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, 1866-02-19


Gr4tuHy shrctct, Aod tecl!oes t,i1, &C p 10 a ox
The 1atrs Of last secs. CITY raetr-1 ur7o ooe,:o
qetse literally. and ID ihr et&enee ef thafne7 a,d
spttto.s, tsrs tt@cn -an uA;ar T.srs Of tao s;ocs
s''d. City oo:ceess hare taken thf4s ussal supply.
| .... cioe1xu es 1As NAkIET.
Il to-day. Saturday. haa ben fairly ar t4xs
rccsts. t~ttnx the bulk OF the ss6e., III .,s ttrr
f.ed sst-dJ st the ttrl.nc Ettc:tly cs:zns,,,
rrin E'ns IN The pms unsold c05 or ~; ae,1 III
quote tue ma1sst Al mode7a,: =: d.eli-. oIss.
1G y i ftpts LAST wrxE '~~ =
The fo&lo~:c: kzo the c.osias a.:est
clotr.e rran
fT,sa TIT: 6e,nrt@llat. o,n s,. e. wc1ltorm.d. ,:oa
~ eats nn%e, o.e sseefs' nd asrraSt7. I7so IS
tr.s dnsfss:a.oa xsiii;i.d, fsi;i;. Som'7s'.
;ossafa Ms ssecFs. averaging num iiSa to i,f35
ts Ssa5s:.F;if il ri: :ss, s;c
HeatEm sTa.sSMeasu@ Etesrs md :ooi sssssS
III: e e It It 9tss s!anshtc:. aud a7esaS1s
dsoes ssa.s Cattle. Ia d::a, d:.G.
n ae29 nS 4 sssalos
sV0*a Afa cozfsc. sre1aXtrs S<bxa69 81
*51311
CATTLE GALES TO.bAY.
S9cb1la &Ac4zs .oa Craeo x,o, 7;hsst III, .~,o,,,
g joat. ;st1 Sa sfsissd 8 asa II liz ss.! e. !.
u1eso9yy III l. sola q III. sis
,tSs aSsS;s5 ;s!d Sss;: saora, IL good ss.er.. .,
.kS. M9s1fa f,s, My cood Cow, End ste+rs AZ,
,pk kfGs tsaa T9:ps fooa t Illinois ssocs .1eax
Yen. '5k lly9 ts7; - 1suiis soed 81 ssesrs
,1s,sy :osd wsson 10 good steer,; averaging LII.
=, Adams te'a Eset~.shs good t.. stcsrs. r,s...
.tIst g A6s@, e. j. .o'a TaIaer t s:ees and o1 .,s,
sti1ho.n g: sid o'Maney rou.h covs, aycza..
ssLa9a 81 4 70 Gil E.as,n y good Steer, ,,.,,onr
, 1866-02-19

H0LLANDHE BRfKF.

!l-n Fah1!es--~ lE0 van d9 N!eIea
80 RAkf4 t1T-L ms C+SmSr4
lV-MzI1lo Iosks04en Af.fH-Ln01 3Aatetorf
foaom lH-Joesqh 1Hmeul&
-omce opsn rom tbs LIT c1 Apral ia tn Ia Of
Noyemntrl nom = N. It'll 2. ~; toru NovrrapSF
~ % Apf7! lfk nom =. r. TILL p. m, AQ4 On Sun
dASa tfom ~ =. n. TIL lp4 Z. n: -
aAXUEL BOARD, Pm.
, 1866-02-19

Tho market foe Tho weet haa hten yc7y tE1, chiefly
Hon tte esuses previously mentioned. About that
Psaod IA tho wccS when trads IL usnAy the mast &c.
dr. thc seTefs g:orm On md placed N e.oha.rn
On =, IAnaacueE1.
o. HeenesdaJ, Thursday ead F.!eay there uaa ye,y
little doos o~inx both 70 the fct Of uuyes being Kept
eSsx nm nc yhtda b7 tho seTtrsJ Of tan weather
..a 1hu dlfeteece between buyers sad sellera, he
FORMER Insisting on coasldessbis reduction ead a.
latter holding tIm II previous pAcos.
oHff4caJ thers wszr sooaoeAsoas made andoo,
q tHn packing ts7ra bouStt literally.
cLoAiA0 or 1uE xAkxxr. !
Ths raxTkrs to-tsy, SATURDAY, has bse, t,,.rsh,v
active, at shsde loWsf Gkarrs than yesle-tAy. oae
q tHo shippers weyf "a The market but not operating
hlSay. Tho day o!oses with 1arSn uumbcr un,n,d'
Ihs market dokaE Qn4et At ths following zaaxe,
nominal.
-
AtAa
N0A4oV1
, 1866-02-19

10 ths tahe Of rece1pu aboFe. the given receipts OF
srnaey snd Monday arc really those Of thu Saturday
r1esious. and thoso a1ycn for Saturday a+e really
those Of F.!dsJ. Omifttnx the figures Of srndry nd
Aca6Ay. md adding sao actual receipts OF to-day,
which efo we:ut that tho acaa1l receipts Of ths
week aso 17,ep
Tho tota2 receipts snd shtp.aeats at Lre .ead
presaed Hoxa for thia week and 1aat compare u fol
lews:
, 1866-02-19

~ FRt1s Prospects IA LII Clearly ala4 s1 H.
ks7s.ea- He N1aa tas aascxoaa u the - 1eskss az
Hs tu3des you 70 wealth. heaitt nd happiness. Can
II Drug etaE1 ak51 Easa kaa,noa-1x.. petve0 Wsax
ssd tza0tttn. Coa1unsstca fss oas Dollar, n8
, 1866-02-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
Fer the Week Ending February II,

01y1c1 OF TIE DAILY 1HuCxx.(
..... Saturday 6rentng. Feb. II. ]
Tbs following table shows the daily receipts sod
sepmerss Of Eeef Cs+t!e during tho vusk eadtnE TO-
cRy, compared With tho rrceip4 zud shlpn t Of tht
corresponding week List year.
HKRF CATTLE. -.
, 1866-02-19

me market TOR the week tuss closed has been sn CT
eeeonkly bud nce. and d,o.71 have suffered heavily,
.ns Nov,efs npfn New York and Albany haTe bseu OF
ATuJ GLOOM ychasaete and the effect unon thi, mr.
ket "a ben ve7 cepresetns Shipper. vssu eauttons
Al thear movements. and would tako stock
oaly II heaTy reduction fspu he rates
ot .ne WEEK rsc'7ous Sellers, however, wero 1t t.yt
aeioe. ~ Consequence lttle WAS don't ty sb1uoera
N sne eaf5 p1t OF the ws@k. To add 10 she dtcul.
tles OF the uadc severt storm coutu eacad IN W.a,
nesosJ and 1aked With such vtoeacs u to m
u3f sosPenaca o. opefatioos for day two Trains
on the rpada we1e hlockaded. and s,ocr a.t.,nsd
T1va fFrm the CITY to tho yz1as VIZ rus on tnd N.
tlnds for TednesdaJ. 7hursday md Fs1uAy xas ,rvy
xoeaErt.
1he receipt we5e moderately large during the esr3v
part of the HecE zod owing to tho slaotoess Of t.dn
. tarxe number now Fasn Ain n ehe ysrds UNFOLD
Cndey III sheso stvHse iadueaoes p<iaas Nsss IN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
May Day at Saxton's River.

The Baptist parsonage at Saxton',
River presented a scene of unusual inter.
est on May day evening. AS the pas or
Rev. VIM. n. WILDER, returned to his home
after attending the usual Tuesday evening
meeting for religious worship, he found
bis house taken possession of by large
number Of warm-hearted and true friends,
II was TO him and his family complete
surprise. After the first greetings were
over, Mr.. II. c. Wiley in behalf of the
company present addressed the pastor as
follows; " You may be surprised, sir, TO
see us here, but be not afraid, we are
friends. We are aware that there are
times when ministers like other men have
many and serious trials, when they need
to be possessed of an unusual spirit of
forbearance, in order that in passing
through trials they may display such a
Christian spirit as marked the character
OF the early disciples. We are aware al
so that for several months past you have
been placed in position exceedingly try
ing, and we are here this May day even
ing to congratulate you in that you have
so nobly borne up under it, and have pass
ed ON without being shaken, and have ex-
ercised so much of Christian spirit as
TO submit TO the dictates of your better
judgment and turn your attention to your
own calling in benefting the souls of men
We therefore take this method of ex-
pressing our high esteem and regard for
you in the course you have pursued, by
assembling under your roof and present.
ing to you a substantial token of our in
terest in your welfare. And it is our
wish and earnest desire that God in his
mercy vii sustain you in your labors,
and secure to you an abundant harvest as
a laborer in his vineyard. That you and
your family may spend long life of hap
piness and prosperity is the desire of eve
ry one. now in behalf of these friends
present you with this purse containing
ttco hundred dollars. Accept it as will
ing gift and token of love-"
In response to this the pastor from
full heart briefly expressed his apprecia-
ton of the kindness of his people. and
his earnest desire that the Lord would
reward them for thas and their many acts
of kindness to ham and his family. After
prayer by the pastor, in which he earnest
" besought the Divine blessing upon the
friends present, a short social interview
followed in which all greatly enjoyed
themselves, and then the friends dispers-
ed to their homes, leaving good cheer
with the pastor and his family, and hav-
ing added another, to the many bonds of
attachment between pastor and people
Thus closed one of the most pleasant in
terylews it has ever been our privilege to
attend. The gentleman who started the
and to whom the credit of
planning it is mainly due, remarked that
he never saw the people so cheerful and
SO ready to giee, not man refusing to do
literally. The whole thing was planned
and carried out in single day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
The Freed Men.

There will be meeting of the citizens
OF Bellows Falls, at the Congregational
Church, on Monday evening next, Nav z,
at l-2 o'clock, with reference to the
freed men. Rev. Mr.. Forbush, agent of
the Freedmen's and Union Commission,
will be present and address the meeting.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
County Court.

On second page will be found report
OF Windham County Court. In the State
cases there reported, Leonard Weeks was
sentenced TO two years in State prison
Charles Reed, five years in State prison.
Sheriff Waller Taylor delivered them at
the State prison at Windsor ON Saturday
last. Charles Knight was fined S75 aud
costs. Thomas Mccormick. arrested for
breaking into the bank in this place some
weeks since, failed TO appear and his
bonds Of $3.50 were forfeited. b. L..
johnson of Wilmington, arrested for horse
stealing, didn't appear and his bonds of
5000 were forfeited. Edward w. Spaul-
ding, charged with stealing buffalo robe,
failed to appear, and bonds of 500 were
forfeited. The case of A. II. Martin of
Poultney who attempted to pass counter
felt money in this place last winter was
continued. State V. l.. C. Lowell and G..
w. Black continued. State Y. Franklin
Smith Of Acwofth, N. H., for selling dis
eased meat, continued Ii. c. Nash.
Bratileboro plead guilt TO three counts for
selling liquor and was fined $50 and
costs. In the case Of the three counter.
feiters, two of whom got out on bail, and
the other tried, convicted and sent TO
State prison one year ago, the bonds of
5000 of the two who failed TO appear
were forfeited, and by order of the Court
chancered TO $500, C. N. Davenport Of
Wilmington and Leonard Hurd of New
York being bondsmen. In the case of
State v. L. c. Rand, the bonds of $1,000
were forfeited, and by order of the Court
ehancered TO 500 In the case of the
three counterfeiters above mentioned.
Henry Child was the one convicted and
sent to State prison. He took prison life
very hard, became respondent and finally
committed suicide by hanging in his cell
in prison last winter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

- The Senate Of a Tennessee egisla-
ture has passed the franchise bill, previ-
ously passed by the House. II disfran-
chises all who took part in the rebellion.
- Accounts from various sections OF
the West respecting the grain crops are
more generally favorable than few days
ago.
= Gov. Pierpoint of Virginia has re-
fused to allow the hall of the House of
Delegates at Richmond TO be used for a
eulogy on Stcnewall jackson by Gen.
Colston, lately Of the rebel army.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

In Windham. Mrs FANNY t BAKER. aged SO years.
She has well been styled au angel upon earth" She is
now angel in heaven.-CoMMUNIeArED
In Westminster April Is, of consumption ZILpHA
FRANoINA BARNES, aged % years, eight months and
nine days.
In Halifax, March 20, BETHANY, widow OF Asa Lis
CON, aged 50 years.
In Guford, April 5, of consumption, FANNIE daugh-
ter of Samuel Mcclure, aged 81 years.
In Halifax, April IL, of consumption, MARY wife of
Edwin Legate, aged AZ years
In Marlboro, April II, Of lung fever John Lawrele
aged 10 years and l6 days.
In Alstead N. H., March "a, Mr.. ELDAD GRANGER,
Of Newfoundland H., aged SO years ii months and Is
days He had been resident of Wesmoreland sixty
five years, and only lacked fifteen days of being one humid
red years of age He father of Mr. Sanford Granger
OF inns village and had voted at every presidential election
In this country except when Washington elected
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
CosNEcr1cur RIVER VALLEY MED

CosNEcrIcUT RIVER VALLEY MEDI-
CAL AssoCIATIoN.-The annual meeting
Of this Association was held in this place
at the Island House, on Wednesday, and
was quite fully attended. The following
officers were chosen for the year ensuing:
President, DIR. Gregg, Of Newport n
H.; Vice Presideht, DR.. Scott, of Plymr
outh; Secretary, DR.. Holton, of Putney +;
treasurer, DR.. Nichols, of Bellows Falls.
The following persons were chosen del
egates to the National Medical Associa-
ton: Drs. Frost of Brattleboro', Palmer
OF Ludlow, Hazeltine of Cavendish. Crow
ley OF Mt Holly, Cummings of Claremont,
NJ ID, and Carpenter of keene, N. H.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, April a 1886.
Prices of Market ReefExta sl3 7k % II 90 first quail
ity Sl3 rs q Sl3 30 second quality sl2 50 "a sl3 co.
third quality S11 90 a Sl2 90.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, ~ par-S2O0
a. 800.
Mich Cows and Calves-s50, so, $50 a 500.
Yearlings 500 q 500; two years old 500 "a 500 three
years old 800 "a 500
Prices Of Sheep and lambs In lots 30 90, so 90, "a
so 90 each extra so 90, 50 90 so 90 a so 90 a
extra lets. y fb live weight.
Hides G9e. y fb. Tailow a &c " b.
Pelts 81 90 q 81 so eacL. Calf Skins Is az IL " rs.
REMARKsWhat lost last Ia prices of beef and
mutton fully recovered this week, helped some,
doubt by the cool weather Sales quick at onehalf
TO cent above last weeks prices Beef Cattle IL
l3c Sheep sheared 81 to6i Not sheared, a Sc, as to
quality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

The WATER Power OF BELLOWS
FALLS. The Rutland Herald, after copy
ing the few comments on this subject that
we had last week, says
There are doubtless few, if any, places
that afford better water power than Bel
lows Falls. The falls in the Connecticut
River there and some fifty acres of ada
cent land, on which are several buildings,
belong TO parties in England We under
stand there is some prospect that this
power and land may be purchased by par
ties residing at Bellows Fails. Nothing
could lie more desirable than the possess
sion of that valuable property by men who
would have local pride and enterprise
enough TO improve it for their own and
their country's good. The advantages to
that particular locality and to the State
are not to be told by the ordinary arith.
metical figures. We devoutly wish the
project we have heard mentioned may
succeed"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

infant child of the captains went down
with the schooner.
= Two barns belonging to Warren
Horton, at Mt. Holly, were destroyed by
fire on the 18th ult. Loss $4,000. In
sured in the Farmers Mutual for Sl40O.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
SAxToN's RIVER, May 2, 1866.

FEARFUL MURDER.-A woman NAM
ed Housman and man named Thairwell
have been arrested at Bellvernon, Penn
sylyania, for the murder of the woman's
husband. The man confessed that he
and Mrs. Housman had several times at
tempted to poison their victim, but had
failed. Finally, on the night of the MUIR
der, Thairwell took Housman's gun, put
the muzzle of il TO his head while asleep,
and shot him dead. The guilty pair then
proceeded to conceal the body. The wo-
man put a rope round her dead husbands
neck herself, attached an anchor to it and
assisted her paramour to drag the body to
the river, where they sunk it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
Methodist Annual Conference.

AT the annual conference. of The Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, held last week. at
Montpelier, the following appointments
were made for the
SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT.
Presiding E!der-H. w. Wortben.
springfield, E. C. Bass.
f'octorsville and Ludlow, r. II. Harlow
Ma Holly and Cuttingsville, II. G. Day.
PeITnsville and Ascntney, j. l. Sp;tb
FeicAyille and So. Reading, A. Newton
Woodstock and Bridgewater, P. Merrill
W. WSdsor, z. Kingsbury.
Barnard Cent, NJ. R Chase.
Pomfret and f. Barnard, d. A. Mack
Union VII and Thetford Centre f pa,
tengll.
Har,land an Windsor to be supplied
N. Hsrtland & Norwich, D. Wells su,n,,,
Bellows Fall, w. IL Wight.
Athens, TO be supplied.
Yves ton, Londonderry and Landsrovo
J. Enright.
BondviIle to be supplied
Chester to be soPdied.
Wardsboro' W b. Howard.
Wilmington and Nottingham, L. G. Dick
inson and J. S. Little.
Guilford to be supplied.
Putney, \. NJ. Wilder.
Brattleboro', A. c. Stevens.
= The Manchester Mirror says that
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
BOSTON MARKET.

TUESDAY, MAY1, 1858.
CoTrON-The demand for this article has been quite
limited and prices unsettled and entirely NOMINAL
We quote middling at 90 to 3Jc. per ID.
RL0UR-The demand for Flour has been coed through.
ont the week prices firm aud tend Upward Western
superfne sold from 25 to s. st Louis -four Is hrm
GRAIN--The market for Corn has been dull and prices
lower Western mixed has been sold from 80 TO o.
Oats quite steady White Beans remain the same.
PR0VISI0NS-Nhe market for Pork Is quite firm aud
prices have advanced Beef Is firm and In steady demand
Lard is also firm. hui Butter Is quite dull
WOOD-The demand for doL.estie Wool has been quite
active and the sales have been considerable full prices
GOLD-l26.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

CHESTER AcADEMY.--The closing ex-
ercises OF the Spring Term of this insti-
tuition, commencing Sunday, May 9th,
viii be as follows. Sunday afternoon, an
address by Rev. Mr.. Fairbanks. Semi
annual examination Monday and Tuesday,
May 9TH and 9Th. Monday evening the
F." Literary Society" viii be addressed by
Prof. Kellogg, of Middlebury College.
Sobjeet, photograph of American Socie-
ty," Tuesday evening, prize exhibition,
closing with dialogues, tableaux, sc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
joel A. Harwood'. Estate.

Joel A. Harwood's Estate.
STATE OF NERMONT.l The Probate Court with
DISTRICT OF wxsrhNsTrR In and Tor said district
To all persons interested in tn Of JOEL A. HA
WOOD, late Of Brookine, in said district deceased.
6REsrlsa
NoU are hereby notified that Erastus Whitney, admins.
tIator Of the said estate viii present for allowance
his tufuisraon account, at special session Of said
court, be held al the Probste Office in TOvusheud
said district the l9th day May 1866 ten O'Clock In
the forenoon, and said will then decide
upon the allowance OF said account and declare dividend
among the creditors Of said deceased and you then
and there be heard in the premises you shall
c. B. EDDY. Register.
April, 30. 1896. 1870
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

farmers can find all the men they want at
from Sl5 to $40 per month. 1t has no,
been so for five years past.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
Boy Wanted.

A faithful boy of steady habits wanted
at this office as an apprentice to the Print
ing business.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

FNO CONSUMPTfV ES.-You will get the ree,us
for sure cure for Coughs. Colds CONSERVATION ara
al lung complaints BY sending to D. ADES No si Pearl
g He sends it free. Write for Il II has cured
Thousands
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

VERMONT AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
In the list of articles offered at the United
States Agency, in New York, for exhibit
ton at the ''Paris Universal Exposition"
to open April lst, 1867, are the following
contributions from this State:
Photographs Of Green Mountain Seen
cry; one case of firearms a case of sharp
edge tools (; machine for quarrying and
cutting stone; l6 sheep of superior weight
of fleece; root cutter; 20 merino sheep
16 Vermont merino sheep sheep; a
chamber for sheep; IL Vermont merino
sheep machine for making seamless
casks, constructed of 10 cylinder saws,
each of which successfully enters a solid
piece Of wood, bringing out its own, and
each saw producing one shell for cask !.
five buck sheep, two and three years old.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

DISABLED MEN. ATTENTION. Wanted
IL one or two men In Bellows Pals and vicinity who
have lost leg to engage 10 the light and prust
able business Of selling d. was~orths Waterproof irujca
Healing Plaster Sales rapid and profits large Ssmple
and all information for Is cents Adfrrs. a ~
BELcHER, Phisdelpbis, Pa.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

A CARD.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur take
this method of expressing their sincere
thanks to the many kind friends who gave
them so happy surprise May day and
evening. A beautiful bouquet of Spring
flowers, two presents during the day
amounting to mine dollars in cash, and in
the evening purse containing two hun
bred dollars. All the expression of the
kindly regard of a true and noble heart
ed people. May the Lord bless them
abundantly and reward them with the
richest blessings of his grace.
WIN. N. WILBUR.
II. j. WILBUR.
SAxToN's RIVER, May 2, 1866.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

Married.

In Grafton, April 26th, by Rev r. Emerson Mr.
EBENEzER BLoDGETT to Mrs. SUSAN 0SG0oD, both
Of Grafton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04

The Manchester Mirror says that
farm laborers are plenty this year, and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

SEMINAL WEAKNESS. &C., can be cured by one WIN
- has really cured himssfand hundreds Of others "A
dress, with stamp, xDw. II. TRAYER Lock Box Boston
Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
o. NJ. RICE.
ED me- rNJ rM> NJ 60 -

ROOMS IN
Particular attent paid to inserting teeth on gold sill
yer and rubber. All work warranted
Bellows Falls, May ], 1866
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-04
Chevalier's Life For The Hair.
l15l:l;}1:IZIi;lil;l

For against Moths in Clothing Its advantages En-
cheney ECONOMY, imparts oior the lot hes and
to last throug twelve months The best thing ~
FRY druggist has L HARRIS & CHAPMAN Boston
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28
LYONS KATHAIRON,

ATHAIRON IS FROM THE GREEK WORD
"Kathro." or "Kathairo. " signifying to cleanse,
rejuyenate and restore This article what It's namo
signifies. For preserving, restoring Identifying tho
human hair 1t is the most remarkable preparation tho
world It is again owned and put up by the original
proprietor and fs now made with the same care skiu
and attention which gave It sale Of over one million
bottles per annum.
It is most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandruff.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft aud glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling and turning Rray
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head
Of hair should Lyons Katharon It is known ana
used throughout the civilized world. Sold by all 70.
spectacle dealers. DRMAS BARNES Il CO.,
October % stuth1yr New yorh
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28

DR.. W. A. CHILDs, Surgeon of tho Tenth Vermont Re.
gimen writes:-"I wish every soldier had bottle of
Plantation Bitters. They the most effective. per.
feet, and harmless tonic ever used"