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Jones thinks that instead of giving
credit 10 whom d Is dne, The eash had be-
ter Be paid. ..s.a-..,
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Statements from Patients. sc.


Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and las
saved me hundreds Of dollars a-ltey. f. HUMPHREYS,
Remsen N. Y.
your Prepared Pr scIipton. .nRey p PKREGRISE, Bios
burg, Penn.
fitted much by its use Rev c. D, JONES, Racine, Wis.
BIBLE HOUSE AsroR PLACE, n. YIN the early part Of
February 1866, suffering from violent cough, for
which had treated during six months previously
without benefit had Night Sweats which completely
In the evening hoarseness would on
which would prevent from speaking above whisper.
had then had attacks Of heorrhage from the lungs
My family Physician assured me that he could do
for me, yet growing rapidly worse and had been
compelled business for nearly months All
symptoms Indicated unmstakaby, the presence of CON
SUMPTION In the beginning OF February, ar Henry
Fisher Treasurer of the American BLe Society presented
me with a bottle of the PREPARED PRESCRIPTION. In
days my appetite, (which had entirely lostl re-
turned within week, my cough had almost lett me
and In weeks the Night Sweats broken
up. TheneefOrward reganed strength rapidly, and am
now regularly attending TO my duties clerk to the
American Bible soeicty, in whose employment l have
been nine years am now enjoying good health Your
PRESCRIPTION effected CURE, when my friends de-
SPARED of my recovery. Tllos }. C0NGER
al have had Nervous spasnodic Asthma for eleven
years During the last six have never had an un>
interrupted dghts IL often seemed 10 that
would die before could get air into my lungs was
haggard and piritess suffered greatly from short
Of breath thst was compelled to take frequent
rests walking my residence place Of business
: The night before obtained the PREPARED PRE-
SCRIPrIoN' the worst passed On obtaining
the remedy, took teaspoonful at and again at
night and slept all night without waking. have not
/ had broken nights since. no
longer haggard have gained in strength aud spirits
and am not all afflicted with 'shortuess of breath.
shall be glad to have any afflicted with Asthma call
EZRA q IANoDoN, No. ssI Fourth ST, N. Y.
/ The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is put up in "a
may be addressed to the Sole Propreors OSCAR G. MO-
SIS co. q Cortandt Street, n Y. Consultation fr,
Circulars containing Particulars Of many successful
I ly treated, will be sent free by mail.
/ Sold in Bellows Falls by o, i. WOODS. 2l-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-01
EnMUND BURKE. ?


0Nr r. II. EppY has inside for me THIRTEEN appliea-
tions in all but ONE of which patents have been gante
AMI that one is now pending Such unmstaksbe proof
OF rt talent and ability his part leads me to recon-
mend all inventors apply to him t0procure Their
as they may be Of having the most fAi aenon
bescvei On their cases and very reasonable enares
r., I is;- -Iv JOHN TA6HART"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-01
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DIR. DUPONC0'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
EnR FEMALES.


Infble in correcting Irregularities, removing OBJ
srGtions Of the Monthly Periods from whatever cause
and always Successful as preventive.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-01

regsrd Mr. ELY Of the most capable ana sue
eessf pracsitioners with whom have bad Official inter
course CHARLES MAs0N,n
Commissioner of Patents.
haze hesitation Ia assuring inventors that tney
cannot employ more competent and trustwortny'
and more capable Of putting their applications IN ior
10 secure them carly and favorable consideration al
the Patent Office. .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-01

y>owNER's KEROSENE OIL!
THE BEST ARTICLE IN MARKET
At HyDE's
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-01


for the Radical Cure of ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, Ca
TARR and all affections Of the THROAT and AIR PAS
sAGEs; for General and Special DeraHsensatS of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM and for all FHaetoaGl Disorders OF
the Stomach aud B5toeis.
1t Immediately Increases the strength and depsHs the
color of the pale bood IL subdaes the Calls, and Ftrer
and diminishes the EgpeeioyafioH chses the atghi
sceats always in from 10 FOURTEEN days The dpe-
ie Il at once inrgoafsd aud the patient rapidly gam,
flesh the cough aud the deah breathing speedily
ieved the sleep becomes calm and refreshing the
aafiOHs regular and uaii0fn. ALL TIE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH REALLY ASTON
ISHING RAPIDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should he used in every where
the Physician commonly prescribes TONES " Iron, Ac
ids Bark QuInine Cod Liver Oil, Whiskey, &C., and in
every case by whatever known in which there is eN
hibiteJ any one more Of the following
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-01
KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
CON S U NJ ITO N

MADE FROM THx PaEscRPrloN OF REV. CHAs t. KISo,
he Prevention and Cure Of
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sY Nj ITO Nj 81;

Dj9cHli Or Irregular Breathing, Loss Of Breath, CoHgF
Hastiag of Flesh, Bleeding from The Lungs, Loss Of
Strength, Loss Of Appse General De5fg, Nghf Slceat
Flying Pains through 6e Shoulders, Chest Fare or Limbs
NsrrOs Hea8Gcs, Nerr0Hs Prostraoa, Gl9iReSS Dtz
rinsSs ETessire PasntSs Sore TaT0di. DolsSeSS asp
sSSnsss Sour Stomach Heart Burn, Oppression o. Sihk
is Of hs Stomach before gfitF eating, Rs1et Fert
Sc &c aud ESPECIALLY all Female Disorders Uterine
Irregularities, such Di5ss Painful Suppressed, Scan
fy Ereessirt, Delayed, Premature or too Freqeai MI-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-01

" loved thee q thou ne'sr vert lovsd
And ne FER III b. loved again; Z, f
Faithful aud true 10 thee l proved
But broken 10 Loves claim.
II loved thee as the angels love,
When they sweet troth havs pnehted
Our nuptial vows are shrinsd shove.
Though here on earth they're bligh ted
:" Ths blissful hours that We have known,
Upon HsspsriAs shore, sg a4B
Into Eternity have flown,
And will rsturn no more. Afis Is
:" Thy loving hand, enfolding mine,
feel, n ON inst day,
The imprsss Of thy kiss divine Z.
Time cannot wash away.
"Nsv ties around thy liz thou'h weave,
And think that thou art blessed
But, oh thysslf DO mot decisive. $3.50
grave IL In thy breast.
From out which, on, though sealed II lies,
still, small voice will speak,
And ssnd the hot tears 70 thine eyes,
And pellor to thy cheek.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28
FOURTH EDITION
FRCM WASHINGTON THIS P. NJ.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TmEdBAVH.l
WASHINGTON, January %.
Examining tho Currency Printing
Bureau.
On Thursday last the Secretary of the Trea-
sury ordered an investigation Of the books and
papers of the Currency Printing Bureau, in
charge of Mr.. S. NJ. Clarke, appointing Com
mittee of Examination consisting of Messrs.
WymaD, Pratt, and Moore, and while this eX-
animation Is in progress work has been sus-
pended in the bronze room and some other de-
partments ofthe bureau.
The SUSPENSION of work has given rise to a
report that 1t wos caused by the disappearance
Of thirty-fve thousand dollars worth of one
hundred dollar bonds, but, upon inquiry, no
foundation for the report can be found. 1t is
expected that, after this investigation is COM
pleted, the other bureaus through which
bonds, notes, and currency have to pass, will
have an examination of accounts.
The Freedmen In South Carolina.
General Scott of the Freedmens Bureau
reports that the difficulties between the Sea
Island negroes of South Carolina and the
planters have been settled. The negroes agree
either to leave the lands, or to work amicably
for the planters.
The whisky Men.
A large number of whisky dealers are in town
eDdeavoring to get the tax on whisky reduced to
one dollar per gallon. They have not succeeded,
and it is pretty certain that Congress will pass
some stringent laws to prevent the notorious
frauds in the whisky trade, whereby it is sold at
less per gallon than the tax alone.
General Butler An Town.
General Benjamin f. Butler is in town, and
has taken quarters for the winter and for the
coming session.
The AIr-Line Railroad.
The Military Committee of the Senate this
morning heard the remonstrances, on the part
of various railroads interested, against the pas.
sage of the Airline Railroad bill.
The whisky Tax.
The Sub Committee OF the House Committee
on Ways and Means have decided to report
| against reducing the tax on whisky
Personal.
Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island, is con-
fined to his room by injuries received from being
knocked down by sleigh.
The House Galleries Crowded.
The House hal! is crowded again to-day in
anticipation OF hearing Mr.. Stevens close the
! debate on his enabling resolution.
Impea achment.
Quite an exciting debate Is in progress upon
Mr. Loans resolution for the impeachment of
the President.
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liberty, and anv person or persons to whom suct writ
9i habeas corpus may be dieo cd. snail use g obey
shall make false return thereto in ADDITION to the
deemed auS taken e Se auy Of msdsesnor nj ana
" convection beOre any court Of competent
1900 q BY imprisonment not excSedinSIono @ YEAR or
the from tas Ss 70 ss ns0rs re- anS Of
OF HyuI t lnisror 70 the Circuit Court an appeal may
the District in which said cause is heard and from ts
of fbS nies sas S,rSut Cont TO the supreme Court
ieeulsOns and orders as we'll Tor tSe SS oSstody sSd
OF her bertv as tor sendins Sp 20 9S & g. hs
CORPUS return tbeTeto n 1es PsstSs Ss or writ Of habos
be prescribed BY tho Supreme Court or Jn aaSsit "a
And pending sasb DTocsedinss or sp5ay may prescribe
final Judgment Of discharge N the same any procnss S
h or her liberty In any tate court By or under sDI
s%sstS % iSn GA any ~ i,t OF snhs s so heard or determned
shall be deemed null and void. PN''
House of Representatives.
The Speaker proceeded, as the first business in the
morning hour, to the call of States for bills for
reference only. Under the call, bills were intro.
duced and referred as fOllows;-
BY Mr. Starr IN. j J, relative TO the port of Cam.
den N. j. 10 the Committee OF Com merco.
BY Mr.. Ancona Penn. l to regulate and ix tho
salary Of the Consul at Hamburg To tho Commit
Also, to establish certain post roads in PennsyI.
yania 70 the Post Office Committee;
BY Mr.. Miller (Ps.b explanatory of an act relat-
ing TO Revenue stamps on writs Of process Courts
of Record. To the Committee OF Ways and Means.
BY Mr.. Welker (0hioh providing criminal code
By Mr. Tnmbie (kY.l to repeal the tax on cotton
and sugar. To tue Committee of Ways and Means.
BY Mr. keso tMo proposlh5 an amendment eI an to
ciarY Committee
Mr.. Kelso's tMo.) resolutions for the impoach-
ment othe President (oeIed on the 9TH OF Januar
came up, when Mr.. Loan MOI moved to refer them
to the Select Committee. An animated discussion
took place, which had not ended when the morning
hour expired, and the resolutions went over until
Monday next,
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AN ILLEGAL REMOVAL OF SPIRITS
Before Commissioner Sergeant, at halt.past IL
O'Clock this morning, PatrIcG Carr and James
Boyce we're arraIeneu upon the charge of removing
spITIts to a place other than n bonded warehouse.
Thomas Hasan sWOrn-I am q policeman OF the
Eleventh DIsUrCt; about half.past 3 O'Clock tins
mOTnlnP, at the corner OF RIchmoGd and William
streets, saw some persons rolling a barrel across
the street; we went up, and searched around tor
some lime, ana upon looking the fence these
two men STOPPING down between the barrels Boyco
jumped up, and said, "You are caught at last"
and be sald, "Yes, caught;" the other man
stood shll; tod him to open the gate and come
Out he did so, and arrested both of them; BoYce
called to him. and asked me whether $40
would not satisfy me- L told him "No";
he then wanted to call somebody up to let
them know where he was gong to; a woman came
out; he tolo her 10 go aud tell Dunn he was ar
rested, and was gong to the station House; then
took them there; Carr said that all had been taken
from there last week and they had borro We a stn
to work up wnat stuff was left, and then they would
quit The business.
John Large sworn-I am a police officer Of the
Eleventh District; was with officer Haslan when
he arres ed the defendants; he told me that man
or two we're rolling barrel across William street,
we went to the place and after searching little While
we found these two men in the yard; they came out
when we ordered them; l sard them say that
few days before everything had been taken from
them, and they were finishing uD with borrowed
stl and were gong to quit the business they said
II we would let them go, nobody would know it, and
we would be the gamers,
Defendants were hold to answer in $1,000 bail.
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MEAN 4hEF t- "a L.. Iep4M GAZING i himself
evening, at Ontario street and Girard avenua,
on a charge of larceny. 1t appears that Andrew
was going along, when the dulcet strains from a
little Italian boys fiddle floated in the air, and
delighted his ear. He inwardly resolved to pos
sess the musical instrument aud under the pre-
tense of the boys annoying him. he seized upon
the coveted fiddle, aud bore it away from the
dsconsOlate boy in triumph. He did not enjoy
his plunder long however, for he was soon
arrested, and taken before Alderman Fitch, to
answer tor his thIcvish exploit. After hear
ing he was held in 800 bail to answer the charge
of larceny.
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GIFT CoNoERTs.-A bill has been intro
duced in the House by Mr., Kerns, to prevent
the publication OF gift enterprises and schemes
in the shape of lotteries, in the newspapers Of
this Commonwealth. The BILL If passed, would
the people. 1t is wel-known fact that every
nook and corner of the State is frequently
flooded with advertisements in the newspapers,
and Otherwise Of gift ent rprises gotten up TO
their money with view 10 obtaining valuable
''priZes.n But the act should be little more
extended In its provisions, and prohibit the cir
culation in any form OF the advertisements or
circulars OF the projectors of "giitn schemes.
There should be heavy penalty imposed upon
any individual aiding or abetting these bogus
affairs in any manner whatever.
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A DIsoRDERLY CHARACTER.-A man
calling himself Charles Marshall was acting in a
very disorderly manner under the inspiration of
bad whisky, when officer Smith undertook to
arrest him. Taking Marshall by the arm, the
officer, in seductive accents requested the plea
sure of that individuals company as far as
Alderman Jones' Office. But Marshall was
obtuse and could not see it, and so made VIC.
lent assault upon the officer, the result of which
was that he was taken against his win to the
Aldermans, and, after hearing the facts Of the
case, that gentleman held him in $500 bail 70
keep the peace, and fined him for being drunk.
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Latest Markets hx Telegram.

NEW YORK, january a8-The Stock Market
is dull. u s, 5.2Os 1862, coupons, 1914; 1884 do,
1861; 1866 do, 105sdlO5b; U s. 1040, coupons 90k
1906, first SERIES 1044Gl04I; second series, 109IG
1O9l Virginia 8s 59}@96l Missouri is, OF; Canton,
45@46; Cumberland preferred, 3Sj Quicksilver, 1884
Marposa, 110; do. preferred l2S; Union telegraph,
feired, 7O6l74; Hudson River, 122R123; Reading,
1927; Michigan Central, 1861; Michigan Southern,
8l3; Cleveland and To edo, 49, Rock Island. 96s
Northwestern 1853 do preferred, 64Sj Fort Wayne,
952; Pacific Mail, 16O; Atlantic, 80; Money is per
1O9@1O9l; Sight Exchange, 1921,
BALTIMORE January 2S.-Coton firm at 33I@9l
for MIddlIng Uplands. Coffee firm, and no sales.
Sugar steady at 10iD102 for far 10 good refining
Flour continues dun, with prices nomiuAllY un-
changed. Wheat-Small s'les Of prime winter red
for uptown and 9709Sc for Point delivery; damp
lots at 92d93c. ClOverseed $50. for old aud $1,000
for new. Whisky quiet, ana prices nOminally un.
changed.
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CHRONIC DIARRHRA AND DYsENTERY Thou.
sands returned soldiers and others, are suffering
from these diseases against which the usual reme.
dies are useless; but for which DR. HUMPHREYs'
HOMEOPATHIC DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERIo SPE.
CIFICs are sure cure They are harmless Medi-
Gated Sugar Pills. but are thing for these dis.
eases Single bOXe 25 Gems; six boxes for 81 25
Sent by mail TO any address free. Send to
HUMPHREYS hOMGoP ATHIC MEDICINE Co,
No. 562 Broadway, N Y.
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The Woodstock IT,. } Sentinel says:-"It is a
generally admitted fact that the medicine manufac-
tured by Messrs Perry Davis s. Son has been nstru.
mental in alleviatinR much pain and giving relief to
millions of fsufering humanity. The medical faculty
almost every where recommend the Pain Killer, aud
its reputation is now established as the most benef
cial family medicine now IN use, and may be taken
internally and externally to expel pain"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28

THE RENOWNED "PIoNEER SOAP" has arrived.
LACEY our city has been put ali aStr at the
ment "Ihe Pioneer is Coming" he mystery is
so we'd and the grocers OF tins city offer to the
public soap that ls mlde of the best materials
stands unriVal ed and we know from exper,ence
that those who uVa It faIr trial will sure always
10 have il IN their house. Don't fail to tuy IT, and
INV II. ASK your grocer for ii.
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ANOTHER ARREsT IN THE HIGHWAY

ANOTHER ARREST IN THE HIGHWAY
ROBBERY CASE Joseph Smith, who was one OF
the parties that made the assault upon Mr..
Ehrenberg last Friday night, notice Of which
appeared in our Saturdays edition, was arrested
on Saturday night. He succeeded in making
good his escape upon that occasion, but a war
rant was issued for his arrest When arrested
he was in the vicinity OF Water AMI Spruce
streets. He had a hearing before Alderman
Butler and was recognized as one of the party
who made the attack. He was held to aus wtr
the charge of attempted highway robbery.
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OFF THE TRACK.-About IL O'Clock this
morning, as one of the Chesnut and Walnut
streets cars was turning the curve at Twenty
second and Walnut streets, the chain Of the
brakes broke, and sent the car clean of tue
track. 1t brought up on The north west corner
Of Twenty second and Walnut streets No one
was hurt, although those who we're in the car
we're well shaken M.
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Youths and Bows ClOtmng-belng d termined to
close out Winter STOCK,
No BETTER INVESTMENT CAN BE FOUND THAN
CLOTHING AT OUR PRESENT PRICES. wHICH ARE
LOWER THAN THEY POSSIBLY CAN BE NEXT
WINTER.
FIFTH AND ( TOWER BALL,
SIXTH STs ISIS MARKET STREET,
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TICKET So 60Oi-lh,s remarkable ticket is now in
exhibition on many of the garments sold at Charles
Stokes & Co.'S under the Continental Hotel. This
number, II will be remembered drew the Crosby
Opera House. and the same number here indicates
that that Is the num- or of garments made of this
kind this season at this immense clothing house:
Call and see the number, and the garments and the
DricpR.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28

AS Tonic AND APPETIZER, nothing can equal
the effect OF DR. II Anders' lOdme Sater. Uui ke
ali stmuants ITS effect Is lermlRenf but dino up the
body, and Plving strength and vitality to all parts
OF the sys EN- IN old and chronic cases, 1t may be
used with almost a certainty OF success
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.--Ihi his morning
Bridget ConneTs made complaint be 'ore Alder.
man White that one Bridget Murphy assaulted
her. She went to the latter Bridget's house TO
6nd her husband having learned that he
was too intimate there. She alleges that
NJ . uos com nitIed to answor thn cho,on
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STEALING HORSE BLANKETs.-Several
days ago colore1 man named John II. johnson
went ito stable in Media, dhelping himself to
couple of horse blankets, a coat, and a hat
came down 10 this city to dispose OF them. He
was arrested, however, at Sixth and Lombard
streets by Sergeant Smith, of the Third District
and was taken before Aide man Butler. After
hearing the facts in the case, he was remanded
to the authorities i'm Media.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, MENDE) AND VAR.
NIsHID-In order to keep hands employed the
above and other upholstery wOr ( will be do0e at
nalf pr ce during the winter months, a. W Henry
rat ems, No. l4OS hesDut street
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BREACH OF PEACE. Peter Alvin was
arrested this morning, bS Reserve officer Still
we'll for breach OF peaCe-driving so close to
another WAGON that it was impossible for per.
sons TO cross the street
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ALL PERSONS who are fond OF Fine Connections
G W. jenkins, No 1887 Spung Garden street
Sould invite TO cal and nv his stOcS Fine Candies,
Iceland Moss Pas'e Cum aud OcO ats Drops,
Chocolate Creams of a alVOrs, CaTame.s 9 o., OF
which he has constantly IN hand fresh assolt-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28

CURE FOR RHEUMATI'M WORTH SEEINa.-S
Ki patrIck, No. Ia C..II s.ceet cured by DR..
riueT's Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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ToBE TAKEN BACK.-William Donaldson
was arrested this morning, by Detectives Levy
ana anH"H oii j., w 70 seEG
will be taken there this afternoon.
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UPHOLSTERY Cheap ork ther in Mattresses
Furniture, or Carpets Labor done durnO the WIN
er at half puce, al W. He Nv Patterns West cad
Upholstery No 1408 Chestnut street.