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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL ClSES
OR NO CHARGES MADE.

NR DOWis consulted daily from A. NJ, to s
~ P. above upon all difficult and chronic diseases
OF and nature having by his atte
ton and extraordinary gained reputation which
calls patients from all parts country obtain advice
among the physicians in Boston, sand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DR. DOW No Endicott
Street. Boston, Those who need the advice an exper
eneed physician and surgeon, should give him a call
PS-Dr. d. imports and has for sale articlecalle
the French Secret Order by mall for 81, and red
Boston, April. 1866. I6--ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

ONE PILL is A r0SE.
Females peculiarly situated those supposng them.
selves cautioned against using these pills while in
that condition lest they invite miscarriage after which
admonition the proprietor responsibility, al
though their mildness would prevent any mischief to
health, otherwise the Pills sre recommended
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints peculiar the sex
ONE BOX is SUFFICIENT
$4,000 Boxes have been sold within two years 10000
Boxes sent by letter, both by myself and agents. a
parts Of the world to which have been returned
in which ladies say nothng the above Pills have been
known since the science of Medicine dawned upon the
world in removing distractions and restoring nature
its proper channel quieng the nerves. and bringing back
the Rosy color Of Health to the cheek of the deli
cate. Price 81 per Box. Six boxes S5.
Sold in Bellows Falls by JOHNSON & BABBlTT, Sole
Agents for Bellows Falls.
Ladies'! By sending dollar to the Bellows Falls
Post Office have the Pills sent con1entiay by mai
to any part Of the country, free Of postage
Sold also by HOWARD & Holman. keene, N. H.. / N
THORN Drattleboro, j T. SHuRTLEFF, Bennington, Il.
SABINE, Windsor, DR.. SHE R8AN. Ludlow, PoSD & MORSE
Rutland aud by "on Druggist in every town
N. d JoHs F. HENnY & Co., Waterbury, and DENAs
BARNES g. Co., New York.
4s47 s. D. HOWE, Proprietor New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
DR.. Nj. GOLDSMITH,

I ATE Surgeon and Brevet Lieut.. Colonel U. s. Yolun-
IL teers formerly Professor of Surgery in castleton Med
icai College, late Professor Of Surgery in the Kentucky
where he will resume the practice Of his profession
OFFICE at the Bardwell House.
AIS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
Bellows Falls, May 0, 1865.

The wonderful progress Medical Science during the
past sir gears only makes II possible for the conscientious
Physician to declare, now that CONSUMPTION CERTAIN
CURED Intermittent Ferer, and as CERTAINTY PRg-
VENTED Small Por.n- Charles E. King, n D.. IL D..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

An Irish attorney has decided that
no printer should publish death unless
apprised Of the fact by the party deceased.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

John Billings says there is nothing
more touching in this life than to see
poor, but virsuous young man struggling
with a moustache.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

= Coleman, the dramatist, was asked il
he knew Theodore Hook. "Yes.' replied
he, Hook and eye are old associates"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

half pint of dry sherry, or from spend
ing an agreeable evening at a ball. OF
course the odium heologicum is proverbial
for its intensity, and much harm is done in
that department., too, by the apiteful sub
stitution Of the shovel for the spade.
Leaving out the question of the personal
treatment Of theological opponents and
the hard words uttered about them, one Is
sometimes aghast at the language which is
used about some book with the tenets of
which the speaker does not agree. Moth
ing is fairer than to sft every book thor
ougly, to compare, TO refute, to expose,
but hardly anything can ever justify vitu-
peration. And nothing could Justify an
expression used the other day in public
meeting, where theological work that
counts many enemies and many friends
was described in words which implied it
was dictated by the devil A little more
Of this would bring us down by rapid
strides to the emphatic language of the
roushs which we saw reason to disprose
of-Londoa Reyie,o.
LUDIcRoUs Observation-Disclosures Ottawa
is getting on pretty fast, or the Post has
obtained an enterprising local." One of
his last is as follows:
"A little incident transpired in family
circle, in town on Saturday evening, that
is too good TO keep, and shall be confded
to the realers Of the Post. The kitchen
of the excellent family Of which we speak,
is presided over by good looking domes-
tic, whom we will call Mary Ann, she re-
joicing in the attentive devotions of
youthful servant, employed by aneighbor-
ing family, named John. Now, such was
Johns relations with the fair Mary Ann
they were " engaged" just like anybody's
folks--that he was in the habit of entering
his inamorata's domains without the for
mality of knocking. And be it known
that The lord of the mansion had been alb
sent several days, and was expected home
in the evening train from Prescott. On
that evening the mistress of the house sat
in her boudoir painting with the expecta-
,ion of the coming of her husband. Short
ly she heard--or thought she did--his
familiar footsteps at the side door, (his
usual place of entry, and dsshing down
the stairs in the darkness, she precipitated
herself into his arms. There was an
earnest embrace. A loving, lingering
kiss was imprinted upon the lips Of the
representative of the sterner sex. He
answered not, but pressed her closer to
his heaving bos m. How long this would
have gone on, is not for us to say, had not
an adjoining door been thrown open by
the pretty Mary Ann with a light in her
hand, and what sight was revealed to all
three Mary saw her handsome mistress
in the arms of her own lusty lover John
the mistress saw, not her expected spouse,
but Mary AIMS young man; and John
well he was so dumbfounded (supposing
he was hugging Mary Ann all the time)
that he couldn't see anything. In the
midst of the muddie the husband entered
aad the tdbleau rirant was complete. He
soon comprehended the affair, however,
and had too much good sense to scold his
wife for her " carelessness," or to keep SO
good a joke to himself, but he never i'm
agined it would ever get into the Post
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

was stealing into the window of the As
sembly House, De Comos arose and for
the remaining seven hours of the twenty
four talked against time. On rising, amid
the groans and Kisses of the disgusted and
infuriated majority, he exclaimed, with
more force than Retirement, that it was
useless for honorable members TO evince
their malice in that manner, for he had
got up with the determination TO talk, If
necessary, until The angel Gabriel sounded
the last trumpet. His powers of endu-s
rance we're not quite SO severely tested,
but the end was achieved, and when The
clock struck twelve the worn and wearied
champion of honesty looked around with
pardonable exultation upon the blank faces
of a bought AMI beaten Assembly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
9lsaifal.
Particular Notice.

TUE Season OF the year has arrived when all persons
saou be on their guard against Summer Complaints
and the best thing they do, Is to buy Bottle Of
WOODS DYSENTERY CORDIAL,
And have II ready in the house Every Bottle Warranted
Sold by all druggists. Price, 25 cts.
o, y. WOODS, Proprietor,
Bellows Falls, Vt,
Bellows Falls, May o. 1868.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
CARD TO TUE LADIES
DR.. DBPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
ONE PILL IS A rosE.

Infalible In correcting Irregularities, removing OBJ
etrustions the Monthly Periods, whatever
and always successful as preventive.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

Difficult hTfgnlay Breathing, Loss Of Breath Cough
Wasting Of Flesh, BieediRg from hs Lungs Loss Of
Strength Loss Of appetite General De5ify Night Stcsats,
Flying Pains through the Shoulders, Chest Fare or LIMBS
Nervous Hedddee Nervous ProStrafioR GidiReS or Dz'
SeSs, Excessive Paees, Sore Iroat DrocsiasSS Sleep
isssHsss, Sour Stomach Heart Burn Oppression Sink-
ing tho Stomach before or alsr eating RsfitieHt Ferr,
Irregularities such Difficult, Paatai Suppressed Scan
ty ErsSSfrc, Delayed Premature too Frequent Men-
sfrfufioH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
/" TT 1LWATS CTRES."

Read the following, which Is only specimen Of the
many letters daily receiving
"DosTos, MASS.
" 0RRGN SKINNER & Co.-sRs Notwithstanding my
general prejudice against proprietary patent medicines
was induced TO buy two bottles of the American Life
Drops, through the high recommendation of them by
friend, as always curing Dphthera, Coughs Colds, Sore
Throat Bronchitis, &c My son, sixteen yeals Of age,
was taken suddenly Vi with Dphthera and could scarcely
speak or swallow, his breathing bad. We were
much alarmed but decided to try the Life Drops before
calling physician BY using the Drops according to d
recton he relieved and the disease entirely bro
Ken up let friend suffering with Rheumatism have
one OF the bottles. lie says the Life Drops gave nmed
atereef, and are the best medicine he used
iy near him, suffering from Coils and liberated Sore
Throat used some of i and cured in short time
since then let my brother, physician, have part
Of mine aud with which he cured Dipthera
lie Is constrained to acknowledge that they
: Truly yours, A. u. ELDER.n
The Life Drops carefully prepared by
olsliIN SKINNER s co, Sole Proprietors,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
And sold by all Druggists,
GEO. O. GOODWIN 4 Co, REED, CUrLKR & Co., RUsr
Bros BrRp, Boston, Mass General Agents. 7-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIpTION,
CON SU NJ ITO N,

MADE PREscRIProN or REV. CHAs y. KING, NJ
D. III. D., Sci Is confidently presented the public for
the Prevention and Cure Of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

for the Radical Cure Of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CA
TARRl and all afec tions of the THROAT and AIR PAS
sAGES; for General and Special DsraRgesHfS OF the
NERVOUS SYSTEM aud for all FRnettoHat Disorders Of
the Stomach and BoiceS
II bediatsy increases the strength and deepeps the
color of the pale boot IL subducs the Ch Fsrer
and dminishes tine EIpectorafioH. IL checks night
sesats, always in from fourteen days The aJpe-
tile Is at iargorated and the patient fap gains
flesh the cough and the dfeh Breathing speedily
iieyed the sleep becomes calm and refreshing
ltafons regular and UNIFORM. ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH REALLY ASTON.
ISIiING RAPIDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every case where
the Physician commonly prescribes Tonics - IRON
ids Bark, Qunine Cod Liver Oil, Whiskey, &c. and in
every by whatever known in which there
hibited any one more Of the following
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
gledifal.
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS,
For the speedy cure OF
ID I p L Ii l. r | A /,

Coughs Colds iIoarsoness Sore Throat Bronchitis Rheu
matism, aud all kindred complaints.
For Eve years has this article been before the people
and the verdict returned from every quarter by the
sume Of the hafmion bottles that have been sold with
lnt tirne Il hat
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
A Seventeen HOURS Speech.

Reference was made lately to speech
of seventeen hours duration made by
Leonard Mcclure, member of the Van
c'uver Legislature. The speech, it seems,
was made 10 defeat an obnoxious measure
in regard to some lands which the Gov
ernor had planned to force tl,rodea ha
House of Assembly on the last d f
a certain date. 1t was not dee asl! rfg-
dent to push The matter sooner, taa aslaV
would be fatal Two members IA
Comos, determined to defeat The neesare
in the only way possible, by iie II
down. The incident is thus de- erb lty
local paper:
On the House being opened ai4
Clure rose to his feet, the time being naan
and kept the floor till five o'cloc ,s.e seSt
morning For seventeen hours ae eaflHs
ued 10 speak, while every effort s as
by the purchased majority tc r- Au
down and tire him out. With a merciless
unanimity they refused to allow him to
lean against the table, TO put a foot upon
chair for a moment TO relieve himself from
the irksomeness of his position by resting
his hand upon anything or TO speak. in
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

Read the following, which Is only specimen of the
many letters we are daily receiving;
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11

regard Mr. Eddy Of the most capable and
eessful practitioners with whom have had Official inter
course. CHARLES MAS0N.n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-13
LEGAL INTELL1GENcE.

COURT OF QUARTER sESSION5-Judge Peirce--
AS has become the custom In this Courtroom
little business. On Saturdays generally, very few
persons are In attendance, and on account Of tue
vacancy OF the room u was with dlmculty that even
The hearing In several habeas corpus cases was
begun, but In each case was cut short by cOntnu.
The Court until Dr. William W. Townsend's case was
called, in which the Dr. was charged with false pre-
lenses. II was writ Of habeas corpus for the dis
cutor testified that the 18th l9n OF July last
doctor bought from him suits OF clothes upon
6ooEbt ppsperty at TbirIyseVenth and ohes1nSt 1uss
Streets out of the quarterly rents Of which he would
pay the debt, and since that time 1t has been dis
The defense brought out in crosS-examinatOn that
the prosecutor took the defendants note for this debt
and then sthey argued that there evidence TO
show that Dr. Townsend was not the owner of the
property, and that the defendant did not attempt to
satisfy himself of the truth by searching the records,
Townsend's name, but takes the defendants note,
upon IT, and loses his case, and then resorts
criminal prosecution to collect his debt.
But The Judge upon reviewing the evidence, de-
cided TO remand the Doctor for trial,
Commonwealth eX. rel. Thomas Fleming VS.. she
r habeas corpus for the discharge OF the felator,
who was bound over upon the oath Of James Boyd,
to answer the charge of the murder OF his wle Mrs.
Fleming. The evidence was that the deceased died
on the evening OF the Sunday following the 4th OF
The last time she was seen alive was four or FIVE
hours before her death when her husband locked her
because he said she was intoxicated, 1t was alleged
that the defendant had ouarreed with the deceased
that the defendant inflicted any violence whatever
upon the deceased within reasonable time before
her death, or that any marks OF recent violence
Under the evidence the court held the defendant
In 500 bail keep the peace for one year. and dis
the Commonwealth; Bartholomew and Walker for de-
fendant
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-13
Philadelphia Trade Renort.

SATURDAY, July l3.-There is but little de-
mand tor Cotton; small sales of middling up
lands at 26c; New Orleans at &c
Thereis but little Quercitron Bark here, and
No. sold at S42 o ton.
Coffee is quiet. with small sales of Rio at l7l<
@l8Ac.
In sugar and Molasses there is less activity,
but no change In prices.
The Flour Market is Inactive, there being no
inquiry except for small lots for the supply OF
the home trade. Sales of North western extra
family at Sl0@l250 p barrel; Pennsylvania and
ONO at $ll@l3; fancy at Sl4@l6 so; extras at 500
$50; and superfine at SS@S'50. Rye Flour Is
scarce, and commands S775G8 There is nothing
doing in Corn Meal TO fix prices
The offerings of Wheat are small and prime Is
want 3D.. Small sales OF good new red at 82'6O
% hushel. Rye has advanced and may be quoted
at SfB5@17O. Corn is very quiet; small sales OF
yellow at $l18. Oats are excited and higher:
sales Of $500 bushels Pennsylvania from 94c to 81
Whisky-Prices are nominal,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-13
Markets hY Telegraph.

NrwYoRK, July Is.-stocks strong. Chicago and Rock
; EI1e 1875 Canton GSn5sny 4Sa 6e 6eaens iIls
burg 9l5s; PittsbuIg and Fort Wayne, lO%i chlgan
CentIsi 1885 Iil OILS Genital l2s1; Cumberland pre-
ferred lO Missouri 6s lOs4 Hudson River, lO9 United
Ises. lOsh: do new issue, 1857; Tenfortles fo2}4
seven thirties, first Issue lOs all Others lO7l Money
b6fB per cent; Exchange unchanged; Gold, 1898.
NEW YORK, July lS-Cotton dull and unchanged
6igSer state S7.E@ii25; Ohio, i0'5oGGIs25 Western
s7i0@ i2sO Southern, ts75@i7 Is. Wheat quiet and
hrm Corn dull unchanged. and nominal. Oats hrmer
mess PORK, s2SlO@2S'5O. Lard steady. Whisky quiet
SAN FRANCISCO, July l2.-The Wheat and Flour
markets are G1 Se oSt tsw re- "a
at ;i7O@l72s Barley sl2OC9l %; Legaltenders72'S.
A Nut FOR GEOLoGIsTs.-La month one of
the men employed in the construction of a
sewer in Glasgow discovered in bed of sand,
where he was digging, three feet below the
surface, a living crab fish. 1t was about three
inches in length, and quite lively when taken
ont; but, Notwithstanding the greatest atten-
tion. it ianguished, and died in the course of
an hour after being exhumed from its sandy
he'd The little creature was found in sandy
he'd of moist white sand, How long it has
been entombed beneath the surface, and how
4 cot there, are problems the solution of
which we will leave to our geological friends.
FORTUNE or PARIS PHYSICIAN. sue
cession of the late DIR. Jobert de Lamballe has
inst been settled in Paris. The portion falling
n each of his five heirs 10 100000 francs,
, 500 600 francs in all. The iilustrious sur
econ went to Paris poor lad.
WAsHRRwoNAN's CLUB.-Oidham, Eng
land. has a "WasherwOmen's Union" with
regularly appointed officers and outside world
Of charTing "knobstiCks." One Bridget Cole
man Is secretary Of this society.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-13
POLITICS IN CALIFORNIA.


The following is the ticket for State officers
nut in nomination by the Union State Conven-
ton which met at Sacramento June l2:--
Governor Geo. Q. Gorham At -Gen.J. g. Mccullough
Lieut. GOv....J B. Jones State Treas.... h. Pacheco
Sec State w. H. Parks Harbor Com. Cbas. Clayton
State Con- Josiah Howell Crk SupC II. III. Farquhar
Jus sup Court j. Currey St Pr inter- ID. o. Mccarthy
Surv'r-Gen-J H. Whitlock Sup. Pub In..-John SWEET
The platform adopted AYERS that the Union
PARTY of California Is unwilling that those VINO
attempted to destroy the Union should be the
chosen and preferred builders In reconstruction,
and expresses the wish that until loyal commu-
mites exist in the lately rebellious states capa-
BILE and ready to administer justice and laws In
accordance with the principles Of Government
of freedom and equality, that the Government
be administered and the law enforced by the
loyal agents of the Federal Government. The
Reconstruction plan OF Congress is approved,
an eight hour law is considered just and proper,
and the importation of Chinese or other people
of the Mongolian race into the Pacific States Is
denounced as injurious to American labor, and
should be prohibited by Stale legislation.
The Congressional nominee of the Union
party in the lst district is ex-Congressman L.
g. Phelps; in the I'd district, ex Congressman
Highly; and in the Sd district, Chancellor
Harston.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-13
THE FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
Order OF Gen. Ord.

HEADeuAETERs FOURTH MILITARY DIsTRIcT.
MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS, VIcKsBURG. June 20 =
AS mistaken Ideas on the subject OF registering and
In this district, which, II not corrected would tend
70 prevent them from regBteFing and voting sub
district commanders will direct The agenis OF Ihe
Bureau OF Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned
Lands to visit every important plantation within
their REACH and in'truo; TIE freedmen upon these
po nts, They and registrars will inform freedmen
that the registration, where their names have to
be entered and an oath taken. is not for the pur.
pose OF imposing any tax holding them 10 anv
military or other service Pqt sinpy enable then
OF choosing who shall hold oflice in the conntSy
state, and United states, wherein they reside and
that unless they register they may be dsnriyaS ~
this privilege. Whenever freedmen are Ipter9ersd o
or hire on accoupS % Of sheis registering or showing
duty to report such Interference or nSa
that the party offending may be dealt with accoTd,n
10 law Registrars and officers OF The arm y
out this dsiic will report all such offendsrs 70 ks
Assistant Adjutant General at these rtsrs
with the names q wl'nsssss dates ana places giye
by order or Brevet MajorGenerai Ora
o. ID GREENE, Assistant Adlutant-C4AAAaai
Onicial-JOHN TYLER, First Lienteann' ~ ~
Infantry, Acting Assistant Adiutanl- ~ VI D.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-13
Roller EXPLOSION at Lancaster.

LANCASTER Pa. July 13.-The boiler of the
Fulton Cotton Mill, situated on Duke street,
exploded about 8 O'clock this morning. The
engineer David Hamich. was killed.; the super
intendent, named Plumber, had both legs and
an arm broken, and was otherwise badly in-
tured supposed MORALLY; the fireman had his
legs fractured and was otherwise Injured.
A few of the operatives who happened to be
in the mill were more or less scalded, one OI
the boilers was thrown into the mill, and the
oth er was carried over a square north. The
east end of the building was demolished
ms n named Myers was found among tue ruins,
and there may be more bodies IN he ruins.
The mill was owned by j. X. Bttner q Co.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
LANCASTER, Pa, July ia fatal accident
occurred at this place this morning about
o'clock, caused by the explosion of one OF the
Duke street The accident took place before
the operatives had assembled, or the loss of life
terrible as It is, would have been much greater
weighing over three tons, for distance OF
more than square, rebounding twice from the
ground in It's passage The boiler and engine
machinery can be saved. The second boiler was
driven through thick partition wall into the
Some OF the dwellings in the vicinity were
damaged by the flying masses of brick and iron,
but none very seriously. .
The worst of the affair, however, Is the loss OF
life. The engineer David Hantsch, was found
dead in a corner Of the house. The body OF an
operative named Valentine Myers was subSe-
Quently taken out of the ruins crushed and
mangled.
Superintendent Plumer was mortally
wounded, since reported dead; and several
male and female operatives were scalded by
the escaping steam.
The cause of the misfortune is involved In
doubt. the Coroner's jury being now occupied
The scene Of the casualty has been visited by
great numbers of citizens, and immense crowds
surrounded the ruins for hours after the acci-
be covered by Insurance.