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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18
Another Extra Number.

4
: As with every previous number this year, tn
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interesting new facts on sheep breeding the third
one of the $500 prize Barn Plans fine illus
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the first of an original series on Insects and Veg
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dren and Youths Department has the usual yari
ETY. of interesting and instructive items, puzzles,
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

81 The report of the reconstruction
committee proposing TO amend the con-
s.i'u'lon was passed on the part of the
mouse on Thursday of last week, by the
unexpectedly strong vote of 1928 to az
Even Henry J. Raymond of New York
voted for it and the entire Union party in
the House stood as unit, though many
members expressed preference for some
'ning different, but voted for it as the best
lney could get under the circumstances.
! ne proposition now goes to the Senate
where they will probably consume more
'ime IN discussion and possibly make some
amendments.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18
- -.
~ The President has vatoaa ~ n.

~ The President has vetoed the Col.
orado bill This veto will please diff.
ferent class than those who were so pleas
ed with his other vetoes, although his op-
position is not based on the same reasons
IN some respects, but will amount to the
same thing practically. The entire Ver-
mont delegation in both Houses of Con-
gress voted against the passage of the
bill We have given very little attention
to this matter beyond the announcement
OF Congressional action, showing the d.
vision of the Union party on it, mainly
because the constitution of Colorado did
not give free and impartial suffrage but
stripped of all political considerations. il
seems to us decidedly impolitic to admit
any State into the Union with SO small a
population, thus giving so much political
power to so small a source, being less we
think than any Congressional district in
the Union.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18
New Publications.


"IN TRUsT, or Dir. BERTRANp's
HoUsEHoLD.--This charming domestic
story should find its way into every fami-
ly. 1t is no overdrawn work of fiction,
but true, earnest picture of a home
made beautiful by fraternal DEVOTION
There is no plot or unnatural occurrence
to excite the imagination, but delicious
story of every day life in household
where love reigned supreme. The purity
of Mabel's example, and the nobleness of
DR.. Bertrand's character cannot fail to in
spire the young reader with longing to
attain their rare virtues. If the reader
be an elder brother or sister who has gone
out into the world, from the home nest,the
trials and sacrifices of Richard will show
closely many lost opportunity for good
and will come home to them with tender
memories of faces who may have taken
the form of Tessy or Lily. 1t is alto
gether refreshing book and will win
popularity for it author. 1t is published
by Leo x Shepard, Boston, and for sale
by johnson & Babbitt in Bellows Falls.
A THOUSAND A YEAR.-This is the
title of modest little book Just published
by Lee IL Shepard. 1t is truthful por-
traiture of some of the features of a min
ister's life in the city on a thousand
year" 1t contains many suggestions to
country, as well as city parishes, who fail
to pay their ministers enough for their
support. 1t is an earnest plea for over
worked and poorly appreciated clergymen,
and their wives, "who walk, bearing
heavy burdens, over the shining mountain
OF life, and go down into the valley of age
without a competence Truly the labor
er in the vineyard of the Lord is worthy
OF his hire" For sale by johnson 81
Rabbit.
The GALAxY.-The second number of
this Magazine more than fulils the prom
Use OF the first. 1t has been enlarged by
the addition of l6 pages, is printed on
good paper and is excellently got up ty-
geographically. This number contains the
continuation of The Claverings by Antho-
ny Irollope, and other articles, such as
the March of the Cholera, by DR.. W. II.
Draper; The Art of Dining, by Professor
Pierre Blot; The Home of Victor Hugo.
by .. q. Cluseret; A Story of the Ope-
guam, by John Esten Cooke; Unbelief, by
the author of Emily Chester" etc. etc.
1t is published fortnightly at 80 Park
Row. New York, and promises to become
one Of the most popular periodicals of The
day Orders should be addressed to the
> American News CO." General Agents,
New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

PARLoR ORNAMENrs.-We should not
iail to speak OF the splendid and valuable
parior naments, the Steel Engravings,
Autographs, and Paintings sold by the
American Art Union, New York, and of
Tered by the publishers Of Tbs AMERI-
CAN STATESMAN 10 the subscribers for
that sheet. We advise all TO send for a
catalogue and secure a collection from
these splendid gems. Address AMERICAN
SrArEsMAN Office, 81 Nassau Street,
New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

To Sonsampffve~. The nSys7f., {.
restored to health Ia few weeks b. ~, 4.
alter having suffered for several van IN.
afiection, and that dreaa disease uops,nr.i,,'
70 make known 70 hh fellow sufferers n. r,.',.
Ioa u who desire Il, he will send a eog, Nj,
uon used ltree Of chargel with the aiIsttsg "
ana using the same. shish they win Al =.
y, Ioosun pten, Asihala, Bruuchiiis, Couss,. h
ahfeat ana Lung affections The ouly ol,a.,
slssf W rensang fhe prescription Is 10 brrsbt I,
nv ~ SPREAD Information Nhich b. eoneeires N
~, an ny hopes ayery sufferer viii nv III ?
VI. 800 s'leni nothing, and may prove biss.s
address Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON. H.
Kings Co, New York ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18
Perry. Meth ana Free,.,e /.

t. Chios1na or Mothpateh tslso Li,pzpot
us.e, or freessss, are oilen very annoying. nan
ladies o. nghs ep4Dpls1iou, sJR the diseeiorpj !
more plainly on the face q bionIe than 4 I'M
they greatly taar the beaaty q either ana =,
Ton that aill eiiea, naily remove them ieitls I
tsi.srs o. fsas- 81 iAs ssia is certainly deslds
- q. Perry, who has made aiseases al the an ,
has discovered remedy iof those ilsee,1f,,gs,
at once prompt. iBiailiabls aud harmless.
Prepared oniy By b. G. PERRY, Dssmss5l,-s
Bond Street, New York, aad NJ sale b. n
price 81 per bottle Gail for
PERRH3s MOTH AND FRXGKLE IOFl
Sold BY all druggists Ia Believe fails.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

A great many Southetners are com
ing North. They feel curiosity to Sc
what ON earth whipped them so.
- The young man who saved the liz,
of the Emperor of Russia has received
100000 francs and large tract of land
besides fine house in st. Petersburg.
Ex-Prcsident Pierce was on Sunda,
confirmed BY Bishop Chase as member
of st. Paul's Episcopal Church at Con.
cord, N. II.
- A desperate named Charles Quinn,
who was recently arrested at Leayen-
worth, Kansas, for killing a policeman,
was soon after taken from the Jail by an
excited crowd and hung to the nearest
tree.
"A child two years old jumped from
its mothers arms out of second-story
window at Hartford on Sunday and fell
TO the sidewalk but strange TO say. was
not injured.
A church and school-house in Henry
county, Ind, have been burned because a
negro preacher lately held forth in them
by invitation.
- The thirty-frst day of December is
the favorite day for getting married in
Scotland, and fully one-twentieth of the
weddings OF the year occur on that day.
- The late volcano, which upheayed n
new island in the Grecisn Arebinelapo
also brought up full rugged ship with all
her masts SET. She had been no one
knows how many years buried in the bos-
ON of the ocean.
= A" fine show Of sarface oil" which
created much excitement at Fishkill. N.
L., awhile ago, and which was made by
Judiciously pouring crude petroleum in
certain narshy places, induced the pur-
chase OF the lands at high price bv the
" Hudson River petroleum company y
which has Just found out how it was gull
ed and has sued for $4,000 damages. /
AT Adrian, Mich, lady saw an en- 7
slne house with a steeple, and innocently ],
asked gentleman attendant, "What =
church is that p The gentleman after 10
reading the sign, Deluge No. g." re- a a
piied I" guess it must be the Third Bap
list"
= l he family of D. P. Saylsr, of Jen- p
ms Iowa, were poisoned lat week, by ..
."'ihs Wild parsnips, supposng them to q
'e artiehokes. A dauglltef died within az az
T" hOor' Mrs. Sayler and two other chill r. =.
rem by the prompt application of reme- Or Or
les, were saved from drath. s.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

SCRATCH WHEATON oiSTEEST. IN
Itch In as hoars
Also cures SALT RuEBM. ULCERS. CHu gi
all ERUPTioNs or THE SKIN. Pgies a
sale by all druggists.
By ssnding61 cents 70 WEERs 4 POTTER s
lao Washington street, Boston, Il will Be In
mail. fires Of postage, 60 aay part et the gEl,sl
sS-ly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

IMPORTANT DGcIsIoN.-In the towr
OF Red River, Wisconsin, man who ha(
been a volunteer in the rebel army wa,
elected by the copperheads Town Clerk
and Justice Of the Peace. His predeces.
sors refused to yield office TO him, and the
Attorney General thereupon gave his opin.
ION that having served as a volunteer in
the rebel army, he had forfeited all politi-
cal rights under the United States Gov
eminent. Not having right to vote, he
could not hold office. "No republic
says the attorney, could live long, if its
acknowledged enemies, without its con.
sent, We're allowed to participate in its ad-
ministration."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

~ The amendment to the Post Office
appropriation bill, of which we spoke last
week, in connection with Senator Poland's
opposition to it, has been rejected le to
~ and the bill was then passed without
that unnecessary appendage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

SAf"hret hht True. Every g.,
tiemhn IN the United States can ~. ,s1hll
TO their advantage by return man W. - ,ei''o
dressing the undersigned. Thossv W, ~, y g
humbngged will ohlige by not no,,o, avg 4
ers viii please adsVess thsir 6h, 49,, 'ias'
CHAPMAN sSi Broadway, New WA Y,ss' s''i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

continues TO devote his entire tins 4. n x
diseasss ipetaent 10 the fanalssya ,,r Il !. ,'a
years enables him to guarantee spseiY - -. ,'-a
IN the icorss eases OF SRfggesyi0n ~ y ''ls
arrangements, from icaaispsy M, NM
must contain VI. 0hiee, No. 3 Frii.ss \. y |
\; Board furnished to thoss v5S ~ ~ :
der treatment. '7ass
Boston, Jsne q, 1865.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

valid. Published for the baI ~ p,sr'ese,
iouNo MEN and Others, who s M, ~
ity, Premature Decay Of ManhnnIu luz I've y
same times The Means Of sellC,, Se ~
himself after undergoing cons "a,
closing postpaid addressed ehs s.s,S iss,'
Of charge, may be had Of the amir. 10
FAIR, f<qs brooklyA, Kines e. sAlau
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18
Perry Davis Pain KiIIsr

The great public benefaesion, we aEs bgy
still fulfilling its mission Of NJ ief, and alsya,
the thousand lis that flesh is heir to. Ia b.
wide Tide world. and wherever a Yansss la a
may be fouad doing lis work Its sGfsa 4,
thoroughly tested tina; it nes,Es no bas,tr =,
ton, to sntitle IT to the pabllele onhasa,- h
ioally household remedy, ana II KEEP On ~,
as occasion my require, ~ilisaSs mush sss.,i
very seHsibly diminishing the expense fsf "a.
anee.--P,Ot'iae'scs, r. l. Hsetly Tyma
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

FVHFUs W0TfTor-.- :
years from Nervous Dvbility, Pens y
elects o. youthtui indlSerotiop VIC w s IA
Ing humanity, send nee Is an n N ~ ~ N
directions for making the spn ~, VA. a,ed I,
cured. Sufferers Wishing 10 pros ,' ny y
perienee, can do 50 By AddiessibS SI ~ l
ID Chambers ST., New Yo,k JUN B.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

- The President has signed the ha-
beas corpus bill to prevent Union officers
and officials from being prosecuted for ar
rests or acts done in suppression of the
rebellion. Good.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

William Daily died in. New York
the other day, at the great age of log
years.
"A Petersburg paper reioices over
'he departure of the female school teach
ers for their Northern homes.
: The Memphis Argus says: We
" " "ou that the niggers were back
IN Africa, in hell, or any other seaport
Boston," The Armses
are very much alike all over the coop,rv
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

right article finally every body +, ~ VI
table restores grey hairs 10 i6ny ~ "a,
cd IL VIII do i erVry thas mr. n.
al humors Of the scalp. Al Il, W5l fas I,
BILE HAIR INNIGoRATOR, and s St.sslssli
= foR sAtE y ALL DRue0sIs, and riI \ n, 4. \
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

HERE You HAVE IT.-We have al
luded in unother place TO the feeling again
prevailing in The South for second revo.
luton. Here is an extract from a late
number of the Richmond (Va.) Times.
Because war has for time over
come State Sovereignty, are we therefore
to acquiesce in this great crime against
liberty, and admit it to be our depIorable
status for all time TO come? Not unless
the war has made us a nation of sneaks
and towards. And even admitting that
for the present moment, we are thus cow
ardized and belittled by the war, has the
devil so far got possession of us that we
mean 10 lie down forever in swinish resi-
and sleep? No! in Gods name, no J.
Rather let us cherish at least so inucl, of
the pluck and decency of manhood as
shall make US trust the time will come
when we shall arise in our wrath and
seize this gigantic, monarchial, despotie.
centralizing heresy by the throat. and AS
sERT AGAIN the liberty which can never
be lost except by our own weakness and
crime !"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18
To the People of Bellows

I'VE Do rot wish TO alarm you, but when tn =
W has reached our largo cities and ere tN
passes. viii undoubtedly spread over THE whoa
we feel il ou duty impress nyon g7u az ibeIsi
Of examining our premises with the view ana lN =
promote essa.sifasss cholera seeks is work -
abOaues. Do not then alow any 25e1gi1g Aa,n ~.
fobis matter about the premises. See to ~
and Priyjes Let every tEiag possible Be renlys'i
Plaster and Lime Bet the cellars b. wei. yenii-,
move frosa them ~ dseasfag ve-siablss, prasf-,,
orous against ria ard DIT from cellar to slI
promptly aud thoroughly, one and all, and "
Scar ANS dreaded disease. Having done youE }
that your neis boTs aie mnIfli Of heirs. ~
ever any cause for disease exists notify al enee '
authorities. -
This IS work in whieh We are all eoussr1.ss
giving il our sttsnf1E, shall confer public osl'-
H. T. ST0UGElONf
A. S. C1Astk. Bar
W. II. JOHNSON
A. n. SWAIN. "a
Bellows Falls May l. ls55 y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

-one pound Of green copperas, dis
solved in one quart oflwater, and poured
down sink drain, WIN eaeetnally destroy
inc foniest smells. For water closets on
BOARD ships and steamboats,, about hotels
ana other public places, there is nothing
SO nice to cleanse as simple green cop
peTas.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

Secession, as the figures prove, was
an expensive amusement. South Caro-
lima, worth in 1860 s40o,OoO,O0o, is now
worth only s50,0oo,o00. Before the
war there were over so citizens Of Co
lumbia, S. c. worth half million each.
The whole town is hardly worth that now.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

WHITES MuRDERED-Two whites are
said to have been shot in South Memoirs
for expressing the opinion that negro
had right to defend himself when at
tackled.
Mr.. Benz. Dennis, the son-in-law Of
Dr. Dickinson, after accompanying the
posse TO South Memphis, met, after his
return an Old negro acquaintance at
Franks Saloon, on Center alley, below
Madison street. A spectator, named Mack
Heenan, took exceptions TO his Familiarity
with negro and shot him through and
knocked him on the head as he fell-
Heenan was arrested and taken to the po-
lice station, but in some way or other was
allowed to escape.-Memphis Post.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

7
OR CON CENTRA TED III
Il twin make 10 POUNDS of excellent Ilafi ~
GALLONS Of the sery best Soft Soap, f1f onil n
CENTS. Direc tons on each box. For sac a. ~
and Grocery store.
BIREGTI0N
Pat one box Of Sapouifier into 3 gallons Of vstri
of the end and let tho box boil until empaes y.
take oat the box. add four and half pounds g :
let IL boil hours aud 10 minutes Then az! !
half piut salt, and let it continue boiling . ,
longer, shsH yoa add half gallon Of hoi water, y
come 10 boil Pour a small tumblcrfull oi e'.i
into taa or box to wet 1t round the sides ihea
the soap in stand all night. and cut i ID DAT
morning twill be 81 for use in few weeks
SOFT SOAP. Made in the same way, with 'l'
lon OF adding fifteen gallons II water and a sai'
need is an iron ktfifs -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

!. TIE ~ y, HAIR ,,, EEsToRER thar d..
Is rhsrAoHiNE. Used and solI ", \, .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

"a loI Oh matilaled cum.
ceived lately at the T..
ment, with the following ],
Secretary of the Trea,n,,N' NV !.
sent herewith some oll ,'''
have done the county sam. ''''
are ready to be mustered on.'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

ROOTS lPEsItcHfNs preserves the lie oi 4
changes it from gray to its original oDleT in lAH
preventing The hair from falling Is the best
dressing the hair ever found in market; vii A
move dandrut and cure ali diseases Of lie ",
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18
l3EZy91n]

lightfully serfumed, cures baldness and vii 20, \
skin is sperftct Restorer and Dressing Comb
other PREPARATION for the hair contains Pssl,
Oil. Sod by all Druggists. c. GOODWIN
RUST BROS s. BIRD, REED, CUTLER * CO
Besson Mass
!oRRIN SKINNER & Co, Sole propza
IA COW springslEA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18
= APONIFIER

Patents of lst and Sch February, lS9l
OR CON ENTRA TED IL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-27
Peg ce in EuIOpe.

PEACE is at last officially declared between
Prussia and Austria--a treaty having been
concluded and signed at Prague by the pleni-
potentiaries of the two powers on the 23d
instant. The full particulars Of the treaty
are not given. but its main features are doubt
less those which have already been placed
before the public. 1hey embrace the full
Withdrawal of Austria from the Germanic Con-
federation, leaving Prussia and the min )r
States to settle affairs between themselves as
best they may. The cession Of Venetia to
Italy is also secured. The great results of the
war, therefore, may be summed up as con-
sisting in a vast augmentation of the power
and territorial extent of Prussia the humilia-
ton and weakening of Austria; the redemp-
ton of Italy; and the probable downfall of the
temporal power of the Pope.
Whether we consider the number OF men
called into the field, the character OF the
battles fought, the marvellous celebrity OF the
movements made, or the wonderful and far
reaching character of TIE results achieved,
the war Just closed will justly take rank as
one OF the most important in all the annals Of
history,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-27
Death of Dean Richmond.

Not the personal and political friends alone of
Dean Richmond, ESQ.,, but all persons who have
at heart the welfare of the country, and who
thoroughly comprehend the present condition
of public AFFAIRS will be panied to learn that this
distinguished citizen died this morning, after a
brief but severe Illness at the house OF Mr.. s. j.
Tilden, IN this city, MIR. Richmond was struck
down by a severe complication OF internal dis
orders, greatly aggravated, if not directly iu-
duced, by his unsparing labors to bring about
the successful results recently attained in the
National Convention at Philadelphia. His wife
and family we're with him at the last, and here
ceived the most assiduous care and attention
from the best medical ability in the city, Drs.
Brakeman, AlonZo Clarke, William III. Van
Buren, Metcalte, Willard Parker. and Flint
being in constant consultation over his case.
On Friday night there was observed a marked
change for the better; and since that time his
eminent physicians had begun to hope Tor his
recovery, but he grew weaker all yesterday,
and passed away, at ten minutes past this
morning, without pang. Mr.. Richmond was
born in Woodstock, VT, March 81, 1904, and
consequently just entered upon his 63d year.
N. Y. World today.