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MEDICAL.

LOOK AND LIV E.
ELEcTRoPATHY.
DTs. GALLOWAY, WHITE Il B0LLES
THE OLD
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
Cor. Thirteenth and Walnut StS"
TEACHERS OF this new system OF curing diseases,
uould call the attention Of the sick and afflicted 70 their
system Of practice, which has already Raned grea
popularity in this city During the past six years we
lave treated TWENTY THOUsARD persons suffering
irom the various forms Of disease Cmany OF them by
Bpecal guarantee, charging nothing II We tailed and
in almost every case cure has Deen ehecteo' kead
HOME CERTIFICATES.
AN ASTONISHING CONCENTRATION PRE-
Twas cured IN three weeks BY Drs GALLOWAY and
While of an liberated leg, which caused much suffer
meat cure several OF my friends suffering from Sears-
gia, Skin Disease, dyspepsia, and other complaints
answer the inquiries of the diseased and sufieTing
HHo. 1851 CamRc street, Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES
Charles D. Young, Chronic Dyspepsia, No Al N
James Brown Inflammation OF Stomach and Bowels,
Henry Roger Ne1rag gia of the Eye Twenty-thir and
ii derrick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease,
b. + Kmkbride EpIeptic Fits, No. 1920 Market street
biiity No. 4lO Spruce street
Marcus D. Wilcox, Catarrh OF twelve years standing,
Samuel G. Wheeler Asthma of ten years standing,
Emanuel Rey' Attorney Dyspepsia, No. 7O7
Horace c. Winslow. Weakness of the Kidneys Frank
II. c. shurtlen Cancer in Stomach No. a722 Markes
j. N. Buist, Rheumatism; No. 1923 s. Broad ST street
JUDAH Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 452 Market
Edward T. Evans preacher of the NJ Church, Dys-
pepsa long standing, LaryngitiS, and Lumoaso NO.
NuRent Deafness for s1 years. ringing and
Thomas HafIOpf fssevere Diabetes, Rose Mills West
GeoTSe Grant Rheumatic Gout, long standing No
Il. r Desilyer, Chronic NeuralGia and Infammatory
| Rheumatism, No. 1886 Chestnut street =, ,o,, ~.
| Edward McMahon, Consumption, NO HE' FRONT
eRieket Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation and Con
geston Of the Brain, No. SIS CallOwhili street ~,
| Chares N. Dayton, Paralysis Of the lower limbs
John McCofmck, Diabetes, No. 1920 Ridge avenue ,,,
Charles f. Buckingham, Urinary Dlfhcuity' NO. 1851
HGuls Davis Chronic DisrrhOea, Forrest House;
j. j. Hopes, long standing Sciatica and enlarged
Prostate Gland, Darby township, DelswaTe county
william d. ShflVer, LIVER com M NJ ieL0
| Joseph W. FORSYTH, Acute Rheumatsm' NO. AoOE
E. Ciouser, General Paralysis, No. AIS N. Second
Many OF these persons Ve cured in Ie" than a
| peek. -,- ~ ,ooo -. H.. A.. r,,tv
teenth street. the only house in this city where our
| system Is practsed. Unprncipled parues In other
| Iocalities who claim to neat diseases according %
eur discoveries, may therefore De Regarded WIN
| suspicion. -, i , ,,,,-,>,,,,,,, - -. - -. - : 4, -.
full course OF instruction in this GREAT DISCOVERY
| in the Healing Art. - - - r
! BOOKS AND THE MOST 1HPROVEDa lNSTRU'
| MENTS FURNISHED.
| An interesting circular mailed by addressing
| DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE BoLLES,
| PHILADELPHIA.
| Consultation free. l0s.u
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NTEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING ES.
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ladies' and gentlemen's Garments ana Piece Goods
Ladies Dresses and Velvet Mantillas. Gents Goats,
Pants, ETC., cleRnsed without Affecting the shape or
color q" ~P
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sIMILIA sIMILIBUs cURANTUR

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHTC SPECIFICS
FAMILY CASES
or 81 large Walls, morocco case, containing y
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These Remedies, by the single boX, are sent
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charge, on receipt of the price
Address-H UMPHRENS' SPECIFIC z.., ,-,-
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Office and Depot No 562 BROADWAY, New Hork'
DR.. HUMPHREYSi Is consulted daily at MS once;
personally or by letter, above, for all forms Oh
disease. -
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AMBROSE SMITH, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia
and at BlITHES Drug Store, No. 32O Market street
and by all Druggists. 6H tuthss
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MEDICAL.
pONp,s ExTRICT OF AlMAmELIs

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MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
Cor. Thirteenth and Walnut Sts.

TEACHERS OF this new system OF curing diseases
would call the attention Of the sick and afflicted TO their
new system Of practice which has already Rained grea
popularity in this city During the past six years we
lave treated TWENTY THOUsARD persons suffering
nom the various forms Of disease tmany OF them by
speciA guarantee, charging nothing aied), and
in almost every case cure has Deen effected. Read
the following
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AN ASTONISHING CURE-AMPUTATIoN PRE-
VESTED.
was cured IN three weeks by Drs. GALLOWAY and
WHITE OF an liberated leg which caused much suffer
ing, and even threatened RmputatiOn. Since my own
great cure several my friends suffering from Neoral
Ria Skin Disease, dyspepsia, and other complaints
have also been perfectly cured. will cheerfully
answer the inquiries of the diseased and suffering.
80, ABRAaAM FLUKE,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19

account transmitted by telegraph to this
city, Monday last, Of the execution of the
three martyrs Of Mexico, with the addi-
tional particulars given in letter from
Salillo, dated June 25, which says Of the
shooting:
Before being shot they embraced one
another. The Emperor stood in the mid
die, Miramon to his right, and Mejia to
his left. A few moments before the EN-
peror was suffering from dyssntcry. He
walked to the platoon Of sergeants who
were to shoot him, and gave to each an
ounce I; then his last words were, that he
hoped that his blood would be fruitful for
the Mexican people, but was convinced to
the contrary" Miramon said that he "was
no traitor, that those who had tried him
were the traitors" Mejia was the only
one who did not say one word. They all
died bravely. Macmillan, in his viii,
leaves to the families Of the unfortunate
Miramon and Mejia, 100000 each.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19

DEDICATION OF THE SOLDIERS Mon
UMENT AT WEATHERsFIELD.- mon
ument erected to the memory of the men
who volunteered for the defense of our
government, was dedicated July 4th, with
appropriate ceremonies. An Grafton was
delivered by Col. Wheelock G. Veazey OF
Rutland, who commanded the 18th Regi-
ment of Vermont Volunteers. The ora
ton was filed with chaste and patriotic
sentiments, and afforded evidence that Col.
Veasey is well qualified TO fill important
places in civil life. Hon. VIM. M. Pin
gree was President of the day.
The inscription on the monument, which
is of Rutland marble, is $ In honor of the
brave men who volunteered TO serve their
country in the late rebellion, begun in
1861, suppressed in 1865. This monu-
ment is erected to her sons by the town OF
Weathersiield."
Killed in battle, Owen Bartlay, VIM.
'pCts w AIdNiSs <AdTOu l. hninut,
Franklin N. Grimes, Henry C. White.
Wounded and died in consequence,
Major Charles Jarvis, Thomas Eagan,
John Deadly.
Died of starvation in pris on, AFRO B.
Stiles, Leonidas Strong.
Died in the service, John Bowen, Fran
els j. Bennett, VIM. ii. Brink, Servitus
Conner, Henry E. DeCamp. AFRO Gran
ger. George Dart, William NJ. Hobson,
Austin NJ. Hutchinson. Oliver ii. Marcy
John Miller, George W. Nichols, Horace
NJ. Walker.
Died in consequence of disease con.
tracied in the service, Lieut.. Joseph Spaf.
ford, Calvin H. Bemis, Otis NJ. Bowen.
George NJ. Dickinson.
Also the names Of 100 volunteers who
returned in health.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19
New England Agricultural S ociety

The fourth annual Exhibition Of the
New England Agricultural Society is to
be held in connection with the Rhode Is
land Society for the promotion Of Domes-
tic Industry, at Cranston, near Providence,
Rhode Island, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday aud Friday, September Sd, 4th,
9th and 9TH, 1867. We give below list
Of Vernon, officers and committees, with
the three principal officers Of the Society:
President - Geo. B. Loring, Salem,
Mass.
.Secretay-Daniel Needbam, Bosl on.
1reasurer-isaac X. Gage, Baskerville,
N. Ii.
VERMONT OFFICERS.
Vice- Prestdent--Daniel Kimbal, Clar-
endon.
Trustees George Campbell, Westmin-
ste.; Henry Clark, Rutland; Ebenezer
Bridge, Pomfret; d. II. Porter, St. AL
| bans; Thomas Sanders, Brookield.
Erecutive Committee Henry Clark,
| Rutland.
Short Harm .Stock.-George w. Black,
Bellows Falls Daniel Kimball, Rutland.
Decon Stock-Daniel Davis, Jr., Wind
sor; S. Teachout, Highgate.
Ayshire &och.-D. Il. Potter, St. AL
bans jenkins SAKE, Sheldon.
Hereford .Stock.--David Goodell, Brat
/ tleboro d. G. Gorham, Westminster.
Jersey ,Stock.--Char!es Dana, Wood
stock Z. S. Stowell, Cornwall.
Dutch ,Stock.-E Edwin Hammond, Mid
dlebury; Peleg Winslow, Putney.
Grade or Native.-Hen Hayward,
Rutland.
Working Oren.-L. C. Ulall, Hartford;
II. F. Lathrop, Pittsford nj. Il. Shack
EFT, Middebury.
Steers-George Campbell, Ch., West
minister; Elias Bates, Jr., Hartland.
i Fat Caale.--John Porter, CHI, Hartford;
John G. Huntington, Randolph
CalUes.-R. L. Crowell. Westminster.
/ Horses.-L. T. Tucker, Royalton; Thos.
Sanders, Brookfed; Ebenezer Bridge,
Pomfret Nath. Tabor, Montpelier; Henry
Hammond, Aiddebury James A. Shedd,
Burlington f. II. Leyford, Randolph;
d. r. Potter, ST.. Adams John McKen-
zie, Woodstock VIM. Kimball, Westmin-
4 ster; II. G. Root, Bennington; j. d.
Wheat, Putney w. T. Carter, Hartford;
E. Foster Cook, Rutland; f. johnson,
Woodstock.
.Sheep.--John Gregory. Mortified E.
nj. Bissel, Shoreham E. d. Townsbend,
Wallingford ; 0. Richmond, Woodstock.
Ssotne.-Franklin Billings, Rutland.
Poulby.-D. L. Milliken Brauleboro.
Wool and Far.-Edwin Hammond, Ch.,
Middebury; George Campbell, Westmn-
ster.
Flour Grain and Seed.-Rufus Nut
ting, Randolph.
Vegetables.-J. c. Spencer, Clarendon,
Fruits and Floaoers.-A. d. Smith.
Dandy.
Butler. C. Ainsworth, Randolph.
/ Cheese.-A. II. Post Rutland.
Sugar and Honey.-Henry M. Ames,
} Springfield.
Agricultural Implements. Frederick
Holbrook, Brattleboro John Nj. Hall,
Rutland; A. t. Clark, Bellows Falls !;
Henry Clark, Rutland.
household Mauulactures.-Henry Sat-
ford, Springfield.
Leather.-C. o. Standish, North Ran
doph. =
Miscellaneous and Essays. = Henry
Clark, Rutland.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19

MAxIMILIAN's ExECUTIoN.-The fol-
lowing additional particulars of the exc
cuiion OF Macmillan have been received:
When leaving the convent Macmillan ex-
claimed. What beautiful clear heavens;
it is such as | desired for the hour of
death" All three we're dressed with
scrupulous care. The officer of the firing
party begged Maximilian's forgiveness,
saying that he disapproved Of the execu-
ton, but was soldier, and must obey or
ders. Macmillan replied, :" A soldier
must always comply with his orders. l
thank you with all my heart for your kind
sentiments, but exact that you comply with
the orders given YOU" Macmillan gave
Miramon the center as his post. Mejia's
wife ran dis,ractedly through the streets
just before the execution, carrying new
born babe. Juarez refused to deliver up
Maximilian's body, and says it must be
| made the subject of a treaty. There is
great antipathy toward Americans because
they asked Maximilian's life. Princess
| Salm Salm devised means for tie escape
Of the Emperor, but it was betrayed by
an officer to whom she confided the secret,
who took bribe Of s25 900 in diamonds.
She was ordered TO leave the Queretaro
with all her attendants.
A fight is probable between Cortina and
Berriozabal, the old enemies and both are
! recruiting. The cause of the dispute is
the GoverDorship of Tamaulipas. Cor
tina has deem ordered to occupy the Rio
Grande with an army Of observation of
$4,000 men. The United States is hated
because Of its interference in behalf of
Macmillan.
The Ranchero of the 30th, says:
From gentleman who Witnessed the
execution, we learn that Macmillan was
allowed to make short address. The
patriots Miramon and Meja were stripped
Of their uniforms, and with their backs to
the detail were shot dead in q moment.
The Ranchero of the 9th, contains the
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Wis, either in a civil or military court,
except such court as he logan might
organize. He himself would have been
the court, and there would be no Jefferson
Davis to-day. lie would to-day, if he had
the power, hang JEFF. Davis and every one
of his Cabinet officers. The only man in
America who had nerve enough to exc
cute traitors and usurpers was Jnarez and
he was denounced for it. He had TO SYM
pathy with any such feelings.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19
The New County Project.

Mr.. EDITOR I'm the last isuse Of your
paper, and in The Vermont Journal Of
last week, noticed extracts from an article
in The Woodstock Standard relative to
the new county project, as connected with
tho recent Union County Convention Of
Windsor County. Now SO long as the mis-
representations contained in said article,
we're confined 10 the very retired locality in
which they originated ! was not disposed to
quarrel with or correct them but having by
stagc-coach or some other primitive con-
veyance reached the lines of railroads and
been given to the outer world, longer ST.
lence becomes injustice and wrong. The
Standard says: I" As might have been ex-
pected both parties marshaled their forces
for the combat" When we take into con-
sideration the fact that the three towns Of
Weston, Andover and Baltimore notori-
ously in favor Of the division were not
represented at all in the Convention, and
that from the towns of Ludlow, Cavendish
and Springfield there were no delegations
in the interest Of the division; we cannot
sufficiently admire or adequately praise the
fervor of an imagination (rarely equalled
and never excelled) which exaggerated
the Quixotic antics Of their errant knight
4" in coat of steel and FURNISHED gold" Sir
Prosper, into dreadful preparations for
destructive war. May the peace of Wood
stock rest long hereafter from tortured
dreams Of dividing armies or St. Adams
raids. Again the Standard says: g Maj.
Rounds Of Chester stated in nominating
committee that the subject of new coun-
ty would not be presented to the Legisla-
ture at all this fall" What Maj. Rounds
did say as we are credibly informed was !:
that "Judgi,.g from the temper of the
Convention it was hardly necessary to
pledge candidates against the division, and
unless demanded by the people the matter
might not be presented to the Legislature
| this fall but that if the towns interested
could unite in the asking he believed the
/ Legislature would act favorably in the
matter even if every Senator from Wind
sor County were pledged against it,
Thus much in explanation and your cor
respondent thinks, that Maj, Rounds being
a modest as well as a worthy man will
hardly thank the Standard for represent
ing him as arrogating to himself, the prov.
ince of deciding in advance and declaring
publicly what thirteen towns with popu-
lation Of $4,000 people should, or should
not do. In conclusion allow me to suggest
that SO long as the fact remains that the
people in this vicinity could transact their
county business with less trouble, time
and expense, in Boston or Springfield
Mass, than they can at their present
county seat something Will be sad and
done; notwithstanding that the man whose
Lodge is in the Wilderness" has settled
all matters SO satisfactorily to himself.
Very truly yours,
8 HUGn HENRY.
Z 1 =.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19

VERMONT AT THE WORLDS ExHIBI-
TIoN.-The United States have received
fair. share of the awards at the Paris
exhibition, Notwithstanding they did not
make half the effort they ought, and Yer
mont comes in for her full share as usual.
Already medals have been awarded to
both Fairbanks and Howe's scales as SUI
perior to any on exhibition from any other
part of the world.
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q Both Houses of Congress by

- Both Houses of Congress by a
committee Of Conference, finally agreed
upon supplementary reconstruction bill
on Saturday and passed it by the over
wheiming majorities Of Ill to %, in the
House, and 81 to 6 in the Senate. Thus
the Union party in Congress have again
presented q mest gratifying and united
front, and Mr.. johnson of Maryland, also
voted with them came as at last session.
The inevitable veto is expected by the last
Of This week, when it will again be passed
over that and become law.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19
CHESTER, July II, 1867.

SANTA ANNA.--The reports that Santa
Anna had been executed, are not true,
He is in prison. Considering the number
of revolutions he has created in Mexico
his execution would not be very unreason.
able, and as he is most seventy, he is old
enough not to be SO ambitious. but his am
bition seems to have just begun.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19

""s great excitement pn
the coiored citizens of Charleston t !
one day last week, growing ON, 81 30
s'sh report that mermaid had +, W
'aree IN the harbor and taken to an :.
ecary shop. The negro crowd
shop and insisted that the merm.,S
be returned to the water, olherw..
woul be a terrific storm that wall,
troy the city. They would not bor.
denial of the opolhecary, and h.
lised to send FIR the police to o,o,.
property.
= Senator Chandler of Micr..
in his slashing speech on Mexic.n
Friday, that "there are but tb,..
of people in this country who dsa,.'
death of Macmillan. First. ,ba y
itarians, led by Greeley second
aunkeys, who want to stand .,.S
foreign governments, led by Rayna'
the Times third, the rehels,a
The bodies or skeleton, Il 4,
three child en- were lately iou,, :.
clearing out one of the ci,v w..
ST. Louis.
A Western editor calls a.,
"Jeff. Davis Pain Killer"
- Almost all the properly std.
the Burlington churches in Ann
found, last week, by John Toof Of {
mand, c. f., concealed in bis barn
has been returned SO its owners.
- The Lowell Courier says that an,
the causes of death in the moath Of i,
as certified to the Superintendent Of h
ais, by an attending physician Of lha
was that of homeopathic foolerya
is certainly new disease, and viii
the registration officers to elias; i.
&C. I. Meister, well knomu
maker Of ST. Souls, drowned ks
the 9th inst. For long time be
laboring to invent a clock that sh
mortalize his name and win The ADJ,
Of mankind. This desire so fasss
self upon his. mind that he teeaai
ally insane.
A SURE PRlzE.-Whoever gei,
age of Pyle.s Saleratus draws Fs
no mistake. There is nothing liz
strength, purity, usefulness, and ca
Sold by grocers everywhere, IN
packages.
CABINET ORGASs.-These tsau6
srumenis, which have decoms 50 q
with the musical public, are mad.
Mason & Hamlin, and are far sVpa
any other instrument in the woiR
are all excellent parlor inslruna
TIE low price at which they are u
them within the reach Of ALL
Daily Leader.
"Then there's that old Lord N
not whit more lame for his grey
Nor probably not a whit more rod
ing. Grey hairs may be becoming
IRENE old age, but they do not add !
attraciiveness Of the yonpg sad q
agrd. Barreu's Vegetable Hair h
tive" never fails TO restore grey han
original color. FOr sale by all cry
everywhere.
\ SOME or OUR CoTENPoRARls
to think that the triumph Of the
depended, like the fate Of Jerlea
the amount of noise made-in iAa
of refinement and luxury, an 80 4
real intrinsic merit is soon apps
hence the unboun9ed and unPis
success of PLANTATION BlrrERs
| This remedy has ever and avg
found reliable. As a gentle :timas
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appetite 90.
| MAGNOLIA WATER.-A dellsh'
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half the price. ES-zf |!
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-.,. Tic pe.I.s .,s's .; -. -
Neuralgia Pill s iisAse. re :,
Neuralgia and all ser, sneuty car, = - /.
sre completely and a. or bead !. ui'', 4
Neuralgia in the iaer x =, dsess =
nsss physician. !. = Il I s: 3;
~ MS a 20 and txo postage rrcgnss'rs ~
o. Trsmcrt 81 Boston. Mass
i;c~fon. July |, is''-