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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
nN AND AFTER McNpAy, JuNEIi, 1850, TRAINS
" will run as f9lloSi:
rA~ a - - ~n- -
The Morning Train win leave Windsor NJ 700 A. NJ,
connecting with trains nom Montreal and Ogcns1rg.l
ClareulOn at -, and Charlestown nj a. A NJ tsynhec
ting Bcllowsfalls with Cheshire railroad for boston,
Lowell land Worcester and with Nermo Valley Railroad
for prng bed. arriving ut NV York at 4,46 Pm.
The Mail Train will leave Windsor at l3i 4. NJ, Tor
arrival Of Trains rom Montreal Ogdenshurg Barton and
Iittlcton Clarcmont at 90 and Charlcstowpat 222
;eonnceting bellows Falls with cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Worcester Sc also with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield SC. arriSng at New York at II TO- NJ
and with Rutland and Burlington RSroad
rMI GD nE ru> LEO
VII caye Bellows Fallf IL rs Charles
town 40 larenontat l0SP M connectin Wind
with Vt Central Railroad for Mont pelier Burlington
RouSc Point, Montl cal ogdenshurEh sc. andat White
River Junction with assum psic road wellfRver
Littleton, St. Johnsbury Bartop sd the White Noun
tans
The Eycniag Train viii leave Bellows Falls 30 ION
arvaf trains from Boston AMI New York uhaEisto own
st & and Caremont at ga Z. NJ connecting Wind
sor with Vermont Central Railroas Tor Montpelier Burng
ton, Rouse's Point, Montreal 'sfSie nsburgh, &c,
EDWARD THOMPSON, sup't.
Charlcstown, n H., june IL $50. 81
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o. II. Black has sold out his poper-mill
TO john Robertson Of llinsdale, y. III.
Mr.. X. viii carry ON the business in all its
branches,
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Severe Attact of Dyspepsia Csreds
From A. IL. WILDER, Esq, Proprietor o
the saxton's River Hotel.

saEton's River, Vt, May Il, 1850.
Messrs s. W Fowle Co.
Gentlemen About two years since attacked with
sudden and distressing pain the pit of my stomach
which at times was so VIOLENT thought could live
other times the pain subsidized into dull heavy oppressive
load upon the stomach which remained until again took
food, when the Fioent pain would return remained in
this condition for several weeks and in the meantime consult
ed eminent and skal physician but obtained relief
than procured bottle of the Oxygenased Bitter, which
from its first gave much relief Two bottles effected
entire and have since had return OF the difficulty
attribute my resoron to health entirely to the 0xygenat
ed Btter nothing taken previously gave any relief
believe the Bitters TO be Of high merits and great value
Yours truly, A. X. WILDER.
Prepared by SETH W F0WLE & CO., Boston, and for
sale by j. w MOORE, Bellows Falls D, II CUSHING Cam
bridgeport; 5. SABlN, Jr Saxtons River; b. DIVoL
Rockingham N. s. WEEKS, Grafton; O. y. BUTTER
FIELD, Townshend Il. WILCOX, Westminster; JOSEPH
CLARK, and l. y. THORN, BrattebOroi S. P MILLER,
Fayettevl and by dealers everywhere. 1898.
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Gaseous.

n The Republicans of Westminster are
,eouested TO meet in caucus al the Town
HalI. in the East Parish, on Friday, the
|hird day of August at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, to
Moose delegates to attend the County Con-
&ention, to be held at Fayetteville, August
n $50, and to transact any other proper
5nsiness. HOMER GoopHUE'
"a 7o,ca Committee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

PUTSEY MaTTERs.-Accident-On Sat
urday the 21st inst, little daughter of
Willard Smith, years Of age fell from the
high beams IN the barn, dislocating her
shoulder and bruising her head badly.
Medical aid was procured, and it is thought
she will recover.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

The Methodist Society are improving
their house inside, by painting, papering,
&c.
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.ocal M at 1 g r. = .
FELLOWS FALLS, JULY ~. 1860.

WANTEp.-A smart active boy about
|ghteen years Of age, as an apprentice to
II Printing business. Apply at this office
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two inches in length. Boys Keep your
knives in your pockets.
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DR. C. II sI0LEs EcLEcrIe PHYSICIAN gives particular
attention to diseases Of the geo-ayy organs spe
cal diseases of See advertisement in another
umn.
June &C. 1850. 1925
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Vermont EalIey Railroad Company.

NE Annual Meeting of this Company for the election Of
Officers will be holden at the Company's Office, Bellows
Falls Wednesday llth day OF August III O'Clock
A. NJ Each stockholder will be entitled to free pass to
and from the meeting with member of his family,
presentation Of the certificate Of his stock the
July 2e 1850. 1882 l.. G.. MEAD, Clerk.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

II UT. ufol - MA pIG
PROF. MOTIFS MAGIC
HAIR iMVlGORATOR,
Is A DECIDED SUCCESS.
is DECIDED SUCCESS.
BE TIFF VI,
E LIE 6 AN 7,
ELIGH T F u.
Motifs Magic Hair Inyigorator
1t is the only article
For Restoring the Hair to Bald heads.
For Preventing the Hair from falling oil.
For dressing the Hair
For Curling the Hair,
That is highly pcrfun,ed.
Every person in the WORLD should use
Motifs
Magic
Hair
InyigOratOr.
Sold by Druggists,
Sold by Every storckecper,
Sold Everywhere
W
the assertion that the
MAGIC HAIR INvIGoRAToR
stands uursaled the whole catalogue Hsir remedies
II is the Beau Idca toilet aud used in tile high
circles of Society
LADIES AND GENTS,
is your Hair thin and filling Oh
Is your Hair harsh and dry
Are YOU troubled with dandruGs
Are " troubled with the scalp
Are you troubled with seurfi
Do you wish your Hair restored
10 yon wish perfect gem,
ip you Wish en- elegant article
DO you wish a beautiful bead OF Halo
Morris MAGIC HAR IsuGoRAroR
Meets ALL such emergencies
It's first class article.
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Beautiful. elegant, delightful
beautiful, elegant delightful
It's the best preparation
It's the best preparation
For the hair, Tor the hair
Dor tho hair, Tor the hair
In the world
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Ma J. GEErN-lfg D,ar Sir. n ,E,r,is me pleasure
u, INFORM YOU that the prof Motifs Magic InygcIa-
tor obtained OF yea tine months since, has been used by
nv daughter with complete IL stopped the
coming out IN very short tune, and produced heslthy
condition Of scalp. We using the "Invgorator'
set arr susurred It's delicate vet dellcious pcrfiIm.
i feature in its compound hazard nothing saving
it unsurpassed in the ~hole catalogue Of hair RENE
dies. "a D. ~ hhftlVh. N -.
Iii. .he NEST worthy preparation for the hair with which
I ever t-,rapa. scC u~snbsl. Dr. JOHNSON,
hsst Berkshire, VI
Twas bald for ycarsth inyigorator restored my hair,
which has fallen Cd since
GEo y. MAXWELL, JR-, Auburn, n. Y.
T,,e. months ago entirely bald, this my
h,d 4 covered with new hair satisfied forced
% grow b. the your Magic Hair iuvsoratcr had
n BALD aoe- eight ten ,sars Ny hsir has resarne
90 - former color JAMIE n Abbott
Cabot, Vt.
Would pay hy dollars per rather than = siiou
your inyig rator h''ouNsvN,
mis- fnxirorator hsre trici aud lie il II l.
lsssant 70 use dcciiry cheaper than any other
Darlington, It. tnes ffess-
ftt ,tbont exception the szst snt rzot dfrats hair
restorative known and the hencts recruiting ffun us
-,rh n. from every direction We learn that Dr. T. Her
rex with others the vicinity sFak z Ms AF an tie
highest ssasss snrrr, = y ifa1firs ts7Trss
s,, rc,serS kuo~ TIA. We eauns, De hired 'sPuH
.,r.bir~s or poar article We telsne tat all Ehp
Mott Na=e fssr Iuygpranrr. VI - more then Icsd
nth it-Narttrra IE CAgfstidH itffar-
ardIn this ~av couii g on-so on-n On ard cna-
r,srssr O dierent nds Of this wouarEfsi srs
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
S.- YORK NJ x--sou Roskins nos.cu Geo c. 6oof
sin Co; Troy, ,. t ThampSon, Sous Co; AiAsny "
J. A A Z Grant
y sold hy o. nor. IL ever Ftiiase y y
WOODS, BeIsoEs faiiz. lsty
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The OXygenated Differs.

Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Heart Burn, Water Brasil Sou
stomach, Jaundee flatulency, general Debility, SC. fin,
ready relief and speedy in this great remedy,
THE 0yXGEN ATEn pITfEIsS
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Are believed by many Nc have been cured Of the above
complaints to be the only medicine which the
affords for their infalbe 1t is alcoholic
preparation, which, while giving monetary stimulus
duces the system in the ratio but distinct
different from medidal pernaraton eompounded
and which VIII In most extract the disease by the
roots and restore the patient to pristine health proof
which testimony of the very highest and unexceponable
character is presented.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

SaXtOnS River Seminary.
THE Fall Term Of this institutions under the direction of
Il WV. WHIrC0MB and Lady, viii commence We'd
nesday September 9TH, and continue eleven weeks In
strucon will be given ia all the branches commonly taught
in similar institutions and at the usual rates Primary
Department Will be connected with the school TO which
pills will be admitted at 81 Special attention will be given
to those desiring to teach the ensuing Winter Tuition
able in six weeks from the beginning Of the term.
Good Board be had in private auies at from So to
S225 per week.
For further particulars address the Principal,
27-30 JAMES A. WILLARD Secretary.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-14
RIVER NEWS.

Tha course of the Ohio is still upward, and
there are TOW between eighteen and twenty feet OF
water In the channel hence to Louisville. There
was more Ice 10 the river Yesterday especially In the
afternoon, than there had been for a day or two,
owing to gorge breaking in the vicinity Of Marietta
Boats that arrived yesterday met with SO much fee
reaching this port. The tributaries Of the Ohio we're
pouring out freely at last accounts, and the
OF much higher river is now good, though tho
Yesterday morning was sharp and cold, but the
weather moderated as the day advanced, and in the
evening rain fell and froze as 1t descended glazing
The landing was animated yesterday, the wharf
being In better condition than II had been to receive
or move freight, as the mud was frozen. The rates
Tor the different points were as follows:
Pittsburg-Cotton, 75c.: Molasses, 75c.; Whisky,
Mc.; Flour, 3Oc; Pork and Lard, 42c; ; Pound
Frelghts, 100 ger 100 lbs.
Frelghts, 25@SOc. per 100 lbs.
Ct. Louis.Heavy Pound Freights, 2oc per 100 lbs; ;
Whisky and OIL $50. per bril-; Stoves, 2so; Aie &C.,
Evansville-wh hisky and Oil, 7sc. per brl.
rta cairo- hisky al and d Oil, 76c, per bril- Pound
Soc Bacon. Butter, Cheese, &C., 35c. per 100 lbs
Keg Lard, 20c.; Horses, $40 per head.
At Louisville the river was rising fast Thursday,
evening. On the Falls there were ak feet six inches
water, rise Of eighteen inches at the head of the
i Falls during the twenty-ioar hours At Portland
stage OF water for all navigable purposes
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Louisville; Dunleith and Virginia Home, Neville;
wheeling; Ohio No. J.. Marisita. N'' O-'''
Queen, Madison; &ssnoia Maysyiiie; % Duneith sSd
Virginia Home, Neville; Boston, Big sandy: Ma
rsnso, Pittsburg; Hickman, Arkansas Biyer.
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RoLIcE C0uRT.-Judge Lowe examined
eighteen cases at the Police Court yesterday
morning, but they were not particularly i'm
portant. The following are the more inter-
esting cases:
A couple of men named William Barton
and Thomas Addlesly INDUCED their pugi-
listic propensities night before last at the
corner Of Eighth.street and Western-row, and
were in the act of beating each other soundly
when Oficer Higgins came up and arrested
both the parties, and confined them in the
Ninth street Station. House. They were fined
$5 each and costs.
A pair of femsles Of the Penthesilean school
became involved in difficulty, day before
yesterday, at bagnio on Western row, be-
tween Eighth-street and Ninth. One Of them i.
Martha Francis, was treating her opponent,
Francis Unkle, quite roughly, when some
members Of the police force made their an
pearance and took both into custody. Judge
Lowe fined the former $40 and costs, and sent
her to the County Jail for five days, snd sem
fenced the latter to the City Prison for SINH
Jar term, and mulcted her in fine 10 the
same amount.
A fellow named Francis Wsgenheim was
arrested night before last at q coffee house on
Front street, between Broadway and Ludlow,
and confined In the Hammond street Station.
house, upon charge Of carrying concealed
weapons. He was fined s. and costs and
sent TO jail for Eve days. &
A man named Martin Miller, in company
with Q couple Of his female relatives, day
before yesterday assaulted German woman
and beat her quite badly. She caused them
to be arrsetsd, and Judge Lowe fined the par
ties IS oaoh and coata
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BOARD OF CITY IMPRovEMENTs.--A the
regular ssmi-weekly session of the Board of
City Improvements, held yesterday morning,
the sealed proposals which had been offered
were opened, and the Clerk was instructed to
prepare and transmit TO the City Council res.
olutions authorizing the City Solicitor to CON.
tract as follows:
With Jones 4 Bonte, at "a cents Der square
yard, to pave with bowlders, Clsrk. street from
Baymiller to Freeman.
With same, at 81 cents per square yard, to
pave with powders, Richmond street from
Plum to Western-row.
With G. & B. Barton, at 64N cents Dor
square yard, to pave with bowldsrs, Avery
street from Wood-street to Whitewater
canal.
With Thomas Higden, at 80 cents per
square yard, to grade and pave with bowlders,
Margaret-street from Baymiller to Jane.
The Clerk was also instructed to advertise
for sealed proposals as follows: To re- grade
and pave with bowlderS, Hopkins street from
Linn to Freeman.
To pave the unpsved sidewalks on John
street, from Hopkins to Clinton.
To prepare and transmit to the City Council
an ordinance to grade and pave with powders,
Milton-strest from Sycamore to the present
line Of Young-street.
The remembrance from property holders on
Richmond street, between Plum and Western
row, against the improvement of said street,
was read and ordered to be filed, after which
the Board adjourned.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

KENTUCKY STATE AGRICULTURAL So0IETY.-
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Kentucky State Agricultural Society, at the
Agricultural Room, in the city Of Frankfort,
on Tuesday, January 10, 1850, the following
resolutions were passed:
Resolved, That all reports Of committees appointed
to reconstruct new premium list for the year 1861
be forwarded to the President direct for his early
action. IL
Resolved That all propositions from local societies
be received by the Presidents for holding the next
annual fair, under seal and held over until the action
Of the present Legislature on the appropriation to
Resolved, That the next meeting of this Board be
held at time and place to be designated by the Pres
Resolved, That the thanks of this Board are due
to the Corresponding Secretary Of the Ohio State
and that the President forward the same number OF
the second volume Of the report of the Board of Ken
the Board Of Agriculture a. early as printed. Vi
Returns of the circular recently issued from
the Society, with reference to reconstruction
Of tho premium list, and a new pro rata in the
division of the aggregate amount annually
paid in tho form of premiums, were received
from q number Of the committee to whom it
had been sent, whose suggestions were read with
much interest by the Board. As the time of
forming tho premium list for the year 1860
has been temporarily deferred, further reports
are earnestly desired, and the committees are
requested to send them in at the earliest period
convenient.
KsNTUcKY Colonization SoorErY.-This So
ciety will hold It's annual meeting In the Hall
Of Representatives, on the 28th of this month.
The address will be delivered by Hon. Geo,
W. Williams, of Paris, Bourbon County.
A. PAS BALL.-The social ball given by
the Kentucky Lodge No. /, American Profess
tant Association, on Thursday evening last,
was o pleasant affair. The attendance was
large, and ell enjoyed themselves in manner
perfectly delightful, not only to participants,
but TO those in attendance who were not en-.
gagged in the giddy waltz or graceful cotillon.
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A RuRALrsT RoBsED AT RAcE-sTREEr BAG.
MO. "A ruralist from the Northern part of this
State visited the city for the first time, few
days ago, and would not be content with his
sightseeing until he had been initiated into
some Of the mysteries, at least, that surround
the abodes Of the devotess of the cyprian
goddess.
Accordingly, night before last, he visited an
establishment of this kind on Race. street, in
company with some friends, and while there
became 80 much interested in one of the in
mates that he forgot the character of the house
and became somewhat inebriated, and lost by
some means, he knows not how, porte mon
naie, containing about fifty dollars, as nearly
ss he can remember.
He discovered bis loss, and affirmed that It
had been stolen by his charmer, but as he had
no evidence to that effect, he wisely concluded
to leave tho city and return to his bucolic pur-
suits, confessing that his desire 10 visit the
place would not have been half 30 great had
he known beforehand what it would have cost
him.
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TIE Cry AND TIE WEEK.-When the week
that just has left us and wandered to the Past
was born the mercury in the thermometer
indicated pleasant temperature, which con-
tinued until it's death, With variations that
were slight and not unpleasant. Last even
ing shower tell and frozs, making the streets
a glare Of ioe, but the weather generally has
been mild, and tho principal thoroughfares
crowded with fashionable promenaders.
Business in the Wholesale houses has been
quite active; and the hotels have been well
filed with strangers, seeking in enjoyment
the poetry of life, or finding in its every day
duties Its wearisome prose.
The different places of amusement have
been we'll attended during the week; lectures
have been delivered in many parts Of the city
to fashionable audiences; balls and parties
have made the nights joyous with music and
song; and in every respect the city has been
unusually gay and lively.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY or ONO
COLUMBUS, o., January ls.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
HOUSE, Business Roposed. Ito restrict
the running at large in public highways Of
cattle, sheep, hogs and horses. To repeal law
for raising the salaries Of Supreme Judges.
To provide for the collection of claims against
turnpike companies To require to be kept in
The Sheriff's Office in each county q foreign
executive docket, in which shall be recorded
the time OF receiving oil bills. For payment
Of $l6,300 over drafts last year for repairs OF
Public Works, II. B. No. 46, heretofore pre-
sented, TO fine persons So for marrying whites
and blacks, and $50 either 90 intermsrryipg,
was Withdrawn. To allow . jury to indicate
in their verdict in cases punishable with death,
that the punishment be by death or by peni-
teutiary imprisonment fer life. y s3aq
Il. B. No. IL provides that in all civil cases
where trial by jury shall be had In any Of
the Courts Of Record In this State, the party
in whose favor verdict may be rendered, in
cases Of non-suit, the party calling said jury,
shall pay for the time said jury 10 detained In
the trial Of said cause; the amount SO TO be
paid shall be fixed by the Court, on the repdi-
tion Of verdict Of non suit, the Court in no
case to assess less than So. ~. 81
The bill also provides that no Court shall
require the attendance of morn than one set Of
standing jurors, at the same time. This bill
is mandatory to section AZ of an act to regu-
late the fees of officers in civil and criminal
cases, passed March 5, 1921.
Bill was read third time and referred to o
select committee of one, Mr.. Brown, with In
structions to amend.
$500 was appropriated to pay clerk for
State Commissioner Of Common Schools.
House agreed when they adjourn, 1t be to
q j. H
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-14
LAW REPORT,
COMMON PLEAS.

SUIT FOR SEPARATE MAINTENASoE.-Jane
Mutually vs. Richard Mullally.-The petitioner al.
legged that che married forty -four years ago to
respondent that they had nine children and that In
July last she and her children had been expelled
from the house OF respondent in consequence OF a
difficulty which had arisen after her discovery Of the
iacf that ne had Illicit intercourse with another fe
Aftsr bssrin% ~ aw;danoa ,d AZ
elimony In the sum of Sl5 per month.
DLoRRFs FOR PivoRcB.-hlary X: Finney vs.. Biley
David Iehr vs.. Stephania Lehr.-Grauted on tGe
ground Of neslect Of duty
Lewis Foster vs.. Mary Foster. Granted on the
ground Of adultery.
Thomas Moran vs. Peter Moore. Before Judge
Mallon. To recover $3.50, the value OF horse
loaned, which died.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-14

BENEFIT OF THE FIREMEN's BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION entertainment for the
benefit Of the Firemen's Benevolent Associa.
tion will take place at the Opera house on
Monday, instead of Saturday evening, as
heretofore announced. Mr.. Pike has gener-
ously rendered the association his magnificent
temple Of music, and offers an entertainment
Of great magnetic power. It will consist of
"The Tempest" The Firsman's Address, and
close with the laughable farce of "Thei
Toodles." Such bill as this, offered for,
benevolent purposes, will certainly fill the
house to rspletion.
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FIRE YESTERDAY MoHmse.-Abou. three

FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNINe.-About three
O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke ont in
building on Western row, between Ann and
Mason street, occupied by Christopher Cirgiors
as coffee-house. The fire originated In q
back room, in which the proprietor and his
family lay sleeping, and before they were
aware of 1t the flames had almost surrounded
their bed. The loss to the occupant will reach
$400, on which he has an insurance Of 5000,
while that to the building will not be less than
$SO0-fully insured. The Fire department
was promptly on the ground, and it was
doubtless owing to its efforts that the flames
did not extend further.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-14

BURGLARY IN THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
The residence of man named Joseph Geist,
located in the upper part of the Sevsntee enth
Ward, was burglariously entered, night before
last, and robbed of money and valuables to
the amount of eighty-thrse dollars. The
scoundrels were noiseless in their operations,
and although they were compelled to force
open the door and also the drawer Of the bu-
reau from which they abstrscted the articles,
still they awoke not the inmates of the house
until the morning aroused them from sleep to
q knowledge of their loss.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-14

AN AMAZON BEATS LoDsER.-Henry Fssssr
yesterday charged woman, with whom he
had been boarding, named Frazsnsins, before
Justice Rowekamp, with assault and battery.
The woman said that Henry refused to pay his
bill, and to drive him out of her house she
used woman's only weapon--save her tongue
"a broomstiok. She was fined Eve dollars
and costs for this display of her Amazonian
propensity, which she gladly paid, stating
that 1t was worth that sum to have the pleasure
of beating such man.