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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01
NLEVELANp 3 ERIE BE.

sA4 AAAl2AN0 . A4sAG - ~
1854. sUhMER ARRAHsEAIHT. 1ssA
On and assr Monday, Nay 18th, 1854, Passenger
Trains viii run - follows Sundays excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
0f46 a. m.-DAT EXPRESS TRAIH-Stopntngn e
WillOuzhby, PainesTflle, Geneva, Al6tasllA,
Oonneaut ana 1lrsru only, and arrive ct Eris al
l.lbp m, Dun XIX LIS D N, Buffalo 5so5 d m.
$50 4. .m.-OlhC!hhATlE tx EsS-esoPpinga
PAinesVills, Ashtabula and Girard only, and Ar-
Eiyes 81 Erie GIT p. n, Dunkirk s:s3p. m.s Bui.
$50 ?. MlI.g2hAII M AHB AOOOMMOpATIOH-
stopping at All stations and arrives at Eris %
0.IO p, E.EHIGHT ExPREss TRAIN-stOvUtpr
at atFAine5Fille, Ashtabula and GirArd only, Knd
arrives IS Erle At l2;l2 .. m.s D1nkirk 3s4s -
n, BuGalo 40 .. n.
LEAVE ERIR
I:15 A n.-NIgHT MXPRESS TRAIH-8eoVpiug ae
eirsrd, Ashtabula and PafneITiIls oniT, ana are
FiTe1 at Cleveland at 500 a. \.
500 A. E.--HAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-stogplng g al stations and arrives At oisEs-
go A M-TOLEDO EXPE EESe-Ssoppiag ct Al Sta
Ilona s=esIt sE.nIiIls an, sagysEOok. Unionytlo,
EIor. -o T.%DAY ]. E1PREss rRAIE-ssopp.ns It 81.
rArd, OcnnosUt, AshtabulA, and PainsgVino
only, and arrives in Cleveland At 5s10F. n.
~ Second UaIS OErs ars Fza on AL thrO1Gh
With trains ior 1olsdo, Chicago, OolRmbus Olnoin.
EAti, Indianaplis st. Louis, &C.; and ali through
trains going Eastward connect 81 Dunkirk with he
srAtnB or the n. z &. Railroad, and At Buffalo with
those Of the New York Central and BusAlo 3 New
York Oity Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
si4gATa Salls e., and q Erie with trains on ths
sRDay Express, Ea1s and West, connects at 0irerd
with Trains On EFie and Pittsburgh Eallroad bR
LnesVills' hshdEiile, Jsne5t9En a. :, -.
OsVoIAnd, Nay 18th, IsS4.
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SEWING MACHINES.

No Home Complete without it. Very
-Noiseless-Never gsts out Of Or
der-Needles cannot be set wrong. Csn
and see it and judge for yourselves.
marohl6-B2
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On and After Monday, May 18Th, Ist4 Fas,snRar
Trains Win leave Cleveland e. follows C5undal ax-
oeptsd):
as4O A ms-OHIQAGO E4PRESs-StoBl st Bsraa,
9raftons Oberlin, horEAlk, MorrosEiils, Belle
yres UlJdes 1Enontand Elmore, and arriVolat
Loleoo Al le:o5 A.sS.; and On cago IS $50 P. =.
DoO r Hives MAAL-5tOps ~ All So
ttons On southal4 lvision, and arrives Is To-
ledo e 6;s0P. r.; Uhicago $50 Az.
AEtU p m.-nOhIA AhH MAIL-8tcnl Al Al nta-
siOns on Northern DiTiHiop, and arrives at Ban-
700 p. M.-HIGHf ExPBEss- -stops At Grafton,
horValk, MonroeTtlls, Clyde, and Eremons, and
arrives At Toledo ~ li:l5 2. n; and OhioaGo q
84 A.M.
OOAHEOTIOEB.
O0nns5tionn are made At MOnrcsFiIls With ths Han-
duIkY, nansneld Newark B.R., At Clyde with ths
Bandnsky, Dayton B OinoinnGti b. &, st Fremont
With fremont Indiana Il. B., and af Toledo with
the Michigan Southern B H0rthsrn Indiana and To-
iodo WAbash hatroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jacka
sens Tort Nayne, ogan5port, Lafayette, Cairo. All
tons -. Louis and all ponts West North Wsst and
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN ClsVsIAnd IRON Toledo ana the
west at 80 A. 2.45 H.. and SIS ?. 4. Erom
Ban6u1kY ~ 81 A. n Z. ID. BUUKUR. 6usi Z
ClsEeand, Nay 10, 1874
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01

slELLING CFs Ar REDUCED
~ PRICES.-hs have very large stock OF goods
on hand Aud trade not Sery brisk, will commence
from thfs uay selling on
At assd1ced Prices
In the stock EiI be found & hsnds0ms assort-
r.nt of PAN Black SiikE suitable tor dresses AID
msuiilss which Will be offered ~ low prices. Black
AlpaccaB, Bomoazines. DeLAines, TAmiso Cloths
LAmaItine an wide Beieges being full sssortmeut
of Mourning Goods all at reasonable prices.
Irfsh Linens, Pillow case Jihens, &c, &c with a
full sssortmsrto Of hous Eeeping goods Also, full
assortment Of Plaid MobaiIs o re pectiully in
Vite pHrchasars oi DRY DDS to give Ule call, as
guarantee tc sell them goods st prices sasactery to
fsgmselves 3. HYMAN,
mavq5 Cor-7r suoerior- q. sud PsFllc square.
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CLOTHES WkINGER.

DUTNAM'S CLOTB Els WRING-
ERS.-Deasrs purchasing Wringsrs to sell in
Cuyshcga osunty, are ca Iioned against purchasing
u by rign OF purchase and sls0 caution citiEens
who buy Tor family use from purchasing Of any one
but myself or agentH. GEO. D.. BECK,
mar@ 40 superiCr-It., opposite POatofiOs.
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fWTTH TTs OONREOTIH

CWITH ITS OOREEOTIHO
Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
Tss Track Is StOas BaUGstsd and IS FFss JT9 BlsI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01

Petroleum. v. Nasty on Presidential Cam
didaGeu.
In the following letter Mr.. Nasty, enc
Of whose lucubrstiOns we printed few
days ego, declares his political prefer.
ences:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01

1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
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eBOBEss0E o. ELEJTaoPAETIE AID HEDEmEE
Onos-ll9 Seneca Street, lew doors from Superfo or,
up gtairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once heurs frem9 to Il and from 7to Q O'Clock
daily t5uudsys eIcepted-)
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
BOSTON MARKET.

PoR wEEK ESpISG TuxsD,r, SEPTEMBER 10, 1854
Tho market has become unsettled and prices dur
ing the week have uctuaed with gold closing at 81 80 G
ST 81 ~ h for Middling
poMEsrICs Cotton Goods have been very quiet. and
STOCKS are light Heavy standard Sheetngs and Brown
prus have been selling at 100 " yard,
FLouR-The market for flour has become quite dun,
and The decline In gold gives downward tendency 10 pri
@ as, So continues moderate for the season. but re-
81 n, & on tbe Increase We quote good and choice
..lPe ,Jing tenesee Canada Ohio aud Michigan, 81
ig 2b 1 Is b bbi; good and choice brands ST. Louis SIS
q SIS v Dbl
GRAIN The demand for Corn the past week has been
i, "a nrices near the close not SO firm, the
70 vsrn mixed closing at 81 ~ v bushel cats In
e " dnana and duh at " "a 96c u bnshel White
M w ~ nl hut prices remain about the same-SS %
90 o. ~ hnsheI for marrow and extra pea,
ppovtsIoNs The stock n Pork Is very much reduced
~ l have been sula but at full prices. Wet quote
Anu 'n 49, AZ ss5 s4I n bbi, cash. Beef is quiet,
~. es have been mall AZ S2i q s2S W bbl for tam
n ~ ard remains without change, with steady de-
~ 25c " n 10 Ibis and tierces. Smoked Hams
mani i, al no a 2le D h, cash Butter has been rather
sn With limited sales 60 e Sic for good and choice
SSe IL dull aud in moderate demand at 10 "a &c v ID
for poor aud prime
suGAR-The market for Sugar has been very quiet
A. ,,b. week and the do inward tendency Of gold has
stiisI The market Refined are Ia moderate demand at
previous prices
wooI.-The market for domestic fleece and pulled re,
i,hout material change, and tbs fluctuations in gold
ha la 10 very settled eg Ths sles OF fleece have
ranged nom Ell 05 q 81 Is aa pulled as high as 81 ~ g
81 so y lb.
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Died.


In Chester, Sept. TO- ABBIE, daughter Of Benjamin
Baldwin, aged II years. Sept IL, Mrs, PHEBE HARRIS,
aged n years,
In Walpole N. II Sept. llth JOSEPH COBB, aged GO
years, II months and % days.
In Chester, Aug. 80, of dysent cry, CYRUS ROBBINS
formerly Of JsInaica aged SO years. " Il Z
In Jamaica, July q, Of small pox ALMENA the wife Of
Winston Bourn, aged 65 years, month and q days.
In Jamaica JuiY 2, of small pox, Mr. NATHAN JOHN
son, aged Il years and u months s.s}
In Reading, September 4, Mrs HELEN NJ Wife Of Var
mum A. Reed and daughter of anes W. Fulton aged "A
years q - =. t. Fs H. - y
In Patterson Park Hospital Baltimore Nd Sept 10
sEPH O. BRYANT, Co. 1, Sth Vt Regt, aged 20 years,
youngest son OF Ira and Julia Bryant Of Wardsboro.
In Wesl Windsor Sept. 3, of consumption, HARRISON
WOODRUFF, aged IL.
In Ascutney yille Aug q, JOSEPH s., of Mr.. Jo-
seph and Mrs psrmela Weston, aged I months.
In Rockingham, Sept. H. Of cholera infantum SIMON
MILTON. only son Of Simon NJ aud Harriet Albee aged
years months.
In Felchville, on the Och inst, CHARLES ANTHONY.
oldest Of Anthony and Lucy Ann Durham, aged
years, months and IA dPys.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
Auction.

THE Subscriber offers TO sell Ut Puplic Auction
i on Tuesday the 9Th day OF SEPTEMBER his Farm known
as the Bbenezcr hobiuson Farm situated half mic
from South heading Village containing about 800 Acres
suitably divided into Hiage, Fate and Woodland The
buildings are large and comnotls and supplied with
good water There large Maple and Fruit Orchards
Also about 30 Tons q good ltsy One pair Of working
peeled. 50 Cords arst quality Healock BARR. Together
With various other articles,
Sale commences at oclags, z,
Russ ELL DERRICK
HOEAuk ARTfN Aucti1nesr
South Reading, Vt, Sept. 3, 1851, $50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
Notice.

THE Annual Exhibition Of The Winahafn Coun.
ty Agricultural Society will place ut tne society
Rar Ground 10 Nesfaue "wednesday and Thursday 2sth
md 2sth list IL Is hoped the Farmers Manufactures
Marons aud Maidrns will take lively interest in pre-
sentiug animals aud articles that will make the show
mertornus. The acs day will be devoted 10 the exhibit
ton Of stock manu- and fancy artices all
sheep and swine TO be removed o'clock Of the
first day II hoped the farmers will get all the stock
that will add 70 the interest Of the exhibition The second
day to the exhibition OF horses At o'clock the Soci
ETY. viii meet for the choice Of ocers report
mees premiums The several committees for award
ing premiums requested be Present the meeting
Of the Managers 10 clock of the hrst day One
Band will he in attendance
Per Order of Board Of Managers
$40 "a. sTEDMAS, seey.
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Married.

In Chester Sept. 9Th, by Rev {. @ Gurr, DANIEL L.
WOODWARD and MARY A. BALL0U both Of Swanzey,
NJ IL. .f-rer
At the residence Of the brides father in Chester sept
eth, by Rev q. G. Gurr, JAMES II. BURPEE, of New
London n, H., and Miss STELLA 2. WESTON, of G.
In Bri1gewater, Aug 81 by Rev Moses KiiIer Mr. AL
LEN E. WOODS aud Miss ADDlE NJ. PERKINS, both Of
Bridgewater. 5saa e.s.s.
In swanzey, n. II Aug. q Mr.. AURANAH CHASE and
Mrs LAUkErTA BALDWIN. both Of jamaica.
In windsor Sept. 81 by Rev G. Abbott Mr. EDMUND
G. BURKE and Miss LoANTHA HERHICk, both of
Springfield
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LATEST NEWS.

Capture of an Entire South Carolina Rcgi.
- ment. TH-l = -
Al official dispatch from Gen Sheridan
announces that a portion of his forces, on
Monday last, the 18th, captured the 9Th
South Carolina regiment entire, including
all the officers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

Of the 30th ult., Of three watches, its silver
ware, and about 500 in money.
/ Jarvis f. Burrows Of Vernon, has raised
this year ten acres Of tobacco, which will
yield, in the estimation of good judges,
nine tons of merchantable tobacco of the
first quality. .
On Friday the I'd inst. a man named
Foster, workman in the Melodeon Shop,
at Brattleboro, sawed finger so badly
that DIR. Gale had TO amputate it, and it
is now doing well. .-...,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

ANotST OF sToeK.
Cattle sheep. shotes Fat Hogs vesls
This week, S9s2 ot4 90 iSU ~
Last week, 2ss6 Ig5a 800 loo
A year ago Sep 16, 3i6s 1850 400 1900 81
Beet-Extra, sl4 sl5 FIRST quality si2 sls; second
quality. 81, q III tlrd quality 50 "a slli bulls &C.,
workins oxep-ss7 a Sis at vslus as beef,
Mieh Cows--sS0 q $50; extra, SIS q SIS.
Store Cattle-YeB rings few or none two year ODDS $50
a $40 three year olds. sSI a 500
Sheep and Lambs--sS a s. y head
Shotes--l0a lac V ID.
y h. Pelts 81 I5 g s. 70 each.
Remarks Cattle at Cambridge, $3.50; at Brighton,
Western 978 Eastern 400 Massachusetts, &c. enough to
make Just about 1000 head in ALL big number for the
season and Consequently butchers in no hurry 70
trade They afraid to leave anybody yard this
week ard they did do II Tuesday morning without buying
whenever thev thought nrces too still Geld. they said
tumbhug, and cattle must tumble, teo The droyers
did like il In that light but as the prospect Of
clearing yards grew dubious they had to submit TO Of
fers that they tried hard improve and think the
has grown tor the droyer to this time with
the prospect of bad closing tonight Although the cat
better this week than there many Just ut
for fall feed and farmers dou lie pay present prices
for THIS leaves the bi market oFersoeked ex-
cept for No extra which getting 10 be trade by
itsef Heard of no Northern IA te aud few high
l3tc pretty fair oxen 12e Both Northern and West
er are probably ID lower than last week many Of
the droYers say le Notied axen sold by W L. sahn at
l2c which he said equal 70 those sold last week for IL
About half as many sheep y last week Of which
some 400 are from Canada and loo from tine West Sc
many we're bespokeu last week commission leading
butchers that there but ies actual sales. Prices
rather better perhaps than last week but much diff
fereuee Noosd one los Of poor aabs at So and flock
of l00ibs Canada Sheep at iie per p.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
u. -. 7-3O Loan.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that subsrp
tons will be received Coupon Treasury Notes, payable
three years from Aug 10TH 1854 with semi annual Interest
at the rate of and threetenths per cent per
principal and interes, both be paid In lawful
money.
These notes will be eonyerbe at the option Of the holder
at maturity into six per cent gold bearing bonds payable
not less than five than twenty years from their
date as Goyerum may elect They viii be issued
In denominations Of $50, 800, 500, 81 600 and $1,000
and all subscriptions must be nr any dollars or some
multiple Of hny dollars.
The notes will be transmitted to the free Of
por,aton charges after the receipt Of original
Certificates of Deposit as they can be prepared.
As the notes draw nteres from August To- persons max
ing deposits subsequent that date pay the interest
seci ued from date of note to date of deposit.
Parties depostng twenty thousand dollars and up
wards for these any time will be allowed
commission of onequarter Of per cent which viii be
paid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt of
bill for the amount certified by the officer with whom
the deposit was made. No deductions for commissions
must be made from the deposits.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES or THIS LOAN &
IRIS NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK Offering higher rat. OF
interest than any other and the best security Any savings
bank which pays its depostors in Notes considers that
II paying the best circulating medium Of the country,
and cannot pay In nythng better for its asses
either government securities in notes bonds
payable In government paper.
E,-',.Nr. : ~ p '-a'n :
| - %" "'"''s " sl0 W. "'""
- 81 A". a'eu'uA'' "''.s'' anu Aie
'1 W - :" - ~ Us 'V''"'e'"'' iOi
Convertaoie Into "a Six per cent. 800 Gold
l. Bond.
In addition the very liberal interest on the notes
three years his privilege of conversion about
three per cent annum for the current rate for 500
Bonds is net less than aHe pr cent pres and before
'he war '"e "a IN per cent . was over
| '"enS p'' ~ ~ 81 u'A' '"e "'''" p'"' I"
"a, srn,r, : : =. !" : :
IT,, En,,o,, e..or, S,.,
Taxation.
,,s Il - sz
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r LIBERATION NoTICE.-This is TO certify
IL that have this day given my son CHANDLER i
RAW SON his time during the remainder minority
and that shall claim none q his earnings pay any
debts Of his eontrsc ting after this date
LYMAN EAwsov
jamaica, Aug %, 1854 gsfS
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Boy Wanted.
4 BOY WANTED as an apprentice to the
n Printing business Apply this office

I ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
IL Office Bellows Pals, STATE of Vermont Sept. g. 1854
Bosnton Or. Henry Phelps L at
Barron sffefaf Stratton VIM
Fill VIM. + d S- Robinson Abbie Miss
Good vim James Trovnger Davil l.
Hayward VIM Wilcox Leroy
Morse James Wilson Lydia Mrs
Mansual Catherine Miss Warren Bethia Mrs
To obtain any above the applicant must
call for idred Letters give the date Of this list and
pay cent for advertising .
- 1F%V " A. N. SWAIN. pm.
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Estate of Gorao n II. Gale.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate Court
s DIST or WESTMINSTER for said District To
persons interested 10 the Estate Of GORDON II. GALE
late of Townshend, in said district deceased,
Greeting.
You are hereby notified that instrument in writing
purportng to be the last will and estsmeB. Of Gordon
H. Gale aforesaid has been presented the Court here for
probate and that said Court viii decide upon the probate
THEREOF at the session Of said Court be held at the Pro-
BATE Office in Townshend, In said district on the first
Wednesday of October 1854 when and where you can be
heard in the premises n yCri shall cause. III 8fi
{. o. EDDY, REGISTER.
z1oE nshend- sept II, lea- IS 40
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Il ~ ISvALfD
Published FIR the benefit aud as CAUTION TO YOUNG
MIN aud others who suffer from Debility Pre-
mature DasNy o. hanhood, &c supplying at the same
tiule Tar MsAss SrLF-EuWK. BY Sha has esta.d
f,asee af4f undergoing considerable quaekery ~ en-
iess postpaid addressed envelope single copies be
had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
22iy Brovklyu King Co, n. =.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
All Han the Vote Of the Vermont Soldiers ,


We have few returns just as we go to
press, Of the vote OF the Vermont soldiers
for members of Congress. In the first
district the Union vote is Woodbridge, ~,
Merritt Clark z, and Wells, comprehend,
A! In this the second district, Morrill, has
1913, Ormshy 2 and Redfeld ! Only three
copper votes out Of Ill In the third dis
trict Ba, ter has 90, and Harrington and
Redfield l each, though the soldier who
voted for Redield was as badly mixed in
his geography as his brethren at Norwich
But its just as well. Thus out of 294
votes cast all but nine were cast for the
Union candidates.
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YER NJ ATEL L a,
WARRANTED TO MAKE THE
.SOLES or BOOTS AND SHOES
WATER AND DANPNEsS PROOF,
ANDwEAR oNE-THIRD LONGER.
VERN NAT E L l. A.
IS preparation from Copper, having grease Lnseed
oil any Of the kind and when the oies are once
saturated with IT, ter get through them
than through copper itssifp .rE
PRICEie5 CENTS PER BOTTLE,
AT RETAIL EVERYWHERE. ,e
Buttts cost 10 the purchaser l. really NOTHING
makes the soes enough loBgr 10 than for
IT, leaving gain che making Of them Water and
Dsmpnes Proof aud the preservation therby Of that price
less gem, the health.
DIES, READ THIS.
SAVE YOUR HEALTH!
Use vsrnstels on the soes Ct your Shoes. u makes
them prof and thereby protects feet from
from rain or the morning and evening dew
At ~hoiesnIc in Boston by
GEO. c. GOODWIN & co No IS Hanover street.
6. NJ. COLCoRD s co Sc Hanover strest- r
S. BURR 4 co % Trssnou ssrset. tfffe
CARTER, BUST 4 CO.. az Hanover street
And Wholesale Druggists generally. Also, BY all tn.
Principal Dealers 10 Boots and Shoes.
Manufactured in the CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT of the
Cahoou Manufacturing Company.
wYMAN & TYLER Agents,
2-i 50 Water street, Boston
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

ers we're not large, but we rarely find so
much musical talent in so few a number Of
singers as composed the company on that
occasion. We think we can safely say
that a better soprano of the same number
cannot be found in the State.
Mr.. Wyman is well known in this Sec
lion and bias earned for himself high
reputation, both as teacher and singer,
and ranks among the first in all our must
cal circles.
The Misses Whiting displayed great
musical skill in the Duet, the running
passages were finished and neatly executed.
Miss Annie Whiting possesses beautiful
soprano voice and sings on the high notes
clear and bird-lke.
/ The instrumental Dueit by Mr.. Wright
and Miss Burroughs, showed superior skill
in execution and a cultivated taste for
good music. Miss Burroughs has also a
very sweet voice for singing as we observed
in the song "Memories Of the Past"
The whole affair was very brilliant and
successful. We hope some day to hear
them again. The house was well filled
and we understand the receipts were about
$500 which is 10 be appropriated for the
relief Of sick and wounded soldies.
A LOVER OF Music.
Saxton's River, Sep. 8, 1864.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

NOTlCE.-The Trustees Of the First Mortgage
Bond ho ders Of the vermont Valley kaiirad Com
pany viii pay the coupons OF October 1855 aud after
SATURDAY, September To- ls54 upfo presentation Of the
1t the office Of the Treasu Bellows Falls For
the convenience of boudhoders IN York and else
where. the cUupans wi be paid for tie space Of one
wiz from the 10th dsy If September the 10th day Of Oc-
tober the Office of Alexander Hamilton Jr No IL Wall
street Jauney and thereafter will only be paid
the office Of the Treasurer In Bellows Falls.
Dated Sept. :, 1864. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
WOOD DRAWING TO LET!

THE SUBSCRIBER will let the drawing, the
coming winter of the whole or part Of 1900 cords Of
seasoned wood and 500 cords Of green wood 1000 seasoned
tics and Is 30 thousand et Of mill logs to be
drawn about mile from lot near Bellows Falls, Tor
]. p. BkIDGMAN.
September !, 1864 S6-43
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Dissolution

THE Copa-tnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned this day dissolved by mutual con
sent All persons indebted TO the late hrm OF MILLER
HADLEY either by note account are requested to
make payment Of the same Immediately Ether party is
name Of MEIER 4 HALEY The Tin and Sheet Iron
business will be continued the Old stand by WILLIAM
MILLER. WILLIAM MILLER,
GEO. W. HADLEY.
Chester. Aug. 30, 1854. 353s
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Fishs Lamp Heating Apparatus.
observation-disclosures
WITH rHE FLAME ruAr LIGHTS rHg ROOM,


run FLAME THAT LIGHTS rHE ROOM
- BY the flame of common lamp. at cost OF
cent's worth of OIL avery comfortable breakfast be
cooked--N Y. 1rtbgns.
Simple In construction, easily kept In order,
ready for uae in moment convenient to have
ON hasd,-Dwggis's Ctrala,.
Fish's lamp !. one Of the most popular
tonahe graf saving Is made 10 heating and cooking
small articles, and I've made meals for a great
many persons, which Is actually done the ambulance
which carry the sek soldiers. Scientific AMERICAN.
For family use, hospital, tent, bsrrack, pic
He Ia.
have tried the apparatus, and my wifi. and
1procsm the most valuable and Indispensable ar
ole and wonder how could have 40 long done
without it--Editor Coal on Cie'du
- - An economical contriyance for getting mp
heat short notice nursey general household pur
poses One important poin, is the saving In cost
over CT al fires IN Eisning Post,
PRICES PROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS
Capacity from, One TO Six Quarts.
Three sytiees cooked time by burner Arrsng
I'd for Kerosene or Coal OIL, or Gas.
Also, 49,
THE UNION ATTACHMENT,
Price 30 Cents,
To be attached Kerosene Lamp Gas Burner
by which Water may be Boiled and Food cooked also
ranged 10 support shaSs Every Family needs one.
WM, d. RUSSELL, AGESr,
No. 206 Pearl St, New York
% AGENTS WANTED
CHESTER ACADEMY.
THE Fall Term commences Wednesday, Aug.
Il Slst, and continues eleven weeks
=. G. CLARK, A. b Principal.
Miss HARRIET N. NEWTON, Preceptrc.s. d
W ''''''''p' ''' ' $. II. LEONARD, Sec etary.
Chester, Aug LIST, 1861 siSs