroads forming direct
with whitehall Saratoga Schenectady, St Johnsbur
and White Mountains Burlington and Rousc's Point, ug
anshnrr and Montreal. NJ. SLoAT, sup't.
Dee /. 1862. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-27

fTER an extensive prpctice Of upwards Of invent, !,
\ continues 20 seetle Patents In the United ST.
in Great Britain France aud other foreign coup,rs
Yeats, Specifications, Bonds; Assignments, and ali b.
Drawings for Pate. Is, executed on liberal terms NJ
despatch Researches made into American or Fore,pa
to determine the va dy utility of Patents or lar,
land legal other advice rendered l., all matter. NJ
ing the same. Copies Of the claims Of any Patent I'M
by RENTING One Dollar. Assignments recorded al 4
ington.
The Agency Is not only the largest In New RneA,
through 1t inventors have advantages tor securing M
Of ascertsiling the patentabity OF inventions unm
BY, II not UNNECESSARILY superior. TO any which cy
fpred them elsewhere. The Testimonials below ri,s,
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PkTIMi
fiCE than the subscriber; and 40 uCrESS Is TIN N
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he wsi
that he has abundant to believe and can rtss
at no o.her office Of the Kind the charges for prc.
services so moderate. The immense practice OF n.
scriber during the twenty years past, has enabled M
accumulate vast collection Of specifications aud os
eisions relative 10 patents,
These besides his extensive library of legal and NJ
cal works and iull accounts Of patents granted Ia M
ted States and Europe, render him able, beyoi ou
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents.
All necessity for journey to Washington, TO prrs
patent. and the usual great delay there here ar
yentoTs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-27

RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN.-Th 18th Reg
iment'has been in trouble about their relig-
icus services. Some Sabbaths ago Cant.
Lonergan's Company--mostly Irish Catho-
hcs-didnt want to attend services by
Protestant chaplain. Col. Randall told
them they must, and they did. On the next
Sabbath the company peremptorily refused
TO attend the religious services. For this
offence, 1t. Col. Brown, who was in COM
mand at the time, arrested Capt. Lonerean.
took away his sword, and preferred charges
agains. him for disobedience of orders.
Gen. Stoughtou, however, did not entertain
the charges, but ordered Capt. Lonergan
released and his sword returned. Since
then Capt. Lonergan's company, as we'll as
the rest of the regiment have been allowed
to worship God in their own way, or moi
worship Him at all, as they pleased.-iu
other words, religious services have been
attended only by such as chose to be present,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-27
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TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HE

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~ Boston, Is consulted daily for all diseases 4
the female system. proiapsus Utcri, of failing Of 4
Flow Albus, Suppression, and other menstrual
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speedy relief guaranteed in a very few DAYS So
certain Is the new mode OF treatment that most
complaints yield under it, and the afflicted pcrss
joices in perfect health
DR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience u
Of diseases of women and children, than any Other
in Boston
Boarding accom- odations for patients who may wl3
10 Poston a few day under his treatment.
DR.. Dow since lS45 having confined his whole
TO an Office practice. for the cure Of Private nsl
Female CONF plants Acknowledges no superior in 4
states.
NJ BAH letters must contain four red STAINS, "A
not be answered.
Office Hours from sA. n. ePM u5k
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A letter bearing the following address
was recently mailed in Rochester, N. Y:

To Hiram Allen. 0swego;
Transposed, it readeth we-go-so;
Fransposed again, and you will see
That thus it runneth, so-ge-we;
Transposed once more, and it will show
A common adsge, so-we-go.
Aye, so we go IN ife's great mail,
If well directed, we can't fail
If badly, thereby han IS tale!n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-27
Selling OF Cheap for Cash!
'THE undersigned, contemplating an early chance
Il In their business, will offer their stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery. &c.
to their old customers, and the public generally for
CASH ONLY.

at prices averaging eow the present whoaac yaiue Of
the goods in any Ut ON 4srg--znsrkets.
We have just bought quantity Of new stare foods 70
assert cur stock. which VIII s for eo. aud expense
while AZ the te time we have large variety good goods
purchased bcfre the late rise In prces-vhch we viii
soll much loser than they be bought now.
Our 10 sell OF entire stock % cose the ron
eern and propose make 1t for the interest of those
who buy for cash. its equivalent purchase our goods
Va invic sn early call. JAMES A WIiIARn q 1e0
ssxtous River ncc. 3. 1872 N
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II ARGE BOX STOVES. suitable for ivsae.
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Sled Shoes, Crates and Doors for sugar work, cona
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-27

A LorAL Doo--The latest dog story.
is ted of an Engiishman who lives in the
city of Albany. who is the proprietor of a
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20.coo copies Of Medical book Of 3 80
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-18

On Saturday, 10 protest against tbs 49,. y
sentence Of Mr.. V:o'Ian'I;yi.am stron. ss' and
es were made BY Hon. :lu,aSe 1;.sen
Hon. Francis Herman. John ynr,br @:ass'
Of Buffalo, aud others. Ra<o1',+;.., w.
nounc'':g zoe arrest were a,lo0tea 80 ~, y.
WAS i|:on real! from l+ovarl1r Sl4n,,,,s 'S,'eE
aofeFiz'n= 1ia arrest ~ an :vs which war ~
.,roAsIlv t|SoHo1 u.:solI chr c,,,i;sr, ;''
Is EuI III danger u or rtr,ors al @'S!
homes, and vl1ioI, bears anon IT, },,,. ~. "a'
scious violation Of law and il,Srico. II .:~
he >Say 8 feeling q opposition "a me ma ::'s
among some q the returned soldiers vas cj.sri
manifest. and soon after tie trs,anzs,;ns
the evidences d, Dissatisfaction vrr, sbar.
among che soldiers present. The yraska.'
were interrupted by their noisy llen,onstrst;o5s'
and finally they made rush far the s5aga =
Great excitement prevailed fnt q short i'm.
and the proceedings were brought 10 sfsnj
Sill. The chairs on The stage we're broken IN
pieces and thrown in the crowd, and Tor q few
minutes it seemed as i the soldiers would
aain possession Of the stand and drive the chi.
Iians of. The soldiers were in small torcs
however, and finally retired, when order wss
once more restored and the proceedings re.
sumed. although not without occasional inter.
rlption&. Eventually quiet was fully restored,
and the meeting carried on peacefully.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-18
NJ NJ MI $,

~ Eavn2on,1. where body Ct ConfederaI1e
,zoo-.. j 100 sfrorr <gera stationed. q battle
..,a,as! LASTING fwu h,ur*, when the Confote
rafoz II, back 70 # .s2is~lppi S%pE?nE3, where e
xz!,2 2xnected they vozj1 reoe7e ronLoIoo1ilez'@S
anJ make q stand.
IN FRIDAY Last. tx, snail steamers, running
sv.,ro <2rfojk " North CAROLINA, tI,r0ag'1 the
I}isnaI Swamp Canal were captured BY Lhe
s,e;aNaorstea sD<ssr Currst2iok bridge, ~ nlhe5
rom Norfolk. g., !,
{)u the night q tEa I2tls lost: 3 Federal
4oroa made . n1oya1neI2t Oh Linden, Tenn, ano
car,I,jroj3 81 Confederate. soldiers, number OF
f7oy,&crie,fs, and some army stores. !.
The 'Ecoufe<l.rasas n Charleston have a;ao~
,ao:7a;7 - r.i.iglg 10 gut.e OF the kook1ak. and
intend placing hoGn il position til tier loFtl
-: arrival :aso1n New Orleans brings adToea
- the 10Th is5. but no news d zap 2cIaI'c,
The reuor.s OF the capture 7t Vrand Gull,
Port Gibson, and Alexandrla are conbrnedt
An authentic rIlnlor from Mnr5Eeesboro EaC
reached Cincinnati that 8 severe battle: ~ lant
and water. has been fought at }lcksburg, atd
that The Federal forces were repulSed' ms
1atost Confederate adyices from ck*hurg are
10 70 Thursday last, llIh inst: when Ill was
reported quiet. !,
An Ci5c0uS2S ictCGF @ ii!S 2ti! otS'sS .Uo1
Information from Crane Gulf and the eunhoat
tees under Admiral Porter had been receives
r}ere. with details Of its capture, and the cap
r,1ra Of Port Gibson b. Gen Oserhaus. " hen
=ht latter General way nearing Port Gibson, he
was met by hundreds Of Isni?ies fleeing from
1!!e interior 70 escape the raid Of the illinois
cavalry, ard the prevalent opinion was that
Port Gibson was tue latest place III that region.
A Baton Rouge letter Of May "a states that
Col. (trierson $ force, the Sixth and Seventi?
Illinois cavalry, and 8 artery, numbering Seine
nine hundred men, followed ~ several hun
treu negroes and large number Of prisoners,
rode into the city Oh that day. This raid IS
said 10 have been & very success1u! one, he
e:,struction done 90 stores, railroads; bridges,
&c., Is said to have been very great.
The official report Of Lieut.. Col, O@vIs, q
the 18th Illinois cavalry, who col111nandecI ems
cf the divisions Of Stonen2an forces il their
late raid, states that the only loss tley sustain
"a was three Commissioned officers and thirty
1l7roa enlisted men. They brought with them
o0a hundred mules and seventy five horses, be-
sides destroying over 4 million dollars worth Of
property
IN front Of WarreDton Junction on Thursday
last. 4 small scouting party, sent ont by Col.
De Forrest Game across party OF Contede-
rates 10 the house Of Mr.. Alarsteller, about
miles from the Junction. Aarsteller was in
stontly killed. and several Of the Con1ndera&es
were wounded. The Federals had three YOUR
aed, one seriously.
The, Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th inst
saws that five or six transports landed hede~
raj troops al West Point On the 18th instant,
who-are throwing up entertainments across The
Point, from the Nattapony 10 the pamunkey
river,
James C. Mcclure, Of the auction house Of
Mcclure i Co., in Washington, was some )o;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-18
Fight at Charlestown, Va.

BALTIMORE, May l7.-On Friday night
company Of L. :. cavalry wasslr rise and cap.
cured at Ihas!eSGown. Jefferson co, Va Major
General S3ceuck On being informed by tele.
graph OF the disaster, Immediately orderei
GENERAL llilrov 70 send out force to Intercept
and attack the Comic lera. es On the night Of
the anne day n ,jor General Milroy telegraph.
ed h following:
SV(NcHE sTER, May L., 1l.30 ?. m~lo
N'ajo General ScheDck: The Federal caValIy
CA III ed at CharIe5yuwn were recap5nred sy
deIactments Of the Virginia and lhlfSsenth
PENNSYLVANIA cavalry, under Captain IT,
thi afternoon at three o'clock, at Piedmont
Station, in Fauquier county. We al so captur'
ed party e rel cIs and corresponding 2um'
Der q horses. Two rebels were killed | TS'
regret 70 add that we lost Captain UT and one
sergeant. Our cavalry recaptured one federal
lieutenant and fifty privates and their horSes'
Major Adams, of the First New lork caVary,
Who arrived after the capture, is still IA pui'
suit Of the rebels. The Virginia and Pen'sy,
yania cavalry who made the recapture "s''
sent ont b. me yesterday. co,
T, r. MILRoY. Major (}eGsr21I
\ 5alegrarn since received from l5eil Ae''s''
dated Grafton, Virginia, May +, states -,
- company Of militia OF Barbour Sodans
have lust come in with seventeen OF 1lgo otrao
men. captured in that county, VINO hSa ' s,esi
gled behind the retreatlng column " "''
horses, &c. g.. ca0eral"
The yearly meeting Of the Society OF tr's qhs
in Philadelphia, closed on Friday I&S'' i ,hs
meeting was attended by members wv. lo,.n
country and by representatives OF near! S1 +bp
Quarterly meetings scattered throagnou' Ar
States Of New jersey and Pennsylvania .,,n 70"
unusually large number Of ministers, . Ds IRE.
inc to meetings Of other States were a nr Of
sent, among whom we're Samuel J r1;"ts and
l.oudoun county Va, and Kacn 3 l''V
Richard Cromwell, Of New York: =, .s;ooto1,
Wm. T, smithson, banker in Wasn Ill ssnt
has been arrested by the detectives ap' Con.
to the I'D Capitol prison FOR deal'"s
federate money, g.. -, destruction
The pittsburg papers record the '.s ,nneh Of
- 10 600 bbls of oil, BY fire, at toS D''
Oh Greek. JOSS s75,VW
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, ~
creeks ana i1less around E:'ilst,). 4 lew gun
boats are stationed of Folly lSjand: and a inc
:1trance to >e 1reek ne Ysa'l,e1 a. u
lsosal au 't1nto' - s +:rao 1.st season. and
90 fia soId;ar: ara rery careless IS to exposure
aDd Diet, mucE. sickness is anticipated, The
negroes Q! late have become SONG" ny olsc2l
t5hte ana some - 'lel'l = tS'','.. tbav 10
11a;|9 1;|s RI, uhira soI,}iers.-(Nat. Int.
-- ==z-~------
GREAT complaints are mace III some OF tne
4>oEl'eIfl papers a' Tie lao'Aca'lo''s 'e'el's'y
puoHSaeo As 10 reported 'ec'o<S,"s o. ','e
i'S pialI"nnocA oy eSe''' ,looAe': "tu even '''7
s''.0'0 u At!>1' 1'>'','' "l'N'A o'''S~' 'o"'
1''''''> 0' way, "D'' ~, .'>' >1>'A>"
'i7 ''0>,' '1e'' ''.c "l'1'J % '''o ''@'e'''''S
sra1t: no|"' 49,, 'I'1. "a
n,Iijtan: .sIhero i soioeth;ng renuirine ey-
pIanation in the very positive and detailed ac
counts sent forward from v %7t1nston on Sun
10y 90 ".' ..
a' AZ 1Ao ','1@
eieo'"'0 d. ~? Sz'''J' "HA y1' t'leS "o'7 so1
"a s';cn e. t'ilclt "'u nl<'o'.l y ;e.a e - 90 -
~ l',o' ca'to1o W. -
;nosn;ct3x or;gi,ator and ubatvas his ob;nct2v
! 1ettcr from Falmontb nnh]isbed IN the
= c,.e herr, ,,.rors GIVE. s.Tbe last of +bo Faa.
ors5 xounaa7 left On the other side 81 the
Royr.b annoo1x baro hoan brorobt ovor %bo
r;-s,. AZ oood =, 20 uza. +a},or ~ +bo,, ub;}o
+bo~v ,,o;rod =, +ho ronfesoroto E,,>s %
oo,,I7 ~a.soaah,,, - a~nooto3 rba .,oa;oo1
s+oras ss,,t ovor a. tba s,,nooat;o,, of ia, roa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-18
James G. Mcclure, OF the auction hou

James Z. ~NtUuITt, o. VI7 !" UCV1011 7EV7e70 u
Mcclure l. Co., in Washington, was some
What injured by railroad accident near Elk
ron, on Thursday last Mr. McGolre was hurt
about the shoulders, but not disabled.
s Washington dispatch in the n. 7. Post
says Gen Hooker has gone back to fal-
mouth to prepare for another mpaign. The
Confederates are already upon their legs, and
IS We % not cross over and give them employ
s1,ent, they viii soon move up towards WASH
;arton. This IS the opinion Of some Of the
t.saa military; l19o.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
fr REVISED STATUTES.
~ a ~ III Rs ~ ID ~ /,
s GAVIN & HOR DIS
REVISED STATUTES!
OF In DI A n A
seConca Ecsttion-


THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN &
Horcs Revised Statutes Of Indiana IS ready for
delivery. Both volumes have been carefully revised
ard sH errors corrected There is added TO the first
volume appendix Of over two hundred pages con-
tanning the acts passed the regular and called sessions
Of the Legislature OF ioo and the regular session Of
lssS, with full index. This edition viii increase
the value Of the WORK. as Il will contain all
all the laws Of the State in force. The second
volume contains all the upon the subjects which
il refers, except those Of 1868, and the amendments
made that session are noted in the margin Of that
volume. These amended acts, however. will be found
in the Supplement.
The price OF the present edition, printed upon clear
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Tie SUPPLEMENT, containing the acts Of the regular
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nevIs-d&wf Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
A MASKED ASSASSIN AND BURGLAR
7sctnfy-Eire Hundred and Eleres
Dollars Taken!
What are we to do to Protect Us ?

Yesterday, Monday, between the hours of one
and two a. NJ. the dwelling of Mr. Henry Rosen-
thai, on North Mississippi street, opposite the
State House, was entered by burglars. The
back door from the yard forced and the door
opening into Mr.. Rosenthals bed room entered by
means of burglars implements. Suddenly Mr.
Rosenthal was awakened by man standing with
a knife over him and threatening to kill him if
he made the slightest noise or the slightest
demonstration. He threatened Mrs. Rosentha,
who is in a delicate way. The result was that
the burglar, who masked, took from the
pillows under Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenthals heads,
twenty-five hundred dollars in greenbacks, ten
dollars in one gold coin and one dollar in an
other The burglar, coolly standing over Mr..
and Mrs. Rosenthal with his knife drawn, count
ed the money, pronounced it right. and then,
saying that he was going TO search a bureau in
another room, backed out, knife in hand and
probably loaded down with pistols, keeping bis
eyes all the time upon Mr.. and Mrs Rosenthal,
living in bed. He, the burglar, according to all
suppostions of the case did not stop at the afore-
said bureau, but went out the back way, climbed
the fence and put with his S2,5ll..
Now the question is, after this, one of the most
daring burglaries ever committed, what citi-
zens to do to protect themselves They are not
safe on the streets, daylight or dark, and it is bv
what authentically relate above, demonstrated
that they arc not safe in their own domicis-their
own castles, according to the old English law
What are we TO do! Arm ourselves, and 90
round numbering, or rely still further upon the
constituted protectors of our lives and property.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

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Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

UJ b. Roberts openrd Whist Is Indicative Of
the most brilliant engagement OF the season at
the Metropolitan last night Never hefore did
this great actor appear more splendidly. This
t-aordian unlike one or two OF his prrdecessors.
/. a small man, physically, but handsomely put
mn. and from the crown Of his head TO the tip
end OF his little toes, full of genius. He viii
produce during the week several of his great
PLAYS His engagement l. positively limited to
six nights Tonight the Moors in Spain. not a
stereotyped drama, but one ofthrilling interest
and calculated to give opportunities Of illus
tratiug the talents, fhe accomplishments and the
great tragic power Of Mr.. Roberts, will be pre-
sented- = t W
1Z- Gottschalk, Brgnoli Cordier and Patt
held forth brilliantly at Masonic Hall last night.
Wonderful is the power of Gottschalk upon the
piano He is the greatest musical genius of the
age And we have not words TO express our
admiration Of Brignoli, the beautiful Cordier,
and the accomplished Patti. We assure the
public that no grander musical entertainment has
ever before or ever will hereafter. if We under
stand the harmony Of sweet sounds, be afforded
them. Masonic Hall tonight, the last night of
Gottschalk, Brienoli Cordier and Patti, will
undoubtedly be throneed with brilliant ladies and
cultivated gentlemen Of the metropolis of In
diana.