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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amuscments,


AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC this will be the
last night OF Bdrbe B!oue, and at the matiuee
to-morIoE This opera will b. given for the las
time. There will be no perform ance to-morro "
night.
On Monday La Grande Duohesse de Gerolsteia
will be gwen, with Mile T1stee as the Duchess
and the eutire original cast. La Belle HeIene
will also be produced next week.
Ar THE CHEsEUT the drama of The Lancashire
Lass will be performed this evening. On Satur.
day there will be matinee.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. f. L. Davenport will
have yeweli benefit this evening. Tom Tay
lor's comedy of SIN Waters Run Deep, with the
Mr.. Davenport as captain Hawksley," and The
carpenter OF Roaten, with Mr.. Davenport a
'.Marteau," will be given. We hope that the
compliment of full house will be extended to
Mr.. Davenport this evening.
On Monday Mr. Edwin Forrest will commence
an engagement of ten nights, and will appear as
''CardiD4l Richelieu."
AT THE AMERICAN Madlle Conchita Ronzat
tiphtIoper perloI mer and danseuse, will appear
this evening.
TIE THEATRE coMIoUE, on Seventh street
below Arch, will open on Saturday evening with
an attractive entertainment.
TBE FIFTH Sentz and Hassler matinee toi
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l. bTRETCHED from 70 inches, ~ Nottet
French Steam DyeinE and SECURING, No. 100 N
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DR, BUTTONS TOBACCO ANT, DOTE.-
L. Warranted to remove all desire To- rou
entirely veKeiab- and hacm!ess, an - also
cellent appetizer. II purhes aud euriches the md
inv pofates the BY stem plsstsSes great nnurs Ing
and stIen ening power enables the stomach to d
gest the heartiest food makes steep refTes ing and
estak lshts robust health. kmOkeIs anu cheHers
sixty years cured. Price fifty cents per boz. Post
IreF. inteTes ing treatise on the njarOuS e'cts
of tobacco with lists OF testim nls references
sent tree Agents wanted. Address
DIR. t. II, ABBOTT, jersey City, N
TESTIMONIALS.
From the United States Treasury, secreiafy'S
Ohice-Please send u supp OF the AntIdote Toe
one received has done It's work surely; m ,,n,,.n
From New Hampshire state Prison - -jentlems su OF
" 1iuence here haviOg been cured OF the appetite for
tobacco by using DR.. Burton's Anidote, we desire
suppl for the pri oner5 of his insu!utlop'
Warden OF the N. H. state Prison.
A Bankers Tesumopy.-Dr. Bulton AGtldote tor
Tobacco he's accomplished all claimed for i.
WALTER MANN,
LIST Nat Bank, New albany, Iud
From the Chief Engineer OF TIE Allegheny Valley
Railroad Company, PIttsenrg Pal have used the
friends. II, BLACKSTONE
A Clergyman's Testimony One Box OF Antidote
cured my b. other and myself II never falls.
Rev. l. w. SHOEMAKER,
KPlley's Station. Pa.
From the Police II Headquarters Ly mn, Mass have
gained thIiyive pounds Of flesh In three months by
using Dr. BuronsAntidote, and all desire or tobacco
From The "southern Home Journal" BahiSore
Md.-One box of Burions AntidOte removed all de
sire for the weed rom me- take pleasure In recon-
Sold by all Druggists. no 2SwfmiSt5p
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PANTAL0oNs Quito ns
Pdntsoons cut fashIonably,
Pantaloons cut in the FreI ch style.
Pantaloons In tbe English style.
TIE BEST PANTALooN CUTTER IN THE UNION
is at
CHARLES STOKES & Co.'s,
No. 82i Chestnut street.
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DEAFNESs. INSTRUMENT THAT
~ science and skill have invented 70 aasist the
tors; also, Crandalps Patent qrnIches superior 70
any others In use, at p. MADEIRA'S, No. l16
TENTH Street. below Cheanut 98bpl
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NlSsES' AND CHILDREN'S DRESSMAKINC
4Nl IN the laIetL Paris styles. M. SHOEM A X kR d
co. No. 1924 CHIGSN L street IL 4 ~,
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TRENwITHs NEWS DEPOT. lately opened on Ches
nut ST., west ofSixth, No ola Ia model es'abshmen
OF lis Kind in every respect. NeACly hCted up Arv
light and convenient, gooos nspicuonsy displayed
stop his pl ace. We have Just received from hi an
"HaIpeI's Weekly" and "Mouthiy," the "AIlantic
Monthly" "C. mic Monthly" etc. In addlion 10
these all the other periodicals domestic and foreign
the daily papers published here, IN New York and
other plSCes and the latest books he found 90
his counters BE deserves success and will secure IL
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Saturday afternoon, in Musical Fund SHALL
has an exceedingly rich variety. Mr.. William
Ewers, the celebrated cornet performer, will
give one of his brilliant solos. The "Surprise
Symphony" by Haydn will be performed for
the first time this season.
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CITY ITEMS.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WINTER
CLorHINe-Men's, Youths, Boys, and Children's,
Choice stock OF selected styles of Piece Goods to
made TO order.
Style, III and workmanship Of our garments surpassed
6y none, equalied by JeiD.
du Drfces guaranteed than the lowest eLeiDhere,
and rtu Satisfaction guaranteed everp purchaser
ne sale cancelled and money refunded.
HdH udy betiOeen BENNETT Co,
FUth and TowHR HALL,
Si1th streets. No. 6ls MARKET ST.,
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ANp 10. GOO RRoApwAY, NV YonK.

Is SICKNEss AvoIDABLE? - Thousands toss
sick-beds to-day, who might have been well and
hearty had they taken due precautions for the pre-
servaon OF that most precious of earthly blessings,
sound mind in sound body. Sickness to a greater
extent than most people suppose Is dvotddbte When
the body is langud the spirits depressed, and the
nervous system unnnturRlly sensitive, 1t should bs
taken for granted that mischief bre,Uin0. These
hints ard warnings vouchsafed such by a kind
Providence, ought not to be dsregarded II they are
slghted, is too generally the case the next thing
may be fever, a severe bilious attack, some
other for or acute disease They indicate clearly
II the ibtimat were given In articuae langua age
that the animal functions are disordered and the
system deblitatCc. Under these circumstances, the
only thing TO be done Is TO regulate and restore, and
the best regulating and restorative preparation euer
used for The prevention Of sickness Is HosrEr rER's
STOMACH BIrTERs. In this way, bilious remittent
fever, chills and fever, spasms, nervous pRroxyss
violent attacks OF indigestion. and all the ordinary
epldemics, may almost certainly be averted. They
are usually preceded by the symptoms described ana
surely wisdom forestal them by resotting to
an aptidOte once harmless, agreeable, and In
viRorating. Most assuredy IL will disspate the
unpleasant feelings referred to- VIII ch, of course
desirable, even If they not likely to lead to
something The close of the Fall is usually
accompanied by unhealthy fogs and violent atmo-
spherc changes nd 1t is therefore season when in
vigoration is particularly needed.
LACE CURTAINs-GREAT SALE
Selling OF The large lot of Lace Muslin, and Not
tIpEham Curtains, also cornices loops centre asses
and Gimps. at prices to suit the times. Truly great
| bargains at
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DIED.

CoNEoY al Eex Orleans. September a. ls'Sss MT
grandson Of the late Thomas Mckinley, aged ~ arS
The relatives and friends OF the family, and oftice
and members Of the lssd aud Goth Regiments PV
residence OF his uncle, Mr.. John r. Scott NO s2s 8.
s re n sSnSsy To
FoRD.--on the evening OF the 10th instant, aner a
lingering illness. GEORGE W. FORD in the isth year
The relatives and male friends of the family also
3 's TpG1 sa seSgHe eS
Gil Q. Of U. A. M. northern Liberty Degree Council,
i a. Hsll sR'Ti@e9i HsaeGatSni EtSSncl Iodss
phis; the Columbia. South Penn. and Lincoln Hose
,omI eniee. are respectfully Invited 60 attend the
street on Sunday after al O'Clock. TO proceed
sBREvE.-on Thursday, the 18th instant, w.
oIIFE%0RD LIE % %sHREvE aged "a years. ....v
funeral nom the residence of his fnther, Richard O.
nn oSoc He 0p 1Ses M9SSsy SHs sa IN
SMITH H-At Havana, JEROME SMITH. Inferred
%EEEzEL9Sn n On .ss che vsa 18th 81 instant. GEORGE
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the
Lodge No 81 p and EN- pioyes Of % Messrs 'iSeS Kes,
funeral from his late residence No SO7 OTIS street.
Ninetet nth ward on Sunday afternoon the 18th in.
pS1 vault ~ 0''0'A' 40 proceed 10 hanover s'ree'
OBITUARY.
DE LACY.-It is with sentiments OF deep regret aud
sorrow that we announce the death OF our dear and
much esteemed friend, DR.. JOHN DE LACY, who
departed this life the 9TH instant in the 45th
Of his age. His success as q physician for twenty
years, hs kindness and devotion to the poor,
manifested by the crowds that looked upon his placid
ACE for the last time We are therefore, sorrowful
at the departure of one 30 useul, 80 full OF promise
Deeply do sympathize with his afflicted family at
this, their irreparsble loss. He indeed endowed
with all that could excite the deepest emotion wei
commendable pride Ia a wife's heart SO fond and
afiectonate In his nature gifted with brilliant intel
lect and one OF the most retiring aud amlable dspo
siiions imagini BILE. devoted husband aud sf1ec
tiopale father he was the idol OF his hou enod aud
the blow which Providence. In His ipscrutibe wis.
dom, has deemed proper 10 infct. Will be keeny felt
by his widow and chiltren and other dear friends,
who Will now await his welcome coming and chserfai
smile in vain. They have In their lliction the
prayers of relatives and friends all of whom know
well how much the loss OF one dear and much be-
loved has caused them. But men ory-tOnd memory
will ever cling around the many pleasing associations
mandate OF Him who doeth all things we'll" l..
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PFTRRsoS's EAIIoSAL BANK LIST for November
Il VIII be cut to- morrow. Price, only 10 ceats, or one
dollar and fifty cents year. Now is the time 10 sub.
scribe for 1869.
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PRINCE OF WALES
Walking Coat,
cut by
FAIHCHILD
ASTOUNDING RRPoRTs.-

ASTOUNDING REPoRTS.-
20C0 CASKS OF CONSUMPTION CURED,
Professor TTosseau, of the Childrens Hospital
Paris, reports that. In two thousand cases of Con
sumption, In which the formula for Uphant Fresh
Meat Cure was used, 1t cured nearly every 1t
allays the cough, heals the lungs. and gives a new
lease oflife Sold 81 per BOTTLE or six for S. JOHN
sToN, HOLLOWAY & Cow DEN, No. COZ Arch street.
JEW ELRY-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No IL South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine every and siverware In the city.
Purchasers IAN rely upon OBJ aiming real pure artl
Gle lshed at a price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock of American Western
watches in all varieties and at all prices visit TO
his store is sure TO result IN pleasure and profit.
CARPETS -Housekeepers (and especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city, will find II
their interest by calling at j. T. Delacroxs whole
ale and retail carpet warehouse, No. s5 South second
9 ee advertisement In another column.
SPEER's 'STANDARD WINE BIrTERs"-Of all the
ton c and invlgorsting preparations before the
public, have met with 80 general favor as
Speer's Wines and the STANDARD Wine Bitters ~
both from the Medical Profession aud those whose
ailments cause general debility. Sold by Druggists
TRY ONE.
A suit made from the NE CoLoRED SCOTCH CHE
Volts and IRISH FREIzE, as they are gotten up OF
No. S2i Chesnut street, is far an cad of anything In
hat line in the country. Try one.
CHARLES STOKES g. Co.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EvEHIN6 TLLEeRAPH. at HillmAn's News stand al
North Pennsylvania Depot
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FINE FRENCH CALF BooTs AND GAITFRs-The
man who has never experienced the pleasure Of
wearing 3 pair OF boots made by William H. Helweg,
Is TO some extent an object of commiseratIon. We
speak knowingly, having worn Helwegs boots for
years. Their comfort, however, is their only
recommendation, as they made of the best M ate
riel and In the very best manner Helweg will 40
employ an Incompetent workman; therefore his
work is always frst.cass. His and factory is
at No 535 Arch Street, next to the corner OF SIXTH
NOVELTY.
PRINCE WALES
Walking Coat
cut by
FAIBCHILD
THE PRINCE OF COAT CUrTERs. A perfect gem of the
art.
Call at
CHARLSs STOKES & Co.'S.
No S24 Chestnut street.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

A married woman in Kansas, who re-
Gently eloped with physician, left the
following unique note for her husband
Dear hubby-YOu're played out, like
Dr.--so we'll that prefer going with
him rather than stay with you-you good
for-nothing, degenerate Gus. Its none
of your business where we've gone 10
1t won't do you bit of good to follow
us, for wouldn't live another day with
you 70 save your life. You made mis-
take in thinking ! loved you. / never
did. | married you for convenience
sake take the baby along, and I'll
take care of it. You can sue for a d.
voree, or get married as soon as YOU
please The woman who gets YOU next
will have healthy old prize. Good-bv
BE yirtuous and yor II be happy.
YouR LATE WIFE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

YOUNG PATHFINDER was sired by Old Path.
fndor, of East Hampton. Conn whose pedigree !.
well known to all horse breeders in New England
Old pathfinder was n dark chestnut color stood Il
nanls nigh, and weighed in good condition. $50 lbs
lSok The hrst premium nc the First National Horse
NOV. IN Springfield. Could trot in 2S2 and for
- lS ana beauty Was never surpassed in New Fng-
iana. 1oU AG PAfAFINDER'S Dam was a mare
desssiger Mare; color black, Of great endurance
Nefy iast roadster and viii go her mile in 10 She
Is owned BY Warren Tanner. Of WiIliamsntjc conn
VINO raised Dung Pathfinder. and owned hin, mn ~
ApIi 4. 1906 Young Pathfinder will go his milo in
about three minutes and Is one Of the host hlcII ~
horses N Vermont. He will stand at The stalie ~
ths undersigned for use the coming season lie +
perfectly black. l5A hands high. and S as good :
horse as can be found in this section,
Bellows Falls. June l. ls5s. 3 : 81 IN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19
4 YER'S CATHARTIC ?

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES oY 4 LAxArp 4
Perhaps no one medicine is so upiys,.s
by everybody as a cathartie, nor "a, a,
so universally adopted into use, ia eyer5
among all classes,as this mild but etls.-
PILL. The obvious reason Is. thatit I'm
and far more etieetual remedy than AN
who have tried j; know that Il eure1
who have not, know that il cures theF
friends, and what II does once Il docs 4.
never tails through any fault Of "A
We have thousands upon thousand. q
their remarkable cares OF the following n
but such cures are known in ererT =
and we need not publish them. AdaRs
aud conditions 10 climate cOntaiHirf,
mel or any deletri0BS drug. they may \
safety by anybody. There sugar c1ss,,
them ever fresh and makes them gits,I
while being purely vegetable no harm -,
their use ia any quantity.
They operate BY their powerful itssa
| internal yieera to purify the blood. ma ,
into healthy action remove the ol,trrs
stomach, bowels, liver and organs Is y.
storing their irregular action 10 heaik
reetiuE, whenever they exist, such dam
are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions arc given ia tho WA
box for the following complaints. vAei
| rapidly cMc:
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Li.lH
/ guOr and Loss Of Appetite. they sh5s.
| moderately 10 stimulate the stomach "a
| healthy tone and action.
1 For Liver Complaint aud its yarig-.
4 Bilious Headache, Sick Headache. Jaugl
/ Sickness. Bilious Collie, and Billicu
4 should be judieiaBsly taken for each eas
| the diseased action or remove th,
/ which cause il.
For Dysentery or Diarrhea, Ia, one
/ generally required.
/ For Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel Pal,l
/ Heart, Pain in the Side and Lqins, ID
4 continuously taken as required, 70 eh
| ceased action Of the system. W ith saeA
1 complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and DFOpsical Swellih1
he taken IN large and frequent doses 20
| effect Of drastic purge.
As a Dinner Pill. take one or two pIl
/ digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional doses stimulates The
bowels into healthy action, restores ssi
/ iHylgoratos the system. Hence ii . q
ge0us where no serious derangemehe
who feels tolerabiy well often fnds 1
these PILLS makes him feel dee dedly
their cleansing and renoyating ehees
tive apparatus.
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Praeyiaa
LOWELL. MA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19
PAUL G GEL

NlLL STAND the coming season at nv stable
w in Walpole. y. IL. Pasturing will be provided
Tor mares from distance. a reasonable rate and
all necessary care and attention given them hui iii
accidents and escapes at the risk OF the owner
The blood Of this horse is not only tie best in tbi
Country, but the horse itself is connected with tho
two Fastest trotting families. being the npphevy ~
both Dexter and Eathan Allen. For further partiel
ulars send for circular
Walpole. n. H., May IS. 1865 22-26 ti''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

- May %, 1858
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls az II IS. A. n. So 10 cor. ~
mixed train for White River junction, receiving pas
sengers from Cheshire Valley K. r., leaves Bellows
Falls at 80 T. N.
Mail train leaves Boston via Fitcbhurg at 80 A.
~. Springfield at IS NJ, for burlington and st.
Adams.
The trains leaving Boston via Ftchburg at 80 A.
~, and Springfield al 7.i5, A. NJ, connect Mt White
River Junction, with the Day Express train for
Montreal, 0gaenshurgh. &c.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 10 90 p NJ,
receiving passengers from VT Valley Railroad, leay-
ing New York At u = NJ and from Cheshire Rail
road leaving Boston ut 80 p NJ for Burlington.
Rouse's Point, Montreal and Ogtensburgh, connect
ing with Grand Trunk trains for the West. Siecpina
carr are attached TO night trains Through ticket,
for Chicago and the West for sale az the principal
stations q. MERRILL, Sup't.
ST. Adams, VT, May Is, lS6s.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

SoRRow.-Sorrow sobers us, and makes
the mind genial. And in sorrow we love
and trust our friends more tenderly, and
the dead become dearer to us. And just
as the stars shine out in the night, so
there are blessed faces that look at us in
our grief though before their features
wers fading from our recollection. Suf-
ferins! Let no man dread it too much,
because it is good for him, and it will
help to make him sure of his being i'm
mortal. 1t is not in the bright, happy
day, but only in the solemn night, that
other worlds arc to be seen shining in
their long, long distances. And it is in
sorrow-the night of the sonl-that we
see farthest, and know ourselves natives
of infinity and sons and daughters Of the
Most High.--Breathings Of tie Better
Life.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

Value no man for his opinion, but cs-
teen him according as his lifecorresponds
with the rules of piety and justice. A
mans actions, not his, conceptions render
him valuable.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

Invalid lady; " Patrick, can you read
the name on the shop just opposite for
me 2 Patrick: Sure, Miss, tbs just as
as Ignorant as yourself | am They niver
taught me to read either p
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

A lady, stepping into railway ear,
said to her little son aren't you going
to kiss your mother before you go" The
little rogue couldn't wait, and called out:
Conductor, won't you kiss mother for
me?''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19
5iscellanp.

VEGErArroN IN THE MooN,--It was
for long time the common conclusion
among astronomers that the moon was
without any atmosphere and destitute of
water; and that consequently neither an
imal nor vegetable life could be sup
ported on its surface. But several emil
nent modern astronomers have maintain
ed that the moon has IN atmosphere,
though of very limited extent. And
quite recently Mr.. Schawbe, German
astronomical professor, thinks he has dis
covered signs ofvegetation on the surface
Of our satellite. 1t is well known that
there are certain dark lines, orscratches,
as they appear, extending across the
slopes of the highest mountains in the
moon. These have been variously ex-
planned, some regarded them as dried up
streams, Others as channels left by tor
rents of lava, others as having some
other origin.
Professor Schawbe claims to have dis
covered in these lines greenish color,
which appears at certain seasons, lasting
few months, and then disappears. He
therefore regards those lines as belts Of
vegetation. If his observations should
be decisively confirmed by those of other
astronomers, it will settle the question
that the moon has both air and water,
and will, therefore, remove any presump-
ton against the existence of animal life
on its surface English Paper.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

A prominent journalist in New York.
who is perfectly bald, has offered a re-
ward of one thousand dollars for tale
that will make his hair stand on end.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

Mrs. Darlington has been reading the
health officers weekly reports, and thinks
that Total must be an awful malig-
nant disease, since as many die of itas all
the rest put together.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

ROOK AGENTS WANTED. TO solicit or
- ders for ELLI01'S new work RIlAIARKABI Il
GHAkAGTERS AND MEMORABLE PLACES OF
THE HOLY LAND. BY HENRY WARD BEgCHER
7. ID. WooLsEY, IL. D., Pres Of Yale Col, JosFPn
SyuMnINGs,c D. D, II; D., Pres. of Wesleyan Univ
Ky; Rev THos NJ. CLARK, Bishop Of X. r., &c. &c
its subjects are approved by clergyman Of ali demon
nations Agents are meeting with unparalleled suc-
cess We employ no Geaerdt AGENTS, and offer extra
inducements TO Canyassers. Agents will see the nd
vantage Of dealing directly with the PUBLISHERS
For descriptive circulars with full particulars and
terms, address the Publishers
29 j. B. BURR. & Co. Hartford. c o..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

A LAWYERS LETTER. Sir am de-
sired to apply to you for the sum Of $50
due my client. If you send me the mon
ey to this day week, you win obligo me !;
if not shall 'oblige you.
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED. TO The ~ -
n Der are requested to settle their aeeo~"
Gus 10 the lsT DAY OF APRIL ls,s- n GRAl.
BELLOWS FALLs. Mar. IS. lSeS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

CUTTING A Dino. Ancient history
informs us that when Queen Dido was
about to found the city of Carthage, she
hargamed with the natives for as much
land as could be contained within an OK
hide. The contract being concluded the
cunning Queen cut the hide into string
long enough toencircle all the ground she
wished to procure for the site Of the new
city. Hence arose the phrase Of "cut-
ting Dido, and its application to sharp
practice, and eccentric movements Of al
most every kind.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

If YOU DON'T WANT TO DYE. by =
Il change from Gray to Brown, try bo'iio
WHITNEYS HAIR RESlOhN'.
It is the one thing needful, and i e &c ~ u"
Hair Dressing Rooms of NJ. NJ. WHINE