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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

DEATH OF JOHN CovopE.-The Hon.
John Covode, a prominent republican
congressman from Pennsylvania died sud.
denly at Harrisburg on Wednesday
morning of last week. On reaching
Harrisburg, Tuesday evening, Mr.. Co.
vode was quite cheerful, and ate hear
ty supper Soon after he complained of
feeling chilly, and later in the evening
suffered considerable pain in the left
side About midnight he was much
Frustrated by very acute pain in the re-
gion of the heart, but the physician as.
sured him of relief in a short time. The
pain continued to increase, how .ver. un.
til about 4 o'clock, when the physician
told him he would be better in an hour
He answered Must suffer this agony
for an hour yet ?" and almost immediate
ly after said, 81 am dying" and ceased
to breathe.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

is with lively satisfaction that we
observe the reelection of Hon. Henry
Wilson as U. S. Senator from Massachu-
sets. The vote of both houses of the
legislature was. Wendell Phillips II, the
modern John Quincy Adams SO, scatter
ing 4, Wilson 222. During the last
quarter of century covering the great
conflict with slavery, Senator Wilson has
been in the front rank of the faithful
statesmen of America and always man
Of the people, and the great vote by
which he is reelected is high compIi-
ment to him and the old Bay State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

VERMONT RAILWAY STocKs.-Ver-
mont Central Bonds and Rutland Rail.
road stocks are very firm and advancing
sales of Rutland preferred at IS. The
semi-annual dividend of 81 per cent. (free
Of Government tax), due February /. is
announced. This stock is attracting the
attention of investors, and most of the
floating debt has been taken out of the
market. Blythe provisions of the charter
of the Rutland Railroad the preferred
stock is an absolute first mortgage on the
property, and is guaranteed per cent.
stock, free of government tax.
On Friday the Rutland preferred sold
at65. Vermont Central second mortgage
rs at 40. Vermont Central first mort
gage rs at IS. Vermont and Canada
stock los.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

We record with pleasure the re-elec-
ton OF Senator Morrill, Of Maine by the
legislature of that State. Tie faithful
services of Mr.. Morrill, fully deserved
this action, and the State has honored
itself no less than him by it. We are
glad also to see it announced that Mr..
Morrill, has so far recovered from his
late illness as to be able to take his seat
in the Senate, which he has not been
able to do before during the present ses-
sion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

The EXPRESS RoBBERY.-One Fix.
ms of Albany is now suspected Of the
express robbery and shooting Halpipe.
be suddenly left Albany, and went to
Balistown, Saratoga County, where see-
ing a description of himself he went TO
a BARRIERS shop and had part of his whisk-
ers shaved off. Halpine, is now able to
to sit up. Two balls it is thought pass.
ed downward into his stomach, and it
is regarded most remarkable case in the
annals of American surgery.
P.S. Filkins has been arrested, but
denies that he was the assassin of Hal.
pine, and says he can prove an alibi.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20
Vermont News.

"A woman in Bennington lately gave
birth to child weighing IL pounds =
Mother and child are dead
Robert Allison's house in Manches
ter, was destroyed by fire Wednesday,
The house was insured for $500 and the
furniture for $500.
John Meehan, a citizen Of Fletcher
and hard drinker, was found one
morning last week frozen to death, near
the edge of Fairfield.
Julia Mead of Corinth, thinks Mil
Ter Richardson of the same place ought
pay her $4,000 for breach of promise OF
marriage, and has appealed to the courts
An old gentleman by the name Of
Goodell, of West Addison, was found
dead in his bed on Sunday morning. -
He had been in a low condition for some
time.
-Four villages are seen from the
new observatory on Equinox mountain
that were never seen from the old, and
more are expected to be brought to view
when the large telescope is put up.
A baby four months old child of
Antoine Wheeler's, died in Richford
Tuesday from the effects of an injury re-
ceiyed by little girl accidentally sitting
down on its head, causing congestion OF
the brain.
&C. L. Davidson Of Waterford has
two steers, last spring calves, which
weighed 1906 lbs. Jan. I'd. John Fry,
of the same place, has a heifer two years
old last March, which weighs 1928 lbs,
and is six feet four inches in girth.
A sad accident occurred at the
"Owen" slate quarry in Northfield last
week. A blast went off prematurely,
killing a young Welchman named Owen
who was lighting the fuse. A fragment
of rock cut the jugular vein, while other
pieces of rock battered his face and body.
He bled to death in a few moments.
The Hinesburg valley cheese facto-
ny, during last season made 2,3l0,626
pounds Of milk into 226,423 pounds of
cheese. Owing to the dry, hot weather
during the summer and autumn, and the
scanty pasturage, it took trihe over
ten pounds of milk to make one Of
cheese. An annual dividend of 10 pei
cent. has been paid.
- Mary Jane Fowler, who said she
had to lie in barn as the st. Johnsbury
Overseer of the Poor would not allow
her to go to the Poor Farm-has aston.
ished the good people who sympathized
with her. She made complaint against
a young man for bastardy. The Over
seer then sent her to the Poor House.
Last week sheran away andgot married
The bastardy suit was humbug.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20
Another Steamboat Disaster.
FIFTY LIVES LOST.

The Steamer NIGH on the Mississip-
pi took fire and was burned Saturday
night on what is known as Shoe Fly Bar.
She was going from St. Louis to New
Orleans. About fifty lives were lost,
Il il but a few weeks sinceanothersteam.
er grounded on the Mississippi and some
one hundred lives were lost. In the
case of the MGill the reports are yet
conflicting but enough is known to rem
der il most sad disaster,
The fire broke out aft. Owing to a
gale prevailing, the flames spread rap
idly, and the passengers had barely
time to rush to the bow and plunge into
the water before the fire was upon them.
The weather was intensely cold, and
many who plunged into the river we're
chilled and sunk to rise no more. The
survivors give imperfect and conflicting
reports. The boat had been aground
for two days, and had unloaded 200
tuns of her freight in order to get over
the bar She was laden with 900 tuns
of general merchandise, including pork
and coal oil. Just as the passengers
were preparing to retire, an alarm of
fire was raised, and general stampede
ensued. The steamers St. Francis and
Ann White, which had passed her, were
several miles above, but seeing the fire
turned back and arrived in time render
valuable assistance.
Mr.. Everett of St. Louis, who was on
the st. Francis, says that man and his
wife, who were cabin passengers, foated
past them, holding ON to the stays plank.
As they went by with the current the
woman said to her husband: II am
freezing -let's die together" She then
let go the plank, and her husband grasp
ed her, but he was too exhausted to
maintain her above the water, and both
sunk, locked in each others embrace.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

LEES SURRENDERED Washington
correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
says:
Mr.. Clark Mills visited Gen. Grant
lately for the purpose of getting from
him an authentic account of the particu-
lars attending the surrender of Gen. Lee
to aid him in his proposed work of the
representation of the event in bass-re-
lief for his monument. On this point
the president said "Lee came in with
flag OF truce to see on what terms 1
wouldreceive his surrender. stated the
terms, and Lee said: Please reduce
that to writing l took some manifold
paper and made several copies and hand
ed one to him saying There; believe
that is about as l talked Lee read it.
signed it, and then passed it back to me
and signed it. The manifold copies
were then distributed to the several gen.
erals. The transaction took place in
front of my tent, under the tree, and with
little pine table between u.s." To the
remark of Mr.. Mills that he had seen
picture representing the surrender as
having taken place in room with a
carpeted floor, and in the midst of the
staff officers Of both armies, Gen. Grant
replied that " that picture was got up to
show off the aids" The real surrender
took place as above stated.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

A Philadelphia judge has picked
up somewhere the absurd idea that wit
nesses are not criminals. He rebuked a
lawyer for badgering one in late case.
and laid down the astounding PROPOSE
ton that witness should be treated in
the same manner as any gentleman
would treat visitor to his house. The
lawyers talk of having him impeached
or sent to lunatic asylum.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

THE MATTHIAS MuRDER.-A man from
Chicago pretends to have evidences of
who murdered Nathan, but it is believed
to be nothing but an attempt to extort
money, especially since the pretended
witness refuses to divulge what he claims
to know withouta large sum of money
to begin his story.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

In the Senate on Monday, Senator Ed
munds of this State, reported in favor
of the House bill increasing the pen
sion of disabled soldiers twenty per cent.
for five years, from March l, 1871.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY THOUSAND q
W seasoned PINE also CHESTNUT and BLACK
WALNUT Box BOARDS or BONES. SHEATH.
ING. MOULDlNGS. SASH. DOORS and BLINDS
Door and Window FRAMES. also Straight so!
Scroll SAVING Hand TURNING, planning,
MATCHING. &C.
TO ORDER AT
COBB & UNDERW00D's.
Bellows Falls VT 50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

= An Irish doctor in Auburn, w. T..
is said to have invented the desideratum.
1 motive engines, We ritable iron horse
The machine does not go on wheels, but
walks like horse, on four legs, which
rise eight inches and make forward move
OF eighteen at every revolution of cen.
ter shaft which works them. The shaft
is ten feet long, the legs five feet apart
it preserves. its balance OF uneven ground
can go up and down heavy grades, work
on hard or soft ground, turn round with.
in its own length, reverse, and travel anv.
where from three to Is miles an hour
1t is moved by selfsupplying chemial
power, of certain alkalies and acids
which the doctor himself discovered IT
will be seen that this is adapted to every
sort of use, and will speedily Danish
horses from the world as entirely super
ffuous.
Orange Judd, of the American Ac.
riculturist, is holdinga unique exhibition
in New York, of over 1900 patched and
darned garments. He offered prizes for
the best specimens of the art, the cloth
ing to be afterward given to the Five
Points mission. The first prize went to
Hoosier woman for a cloak made of
four pairs of old pants, one old vest and
two old coat Innings, which is composed
of 6S pieces, and looks as if it were sean.
less. The warm-hearted maker ADDS
ut was worn three years to public
school. and l hope it will Keep some 9TH
sr darling warm three years moro"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

The vote of the legislature of Maine
rejecting Senator Lot NJ. Morrill,, re-
publican, stood 1875 for him to % FOR
Sanborn, democrat.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

The number Of prisoners captured by
the Germans last week, now foots up
twenty thousand.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

At the city Election in Middletown,
Ct., on Monday, the republicans elected
their ticket by two hundred majority.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20
Harness shop.

THE subscriber would announce to the people 81
L Bellows Fails and vicinity that he has opened
HARM ESS SHOP
in Wightman's Hall building. where be will carr
on the
HARNES.S MAKING BUSINESS
in all its branches, and will also keep for sale
ROBES TRUNKS, WHIPS BLANKETS. SUR
CINGLES, BELLS. HALTERS. BRIDES. &c, &c
Cleaning. oiling and Repairing done promptly.
l., NJ. BARRY.
Bellows Falls. Dee. 20. 1870. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20
For Sale.

40. 10 -soEe1 oAAhA SlENNA, 1 A4lalG4phia
GEORGE c. GOODWIN 4 Co., Boston, Agents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

The bombardment of Paris yesterday
was terrible, the whole district south of
line drawn through Champe de Mars,
Hotel de Invalides, Luxembourg and
Fort de Bicetre is reached with rain of
shells. The other portion of the city is
perfectly safe. The forts outside of the
city show signs of distress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11
VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

UHEPROPERTYknowna as the Anglers
IL PLACE, between Elm nd Mai, Streets,
Dallas, about quarisr-nf-a-mils from the
Square, IS OFFERED FOR SALE. The
plses comprises two Blocks 81 e-O1nd, wen
improved, and very desirable fsr Resi-
asncs. To cash customer, = b.tFain may
bs had. Apply, for further alteration, to
JOHN AEGERS,
At ID. Bsli.s Toandry.
Oct. 15th. 1s7o,-5af.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

An aiiac,eT Of one Of the 81. Louis re-
Hgious papers was one OF batch Of gain
5ltrs recently captured there.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11
PIeICES-A Fair Offer.

iftts Merchants 10 sour HlsNs uili noi haThi,L,
Ms,tsT sls, Eaira wHns~T SO, aHi - > N faI,
saTi either 90 18th ni.rhinss, fFr- u HsishI, o,
llars sLsT~ na enc 10 sslllhs sHd - saI- aTs 90
ihsy siil b. tked, that ~ Tsfahi H.
- isAy one ~ishss ~ Tsiufa The u.FhiHrs fF-s II
tinhs,
~ hasiAhi, kilsT OF hu,IhsT shnali rtEhIT The
iTais.Ty ~ sA.hihs Nth The hands, hhy,I@a isy,
in he var, shen u can 10 dome -iisT HasF- sNs.
liisa,ly, With les. laipT, sud hjnY o. the saF'
lRrti,. ~ Dsiy Clvihs. Washer, and GsiWT,al
MriasrF,
sod by dealers ssRsrslly, 10 whom lihsTal do.
coast. ate made. u, ;, BROWNING,
uessni Agent,
- ceuHlaHdt siI,ri, ftS NoIk,
Augu,i -. lsTh-tsif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11
Dolys Washing Machine.

iNPTsast Nuh EssElls RaElNT RarHE Oal-
NAFfis, sHa thr fAIFAH sTaIs aTn nss atalusiiaa-
@eif itT sHisIisT ~ anA slilanains - eesAlEs
sisihss $50 ingFaiss .Ai n sssF ihsiT ossl isias
soar, ~ saEiNg l.hsT ani sisihrs,
sasiAsIa Iasgls shs has assa ihsH tssiih a.
fsllsNss
fA.s sasr ihss-fsaTihs sfihs l.l,sT sna rs,si shl
pas 60 thsssslsss lslh IL aag,ssg anAFaEiraiEsuAi
Ia sgsTg gepRs lsis irsIa a. asr ihrA, ssa sssTf
lsTIira A. keff ihfs Ia hsT hsass.- Ars aiIlesas
fls.gans-
~An rNnFllsnt NsshinE MafhinF, Ne have iTiri
il, Ths tla1hFs MHhssT 10 EFEg saIaTirT A sd
hani eiil sash lass Hsmt~T II pisces ID 40
hsaHs - kairish \, ~ fIisssl.sl NFihs'sisi,
''Ahrf asfT tvs losIs ssIstinlrs 9TH = lAsis 10
aiF ~sssfsi that u 10 ihr gIrsirst hriF ahi ssAn'
nitsT II tiias. lsisT and shsg hsss Yet had in-
usiaoul iHio epT hs,asrhsllH
NitliaNsas saiTH, Nss oTluAns,
II haze hal haig Ns,hrT in niy fni'E Gar seta,
ins, u sRr, shliIs ssi.i.riisa, sd i.ks pisss,
aIr IN SsiasrsslGs q a. Tho knAi u r'rTg hssss'
holi" u, hSfgs, lFnsTah, IsAas-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11
NEW ORLEANS


NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS .ninrCIOiY.
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fhes- o. nsaisrt ~ Fffia a. rilTs
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a. q, N.i.hs. liafalsi sifsss. :. n = ..5is..
ctkfFT slkEHsrsS
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taISsis 49, az ussAs, gAiHs 49, ,s.sa -.
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No, ,, =, hasPp. 10 B.Isass siIssi.
NiCHlSEET.
fhss. ~. usaisy, ~ Rrdias - Psri.bi.
- sisiisssls sissss E4siar, a.a \ -, sag
Nile shiasia MssAisa., ia 81 "A k-.r Nj.
sirsH sAt e4iFI fiIWs sst FiiiisEs, Esiiiss,
,llet las al fsssfs, sac GaIssasIs, sissla
0PTETlN
Niliia.a hshss, i.S e.rsnaslsi street, slsr.
shaaHss
"FLfiAs ANfiRN4FE lis esHsl STREET.
,F' thsPPin, GsAsFsl ana sl.sfi.l saTrsTy.
oFs ussfdt hisrssFs - tln Ess gEi EaT
d. hFtsksii, "a his-asss I-raliar ~ Fss.sls,
No, hFss.' bi-.s-s q rAn.I .al Ohs.i.
assss s.si.ilsns fiTsi us.s, SD ~ giTraisTs
y a haKsL
shifrs tNh hENTs FURSIsHIEG GOGRs.
a. q. wsi'hs, Ileo.Hsi siIssI, Is.F 81 ol.Il..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

SeHE young men talk about luck
Good luck is to get up at six clock
in The morning. Good luck if you
Only have 4 shilling week is to live
on eleven pence and save a pen
~. Good luck is 10 trouble your
head with your own and LET others
business alone. Good inck is TO fnl-
fli the commandments, and do unto
other people IS We wish them TO be
done unto ms. We must piOd and
1Ireserre. Cents must be taken care
& bs,zuse they are the seed ofdol-
iars. To Hget on 10 the world, We
InHsi take care d home, sweep our
osH door ways clean. try 70 help
'thsr people avoid temptations; and
haze lrsfh and faith in God.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
Nth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin ba;r ;c fb;oE-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

The World says: alt is fortunate for
Spirilualism that all that has been said
about the recanling Of Mr.. Andrew Jack
son Davis is an infinite whopper, as far
sweeping rs the belt Of the sixth zone, and
compounded of mInulely comminuted and
heterogeneously intsrmingled infinitesimal
falsehoods"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

Male II Poor Rum. whi,ary, Proof sPl-
riIS, and Refuse Liquors, dyri"ir.' sr''1l,
atl sNrrlrnrii 80 Ii,t. tHr taste, called 'uultr,
Aupriiyrrs," R'.iorrrs," 49,, that lead III tip
pl-r nn IT, lrnnL'nn-,s aud ruin, lnt sre true
AI.lirInr uiatr trm the NatVH iir'hs nnl N0nis 81
ialIf,ruIs. free from nil Alcoholic stiinu-
tants. TLrV Hrr the GREAT Hood
IstEfStE and RsIt; GIVING
ptIaNGIpEE,H prIirri E"un'u"r Hnd luvig'
Crater Ut the System, rarrNiug un al rris'nnus
matter, aud restoring She blood ~ healthy con.
diiinn. Suprrs"n can TAX" these bitrrs, accounting
~ lirrclinn-, uni rrmain lnns nn"rlL
SIOG viii hr gwen inr nm inrnrabl" case, pro.
yIiins the hnurs are not DESTROYED 10y mineral
lui,uns ~ other means, AMI The vital organs wasted
l,"rnl The paint NJ rrInir.
EOrlni!inmmntOryr ud ChtonicNhcu
mnt.sn. md Eoui, DyHyrpsin. or midi
yrstipn. Eliliou.. RcINiiIcnt nDd INTER-
,uiIt-ui E'cyCr-, G!is"V.cy @f she tslo1i,
Liver, Kidneys and ISiRducr. ihr-c iii-
tiers Save been most snrc"s'lui. eUrh Dis
rn.rs are caused by vitintcd 7.IOod, which
Is generally produced by arrangement Of the d.
.cstiyc Organs.
They invigUrat" the stomach, and stimulate the
inrul liver aud bowels. which render Them of nnc.
Iu1llrd rhracJ IN cleansing the blood oi all inlu.
rites aud iG.pHrtng new life and NiEOr 10 the
whole system.
Dy,pcp.iu o. Eniiacsiicn. Headache Pain
IN TIE shoulders, Coughs. 1iEhturss ni IN" Chest,
pilZin"ss, Sour Stomach, Bad Tnsi" IN the Mouth,
nilmug Attacks, PalpitHiipn nj the Heart, ChptnlS
Discharges Of Urine, Pain In the Regions NJ the
Kidneys, aud hundred other IainiU symptoms
which are lic on,prnsn OF Dyspepsia, are cured 10y
those biticrS.
Cleanse Tie Initiated Blood whenever You find its
Impurities bursting through The skin IN Pimp'cs,
EruptOas, or Sores; cleanse IL when II Is foul. aud
yunr Feelings will tell y0n when, Keep the blood
pure aud the health NJ the system will follow.
PIN. TAPE, aud other WORMS, lurking IN the
s,sirln of :" many thousands, are eilcciuly des-
truyod aud removed.
Fur full dir"ctions read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed IN fur languages
English, German, French and Spanish.
}. WALKER, ~ n ~ Commerce Street., N V,
Proprietor. L. H. MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists and General Agents,
San Frauciscn California, and w and III
Commerce Street, Y.
nS~ Sold BY nll Druggists and Dealers.
AND IN DALLAS, by CRoWDus TURNER.
February II, ls7l.-22:Cm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

MIA. Certain, SAFE, Efiri-nt, u l. Gar the bcst
CaihaHir T-m.ly yrt discovered, aud AZ one ~
ls'r. aud in, isoIsrs all thu vital functions without
causing Injury ~ any II them, The most complete
success hes long aiirndd ito In many lJhliiirs,
aud u IL offered To- the general puLlr With the
rohNiriion that II nr,uT fail 10 accomplish al
that Is claimed for ". II pr'Hnc-s little OF pain
u,-r'iaN-s ar excite, the hrrVun. ,ysirn. In ~
d.'a.rs ~ the skin, blood stomach, i-iwel., liver,
kidney, of children, snh IN many diirulii-s prru-
liar a. women, u hriug- prompt relief Hnl certain
cure. The hest pbysirlan, f.rommt nj Rni IT-.cg.l.
II aud no person Who omit n.s. II Niil voluntarily
return .. the use ~ any other caihariic.
ssut by mail ou rccript ofPries aud postage.
huN So cents.
boxes u
II !. sold by all dealer. in.driiss abd m-t ines.
TURNER 4 ~, Props, ish fremont 81, boston,
November 10, lsIO.-iueouly. Mass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

II is getting TO be in fashion in Europe
nos 10 erect only colossal busts Of famous
men. instead Of statues as formerly; aud
We are likely 10 hear at any moment that
Winnie Renm is on colossal bust" in
this country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folscies are destroyed,
or the glands atrcpsied and decayed.
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it win keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from these 'deleterieus substances which
make sofhs preparations dangerous, and
Injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely fora
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-12-08

SO unive, sal Is the practice Of fishing
in New foundland, that the very dogs in
many instances, acquire the art. The
follow ing anecdotc is related by Profess
sor Jukcs, tho distinguished geologist:
II observed, one day, a dog nj work
catching fisI, ON his own account. lie
sat on projecting rock, beneath n fish
stage. where the fish are laid out 10 dry,
watching the water, which had depth
Of six or eight feet, and the bottom OF
which was " white with fish bones. On a
piece of Goldfish being thrown into the
water. three or four heavy, clumby-look.
ing fish, called, in Newfoundland, 'scul.
pins (dragoncts) with great heads and
mouths. and many spincs about them
aud generally about foot long, wOul,
~ i'm in to catch II. These lie would
set aitentivcly: and. the moment on.
turned his broad side 10 him, he daShc'
down like % fish-hnwk, and seldom cam,
up without fish il his mouth. As b,
car.lt them, he regularly took them Il
, place few wards on. where he lai,
'lrm down. aud they told us that. Il
,ar summer he would some times max,
\ pile &c siNi,.or seventy day. Just il
that place. w never aiic,nrtcd ~ ~
them hu eccmei 10 lr fishing pn.rl
,ui i. own amu-.!n.ut