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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

TIE MARKErs.--Mrs. Partington says
she can't understand these ere market re.
ports. She can't understand how cheese
can be lively, and pork can be active, and
feathers drooping--that is if it's raining
or how whisky can be steady, or hops quiz
ct, or spirits dull neither how lard can
be firm in warm weather, nor iron unset
tied, nor potatoes depressed, nor flour ris-
ing-unless there had been yeast in it
and sometimes it wouldn't rise then.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27
Said an old man one day: When I

- Said an old man one day " When l
look back over the pilgrimage Of an event
full and not unsuccessful life, l can conf
IDENTIFY say that I never did an act OF kind
ness to any human being without finding
myself the happier for it afterward. A
single friendly act, cheerfully, pleasantly
and promptly done to fellow creature in
trouble or difficulty, besides the good to
him. has before now thrown a streak OF
sunshine into my heart for the remainder
Of the day, which ! would not have taken
twenty dollar bank note for"
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IMPORTANT TO THE
DIR. DOW


CONTINUES to be consulted al
.OTand $ Endieott Street, Boston, O. \
A PRIVATE OR DELICATE "
By . long course study aud praeleaia
Hnised extent, DR.. D has nov the gsaiiasi'
tbs unfortunats with remedies that bay
arst introduced them, failed 10 can f5s q
ses Of .ypu11s
GoNoRRHGA AID siPhlii.
Beneath his treatment, all the hoTIat i
pare blood, ImpeteRey, serofalai Conn. y.
and distres in the regions OF procfe,a1-, K,
she Bladder and Kidneys, Hydroces, =
frightful swelhngs aud the long tran 2. Y
attending this ella of diseases, arg q
harmless a. the simplest ailings Of e4,s
SEMINAL WEAhNlss
Dr.. D. deeotss a great part OF MS " !,
Of those cases caused by secret ana ~ u.
reius shs body and mind.unfiiung 70. =, =
nal for business or society. sese -
eholy effects pfedGes., by early haoi's " X
ness Of The Back aud Limbs lNfZiness
al sight. Palpitatian Of the heart. uss4';
Arrangement Of tbe digestive iun'fot = T
SUMPTION, Sc. The tear. II effects % l. 70. Il (
be dreaded loss Of BaemoFs confuse ~ y.
Of spirits esd foTehodingS, aversion q
tIN idies &c, are among the e'l' -
shoald. before contemplating nis'ili, -
can Of experience, and be al oaee f'''
hs ppineSs -. m
Patients slsa y SD 10 rem 2ln Gnasi =
a feE days or week., vill b. furnishe,a. =.
and charges for board moderate W.. ~. =
ofthe country With nlll directions ~ ~ 4
aerjation of eur Gases. DR. DoN has ~,
cn.e9.tes. warranted the hsst pfe'ti'~-'
Thr,.s goF 81. aE,i red stamp
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

HEAR, HEAR.v-An Englishman has
invented " sound magnifer," which is
said to be very successful. II acts SINH
larly on the ear as magnifying glasses do
on the eye. 1t is small article which
when fitted in the ear, is not perceptible,
but acts as a oice-conductor and concen-
trates the sound. The magnifier enables
persons who arc partially deaf, to hear dis
tinctly, at church and in public assemblies.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

= An old Scotch woman having been
asked her opinion as to the new minister
said he was a particularly powerful pr each.
er--" He had ma been tn place week,
before he kicket tn pulpit a to pieces, and
banged tn in'ards out O. two bibles"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27
Railroads
Rutland & Rurlinn,0n

4
q Nan N Monday May lS1 va va
MOVING SOUTH Ann
Leave Burlington at 8 3OA.M Ims'
Arrive at Rutland, al II .SOA ~ M,9I
Leave Rutland at ! 70 A. M. b9o WY N
Arrive at Bellows Falls at 90 A N 10Y
MOVING NORTH AND wrI
Leave AZ 90 Bellows J s Falls at 52oAMu@, * ,
Arrlv q a, Rutland at lOlo,A.M.lRI .
Leave Rutland at 40 A. M.lmpI ~
Arrive at burlington al 4. nd ~ /ShtRl
TRAINS coNNEcT A YLl6FSs I
At Burlington with Vermont a., .%
Railroads for Montpelier, 81. barIRe,-s, 4
treal, ogdensburgh and the West " nm ~
Tor Troy, Albany end New York LraN,' g u
neetady and the West At BelIs y" elfll
Cheshire Railroad for FitehbaI Wo,e.. sll5 4
Boston. With Vermont Valle, Eal,rg5sf ~
Springfield, Hartford. New Iyen mi " I'D
with sullivan Railroad for fsoF, Whit's%' al
Wells River, 81. JohnsburyBarton. INN
white Mountains Naea n
Sleeping Cars run on niglfrain beiv,s,.
treal, and between Do, toni BurluFts, ~ 4
Passengers for the Wesfill ind AZ
and expeditions route
For Tickets and all M ssary iniomst,
Offices on the line. GRO. A NJ5tta4a
Rutland, W, May ~ 1854. '1A
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American and Foreign Patents.
II. H.EDDY.

OLICITOR OF NTS :,
Late Agent of the u S. Patent Office Washington under
the Act of 1887.
No. as State Street, topposite Kilby st,) Boston.
FTER extensive practice upwards twenty years
N continues to Patents in the United States also
in Great Britain France and Other foreign countries Ca
Specifications Bonds Assignments, and all papers
drawings Patents, executed reasonable terms,
with dispatch Researches made into American and For
eign works determine the validity and utility Of Pa
of Inventions and legal and other advice rendered
in all touching the Copies of the claims of
any patent furnished by renting dollar Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Agency IN the United States possesses sisrtorJd e
ties for obtaining Patents aSeeyaiRtag The pdentabty
Of iareRtlons.
During eight months the subscriber in the of his
large practice rejected applications, SIX
TEN APPEALs ecy Of which decided in his taroT
by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
l regard Mr. Eddy of the most cap bic and
eeSsfd practitioners with whom have had official inter
| course. CHAS, MASON"
Commissioner Of Patents
have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
and capable of putting their applications IL
for them early and favorable consideration
the Patent Chce. EDMUND BUBKE,'
| Late Commissioner OF Patents.
'BIr R. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appica
TONS in all but ONE of which patents have been grant
ed, and that pending Such unmistakeable
proof of great and ability his part leads
patents they be of having the faithful
attention bestowed their and at reasonable
charges JOHN TAGHARTp
Jan. !, 1861 yr. ...
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

- What is that which occurs once in a
minute, twice in moment, and not once
in hundred years !? The letter M.
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MelOdeOnS! MelOdeOnS.
II. ESTEY.


CUCCESSOR &c Messrs. EsrEY 4 GREEN, only
- Manufacturers In this country Of the PERFECT ME
LODEoN with patent Harmonic Attachment Bass Damper
and Manual Sub-Bass,
The world wide renown these MELoDEoNs have obtain.
cd within the last few years evidence of their SUI
peIority all others. We now manufacturing some
thirty dieren kinds these Instruments and have
Gently added TO our former large variety the
COTTA GLE OR G N,
with or without the Harmonic Attachment, and Manual
Sub Bass This Instrument has equal Of its size for
power and efficiency, and is really the desirable for
Sabbath Schools Churches Lecture Rooms, Nestres Pub
lie Halls, &C. that be obtained the low price at
which is sold brings within the of the most mi
ted and supplies place which II has long been felt in
srument peculiarly adapted Its size oompactness,
power aud beauty tone neatness aud pet Of
sruetion, and OF will at recommend
it to every as being all That is claimed for IL.
G7-Eyery Instrument warranted
M- fM VA - sss
From the best Manufacturers New and Second Hand For
Sale, and to Rent, on the most reasonable terms
lJ,@ Address, J. EsTEY, Brattleboro,yt. rs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

To Stop G ! Ching


Slight irritation Of the throat may be
relieved by slipping little slippery elm
tea or by sucking piece of gum arabic.
These articles coat over the mucus mem
brane and prevent the irritation of the
air. A very few drops of paregoric held
in the mouth and allowed to trickle down
the throat, will alay coughing. The best
cough medicine for children, one which we
have used for several years W ith entire sat
isfaction, is the following: Mix in a vial
equal parts of paregoric, castor oil and
syrup Of ipecac. Always shake well just
before using. A few drops of this swal-
lowed, but not washed down by water or
other fluid, will almost always soothe a
cough. Repeat the dose as often as
cough returns. From one-fourth to one
half teaspoonful may be given when a
lesser quantity does not suffice. A large
dose after full meal may produce little
nausea. Children who are subject to
coughs should eat very little supper, and
indeed all children should eat much less
and simpler food at night than at morning
or noon. The above mixture may be kept
on hand ready prepared, as it does not de-
teriorate if kept corked. 1t may interest
those afraid of mineral medicines Though
they partake freely Of common salt, which
is a mineral,) to know that the ingredients
are all vegetable"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

sIs anybody waiting upon your said a
polite dry goods clerk to girl from the
country. Yes. sir" said the blushing
damsel; that's my fellow outside. He
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27
n ew Job - hop
IN BELLOWS FALLS!
COB Ii 4 Will LSOS.

MOULD respectfully announce to the people Of Rocking
w ham and vicinity, that they have taken the shop for
merry occupied by William Conant and have fitted up the
same for doing all kinds of job Wood Work Our Ma,
chiney consists of Whtneys Improved Cylinder Planer
Circular Saws Turning Lathe, Mortising and Tenoning
Machines. Also Gauge Lathe, for turning Hoe, Fork,
Rake and Broom Handles Also, all other work done with
Gauge Lathe.
Particular attention paid to Planning and Saving for
house building. Also, Door and Window Frames Sash,
Doors and Blinds furnished at short notice Orders from
abroad promptly attended to. 3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27
HIGHLY IMPORT


TO FEMALES IN pELICATE
DIR DOW, PassfcnE an sclt
NOS. ! and 9 Endfott Street b
~ suited daily for ali tsesses incident
TEN. ProlepsHs Uters, I the wa--.l., b..
preston and sSher mensfoal derangemea
on new pathological yninsples, and spe
teed In a very few day so invariably
mode Of treatment, a most obstinate
under 1t, and the sfirtsa person soon ~
health
Or Dox has ne dalbt hadgreater exrt
ofdisesses Of womens aud children than a.
In Boston,
Boarding aecon0dations for patients
stay in Boston s9N days under his tn 80
Dr. Dow, since is45, having confined b.
20 an ofiee praefse, for the cure Of Pm
Female Complaints, Acknowledges 20 sup
N, bah LISTERS must contain red u
not be answered
oafee Hour from AZ, to9P.H
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27
Manhood. how Lost, howl

Just published, neg elibna o.
n ~. WELLS CELEBRATRD ESSAY
cure lwithout meiicihel q sperm
WV inal Weakness, Involuntary -
potency. Mental and Physical lneaPseliI
Marriage, etc, also, Consumption Alle
duceA by sef-indnigence or sexual eIua'9-
M Price. in sealed envelope. cay I
The celebrated author IN tlis ADMIR-.
demonstrates, from thirty years, success
the alarming consequences Of self'apgS
cured withoat the dangerous use Of ini1a
the application Of the Anticipating GU.
al once simple certain, and efeetoa p
every sufferer, no matter what bis comb
cure himself obeaply, privately and radia
G7~ This Lecture shonld be IN the ilai-
snd every man In the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope
post paid, on receipt Of six cents, ar two Y
dress the publisher. CHAs. !, e. ~
25lyl l27 Boweyys New YORK ross
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

CHARLES W. MARSH.
Painter, Contractor, 4 JObber,
AND DEALER IN
Paints, Oils, Fantasies, Japan and Glass,
LUDLOW, VT.
All kinds of Painting done in the neaest manner and
any number of good workmen furnished jobs at the
shortest possible notice. and the terms
Estimates furnished Also stock of an kinds at the
lowest market rates References furnished persons
wishing them.
Iyou contemplate using paints the coming season. send
for price list to the subscriber before making your pur-
chases
All our paints aud oils are warranted
CHARLES W MARSH
ALSO, -
English Lead and French Zinc,
American Lead and Zinc, all grades,
Pure White LEAD and ZINC,
Pure RED LEAD & BoLTED WHITING,
Draining cOlors, and Paints Mixed Ready for use,
| PAINT BRUSHES and PUTTY KNIVES,
oo,s
| avn
,
1"fe"'f"e' : 0'e"'e ''"''e'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

MAIL TAIN will leave Boston AIM
burg, 9. s2 a n Keene, at ll3As A.
lows Falls 1877 ?. N. ACConM0DAfi0S n
leave Bosom, az loo A. ~, Htchburg, lB,-,
at 40oPs Arriving At Bellows Falls 81, Z
PRESS "RAIN viii leave BosioH at SOP ~
at 7.23 n, Keene, . c5 r.s Arriving q y
g5IP.Ns
The down and up Express tralLs SO, Il
mereiAnd, or Walpola, TO take o. leave -,
from other Roads. Up mail train vii M y
Fitehburg, South Eeeus or Cold Rivd "a i
at North AshburphAm or East Wes,afsssl
leave passengers Il or from other losh
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27
VT. Central & Sullivan Raj
WINTER ARRANGEMENT @
w sIeseHibtr 4, 1866.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND 81

IhAINs UUINU NW0IH MI ~
Mail Train lsavss Boston Va hsataEg So
Springfield az s5 A NJ, Bellows faa 81 y
Burlington, Montreal, Ogjsnsa urga sa4 t1s y
Night Express leaves Bellows thlis j. "
eeiying passengers from Ncrm1ni VALLEY l4li
New York al II Is p. ~, nd iftm bhsa
leaving Boston At SIS P NJ, ~ Bnriugoa
Montreal and ogdeushargh, onUesttEg a
0gdansburgh, With Grand frink trains g T.
Sleeping ears are attached 8 might trAai
Through tickets for Chieag aud the IS
principal stations .. BIN
st. Albsps, Vt. Mas lst. lS5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

Up Trains at Bsliaps Falls with Es'afE,,N
Railroad for RaiAna, Buriirgtou. Y5s-sl IA
Albany, Troy sArataga SPRING, Sehsbs,aB !.
No change &C ars between Boston ana gt,,.
train, or to Briingion By express OF nal h.
the II 90 A ., train from Boston, lode q Z.
proceed nes morning 70 Burlington. Ina
Schenerta9s &c. The night express, via Z.
through toBurliugtoB. ScheneetadAy. N.at,s
Also. wiz Sullivan and VI Central Eaaa
sor, Whit Riysr Junction. Bariipgi5s. :.
Montreal st JohnsburY, Sc, via Verses
sumpsie and Vermont & Canada Roals 8,
Express rains make direct eonnection N q
trial B4srosd for all points North. the az ],
ming dhect through 70 Windsor, W T. ggsra
Point nd Montreal, &c. by hight sraig orsy
RaiIrsad. Accommodation train ruia . s. r
Mail RAIN connects 81 w. r. junction staYi
AIRING At Sc Aihans al 8 50 P NJ, Eous j
II. naking direct connections Sr Montreal, %
Dora TruiHS C0aasu at Fitfa
ssh Trains Of Fltehburg & worcsstg, Ra1
ester, Nerwich, Providence and Nes Yofs q
And at 6roton junction with trainsoi Won
"a Railroad for Nashua and Concord aUl :
sfoay Brook Railroad for Lowell, LapreHU
Il. STEWART 81
supsrinteudent's otiiee, Keene \ H., De-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27
Cheshire Railroad


SPRING ADVANCEMENT. a.
- Monday, Apra1' 1906 Trains ui m, m /. I
Splendid Sleeping 'ars to and from Bo.,or
darlington &c# L
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

EXPRESS TR'lN win lsaye Bellows +.
Keens, at 5.02. n; Arriving At Fhel,.-
| AZ Boston, 81 A. NJ ACCOMNoD ~ I
leave Bellows ais, at 40 A. n, Kee.' q q
Arriving at f.ehburg, 1906 NJ, At p,s's X
MAIL TRAIT Will leave Bellows Fans y n !. "
at 3.22P n Arriving at Fitehburg NJ :
L : 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27

PED BUG POISON, for sale by o. F. WOODS
ID Kills sure. IA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-27
APOTHECARY HALL.

FLUID AND KERosENE OIL, and N9rossl
l. les Of all kia d., as low a can be Afforded.
ByR HYDE
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-14
L4RRIED.

STICKLER-G0HN-0n the 10th of September,
at the residence of the brides parents. by Fl. G
Geyer, Esq, Mr. Adam Stickler and Miss Eliza
Gohn, OF Juniata township, this county
WlAND-C0FFMAN-0n the I4th of October,
at the residence of the brides parents, by the
same, Mr.. Adam Wand and Miss Catharine Cof-
man, both Of Juniata township, Bedford county.
GEPHART-DIEHL-At the Methodist Par
sonage, near Bedford, on the 9Th inst, by Rev
J. W. Leckie, Mr.. John Gephart to Miss Maggie
D1ehl, both Of C0terain township, Bedford county.
WENTZ-GRIFFITH-0 the 9th inst by
Adolphus AXE, Esq, Mr.. Isaac Wentz to Miss
Emily Griffith, both of Union township, Bedford
county
CEEDERS-BENTHTME the same day,
by the same Mr. John j. Ceeders to Mrs Nancy
. Benthimer, both of Union township. Bedford
county
DICKEN-CAMPBELL- the goth uit., by
Rev DR.. Kearney, Lieut.. Stephen II Dicken to Miss
Lizzie Campbell, all of Latrobe, Pa
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-14

An Indianapolis correspondent of
the New York Herald gives a gloomy
account of the financial prospect in the
West: Commercial disaster seems to
be impending on every hand in the
west. There must come a crash, and
that speedily. Already there have
been several prem0nitOry failures of
business houses in this city, and there
Is a painful construction of the money
market. The wheat crop failed. Mon
ey has been constantly flowing out, and
homecoming in. The corn crop, though
large, has been terribly injured by frost
and wet weather, until there is little
nutriment in it. Hog feeders, who
bought their stock on foot at ten cents
per pound, can get no better offer than
five or five and half cents, net, from
packers. Two large packing houses
have gone into liquidation on account
of losses last year. Altogether, every
thing looks bad, and we expect hard
times in the west"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-14
DIED.

HEMMING-0n the 2Sth ult.. in Cumberland
Valley township, Hannah D. Hemmng daugh.
ter OF Richard and Sophia Hemming, aged years
10 months and 2l days
While weeping parents mourn, the child is sleep.
ing gently,
Hers was the morning hour,
And she hath passed in Beauty from the day,
A bud, not yet flower,
Torn in its sweetness from the parent spray
Inc death-wind swept her to her soft repose,
As frost in spring time blights the early rose.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-14

Room, with the stale pastry, and poor
Mr.. Swift, will make "Mugby juno
tion"a favorite stopping-place this year
for many delighted reader. This Story
appears in EUeyy Saturday seven days
previous to its appearance in England.
The Publishers evidently intend, by
such enterprise, to give the readers of
EceJ,y lS1tagolay more promptly than
they can obtain from any other source
the best and most attractive of the good
things in European Periodicals.-Pu
lished by Ticknor & Fields, Boston
Mass
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-14

ADDRESS OF THE INDIANA DEMO
CRATIC C01fMITTEE.-Th democratic
Central Committee Of Indiana has Is
sued an address to the Democratic
and National Union men Of Indiana,
announcing the results OF the late po-
litfcal canvass, and claiming that an
overwhelming majority oi the people
OF the United States are decidedly
in favor of the Presidents reconstruc-
ton policy; that Congress only repre-
sents fOrty-three per cent. OF the entire
population that the Executive De-
partment is the only branch Of the GOV
ernment representing majority o! the
people; and re-endorsing the principles
of the Indiana Democratic Convention
Of March 18th, and the Philadelphia
August Convention.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-14
Indian IOstilities---Enited States Troops
Murdered.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Letters from
Montana relatea a terrible state of things
among the small number of troops sta
toned at the different posts from Vir-
ginia City to Forts Smith and Kearney.
Letters from Fort Smith say; " From
this point down to the Platte the road
is q GRAVEYARD. About $50 men have
been killed by the Indians as far as
known. We nave had no intelligence
from Fort Kearney for many days and
fear that communication Is cut OF.
The Crow Indians report 800 lodges
of hostile Indians moving towards the
post for the purpose of capturing 1t.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-14
NEWS AND OTHER ITEMS.

Major Gen. Geo. H. Stuart, Of Ma
Jor1' FJyiand' has been pardoned by the Presi-
r. lion. :, on. John I. Jones has been elected
ture. ~ ioie'-
John Morrissey, NJ. c., has sent So
% TO chicago to relieve destitute sis
ter there. ~ 80
The New York Tribune aclznowI-
edges the impossibility of the adontion
OF the Constitutional Amendment.
There are twenty two colored
schools in Baltimore. which are attend
ed daily by $500 pupils.
rive captive women and children
were recently delivered up at Ft. Larn-
ed by the Kiowa Indians.
The steamer Alert, from Japan. re-
Gently arrived at San Francisco with an
invoice of 345 cases of silk-worm e0os
ca route to New York.
An important event lately occurred
in Georgia. One hundred and seventy
emigrants landed there direct from Ger
many.
"A public outbreak against the Gov
ernment OfSpain is liable to occur at anv
! moment. tits reported the Queen will
| abdicate to save bloodshed.
General Mcclellan, at last accounts
was at the baths of st. Moritz, in Swift
zerland ,and Mrs. McClellan's health had
much improved.
The ex-Fenian General Sweeney
goes to Tennessee to join his old regi-
ment. His absence from the servi,e
lost him his promotion, and he now
ranks only as Major.
DIR. Gloninger intends to contestthe
election Of Mr.. Cake, in the Schuylkill
and Susquehanna DISTINGUISHING the
contest upon the glaring frauds known
to have been perpetrated in Cakes in
terest.
The new Police Commissioners and
Sheriff Thompson of Baltimore. Md,
are about instituting a suit against
Judge Bond and Others for false impris-
Onment.
A sovipcs ba,lir NrobiIo oy+oh
Iisbad NV ,1acyrons noIionHod H. I'll
day IN consequence of the depositors
Withdrawing all the funds to attend a
circus.
Naw Ero.1o,d PIN, = +oxod o,1,-
ffv conts % nn tbn I, aTIo, T,l, ,biIst ,i pomn "r
evivania wbisiln,- l t,'l is +o xod to ,r doIlars
Vat iii Io+o e"0 J',;,a
Yankee Rump.
,.>-o 4.,
o >, taIat1GH WIInout .; [eDrtseilta- pre- @
h' tIoH' sayS Tlle h , lLlpue, Is 4J oail!e GrH !;
Tl't'' oaliil91 pe giIllallei.'I Ie99,eo I7
II - eAac!tI ior 1Lll9 reason tilat az Soo4
Pi4; Iie,i WadI 'Io ~" 'l'''' VI 'i'e