Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-20

- Snow has already fallen in Western
New York.
- The Memphis Post of the 7,h has
accounts of five murders and outrages
committed upon colored men.
- The petrified body of a woman wa
dug up at Albany last week 1t was as
white and nearly as solid as marble. The
body had been buried seventeen years.
A man driving az ox-eart in New
London, fell under the wheel, which passed
over him; but he hallooed whoa" SO
Justify that the cattle not only stopped, but
backed the cart over him again.
- Cyrus Wakefield Of South Reading,
Mass, offers TO pay the town debt, &c.,
600, and build a new and costly town hail.
if The people will exchange the name of
South Reading for that of Wakefield.
- A bank teller in Savannah attempted
to abscond, Saturday night, with $4,000
belonging TO the bank. He shipped on
board schooner for Havana, but she
sprung leak and was compelled to put
back, when he was arrested.
- An attempt TO introduce the practice
of hazing into Amherst College has been
promptly and sharply rebuked by the Off
GERS. Several members of the Sophomore
class were detected in annoying and vio-
lent treatment Of the Freshmen, and have
been dismissed from the Institution.
- Prince Humbert, heir 10 the throne
of Italy, has nothing of the 4" stuck up "
about him. A peasant ona day presented
him package kneeling. The prince in
stantly raised him to his feet, saving,
" Henceiorth learn to stand like a man
befor. me-"
- An lrishman entered barber shop.
while drinking, ale with brush cup of
lather. dug out the soap at the bottom of
the cup, ate that, and sat down TO warm
his feet =" How did you like your lunch p
asked bystander Said Pat, "The Gus
tard was illigant, but be me sowl b'laye
the egg was little TOO long in the wather."
"A gallant youth of New Madrid,
Mo-, having won the heart of fair maid
en-, the twain started on the way to a JUS
tice of the Peace in the vicinity of the
18th ult., TO be made one flesh. On the
route they were overtaken by the rain.
The consequence was, the couple turned
back and the marriage was indefinitely
The late Mr.. Rarey has left by will
the most minute directions for the care of
his horse Cruiser, by the tanning of whom
he mainly made his reputation. The dis
position OF his large property shows that
bis heart was in The right place, which
may in some measure account for the ex.
Iraordinary influence he exercised over
u. w. Hornor Of Parkersburr, West
Va, says that Dr. II. Anders' Iodine Wa.
.er cured him of Scrofula. lie had 81 |
ulcers when he commenced takinp
he medicine. Persons afflicted sbonld
make note of this and send to J.P.
Dinsnore, sc Dey Street, New York. for
circular concerning this mafkable
'emedy.
A gentleman Of great medical knowl-
'dge says that more genial, wholesome
md eiiectual tonic and appetizer than
brakes Celebrated Plantation Bitters was
lever discovered. lie recommends it for
Dyspepsia. for Liver Complaint. for Ex.
laasiion, Weakness, for want of anne
lite, and for MeniaI Depression. 1t S an
greeable stimulant, and is equally adapted
young and old. Persons of sedeniarv
ablis like ciergymen, lawyers, me chants.
nd delicate females are particularly beue.
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