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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

An exchange says that house flies
may be effectually destroyed by taking
half spoonful of black pepper liz powder,
on teaspoonful of brown sugar, and one
teasoonful of cream mix them well TO-
gether and place them in a room where
the flies are troublesome. and they will
soon disappear.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
Cheshire Railroad.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS.-Coun..
~ ing Monday, May Is, 1867.
slepng cars on al night trains. Smoking ssa ,,s
tranis,
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN viii leave Bellows Fall. .t.=..
keene, at AS A. NJ; Arriving at fitchburg ca,
at Boston, SO A. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAM
leave Bellows Falls, at so A. NJ, Keene At ep =
Arriving at Fitcheurg, i2C0P. NJ, at Boston, 29 ~
NAIL TRAIN will laave Bellows Fails at 2 49pE -
at 3-3I NJ; Arriving at fitchburg, s Is a. Al -
MOVING WEST.
MAIL TRAIN will leave Boston, at T.3o A. n. ~
burg, a.l5 M, keene, at io.49A N; Arriving M
lows Falls, IL 40 A. N, ACCOMMODATION TRAY 3
leave Boston, at IL 90 A. NJ, Fitchburg. l25Px,E-
at 3SI P. n. Arriving at Bellows Falls, A40Rk ii
PRESS TRAIN viii leave Boston, at 30P ~ Mas.
at rs ?. NJ, Keene, 90 P. NJ. Arriving at Below n
9.5T r. NJ.
None but the Accommodation Train win s,ov 1t .,
Line, So Keene or Cold River
The Express Trains will make regular stops 8. Wiz,
don and Keene- and will stop at other saticus sis
and except At West fitchburg and westminssef "a
they viii only stop 10 leave passengers going dora
take them in going up.
Trains Connect as fo7o,cs;
Up Trains at Bellows Falls with Rutland and Bsrs,.,
Railroad, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal 0gaas
Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and a
No change OF ears between Boston and Rutland I'D
train, or to Burlington by express or mail Passss
the II 90 A. M, train from Boston, lodge at guta
proceed next morning TO Burlington, Troy, S1Es
Schemes ady, &c. The night express with sleeping III
through to Burlington, Schenectady, Montreal, Il.
Also. with Sullivan and VI Central Railroad e, w.
sor, White River Junction. Burlington, 0gaensaeH
Montreal, St Johnsbury, &C. via. Vermont Cent.ll y
sumpsse, and Vermont & Canada Roads, &c. xGm
Express trains make direct connection via Yeruoni 10
trail Railroad for all points North the last train ~
ming direct through TO Windsor, w. X. Junction Ra
Point and Montreal, sc, by night train VI Can
mi n w.
Mail train connects at W K. Junction with Express II
arriving at ST. Adams at $50 p NJ, RoHfe's Point k
NJ making direct connections for Montreal ogiensbu
Dozen 7raias Conaees al FsoAbwg
with Trains Of Fiehburg Worcester Railroad for VI
eester, Norwich, Providence and New York city
And st Groton Junction with trains of Worcester M
Railroad for Nashua and Concord; and with train
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence, &c.
| n. sTEw AK.I, supsrtnteEA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

Lord Bacon beautifully said, " If a
man be gracious to strangers, it shows that
he is citizen of the world, and that his
heart is no island cut off from the other
land, but continent that joins it."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

-" ! say, boy, is there anything to
shoot about here?" inquired sportsman
of boy he met. WE'LL" replied the boy,
" nothing just about here, but our school
master is just over the hill there cutting
birch rods; you might walk up and pop
him over"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

A" colored lady" Boosting the other
day of the progress made by her son in
arithmetic, exultingly said, I" He was in de
modification table,"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

-" Do you see that fellow lounging
there doing nothing?" said Owens TO
jenkins. How does he live? by his
wits ?" "Oh, noahe's cannibal." "a
cannibal?" "Yes, cannibal He lives
on other people,"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

- story is told of young man who
was crossed in love and attempted suicide
recently by taking dose of yeast powder.
He Immediately rose above his troubles.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
VT. Central l. Sullivan Ra;lro.,
SPRING L. ARRANGEMENT,-connrs'''

DMay ID, 1867. @eatss
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Falls at IL s5 a. M, b.EOn n ~
Mixed train for White River Junction, leaves p.a9a
at O. so. AAa
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell, at TOo. IA
a. m, for Burlington, and st. Aibsns and o.
The train lsaving Boston via Etchburrh ~ s1o
and Springfield at As m. connect at Witt R,a,
ton with the Day Express train. aver uA
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at lOnpu
ceiviog passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad a.
New York, al l2i5 P. NJ, ard frum Che.hi,s
leaving Session az o'So NJ. connecting At White M
lington, honses Point, Montreal and ogaensbuss a
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the West, 60 w
Sleeping ears are attached to night trains
principal stations. q. MfRRIIi saaI
st. Aibaus, VT, May 18th. 1867. nv
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

1t is beauty's privilege to kill time
and times privilege to kill beauty.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

= Generally observed-tilting skirts
waterfalls and other peoples business.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

The most reluctant slave to vice we
ever saw was poor fellow who had his
fingers IN Que.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

Cheap Good advice, lip salve and
promises.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

- When is shower like a piece O..
leather? When it's driving rein.
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ALL PERSONS SHOULD READ THIS

WkLPoLx. N. H. Jan. 90, 1861.
DR.. O. r. WOODS, Dear Sir Lest you should emsn
In Ignorance to your ability to bless your fellow
and give yourself fortune offer few thoughts In refer
the Falls thinking to Dr. Ni,hols, and
get him to prescribe for that offensive disorder the
terry which hung about for ten twelve days. Sonls
enc the Fails said that Woods made nostrum that
good for the above complaint. must that had but
little it'll in your mixture But after said he
would warrsnt cure thought would try II. i took
that evening aud to surpiise was better In less
than hour the next day went TO work. nee from pair
and free from hinderance and to-day consider we'll
BY the would say had tried almost thing eist
without effect Now whether this Is blunder of
whether you had the make this compound
eectual makes difference 1t wrought sueh rdica
change In me- that feel TO acknowledge 1t. and wish
might become celebrated have doubt IL that med
cine pulled according to its WORTH 1t would give you
profit in year than all you have in your shoI
would In ten. II you would give receipt think
would spend thousand il before would give Il up.
Yours much benefited,
THOMAS N. KEYES.
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8ailreaas.
Rutland q Burlington ana -
mont Valley Railroads vel

[ ~ ,os and AFTER May, 22d, 1867, trains win
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Ie az burlington at AN, lssp.M., ma,
Arr q e st q Rutland at n.aop. NJ, 4Dp.Mo.
A.. NJ. =" eioP NJ la
Arrive a. Bellows Falls a, 7io p. NJ. aaep = %
Leave Bellows Balls, at 1902 NJ, aga,
Arrive at hrat'ieeoro, ts'5o 7. NJ. ans A. M SsSAN
MOVING NORTH AND WEST AN
Leave Brattlssoro, at 10 IS A. NJ. 44op,,
Arrive Ut bellows Falls. at IL q, A. M tas"YoMOPN
Leave bellows Fails at 520 A NJ, ii'ls 4 saPa
1000 r. NJ. ''" ~ 545 Pm
A. NJ. :" =" VI, ~ l9.
Leave Rutland at 6l5 AN. 2O5 AN. b,op,
Arrive at Burlington $50 Am, Aa5 Am, INN SpN
TRAINS CONNECT AS FoiI ows 4
AT huntington with Boats on Lake Cbamnus
mont Central anil VT Canada Raronas ~ ~, I, and Va
~ Adams, Houses Point, Montreal aeniIsle
west AZ Rutland with ira ms for Troy Ahsasl AID q,
YORK, Saratoga Springs, Sch nectad5 and End Es
Bellows Falls with trains Cheshire Rapnass est
burg, Worcester, Lowell and Boston, w. ~ FtA
Valley Railroad for Drattleboro sprinyssis lsrnct,
New Haven and New York and with Snls,a hsttst
for Windsor W hite River JUNCTION Wells R,, hsia
bury, Newport, Litteton and the White MOI y JOBS,
| Passengers for the West will ind this Cheat
and expeditions route. 'AP pesas
For Tickets and all necessary Information s,,
mees on 'he me- GEO A. MERRILL sMa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

T. p. III A ID l. Ely,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
Dealers in all kinds Of
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES (!
Hollow Ware OF all kinds sadrons Zinc, Lead Pipe,
Pumps of all Sizes, Plain Tin and Japanned Ware,
Britannia Teapots, Lantern and Lantern Globes
of all sizes, Tin, Sheet Iron Work on hand
aud made to order. Also,
HOT AIR FURNACES!
for Churches Town Halls Private Dwellings set in the
best manner
Also, exclusive Agent for the sale OFF. P STEWARDS
FUEL-SAvING, AIR.TIGH SUMMER AND WINTER
COOKING STOVE.
also have Stoves ofvarious patternsro the wellknown
Foundry Of Barstow Stove Co.. Providence, r. L. to which
call special attention.
The above Goods will be sold at reasonable prices for
READY PAY.
N.B.-If you want poor article, 60 somewhere else
80 F.. p. HADLEY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,
OF which the above cut is correct representation is
TIE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE wRINGER,
Now before the public This is opinion after having
tried the various kinds offered to the public and there
fore keep other for sale.
is simple in constructions and does not easily get out
of repair In fine its THE BEST Wringer yet offered to
the public If you don't believe it, try It. For Sale by
ARMS & WILSON.
Bellows Falls, Feb. l, 1866.
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@usnanfs.
IN SURAN CE

LIFE AND FIR E.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co,
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FIRES IN NEW YOsX.

FIRE IN THIRD AvrSrH.-shortly after one O'Clock
yesterday morning. fire was discovered in the gentle
mems furnishing goods store No. 80 Third avenue,
owned by Wolf Morrison. The nremen were very
promptly al tho promises and sxnguished the Gre be-
fore IL extended to any extent The damage TO the
stock and fixtures will be about $500 insured for s. 500
10 the Iradosmcn's, firsmsn's Fund and Aston In
suranee Companiss The upper part Of the building 10
occupied by William McIlroy dwelling; but slight
damage Was done 10 his furniture by water; insured In
the Potter Cooper Insurance Company Tho building Is
owned BY Mrs. sanders II Is damaged about $500 and
10 insured
rEE IN EAST HorsroS STREET About two O'Clock
yesterday morning. FIRE broke out in the porter house
ss East Houston sseSt kept By Thomas Reynolds, vno
also occupsf sne top door a. dwelling. The entire
contents u the store burned, and the Games ex-
nded up the outside Of the building 70 the roof, dam
asing the building 10 the extent Of $500 II is owned
by the Hopper estate, and 10 insured, Mr.. Reynold.'
loss will BE- about $500. He u Insured on stoc~ ana
pany. -y-----TT -
rns y BEsxxAs asssr..sM = auarssr-psas Mint
o'elsek la. nsAs Are wss discovered on ths sssOn
ncos . and y Bsskmaa street. occupied ~ :. :
W liberty playing card manufactures. Ine ~ 80 -
; eli oennnsi q shs inads q Sssk- toN secss ~
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MEXICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HsaAtu.

rroubic Reported Ahead with Gasremsssa-'
Ortega. PatonI and Ochon still In JsdI-
Maximilian's Rurnl Estates-Insurdntssns
In the state OF Vera Cruz-Revenae- frssa
Customs at Acapulco.
HAVANA, Dec, >; 1857
The Mexican government il about to demand
PREPARATION from the government of fGuate1nals tDr
the injuries sustained by the lase Invasion OF the
State of Chiapas and the conflicts ii at arr so fire..
quently takiag place owing TO the contested
boundary.
Prince Salm-salm, it is suppossd,sis in posses
sion.of voluminous original Documents On Mexico
during the empire and also relating to Maximil-
ian's execution.
Both Ortega and Patoni are still close prison.
ers, az well as deputy elect Ochs a. The press.
demands their liberation on tha gr ,undl that they
deputies elect to Cnngresa-
The traitor Lopez has published another doom.
ment attempting to establish bis Innocence, ana
claims that he has in his possession sacred proofs
to that effect.
The embalmer who desec-ated the remains oe
Macmillan and traffcked in the rslics of deceased
has been prosecuted a common thief. Tho
relics had, however, been mostly destroyed at
Tacubaya, with the consent of Vice Admiral
Tegethof. The auction sale of.liaximilian's rural
estates had been annulled, and the property re-.
turned to the original proprietors.
The State Of Guerrero and the district OF Topic
remained unsettled.
There had been foundations in several districts
of the State of Vera Cruz and trade was parayzed
Heavy northers we're prevalent at Vera Crnz.
The receipts from duties at Acapulco during the /
months of September and Octobar amounted To-
100000.
General Escobcdo md the Seszure Of Cabw-
I What He Ii Reported to Have said fom
the Subject.
HAVANA, Dec. III
Via KEY WEST, Dec s, 1867.
A monster banquet had taken place in tho = ty OF
Mexico. The affair was magniac cent one. = an the
course Of his speech. General Escobedo ma is spe-
cal reference to Cuba. He statsd thaS fifteen
thousand men could take that island.
There were rumors that extensive q listments
will be made in fact, acorrAencemonsisr reported
to have been made, and IL would be .ll TO advise
Secretary Seward to defer his negotiations for .
purchase.
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other 10 presented, so Il viii appear in this
case, and that under tho rigid requirements Of
the law in its application to the facts and the
testimony, Andrew Johnson has not been guilty
Of those "high crimes and misdemeanors" de-
handing his expulsion from Office. When such Is
the conclusion Of the republican Chairman Of
ths Judiciary Committee, appointed TO this
position in view If hiis ,asal capacities, the
general reader, not troubled with party con-
sderations, will be apt to agree with US that
Mr.. Boutwell, has failed to make out his case.
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| pedestrian q walsFtown, N. r.. named Adams, on
wager walked one hundred miles in twenty-five nouns
and eight minutes.
snow four inches deep fell in Virginia yesterday. In
| Oswego NJ Y. snow to the depth OF seven inches had
fallen and Il was still. showing Snow also foil Ia Bai
more
| Judge Insrahsm in the Supreme Court. Chambers
| Yesterday denied Motion for mandamus compelling
tho trustees Of the Shiloh Presbyterian church to admit
the Rev. Garrett to ofciato pastor and pay him
the salary due services The argument went to
show that the meeting at which the rsator was chosen
pastor no. called for such purpose that males and
females persons who did not belong TO the church and
persons who belonged to other churches were permitted
to vote, ana that the trustees never approved OF the
salary liked Judge Ingraham in his decision offered
good advice relative to the litigation OF church difficulties
in the law courts
The case or Ahern vs. Sweetzer which Is controversy
relative to the publication Of the Mail and Ga,ee two
evening newspapers, before Recorder Hacket
again yesterday, and after some argumen. was adj
journcd until Monday
/. The steamers Pennsylvania and Herschel have been
seized by the government for alleged violations OF the
passenger act and several nver stea have been
siezed Tor plying without license
The National limo steamship Pennsyiyania- CANAAN
Lewis, Will leave pier AZ North river to morrow at noon
for Liverpool calling at Queenstown TO land passengers
The new steamship Europa, Captain Craig OF tho An.
chor Line will sail from pier No. North river at noon
tomorrow for Liverpool and Glasgow. touching a, Lon.
donderry TO land passengers, &C.
The steamship Title, Captain Partridge, now loading
a. pier 20 East river in G. H. Mallory Co. 5 lne viii
sail tomorrow afternoon for Galveston, Texas
The Cromwell line steamship George Washington,
Captain eager will leave pier No. North river at three
?. ii. for New Orleans direct
Inc Empire line sidewheel steamship San Jacn.o
Captain Atkins, will sail from pier 10 North river pune.
tually at three P. NJ tomorrow for Savannah
The popular steamship saragossa, Captain CrowelI OF
Arthur Leays ne Will leave pier IA East river foot
OF "ali street. at three p NJ. tomorrow for Charles
ton, $, c., connecting at that city with steamer and rail
Tor tho Florida ports and all points South and South
west
The stock market was duh, bat on,tho whole steady,
yesterday. Governments dull. Gold closed at
1877.
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CUBA.
SPECIAL TrlEcaAm 70 THE HERALD.

Ala for Porto Rice-tscneraI Lcrsanai 10
f,eme via That Island the Frigate Franz
cisco do Asis-sailIns oT the Austrian FRI
sasc Novara-Redacsion Of the Holidays in
HAVANA, Dec. 4, 1867.
The Spanish steam frigate Francisco de Asis
sailed to-day for Porto Rico, with $4,000 aud
provisions, TO relieve the sufferers at Porto Rico.
She il 10 wait there till the arrival Of our new
CAPTAIN General, Lcrsundi. whom she Is TO convey
70 Havana.
The Austrian steam ffigate Novars left here TO.
a.v vitA Msximilian's remains bound TO Triestes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-06
co,rrc..-rns Impeachment, Discussion.

The debate in the House of Representatives
yesterday on the impeachment question was
exceedingly interesting. Mr.. Boutwell,, Of
Massachusetts,, in advocacy Of the majority re-
port OF the Judiciary Committee for the i'm
parchment Of Andrew johnson as President Of
the United States, presenting, IS Il does, the
best argument that can perhaps be made "a
that side Of the question, upon ne com.
mon law, the constisatis,u and the facts
aud testimony; via command the attention
Of every resd.s.. Interested in comprshsnslvs
exsD;..astion Of the subject But - ons side
OF . story d oissn very good only until "
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Total Wreck of United States Stean.o.S
MonOngaheIa and De Soto.
Probable Rupture Between Mexico
and Guatemala.
TIE PRESIDENTS MESShG. m ENGL AND.
Earl Derby's Policy Towards the
Roman Conference.
WEST INDIES.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO The HERALD.

Totnl Wreck Of the United States Steamers
| NononxaheIa and De soto-Coming Trans.
fer of the Island Of St. TLomns to the
| Earthquake Shocks and Ravnges from SEN
| visftatiens Mt the Other Isiands-Henvy
Losses Of Life and Property.
HAVANA, Dec. 4, 1857.
| By the steamship Santiago, which reached this
| port about midnight, we Learn from st. Thomas
| that the Spanish Commissioner had arrived from
| Europe instructed to deliver the island to the
| United States in accordance with the purchase
stipulations agreed On by the governments OF the
two countries.
The United States war steamer Susquehanna
was at 81. Thomas, On the duty, il is said, OF
accepting the transfer.
The cession of the territory is compsted for the
sum originally named, seven and halls millions OF
dollars in gold, to be paid by the United States
The Susquehanna had been at ST. Croix, where
she went to aid the crew Of the Unitsd States
steamer Monongahela, which'was totally wrecked
by being driven on shore in the storm.
The United States steamer Do Soto was wrecked
at Santa Cruz.
The Susquehanna was also considerably damaged,
and another vessel lost.
Elk. President Geffrard, of Hayti, had returned
to Jamaica.
Kingston, Jamaica, is to be in future ythe station
for the interin3ular mail vessels. st. Thomas is
TO be abandoned place of call.
Forty-sevon shocks Of earthquaks-almcst con-
:inuous-were felt at st. Thomas. one enduring
tor the space Of two minutes.
The sea rose sixty feet, and the city was almost
completely submerged. The losses of life and
merchandise are enormous.
The inhabitantsS who are for tho most part
houseiess, have fed TO the mountains, and
almost all of them desire to emigra&e from the
place.
Tie steamship IaPlatte, the only vessel which
left the island since the calamity, left hundred
and fifty persons behind, for want Of aceommoda-
ton, all Of whom wanted to go on board to get
away.
The island is ms slvent, and all the trading firms
have abandoned IL.
There is no coal on the wharves, and it is only
after most laboroas work that the steamers can
be gos'ready for sea.
The earthquakes shocks continued among the
other islands, andithe destruction Of property is
said t,.hs incalc ulable at Tortola, St. Croix and
Saba.
At Saba horrible volcano has burned almost
every thing to aches.
Two oscillations of earthquakes only have been
experienced in st. Domingo since the hurricane.
My Last advice reporting calamity there was an
error-meaDing that at st. Croix.
The very ats st advices state that the earthquake
shocks have ceased at st. Thomas.
The trading house Of Cameron lost half million
Of dollars, Morrison fifty thousand, and Messrs.
Wemecks a like amount.
The entire population Of the island approve Of
the Oession to- the United States.
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zaE WRECKED sHIPs-Or.waR.

yl1story Of the Moneugaheia aud De Soto
Names Of their Omcers.
Our special telegram from Havana announces the
complete o Of the United states corvette Mon
seven era6 Commodore g B. Bisssli az consrs.own,
sar.s Cruz By being driven ashore y immense seas
r.i,sd BY tremendous sarshQuas oncial Dispatches
received 10 washington oor arm this intelligence, and
~dd that hs sanboas soo. ten guns. Captain Charles
8 Roefi. Va 'o santa crus By being dashed ashore
90 2 Plsecs <rt.-s-~stss.-s. = : = =
~ S..sqssEssaa. The nAsship Of Rear Admiral
| w. Commanding tbs North Atlantic squadron, VA
q esala Cyun sidss Ne oa,csn aad eFsw o. ~ ~