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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

BRIGHAM YoUNG's PossEssIoNs.-A
Salt Lake journal describes the dishon-
est manner in which Brigham Young
possesses himself of large portions of the
public tracts Of land. Some of the best
land in the Cache Valley is known as
the Church Farm, and Brigham was
anxious to own it, although he had al
ready, by various devices, pre-empted
hundred times as much land as the law
allows. Accordingly, he caused tract
five nail.as long and four miles wide to be
fenced ia, and secured the service of four
I" brethren.v who respectively put up
shanties on four sections; in these they
resided the required time, when tie shan
ties were taken by four ether men to 9TH
er sections, DC They then conveyed
iheir titles to Brignam Yoarg and re-
ceived their wages.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

The democracy are doing their best
CHS year ia some Of 'she States to get
good fcothold, by abandoning their IN
fortunate war record as far as possible,
and going in with the Triggers" and put
ting up soldiers and loyal men as their
candidates. We certainly don't blame
them, but would encourage them in it.
The.progressiye step they are now taking
relative to negro suffrage, is one in which
they can beencouraged!with perfect safe
ty. For while we all know it is one of
necessity with them, it is one they can
not repudiate, after they are in. With
the ballot in the hands of the freedman
the democrats must use him we'll in order
to retain his vote. Once in therefore it
would be certain death to take the back.
ward step.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23
M. B. @. s.
OUR REASONS AND WE TRUST OUR Hy
" tiGeation for calling the public attenis,

OUR REASONS AND WE TRUST OUR nj
" tifeation for calling the public attento, u
MOTHER .BAILEY's QUIETING SYRUP
are furnished by the frequency and fatality Q, u
diseases ofinfancy and childhood. So alarming a
serious are the diseases that one child ia Tire, Ii
before the fifth year. These facts afford ronaus7l
argument for enforcing on mothers the imporss
of using a remedy. (which contains no MoThiH, 4
Poisonous Drug and never fails (when timely I'd
to effect cure. 1t greatly assists the child hr
the months Of teething. allays all pain, reduces
Aamation. eorreoss aeidity Of the Stomach and nsr
fails to regulate the bowels; makes sick and I'd
children strong and healthy, produces natural IL
for the child. thereby affording rest to the ngh.
For summer complaints. nysentery and DhnAAl
it has no equal. For Wind Collie Coayuaaa
Gripping, &C., it never fails to give immediate ri,
MOTHER BAILEY'S QUIETING SYRUP. "a
children. is an original medicine well establish
therefore use no other and you are safe. FG u,
by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
A. RICHARDS, New London Com
Agent for the United States. li-SS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

In one of his eccentric speeches
Senator Sprague said that nothing in the
world was more mean and cowardly than
million of dollars-except two millions
Asa Packer, the Democratic nominee for
Governor Of Pennsylvania, is worth
twenty millions
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

A strong point in Gen. Grants admin
istration is likely to be the adoption of
the fifteenth amendment, which he so
cordially commended in his inaugural
address. 1t is now almost certain to be
adopted, and the blessed democrats of
Maryland are. just waking up to the fact
that the negroes in that State will soon
have over forty thousand Votes, which if
cast as unit against them would give
the republicans thestate by'ten thousand
majority. Already one ofthe democrat
ic papers Of that State declares that the
danger is immense and cannet be exag-
gerated," and others have suddenly
changed their tone and begun the wooing
policy toward the prospective colored
voters. Good. Let 'em WOO
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

Here is what the Richmond Dispatch,
hitherto strongly democratic, says of
their recent election in Virginia We
do not believe there will ever be Dem
ocratic party in Virginia; or, if there
should be, it will be so altered in every
respect that it will resemble the old one
in name alone The revolution in the
theory Of our Government has taken
away the main pillar. of the old Democ-
xacy."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

One of the most signal Instances OF
democratic progress this year is their
nomination of Gen. Rosecrans for govern
or of Ohio. "Old Rosa" wrote strong
letter against the democrats and copper
heads in 1868, and was the General who
received that great democratic patriot,
Vallandingham, and sent him over the
lines among his friends in the Southern
.confederacy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

THE WRONG BABY.-A curious case
of mixing babies is reported in Roeh-
ester IN. y paper. In the almshouse
of that city few weeks ago, child was
left by its mother on her way to Canada,
in charge of a deaf and dumb nurse. A
lady and gentleman, wishing to adopt a
child, were told they could have it. A
woman coming to town on a visit, also
left her child for the day in the hands of
a friend at the almshouse, who gave it
over to the deaf mute for temporary safe
keeping. The lady and gentleman com
ing in just at the proper or improper
moment a week ago, took off the wrong
child, and now the lady and gentleman
cannot be discovered. 1t is indeed a
sad case.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

- Monogram window shades and cur
tains and white cashmere door mats are
affected by many of the cottage elite at
Newport.
= 1t has been practically proved that
wherever the sunfower is extensively
grown on low lands marsh fever is al
most unknown.
The. length of the Pacific railroad
is such that a courtship recently begun
in Ohio was consummated in marriage
before the two travellers reached the end
of their route.
Josh Billings says: "When a
man amt good for anything else, l like
tew see him carry gold-headed cane
If he can't buy cane, let him part his
hair in the middlew
An Irish lad complained the other
day of the harsh treatment he had re-
ceived from his father. "He treats me-"
said he, mournfully, Gas if l was his son
by another father and mother"
"A Cincinnati man who recently
visited Maine wrote home that it was no
credit to the people that they were tenn
perate, rs class. since their water was
so good and their whisky so poor.
= An English thief swallowed one
hundred thousand dollars worth of dia-
monds in Palermo. An emetic conceal
ed in glass of beer surprised him into
rendering them up.
There is a CHASTITY rumor from Mem
phis announcing that ball is to be held
in that city for the purpose of raising
funds to secure the reprieve of two per-
sons now under sentence of death for
murder.
A West Point correspondent says
/" A cadet confidently informs US that
none of us think anything of being en-
gagged to four or FIVE girls at the same
time. That's the fun, you know The
wretch p
A woman being enjoined to try the
effects of kindness upon her husband,
and being told that it would heap Goals
Of fire on his head, replied that she had
:" tried boiling water, and it didn't do a
bit of good"
Some of the truck horses in New
York city work under tents. That is
an awning that extends the whole length
of the horse is affixed, with iron STAN
chions, to the harness, thus forming
very efectual shade.
= All the domestic bees near Louis
vile have disappeared, leaving their
hives full of honey. The cause of this
extraordinary exodus is a mystery. In
circuit of twenty-five miles all the
hives were deserted about the same time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23
3secovs 8eees 0'"ss,
BELLOWS FALLS, JULY 90, 1869,

The Columbus co. Journal thinks
that if the democrats can vote for Rose
Grams this year they may be Sple to vote
next wear for Phil. Sheridan or Ben
Wade.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23
WHAT BRIGHAM YOUNG SAYS HE

IL
WILL NOT Do.-Salt Lake correspondence
of the Chicago Tribune gives an account
of an interview between Senator Trum-
bull and Brigham Young, in relation to
affairs in the Territory of Utah. The
railway and other improvements were
the subject of nearly an hours CONVEX
sation between Brigham, Senator Trum-
bull, Governor Oglesby and Others. The
account of the interview says:
GAS Judge Trumbull was bidding
adieu to Mr.. Young, the latter remarked
that, on returning to Congress, he might
hear of some persons being put out of
the Territory, and, if done, he might be
sure it would be for just and good rea-
sons. If such Federal officials should be
sent here as sometimes have come, they
would be quietly and orderly put out of
Utah, for good cause.
Judge Trumbull-Befnre you take
any step of that kind, allow me to re-
quest you to make known your grievan-
ces to President Grant. He is a Just
man, intending to do justice to all, but
he will not permit violation of law to
go UNPUBLISHED. 1t will not be safe to
modest public officers in the discharge of
their duties.
Brigham Young-What more will he
do for us than johnson did? General
Grant has removed the only officer here
who was a Mormon, and for no reason
f save that he was Mormon. The Unit
ed States Judges who were here some
time ago acted badly. l told them what
, | thought of them, and they left.
, Judge Trumbull-You will promise
: obedience TO the Constitution and the
] laws of the Union?
r Brigham Young-Adherence to the
v Union, certainly. One enactment OF
e Congress, however, we shall not obey
+ that is the one forbidding polygamy. 1t
0 is not right to interfere in that matter
e 1t is much better for man to have sew
{ eral wives to support, honor and cherish
: them, than it is for q man to deceive
/. one, and cast off disown and refuse to
/. support her.
e Judge Trumbull-That is matter
r about which we must differ. We think
v the National Government and the States
e can rightfully pass laws against bigamy
and justly punish the offence. All the
$ States make plurality of wives Grim
: inal offence.
Brigham Young all the States
have laws on the subject, and Utah, when
: State, will have an equal right to make
: laws projecting polygamy. Until we
! came here the subject of polygamy was
S not preached. 1t was not until we had
# a revelation on The subject. We think
n we ought not to be interfered with in this
It matter, as it is nobody's business but our
If own. We have about 10000 people,
Is Congress thinks we are unable to take
d care of ourselves as State. When we
n number 100000, as we soon shall, think
y we will be admitted into the Union.
L Judge Trumbull concluded the dia.
= logue, remarking that the law at all
;. events must be obeyed and upheld; that
1t the Chicago party were here on com.
mercial and not political Grand"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

The democrats of Rutland county have
nominated a republican as their candi'
date for Senator. All right, only keep
the improved and progressive spirit NOV
lug. If the democrats have so far pro-
gressed that they can vote for negroes in
the Southern States, they can hardly do
better than TO vote for white republic
can in Vermont.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

The attention of our readers is direct
ed to the advertisement of Goes Dyspep-
STA Cure, in another part of this paper.
This truly Valuable Medicine is recon-
mended by all who use it. Read the
certificates. AZ
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23
L'ELITE PANIER SKIRT

EN0R the present mode of dress. the LElite Pins]
IL Skirt is unequalIed. Fitted with set q sErli
securely attached to a rigid waistbandi TIE Y
combined and calculated to support the nav y
dress with case and comfort to the wearer. Il = "a
ranted to give and maintain the style and eHet N
~ averv wolf drassed iady
Miss r. G. DISSM0RE & Co., sole agsHs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

john o'Connell, stage carpenter
at the Bowery Theatre, New York, on a
wager, ran one mile under seven minutes
on Friday and died soon after. The
same distance had been ,caiked in seven
minutes by professional pedestrian
few minutes previously.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23
WARMERS SUN
REVOLVING HORSE RAM

IS NOT a HUMBUU -
THE ABOVE RAKE works on the sadl ;sEs s-l,s )
i Of the common wood horse axe, inc a.o- ride
this is attached to wheels and the opesi ~ az =
an easy position, and it can be woIkea nj srs
twelve years old, or an aged man. It's
resented or no sale. .hs sutstr,ss
re- Before you buy please cali upon =, an 90
and see if you cannot do better thah ." *
place. prcuARIS1N'
Westminster. June7 1863.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

COOP ADvTCE.-Let our possessions
be what they Imaginable palaces,
broad lands, magnificent plate, or cas-
kets of "precious stones they all sink
in the balance against Heavens great
boon, Health, and they cannot be enjoy
ed without it. And yet how little it is
valued, and how carelessly preserved
The laws of nature cannot be violated
with impunity. Night revelry, luxuri-
Gus living, irregularity of meals, aud a
disordered appetite, will gradually de-
stroy the power and activity of the
stomach. How many ladies and gentle
men eat and drink disease at late suppers,
and arise in the morning with headache,
loss of appetite, feeling languid and I'M
refreshed. There can be no medical
remedy that will turn lead into food, or
poisoned drinks into nutriment, but med.
ical science can assist nature, supply ex.
hausted fluids, and to great extent cor
rect the effects of disease In all cases
such as the above, we recommend Plan.
tation Bitters. You will find them just
the thing-at the same time most deli.
cious tonic and appetizer
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. AZ
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23
= A Frenchman, Monsieur Blum, has

A Frenchman, Monsieur Blum, has
adapted to his velocipedea pair of sails,
and in fair wind skins along like n
terrestrial nautilus, at rate exceeding
the greatest speed hitherto attained with
the ordinary vehicle propelled by the
feet.
Are housekeepers aware that foul
air enough to seriously faint whole
house rises from the drains of stationary
wash-stands left open over night? The
lecturer of franklin Institute, Philade'-
phia, censured this carelessness of leav-
ing sink and basin drains open in strong
language.
- There is q Chinese murder trial in
Idaho Territory, in which the oath is adj
ministered to the Celestial witnesses by
cutting off the head of chicken, break
ing saucer and burning piece of yell
low paper. In long lawsuit the bill
for fowls is quite an item.
- The New Bedford Standard learns
that a boy recently died in the south part
of that city from the effect of too close
application to study, to qualify himself
for promotion at the beginning of the
next school year. The children need
less teaching and more education.
A Connecticut paper says that min
lister of the gospel in a neighboring stat'
has been detected in deliberately swind
ling Hartford insurance company tt
the amount of about two thousand dol
lars, and only through the leniency o
the company does he escape the peniten
tiary.
"A strip of land thirty by two hun
dred feet, and covered with trees, is grad
ually sinking from the surface Of thu
earth, one mile south of Fort Wayne
Ind. The supposed cause is asserted tt
be an underground lake or river wear
ing the earth away. 1t creates mucf
interest among the citizens.
- In the central, western and north
ern parts of New York State the appl'
trees are literally loaded with fruit. S
great crop has not been known for
number of years. The peach trees il
New Jersey are loaded, and in Delewar
the limbs are unable to bear the burden
of the fruit which is upon them, and ar
breaking down.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23
" 1T WORKS LIKE A CHARM

This is the Best Family Remedy, to cure al n 4
Of Pain, you ever tried.
1t Is clean. safe and delicious TO use and i ymEi
it faithfully, 1T WILL DO YOU GOOD
Directions on each bottle. Buy it Of the DTss
or Merchant where YOU trade. Ii they have ut i
il on hand they will send for it, at your requet
sell you the GENUINE RENNE'S PAlNkl4I
ING OIL at the manufacturers lowest priee &i1
tail VIM. RENNR.
Sole Proprietor and Manufacture,
Pittskeh Vas
Sold in Bellows Falls. Wholesale. BY Johng'
Babbitt, Retail by o. F. Woods ROCKINGHAM I |
B. Diyoll; Saxtpns River, by Z. G, Butterhed ~
ney. Baker K Hewett. a7SS-E
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23
WHICH is THE BEST WRryorn

We say the NOVELTY" beeaus. 4. ~,
TENT FLANGE Co6-WHEELS on I'M tae Pa
the Rolls. 'Olu end, Il
The cogs on one end of a ron are Sc, ,.,..,
tween those on the other end Of the ,,ey b.
ally forming a W. Yril-
DOUBLE GEAR
and thereby nearly doubling the pV,cbs.,
(The importance of setting gears in M. -.
is not generally understood.l -A Pessn9n
The Patent Flange Cog-whesls whom nal =,
ends Of the Wringer in eonnestion NM m % ooh
Pressure Screw allow the roll Ia ssns,ol ea 9as
end. as one end or the other viii alEsys ~ y esr
III pressure screw was used at both ends M
not be the case, because one end of roI va
no control over the other end. But Win orS aaI'
sure screw in the MIDDLE. the pressure 4 eon.E,
for II one end Is forced up the other end n Ias
forced down. The Cog wheels cannot he thye ~,
of gear on both ends of the Wringer al H. ~
time, unless the pressure is token off e4
The NOV ELTY is fastened to n tpb Nv -
Patent Curved Clamp, which has an ao,,l ~ u
on tub the WHOLE LENGTH OF THE WPfVs
Err. Other Wrngers are merely fastened 20 ~ Ivy
at each end, and are thus liable To wrench ~ -
from their proper position and ruin tho tub ''''
The Cog Wheels, Thumb screws. nj aro nj.
galvanized. 49, 4ie Hic
Buy the NOVELTY" or at least tako !, On ..
with any or al others. and keep the BEST - W.,
Rural Reie- Yorker. ''0''
Sold everywhere.
N. b. PHELPS & CO., Gry. ka7,
H-30 u Cortlandt St., N Y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

TOR BLACK WORMS, AND PM PM =
II ON THE FACE. use PERRY's GOVT I, Pc
PIMPLE REMEDY, prepared only by Dr. p
trade supplied " Wholesale Druggists:
ITO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, Ndr
i LES and Tan from the face. use Fh lI;sis. Pr
AND FREcELE LOTION. Sold by all dIuss1a
pared only by DIR. Il. G. Perry.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23
A YER'S SARSAPARlLLA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

The reputation this excellent medicine e9l.s
derived from its cures, many OF when aie III 9H.s
yellous. lnyeterate cases OF Scroinious -
where the system seemed saturated with eeffagss.
have been purified and cured by it, ScroiplolIsa-
tons and disorders which were aggravated q w
ulous contamination until they were pslnlun9 ~,
ing, have been radically cured in such .t,ss M
in almost every section of the country lhat Wy ~
lie scarcely need to be informed ofitsyr9es
Scrofulouspoiso is one of the most dtst.. ,sjt
enemies OF oar race. Often, this unseen ~. .;tsos
tenant of the organism undermlnes the w T.sa,s
and invites the attack of enfeebling or la' is,n
without exciting a suspicion of its presence ~ M
1t seems to breed infection throughout tng jST5p
then, on some favorable occasion, rapgll IN b.
into one or other of its hideous forms, ,nbsTs
surface among the vitals. In the latter NOAH :,
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs ~ rpssres
tumors formed in the liver or il shows " p ~ gas
by eruptions on the skin. or foul uleera,lo " "
part OF the body. Hence the occasional W ~ u
tie of this Sarsaparila is advisable, ever a,is
active symptoms of disease appear ~, Ssrs imHe
with the following complaints generalB nH .s Il Iii
date relief and at length cnre BY rs H. Ross
Erysipeas, letter. Salt Rheum Scald Head AN Ss
worm, Sore Eyes Sore Ears, and other cru moi
visible forms Of Scrofulous disease Also nsar D
concealed forms as Dyspepsia p pro- re various
cerous affections Of the muscular and nervous =
TENS. - a
Female Diseases are commonly soon r;,1s;eor,t
ultimately cured by its purifying an nso are 5uni
effect, Minute directions for eacn ppibenmatisn 50
our Almanac, supplied gratis oe ,extrsns.
Cont, when caused by aecumglatiohs, "a as also. Lii
matters in the blood yield quickly 10 " N amrai
Of the Liver. and Jaundiec when aa ISL RRiood ID
ten do, from the ranking poisons IN w strs
SARSAPARIILA is a great restorel ~ ore LanFa
and yigor of the system. Those NnO md trogss
and Listless. Despondent. Sleepless, anu apTSi
with Nervous Apprehensions or Fears II md inu'
affections symptomatic Of Weakness, WI " r. resdl
date relief and convincing evidence Vi
tive power upon trial.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-23

PREPARED By
DIR. j. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, M''
Practical and 4nalyical CheH''' .,,v,
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EVEN " agr7f
AT Bellows Falls. by JOHNSON 4 BADD'
ana DR. =. E. VIZ 9l-s3-e'd's
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25
The Georgetown Mail.

..o c GEORGETOWN, g. c., August %.
TO THE EDITOR OF THg CHARLESTON NEWS.
wish to know.through your valuable paper,
IL the mail agent. who Ieft Charleston on tine
Northeast ern Railroad op last Saturday morn
ing's tram, was sick or asleep when he pass ed
Kingsiree. or why It was ho dId not put of the
Georgetown mail. The carrier was waiting for
it. This leaves us here without mail from
Friday till Wednesday momrng. The mail bag
was seen on tho train. Such agents know little.
and It seems care less the loss or disappoint-
ment it may be to some Of our business men
here. besides your many subscribers feel lost
when The News is odt OF time. .B..jsJ
L. ~ .ysri SOS 80! 49, A SUBSCRIBER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25

:, RELICS OF COLONIAL TmEs. THE Augusta
Chronicle Gays !: -"we aero shown, yesterday,
by james" McAndrew, Esq, three rare old
coins, which were found by laborer whilst
working In the excavation and building the
tidal drains in Charleston. s. c., IL 1885, The
said coins were found in 3 monument erected
at the corner of Broad ad Meeting streets.
near st. Miobael's Church, n honor cf William
Pitt, Prime Minister or Eneland, in the reign
OF Georso, tne Third. d These coins, although
immured for upward OF q century in che
atone OF said monument. 40 IN a enc state OF
preservation. One gold British coin, about
the size OF an American dollar, has on it the
image and stamp OF George the Third. On
thereyerse s,dels' the crown. harp, thstle and
rose-date 1762. The iw6othcrs are copper
ooins-a oeht and half cent. having the image
ofthe first George of England; on tho reverse
side is the picture OF rose witch the initials
Rosa americana usRe, du,cer date 1722.
These copper ooins arc ai.o we'll preserved,
and worthy the inspections OF autiquselans."