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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

warning. searching and ehee can DO taken by the
dIst PERSON or Youngest child.
Tyou have a cold. fever - slight. do not faii to
give the asan trisl s. hs very low price NJ which
ri. ii brifes hi the reach 81 every ore iha, they
msv si,savs leer Il convenient for r-"
Ths timely e. g cent ,,m bottle de- win often prove
d&wly. soii Y. s 81 ri"f 49,,
NnoID's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT b.
CuU
4. ne Gredt D!ureiic
us CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAEsApAu1IA
htAe GREAT Hood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
ara Chemistry snd the most active that can b
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

Used " advice OF Dr. Elliott. We can recommend
Hon Malt Extract personally, IS some OF our own
family have been using II under the advice OF DR.
Elliott LABOR BROS
Dr r. Bankers Prescription Please send NE one
dozen by Or. r. Barksr's Recommendation.
Mrs L. NJ. ROWLAND. ii5 Warrington Square.
DR. Chauyeau's Prescription. Mr.. HoI.-Sir: By
advice OF my Physician, DR.. Chauyeau, have taken
come Of Hof ais Extract and can assure you that
IL has done q wonderful deal VI good. II has
strengthened me and given me appetite so that csn
pafiake of any kind OF food. AMANDA FOkDOFF.
New York, Feb. q, 1897. li9 Wooster 81.
DR. Dennieon said. order II by all means Isaw
your advertisement In the Tribune and happened 60
mention to our DR. Dennison that thought Of order
ing Tor IIof s Malt Extract trial. lie ssid. 'hy
ali means do 50. for have recommended I TO severn
al" Ills. THOPP, Fairfield, Conn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

MANHOOD AID YOUTHFUL Vi9OR are re-
90 mod Ny uKI.YnnLIl's hNrMAcr Burnr. ltaA&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

Sold at drurgists' and grocers'. Persons wishing
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ols Broadway, n. Y. or LANGFELDr, THODE i
co Sole AGENTS. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

TIE MOST EMINENT PLAYERS AND MOST
Competant Judges have given their unqualified
the moet scientific and accurate description no labor
expense being TO the reputation al
ready achieved by kavanagh 4 Decker's Tables
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

Radical majority .27,69o 1904
The Radicals lose II 1888 On last year 3
vote, and tho Democrats gain 4oss. Tie
vcte to come In will DO about AS radical
and 725 Democrats.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-23

j,,,.,..1,,,,t '.,4 ,',j fg.o, ~ al
" 4iyy~jIG toIluno.a -yony i, naa.ir-
i'.e ~ & NerolciN Ia uuicttN;
~ iHounaS. o'nncnccI i piic. ol
mnuai~ Ia II. u.'i oi tie ,Iiil,l
M4li irtrr lyr cvIrn ltl,,,s, Miibcyn
-hpta cp!mStl ,A-,uI1iri cntvlC! /, grp-
cyry vhar wcrvtlrec stout iiujl nroroc~
rll.u&. lntnri;a,y entered 4 White
gfa:uryr, Wio >ai,liorhp .ro..cr. who
i whitcrrm:
"Npli. v air kiiliu on thr ,iascr4.
ouc's} unc 3ll wr wi!l 1nn hui, tlrn
.natui'ihr way."
Gtartu ,l,. l.o :tlat Nould bc too
Mtl
>wgi,tr. No; sc dout walit uv
d44cl& 0inu,. Wr'il XIII 'cn All.
L.r.NH3tcr ! Imrlv thirk yo, Viii
sir. Jlon'g ('.inhNou'll MI! n.n,ig morc
rwtgn.,q,. Yuu clon',. lIoN Wili vo,l
h4lpyo,.tsciy
.AOliif We can Work IL lIiat
-salnvloo.
.>uajDf@r. Whv. woud you l>ill /
Wilc gcntlculau:
L+-SI,}er On, no. White gentle
nrn never trou,lru~ OulN rowdir, Kin
our people. Nov, wani vou 10 under
~,nd. sir. You hl>p llillcl cuougl, OF or
lfoplr Take Warnings hereafter lis
man Cor MHr. woman f,y woman. Ana
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-23
lIoltl on, AI.othol..

SUCH was lhr cNloration Ola sailor to
ms widowed mother. She had several
for whom "shc prayed da> and
night exceedingly ManilrStly, in ans
wcr TO her prayers, ono after another was
awakened by tie Spirit OF God, convinc-
cd Of SIN and snhducd into saving recon.
ciliation through the medium Of Christ
crucilird. One Of her sons followed tho
seas for eleven wears. Much had She
PRAYED Tor her poor sailor boy" and
many letter had she written TO him.
rich wit maternal counsel and solicitulc
" hen at home She had taken lnwcatjaya
pains, such rs ncna -. 4.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-23

REruHr or ;, G Nlt,>lo> CoNlGiu.>oi.
Your committee ulan tic condition Of
The country woul,lmo9t rrSprrtMIly ~tatc
That. having reviewed somewhat thc NOR
III. religious, and political coilition ot
the country. lind very nuch THAT il yn-
couraging, Still there arc many cyii
many great barriers to moral ald rcli-
SlouS progress.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-23
spiritual J'ood.

Two IlIcndS. IiyiMg inlIc cotinilY. mct /
together al the village church, 4 littlc'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11
Prisoners of War.


To the Prisoners Of War and Union Cid-
gems held by the Confederate authorities
during the late Rebellion, and now re-
siding in New England:
The Congressional Committee charged
with Investigating the treatment Of Union
Prisoners will commence their session for
taking testimony for the New England
States at Boston, Mass, on the 10Th OF
October, inst, and will probably remain in
session for several weeks.
1t is the desire of the Committee that
all who have been prisoners in the hands
of the rebels shall have ample notice and
opportunity for presenting their testimony
before the Committee.
To this end, the Committee earnestly
invoke the aid Of the press throughout
New England in giving general and
thorough notice of their session commenc.
ing on the 10Th instant.
Every soldier and citizen DESTROYS Of
appearing before the Committee is request,
ed to send his address to the undersigned
at Nashua, n. H., as early as possible, in
order that the necessary arrangement,
may be made TO secure their attendance
without inconvenience or delay.
The Daily Press of New England are
particularly requested to give this notice 9
gratuitous insertion in their columns ant
to aid the Committee by such further no.
tice as they may think proper.
A. f. STEVENS,
For the Committee,
October l, 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11
Schenck'~ Mandrake Pin.

CERTAIN cURs FOR DISEASED Iayrg aSp rss ~
DsSssEqss naLsDirs WATCH ARR slustS 81 v.us
CONDITION o. THAI oEoAE.
JNo give the public clear understanding Of The nsl
which SgHkNck'S Mandrake Pills procure tss
wonderful effects which altested BY thousands Il IA
bic witnesses, We present brief
DESCRIPTION or TUE HUMAN LIVER
and it's functions, which viii make the operation Ct Is
popular medicine percepthls % every man sunderaBas
The liver Is supplied With bsas8 r.ses nerves syf a
sereanis Oae OF itsobyons uAes to secsts suss sTg
tue bile, lt likewise filters the baad aud SEPARATE
nuid from all impurities How Indispensable neeesE7a
heaiti Is the PrfaE performance Of this inneten e
iFer u dtseased II cannot purify the blood, and 81
srnt hack through the lungs brain and other paris -
mofoif condition, II must cause aundce, hlioustc
saraeron q ne kldney gravel and ny othrE sol.n
more or less painful and dangerous Sut the sast q k
quite enough to make man sick aud unc0ntefiaea q
unnt or the performance Of any Of the duties of If p
unhealthy state Of the system very Qfeu ends ~ Fz
AIRY consumption
The circulation of the blood il conducted 10 hs
ners-The- heart sends tte vital current dpwn ihrV y
arteries e passes through the irsh, taking W Al Hs
mites IN us progress then the stream Of blood floss -
% t9r%uSn the veins, and passes to ths liver % y -
ned. lt Is impossible 70 cure consumption strosa
scarcely any oih'r Kind Of Iteration while thas irz
4 sls Nsr; L Diseased II Is for that Tesila -
rssuAi physelans rarely cure consumption IN
usually begin their treatmsst by the use II soas es
medicine the basis Of VII ch Is pnrphia or otiur q
saaps which locks up the liver instead Of rehIrg
seeretions giving tome tho stomach ana pre3ua.
hestths now Of bile Dr.. Scnenckis
puiHoNIc SYRUP, sr4wEkD Tosle. AND Maxpaarr faa
viii strengthen the system, purify the blood and rpss
heal ulcers on the lungs
volume won be required, TO give brief aeco II
the remarkable cures performed by Dr sehenek nie
VIZ VIZ - hinonic syrup, seaweed Tonic AMI Mani-
riiis-a o. which accompanied b fai directions
the use Of them.
Dh sCHENCK viii be professionally at bis rooms a,
week ~ Bond street, New YORK, and IS Hanover ~
Boston, from A. n until p " lie gives airia H.
put nor thorough examination with the &espiroues'
charge is I've (5y dollars Asoa tnl supply at e 10
&c his rooms. Price Of the Pomonic syrup ael @s~
Tone, eash - 20 per bottle. or 81 50 the aEass
Msndrske Pills % cents per box
Gko C. GOODWIN & co IS Hanover srs ssah
ior Boston. For sale by all Druggists. iisaa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

T.. ID. Harris, bead collsr, Poe, Mrs. w.
Smith. embr'y, Poe, Mrs. N. Perham, aged
65 years, 3 embr'd skirts, zoe. Gene.
Wilder, toilet. l5c, Frances A. Scott, flan-
mel embry, zoe, +. II. Wiley. toilet, DOE,
Laura Leach, toilet, zoe, Mrs. }. 5. Collins
toilet zoe, Mrs. c. S, Sabin, taiting collier
soc, butternut bracket, 25c, f. O. Sawyer,
scarf, zoe, Gene Wilder, scarf, 50c, embr'd
yoke, 75c, s. +. Thomson, embry. zoe,
Della Hitchcock, embry,35c, Susie Leach,
embr'y zoe, Mrs, L. Wilder, embr'd hand
kerchiefs, 75c, Alice Ayers, burr basket,
25c, Mrs. II. Whitney, vases, embr'd tidy
&c, 20, Mrs. S. Miller, bouquet OF
leaves, 25c, Fila Rice, tatting, zoe, MIS-.
+. Sawyer, flowers, 75c, Mr.. j. ID. Red
way, asters, SOC, Alice Ward. flowers, soc
Mrs. May, wreath, soc, Mrs. Rawson, moss
work, SOC. Mrs. Fish, bouquet OF immor-
teles, 50c Estelle Ormsbee, asters, soc,
II. l.. Rawson, penmanship, l.25, Mrs,
Gertie Farnsworth, shawl, SOC, tidy, zoe
Carrie Osgood, ? ta,ting collars, 75c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11
Eye and Ear Diseases.
SCHUYLER FALLS. Dec. Is

! SCHUYLER FALLS, Dec. 1866.
DIR. S. HAYNES, Dear Sir Thinking
/ it may be of some service to those who
may be similarly affected as | have been
you can make use of the following in re.
gard TO my case, IL:
For several years was very much
affected with colds settling in my ears, and
pain and deafness was the result, which
was source of great discomfort to me.
But l am thankful to be able TO say that
these troubles were removed by one course
OF medicine by DR.. 5. Haynes. Also onl
little boy Lorenzo was for a long time sub
Ject to severe fits of sickness, with symp-
toms of disease of the brain, and good
deal Of discharge from the ears, and he
was so bad that we gave up all hopes of
his getting better. But under the treat
ment of DR.. II. he got we'll.
JOHN L. HULBUT.
Extracts from the proceedings of 'Clin-
ton County Teachers Association, held at
Mooers in February last.
EyENING.-An essay upon the respon-
sibilitles and rewards Of the teachers
vocation was read by Mrs. A. w. Lansing
DR.. Haynes then delivered his lecture
on the Eye and Ear" In his introduce
tory remarks, he dweA upon the qualiffca-
tlons which ought to be possessed by the
teacher. Said he, " First and most impor-
iant are those qualities of the heart in the
most complete sense, delineated 10 the New
Testament as pertaining 10 the true
Christian. Seconds TO be able to teach
what belongs TO knowledge gained from
books. Every teacher should subscribe
for some good school journal. What opu.
ION should we form of the intelligence OF
divines and physicians in the active pur-
suit OF their professions, who yet do not
take some journal devoted to theology or
medicine. Wouldn't we think them far
behind the times The day is not far
distant when knowledge of general an
atomy, physiology and hygiene will be re.
CURED of Teachers
tie then passed to consideration of the
Eye and Ear, which he profusely illustra-
ted by diagrams. Said the Doctor, :. 1t is
important that parents and teachers and
al should know something of the construc-
tlon OF these organs in which so much off
our happiness and well-being depend. We
should have some knowledge to guide us
in the care of them"
A vote of thanks was given, and the
meeting adjourned.
Ptattsburgh Sentinel, Feb, 2l, '67.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

- Premature badness to a lady i:
frightful. The unexpected discovery OF q
gray hair, where none should exist /:
enough to make ones hal. stand on end
like quilts upon the Fretful poreupine ,
We do not like to grow old, and we still
less like to have false evidence thereof
before the fact occurs. A iudicious care
of this beautiful covering for the head-a
thorough treatment with Barretts Veg
etable Hair Restorative" have saved many
from the horrors OF the appearance of old
age. Testimonials of its etficacious effec 5
are exceedingly numerous. The afflicted
shonld not fail to try it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

" HUSBANDS, LOVE YoUR WIVES
and give them Plantation Bitters when
they are suffering from Nervousness, Gen.
erai Debility, Faintncss, Spasms, or any
oil The thousand and one diseases to which
me weaker sex is liable. Having your
selves experienced the benefit of their pse
extend the blessing to others. Ills inyal.
uaoie tonic will chase Hypochondsia or
: 'he Blues give tone to the damaged
nervous system-genily stimulate laneud
secretlons-dispel vapors aud ennui, and
generally build up the worn constitution.
roi each sex and all ages it is a eentl,.
s'imulant and refreshing cordial. Mil.
lions OF bottles are sold daily all over the
world. 4O.If
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

FATAL ACCIDENT BY SHooTISG.-Mr.
Edgar Broadwell, formerly of Saranac,
and lately of Peru, VT, was accidently
shot on Wednesday of last week, while on
hunting excursion, up in Franklin,
Franklin County, in company with Ephra-
i'm Terry and his brother Jacob Broadwell
He was alone waiting on runway, when
the hammer Of the gun was someway
sprung by pulling it against tree, and
tn gun discharged, the ball entering his
left eide just below the heart, passing
through the lungs. and lodging near the
surface on the opposite side. He walked
about forty rolls, cal ing for help, when his
comrades came 10 his assistance, and con-
veyed him to The David Bradford place.
Physicians being sent for, D. S. Haynes
first arrived, and at once informed the
friends that the wound was fatal. He
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

CABINET ORGAss.--The splendid ware.
rooms Of Mason & Ilamlin, 500 Broad.
way, are among The most frequented OF
the musical headquarters of the city. and
are full of all varieties of The cabinet or
gan One needs to pay a personal visit
in order TO obtain even a moderate eon-
ception of The different styles and sizes of.
tered TO the public. Both in their inter
nal construction and in the beauty Of ex-
iernal Workmanship, these organs are con-
fessediy uneqaaled by those MANUFACTURED
any where else. The larger sizes are es-
pecially adapted to The use of churches
whose congregations cannot afford TO pur-
chase large organs, while the smaller or
gans are better fitted for the playing of
accompanlments to social vocal music than
the piano.-N ], Ereninq Post
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

AeeIDENr.--There was an explosion
in DR.. Ayers Laboratory, yesterday,
which caused some excitement in the Vi
cinity. Ayers Pills are manufactured
under an enormous pressure, in cylinders,
like cannon, which sometimes prove too
weak for the compressed forces. ana burst
with terrible violence. Fortunately, The
pieces do not fly far, so that no one has
ever been hurt by them. The action is
more ike ice than powder; but il makes
Pills which all the world acknowledge are
Pills.-Daily Journal, LoeeH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11
Itch. Observation-Disclosures


READER
Renpeis Psin-K ing Magic Oil cures Headache
kennes Pan-k Hing Nagie Oil cures fo'ihaehe
Rennes Pain Hi ling Magic Oil cures Neuraea
Kenne's Pain killing Magic oh Cholera hofgn
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumahfm
Renneis Pain Killing Magic u cures Lamene's.
Kenues Pain Killing Magic Oil cures skin pss1 a. a,
Some folks to be proud of telling how ~ ~
shoulders arer-of = M crek in the back -et .s;se
got the Scstica and delight in Dragging thai : !. ~
can me- but when git sueh aaia os IN, s.,
Reuue-. Pain Killing Magic Oil, filth iul9 IN.
DO; only their lameuess and Charm away -
but actually take all that Kind Of - brag outo
aad they frank " up. and say, Ii wor x ~.
Sold bF all Druggists. Merchants and uiocfIs-
WM. RENNE. sole Proprietor aud Mapnise u vas
sodin Bellows Fails. Wholesale. by johnson . s ssx.
Retail by o =. Woods; Rockingham, J. U. bNoo1t Il
toms River Buteraela Frost.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11
nR. VESTS BOTANIC BALsM
THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE Nnprn.

For Ce4is. Coughs Sore Threat. Group Bropss5s .
sumption, Soreness q Lungs, WhooIiug Coaeb ~
and all Diseases of like nature WhefeyeF tsG VI.
has been tested il has met with marked susce -
timely use many II the diseases that assh -.
might be checked Ia their commencement sssssss
that sweeps thousands from cur midst ever u, -
iall werless 20 the ground, Persons sfas.f,5s.ss
ed cough. which brsaks them Of their rts !, - =
hnd immediate relief By the ase al shh islssp.
Price ~ eeEts Prepared only hy d, X RKHB. gs,v
ton. ss;d By druggists everywhere $50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11


VERMONT STATE FINANcEs.-Theb best
Vermont news we have seen lately is the
announcement in the Rutland Herald that
the forthcoming report of the State Treas
urer OF VeIm' mt will show reduction OF
the funded debt Of the State, since the last
annual report, OF S16S,000. The current
liabilities over and above current res sources
OF the State, aside from the funded debt.
were also, on the 9th Of September, $37.-
900 less than last year, making the actual
Indebtedness of the State S205, 500 less
than on the 9th of September last year.
Since the report was made september 81
the Treasurer has also received from the
Government sol 900 on war account.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11
SCROFrIA

Or, DuGois Of Paris, one of the mos, c,.,
rope, said Vheallsss q /,
The most astounding results may he mat,
iol Inc can b. dissolved 10 pure watrr !, aneate
lfr IL ANpERs, after ffteen wears 40 -,
aud experiment. has suec, edo i ia d,sso1e Ron,
quarter grains Of Iodine to each ounce sa n ID
the most astounding results have fo,ovs wv q va
larry n Scrofala and diseases therefrop +, ~ l,
o. II. Anders' Iodine Mater 4 ~ ~. ,isaaa n
MORE 80 Dey Street 81 ", ana bv ii Nv ~ y un,
Az AZ - p'agstl ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

FOUND AT LAST, remedy, that not
only relieves, but cures the enemy of man
kind, Consumption, as well as the numer-
Gus satellites which revolve around it in
the shape of coughs, colds. bronchitis, sore
throat, influenza. &c, The remedy we
allude TO is Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, prepared by Seth w. FowIe &
Son, Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

= Gilmore's Boston band is going I,
give grand musical fete at Chicago. dur
ing the winter,-tickets $50 each.-tbe
proceeds to be devoted to the relief of the
city poor.
= arlotta doesn't know that Maximil.
Ian is dead. and is improving in mental
condition rapidly. If she becomes sane
and learns of the Mexican empires fall of
course she will be crazed again.
= After listening TO him in All Sours
church, Henry Ward Beecller shook hands
with Robert Collyer, and said, s. If Won
preach in that way, the deacons of Ply.
mouth church will not hesitate TO let Won
INTO their pulpit" Collyer responded
If they have stood you. Dir. Beecher
hese ten years, thy would gladly stand
ne by this time"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

died ia about eleven hours after the acct
dent. He was buried in Saranac on Fri
day. llc leaves a wife and five children.
He was AZ years a'd.--Seatinel, Sept. 26,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11
DIR. S. S. FITCHS
" f \ M1LY PHYSICIAN.

No money required until tn. book i received -.
July aprrcsed II is perfect guide to the sick or indis
sei Aadress. Dr. > :. FITCH. IS fremont ST. Boston
wednesday 'an- ID, and every 4,h "Wednesday amer
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

The QUAcKs CoSroUNpGD.-Unsb.ill
fnl men are vainly striving to impose on
the community their weak, noxious COM
pounds, as good wholesome Saleratus /;
while James Pyle, with his pure Salera-
tus, furnishes the market with good and
wholesome article. Sold by grocers every
where, full weight.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

Large numbers to one address, postpaid,
3 cents per paper per week.
ey In cases Of packages TO one address,
lists can be sent TO postmasters to direct
the distribution of papers.
L. p. WALTON,
Publisher.
MONTPELIER, Sept 20, 1867
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11
WILCOX s GIBBS, SEWING MACE

Warranted the hest in Marker for Family ne 4 /.
son wishing to Try them can have one four vel, :, (
b calling on or addressing, LII ALLIES
Il Rockingham Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11
CANCER, sCROFULA, Sc, CURED

OANOEI1 NOItVT 2 III; " , -
~ Persons afflicted with Cancer. Serious MINIS
Eruptious, Sc, are cured BY the use q W us
ELECTR O-MEDICATED
ard Indian Vegetable remedies which eieanss . in
all Hunors Mercury. Lead, &c AID fes ~. task
valiis siictei With every variety Of sssse-
describing Cancer Scrofuls. Hnniors snd - Seemed
with their proper Of cure. msf sss-,ss NJ r.
st the MEDICAL iSsTETrTE- or By inai- 90
CREME. 10 Tesnnir plare, R9-fon-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-11

= Snatching packages of money from
bank counters and runningaway with them
is getting to be quite n iavor'e and que
cessfu mode Of robbery. A young chap
tried it unsuecessfally, however, at Chica-
go, Tuesday, and 10th the thief and the
money were recovered.
AT the removal of the bodies Of the
assassination conspirators at Washington,
on Tuesday, it was found that, notwiih-
standing the length Of time that the bodies
have been barred, the boxes containing
them were so, heavy and the odor from
them so offensive as TO Indicate that DE-.
composition had taken place very slowly
fact due probably to the nature of the
soil.