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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-03
REMARKABLY CuRE.-WM.

- a N I'M n It n AITITt VUH E.-W vi
te~S-a = J. BASSETT, late from the Territory of
Kansas, acted Sheriff there in tho years 1859,
lost my health through exposure ard fatigue, and
not being able to get any relief there, returned
home to my fathers, in Brookyille, Ind, where
called on medical assistance and none were able to
Do Do me any good; and after hearing 80 much about
Miss TEN NNEsSEE CLAFLlN, 1871 Sixth street,
cures she was making, went Immediately there and
put myself under her examination and treatment
al d she told me exactly what allied me. and how
felt and said she could cure me in few weeks and
has done 50, although my case had been pronounced
incurable by good physicians. Oc3l-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-03

BE THE ENGLISH BELLIES LETTRES.
Prof j. c. ZACHOS, will meet pupils, singly or in
classes, at his Lecture-room, in the Cincinnati
Boys Academy, Of A. J. Kickoff, northeast corner
of Ninth and Elm-st Ladies or gentlemen engaged
in Reading Clubs can make appointments r re-
hearsal. He will organize a Reading Glass, es-
pecially for Teachers to meet every SATURDAY
MORNING, at II o'clock. oc2S-fE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-03

~ A. A. EYsrER, CLOCKS, Watches and JeaolrT
Nos. $40 and 27l Central-avenue.
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CINCINNATI. November ], 1861
SAT A MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ Of Directors Of this Company, held Octo-
Der u, 1860, Mr. JOSEPH G. BUTLER having resigned
as President the Company. Mr.. THOMAS SHER-
LOCK was elected to succeed him from Nov ], 1860
noses VIM. NJ. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-03
Ladies' Furs.

E8- LARGE STOCK OF THE MOST
desirable Fur Goods, the newest shapes, made up
in the best manner, from fresh skins. We invite
an examination.
VIM. Dodd & Co.,
Hatters and Furries,
nOa-cDaw 144 MAIN.sT.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-03

pS' Patent Enameied Shirt Collars at BiAsoN's
42 Fifth-street. Oos-x'
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&DN TGBNrBNT: /:
A CARD.

WEIR. HENRY G. STEVENS, FORMER:
4fA LY four years with George W. Suydam, begs
TO inform his friends and the public that he has not
left the city, but has purchased the Upholstery
business Of Mr.; Cosgroye, 25S Walnut ST., be-
Of Mattresses and Bedding. Also, doing all kinds
OF Fancy Upholstery. Please give me call.
.a lno3-cN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-03

R PAIMER,s VEGETABLE Co.'S
AAA METIO LOTION is the king of all reme-
dies for the Of Pimples and other eruptions Of
the face etter the hands and other parts of the
person, Saltrhenm, Eryspelas Diseases of the Scalp
Old Sores, whereyer located; Itching Eruptops Of
all kinds, Scaly Eruptinns Of all kinds, Barber's
lien, R1ngworms, Chilbluins, Fever Blisters, the
stings of Bees, the Bites of Musquetoes Fleas, &c
also, the Bites Of Poisonous Reptiles-indeGd every
kind of cutaneous disease.
THE ENIDENCE.-Examine my Circulars and
Pamphlets The evidence extends over a period Of
nearly thirteen years proving that it has cured in
nunberless cases that have bafed the skill of the
most eminent physicians.
Mcssrs. Ansor, Baker & o., New York write re-
speCting PALMERS VEGETABLE COSMETIC
LOTION, under date of July Is, 1859:
IAN acquaintance of ours has been cured by II of
Eczema on both legs and feet, after having been
pronounced ineurable by physicians in and out of
the hospital. Tie writer has also been cured of the
same trouble, after having tried every thing he
could think Of for eighteen months"
Are you troubled with any kind of disease of the
skim This Lotion is offered to you with the
ance that il is the great sovereign remedy for every
such atliction. Prepared only BY
No. SO West Fourth-st.,
And for sale by Druggists generally. oc5
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TaOnaM IrNrMrt tcrr.

70 Clothes renovated aud repaired, 10 W. Sixth.
SF-olOthins renovated and repaired, 50 \. Third.
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HNINE TEAS-FINE TEAS.-JUST RE-
II CEIVED, 80 halt-chests Of choice Black Teas,
consisting Of English Breakfast Tea, and fne Or.
anRe Favored Qolong Also, 80 half-chests We y su-
perior Green Tea, consisting Of Imperial, M0Yima
ocas National Thsater Building. sS eamore-st.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-16

Ra,.;ur Calves..-A New Mctlloa.

While on n short visit TO the farm OF Mr.
u. VI. Crowcll, Of this town, II few days
NJ u, or al, ni;on WIS drawn 10 a plan OF
raising calves for early sale, which, to us
in dis section of the country, has the APP
pearance of n~ersy, and seems worthy OF
the consideration Of stock growers.
Mr. Crowell took ten calves (aIl heiiers)
as, spring. anil commenced feeding them
on sour milk at a few days old, keeping
them on The same kind of f,od during he
summer taking good care to feed them uni
formly. but not very ahunlanlly, so as to
keep them growing thrifiily, without fore
ing toe rapidly.T!In the fall they we're put
in the stables, and fed on hay, anil little
meal, increasing the quantity of the latter
gradually, with view of fitting them for
beef in the spriLg, at one year old or lit
tie under. These ten calves now look like
Young oxen, and are estimated to weigh
about 500 lbs. each, alive.--N. J. Farmer.
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PoTATo SrRours FOR PLANrIo. AT
aer my corn was up and hoed last season,
there were some hills missing, | told my
son to go into the cellar and pick off some
of the largest sprouts, from six to eighteen
inches long, and set them out in the corn
missing-hills which had been hen MANFRED
lin the hill fercorn, which he did. They all
grew, and yielded equally as good and as
many in tire hill as the same kind did in the
same kind Of ground the year previous
There wa. no rot among them; they were
the Ceburg and Sand Lake varieties
Please remember that the sprouts or vines
we're picked off with the fingers as close TO
the potato as possible. The potato, after
this, was given TO the hogs, whole and sound.
SO say to all, you may lot your potato
sprouts grow as did mine, in warm place,
and then set out the top, and raise them as
well, believe, as in the usual way, saving
the whole of the tuber for othe purposes
w. SHELDON, in Farmer, Bristol, ".
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M a " no O D,
CANAL. RAILROAD.

r, sxS WINTER ARRANGEMENT .--eosre r,r
ffS ~ wednesday Now l6i lsd9 Trains viz run da
lsundAys OxeeEitci) as feioWs:
BEAyE HAV-rN AT
53oh NJ, freight train with Tassengrr or sta cSiia
Northampton, arriving ut 10 ~ A. N.
1853 A, NJ for ColiihsyJlle on arrival Of S0oA NJ
press train from New YoriS.
lS p NJ, freight train with Tsssrisl- car stts c-li
Plsnyslls.
800 r NJ, ORION arrival OF Ills II. ~, ttsin ffon \
YORK, eonnectng at PlanFiils With tfn OH Hartford n
idencc and fishkill Railroad on at sssacl
trains on'W esttTn Raroadi going Rast snd West; 10
ing passengers from Hartford proridSnc- and Eshka
roaliao plaiuFillc
DEAzE N1RrHANfrnN AR
dSSA VI, for New Haven, Consisting at Wrrtftst
94bA NJ taain for New HarS audintermeiate ,hss
Passengers fbr tbs HhFsfbrii. Broviiiencs and Eishs
road viii take tf0in to RiAinyiils
HBP NJ ,-expross freight Train WITH passenger -
ached in connection with train on esnnsctisut Riss
roal nom the Northe onnsctngas Blainviile viii
on iartiord PROVIDENCE and kishhiii Railroad going
and West.
uEsyr Hn4TSvirrr Ar
III 70 A. NJ, connecting ar New Haven with 2e0Fi
Express train for New YORK.
SO5 = NJ freight train with passenger Gar setssfi
New Haven.
coLLISsvILg BRANCH TRAINS.
Leave Noltnsyille at 80 A. NJ and On r. VI HE
hg' leave PiainYliie at II 20 p. NJ, and 00P.M
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trains leave New York daily iSundsys efrf
corner akin and Center streets at Is p NJ snd
AZ Northampton at 10 - A. NJ Leave Northanrtss =
o. = VI and arrive N New York at Is A. N-ihns'
without change Of cars. II
Daily lines Of Stages run frosa Martha ,,sa ASN
Nilliamsburgh Hay denvilie Florence aad Has; y u.
Colnsvil to New Hartford and nInsfed. frsr VIZ
to Waterbury. r. DENNIS, General AF''
New Haven, Nov. Is, 1859.
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Indian Light Biscuit.

A onart Of sified Indian meal.
A pint Of sifted wheat -four.
A very small teasroonfll of salt.
Three pints of milk.
Four eggs.
Sift the Indian and wheat meal into n
pan, ard add the salt. Mix them well.
Beat the whites and yolks of the eggs sep
arately. The yolks must be beaten till
very thick and smooth; the whites 10 stiff
froth that will stand alone of itself. Then
stir the yolks gradually. "a little at time)
into the milk. Add by degrees the meal
lastly stir in tie beaten White of egg, and
give the whole long and hard stirring.
Butter a sufficient number of cups, or small
deep tins = nearly I'll them with the batter.
Set them immediately into a hot oven, and
bake them fast. Turn them gu. Of the cups.
Send them warm to the table, pail them
open, and eat with butter.
They win puff up finely if, at the last
You stir in a level tcaspoonfull of soda,
melted in a little warm water.-Fdrner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-16

How TEcuNsru WAS KILLED.-An old
Methodist clergyman, who recently died in
Indiana, left the following testimony as to
how and by whom the In,lian leader recum-
sch was killed in the battle of the Thames
concerning which authorities have hereto
fore differed =
ale says he was staining but few feet
from Colonel johnson when Tecum<eh fell,
and in full view, and saw the whole of tina,
part of the battle. lie was well acquainted
with Tecumseh, having seen him before the
war, and having been a prisoner seventeen
days, and received many a cursng from
him. lie thinks that Tecumsch thought
johnson was Harrison, as he often heard
the chief swear that he woall have liar
rison's scalp. and seemed to have special
hatred toward him. Johnson. horse fell
under him. he himself being So deeply
wounied 10 the fall he l3st his sword his
large pistols were empty. and he was en-
tangled with his horse on the ground. Te-
eamsch had fired his rife at him, and when
he saw him fall, he threw down his gun. and
bounded forward like tiger sure Of his
prey. johnson hal only side pistol ready
for use. lie aimed at the chiif oyer IA
head of his horse, anl shot near the center
Of his forehead. When the ball struck. il
seemed to him that the Indian jumped wiii
his head full fifteen feet in the air: AID
seol ai be struck tie ground. little French
me 8 Iii. bayonet into him and pinne,
Kim fat - thu ground
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BUY YOUR GOODS OF
w. A. FAIR & 10
Walpole, N, H,
To County Commissioners
Town Agent. i'm Vermont.

TUE we'll sstabshed importing House of CA -
L MAN, SO Front Street, New YeFk, has mace - -
sales Of the best descriptions of Pare Wines ana
Town Agents in this state justly earning BY ,ns
Of the goods sold reputation for selling only ful
and at reasonable prices, which fact should not nc
BY those who are required by Law - purchase anu
but genuine Liquors. -. R.r.sf
Applications for goods may be made to Charlie ~ n
So Front STREET New York. or TO his Agents, WE
W H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis Nho authci h.-r1
orders Reference may be made, in regard 10 ,s.r Z
aud standing OF the House ard the superior 49,,
Iiouors TO EduaId IIunrerflrd Pref. Of ChemlI, Z
University of Vermont; :. W. Thayer, NJ y; ~ b
", deal Faculty, U. y.M W. Carpentcr VI y
10 slme D. ). Pierre. Agent. Burlii gton, W -
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

VVINTER ARRANGEMENT On and after MOypr
w Nov, u, 1859, Trains VIII run as follows
Bellows Falls at 30 A. " and IS p. NJ; Keen. ace
A. NJ and u 2. M.-and arrive at Fitehburg NJ l2lay
and 5l2 ~; Boston az Z 30 and T'45 =. NJ Worsss
at 200 and 90 Z NJ
MOVING WEST.-L-ave
Roston at 80 and gfeo 4, NJ. Fi.chburgh at gI5 Il
and 30 p. NJ Keene IL 80 A. NJ aud 9 40 r. N-ADS :
live at Bellows Fails AZ Is2s and 440P NJ wIudsof IS
snd % ?. NJ; Rutland, ass ard SEQ ?. NJ BaslnFa
6O0Pa.
Trans Connect as followss
Up train at Bellows Fails with RUTLAND & BURy6rOs
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Moatfeal Osaesa
burgh Albany Troy rsarstcga Springs sehen.,tsdy az.
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for wiuasos wsas
River FUNSTON, harrington. ogienshurg. Montreal,
Johnsbury, &ei via. VT CENTRAL, PAssuMPslc, II
direct connection via vi. CENTRAL r. Il. for all ySss
north,
Dopra Trains coaaset at FiteAsaagA
with Trains Fitchburgh Worcester H. H. Cor worsee
Norwich, Providence aud New York City.
Aud at Groton junction with trains Of Worcester ~
IN r. for Nashua aud Concord and with Traius Of -
Brook X. Il, for Lowell, Lawrence, Sc.
Tickets for all points West may be secured any SAD
Cheshire Railroad aud baggage will b. checked tht
4 A. CHAPLIN supsrint.nd,r.
supsTiutendent's Office, Keene n H., Nov. is, 1850
RUTLAND s. BURLINGTON R. ri
ONandiaser Monday .NoreunBeg q 1853, Traiu, !,
~ Run Rotioss=
MOVING, SOUTH AND RksT
Leave Burlington, $40 AZ Nj and 246 PM
Arrive at Rutland, I1tI6s - $50
Leave Rutland, la,5o = 8 80 A. Nj
Arrive at bellows Raiis, 2-i5 NJ. g 500 =
MovI ING, WEST AND NORTH,
Leave Bellows Falls 1890 P. NJ. and $50 RN
Arrive nt Ru land 255 - TO-
Lsave RutlA, d 305 - 81 To- A. NJ
ASrire as Be ungton lSo . g 600 a.
At Burlington rrainsconnsots 18th Lake s..
ers and Trains of NermoH Contra Road AtgutlaDs :
Trains for Troy, Albany, and New York Saratoga Sua
Schenectady aod the West. A1IielloEs Fails h Tsar,
the Cheshire Road tor ftobare orceser and d
ton. With Vt. Valley Read "a Vi,
iori NV Haven and New. fors And 'rstii usliras ss
for Windsor White River Junction and te Yf vosssi
I Passengers going West will II ss ~. ~y.~ts
moot dtrect route. all
be had atthe Bellows Balls Ticket Once
Il. A. CHAPLIN SuperUieuas
RUTLAND, Nor. l6, 1850. al
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-16
Thomas Zimmerman cured of Chronic
Rheumatism.

LorsH, FEB. j, 1859.
DIR. j. T. KILLINGS; Desr Sin, - About ten years
since, whils cosstng along the shore. Of the Mscr-
rsnean, was first attacked with Rhsumsiism. Every
year since have felt less Of the disease, ut
had attack until September, 1888. was
then attacked with very severe rheumatism in my
shoulders and ebows, and in beth arms from the elsow
To the shoulder. first tried various nimehts
nendsd by my friends. put myself in the
OF good ply sician he worked upon until he
bscame discouraged and told me he could do no more
for me. -Four months had passed since I was first
attacked, and was no better; then procured your
Pills and Linimeni, and commenced using them ae-
eording 10 directions. Prom the FIRST time ! com
moneed their use daily improved, and about week
since, believing Hysef well, stepped using them.
have since had 81 the pains, ard con
sidsr myself cured.
Yours truly, THOMAS uUNNEMAN.
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Read this from Hon. A. w. Buttrick.

LoHfN, -Nareh Z, IS59.
Dear Sir, Having a badly sprsined wrist, was
induced 10 use your Rheumatic Lnment A fow
applications entirely cured the sprain II is my opin-
ion that your Liniment, in its power of healing
sprains, stands At tho head Of all Linments and
Lotions. have doubt that your Imminent is also
good for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all other pur-
poses for which it Is recommended.
Very respectfully yours, A. w. BUTTRICK.
J. T. BILLINGS, Lowell, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-16
SPAULDISG,s PREPARED GLUE
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SAVE TUE PIECES

ECONOMY, DISPATCH
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Glue will times its ceat annually to every house.
hold Sold by all prominent sttionor Druggists Hard
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Country merchants should make note of Spauldins $
Prepared Glue when making up their Falls 1t will stand
any climate. 4o-45
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Miss Lane cured of Neuralgia.

LoneH, Oct. Il, 1858.
Mr.. BHLINGsi sr,-Your Pills and Liniment
have oHtireiy cured mo of Neuralgia. think no ono
oyor suffered more severely from the disease than
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were slight in comparison with the almost ntolerabls
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course awaited myself Of any and every means that
might alleviate my suiTerings, but found nothing
eficscious until triod your remedies. The Iinment
Immediately produced relief One week after | had
begun using your medicines and following your droe
tons was enabled to sleep soundIy, and now arn
wol. I first returned thanks to God for tho great
benefit had received, and now render my gratitude
you, and congratulate you upon being the Of
relief to much Of suffering humanity.
Yery truly yours, SUSAN II. LANE.
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FRESH GROCERIES
A R MS & Will L S O N S,

sua ARs--CRusuEp. POWDERED AND GRADUATED;
CoFPEE CRUSHED;
poRro RICO AND BROWN HAVANA;
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA;
oLoSG, YOUNG TYSON AND GCNPowDER TEA;
TApIoCA;
CITRoN;
LAYER AND BOX GAIsINS
PORTO RICO MoLAssBs. all Grsiesi
MACkEREI., in Kit or Barrei
COD FISH;
CoFFEE-MoCHA AND OLD JAVA;
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oluJ sIeInalo 'suon1aIp nJ ioI ssso9's nlspu'A
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NJ, VT. VALLEY RArLRo.,

rI,4SrErEa-l VT. VALLEY RAiLROAn
ASsssys-,v TICE. On aud sftei MONDAY Nv ~ NY
Passengsf Trains willleaye bellows fal for Brat W.
SOFA NJ aud 23O ~, and returning leave HAY i'u
at lO40 A NJ and 4 80 pm. "@
Freight Train caves Bellows \ alIat 40 NJ .,a,
tleborO at2 So L. NJ, uhh.
The two passenger trains this route epnn,.,s
with the WIS M1ss, and Connecticut River Rnilrs'1
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bird, eport r
New York. On the North with the Rutland a Bn,u,uu
sullivan, VI Central, Vermont Canada. Conn,tt,,rN
Passu psc Rivers Railroads, forming direct comm
with whitehall, Saratoga aud Schenectady ~ Johr.
and White Mountains Burlington and Rouse, pin,
lcnsburg and Montreal. NJ SLoAT saw
Nov II, 1853. orr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-16
MIR. Reed cured of Gout.

LopeH, May }, 1853.
Mr.. BILLIEGs:-I regard your Pills and Lini-
ment as the only true specifics for govt have used
them, and satisfied thoy contain new medicines
not found in other preparations, and are essentially
different and better than all Others. Having long hoen
afflicted with govt have tried the various prepare
tons Of Coleiicum aud many other medicines highly
Landed for govt, and therefore well qualified to
judge Of tbs virtues of your remedies.
Yours, &c. SAMUEL REBD.
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CABINET FuRMlTURE!
THE LOWEST PRICES.

consisting IN part of the following articles viz
CHAMBER SETS elegantly ornameuiei, BUREAUS az
every DISRUPTION SOFAS paror aud rommon CHAIRS of
al kinds and prices. ENrENsioN TARIsEs. CARD en-
TIRE and COMMON TABLES % AL kinds fyASTISr tSns
nat rEEES. TIA P0IS oTTJMkNs. WHAT NorS
CHAAbkR SINKS nEDSTEADS. Of every siezcripfiap
LOOKING GLASSES. MUSIC SEATS. MATTRESSES Of All
kinds WILLOW CARTS sud CARS far children AZ aux
price T. suit s purehs-r COSFINS Of all .izes
on hand and many other articles too numerous to ruet
hSre.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-16

Ecno.-What must be done TO conduct n
newspaper right ? Write.
What is necessary for farmer to assist
him? System.
What would give blind man the great
est delight! Light.
What is the best piece of counsel given
by a justice of tho peace Peace.
Who commit the greatest denominations !!
Nations.
What is the greatest terriicr Fire.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-16

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