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The Sale Of the Canal Properly.

The sale Of the Bellows Falls Canal
property is an event of no small interest
to the people of this community. For
more than forty years this property has
been held in trust by gentleman, a resi-
dent OF London, England, aud all attempts
to purchase it have failed, until the pres
ent sale; and the waters of the Connecti
cut have rolled past this point, scarce
turning a wheel on their course. The
river here has fall OF fifty feet in half-a-
mile, affording power for unnumbered
spindles. The locality of Bellows Falls
is such that it cannot fail to become a
large manufacturing place. Its accessa-
bility is remarkable. Trains from the
northeastern, northwestern, southeast
ern and southwestern corners of the
State, run to it without change of cars,
and make close connections. 1t has the
benefit Of three direct daily trains to New
York and Boston, and two direct lines to
the West, and the Canadas, and when the
New London Northern road is completed,
it will have two direct lines most of the
way to New York. 1t is also telegraph
ic center, lines radiating in four different
directions. Situated in the midst of
great lumber, mineral and agricultural
district, the advantages for manufacturing
and mechanic business are of the first
order. The beauty of the surrounding
country, and the thrift of the people, rem
der it most desirable place of residence.
Considering all its advantages, and the en-
ergy and capacity of its new owners, we
de not hesitate to prophecy that it will
yet be the first town in the State.
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Hon. II. II. Henry, the recently con-
firmed U. S. Marshal for Vermont, in the
discharge of his duties touching the Fe-
MAN movement here, has acted with so
much prudence, and so just care for the
honor of the Government, as to gain the
approval of all with whom his duties con-
nected him, and doubtless of the Govern
ment. His duties were new to him, and
Of delicate nature, and it is no small
praise to say truthfully that he has acted
with fairness, wisdom and ability.-.S. d.
bans Messenger.
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+. Recovered FROM DRowNING.-A little
son of Mr.. Strickland of Vernennes aged
eight years, was taken out into deep wa
ter in Otter Creek, last Sunday morning,
on the back of an older brother, for the
purpose Of being taught to swim. The
older brother. being seized with cramp,
reached the shore with difficulty, while
the smaller one sunk and remained under
fifteen feet of water. until another boy
went some twenty rods and obtained help.
After several minutes, another older broth
err arrived with his father, and plunging
in rescued the apparently lifeless body of
the little fellow, which was Immediately
seized by the father, and held up by the
feet till the water had freely run out Of
the mouth and nostrils, and after some
minutes of rubbing, his breath returned
with an intense struggle. After several
hours be was able 10 speak, and at last
accounts was doing well.
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holders is stronger than ever in its final
success.
WHAT IS Ir?-An animal of the lynx

WHAT IS IT?-An animal of the lynx
or wild cat species, measuring over five
feet in length from the tip Of its nose tc
the extremity Of its RABBIT like tail, was
shot near what is known as the dug-out,'
on Otter Creek, a short distance from the
lake, on Friday evening last, by Mr.. III,
Il. Allen. 1t was engaged in worrying
geese when discovered by youngster
who mistook it for fox, but soon ascer-
tanned that it was something more formid-
able. Pursuit was instituted by Mr.. AL
len and Mr.. r. Kellogg. The "varmint
turned on Mr.. X. and was just on the
point of springing upon him when he was
brought to dead halt by heavy charge
Of shot from Mr.. AS gun. 1t stood over
two feet high, had terrible claws and a
long cat-like body, and would have been a
dangerous enemy to encounter unarmed.
1t was of mixed gray color, had small
tufts of hair on the tip top of each ear and
a heavy tuft of dark hair under its neck
This animal has been seen several times
within two years and has frightened many
persons. 1t is by far the greatest game
met with in Addison county for MANY
years. Vergennes Vermonter.
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STATE OF VERMONT.l The Hon. Probate Court
DISTRICT or WESTMINSTER, for said district.
To all persons interested in the estate of JOHN CLARK
late q Rockingham, in said district, deceased.
GRRETrNa.
NOU are hereby notified that instrument in Writing
purporting TO be the last will and testament Of JOHN
oLARt late Of Rockingham, in said district deceased
has Deem presented to said court for Probate by Alfonso
Webster and A. e. Button two the executors therein
named and that said court viii decide upon the probate
thereof ata session 20 be held at the Inn Of Francis
Phelps in Grafton in said district on the first
In August, A. D., 1865, when and where you may b.
heard In the premises il you shall cause.
June, %, 1866. a62S
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. i
Office of Comptroller Of the Currency.

sl-ls5 WAsHSGro June, II. 1896
WUEREAs, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
w undersigned II has been made appear that The
National Bank OF Bellows Falls, in the village Of Bel
lows Falls, in the county Of Wndham and State OF
Vermont, has been duly organized under and ae-
cordng the requirements Of the Act Of Congress- ENID
tied An Act to provide National Currency secured BY
pledge Of United states Bonds aud to provide for the CIR
cnation and redemp ten thereof approved June g. 1884
and has complied with all the provisions said ne
qured to be complied with before commencing the bus-
of Banking under said Act.
Now, therefore, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller Of the
Currency do hereby certify that The National Bank OF
Bellows Falls, in the Village of Bellows Falls, In the
ty of Windham, and State OF Vermont, is authorized
the business Of banking under the aforesaid
In testimony whereof my hand and Seal OF ONCE
this twelfth day OF June, 1865
isl FREEMAN CLARKE Comptroller.
No. 1858 1888
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The CoNCERT.-Thc entertainment
given at Wighman's hail on Monday eve
ming by Whitmore & Ciark's Minstrels,
was highly pleasing and satisfactory to
very full house. In addition to the usual
Ethiopian pieces, there were several of
solid merit, among which was the violin
solo by Prof. Wyatt, who has very few
equals in the country. The double clog
hornpipe by the Boyle brothers was ex-
ceedingly well done. Mr.. G. M. Clark,
well known to a large portion of our
readers, and the author of the music and
words of /" Armies Grave" was encored,
when he came out, and, by request, sang
with true feeling and pathos the Irish
patriotic song, " Wearing of the Green"
which was received with loud applause,
increased, doubtless, by some of the Feni-
an element which were present. We
could but notice one little Irish urchin,
apparently too young TO understand it,
but who nevertheless seemed to drink in
with his whole soul and body the song he
was listening to. We take much pleasure
in commencing this troupe, and would not
omit mention of our old friend White,
whose comic reminds us of earlier days
in the old Journal office at Windsor, and
who even carries some very sedate peo-
pie by storm. On Tuesday morning Prof.
Wyatt, who is a thorough gentleman as
well as musician, called at our office and
did us the favor TO repeat part of his
violin solo, and also gave US s. Departed
Days." which filled US with a still higher
sense of appreciation of his powers.
While playing he is apparently entirely
oblivious TO all surroundings, and the
striking skill with which he applies the
tren,oto almost throws living soul into
his instrument, and it IS impossible to lis
ten to him and not feel affected.
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ca How often do we hear men and wo
men complain :" ! cannot get anything tc
stay on my stomach; am compelled tc
eat Graham bread and the plainest food
and then must suffer from it," Reader
this is Dyspepsia-we bid you eat a:
heartily as you please, and anything yol
choose, even the richest food, and if you
will follow it with a single spoonful OF
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, you need not fear
any distressing effects from it. 1t is the
greatest remedy in the world for dyspep-
STA, indigestion and all diseases proceed
ing from the stomach or bowels.
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Festival.

The Ladies Of Immanuel Church, Bel
lows Fails, will hold Festival for the
sale of useful and fancy articles, refresh
ments, &c, in the New Building of ia
bez Hills, on Friday, July 9th, 1866, to
commence at O'Clock, p. NJ. Admis-
sion, Is cents.
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GIN, AS REMEDIAL AGENT.-Gin,
as remedial agent, has been in favor
with the profession for very long peri
cd, but owing to the difficulty of obtain
ing pure article, it has fallen into disuse
in many sections of the country. much to
the regret of medical men, who consider
it almost specific in very many diseases.
For all cases of Gracel. pure Gin, if adj
ministered under professional guidance
will certainly work cure; and if taken
as preventive, acting, as it does, on the
sensitive membranes, it cleanses the parts
SO as to remove all possible sediment
Administered in the same way, it will pre-
vent the formation of Calcuti, and do
away with those terrible operations, there
fore, so necessary for their permanent re-
moval. Gin is of incalculable benefit to
females in those diseases so peculiar to the
sex, and from its tonic, as well as its ano-
dyne properties, it is frequently superior
to iron, bark, or even the electrical rene
dies. In cases of positive tendency to
Phthisis. or Consumption, Gin, in proper
quantities, by supplying or filling up the
constant dying out of the natural fire of
the system, will often entirely ward off
| that awful disease, which carries off one
eighth Of the population of the United
States annually. Pure Gin has this Pc
euliar advantage over other difusible
stimuli, that it exhilarates without Great
ing any thirst of an unhealthy character,
| it sooihes while it also excites, and is a
powerful nervine as well as an active tonic.
< Bininger's Old London Dock Gin pos
sesses all the qualities that can be desired
for The highest or noblest use of all wines
or liquors. Its ingredients are the dis
TILED juices of carefully selected grains,
made delicately pungent and favorous
with the aromatic tiucture of the Juniper
Berry. Age has mellowed all these min
/ gled aromas, and given an exquisite mild
ness--a smooth, oily body-and an almost
floral odor to the liquor, which renders it
delicious to the senses, of smell and taste
alike, while its sparkling liquid purity
leaves nothing for the eye to desire.
The writer must remark that Messrs.
A. II. BININGER & Co. merit the grail
( tude of the entire medical profession, as
well as the world at large, for having in
| troduced stimulant of such unexception-
able purity and unequivocal power, both
as preventive and curative agent, and a
harmless exhilarative beverage. = Chem
icaI Journal and Medical Gazette.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKrr.

TUESDAY, July 3, 1866.
Prices Of Market ReefExtra sli 90 "a II 25 first quail
ty sl3 % q sl3 70 second quality Sl3 90 40 Sl3 80;
third quality Sl2 0U a sl2 rs.
Prices Of Store cattle-working Oxen, y pair-s2oo
az $500
Mich Cows and oalves--s5o, $40, $50 a $40.
fearings 500 e 500 two years old s0O00 40 SOo0three
years old 500 SD 500.
Prices Of Sheep and lambs In lots 80 90, so 90, az
30 90 each; extra so co. 50 90 so 90 @ 80 90 a.
cts; extra "a 0cts. p ID live weight.
Hides "a loo. v III. Tallow a9 loo " N.
Pelts 81 Doc " 81 each Calf Skins 90 al rs " f.
RENARKs.-The market is heavily stocked and dull.
Prices not much changed lambs are dull without
terisl change.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-06

= Our Lady Readers Should try j.
w. Bradley's Justly Celebrated Duplex
Elliptic Skirts, Justly Pronounced by
Fashion Magazines and the Press the
Most Durable, Economical, and Graceful
Skirt ever produced. The Empress
Trail The --latest Fashion. and Pride of
the World" are the Most Popular Styles
in Use.--See Advertisement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-06

The Atlantic Gable will once more
begin its travels beneath the waters of the
Atlantic on the 10Th inst. The Great
Eastern will be ready to sail from valen-
tia at that time. The faith OF the stock
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ChevaIier,s Life For The Hair.

win Restore Gray Heir to its Original Color Strengthen
and Promote the growth Of the weakest hair step its fall
ing OUT keep the head Clean COOL and healthy can be
used freely contains nothing nurous unparalleled
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our best Physicians assure you Ladies and Gentlemen
and at my office, No. 1923 Broadway, n. Y. SARAH A
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A clear comn,ex;o, ia mo, msrelv

- A clear complexion is not merely an
ornament, but is a token of soud health.
This cannot be secured by the use of
washes and lotions. 1t can only be gained
by keeping the system in healthy state.
This is the effect of Marsden's Vegetable
Sanative Pills. which thus remove the ef-
feet by striking at the cause. Depot, 4S7
| Broadway, New York
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COMMANDMENTS NOTICE.

Ne the Subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District ct Westminster Com
missoners TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of sill persons against the estate Of Harms Ball
Of Rockingham 10 said district deceased and
claims exhibited In Offset thereto ii,
the fourteenth day Of June, d. 1850,
ing allowed by said Court for that ysrposs do there
hereby give notice that will attend busires
OF said appointment at the dwelling house Of Joseph
Clark In Westminster Ia said district the last satur
days Of July and October next from o'clock p NJ
until four O'Clock, z NJ, on each of said days.
s;s, sroDpAnD, Commissioners.
JOSEPH CLARK, Admir-
Westminster, June %. A. D., 1866 x-29
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A NEW yoLUME.-THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOUR.
IA NAL for July No. l. Vol. 44-Con tains Forty Por-
traits of distinguished Statesmen, Cerg men, Soldiers
Criminals, as follows Webster. Tseyrand, Clinton, Met
ternlch Jefferson Cayour, Peel 0connel Bsell Buck
lie, Anton probst, Thomas Rafiies Gen. Scott Albert
Barnes. Isaac Ferris, Charles Hodge, Andrew L. Stone
Thomas H. Nermilye, Leonard Bacon, Horace Bushnell
:. breckenridge, H. w. Beecher, T. l.. cuyler, X. s.
Sorrs, Duryea, etc. Our Social Relationships
want Question Manhood and Womanhood How to pun
ish child. Physiology-Feeding Children To Young
Mothers Signs Of Statesmen
National characteristics The Law of Quality Intellect
North and South The Great Mystery Another Proph-
ecy Teach children to Think Millions Last Poem; Soil
dcring and crime rich number 90 cts or 50 year
Address FOWLER WELLS, New York
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Married.

In this village, July Sd by Rev N. Pierce, Mr. JAMES
Is. SMITH, and Miss MARY q. HAMILTON, both Of
Rockingham.
In this village, tie 81 inst, by Rev. NJ A. Stevens
Mr. HARVEY ii. CkAGlN, of IIolyoke, Mass, aud JEN-
NlE ". COLBY of Westminster West, Also on the same
day, Mr.. GEORGE A.. LEvEY, of Harrisyille, NJ III and
Miss THikzA L. NEEDHAM, of the same place
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Died.

In Ridgefeld, Conn, june "a, Mrs HANNAH L. GIL
BERT aged "a years and 10 mouths daughter of Russell
and Lucy Bailey, of Saxtonis River.
In Springfield, June 20, JOHN 8. HERRICK, aged 80
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D US NO BILLS ON STATE
xcept those in this immediate vicinity
4 and Keene, Charlcstown, and Clare
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bcal Matters.

DcaI MaCCerS.
US NO BILLS ON STATE
5xcept those in this immediate vicinity
t, and Keene, Charlcstown, and Glare
(ulation of the TINES in Rock
1l.
n are organizing new cornei
ludlow. Why can't we have
can make great bar gains in pa.
and collars at the telegraph
lee Motifs advertisement.
d has been found in the edge OF
wo and a half miles from Brad
he farm of Allen Horton.
Fourth in this place was of I'M
ietness, the day being marked
be inevitable fire crackers and a
ile cannon.
weather has been very warm
week, but the afternoon of the
Fought US a most refreshing
store of J. G. Darling, Lunen-
burned on Sunday night. July
$4,000; insured $4,000. The
IN incendiary.
& Fourth was celebrated at Proc
and Hon. John F. Deane deliv-
grafton. In the evening they
strawberry festival at Howe's
Solomon Sanders has opened an
boom and grocery store,-the
ently occupied by John Adams.
Rers is entirely at home in this
and too wen known for nice
need any commentator.
bid Hill, of Bridport, died recent
age of seyenty-seven years. He
remembered as the owner of the
ID Black Hawk horse, which
introduced into this State about
IA learn that Ephraim Twitchell, a
Fan Of seventeen years, was
- in Springfield en- Tuesday last,
6 o'clock in the afternoon. We
fned no further particulars. He
youngest son of widow Laura p.
!, of that place.
regret to learn that a man and
were seriously injured at Keene
morning of the Fourth, by being
by the cars. The man had his
ashed in and his wife had one eye
We did not learn the names OF
Eel parties.
Balloon was seen in this place on
fnoon of the Fourth, and passed
asst of Mt. Kilburn. 1t was sup
b be from ISoene at tho t;nsc, but
Balloon didn't go up, it probably
pm some town South, in Massa-
large crowd attended the celebra-
be Fourth at Keene, many going
place. Several bands and fire
es we're present, but the balloon
up on account Of so much wind,
scen sion was postponed till next
y afternoon Mt 4 O'Clock.
Ie Boot and Shoe mandatory d
& Sanford, at Brattleboro, was
ID by fire about IL O'clock on
night last. Loss some $4,000 oil
The building we believe belong.
|seph Clark and was doubtless in.
Ut we have not the particulars
plies were also burnt out by the
upon whom the loss is severe.
pt. Taylor's horse, while standing
Island House on Tuesday, eve
came frightened by the firing 0
8 and ran till the carriage strucl
Westminster street, when i
Pc ran home. The buggy wa
ply smashed, and the hors,
in one foot, but it is hoped no
ittle daughter of John Humph
eene, N. H., recently fell into |
at the house Of Mr.. Dexter
xter Immediately ran to her assis
y by means Of long pole KEEP
at the top Of the water till lad
further help arrived, when tn
Ended the ladder without assis
d unframed. A narrow escape
Rodney Bassett, who was SO Sc
Jured last spring at the depot b,
pght between two cars, took
car on Saturday night last for hi
Mortified, at which place we un
he arrived with less fatigue ever
anticipated. 1t was his first at
be out after more than tire
suffering. He has been at tn
Falls House ever since the acci
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-06

DREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS for sale, sent by
Express TO all parts Of the uuited States For Ccu-
lars and prices address N p. BOYER CO., Gum Tree,
Chester County, Penn.
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Hulse's Protector from CHOLER

Approved by the Physicians Of the Board Health OF the
City of New York
This is medicinal compound inclosed In pad to be
the Pit Of the Stomach heat Of the body be-
ing sufficient TO voatize enough Of the afford
Perfect Protection. The most delicate Person Infant
can wear them with equal protection Any person
ing the pad eau feel safe from sudden Chol-
Cholera Morbus, other Bowel Complaints Price
81 80. For sale at wholesale by
HALL & RUCKEL, " -,
DEMAS, BARNES 4 co new iotk'
J. " HULsE q co. v@3 Pearl Street. Prcprietors.
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Henry Da.i.' Estate.

~ Henry DAVID Estate.
STATE OF vERMONT,l The Hon. Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, S. for said District.
To all persons interested IL the estate of HENRY DAVIS
late of said Rockingham, in said district. deceased
GRxxrfNa-
You hereby notified that Sally Davis Executrix Of
the last will and testament Of IENRY DAVIS late Of
said Rockingham, deceased will present her Administra
ton account for settlement and allowance, at special
session OF said court to be held at the Office Of G. B. Eddy.
In said Rockingham the 18th day July, A. D.. 1868,
when and where you may be heard IN tbs premises II you
shall see G. b. EDDY, Register.
June Is, 1885, 25s27
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fact trap sprngng open in the fshs mouth best ever
offered every body wants them. wANTED.-a dealer or
sgsnt in every to sell them. Send thirty and
stamp hooks and trade prices. 81 Is for doz
to JOSEPH BRIGGS. SS5 Broadway, (Rosm 35.l New
York. who Is also agent for the
PATENT ANIMAL FETTERs.
For horses, mules and cattle just what every farmer
needs light strong and dur~ble Price 50 esch sis per
dozen.
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Vermont Valley RaiIr.

(yoUroN No. due April l. 1851, from the first roet-
gage bonds Of the Vermont Valley Railroad, viii b
paid from and after July I'd 1896 presentation At the
office of the Treasurer in Bellows Falls Vermont.
For the convenience Of Bond Holders New York. aud
elsewhere the same coupons will be paid for the Of
thirty days from said second day July the Naonal
Park Bank In ths City Of New York BY order Of til
Trustees. ]. H. WILLIAMS, treasure.
Bellows Falls, June 20, 1866
N B.-Those bondholders who neglected TO preseuk
their bonds in February according notice. In order
to have the sheets OF annexed to the same,
only receive their interest by applying to the Treasurer
Bellows Falls who will the time of payment The
sheet OF coupons to each bond as presented. 2527
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