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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

In hitting the kettle from ,bs A.,
severely --one hand almost IA : ais IN
unbearable. The uasp M
relieved the pain almost immsS sseSh Wv,
and left very little scar. e!' b d
r, cHAs Fosru, 40 Bro.as. .
THIS Ia merely sample Of w, S ~ Z 4
VIII 20. it Is invaluable in ali e,.,, y !, aas
sprnns' cuts, bruises, spavins a. Y \, ~.
beast. "e1 diAs !
beware OF counterfeits. Nom s,...
M me steel-plate engre wings - ,H .l q
nestbrook, Chemist, and ~ ao =
BARNES h Co, New York. F''ai' "a
Sarntoga Spring Wn,,, All,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

:; t. IsGo.-x Tho .,,,
sold In one year Is sometbir aa'oant q p.
prosdway six feet hish, Inn, rA,ssAaE N
brakes Mandatory E on w, =, !ae HI \
nerk. IL Is said that Dral ,' ,. y. lae he,
aSs .h states with his eshsi.,t A.
sna ,nen gSt the Old granny leeI ,is
VENTING uishgnring the nee oiss,a. N
monopoly, We do not know b oa's w. a
the Plantation Bitters sElI n" q. uOw mist n
ihsy are used by all glasses Z, ny 7, olAs 1,
death on Dyspepsia-eertain u ~ NJ eoOp
when ianghd and weak, and n Ivy ssN,
saratoga Spring wa,ry. w, ,'''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28
Spefial a1rtifes.
Despair MOI, for Relief !. n, Hand.

Consumption, in Its most advanced stages be
cured thousands who have been saved by Kings Pre-
pared Prescription testify.
Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and has
saved me hundreds of dollars REV. Il. HUMPHREYS,
Remsen NY
We bless God for the benefit have received from
your Prepared Prescription n-Rey p PEREeRsE, Bloss-
burg, Penn
Every to whom have recommended has benefited
much by its use'-Rey. @. ID. JONES, Racine, Wis. see
advertisement. 500
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28
PERRY DAyIS'S
VEGETABLE PAIN K

TIE UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR xrr2y4l Lx /
PLANTS
At this period there are but few una'Il1i
merits Of thc Pain Killer; but while soss
ament, they know but little of its pOEg !,
when taken internally whsle Others use !
great success, but are equally ignorant
tues when applied externally We t1s's1
to all that It is equally successful vhsths
or externally, and its sale is universal nj
demand from India and other foreign c'si
the demand at home, and IL has beccr'
far-oG places by its merits-the proPFss1
vertised 1t or been to any expense In isE
foreign Lands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

wHAr Din II - young l1dy .,r-;,,.
homeafter a sojonrn q = few nnbth, /, ~
ly recognized By her friends. 10 ~ lg ~
face, she had son. ruby eomplsiS, - - ~
sgnoothness and instead Of q. M MA, 49,, !,
She told them plainly size used Bya-$ I m,'
and would not be withon; il Anr ai,,, N a.
personal appearance very as.h ~ u,,ny An I
can be ordered ofany drnsgs' 81 gay a ,scS
Saratoga Spring Water, RlA h, 3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coorin, Ia !
growing In favor for over twenty ysrs' Es
absorbents at the roots Of the hair. al a
original color BY degrees. AL insnaas.gl
and injure the hair. Heims,reets Is ~ :
tain in its results, promotes Us groyth, VI
HAN DkEssIS0. Price % cents Ari sla
dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, sla
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

COstfseness the Scarce 50
causes Piles, Headache, DizEsssve, Bi.lga
ing. oppre ssion Of Food, COW spffes, Werl
so. Or. Harrisonis pEsBrALEIe LOnSda
cure all these and every form Of Dyspe2sa.
cure for Piles, either bleeding or bliad-s'i
locations are only time and money vass
J. s. HARRISON & CO., Pfoprietcrs,
Temple, Boston, and by ali drag5ss, q v
receiving 60ets.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

All who value beautiful head ofbsI,
ton from premature badness and tnyrI,.
iaii TO use Lyon s celebrated KAthairob
r1ch, son, and glossy, eradIcAtes dapIr5i
mar 70 grow with luxuriaut beauty \
wnere' i. THOMAS LYON Il
Saratoga Spring Water, sol6t
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28
Saratoga Spring Water, al
why win Yon suGer! u

reach Of all. smolander's Compound FEal
ehu, will cure you Of all Kidney Dis'Ass
6cut, Gravel, Dropsy, and Chroaic Cos
renew and restore your exhausted and !
1fyeu have been too eSger votary Il Z
viii do you so much good as smolanls;JE
For many diseases incident to asmsgs "a
ga sure and sovereign remedy. GH@a
only One Dollar. Sold by JOHNSON u
WOODS, anl kpothecaries genersIy
ROGERS, Boston, General Agents. y
LANDER's BUoHU.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28
CMOLANDER'S EXTRA
y gUCBu. ~

Is sold by all Applicants. ese s,l, r. s.
Diseases of The Kiaasys, Co. 49, s8sss
Dropsy, Fs,lals D'a'ier' as 4 IS =
Arising from excesses Of any -
testimony ola city Missionary ; u.s.. 81
CnARIEsTesS. vSs I.
Messrs Burieigh & Rogers, BEL -Is - J,
feel il q duty eve % you' ss - z.
nifty as are suffering as hAfs ,.,.-,;sss
Though the medium Of yo1r ~ ssIs =
through the blessing Of eso, I'D -
BY using sNoIAyDEH : bee1t "a - "a
wear with Kidney Disease % - =. Fo,as . \
'''s '"' ' wnnAx N. NIi
al ApOtaeearies sell ,i ia,s RI
and ask only one d0''' -
bukiLisA q A sral 4ssss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

LYos's EXTRACT or PORE JAzAiol Gyz
ton, Nausea, Hear thuru, Sick Headacai q
SC, where a warming, genial stimalssis
careful preparation and entire purity M
and reliable article for culinary purNs
where, at 60 cts per bottle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

MURDER OF UNION SOLDIERS IN
SoUTH CARoLINA.-A resolution passed
the House few days ago, calling upon the
President for copies of the records and
proceedings in the trial of four persons
charged with the murder of Union SOL
diers in South Carolina. The Judge Ad-
voca'e General is now preparing these
copies. The testimony shows that an at
trocious murder of three Union soldiers
was committed on the night of the 8th of
October 1865, at Browns Ferry, on the
Savannah River, in South Carolina, while
the soldiers were guarding fifteen bales of
cotton siezed by the government. Four
persons-James Crawford Keyes, Robt.
Reyes, his son, Elisha Byram and f. G.
Stowers-were arrested as the murderers.
They were tried before military commits
sion in January to March last, convicted,
and sentenced to be hung on the 9th, of
April following. The commission recon-
mended that the sentence of two of the
prisoners, Robert Keyes and Elisha By
ram, be commuted to Imprisonment for life,
and Gen Sickles, commanding the depart
ment of South Carolina, committed the
sentence of these two accordingly.
The President committed the sentence
of Stowors and James c. Reyes from
hanging to imprisonment for life. The
prisoners were ordered to the Dry Tortu-
gas, but by direction of the War Depart
ment, the order was changed, and they
were sent to Fort Delaware, From this
Imprisonment they were released on habeas
corpus, by Judge Hall, United States Dis
trict Judge for Delaware, upon the ground
that they were Illegally tried and convict
ed, the military commission having no
authority to try the prisoners.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

Strange. But Truc. Every young lady and gem
eman in the United States hear something very much
to their advantage by mail free Of charged by adj
dressing the undersigned Those having Of being
humbugged viii ohige by noticing this card All 9TH
will please address thsr obeient servant, TH0s F.
CHAPMAN, sSl Broadway, New York. 52-5l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28
Important TO Females

Important TO FcBsn1es.-rhs' sIssa
continues TO devote his entire time o fhs j
diseases incident TO the femalesysisu. 40 q
years enables him 10 guarantee sPtsiy i9i =
In the tCorsi eases of SnPpTeSsi0s Asa ~ -.
Deyangemeats, from tcAaferr - 4a if,cs
must contain 81. Office, No Eaiiie'i - y
N. B.-Board furnished to taSs Vho NhlW
der treatment.
Boston, June %, 1865.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

"A man named Patrick Hark of Que
bee, fell in trance and was supposed to
be dead. Preparations were made for the
funeral, but he recovered consciousness in
time to prevent that ceremony.
"A fashionable lady in Pittsfield wore
her new bonnet to church last Sunday
wrong side before, somewhat to the amuse
ment OF the few who knew the difference.
None of those religiously inclined noticed
the error.
A woman in Winona, Wisconsin.
who had not heard from her husband for
ten years, recently got divorce on the
ground of deSertion. On the same dav
that this was ACCOMPLISHED, the husband
made his appearance and they were re-
married In the evening. The mystery of
the mans long absence is not explained.
A nice young man respectfully con-
nected, OF course, whose name, for pru.
DENTAL reasons" is withheld, had been
caught in the act of robbing the Roches-
ter postoflice, where he was employed as
clerk. The proofs were so strong that
on being accused of the crime, the offend
er confessed to have taken as much as
$4,000 in the last two years.
"A poor little girl in the 4th Ward
New York, as she was dying said: T. She
was glad she was going to die, because
now her brothers and sisters would have
enough to eaiI"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

AQUA pE MAGNOLIA TA.u
thing and the most OF !, y psst'1ela
, ~ ,ss .he oaor OF perspiFasion,' -, ~ ~
20 =, .he SIN isa delightful eS,,,, sl''a \
ron.a N .l, and Is necesss s,
rooA,, 40 the nursery and unos cens
can DO obtained everywhere F \, ~ .ls lslsD
s"r"'os" Spring wa,s ~. a'ss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

ERENCH Note Papers, and ~ L., nd SO
IL ter, Cap and Bill Paper N, q n E1Els
Pencils, Pens, sc, st
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

ANTICS OF THE CApLE.-The Atlantic
Telegraph does some queer things. /,
will take rs some time to get used to them.
For example, the London markets Of to-
day at noon, are received ct New York
this morning at six o'clock-six hours
before they leave Lsndon! London news
of l2 o'clock last night. will reach New
York before sunset yesterday! So that fix
it as you will. we shall always be one
day ahead, not only Of London, bat oI
the news itself. In many cases we shall
receive intelligence of % event before il
occurs. If the Austrisns and Prusians
should go to war egain, and 6ght snotb-
er battle of Ssdowa. say on Saturday.
We might hear of it the Friday before. =
At San Francisco. the news will be still
further ahead Of time. since the further
we 60 from Europe, the earlier we shall
hear the Europesn news. The London
dispatch as received in New York Or 12
o'clock will reach San francisco before
9 o'clock the same day. The explans-
tion Of these antics is that the sun and
dispatches travel from east to west, but
the dispatches outstrip the sun.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

DIsrRIcT MEETINe.-At the request ol
many Republicans of this Township, We
insert call for q meeting ar Iowa Point,
September LIST. to appoint q Delegate to
the State Con vention. and to organize
the party. The necessity for some sor,
Of an organization is apparent. There is
actually no Central Committee in the
County recognized by the united party,
and we are at the mercy of any raid from
the enemy's lines. Personal issues have
almost demoralizsd the party. and
strong efforts are being made to run
the coming canvass ON the same princi.
pie. If kept up long. this will utterly
ruin the party. In this Township, the
party has been divided into local or per.
sonsl clans. Without organization, there
is danger that men may be elected who
ere not With the party on the great issues
of the day. Now is the time for action.
After our own Township is organized,
then the County must be looked after.
We believe the public sentiment is that
the party shall no longer be kept in dis
organized and demoralized condition, to
subserve personal ends.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

GROWING TOO SooN.-The johnson
party have just had an example of the
folly of growing before they were ont Of
the woods. An election recently took
place for Delegate to Congress. in Col
orado. The candidates were Chilicott.
member elect under the State org mi 20
tion. snd ons Hunt. renegade Republi-
can and Johnsonite. Returns indicated
Hunts election, and the Republicans
conceded il. The johnson organs NOR
allied on it as the first johnson victory,
and endorsement of his veto of the Col
orsdo bill. by those Immediately interest
ed. A dispstch announcing the elect ion
Of Hunt was received by Doolittle. at
Philadelphia. and read in the Convention.
causing the widest cheers. But elias
this small crumb of comfort was destined
to be taken from them. The southern
Counties of Colorado, which have hereto
fore given large Democratic m.jorities.
and were expected to do SO this time.
have Just been heard from, and from some
cause return handsome Republican ma.
jorities. elec.ing Chillcott beyond doubt.
So the first johnson gun is fash in the
pan.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23
Philadelphia Convention.

The big blow is over, the country is
safe, and the result of the great gathering.
from indications, will be graad Gzz!e.
The Convention adjourned on Thursday.
Doolittle was permanent President. VAL
lsudighsm and Wood were bullyragged
iato o voluntary withdrawal, to secure
"hsrmony." These Copperheads. who
had only talked against the Government.
were forced to back out, while rebels who
had fought against it, we're admitted to
full fellowship, and entered srm-in.arm
with Northern dirt-esters. The fact that
men had been traitors was not distasteful
to the johnson leaders, and they readily
coalesced with them but they objected
to men who had become notorious, lest
public opinion should be affected unfs.
vorsbly. George Francis Train also
withdrew from the Convention-not that
it made the slightest differences whether
be was there or in the Fejee Islsnds, but
he wanted to write letter, and have it
published.
A sort of mixed up address was adop.
ted. being q conglomeration OF "my
policy" Union saving, Radicslism, Con-
ssrvstism. State Rights. etc.; and it was
resolved to bold meetings in oil parts ol
the country, to strengthen the new party,
sud defeat the election of Radical Con.
gressmen.
The general proceedings of the Con.
vention only have reached as. The weak
points, demsgoguery and rottenness will
be made known gradually, as each look.
or on publishes his notes and observa.
tions. As q political speculation. we
believe the Fall elections will prove it to
have been gigantic failure.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

ALMOST AN EpEN.-We learn that the
railroad officers and friends who have
been surveying and examining the ground
through our country. are highly delight
ed with the beauty of this section of the
country. and of the great fertility and
richness Of the soil These gentlemen
were surprised to find that the country
was not kind of high. barren region,
without any attractions. Every one who
has been over the whole State, unhesita-
tingly declares this part to be the best
agricultural region in Kansas; vet the
fact that it has not had any public means
Of communication with the rest of the
world. has left even our neighbors in ig-
norance Of the superior advantages and
merits of the country west of St. Joseph,
which the Northern Kansas Railroad is
to traverse.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

A GAME He WAsN'r Up TO On
Tuesday, three young fellows made their
appearance in town, and prepared to go
into gambling speculation. by means
Of such games as the loves. black.legs
usually practice. The leader gave his
name as Charles Sturges ; the other two
appeared to act the part of sccomplices
or stool-pigeons. They first opened up
iu a saloon. but received notice to qnii.
when they selected another stand A;
this juncture, the Mayor ordered them to
stop their operations; but instead of DO
ing so quietly, they indulged in insolent
language, and making threats. The con-
sequence was, Siurges was hauled up
before the Mayor, and fined fifty dollars
and costs for gambling. Il cleaned the
last cent out of the whole party, and still
there was q small deficit. They learned
trick they had not calculated upon, and
took their departure with their fifty dol
lars worth Of experience.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

MORE DELEaATEs.-For some mex
planned reason, foil list Of the Delegate
to the Philadelphia Convention has no
been published and the omission EN-
braces many Of the most influential John
sonites. We hasten to supply the def
cheney =
From the Cataeom5s of Egypt-Pha
raoh. Mrs. Potiphar. Papyrus Mummy.
From ANCIENT Rome-Nsro, Catsline
Oaliguls's Horse.
From the Hasty Deep-Dsvy Jones
the Flying Dutchman, Sam. Patch.
From the Psychological Preeinets-Ja
nus, Charon. Bscchus.
From The Internal Regions-Beslze
bnb. Dives, Ananiss, Judas Iscsriot
Benedict Arnold. j. Wilkes Booth
Stonewsll jackson.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

CHoLERA.-The authorities of New
York and Brooklyn have got the disease
pretty we'll under control. Only from
six to ten deaths per day occur in the
two cities. Cincinnati has been more
severely afflicted than any other city.
The epidemic still RACES there, but is
gradually decreasing. 1t has been con-
fined almost exclusively to the foreign
and colored population, from which fact
we judge that the disease prevails prin-
oipslly in the poor and crowded locali-
ties. There were "a deaths on Friday,
SO on Saturday. 81 on Sunday, and 81
on Monday. St. Louis is also suffering
severely. The authorities do not seem to
desire that the public should know the
true condition of the city; but from what
we can gather, the deaths must average
from so to go daily. It is somewhat
singular that tdere have not as yet been
any cases reported in such river towns as
St. Joseph, Leavenworth. and Kansas
City. We fear the disease will continue
through next Summer, and sweep the
smaller cities and towns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

Saw MILL AT Iowa PoIxr.-Ths i'm.
mense demand for Lumber 10 this part
Of the country. has rendered an increase
of the number of saw mills necessary, al
various points. Mr.. s. F. Nisbst ha.
recently fitted one up in complete order al
Iowa Point. and gives notice. in our sd'
yertisiug columns. th.s be is prepared to
GIL al bills of lumber AMI lsth. His ma.
chinery is of the best. and his workmer
the most experienced. Under the pres
eut demand for lumber. be will doubtless
have plenty of custom.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

PLATTE Country RArLRoAp.-We have
heard it stated that the probable location
Of this Road will be about two and q
half miles from White Cloud, on the op.
posite side ofthe river. If it comes that
near, it would require the least bit of q
curve, little or no increase in the distance.
and the ground would be fully as good,
to run the Road directly on the opposite
bank, near the Pork House. 1t would
be advantageous to the Road. BY tapping
the trade of q large and rich scope o.
country, that would not have as ready
access to any other Road and the ad.
vantage to our place would be immense
With the right kind of exertion. we be.
lisve the desieed resalt could be accom-.
plishsd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

VALLANDIGHAN--Val. is advised TO
stay out. The committee assert his per-
feet right to:a seat in the Convention,
but deem it policy thst he shonld rolan-
tarily withdraw. Perhaps Doolittle &
Co. are rsmisded OF the following dec
lara'ion made by Val. in -pce..h Of his
delivered at Dayton. Aug ~. 1862:
If it (ths war) is succe,s'ul in main
tsining the constitution aud restoring the
Union. I wil make fall, open. explicit
confession that icas s0rong-Stterly. to-
tally wrong, and ,Oiu retire to priuate life
the residue of my days."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

CoMNENDABLE EkTERPRIsE.-The prop
osition is being sgitated. of building at
or near this place an institution Of
learning. at which higher branches will
be taught than at our common schools.
and more thorough education imported.
1t is not proposed to call it BY such high
sounding title as University or College.
but by the more appropriate one of Acad-
emy. Seminary, or High School. Many
persons desire to give their children a much
better education than can bs acquired at
our common schools, which are generally
of low grade. and yet they do not like
the expense of sending of to distant
schools. We know OF lumber of per.
sons in this part Of the country, who.
within the past four or FIVE years, have
been sending their sons off to school. at
an expense of from $500 to $1,000 year.
The item of board, with other necessary
expenses attendant upon being from home,
takes up the greater part Of this sum-
With q suitable school at home, the prin.
cipal part of this outlay would be saved,
and many persons would be enabled to
educate their children, who are unable to
do SO under present circumstances.
1t is proposed to build the school by
subscription. and we have heard of a
number Of men who offer to come dow n
handsomely. If built, it should be done
on liberal scale; and every man who
has children to educate. could sfford to
subscribe liberal amount, and would then
in the end save money. We know OF no
better place than White Cloud for such
an institution. Let the project be pushed
ahead.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-23

The ATTEMPT To AssAssINArE THE
PRESENT AND THE FUTURE REPUBLICAN
GOVERNOR OF PENNsyLvANIA.-Iti is hor-
rible to contemplate the fact, and equally
abborent to discuss it, but it is neverthe-
less true, that there was deliberate. or
gsnized and PERSISTENT attempt. at York.
yesterday. to assassinste the present. as
we'll as the future Republican Governor
Of Pennsylvania. At least twenty relia-
BILE and intelligen. gentlemen corroborate
each other in stating that murdsrous
FIRE from revolvers in the hands Of Cop
perheads, was directed at the car occupied
by Gen. Geary and Gov. Curtin, in the
train carrying the Dauphin and Cumber-
land delegation from York, yesterday.
We make no comment on this fact, hut
we submit it to the people Of Pennsylvs-
nia. and ask the question. whether, like
at New Orleans, the Union men OF the
Keystone State are to be slaughtered 10
cold blood. when they meet for delibera-
ton in . psacesble and lawful manner I?
-Harris6urg Telegraph.