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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12
FOUND AT LAST.
GLonE yILLAeE. sougHpRlpeE, MASS.

GLoBE VILLAGE. SoUTHBRIDGE, MASS.
February 2Sd. 1871.
ii, r. STEVENS. Esq. Boston:
For the past five years have been afflicted with
dyspepsia. caused from morbid state OF lhe liver
loss OF appetite raising of food and wind from the
stomach, sense OF distension in the stomach eos
tivenes palpitaton of the heart. general debility
and languor. For d year past l have taken Your
Negetine. or blood purifier. l am now we'll and
able to attend my business 1t is of the best
remedies and can heartily recommend it to all at
hicted with similar diseases have tried other rem
until fonnd it in your Negetine.
GEO. HANSON.
Any person desiring further information can call
his son, Wilbur Il. Hanson, apothecary store No.
46S, Broadway. South Boston,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12

STATE ELEcTIoNs.-Complete returns
from all the towns in Connecticut, and
all but eight official, give Jewell, repub-
lican, for governor 1899 majority over
Hubbard, democrat, and 70 majority
over ell. The legislature stands as re-
ported last week, having % republican
majority on joint ballot.
In Rhode Island the republican gov
ernor is elected by 1,243 majority
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12
Letter from Florida.
ELECTION AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
SCENES.

SCENES.
Correspondenee Of the Bellows Falls Times
JcKsosyItLE. FioridA. April an lS's
E,l,toy Times The election of city
officers came off here to-day and | had
the pleasure % of witnessing the strange
scene. 1t was understood by the voters
that the police were to place no restraint
upon them and that they were to be con
trolled only by free use of free whisky
The scene commenced last evening by
organizing fife and drum band who
paraded the main streets. joined by the
howl of all the dogs in the city, (anc
their name is legion) which was con
tinued through the night. AT eight A. NJ
the polls were opened in the engine
house on Bay street, (the whisky barrels
we're opened earlier) which was crowd
ed at this early hour with people, more
than three-fourths of whom were eolored
The Judges of election-three white and
two colored, were in their places and
the voting commenced, soon a colored
man "Hurrahs for Joues p or 4" Hurrahs
for Moody" Then the opposite party
90 for him with rush, with clubs,
sticks, bats and away he goes, hundreds
following, overturning or tramping down
whatever comes in their way until he
gets hit or is rescued by his friends, sim
liar scenes are Transporting in other parts
of the street, often four or five at one
time. In the meantime the respective
fife and drum bands mounted in wagons
are playing through the streets, gather
ing in voters and setting them down at
the precinct and going for more, and
thus the day wears on, many poor col
ored fellow getting bloody head. Near
sun set, (the time for the polls to close J
negro closely pursued by his enemies
and having already cut and bleeding
head, plunges from wharf, whittier he
had been driven into the st. Johns river.
He is soon rescued by his friends from
drowning in a canoe. His rescuers
keep at safe distance from the wharf
until his Honor, Mayor Jones, with two
or three policemen, (having been urged
thereto and votes being all in so that
his election could not be affected there
by) appeared on the wharf surrounded
by hundreds of people anxious for a
fight and ordered the boat to the wharf,
and he was taken out and conveyed
safely through the crowd thus showing
that they were easily controlled. even in
their present demoralized condition.
This closed the outside scene and
strange as it may be no one was killed.
There was no doubt in the minds of the
many northern people present, as ex-
pressed by them, that an efficient police
could have prevented this state of barba-
rism and caused quiet, decent election.
White men did not appear in the scene
with one or two exceptions, but much of
this days riot should be charged to their
account without doubt.
The republican ticket was elected be-
ing about equally divided between the
colored and white. Mayor, white. Mar
shall, colored. Both tickets were repub-
lican or at least in part so. B.
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WHAT Is NEEDED.
BosroN. Fob. Is. 1871.

BOSTON, Feb. Is. ISL.
HRNRY r. STEVENS, ESQ.,;
Degr Str,-About year since found myself in a
feeble condition from General Debility. NegetIne
was strongly recommended to me by friend who
had been much benefited by its use. | procured the
article and after using several bottles. restored
TO he lth and discontinued its feel quite con
ddent that there is medicine superior TO it for
those complaints tor which it is especially prepared
and would eheertully recommend II TO those who feel
that they need something to restore them to perfect
health. Respectfully yours,
U. Il. PEFTINGILL
Firm of s. NJ. Pettngili d Co..
No. 10 StaLe StrheL Boston.
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WONDERFUL CURES
DIR. uRANN on BOSTON.


Who has made so many Wonderful Cures Of e..l
supposed incurable. in almost every county In ",
mont for the past twelve years. will make his NJ,
visit TO Bellows Falls. April lith and 10Th. l,,.
invalid should see him as his cures are truly NJ
derful. CONSULTATION FREE.
Read the following remarkable cure made i,
neighboring town
LUDLOW, W.. Jan. II. lisa
This will certify that was treated by Dr. URAu
of Boston. one year ago this month Tor what phyj
clans called softening of the brain. was in sues
state that was unable to attend TO any work !.
SIT aay AFTER day in perfect StupOr. uncansc0u,
all going on around me. was gradually failing n
my friends and attendants despaired OF my gettl,
any better, when DIR. JRANN was called III q ties
me at night and the next day L was able TO 70 ~
the house, and in less than a week was able N
light work and continued TO gain and am now qVs
we'll. MARY FULLFe7
LUDLOW noustI
The above named girl. Mary Fuller was doipgI
BILE work for me prior TO and the time of her NJ
ness, and for nearly or quito week was perie,s
unconscious. l had taken no interest ia her ~
surprising the doctors There had been two or nm
cailedJwere doing all that could be done; but Al n
stage OF the case told that she could not lye
morning, / went TO the room and was cOnyineed
the danger. My faith in travelling doctors was sns
but seeing lie fast ebDing away. aud that the ira
ment she was then receiving was doing her no eoo
and that some other means mus be resorted to 4
that immediately, / suggested that she should !
DR.. URASN's method or treatment with very m
faith that be OF any one else could help her belle
ing that she was to far gone = but 1 was surpns
at the change. and must say never saw such a a
1t seemed as u done by magic; the mex. day M
was around the house looking cheerfal and soon h
menced light work. am satisfied that he saved
life. Il. DAWLLY1
10 Proprietor Of ludlow House. VI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12

Pimples on the Face, Eruptions,
Blotches, Scrofulous diseases, and ali
sores arising from impure blood, are
cured by DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 5S5.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12
n. II. TILDEN.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
No. AZ. Sears Building. Boston, Mass.
MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

H. r. STEVENS;
Dear Sir-I have used Negetine. and feel it a duty
to acknowledge the great benefit it has done me- In
the spring of the year So was sick from general
debility caused by over work want Of sleep and
proper rest. / was very weak and much emaeiated
tried MANY remedies without receiving any benefit
from any OF lem. until was persuaded 10 try Neg-
etine. Before had taken this one week, my i'm
proved condition gave INC renewed hope and courage
l continued to take il. every day gaining more
strength. until was completely restored TO health.
The effect Of this Remedy in case of general debili
ty is indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY
81 Webster St. Charlestown Mass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12

HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OISrNENr.-We 81
aghast at the thousands hourly hurried TO prts
ture grave, victims OF having neglected the 4
symptoms of disease. Whether the complaint a
mates in the body, or be introduced accidenn
through the skin-fatal results may be warded q
a timely recourse to one or both Of these mediciS
% cents per box pot il
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SAVE THE CHILDREN

Multitudes Of them suffer. linger and die becsv
of Pm Worms. The only known remedy lor M
most troublesome and dangerous Of all worms
children or adults is DR. GOULD'S PIN WOPl
SYRUP. Purely vegetable sure deaf 10 an wofs
a valuable cathartie and ben e6ciai TO health NJ
ranted. Price reduced to 50 cts. per bottle 50
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S WOLLEN LIMBS.

LEBANON. n. H.. Jan. %. 1870.
Mr. STEVENS;
Dear SirI write this note to inform you OF the eff
feet Of your Blood Purifier upon my system When
| commenced taking it year ago I was verv much
deoilitated. My limbs were swollen so that il was
impossible for to ge into or out from carriage
ana very painful to go up down stairs. Indeed /
could scarcely stand on my feet. My appetite was
gone my strength failing rapidly. After using your
medicine for a few weeks, began to improve. My
appetite improved and my strength returned can
now perform my duties as a with my wonted
ease and feel / owe it TO Negetine
Yours gratefully
MkS, C. A. II. TILDEN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12

The money gifts for Chicago ex-
ceeded $4,000, 900, and the presents of
goods and provisions reached nearly
1000, 900 in value.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12
GIVES HEALTH STRENGTH AND
APPETITE.

Ny daughter has received great benefit from the
use Of the Vegetine. Her declining health was a
source Of great anxiety all of her friends few
bottles of the Negene restored her health strength
and appetite.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12

A MOTHER Large Invoice Of CROcKERY ius, h.
"a n ,ns opened At o. T. WOODS. which he will eli
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-04-12
HoMESTEADS FOR EX-SoLDIERs.
SOLDIERS COLONIES
are now being organized to settle on lands an ,hs
line Of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC. r r

10y acres Of which are appropriated to every
s9idler, ofeer' seam an and marine who served in
me army OF the Onited states during the recent
I psiloh ninety days or more and who was honora-
Ply dlschsrged, subject to the provisions of the
nometead Act Of 81 Detaehments will leave New
Tor colonies already located carly in Anri
anu parties are Organizing for settlement Ia other
iecsuties. Full Information furnished on applica-
ION 70 MAJ 0EO b HlBBAkD. Commissioner OF
Immigration for the Ncrihern Oaci6c Raiiroad 1Sa
broadway. New York; Coz. GEO NJ JOHNSToV
rresident Of the New England Bureau Of Migratian
No. II Pemberton Square. Boston. Mass, or
e. NJ. BROWN.
Vice President Ter vermsat
Montpelier. VI.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-22
From the Spirit Of Jefferson
The New Constitution.

The Republicans who oppose the neS
Constitution must do so from a feeling
Of pique that their political opponents are
about to work change which the Repnb-
licans themselves believe to be demanded
BY all sensible men; for 10 sensible man will
maintain lha. the Legislature oughtto have
the power by the suspension of the writ of
hateas corpus, in time Of peace, to retain a
man in foran indefinite period OF time with
out even ajudicialinves,iga,iou Of the legal,
iiy Of the Imprisonment Besides these
very grave objections to the Constitution un.
der which We are now living there are 9th
ers which would require too much space to
dwell upon; as for instance if, BY any uu.
fortunate chance, war should once more
break out, the Legislature would then have
the power to deprive man Of lns life,
liberty or property without any process of
law whatever, Notria by a jury Of twelve
men could be demanded by the accused
He could be thrown into prison and kept
there as long as he lived if the law happen.
ed to last so long His property could be
likewise taken without any legal process
aud We pre- ume, therefore, without any
compensation. lfthc Legislature vouch
safed to give the citizen trial for his life
by jury Of twelve men, the citizen could
be transported to another county aud tried
by jury fstrungers We may rcmem'
ber also that the independence ofour judges
must be greatly affected by the conscious
ness that. If their decisions are Of poll'I-
cal character and contrary 10 political sen
tineuts ofthe majority of the Legislature,
thejudges may be removed by that major.
ity at its pleasure. for alleged misconduct,
incompetcucy or neglect Of duty" Our
present Constitution also, formed amidst
the throes of war, fails topro'cct US from
the unjuS, discrimination Of raload com
psn:cs, in the rates of freight aud travel
These are some of the defects Of our pres.
ent Constitution all Of which will be re.
mgdied by the one which it is proposed to
u,iiy on The 22ud inst.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-22
A1cd Camden
ssVses "a'atiiicssu
tioIa'' be y OUR
s'allyilag cry
't6uolay. u ...''. I

The letter Of General Banks rings like a
rife shot 1t has seat shiver through
the whole frame Of the State aud Union =
The excitement ia his district and the city
on its reception vas unparalleled among
purely political occurrences. showing ~
what respect his judgment as a public
man is held by bis frlIovci'izcns. Few
men enjoy higher reputation for political
sasacity. and for this reason, too, bis de-
cision between Grant and Greeley was
waited for with the profouniest interest
What he lays, therefore, carries great
weight with the members Of bis party. u
& x * The example of General Banks
will inevitably be followed by thousands
more of The Republican party, who re,
ouire but to see the real tendency of the
Grant rule to yepudiate il with equal man,
illness and patriotism They canuol reject,
any more than lie, the union proRcred in
good faith on the basis of the result of the
war, and accompanied with feryeu, hopes Of
permanent peace and reconciliation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-22

The attempt to divide and disorganlze
the Democratic par'y is even more mex.
cusable this year than it could be at any
other time. The adoption of the new Con.
sttulion is of vastly more Importance TO the
State than the question as to which Of the
two men shall be Governor; while Dem
ocratic defeat in West Virginia in August
would exerta disastrous influence upon 9th.
er States and materially improve the wan.
ing fortunes Of the Grant party It might
be that the rejection Of the new Cousttn.
lion and the election Of Jacob in West Vir.
gnia would in it's consequences, include
the reelection I General Grant This is
the reason why the Radicals are laboring 50
assiduously to overthrow the Democratic
party here. and it affords the best of all
reasons why Democrats should at this time
stand by their regular nominees and labor
uniedly for the Democratic cause Every
vote for Jacob or for rejection Of the new
Constitution is virtually vote for Grant
with all Lis crimes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-22

The Boston Post names the campaign
money campaign on the part of the
Grant administration. II is now known
that the VS. nington "lling' have deter
mined to put the imme nse Treasury bal.
ance of over hundred million to service
in order to raise money to carry the cIec
ton. The public depositaries are to be
left with them, which will be considered
as money in the Federal Treasury
Rates interest, varying from two and a
bali to four per cent, are to be paid by
banks, according to the legal rate and
demand. This iterest is to be taken to
replace money distracted from the Treas
ury for party uses, and to be returned in
January A million and a half dollars is
expected to be realized in interest by this
device, the wholeof which is to be expend.
ed in order to secure the election Of Geuer-
al Grant THEY are afraid to lean on bayo.
nets any longer. They have now called
in the purse.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-22
Vote your
ticket without
"a s'scl'atCll."
Gubernatorial Honesty.

Some enthusiastic but rather indiscrect
Jacob man, writing from Prun'y.iown to
the Grafton Sentinel, culcgizes that won.
dcrfu honesty" Of the Governors that
is rapidly becoming ridiculous. aud says:
"lie. uulke bis predecessors rsco,dju'ors,
declined to receive house rent from the
Legislature, with these memorable words:
No. gentlemen, the Constitution and my
oath Of office will not permit mo 10 take
this money,
There is something so dramatic in this
little story, and the picture it presents OF
our honest Governor thrustlng aside
the preferred grcenbacks and u!cring
those memorable words" reminds us so
f,cibly of young G Washington exclalm-
Ing, II cannot tell lie, Father, | cannot
tell a lic!" that feel some reluct,ce at spoil
Ing its effect, But we annot'cll a lie
and would not If we could, We are Compel.
ed to remark that Governor Jacob wanted
that house rent very badly last winter and
the only reason he did not take il was that
a Democratic Legislature wouldn't give 1t
to him. Just where ''those memorable
words came in We do not know, but We
do know that on the 25th Of las, February
an effort was made in tho State Senat !,
at Governor Jacob's instance aud desire,
to appropriate seven hundred and 'ilty
dollars for tie Governors house rent bu'
the effort failed. We also know that mem
bers Of the House Of Delegates were ap.
preached in relation to the same matter
and lhnt the scheme was lrowned upon BY
such majority Of the Democrats in both
branches of the Legislature tbat it was
finally abandoned. Nobody then accused
the Governor Of declining to take the mon,
cy or Of making use Of those memorable
words alluded to by his Taylor county
admirer.
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c. ed 0pat the
full eseHslOCl'au 80
tic vote To-day

AT least fifty department clerks have
been detailed 10 serve at the Capitol at
Washington to frank and address political
documents. Among those performing
these duties are about ten ladies' aud six
or seven colorcd clerks One of the latter
is engaged in franking envelopes with the
name of !" Henry Wilson, us s." The
Radicals are sending of The Greeley
Record, 'as it is called, containing tracts
from the Tribune for number Of years,
and the speeches of Senators Carpenter
and logan, Intended to be replies 10 and
rcfulalious Of the charges made By Senator
Sumner in bis great speech against Gencr-
al Grant
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-22
We Support Greeley,

Because he is honest. and under him the
country will have an economical admins
tra'ion
Because he will will hold the military sub.
orlpa'e to the civil power.
Because he has no long list ofiucompa-
tent relatives to put into high public
places
Because he smash the corrupt rings that
now control the action Of the federal gov
ess!nent. ). !,
because. wh.icrer may nave ben yF5
differences in tie past. be is now in accord
With the conservative sentiment OF the
country.
Besuuse, instead Of iunke;ing about the
country two.thirds Of his time, h. wlll'eive
ue attention to the pressing duties Of bis
high Office
Because he is in favor of the onc,tcrm
principle.
Because be is wholly unlike Grant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-22
HDOEs9t erase
"a name from
YOUR State or
county o. dis"
tE'ict ticket.

Democrats and Conservatives read your
ticket carefully to-day See that every
name is upon it, and also "'or rat dca'on.'
Compare your ticket with the one at the
head Of this paper. Wcput you on your
guard, Democrats, because all sorts Of
mixed tickets have been issued from the
Mason County journal office. The Radi-
Gals are driven TO desperation, and resort
to this kind Of meanness, hoping thereby
to defeat some Of our county candidates. =
Watch your tickets closely aud iead them
carefully,
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The New Constitution.

One Of the members Of tho Convention
summarizes as follows portion Of the fea>
lures in which tho new Constitution diGera
from the old:
II secures to all tho cilizons Of tho State
equal rights aud privileges.
1t proscribes no man or class Of men.
II retaliatcs no wrong upon any party,
It secures thu seperate existence OF Weas
Virginia.
places tho independence Of tho Jud.
iciary beyond partisan control,
l. sacrodly preserves the system Of FREQ
Schools
1t increases the source Of the irrcduciblo
school fund
It secures aud enforccs proper accoun-
liability of school moneys.
II establishes cheap and eihclent Coun'
ty Court.
1t atolishcs m intricate md expensive
township and county organization.
1t dimlfistcs the expenses olthc govorn.
men, in each Of its departments
II secures to the bona Gae settler good
title to bis lands
1t rcstans the Legislature from useless
aud mischevous legislation.
It secures the people from tho creation
Of State or county debts,
AT the same time, every useful and
hcallhful function Of good government haa
been carefully preserved
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The Cleveland Plaindealcf remarks on
the West Virginia canvass thusly:

the West Virginia canvass thusly:
"The present Governor, John }, jacob
who has hitherto becn y Democrat, was
defeated for denomination in the Democratic
State Convention, He subsequently, an
nounced himself as au independent caodi.
date for Governor, aud the Radicals resov-
ed to give him their support and nominate
no ticket Of their own II is possible that
be may secure some Democratic votes, but
the bulk Of bis backing will come from the
par,isans Of Grant 1t is understood that
the Administration will give him the aid
of the government money and detectives
Ia ISL the Democrats carried West Nlr'
ginia BY between fifteen and sixteen thous,
and majority"
The PEaim'tu'cr has a regular CORES.
pondent at huntington, in this State, who
isau intelligent man aud keeps that paper
posted,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-22
Vote for j..
N. Camden,
,n'G0veI'llOl'. !.
H1ct RDqDltel'sSee
that YOU have
no sympathy
for them.
(. Let thcro be good working Committee

!. let thcro be a good working Committee
-af. pswaaraIs. = VI iin
Mason county. Prepares list q. AL The
Democratic Conservative voters in your
township, mud see that everyone is gotten
to the polls lfcvery Democrat will put
bis shoulder to the wheel today, We can
carry this county for the new Constitution
and Camden by from 300 to 800 majority.
Friends of the Constitution, be up and do.
ing There isso time for lagging now =
Our enemies arc working like beavers -
They are flooding the county with their
base, deceptive, lying circulars, to mislead
the people aud defeat tho new Coustitu.
tion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-22

All sorts of malicious, wiful and abom.
ioablc lies, are now, and will be put iD
circulation between now and the election
about the constitution and our county can.
didates, in order to defeat both Our op.
prnGpts are dishonest and INSCRIPTIONS
and will resort to any dirty or contempt,
bic political trick to attain their selfish
ends and to .lrlher the interest Of Radi.
calism in this State. Democrats be on
your guard aud nail and refutc these lies,
TO day.