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profession, and my recent experience and
observation confirm my former opinion.
May they be kept in good health, that we
lose not the benefit Of their learning, skill
and faithfulness.
some few changes have been made a
mons the officers since l last wrote. the
most important Of which is the election. of
Major liolbroos as Colonel. II may be
sad, without fattery, that, though the 9TH
has been unfortunate in most things, il was
not SO in securing 50 good Colonel.
Though every young Vermonter may look
upon him as satisfactory in the best sense to
the regiment, uron which he confers honor,
and as promising for the future.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
CouSrERrslr PosrAer CuuerSc-

CouNTERFEIT POSTAGE CURRENCY
An arrest Of Party Charged Nth Circu-
tating IA large quantity of twenty
five cent notes of the government currency
have been freely circulated through this
city for several days past. Yesterday,
policeman George A. Houck, of the west
ern district, succeeded in arres,ing man
named Frederick Eckhart, charged with
having passed some of the said counterfeit
notes. lie had upon his person quite a
number of them. They are easily dis
tinsuished from the genuine upon M ex-
amiration. They are much lighter in color,
the faces in the ,ignettes blurred, and have
heavy shading on the figure 5 in the
corners OF each note. Every one should
be on the lookout, and examine closely every
note OF this denomination received.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

No PROOF OF LoYALTY.-We have
occasionally heard old fogies soundly be-
rating the government, and at the same
time laying claim to pre- eminent loyal
ty-citing in proof of the fact. that they
have given their sons to the army. The
truth Is, however, that in almost every soch
case these proud fathers never gaze their
sons. On the contrary, against the wishes
of their sires, these noble sons care them
setres. We submit therefore, that it is hard
" fair, in such cases, for fathers to appro-
pirate to themselves the devotion and loyal-
~ which belong to their sons. and then to
use the fraud in justifying their undisguised
hostility to the government. They certain
ly need to have their attention called 10 the
exhortaiion Of the apostle, +" Render TO all
their dues; tribute TO whom tribute is due
custom to whom custom fear to whom
fear ; honor to whom honor. - Boston Jour
val.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills.

TUE combination Of ingredients in these pills are the re
result Of long and extenye practice They nre mi
In their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful transformations, removing all obstrue MS whether
from cold otherwise headache pain in side papit-
ton OF the heart whites, all Affections hl stercs
tttigue pain in the back and limbs disturbed sleep
which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESE PILLS
was the commencement of in the treatment o.
those irregularities and distractions which have consigned
50 many TO premature grave. No female enjoy good
health Unless she Is regular and whenever obstruction
takes place THE general health begins decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most effective remedy known for all
peculiar TO Females To all classes they are Invaluable in
dueing with certainty, periodical regularity They
known TO thousands who have used them derent pe
RODS throughout the country having sanction Of some
Of the most eminent physicians in America.
Explicit directions stating when they should be
With each boxe price 81 per box containing 50 to
90 pills.
Pills sent by msil promptly by RENTING to the PFopre
tor. Sold by Druggists generally.
h. Is. HUTCIIlNGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar ST.; New York.
o. +. Woods. Agent. Bellows Falls c. Villas Paper
Mill Village; A. H. Johnnot, Wapoei Z. Hills. Keene
z2-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

In Brattleboro, Jan %. Mrs. BETsEY ALLEN aged TO-
West Dummerston, Jan. 20 Mrs ZERvIAH widow of the
late Samuel Stoddard aged 81 years % days
In Ludlow Jan 3d. MARY JANE daugh ter Of Alexander
Snow, aged year, months.
In Alstead, H. Jan, g. of consumption, Mr. BLIJAH
KI1TREDGE, aged IS years,
In Westminster, Feb 6. ofcongestion Of lungs MARTHA
JANE, daughter of Geo. W. and X. Metcalf aged II
months and II days.
In Springfield, Dec Il, JOHN KNIGHT, aged SO years
10 mouths.
In Springfield Dec IL, FLORA NJ only child Of John
and catherine knight, aged year and months.
in the U. s. Hospital rasheau CITY, La, Jan TO- OF
dptheIii, RANSOM B. MILLER, of Dela G. Miller OF
Westminster West aged Is years, months, member Of
Go. II, 9Th Reg. Vt. Vols.
From excellent letter by Geo NJ Bssell announcing
his death, we make the following extract:
Ransom d. Miller beloved conrade buried with
military honors. As the last salute fired
from his grave to hence felt that leaving
of our most faithful and trustworthy comrades No
shall We see him in his place in the ranks, ready for any
duty aud faithful in its execution Peaceful and quiet in
Aie calm aud resigned in death-w mourn for him for
a bother.n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

The PRosPEoTs OF THE FRENCH IN
Observation-Disclosures who left vera Cruz a
month ago bring important intelligence con-
corning the condition aud prospects of the
French in Mexico. They represent the
army to be completely demoralized. Ad-
miral De La Gravierre admits that the ex-
pediicn is failure. Gen. Forey, who
added over 80 600 men to the troops OF
Gen. Lorencez, has now not more than
% 600 electives, and admits that he re-
quires many thousand more before he can
hope to fight his way to the city of Mexico.
Sixty thousand more is the number named.
but this seems incredible. The French
soldiers are suffering sorely from bad living
and the diseases of the countrr. In the
interior diarrhea, in Vera Cruz horrible
black small pox. There is great Jealousy
between the army and navy, and Gen.
Forey despises Saligny and his clique.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

ILLINoIs.-The secesh feeling in Illinois
in showing itself most undisguisedly. The
Chicago Tribune thus gives an account of a
scene on the 9th:
The resolution Of senator Underwood, i,
relation 10 proposed recess of the Assem-.
bly, I'LL June, came up, and there was much
opposition by Republicans. Speeches in IA
vor were made by Underwood, Green. and
Liodsay, and in opposition by Ward, Rod
gers and Mack. The speech of Mr.. Mack
was the greatest thing of the season. He
denounced the resolution of tie Committee
on Federal Relation as traitorous, and some
OF the men named as peace commissioners
as traitors, by name. He was interrupted
by Democrats, who asked why he was not
in the field He answered that he was
Where danger acas most imminent and tchere
traitors acre most numerous This brought
down the galleries and loJbies with shouts
of applause.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

HEAVY DAYS" IN THE New YoRK
PoSr,oFFIcE.-We find the following in
the last United States Mail t.
Some idea will be given of the i'm
mensa labor in the New York Post Office,
when the fact IS mentioned that on Tues
day last, in addition tn the usual work, there
were received by steamer from Newborn,
n. T., 66 600 letters; Port Royal l6 900 !;
and three mails from New Orleans by diff
ferent steamers, bringing about ID 600
making, in all, nearly 100 600 extra letters
in one day. On the following morning,
by the arrival of the Saxonia with the
European mails, were received over 80 600
letters"
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Cavalry Horses.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that Lieut.
Col PRESTON, Of the First Vermont Cavalry Regiment.
Is duly authorized by the proper DEPARTING of public
service 70 purehase Horses for the OF said Regiment
III offered for sale the United States for this service
must conform fully TO the reserved specifications in these
CARDS, VIZ
sound in all particulars: from Is 10 hands high MOI,
less than than years Old color he bays
brosns backs sole goSd square trsiters bride wise
and size sufficient for the purpose above af1ed For which
f.ir prices will be paid.
Lieut. Col Preston and the undersigned viii be LUD-
LOW, Windsor County, the LIT and 18th inst and
RkATfLkBOko. Windham County, the 10Th and 2lst
inst Tor the purpose Of Inspecting aud purchasing sac
suitable Horse As may be hereafter designated, Of which
due notice will be gwen.
X. W CLARKE, Asst ouarsemaster Of voss.. O. g. A.
Bellows Falls. Feb, 1865
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
c. COOK,
p. +. Coon.

FsrEY's MELopEoNs.-We call at,en-
tion to the advertisement Of Mr.. Jacob Es-
tey in the TIMES this week. The entii e
business of this extensive mandatory. is
row carried on by Mr. Estey, the old firm
of Estey &c Green having been dissolved.
Mr.. Estey las always employed good and
ingenious wcrkmen, and has thus been en-
abled 10 make improvements and additions
te his Melodions from time TO time, SO that
they are now as perfect as the present state
Of science and art will allow. He makes a
great variety, ranging in price from seven
iy-fve TO two Kindred and fifty dollars
They are adapted TO the parlor, the school
room, the concert hall, and the church, and
are Of such dimensions that they can easily
be moved from one place to another. 1t is
wonderful that such variety and power of
music can be obtained from an Instrument
so small in size. The best recommendation
OF Mr.. Estey's Melodeocs is TO he dawn
from The fact, tha; they are called for and
sent in great numbers to all the loyal States.
and find their way also into Upper and
Lower Canada, and are best appreciated
and most priced by those best capa bic of
judging OF their merits,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
CAMBRIDGE MAaSKET.
Wednesday, FEB. II.

Wednesday, Feb IL.
At market, 542 CattIe-mostly Beeves.
Prizes Of Market BeefExtra, 81 25 T,5o first qnali-
ty $3.50 a 6I5 second quality So 90 q GOO; third quail
ity, $40 q GOO; ordinary, 5000.
Working 0xen-S00 ee co.
Cows and Caves--S25, 50 a. 46.
Yerngs hone two year ods, SIS q 20 three year olds
sci q %.
Sheep and Lambs2000 at markets prices, In lotss4 80
q 900 each extra, 500, 600 g 50 or II "a v b.
Hides, g SIC. y itJ Ta.low, Sc. p ID.
Pets, 81 W y 225 each Calf Skins, q DC. y ilJ.
Remarks.-Not many Cattle as last week Prices nom
inay the same but when the qnalty Of Cattle
pared with last weeks the prices full 25c y
Sheep sold quick at slight advance last weeks prices
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

dercd your resignation 2" said Gen. Hunter
" am. sir 4; but then l was n little ex.
cited, and did not wish 10 rysign. but only
to express my views" said the young hero
" Very well, sir" said the General; +" and
now you have mine. Your resignation
is accepted, and you viii not need a fur
lough."
We understand the General has no seri-
Gus fears that the army will suffer much bv
the loss of such oilicers.-Free South, Bean.
fort, S. G.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

The SEVENTH REGIMENT. A cores
pendent of the Newsdealer, under the date
of January 9Th, gives the following infor.
nation OF the present condition of the reg
iment:
I" ne secured good quarters in Pensacola
the same day, which was the 10th of Nov.
We occupy the quarters of the 9Th New
York, which regiment left soon after our ar
rival, for New Orleans. We find the place
very much as it was recommended to be
quite heakhy for those who best stood the
storm on the gulf, or were the healthiest on
getting here. Many of the invalids on
board that small boat-so poor place for
so many, and especially in siorm-have
since been laid beneath The sands, and more
are daily following. Every eff1rt is made
that can be made, ienderly TO care fer the
sick. For one surgeon, the task of attend
ing to so many invaliJs was very great
Surgeon Blanchard has been in a good de-
gree relieved of his wearying, and unequal
iabors. The arrival of Surgeons Foster
and Langdon from the north was an event
we had some ii me looked for, and was very
welcome. These gentlemen have the re-
spect of all, although they have been here
but a short time. Their careful and faith
full attendance on duly promise well for
Il
better state OF health. aided by better cir
cumstanees. ] hare long thought tina:
doctors of right stamp had it in their pow
er to do more good than men Of any other
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

DEBATE Ar WESTMINSTER WEsr.-A
correspondence sends us an account of an
exciting debate before the Lyceum in that
pace on the following resolution
hesotred. That it would promote the in
ierest OF the United States and The world.
TO- at once acknowledge the independence
OF the southern confederacy.
The politics of the country was very gem
orally discussed, and so great the Interest
that they had an audience of some two hun
dred and fifty and the contest was kept up
for two nights on the same subject, till half
past ten o'clock. Among the speakers were
Rev. Mr.. Stevens. Judge Goodhue, Messrs.
Bemis, Clark, Daniels and others, AL of
whom our correspondent says, acquitted
themselves with uch Credit
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

PROMOTIONS IN THE 5TH REGIMENT.
Capt. Crane Of Co. F, has been trans
ferred to company X. Lieut.. Hamilton
has been promoted to the Captaincy of COM
pany +. Second Lieutenant Wallace, com
pany *, has been promoted TO the First
l4ieutenaney OF the same company, vice
Quartermaster Austin, transferred to F.
Sergeant Major Spencer has been promoted
10 the Second Lieutenancy of company ID.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

STATE OF YER MONT, The Hon Probate Court
DIST, OF WESTMINSTER s 8. for said District To all
persons Interested in the Estate of SOLOMON HOLMAN
late OF Windham, deceased, testate Greetine
You are hereby notified that this will decide non
the allowance of the account William Harris admIns
traitor with the viii annexed of said estate and decree dis
tnuton Of aiu estate among the persons entitled there to-
az ne session Of said eonrt to be held the of Al
Wilder in Rockingham, in said district on the first We'd
nesaiy OF March, A. d 1868 when and where ro NAV he
heard IN the premises If you see ft.
o..s. ne, 49, BENZ W. DEAN, Register.
ufai'ohi feoruafy y 1873. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

h'nne' bed gowns, 9 WOODEN blankets, ~
flannel shirts and undershirts, 1870 cotton
Shirts IL pillows, SO sheets, Is night cal :.
q pairs mi;fens, FOG pairs drawers, ~ pairs
pillow cases, 2l2 handkerchiefs, "a cushions,
339 napkins, a cans currant and apple
Jelly ~ pairs slippers, 43 bed ticks, IL pill
10" ticks, 4 calico wrappers, G bottles rasp
berry shrub and lemon syrup, dried apple
aud cnrrants, maple sugar, mutton talluw,
currant and blackberry wine, bandages and
mt This list includes three boxes sent 10
camp to the Fourth Regiment.
The ladies of Chester hive well earned
the patriotic reputation they long since re-
ceived.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

Two visits were recently made at the Bab-
tisi parsonage which greatly cheered the
hearts OF its present. occupants.
AT The first visit, the friends left with the
Pastor and his family, in money and other
valaables, SIC. The second visit was com
posed of thirteen persons whose aggregate
age amounted to $40 years. The eldest
was 81, the youngest was 60, and a happier
company was never convened al our dwell
ling. For each of the visits we would ex-
press cur grateful Acknowledgements.
c. Coon,
=. L. Coon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

GEN. HUNIER's METHou-A youthful.
high-Ioned officer, 10 preserve his self-re-
spect, and vindicate the honor of the coun-
try, threw up his commission on the an
nouncement of General Hunters famous
order No. l /. In confederation of the ex-
IRENE youth of the gallant officer and his
undoubted patriotism, the General passed
the matter in silence Weeks of hard SER
vice SO wore upon the young man that he
applied for farIoueh, when the following
conversation ensued
Are YOU the officer who recently ten
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

SEcEsH PRrcEs.-By advices from
Charleston, S. c., to Jan. 4. we learn that
ladies shoes were selling for $50 per pair ,
children's from, So to IS flannel 81 per
yard ; eggs 81 per dozen corn 50 so TO
SO 30 per bushel butter 81 40; coffee SO;
oeef forty, pork fifty, and ham ninety cents
per pound.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

The story is that Gen. Burnside has
made some remarkable disclosures before
the Committee on The Conduct of the War.
The difficulties that he has had thrown in
his way since his taking command, from the
day the pontoons were not forthcoming, as
per agreement with Gen. Halleck and
Meigs, 10 the day he resigned, were of all
kinds. Imbecility, cowardice, apathy an
treason met him at every turn. His orders
were not always obeyed just when they
should be officers from whom more should
have been expected shirked their duty; trea.
son in our own camps exposed his plans 20
the enemy as rapidly as they were formed,
and jealous officers succeeded in more than
once preventing forward movement al the
opportune moment.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13

JEFF Davis retaliation proclamation :"
is censured in very strong language by the
London Times, and the President advised
not to attempt its enforcement, as it may
cause him the loss of both France and Eng
land. Is the Times coming to its senses?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
Married.

in Westmoreand. Jan 10 by Rev. O. G.. Woodbury. Mr..
LYMAN z. GHfCkERING of Westmoreand. and Miss
LOUISA l. HOLDEN of Chesterfield
In Windsor Feb. 2, by Rev T. H. Byington, Mr. MAR
Gus A. sPAULDlNG and Miss Q. p. HAPGooD, both of
Reading.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
STATE oE VERMnNr.l rbe uon rro,... ca--.

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon Probate Court
hisr OF WESTMINSTER, $. for said District To all
persons interested in the Estate DAVID BURT late Of
Rockingham, deceased q raating =
fop are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance of the account of Cas Chass executor
the last will ami testament said deceased and decree de
touon OF said estate among the persons entitled there
,o AZ the session thereof to be held at The Inn X
Wilder IN Rockingham, in said district on the first We'd
nesday of March, D 1898 when and where YOU may be
heard in the premises If you see fit.
BENZ. w. DEAN. REGISTER
Grafton February 4, 1853 70
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Leland and Gray Seminary.
TowNsHEND. VT.

II BUBFHAkD, A. ~, Principal.
". ". RgGG, A. b., Associate Principal.
e. HAMILTON, ESQ. Instructor ia Commercial Department
Miss NJ b. BLAsDfy, Teacher of Music
THE Trustees are happy to announce the contin-
uei prosperity Of this Institution, public m
est assured that IL fully maintaining its former repu-
ation The Spring Term will March ith Tn
ton from 50 TO "a Term. Board from 81 to 50 80 per
weet. furnished rooms for self boarding from 80 to So
per Term. No deauctt tuition Tor than half a
Term. IL. FLETCHER, D., PIesisent.g
c CLARK, NJ. D., Secretary SO
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
BLANKS, DEEDS, WRITS, &c.

MI ORTGAtB, Warranee. and Queiainl nssfs Ju tres
vi County Court, and Mrits Grand Jurors
At THIS OFFICE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
PHYSICIANS REsCRIPTfoNs
Wi be earctIl IL Ia ~ .ill.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF A NERVOUS INVALID. Published for the benefit
ana as caution to young men, and others who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Early Decay and their kindred ailments
supplying the means Of self culture BY who has cured
himself after being victim Of misplaced med
zeal huubag and quackery By enclosing po-t-paid d.
rectcd envelope, single copies may had Of the
York. sec,,. l.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
A Good Farm for Sale.

IN EAST PUTNEY, VERMONT.
THE Farm contains $50 acres Of excellent Till.
age Moving, Pasturng and Woodland with FOOD two
story House thereon and Barns and Sheds suitable aud con-
Tenen for any good farmer 1t Is situated within mile
81 the village wherein IL good Grist Mill, Mill and Me-
ehanic shops, and only two miles from the Rai sta
ton and Post Office Reference may be to Franklin
Pierce OF East Potney and John Knbal Putney or to
the subscriber in Boston, Mass. :
Bosros, Jan. "a, 1868. s
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Attention, Farnersy

SAVE YOUR TIME YOUR LABoR,-YoUR MONEY
YOUR ASHES
I'VE take wood, lumber, grain, potatoes, apples,
w cider meat tallow, grease vinegar sugar. beans on
ions beets urnps, cabbages chcstnu.s walnus butter
NUTS hay straw corn fodder, butter, cheese lard poultry
eggs wool skins furs pelts paper old from old brass
Old lead old copper, &c, &c &c. We give in exchange
A barrel Of sof, Soap
box OF Hard Soap
box Of Soda Soap!
box OF Chemical Sosp ~,
box of CANDIDATE!
Think of It, and judge for yourselves
D. w. ELMER & co.
Bellows Falls Soap Works. Jan, 1853 4
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Springfield Wesleyan Seminary,

And Female Collegiate Institute.
MIXING TERM will commence February 9th
~ These institutions ai.6rd the best facilities for thor
ongh and practical Education They conducted by a
fni Board of experienced Teachers The Prof of Mtsc
ana GERMAN has been thoroughly educated in his depart
ment, in Germany. For particulars address,
Springfield, Tt, Feb. A. 1858. 81
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SaxtOn's River Seminary.

TERM Of eleven weeks under the direction Of
II ALLEN LEACH. bate grsduate Of Amherst Col
legc, viii commence she fist Wednesday q March next
Competent Assistants ploysd II sufficient encourage
rnsDt given Superior advantages here osred IN No
Sc treferenc TO Prof. Hay dsls adverti--ncotl
Tuirion $500 to s4o Music extra I.
Letters for Rooms for seBrdng or FIR Board NAV b
sddr-s-si 20 e. s. sAsIE DR.. or ia
s,rsans HiTsr. Ism cn, fsd3
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day sold and ira nsferrea my News.
paper business aud list OF subscribers to o. T. Woods.
20 whom all orders In future shoud be addressed ana fo
his long experience in this business volt 70 be
we'll suppsd reasonable prices With any paper or
periodical you may order of him. @. N. PEASE
Bellows Falls, Fed. Il 1868. .ss G.
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DISSOLUTTONx

HE coparncrship heretofore existing between thcsub-
scribers, under the firm of Merrill skinner, ~ this
day dissolved by mutual The affairs Of tbs ehn-
eern will be settled At thu Formerly occupied Wy Mrr
riii skinncf L. MERVlLL
u y. SkISNEN.
Springfield, Nov. TO- 1907 4e