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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
THE EXCURSION.

At 3 p. ~, Friday, June 10Th, the
members of the Association embarked
on the Lady of the Lake." commanded
by Capt. George w. Fogg, who has had
over twcnty-nine years experience in
boating upon the lake, but who COM
menced bycarrying the mail from Knowl.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

- New York reported six cases ofsun-
stroke, Saturday, of which two resulted
fatally. Rev RobertT. Meredith of n ew-
ark, n. j., was one of the sufferers, but is
recovering.
= Catherine Jordan, young lady of
Glenhaven, Wis, was murdered, last week.
by her rejected lover, William Kidd.
They were last seen riding together, and
when found, the girls throat was cut from
ear to ear.
= The Senate vote on the Arkansas
bill, yesterday, was surprisingly strong
and united. Even poor Ross of Kansas
stood manfully up to his early record,
and with his republican associates of
other days voted against the president.
Gen. Este, who was recentlymarried
at Washington, being modest man
sought to have the fact announced in the
papers free of titles, and wrote his name
simply George Peabody Este. The print
ers, however, not believing that any man
IN Washinton was withouta title, thought
Este was meant for Esq, " and setit
up accordingly, much to the ANNOYANCE
of the general.
A passenger by night train on
the hudson River Railroad tells the fol-
lowing: The train was detained at Green.
bush for little while, and, while waiting
cattle train came on the other track
and stopped. Such noise has seldom
been heard;the cattle beloved, the sheep
set.up beating, and the hogs grunted
until the passengers were nearly crazed.
One old fellow had slept for hours. but
this noise woke him. Rubbing his ewes
he listened in amazement. Good God /
says he, whats this?" Peerinr into
the darkness without discerning anv
thing, and listening more critically. he at
last satisfied himself, and set the mas.
sengers roaring by the exclamation
Why, this must be Democratic con-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

Ihere never was any articlo 80.
With the ladies as the iamons IN q The ~
TIERS. II y so delicate ami saoA0AASl
and ssaeil that 1t cominends hasr,eeeabs Y
all the medicinal effect des aiseif At d.
apothecary's. seslred AN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
n fuvai IA BILE Medicine for Ike pvriTysu,
of the Blood.

DR. j. w. PoLAND'S HUM0R DOCTOR
A P0SISIEE REMEDY for all ktads of humars
"A -Scrofnla. scarvy, Salt Rheuln, Erysipe las Net
Tie Rash, Boils CaTbuncles Ulcers and all obstinate
affections Of the skin: Mercurial Diseases and every
talnt of the system: Dyspepsia and those diseases
originating m the arrangement of the Digestive Or
eans, viz:-BIiisus Complaints Neuralgia Neryous
Affections. Headache. langour Loss Of Appetite
depression oil Spirits and costiyeness. 22-I-spn-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
DR. VESTS BOTANIC !
TIE BEST MEpIclxs IN IN. :

Fer Colds, Coughs. sora Thro,, g.
Consumption, Soreness of Lung VWsssa
Asthma, and all diseases Of H. - ae9'
this medissRe has been tested /, k salaa
ed success. and by its timely as = r m's lss
es that flesh Is subject 70 might hs sh!!
commencement. and the scoarxe ~ Z
sands from cur midst every ysar -, ny y
10 tina ground Persons afflicted w;,S Ms q
which breaks them Of their rss d. = IL e
immediate relief BY the use of IN ~ ~
Price 50 cents. Prepared ssls { 81
Rorbury, Mass tsEo. C. GOODWIN u
Agents Bestss. Sold BY nrurgis8ts' ~, !
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
NJ. B. g. S.

0UB REASONS 8ND WE TRUST OUR IFS
" t'deatiss for calling the public attention to
MoTIiE. BAIIEY's QUIETING SYRUP.
are furnished by tho frequency and fatality of the
diseases 81 Infancy and chilliosl So alarming and
serious are the diseases. that one child in three dies
before the kftA year. These facts afford conclusive
argument for enforcing mothers the i'm portapce
OF using remedy. (which contains NO Morphi.e or
Poisonous Drus) ard fails (rAer timely use-D
to effect cure 1t greatly assists the chile through
the months OF teething. allays all pain reduces in
hamation ecsrees acidity of the Stomach and sexer
faiis to regulate tie bowelss makes sea and .ea
children streEg ad healthy produces natural slee,
for the child thereby aForlng rest 10 the rrs4bcr
For summer complaints, Dssentery and Diarrbsea.
1t has no esusl. For Wind. C6iic. esnyulsians.
Gripping &c. never fails to give inssoeia,e relief
MOTHER EAILEY'S QUIETING SYRUP. for
children Is an original medicine wcll established
therefore use no other and you are safe. For sale
oy all Druggists and Dealers in Medicina
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.
agent ff the United States. Z-o0-E
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

This X the best family remedy, 70 Es
Of PaiB Yea ever tried. "A
II Is clean, safe and delicious 70 q; Ess, y
Il faithfully 1T WILL DO YOU GoVP,4 ",
Directions on each bottle. Boy
or Merchant where YOU trade. u VIC
II on hand they will send fs il, q I {, n
sell yen the GEM Ne BENNb : ~ I ~.
re Al, VA. Eh
Sole Proprietor aad ~. ~
Sold in Bellows Falls. WhsiesaiS
Babbitt. Retail. by 0. +. Woods ~. 4.
J. b. Diyoli. Ssxtoais River, "
frost. -
- Sold BIZ al drsggists. mereharE"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
THE FLORENCE SEMI

- s7-NF III EFf77t = 2
makes four different stitches. The
pQO Bile lock and DOUBLE Epaz
being Sirke On both sides Of tie aah5
Il does not reqaiTe filsef thEead &c i
sDr the upper sisls.
Ii will Hen2. Fell, Bind. Gather, Bid
father, and sew % rasls al same 4
payersibis feed fHeties il desires. 81
either t9the right or left. Ne other FL
will do so great a range Of gark as u
All purchasing Machines, viii s. II
structed how TO rus them on all kips,
Miss L. G. p4NSM0RE { al
Ib BREies, X
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
County Convention.


A Republican County Convention, for the
County of Windham will be held ut Fayetteville
on Tuesday, the seventh day of July next, at
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for county Offices and judges of Pro-
bate to be supported at the next annual election.
All citizens who adhere ITO the principles of the
State and National Republican party, and would
maintain the unity and integrity of the Repnblic
are invited to be present. and to be represented
in the Convention by their delegates.
All delegates are hereby requested to hand their
credentials to the county committee before the
hour named for'opening the Convention, in ac-
cordance with asyote; passed at the County Con-
ventcn, holden July ., 1867, that the county COM
mittee should be a committee to examine and re-
port on credentials of delegates.
f. +. KELLOGG,
NATHAN HALL co,n,,
Z. L. WATERMAN, }ro,a Uni,y
DAVID ARNOLD,
CHAS. SHRIGLEY,
The following table shows the number CT dele
aloe IN which oach town is eutitlod
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

RED BUG POISON, for sale by Of. woops.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26


They will keep, however, and we shall
probably fad room for them next week. I
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION.
The Association assembled pursuant
to adjournment, and the unfinished bust
ness was taken up. The report of Luz
Their Q. Greene, Treasurer, was read and
accepted The Secretary read letters
from George p. RoRell of New York,
and George H. Bigelow of the Burling-
ton Times.
u. G- Benedict presented the report of
the Committee on Job Work, which,
after discussion, was rc-commiltcd to the
committee for revision and report at the
evening session.
A report was presented by Mr.. G. NJ.
Stone, from the Committee ON Advertis-
ing, which was considered and ordered
to lie ca the table and be printed and
taken up at the evening session for fur
Their considerations
An invitation was extended to the As
sociation, by Lucius Robinson, Esq,
Manager of the Steamboat Company, to
take an excursion on the new steamer
Lady of the Lake." through Lake
Memphremagog, which was accepted,
and the Association adjourned until I
o'clock, p. NJ.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11
IL obcdfcnt servant,
J. A. GABRIELLE.

a prominent citizen of New York, re
Gently wrote to Pres Johnson asking if he
would consent 10 became candidate for
she Democratic nomination for the Pres
idcncy.. Mr.: johnson, in long letter Of
rep)y. peyRWe4 lis, sdnjniatrst;an, re-
VeTtad to lis earlier career, professed
his devotion. to the Costitutipn. AID the
flag, hoped. that tbe Convention woYld
make a platform, and a Gamiaation fer
the good Of the country, Irrespective of
party considerations, and placed himself
in the hands of his friends. In short,
HBarkis is wiIlin';;"' but, IN spite Of his
services and sacrifices and his proclama=
tion of amnesty, there seems to be no
hope Of his winning tie honors of e NOM
inatiom. In fact, 50 fer as the Democ-
racy is concerned, he appears to be a
mere dead cock in the pit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11
General Garfeld's Aaeeptanee.

The following is the letter of Gen Garfield
accepting the Republican nomination for Rep
resentative in Congress from the 10Th District
of Ohio. for an early copy of which, we are in
debted to the JIdhontng Rsgistr office:
HoS. JosErH BRUFF, Chairman Congress
sional Conyentioni
DEAR SIR l have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your favor, inclosing copy of
the resolutions adopted by the Convention
which met at Garrettsville on the 24th inst, and
informing me Of my nomination as representa-
tive of the 18th District in the 41st Congress.
The resolutions of the Convention express
sentiments in harmony with the opinions which
have maintained thus far in public life, and
which l sill cherish The platform adopted
and candidates chosen at Chicago, and appro-
priatcly indorsed in the first resolution are ey-
cry way worthy Of the great party OF progress,
1t is fitting that the party which overthreW sla-
very and rebellion & saycd the life of the nation
should now declare its unfaltering purpose to
save what is more precious than life, the honor
and faith of the nation. Republicans can in
dorse with pride the declaration made at Chi
cago, that "the national debt, contracted as il
has been for the preservation of the Union foI
al! ss::42e ta. cogai, should be extended over a
fair period for redemption, and it is the duty OF
Congress to reduce the rate of interest thereon
whenever it can possibly be DONE" and That
the best policy to diminish our burden of debt
is to so improve our credit that capitalists VIII
seek to loan us money at lower Ta:es qf inter
est than We now pay, and must continue TO pay
so long as reputation, partial or total, open or
covert, is threatened or suspected
cannot more appropriately respond TO the
resolution of the Convention which relates 10
the industrial and manufacturing interests of
the country than by referring to the fact that I
have supported every measure passed by the
House Of Representatives since ! have been a
lncmbcr, having fgE its object the psoieGtion of
industry and manufactures and their rclicffrom
the burdens Of taxation. hayc advocated and
still advocate such an adjustment Of the tariff
as will enable American manufacturers to COM
pete successfully with tLose of other nations,
and at the same time not TO give to any class Qf
citizens q monopoly Of rrices. Fleetra9le
would destroy oar manufacturing Interests
while prohibitory tariff would oppress the
consumers OF manufactured products.
1 am deeply sensible Of the honoTs this fourth
nomination contcrs, and am grateful for the
confidence and, approval of a District whose
history has been made iliustrious by the names
of Whittlcsey and Giddings. indorsc the
platform and accept the nomination, and shall
hope to meet the people of the District before
the Presidential campaign is ended
Very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
J. 4. GARFIELD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11

/. K. K.-The trial CT the persons i'm
plicated in the murder at Columbus, Ga,
Gn March 80. Of Geo. w. Ashburn, a
Radical member Of the Georgia Convcn-
ton, is now proceeding before military
Commission i'll Atlanta. 1t will be re-
membercd that Ash burns house was sur
rounded at night by a party of armed
and disguised men, who broke into the
building and shot him in cold blood.
The defendants are nine in Eumber.-
The principal witness for the prosecution
is Charles Marshall, a Sergeant in the U.
S. Army whose examination occupied
the first few days of the trial. Marshall
was one of the perpetrators of the muir
der and has turned States evidence. His
story illustrates the bad influences that
are still at work in the Southern States
to smother.i independent opinion. When
asked what induced him to take par. in
the killing of AshburR, he replied, "The
associations l had. l had it instilled in
to my mind that he had better be .Qgt
OF the community than in it.'' The Gas
soeiatlons," he explained, referring to
the people in the town. He was away
from his command, Aareeoastructed reb-
els besct him With plausible representa-.
tions and in the excitement of the mo-
ment he yielded to the temptations by
which he was assailcd. The price re-
ceived for his completely in the crime he
stated to have been a gold hunting case
watch worth from $500 to s4oo, and
800 in money, loaned to him by NIr. Will
kin's, formerly mayor of Colnmbus.-
The examination further developed the
fact that Mr. Marshall was politically
opposed to Ashburn and to the new
Constitution of Georgia, and that the
social and political influences brought to
bear upon him in reference to participat-
ingan the murder were irresistible. The
defence is conducted in chief by AIexan-
der II. Stephens. Ex-Goy. Brown, of
Georgia is the leading counsel for the
prosecution.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11

DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN.-The mountain
has had its labor, and on the 9th day of parter-
ition-Ye suppose Sunday was not to be left
out OF the account-wc learn by a. brief dis
patch, without figures that Horatio Seymour
of New York, was noninated on the 2snd bal-
lot We hope to be able to give the vote be-
fore going 10 pgess. Of The second Office we
have, as yet, heard nothing
Pcadlet9n led of str4agly at the opening Oh
the consentiea, ana bid fair to<be the success
full candidate, but the tide turned, and Gen.
Hancock and Senator Hendricks became rivals,
running up to 1S2 and 135 respectively This
was the case upon the 21st ballot.
Lqteg-F. P. BLAIR, we learn, was. non4ina-
ted for Vice President
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11

The Rpsselville, Kentucky) Herald
says the Shaker community at South
onion, Is IN process of disruption, FIVE
OF their women having left to seek homes
IN the outside world. and q nnmber of
the men following their examnIe Fba
cause of the disturbance is stated to he
that the eastern chiefs of the sect have
been making some new regulations for
the government of the colony. A few
days since Orders we're sent to South
Union that the Shakers there should adj
nit negroes 70 their tahle-lnto their
church-permit them to dance with them,
and to regard the negro as their equal,
and treat him as such in every resbect.
Hence the rebellion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11
Certificate of Authority.

Certificate of Authority.
Auditor States Office-Irsuyance Department
CoLuMBs O., Feb. a. 1868.
WHEREAS, Satisfactory evidence has been furnished
to me- showing thai the John Hancock Mutual Life In
snrance Company of Boston, of the State of Massachu
tai required for the Organization of Lie Insurance Conf
panies in this State under the provisions Of the Act
ted IAN Act for the Incorporation and regulation of
Life insurance Companies" passed April 16 1ea7 and
that the same is invested provided BY the said Act
and
YHEnDAs Ths chief fnacsl officer Ct the said state
by whose laws the eaid company was Incorporated has
duly certified under his official Seal that he, such chi
Ger holds IN trust, and on deposit for the benefit of all
tho policy holders Of said Company such capital invest
60 as specifying the items thereof and that he
IS satisfied that Such securities are worth One huidret
Thousand dollars; and
W4EREAs, The said Company nag appointed Thea,
dOre Sianwcod, Esq of Cincinnati, in the County Of
Hamilton, as its Attorney in this State. dh whom pro-
cess of law can be Served, and certified copy ofthe
Charter of said c. mpany has been filed In this office by
the said Attorney, together with certified copy the
vote resolutions of the Trustees Directors of said
Company appointing such Attorneys; and fe said Com
pany has also filed in this office statement of its con-
diton and affairs in the and form required for
the Annual Statements Of similar companies Organized
Now, Therefore /, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of
State for Ohio il pursuance of the provisions of the Act
aforesaid hereby Certify that the Company has
piled with the requirements of the said Act and the
raid Company have appoiI ted Messrs Crowel & Crooks
q NeHaLk as It's agsgts IN ne .9nt{ q L,cng de
duly authorized to transact the business Of Life Insu
race in this State provided by the laws thereof up
filing certified copy of this Certificate of Authority
in the County Recorders Office of the county where the
Said Agency is TO be established.
This Certificate Of Authority is granted however on
the condition that the said Insurance Company shall
engage in the business of any other kind of Insurance
tha? that herein authorized provided by the laws Of
Ohio. - >''''' ~. -
1Hwitpess Theaeof, haze heresnto subscribed n.y
naine aid caused my official seal to be affixed. at the
City of Columbus the day and year first above writ
tep. JAMES Il. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
RY JAS WILLIAMS Chief ClerE '-'~ :"
Assets April Isl, 1863 over $1.GGD0g92e
W. s. Gre veil, General Agent. No Atwater
Building Cleveland, Ohio.
W.F. Eaouiand, Resident Agent Jefferson, o.
to whom ali communications for agencies or ether ner
n14y ne addressed '-- ->-N~~ = - Tg;11
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11

s8'The Hoa. Y. IL s.paeIn, Via has the
bpminatiop for Congress in the 18th district, in
the place of Judge Spaulding, who declined
reorganization, is q native of the District, a
lawyer by profession and practice, and was fpr
several years the partner of the late Hon. c. p.
Wolcot, Attorney General of Ohio. Mr.. Upson.
represented Portage and summit counties in
the State Legislature, and has experience in
legislation, and business affairs. He is gen
tlenan Of talent, and character, and will make
an. able legislator and do justice to himself and
the district
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11


An old gentleman whose style WIS
germanized, was asked what he thought
of signs and omens
"Xell, ] don't dinks mooch of dem
,dings, und L dcn't peleeve eyerydings; !;
but dells You sometimes dere is some
.dings in sooch dings ash dpsh dings.
Now der oder night | sits und read my
newspaper, und mile frau she speak und
say
"Fritz, de dog isl hpxling!
"Vell don't dinks much af dem dings
und ] goes on und reads mine paper,
und mine frau she say:
"Fritz, der ish Something's pad ish hap
pea--ae dog ish bowling"
Und den | gets oop init mineself, und
looks out troo de wines on de porch, und
de moon wash shinin und mine leetle tog
shoomp right mp und down like every
-dings, und be park at de moon, dat vas
shiDin so pright as peyer vas. IND ash
I hauled mine he'd in de yinder, de Qid
Yoman she. says:
"Mind, Etitz, l dells you dere ish
some pad ding isb happen. De dog ISL
ho,cting F'
"Vell, goes to ped und sleeps, und
all night long ven [ wakes up in de morn
in, dere vas dat dog bowling outside, und
ven / dream hear dat howlin vorser ash
never. Und in de mornin l kits oop und
kits mine breakfast, und mine frou she
looks at me pnd say VERY solumn
"Fritz, dere ish Something's pad ish
happen. De dog wash howl all night
Und shoost den de newspaper comes
ju, md ] opens kim-und by shings vat
you dinks? DcsN uash u mq2 died an
IhiSats }y!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11

A ptsGlis41NG CAsE.-A poor widow
living in Shalersville, by the name of Dut-
ter, has a son fifteen years Of age, small
puny, white-faced boy. Sometime since
he went to Windham to live with an old
maid, named Harriet Pardee. Shortly
afterward this ancient maiden, somehow
or other was appointed the guardian of
the lad. The mother learning that her
boy was living with this woman in licen-
fious cohabitation, took steps to dissolve
the guardianship. The case came up in
the Probate Court on Tuesday morning.
whea this kedizzened maiden of any num-
her Of years over thirty, stated to the
Court that the boy of fifteen was her
hpsband-that they had been to Penn
sylvania and were married in that State,
the woman having certificate dated at
Sharon, Mercer Co., June 1s, 1868, and
signed by E. S. Budd, magistrate. The
crime with which these parties may be
charged, is fornieation, as the pretended
marriage of 2 male under tie age Of
eighteen is held in lazy to be no marriage
At all.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11
c. G. c AL K IN s,

-.
Real Estate and General business Agency.
Terms to ~ ret; for Real Estate transactions
Conveysneing al very accommodating rates
EeE Sa3e.-Hease and two acres Of Land, on Main
Stfeet, fine fruit, and good soil.
For Sale.-Good House and two good lots on Main
Street "
Farm For sals.-97 Acres. OF Plank Road, good
buildings and excellent SOIL
new barn. good SOIL with good running stream through
the land. - ff .
Farm wanted..An eligible place Of moderate
or two miles of the Village. 1855
c. G. CALKLNS', Real Estate and general Business
Agency
ESr Rs3s, niss s:s5e, wssH is9eaisd, on Main
For Sale, handsome House and lot, in East VII
lage Inquire Of c. G. eALKINs, Agent Ashtabula ..
For Sale, asubstantial House with large lot high
and dry, on Center Street, Ashtabula c. G. CAEK1Es.
Agent -.rs5rfl = =
For Sale, Sc acres of land mostly timbered has
good log house. and 10 cleared IL miles from the
plank road miles from town, $50 per acre $500 down
in town, taken each yeor on los ayJnents. C. o. CALI
KINs, Agent, Ashtabula, Ohio.
For Sale, Farm of $50 acres, rolling land, well
watered, with buildings for two homesteads This is
fpe, productive farm good for stock, grain fruif and
can be DIVIDED Il aesirsd though I'll ms Re sold toeeth
Farm for Sale, on the plank road. IS or 112 acres
good grain grass land yields forty or fifty tons Of hay
well waered and has good buildings and good Orchardi
ing and twelve acres excellent timber so per acre
Apply to c. c. Cslkins, Real Estate Agency. e.
House and lot, on Bank alley, one Of the best
locations in town for business man. Enquire at c. c.
Calkips, Resl Estate Agency. -
For Sale, two or three very desirable bouses and
lois in this village with four five Of Land
Inquire of c. g. CAIKt'S, Real Estate Agent
Partner 5Eaa<ed, in a weil estasHs4ied mapufac-
lurng business wholesome, respectable permanent and
profitable capital required, $500 10 IS D00 Enquire
vt U.G. Calkins Business Agency. 80
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-11
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the mnipg is 9f the symptoms Of
billions condition or disodered state Of the liver and
should not, for single day, be neglected It is but
the premonitory symptom Of train d evils and the
very seeds of disease Procure once Robacks Blood
Pills, administer them according the directions ae
companYing each box and the difficulty and danger OF
disease win at be removed. Hendry King whole
safe and retail sgents