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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-14
WONDERFUL CURE
DIR. URANN OF BOSTON,

DIR. URANN OF BOSTON,
Who has made so many Wonderful Cures ofs
supposed incurable. in almost every county il
mont for the past twelve years. will make hi
visit to Bellows Falls. the 18th and 18th Of I
month. Every invalid should see him as biz 4
are truly wonderful. CONSULTATION FRE4
Read the following remarkable cure made
neighboring town
LUDLOW W.. Jan. T. i
This will certify that was treated by Dr., "a
of Boston, one year ago this month for whist ID
clans called softening Of the brain. was il =
state that / was unable 70 attend to any WcfE
sit day after day in perfect stupor unc0nscs4
all going on around me, | was gradually failing
my friends and attendants despaired Of my Ees
any better, when DR.. URANN was called. Hers
me at night and the next day was able to 50 Z
the house. and in less than a week was able z
light work and continued to gain and am nos
well. MARY FULLa
LUDLOW Hes
The above named girl. Mary Fuller, was dom
bic work for me prior 10 and at the time Of hers
ness. and for nearly or quite q week was per'
unconscious. ! had taken no interest in heI
supposing the doctors sthere had been two or
caliedJwere doing all that could be done; but 81
stage of the case was told that she could not hF
morning, went to the room and was conyine
the danger, My faith in travelling doctors was !
out seeing NE last ebbing away, ana tnat me .
ment she was then receiving was doing her no
and that some other means mus be resorted e
hat immediately. / suggested that she Shouts
Dr. URANNs method or treatment. with very
ialth that ne or any one else could help ner, 3
ing that she was 10 far gone = but was suFN
y the change. and must say l never saw suea I
II seemed as If done by magic; the next DAY
was around the house looking cheerful ana So
menced light work. | am satisfied that be say
life. l.. DAMLL
10 Proprietor Of Ludlow Hous'
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windsor County Convention.

The Republicans of Windsor County are requested
to meet in Convention. at the Town Hall, IN Wood
stock on Thursday, the 10th day OF June, 1872, at
IL O'clock A. NJ. to put in nomination such persons
as they would elect TO the respective County offices
g. Al. tars Of two
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-14
CKIN DISEASES.

PERRY'S IMPROVED C0MED0NE AMI
PIE REMEDY The Skin Medicine Of H.
Is warranted TO cure Flesh Worms, Pimble
tons and Blotched designations Of the iaee
by all Druggists. Depot ~ Bond street, New
For Moth, Patches and Freckle,
AND TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AND PI
LIE L0TI0N.-Ihe we'll known reliable and
less remedy for Brown Discol0rati0ns OF IA
Prepared only by d.. b. G. PERRY. Derma,
40 Bond street, New York. Sold by Druggi.
rywhere. spns
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-14
Potash =

TUE OLD FASHIONED GENUINE POTASH
= suitable tor making Soap, For Sale By
IL ARMS 4 WILSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-14

1t is suggested that the towns choose substitutes
well as Delegates so that they may not be unrep
KITTREDGE HASKINS.
Secretary Republican State Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-26

- Ell p
The stories of the Ku- Klux Outrage UPON a
colored disciple Of Greeley in North Carolina
urns out to be hoax. and the story of the
whipping of Cross, the Greeley marshal, was
pure fabrication for political effect. ~.
Intelligence 10 received from Msxico Of the
dettl OF President Juarez, which occurred on
Thursday of last week. The eaqse was apo
plexy. Pc will be succeeded in the presi-
dency by Lerdo de Tejada, now chief justice
OF the supreme court.
Ralph Waldo Emerson's house at Concord
was destroyed by fire At an early hour Wed
nesday morning. Mr.. Emerson, with the as
si'tance OF friends and neighbors, succeeded
IN saving the most valuable furniture and his
valuable library. ~
Richard Beardsley has been sppointed
Consul General at Alexandra, Eaype. in
place Of Geo H. Butler, removep. Geo. Z.
Dabney Of Massachusetts was appointed Con-
sui at Faval.
Gov. Noyes of Ohio has accepted the in
vitation of the Republican Comnittes Of
Maine to pa cipate in the canvass In that
state. He will speak from the 7th - the
lltn cf August. anf
The New Hampshire Board Of Agriculsare
are enjoying splendid excursion to Gomez
lieut. Lake. 79 gab arfs
England is about to abolish all postal sub
sldies. 80 M ass
The excitement caused by the riosous acts
of the striking mill workmen in Williams
port. Pa. ia about over. although the military
is still out a
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Telegraph News in General.

| Philadelphia, Pa, %. The French band
was received to-day, ty a procession OF
French and several Irish Societies. They
partake of a banqnet this evening after a
concert. And tomorrow they will visit fair
| mont where they will be entertained.
Toronto, Ont, %. Mr.. johnson, a men,
Der OF parliament for Belfast, and Deputy
Grand Master of the Orangemen in Ireland
arrived last night. This morning an immense
procession numbering 1000 Orangemen ac-
companed him through the city to the park
where addresses were presented and speeches
made. He will be entertained at a public
dinner this evening.
Saratoga, N. Y, 25. In the Barnard case,
Adrian Iloiser, furniture dealer with Mar
colt & Co., sworc that chairs, bearing the
monogram &. G. Is. upon them were sold to
and paid for by the Erie Railroad Co. There
were II of them costing $50 dollars each.
Detroit, %. There was no session of the
Board to-day. The members have all gone
on an excursion to- day.
Boston, 20. Charles Randall, a brakeman
| on the Boston & Maine Railroad was run over
by fIeight train near Andover this P NJ,
and died on the cars going to Boston. He
was 35 years of age, and leaves a wife and
family at South Berwick.
Cincinnati, O., 20. The republican nomi-
nations for Congress are as follows Third
district, John Q. Smith, sixth district, Isaac
X. Shirwood, thirteenth district, Il. Ii. Nash.
Carlo, ILL.,, %. The republicans of the
eighteenth district nominated Isaac Clements,
of jackson county, for Congress.
philadelphia, %. p. NJ. The extensive
saw and planning mills of Wahatfy & Yokey.
situated in West Philadelphia were burned.
Loss $1,000 to $1,000. Insurance, $1,000.
Loss on buildings, SIS 200, partly insured.
Fert Monroe, IS. The Prussian covettes
Veneta and GaZelle, have sailed for Halifax,
but will return in September to dock at Nor
! falk.
Albany. n. Y, %. The wife of Harvey
Wyman died to-day from the effects of sup.
posed beating by her husband. She was &C
years of age.
New York, %. DR.. Simeon p. Taft, o.
Newark, was arrested to-day on the charge O
abortion upon Mrs. Elizabeth Hendershal, o
Halkettstown, resulting in her death.
| Chicago, 81. The st. Paul dispatches says
that dispatches were received last night by
Gov. Austin from Brainard, Mimi, stating
that the town was filed with Chippewa In
dams. who were threatening trouble. They
were ordered to leave, but refused, and the
Governor called upon the troops. The com
panies of the LIST regiment were ordered &c
leave on special train this A. NJ, and will
be Joined on the route by the other compa
MES. The trouble was caused by the hanging
| by mob of two mnrderers of Miss Nc
Arthur.
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How the Colcred Men Look at it.

The North Carolina correspondent of the
New York Times relates the following:
Just now, when one who has been known
for generation as the most radical of radi-
Gals is the Presidential candidate, it might be
supposed that the vision Of the negro would
be dimmed, and that he would be unable to
clearly see his duty. Such, however, is not
the case, and ! can in no way illustrate this
truth better than by relating an incident OF
the democratic meeting here the other night,
of which l happened to be an eyewitness.
just hey ond the hearing of the voice of Doc
little, who was garbling and perverting Bout
wells speech in way that would have dis
graced pot-house politician, was a group of
several negroes. PRESENTLY Greeleyite
came along, and with good deal of the old
plantation dictatorial manner sought to have
these negroes attend the meeting and listen
to the democratic arguments. None OF the
blacks paid any attention to him, where
upon he opened upon them with fierce iifaae
to the effect that they would listen only 10
one side, and were more slaves than they ever
were. To this one of the group, tan jet
black man, who was evidently pure African
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Great Excitement in Pope County
Arkansas.

Little Rock, AK, 25. The Dardanela
Transcript OF Thursday, refer ing to the Pope
County trouble, says that the Circuit Court,
Judge May presiding, commenced Monday,
and TANKS OF Bluffiot, was appointed Deputy
She riff pro tenn. Twenty four of the posse
charg, with the murder of prisoners were
IN attendance. Deputy Sheriff Williams,
the ring leader of the criminals, was selected
as chief of the guard to keep the prisoners.
Among the guard were four relatives of the
defendants. The Transcript says, also, that
the reason why May postponed holding Court
last week is now evident to all, as the prison
ers, although disbarided as military by Gov.
Hadley have since all teen wen armed with
the most improved muskets. The ring lead
er, Dodson, Sheriff Kickoff, School Superin-
tendrnt, and Williams, Deputy Sheriff claim
that they have the right to so on the bond Of
the prisoners, and that they had private
understanding with Judge May, allowing
ii EN- to run at large. sense OF insecurity
prevails in consequence of most of the best
citizens of Pope County having left the
county. The friends of the murdered men
will not appear to testify Yesterday, after
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New York, %. The headquarters Of the
national democratic committee at the Sping e
House were opened for business this MOI n
ing. usE
Parties 10 a position 10 know the truth Of
the report that a suit will be brought against
Danirl Drew ly the Erie Company, pro-
aounce the story entirely Without tounda-
ton.
Stokes to-day said that his counsel would
apply for bail Monday, but no notice OF the
intended application has been sent 10 the
uilee OF the district attorney.
An application for the release of John T.
Redmond and Thomas and Patrick Hart was
made to-day before Judge Pratt, on the
ground that the carriers commitment did not
say they were material Witnesses. The case
is no. concluded.
Commissioner Van Mort has ordered foun
tans for the use of man and beast to be placed
on ali the leading avenues.
Jeremiah Dugan while drunk last night,
threw bis wife down stairs head forem st.
She was so badly injured that she cannot re-
cover
The latest estimates of the loss on the city
buildings burned in Jersey City are $500.
900.
A fEe occurred in brass factory at Hun
ter's Point this morning. Loss $4,000; in-
sured.
Blanton Duncan, NJ. NJ. Pomeroy and 9TH
ers, leaders of the straight out democratic
movement, held G private conference to- day,
TO institute an organization throughout the
United States. They report responses from
all quarters.
The excise board has resolved to enforce
the excise law, and has given orders to have
all who sell liquors on Sunday reported tor
prosecution.
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the publication Of the above, the Court issued
an order for the arrest Of Capt. Barry, charg-
ing him with contempt Of court In publishing
Z he above article. He was ordered to report
al Russellville, in the adjoining county, at
the regular term of court next week. The
parties at Dardanella says that Barry shall
oot report as ordered, fears being entertained
that he will be killed. Warrants have also
eeen issued for the arrest Of forty citizens Of
Dardanella charged with an attempt to assas-
sinate Deputy Sheriff Williams, and with
treason against the State. The most intense
excitement prevails.
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The Tenacity OF Truth - When a nation
as clear headed as the Americans once be-
come convinced, from long experience and
observation, that an article possesses superior
excellence as medicine, not all the pre-
posterous clamor of all the worthless nostrum
vendors in the universe can shake their belief
in its Efficiency. Truth is very tenacious
thing, these worthless are beginning to DIS
cover. PLANTATION BITrERs has too firm a
hold upon the popular esteem to be in the
slightest degree effected by the cold water
dlatribes which the advertisers of fermented
Stops, without particle Of alcohol" are so
fonu of launching against alcoholic prepara-
lions. The public knows very well thar this
peerless renovant and tonic does contain
spirits, but it also knows that they are of the
purest and most Wholesome description, viz.
fine old st. Croix, the most active and ben
icial diffuser Of its remedial and invigor-
ating properties throughout the system winch
could possibly be adopted.
-. q 1
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FROM WASHINGTON,


Washington, %. Rear Admiral Joseph
Lanman, lately commanding the Soutl, Amer
ican fleet, has been placed on the retire,
list by reason Of long and faithful service
His retirement promotes Commodore Alex
ander Pennock, now commanding at Ports
mouth navy yard, to rear admiral. Captain
X. II. Wyman in charge of the hydrogra phic
office here, is to be commodore. There viii
be no promotion TO fill the vacancy caused
by Wyman's promotion, which reduces thu
list OF captains 10 fifty. the number required
by law.
The contracts under bids for furnishing
naval supplies will be awarded the latter par,
OF next week. The supplies to be furnished
are very large, embracing all kinds of ma
terials used in the construction of ships at the
navy yard, the cost of which will be about
s4oo. 600 for the present fiscal year. 1t i,
probable that as soon as the contracts arr
awarded work at the navy yards will become
mure active.
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swe dosen's hncw daSssnly ~ "
ioes know That we can't Be tied % md ahip-
PED any more, dat our wives and children
;ant DC sold away from rs, and de- Publican
party done sft as all dat and wess Ruine to
vote de Publican ticket. The oreeleyite
aereupon changed his tactics, and wanted 10
know what better Republiesn they wanted
nan Greeley, and launched Into al impas-
ION eulogy Of Greeley - the frss arm friend
the colored race, the original adveeate of
maneipasion and negro suffrage. To al this
ne African only said Dat may oil h. sah.
w neooer learn nufnn about Il, but dax nust
" sometnin' wrong Wild Mr.. Greeley nov, or
iou uns wouldn't be for him. THia simnle
rejoinder was unsnswerable, and the di.con-
:erted Greeleyite strobe away With an 10.
Setic but somewhat profaue remark
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Geneva, %. The Alabama Tribunal re-
assembled at half past IL this P. NJ, and af-
ter session Of four hours adjourned to Mon
day. Rigid secrecy relative to the proceed
ings was strictly maintained. Nothing of i'm
portance was ascertained.
Paris, %. The striking coal miners at
Devdin made an attack to-day upon detach
nent of troops, and the latter were compell-
ed to fire upon the assailants, killing one and
sounding several. Forty Of the attacking
'iiiners were arrested. The government au.
thorities have seized quantity OF arms near
the Spanish frontier. The Duke de Guize,
only Child of the Duke de Aumalla, died TO-
lay OF scarlet fever. His age was Is years.
Special to n. Y. Herald.
jus. Gordon Bennett, Esq. Dear Sir IL
beg leave to transmit to you the following
lnportant and most highly interesting special
communication received in this city from Dr..
Livingston by Mr.. Stanley mail from Africa,
onYey ing tbs thanks of the explorer 10 the
-dtor of the New York Herald, tor the sue
essful organization of the American search
expedition, which has placed the long lost
raveller again in communication with civil
cation.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) GEO. w. HAsMER,
Agent n. Y. Herald, London.
Livingston's letter of thanks.
UjUi on the Tauganyika, East Africa, Nov.
1871. Jas. Gordon Bennett, Jr., Esq. My
Dear Sir 1t is in general somewhat diff
cult to write to one we have never seen; it
feels so much like addressing an abstract
idea. but the presence of your representative
Mr.. H.. IL. Stanley, in this distant region,
takes away the strangeness 1 should other
wise have felt, and in writing to thank you
for the extreme kindness that prompted you
to send him, l feel quite at home. If ex-
plain the forlorn condition in which he found
me you will easily perceive that l have good
reasos 10 use very strong expressions OF
gratitude. came to CjIji ON "a tramp OF be-
tween 400 and 500 miles, beneath o blazing
vertical, burning sun, having been baf1ed
married, defeated, and forced to return when
almost in sight of the end of the geographical
part of my mission BY number of half caste
Moslem slaves, sent to me from Zanzibar in
stead of men. l. he sore heart made still
sorer by woeful Sights l had seen of mans
nhumanity to man reached and told on the
bodily frame and depressed it beyond meas
ure. thought was ying on my feet. 1t
is not too much to say that almost every step
OF the weary, sultry way, was in pain, and l
reached Uni, mere ruckle of bones.
Owing to the late arrival of the despatch
We are unable to publish the remainder this
morning.
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Intelligence from Havana.

Havana, %. Arrived, steamer Crescent
City from New York.
Gen. Rgnelme telegraphs report of an
engagement with - OF the remaining meui-
beers of the Fannie expedition, in which ten
OF the ilibusters were killed and four recap
tured, who were subsequently, executed. The
dive who escaped are likely to die OF hunger.
Importations of Cinnamon continue. Two
vessels arrived last week.
Captain Allan has captured Augustin
Aguro the revoutionist postmaster.
General Zabalza returns to Spain on the
30th.
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bunting, impartine an air of comfort and
be MY TO the always cosy and inviting re-
trea. The tables within were loaded with
deicacics and Injuries to suit the palate Of
the daintest epicure, and presented a sight
that would put Delmonico or Copeland to
their trumps to 'outrival. Notwithstanding
old Dame Nature had her street sprinkler in
vigorous operation all the afternoon, quite a
large number of Mr.. Chambers friends paid
their respect, to him and offered their con-
CALCULATIONS for his past success, and good
wishes for his future happiness"
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New. York Proauceaiarkcr.

New YORK, July 25.
COTTON sales COZ bales. mid. uplands r.
FLOUR-S75J; state s log 1925; round hoop ON
WHEAT 6j000 blu; No. : spring l46aI Al; ney
do winter red and amber western 16g61G4
CORS-SoOO0 new mixed western s. a60;
OATS-sales s7o0o western43R43k
POkk- ne" mesa, IL 5UslS.sj Old.
prime, 1915
LARD SO 9& steam: kettle, Q
bCTTEk-M, st'n, Ii o20 state, % 1925.
WH!SkEf !; Western Free 9k
RICE-Ca ina 81, 40.
COFFEE-l5S elsA
SUGAk-Porto kico, a :MuscoVado, ss69k
MOLASSES-N. .. aaS3
SP'rS TURPENTINE-a55
ROSIN- GS20
PETkOLEUM-crude,l 2h al2k refined, %
TALLOW- sA9 94
FkEiuHrs TO LIVERPOOL Cotton, LA
Nd, Hour %, Cd, wheat cid
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Daily Kennebec Journal.
GARDINER.

f GARDINER 20.
Quite large crowd was present at the flag
raising of the liberal republicans. This even.
ing at half-past seven, they threw to the
breeze an American flag with the names OF
Greeley and Brown, and the motto sHonesty
and Ability, and one Term" "The Pen is
mightier than the Sword" The flag was
greeted with cheers as it was flung to tn,
breeze with the inspiring notes of "Star
Spangled Banner" the 'Imperial Quickstep,'
&c. No speeches were made, cheers were
called for the next President, which were
heartily given. The attendance was quite
large. On Wednesda. a Greeley and Brown
flag was put out in Pitston, and one in Farm
inFdale, by the same party, to-day.
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The fall term Of the Dirigo Business Col.
iege, located in this city. begins on the I'd
of September next. This college is now one
of The established institutions Of the city, and
affords all the means for practical business
education that are offered by similar insti-
tuiions in the large cities. Special attention
is given to Book keeping, Arithmetic, Eng
fish Grammar, Reading, Spelling, Geogra-
ply and Penmanship, while those who desire
can have instruction in the higher mathemat-
les and in the natural sciences. Prof D. NJ.
Watt continues the successful and accom-
plished Principal.
On the 22i inst, Grand Master Cargll of
this city, constituted Carrabss:ett Lodge, No.
l6l, F. & A. NJ. st Canaan, with the follow
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PORTLAND.

portland, %. Steamer New York arrived
to-day, bringing passengers of the New Eng
land, together with her furniture. The cap
tain reports the New England lying on tn,
rocks tipped towards land, with hole in he,
bottom but not broken up. Her boiler ard
engine are in her, and an attempt will b.
made to get her Off
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kennehec Valley Campaigning.

This meeting commenced last evening,
This year ii is n National Camp meeting"
Some of your readers are probably aware
that there is National Camp meeting AS
ISOLATION, formed by the friends and advo-
Gates of Christian Holiness, as believed and
taught by the NJ. +. Church. Yet it is no
part OF the duty of a reporter to advocate any
particular doctrine or creed held by the party
or sect whose doings and say ngs he reports.
! need only say that this doctrine has been
held and advocated by that branch of the
church called Methodist, from the commence
ment Of the great revival OF Christianity I'M
der Mr.. John Wesley and his co-agitators, For
the special object of preaching and laboring
for the spread Of Holiness, the above named
Association was formed. They have held
thirteen camp-meetings for the special spread
of Holiness since they commenced their eff
forts. The first was held at Vineland, N. j.,
four years since. Two before this have al
ready been held this year.
This association has committee of min.
lister, who take special charge of these revival
movement, numbering some ten or twelve of
which committee Rev. John S. Inskip is
President; Rev. VIM. Mcdonald, Vice Pres
dent and Rev. Mr.. Hews of New Jersey is
Secretary. or this grove for camPmeetink
purposes or of its conveniences aud improy-
ments | need not speak as you gave so full
an account thereof in your paper last week.
Suffice i, to say it is one of the most beauti.
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Boston y ater fQwee. %; Adams En- Co.. g..
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., ssk: American MercSsnts "a
@; u =. II. Co., ssk n. J: Central 4 Hudso,
Elver, VIZ DO. scrip. s1A; Erie, IS; DO. MD. n
Harlem, uo; do. pfd l3o Reading, .MicD
Central, neg; Lake shore and Michigan souiher,
Mk Illinois Central lS2; Cleveland ptrfshn-a
slh Chicago 4 North Western, -75< do pfi Sins
Chicago 4 Rock island, MY; Nil. St Paul az !:
do. ptd. 1919 Toledo, Wabash & western, SsE
do. pfd a.; Pittsburg Fort Wayne, So y Teri
Hante 80; do. pfd a; Alton, us do, pfa 10:
Ohio 4 Miss, 46; Boston, Hartford 4 Erie. X.