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New-York tribune., 1866-12-26


TRAINS LEAVE EEwYohKi -.
To7 Hew Haven 100, 6oO(kL,J lSA m -IS tSAd SS"
V1.l as. 80 and G0c (Kx,l g., n, %
THrafepert. 100 SEQ, fEI,1 lJ9 A. nj Ai' ibA7' 80
CL1.) a45. 40 and Loo tE.x.l p
fog Fsirks1 Southport Wssyors 100 uA m 80 ="
For Eorwst zsO SY CEKl soO. II "a N. Al- (E1l ao0
Tor 0slsn 100. 300 noo ara as so ~ m
Yer Orsenwith 100 a0o, lilo - St9 A'o -
FOr 100 400 (EI 500 lLSo M I"i' 'SiI ]4'
aso Tx i =, 40 80. 60 400 tEHl p "a on ,,.a
Fer Pon lRsYnsdiAss stahOn' ~" NV Ii" !"
aS ~ 49, 2 D ~ Train viii TwsrsJ seventh s ct
u.3o p. cOVgrc-,uo TaIINs
Yor Boston via Springfield tEIl 3os tEr,l zoe
fog Bosson wa Shore i9is (EH.) eg p a. "A. 20
Yer Hartford sPnnghsd acc NJ tEI1 ~i" ~" 'AA''
Tsr cSauscasus Rivsr RArosL sOOA tEI D n t'A'a
ire. r., a. s.oad "a PrsSiasass ssd Fshkm RrSs1 sea 1
:. Hs,sa E.~Lssd.. sad sssainsSn RslI'sA ae
~. 80 n TRsllrosd AIS Q. m 10 NorthAHpss1
Fef hegssiousa RailFosa Be N, p n
Ter haugstack Rsilfos6 aOs = M Nv H 49,
z Fsr Ds.Sgrxesna hoTWalE RAiresa. !. a. &IrH
ConnsAisus ssspnE Cars asAss'a" SSIlxs hi HORT assl
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6urnliure.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
ID nted manufacture Also sols cbe.,ng 1ad Nsa Chsmss5
Suites, paB and Ornamental a. H. r. fAEiIHOlO"S' NO %
C.nsist. oppc,is Wooster Estabiishsd l5t1
FURNITURE, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Bedding, Paror
and BEDROOM suites Pno-forios. ke Bendl and se'tt
cor Of PAymes taken BY weekly monthly
psyncn;s,,f preferred
DICKHARDT's Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAD
II to9s silver Medal st last Fair American lnftii1ts-
dier.ut ifIm no tols0 0rdi nan .qN
,rrns Can made IN t2a ani chAt ~ hs
,nc Fs-nsy 81 l07 BoeekrTs cor oi su'sn
I Al. nd. OF Gr.c 49, hand and made % order
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=, axwv,s.apy.>.Ths Sunday

SUNDAY 6CHsoL AsmvzRskHY.--Ihe ouna-y
school Of the Eighty sixthst NJ r. Church WI hea sass
,..r,y snniysrsery on Thursday evening Dse: ."
church inca, FourthAxel kzaFcisss ~ ths ehNn~-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
Amusemen's.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
iOSsSS GAhRp Ssi|Es SGEEvIi FoR fBf HOLIDAYS
Itis r ~ y s,aessd.ylA - Ls ~ ~EhiSG Dee. e,
WATTS PHIfiIPss 0 fa.
GRAND SPECTACULAR 30
TIE HUGUENoT CAPTAIN.
WITH 81 81 Ab2RArE scENrR9 b. GSESEoys Etc c9SrUAES
RlEs AND A GRAND oAsL
hn''e''n o. '' M ca4iSIEls SIa. iSIRl isai s&RaoS
the Bhs Star on both Continent. Of tn. & RxvEL TaoUfE
oRAED oERMAY ofFRA CHORUS,
GRAND BALLET or THE ZINGARAs
the elegant and besuai mssas alone prepared II
'AF"' TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS
MAGNIFICENT AND ROMANTIC SCENERY, BY HAYES AHD
EEv AND cHARAcrERIsTfc music BY THOMAS BAKER
Mr. CHARLES BARRON 10 the rom.n,ic character Of
Mr. sT6Db1aT as tie valiant sERoEANT LOCUST.
s. RHTE NEwToS JUNIATA THE zIEGARA
The Mesrs Word Hind barrow, Gis Burke The Ms'ss
Carson, Harris Tba iarri,en and md eseer' in the cast
Chorus by. the Znssras. PROTECTION and THE DUEL TO
Scene a-P0NT NEUF Tho Pur.uit- The pASwOrd
Scene asnd Bedcbsnber Palsis dArmonvie Tho Sane
aary The VOID Safety pledged Pursos bay Tho
''u'''''' VI '' ''A ACT SECOND
gs d,'s b1 SoS Aasscs Bali
dc Scene Proclamation aud Reward TIE Monk Of san Aae
Scene S-Ths Posrn Gate Of Psla GArmOuvns Beware Os
scsns J-The Chs.ele. Prilou Escape by Tower
GRAND PLAZA. PALATs Lai.'D DpARMoSvrLLE
c&vGICabE 51 OF rE %@ENdERs TRUHfa FINALE
sATssSaf THs oRss6 6fI4Ih2'MM FASfIS MATSsT iissi1
. - pacS.:sd :sd' d y pl 6s Be-. fo;' o
VALENTINE yOUsDEN, ,
In b,, UNirYieF EATIoNs
at Clinton Hall AstOrPae Broadway commencing oeock
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave loot Of
~ Coar.sd..s, Tor PHrASsLrHII, st snd 10 . a. n
sai u H. lsr bIEsrEoas ssl wAiEusrss q Sad n& s1
D n, and n midzsSa
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
Ocean 6framsrs.


GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF PASSAGE
~ URRrE S ~ ' soS S line e5,S e Essn' $ 9a
sias. mai st-amp. ARGGo snd FULTON hSTaE been tso
oughy ease Per No y North River. Hsyrs osOas
'''n IEAGoH IL gown" 1's' S2 p'''c Dec 2, 1893
PRICES OF SHP PfssSGE' "a fHYAsLE IN GOLD
Ill. o. Main Saloon. slO1
Lower ssloon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Al sSpcI,ouesd safFeon on board. .,,,
J. 3 3. c3AsIooK' - STOCK SsslYo As:oY5
%As5Es % a woTToN. H.vrs oeneral Asrn' in Europe
LHfRBETrt. KANE Co., AErnts Pan.
ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE
TEkM5iIIrs GETwEES SEw.YoRG AN6 HAyRE, Gall
me .pcadd vs,.s: s i.yonts route for h' Cont
sT. LAURENT Bocsud Dec -
VILE bE Rails sS1on jan
fRlcE oF rAsSAGE ~ COLI; coll CO.. a.,
~. Ayr.a l'r q, ;,sUsFI 'I; iss5
These Itesmsrs DO nos cary stsersse passengers -.
tSsa eoqp9nsas M s1d d. 'nsi ss's. ohs'5,s to f' an
Medical ''''Ho'GS SEU e maCGhNzE Agent No 81 Broadway
C,TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENsTOwETts lnman Line calling ssiniweskiy. carry
ing the United stsie. Mail. -.
CITY OF EgHES6A{ In
CITY OF CoBK sATuRDAY. Jsn
ana essS uooocdinI SATURDAY and wEDNEs6Ai' noon
h'H Fi'r No - "'''f REIfs Gi'ss oy PASSAGE.
FIRST SsS s9o
To London. 81 10 bonoon............ q
PAYABLE ~ CON.
P.ssro BY the wedpesdsy Fr Cabin D. steer'g.
s35 Payable in U. 5. currency
Passengers Forwarded 10 hamburg srem.u ks- at
s..s!rs ps,are Liverpool Queenstown so gold or ,h.
as'H Tickets can be bought ''' 0' persons sending '' ''
For further j6sS Sap iRP ne SeRs' So oS a
GTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL,
- Csias a. Londonderry 10 land Mais and Passengers.
=
co1uMR,1 SAL .. dyEEY iTra6iY SaT,GPSG December %
HBERNlA sails SATURDAY January y - .
Derry Cs6n' s and s,i s.ep,ts - ~ S.yo sss +, Ham
burg, Havre Ag,werP.i1e, 500 aid , ~.
For further FRANC iFRSNcIs Sxe b6S%b Co agents.
No. Bowugereen kew-YoIs
VIHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
BETWEEN NEwEYoRK EHaAk Gs HAb LtTRPo6L. CALLING At
AND BETWEEN nosro4 S$N As6 NGRHyRrooI CALLING
HALIFAX AND CORK HARBoR
xUsTRILAsi An, He1 oauesdlI Jan
SCoTiG saao,dI Jan .
'YSoN NEw-YoRE LIVERPOOL - .
chefc.bin Ps:.aso. 90 90
ySos so.IoS TO IicEKrcoL
eh,fcsbin %
payable IL gold OF il. eaayssi in United sses ou5rouy
Berthi no. secured until paid io'
An experienced Surgeon board go Ut.
.ssun-ss Bi Of Lsdlns having s1pr'sd signed
For Freight or Passage '''' TO- cuAED. No .pow. or-.u
TTNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD' SrEAMSHip
DEUTSCHLAND H. Wese. ms,-ef. 'Srrlns S TIE ts,.a
'''''' man. On SATURDAY,. Dec. p
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON
LONDON aAvrE. Sol sotl tlfHSNrTON AND BREHES
'.hs following Ilir' psysbe IA god g 70 s3asn pa
10 De followed bv the steamship HANsA ~ y 'esn'''P'
fO' Height OF passage s'pS 0ELRcHs Co. No ca sro.da
-1zzzI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

A LBERT II. NlCOLAY,
n STOCK BROKER AND AUCT1oNEER ,.
No. % PINE-gr.. NEW-iORk.
ESTABLISHED - lEARs.l
Insurance City Rafosd Gas Lht Bunk feegrsPh E1pfess
fo SAC
sone of them paying from 10 to 20 per cent ivd~nds
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
Qlarb!e nlapiels.
AleoirGI.

TURKISH BATHS.-Vapor Baths, Electric Baths,
Wa,,fcurs Swedish Moyemen Cure sppied 1 lhe cure
of dsases =, No isgut. NewfOfk. We have t5 hnesi
sprv and country m reducing local uhamua
.n Or u,ns Hy-ienc Boarding b. had n the lntgon
Dfs MILLER WOOD Co.. ffeyristor'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

Nv which We see that the American qualities were as near a.
possible worth 50 per than the East INDIA on tns on
n Anr while AZ neary qualities were worth - par
cent more on Nov 80 evidence 20 my mind eonensivs
tSs argument Of depreciation Of staple in the ver
ut Ibis Is NOT all total imports Of cotton into LiEerpce
es showed from January TO Nov q OF this year aud At
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
NrEw. YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
lSss. W1STKR RARRAT0EMENE ls67.
COMMENCING DECs'lt. 1000

P.,..nssr Station fWons 'svsatsst snS
Ioarth-sEa EntfGnes on Iwsnvterenih-si
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26


No % BROADWAY NRw \ DIX, Dec. Us, 1900.
WILL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION a. the
Dot Army Clothing EqupaE Of Lsisht end
York Civ THURSDAY the 81 OF JanuaIg
Is7 rommencing at II ocl5ok m, 5000 to 5000 ARMY
BLANKETS. ,-.-s
Samples the above be ct the Depot and further %
nation obtained at this Office
TKRNs Cssh funds; 10 Y cent down. snd me e:
scs bore taken from tho Depot which usi be WITHIN
three dv, ofssle under forfeiture Of purchase and ~ = cent
Breyrt Bri-sdier.0-r D. II. NlNfON,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
pje0oine CARDS. &t.

ITWM. FVERDRLLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.- =
q wEDplEO CARDS ana ZINE STATIONERY tE',ieA'hsd
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
5alss bp Aurtion

DY HENRY II. LEEDS g. MINER-HENRY II.
ID LEEDS Auc0u~erOp THURSDAY, Dec r. q n O'clock
Ct o. LEEDS ART GALLERIES. hos el ED ss @ e59qT'{ {
eouh corner Of TTcl hne PRIVATE tl4tA
ZION of AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PICTURES By IN,
INENf and fANORIIE ARTISTS beirg The entire ooec9A Of
tBo wei4noWn counoisseurs eouPri.nr Pictues b vH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22
The Romance Of History.


The recent attempt to assassnate the
Gar Of Russia has been attended by
most remarkable episode, which, SO far as
it affects the career of one man, is probab-
ly without parallel in history. We may
search even the pages Of romance without
finding that the mot imaginative writer
ever gave to his hero d position at once
so novel and SO fortunate. If ever man
was born under a lucky star that man is
M. KommissaroE, who by wave Of his
hand destroyed the aim Of the would-be
assassin Of the Gar. While there are
many who think the attempted assassina-
ton was the result of plot, it has been
satisfactorily ascertained that the student
who made the attempt has been insane,
and though the Chief of Police and many
of his subordinates have been relieved
from duty in accordance with the demand
of public opinion, the accomplices as yet
remain undiscovered. The affair, howev-
er, is one Of the most fortunate for Alex
ander III. that ever occurred, for it has
awakened an expression of feeling which.
must convince him of the love and res
pect of his people. Telegrams from all
quarters of his kingdom, carrying assu-
RANGES of joy at his escape, were received.
TIE Deums were sung in the churches, tho
performances at the theatres were inter-
rupted by the demand for the national
hymns, in which the audience joined, and
even the prisoner Schamyll sent his con-
gratulations. 80 arg
The poor peasant who prevented the
madman from carrying out his designs has
been laden with wealth and covered with
honors. He was made hereditary noble
by the Emperor. Saint Petersburgh,
Moscow and Kostroma elected him mem-
Der of their corporations two landed pro-
prietors of the latter place gave him i'm
mense tracts Of lands, banker of Mos
COW begged him to accept a large sum 70
enable him to support his new condition
in life, national subscription has pur-
chased for him a magnificent house in
Moscow, the municipality of st. Peters-
burg by decree have conferred upon him
the title Of the First Citizen of St. Pc.
tersburg," and he has been elected homo
rary member of all the clubs in Russia
Louis Napoleon has conferred upon him
the Cross of the Legion of Honor, and he
is hereafter to be known as Kostrumsky
of Kostroma." On his FIRST appearances
at the theatre he was obliged to appear,
accompanied by his wife, on the stage,
when he was the recipient of an ovation
which is indescribable. o
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22
Great German Liver Remedy

strks at the root of ALL Diseases which originate in De-
ranrrments of the Liver JIxndfce. Acas, or Chrcr'e
Affections Of me Lir,r, Dyssa, SAILOR Connienane,
frssor Van BuskiTks Liver Remedy
I.npre.s Of Testimonials might be given from persons
Who have teen anently cured after trying other rem
i;s without aay beneficial effect. but ONE TRIAL Of
-. ,ivrr R.,pedy ! better proof the afflicted than
yo,rfne Of Recommendations
either u Nsory Aios, GaAp5ogs, Sed'Hn9oHy' OF any
arasfie drug. ,,.., a,
scll hy Al Druggist Price dollar per bottle ASK
e. prosrssor VAN BpsKfKE's GREAT GEitAAN Lit Eh
RrvtDy and take no other. One dollar aud fifteen
cents either stamps or currency sent 70 any ~
- zen 4 or Z, the Pro7retOrs, OSCAR %. sVsf-o *
ri d eorlandt street. New York. viii ensure bottle
ths medicine by return mail, post paid a.,
Amt for Bellows Falls o. y Woods H-si
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Statements from Patients, &c.

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Every one to whom have recommended it has bene-
fitted much by Its n-,ev G. ID. JONES. Racine Wis
BIBLE HoUsE, AsroR PLACE N. Y 10 the early part of
February. 1865, suffering from violent cough, for
which had been treated during six months previously
without benefit. had Night Sweats which completely
prostrated In the evening hoarseness would
which would prevent from speaking above whisper.
had then had attacks of hemorrhage the lungs
My family Physician assured me that he could do 10 more
for me, yet growing rapidly worse, and had been
compelled to leave business for nearly two months All my
symptoms Indicated Enthusiastically the Of CON-
SUMPTION. In the beginning o. February, Mr. Henry
Fisher Treasurer Of the American Bible Society," presented
me with a bottle of the PREPARED PRESCRIPTION. In
few days my appetite, (which had entirely lost)
turned; within week, my cough had almost left
and in less than two weeks the Night Sweas broken
up. Thenceforward regaiued strength rapidly ard am
now regularly attending to my duties as clerk TO the
American Bible society, in whose employment have
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" 1 have had Nervous Spasmodic Asthma for eleven
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would die before could get air into my lungs was
baggard and spritless suffered greatly from short
of breath that compelled to take frequent
in walking from my residence my place of business
= The night before obtained the PREPARED PRE-
sCRIPTIoN,' was the worst passed On obtaining
the remedy, took teaspoonful at noon and again at
night, and slept all night without waking have not
had broken nights rest since. . no
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snd at all afflicted with 'shorness of BREATH
shall be glad to have any afflicted with Asthma call
EZRA G. IANGDoN, No. s3i Fourth ST., N. Y
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is put up in r
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may be addressed TO the Sole ProprieoTs OSCAR g. MO
sE5 co. q Cortandt Street, n Y. Consultation free
Circulars containing Particulars of many successful
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Sold in Bellows Falls by OF WOODS. 2l-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22
wILBoR's COMPOUND OF
Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime.

FOR Consumption. 1t Is the only reliable remedy
known 1t has in thousands OF instances, restored pa
ents that seemed past hope Of recovery and In
thousands has arrested the disease in primary stages
and restored the patient TO robust health.
BR0NCHITlS.-Its effects in this troublesome disease
are very marked II necessary to persist in its for
considerable length Of time.
FEMALE DEBILrrY.-T sustain and augment the
at tescesi 70 make pew rich and pure blood build
tp the nervous system energy the mind and
Sdynothiug can be better adapted than this prepsra
tim. ~
In Asthma, General Debility, Emaciation Coughs it is
areiable remedy Ninetenths Of the where 1t
supposed to fail simply arise from the remedy being
oopet before the beneficial effect became obvious. he
careiu and get the genu manufactured only by A B.
WiLBoR, Chemist, lG5 Court Sc, Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22

"A widow out West married man to
whom she refused her daughter. because
she said her first husband was an ugly
critter, and she had learned how to man
age such cattle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22
Derangements of the Liver.

Few persons are of the Debility and General De-
rsngsment the whole syst produced by Morbid or
Unhealthy Action the Liver and not one person in
ten is so fortunate not to have suffered in some way
from those Morbid Conditions Health is of course de-
pendent, in great measure, upon the Purity oil the
Blood and Purity Of the Blood is directly dependent
upon Healthful Functional Action of the Liver.
The diseases arising directly indirectly from Atec
,iors Of the Liver can not course be enumerated in
brief advertisement is such an eumeration necessary
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22
PROFESSOR VAN BUSKIRK'S
GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY.

ysG used in the private practice of of one Of
the most eminent Ply scians in Germany offered
to the people Of the United States When the Remedy
has been subjected fair and intelligent trial. 1t will
speedily take precedence Of all other Liver Remedies
in use 1t the contribution of Med cal Science TO
the treatment that extensive troublesome and danger
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22

No man can avoid his own company,
50 he had best make il as good - Possi-
bic.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22

with fatigue and anxiety-when she learn
ed that her husband was dead.
There was no doubt of the death: the
registry kept at Camp Douglas showed it,
and the grave was pointed out to her,
which bore this inscription on a pine
board: tei 85 E-e
"MAJOR CHARLES GEROUX,
Third Louisiana Infantry"
The same grave this day is neatly sod
ded over and at its head grows a rose
bush.
Broken-hearted and bowed down with
grief, she wended her way on foot to the
great city of Chicago, not knowing why
she went. A stranger among strangers,
with no one to aid or pity her, save the
good God, who in her utmost heart she
believed had forsaken her.
She was taken in and cared for by the
Sisters Of Charity, until she could hear
from her friends in Ohio, from whom she
had not heard for the past four years. A
letter was received, that Immediately af-
ter the war her uncle had died, and soon
after his widow had removed to Iroquois
county, Illinois, to live with her married
son. Mrs. Geroux was supplied with
money to enable her to find her friends in
Iroquois county, where she has since resi-
ded.
Geroux returned to his situation at Gin
cinnati, and was sent by his firm to 'lect
debt due in Iroquois county. While
there he sought out the Attorney who had
him discharged on the habeas corpus. to
learn the whereabouts of the horse that
did him good service, and to secure his
assistance in collecting his debt. He soon
made himself known, and while they were
discussing about the stolen horse, lady
and child entered the same office. There
was momentary pause, and husband and
wife were in each others arms. We shall
not attempt to describe the scene which
followed. The husband found wife and
child, whom he firmly believed to be dead.
and the wife found husband over whose
grave she had shed bitter tears of woe.
Mrs Geroux was visiting the same al
torney to find out about her husbands
confscated property, and to apply to thu
government to have his property restored
to her Cincinnati Commercial
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22
nRovIsIoNs FOR sALEi

PROVISIONS FOR sALEi
PoRK.
LARD,
loBUsHELs ONIONS,
CRANBEREIKs,
100 BBLs. APPLES, &C, for sale
BY HYDE
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FOREIGN pELCAClEs
BRAY HAYES, IsrcRrsRs & COMMISSION Aorsrs,
I45 MILK ST.. BOsTON.

Crosse Blackwelps London Chow-Cho and other bot
tied Pickles, Sauces Mustard Carries and Condiments
Scotch Oatmeal, Robinsons Barley and Groats Cnx's
eeiaaue, pondee Marmalade, Albert Biscuit, etc.
French sardnes, Prunes Olive Oil, Olives Capers Peas
Vinegar Mustard. &C. Italian Macaruni WORCESTERSHIRE
Sauce. Walnut catsup, &C. London and Dublin Porter
Eng. 4 Scotch Pale Ale, Day yS Marfia'S Real japan
Hacking &C., for saie to the Trade.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22
Save Your Money!
DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
For a small bottle Of HAIR DYE, when you can get
bottle nVe times as large Of better Dye for the
WiIbor,s Monitor Hair Dye

is SUFfkshDING a I'd UTHERS,
IL requires no preparaaon does not smut or wash oH
VII not soil the snest linen One application win
VI the har grows out, when II be applied roots
without more trouble than common hair III
" Is rcoTydatea aot to in3lye TIE Hair or Skia
Manufactured only by ALEX B. wILB0R. Chemist,
No. l66 Court street, Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22
THE EYE! THE EYE

HHHL p n HE Il II Il
DIR. Il KNIGHT has discovered new treatment for the
Eye BY which he is curing Of the cases of
pain. qf 4,
CANCERs.--Dr. Knights treatment for Cancers
snrpass all others IN use II cures without knife
plaster. or pain and heals without Every kind ri
disease treated with great Humors of kind
eTajicated from the system No charge for consultations
Office 259 fremont Street. Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22

I'm Its Most Advanced Stages,)
for the Radical Cure Of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CA
TARHH, and all affections Of the THROAT and AIR PAS
sAGES; for General and Special Dsangen1<fs of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM and for all Functional Disorders Of
the Stomach and Boseels
II Immediately increases the strength and aeepons the
eot0y Of the pale blood II subdues the Chs and Fersy
and diniinishes the Egpteoraton. 1t checks the might
sceafs, always in from fourteen days The dppe
tie at frg0rafed and the patient rapidly gains
flesh the cough and the deVa breathing speedily
eved the sleep becomes calm and refreshing the
uGtioas regular and snil ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH A REALLY ASTON
ISHING RApIDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every where
the Physician commonly prescrbes Tonics,n Iron, Ac
ids, Bark Quinine, Cod Liver Oil, Whiskey &C., and in
every case, by whatever known in which there
hibited any one or more Of the following
PTOMS:
Di6fet Irregular Brtathng, Loss Of Breath, Cough
Wasting of Flesh, Bleeding from he Lungs, Loss Of
Strength Loss Of Appeti.e, Gsaeal Dey hgat SleeatS,
Ftsas Pains HToRa Shoulders. Chssi Eqre Ltlbs
frruohs rrosrttoH, trd1fHesS or DE
=fness, E1eeSSirs Paess, TIroaf, Do,esaesS, Sleep
lessaess, Souy Stomach, Heart Burn, Oppression Sk
ing o the Sto0aaeh before after eating, Rgrtent Fere
&C. &C. aud ESPECIALLY all Female Disorders Uterine
Irregularities tch as Difficult Paiata Suppressed Scan
fy, Exeessre Delayed, Premature too Frequent Mem
sfrHdfioH.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22

-..5 tHf give and bequeath, III
When I'm laid underneath,
To my two loving sisters 90 dear,
The whole Of my store,
Which Gods goodness has granted here
And that none may prevent,
f.rf SO This my viii and intent, % - ...s
Or occasion the least Of racket,
With solemn appeal,
confirm sign and seal,
This, the act and deed Of viii Jacket.
Some wills contain q sort Of autobiog-
raphy of the testator, as well as his
thoughts and opinions. Such was the will
of Napoleon. which gave handsome leg
acy to the wretch CantilIion, /" who had
as much right to assassinate that oligar-
chist, the Duke of Wellington. as the lat
ter had to send me to perish on the rock
of St. Helena" ... a..........,
Such also was Sir William Petfy's which
states with a certain amount of self pride,
that g at the full age of fifteen, l had OBJ
tanned the Latin, French and Greek
tongues" and at twenty years Of age,
81 had gotten up three score pounds with
as much mathematics, as any Of my age
were known TO have" ..,,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-22

A LADY who has been cured Of great nervous debility,
after years Of misery desires to make known 70 al
fellow sufferers the means of relief.
Address, enclosing stamp, MRS. NJ. MBRRlsT, BOX
3 Boston, aud the prescription will be sent ree oy fe
turn mail.