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The Republicans Of Springfield, Illinois,
The home Of lbb pew president, had local
celebration on 'fnesdsy evening last. The
city was crowd'd with strangers from The
surrounding Sites, all Of whom made il a
point to see andshako bands with the Pres
ident eject. - ,, -
The evening programme Of Wide7Awake
procession. illuninations OF the city, and
display Of lirewbrks, was carried out with
cnthusiasm. The procession marched 10
the residence of Mr. Lincoln, whore it halt
ed, and gave cher after cheer for Z" Honesi
Old Abe"
Mr.. Lincoln's appearance was the signal
for the widest demonstrations of enthusi-
assn, WHICH continued for several minutes.
After the enthusiasm had subsided, Mr..
Lincoln spoke as fellows:
FRleNDs AND FELLow-ClTIzENs =
Please excuse neon this occasion from
making speech ! thank you for the
kindness and compliment of this call. !
thank YOU, in common with all others, who
have thoaght fit by your votes, TO endorse
The Republican cause. (Applause.) re-
joice viii you in the success which has 50
so far attended the cause. (Applause.)
Yet, in all our rejoicing, let US neither ex-
press nor cherish any harsh feelings toward
any citizen who by his vote has differed
with US. cloud cheering.) Let US at all
tines remember that all American citizens
ars brothers Of common country, and
should dwell together in The bonds of fra
tarnal feeling. (Immense applause.) Let
me again beg you to accept my thanks, and
to excuse me from further speaking at this
time.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Lincolns speech
they Adjourned to the wigwam, where Sena-
tor Trumbull was called out, who made a
most capital good speech. He talked plain
ly and calmly on the secession efforts, but
there was no letting down of the republic
can standard, no time-serving policy of
northern hunkerism, but plain firm and
straight forward. The speech is regarded
as Important as that il probably expresses
the views Of the president elect
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

Joys past, SORROWS shared and beautiful
sweet face. But many tale it tellelh OF
words registered above. You feel llsst the
grave cannot keen her. You know that
she Is oiien BY your side, an angel presence,
Cherish these emolions, they viii nuke you
bappicr. Let her h,iy pr.sydce be as a
charm TO keep yca from evil Ia all new
and peasant connexions give her place
in Your heart. Never forget what she has
been TO yoa-lhaI she bias loved you. BE
sender te her N, rsory---A. I. 7yuceiicr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

CoSNEcTIcur RIVER VALLEY AeRl-
CULTURAL AND INDusrRIAL Assop1A-
rroN.--This Society held an adjourned meet
ing at White River Junction on the 31st
ult., and made choice Of the following gen.
tlemen for officers aud managers for the
year ensuing, viz:
President-Henry Hubbard, Charles
town, n. II.
Tee Presideats-Geo. Campbell, West
minister; Francis Daniels, Grafton. n.
Cushing, Woodstock }. W. Colburn. Spring
field ; t. Hazen, Newbury: G. Prichard,
Bradford; a. NJ. Hall, Burke; G. CLARK.
Lunenburg j. Dewey, Maidstone AIoodev
Rich, Maidstone; Geo. Holbrook. Surrv
\. H.; Mr.. Buifum, Walpole, n. IL: j
5. Walker, claremont, n. H.; r. Hubbard.
Charleslown, \. H.; John Hazletine. Or
ford \, II. n. swazey, IIaverhill. N. IT.
Simon Smith, Northumberland. \. H.. A
NJ Chase, Whitsfield, Y. II.
!Ssere'a'y-Aisxander Milan, Fairlee.
7'es.yse-eso. oloott. Jr, Charles
town, \. II.
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The sensii,aries.

The catalogue for the academic year, Of
LELAND SEMINARY at Townshend, is out
and shows the following summary of stu
dents; winter term SO, spring term "a,
summer term II, fall term 118-total 237
This has long been very excellent insti-
ution, and its reputation is fully sustained
by the present principal, Mr.. G. f. Lane,
who is a very popular teacher. The win
ter term will commence on "Wednesday of
next week.
SrRlNGFiRLp WESLEYAN SEMINARY
This institution, after some days Of adver-
sity, has come up very much within year
or two, and is again in the front rank of
Vermont academies. This has been owing,
in great measure, doubtless, to the present
very efficient principal, Rev. Mr.. Hutton,
who is very popular as a teacher and as a
gentleman. The catalogue of this seminal
ry shows 23l students for the year. The
winter term began yesterday, and viii con-
tinue eleven weeks, closing February 9th.
Powers INSTITUTE at Bernardston
Mass, is among the most successful in New
England. L. f. Ward Esq, is widely known
as very thorough and popular teacher
The catalogue shows 383 different pupils
and the aggregate of the four terms foot
$50, being winter term 1l9, spring 30
summer 70, fall 252. The winter tern
begins next Monday
New HAMPTON INSTITUTION, Fairfax
is in furnishing condition. Whole nam
Der of different students, 225, aggregate Of
the four terms, 800.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
CAMBRIDGE MARKpr

At mnrkot sios Cat Tie about 1900 Bs,xsy Noyg
consisting OF working oAel Mileh Cows and oss s'u.
three years old. ~ 'hetNC,n
Prices OF Market Reef-Extra including n,,.,
best large fat, stall fed oxen SO 80 al butA,
s0Oo second quality s52S third quality "a @r "a qua
Working Oxen si5. 6o l76
Cows and Galveston, 40, a CO.
old IA a9 II -ithtse Yen,
Sheppard I.ambs-S,900 atmarket p,,e..,
rs, q 300 each, Extra 225 276 Ss 2ssss lohs lS
per 10, live weight Spring Lambs 10 o a e6'0f va
Hides &c. ale. Tallow, Ga 70. w
Pelts $1,000 le 81, so each Calf Skins lo0p
Remarks -The hest quality Of oren sold. D.
than last week Not any change In the price. @ lover
tattiehnd stores Sheep about the same as Ia ~ eG
y. H. As Is usual on Thanksgiving wect ~ week,
VIII Dc on Tu rs.lAy insal of Medn.sln p nsske dsH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

eT The following good story is TOLD
with reference to the secessionists of tht
South: A council of Congregational cler
gymen, over which Rev. DIR. Lathrop pre-.
sided, was in season. in Hampshire county
Mass, when young and rather illiberal
clergyman limited that there was Unitari-
in the council. As. no notice was taken Of
this hint, the young man again told the
president there was a Unitarian in the
council, and it allowed to remain he would
secede. "Then We viii proceed" was the
laconic and sarcastic reply.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MACKEREL WILL is neat little christ.
mas book for children, being good story
and intoxicating sound principles.
THE CHnD's ILLUSTRATED SCRIPT
URE QUEsTIoN Book is well calculated
for the instruction of children in the script
ures, and contains many good pictures illus
trating many of the most remarkable events
in our Saviour's history. Both the above
books are published by Henry Hoyt, Bos-
ton, and sid by w Eelton. at RratiIohAro-
MAY CovERLEY is the title of an in
teresting and instructive English story.
where the early orphanage of the heroine
proves valuable discipline, as is the wont
of trials meekly borne. The young Nav
becomes dressmsker's apprentice, and her
long and painful endeavors to be both true
TO herself and kind to others are measur-
ably successful in the end. The story is
grave as life itself, and teaches the same
lesson. Published by J. f. Tilton & Co.
Boston, and sold by FELTON,, Brattleboro.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MA
CHINEs.- IN PRicEs.-The
Wheeler &c Wilson Manufacturing Co,
having secured decisions in their favor in
all their lawsuits with infringers on their
patents, have largely reduced the prices oil
their machines, and furnish hemmers with
out extra charge. This viii be good news
to thousands, who have been waiting the
past year or two FOR prices to ''come down.
See advertisement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

EFFECT OF THE SOUTHERN FURRY
on THE NEGRo.-Itis evident to any man
of sense that the talk in which the southern
fire-eaters are now indulging must have a
decided tendency TO infuenc the negroes.
The South Carolinians are all talking loud
ly about fighting for their rights. and li5er-
ties. They 10 not seem TO know that the
negroes are dimly conscious thut they too
have rights worth fighting to obtain. We
have no doubt that the present disunion
excitement is preparing the way for insur-
rection and violence at the South, by sur-
costing to the negroes the idea Of aehiev-
ing their own liberty by the strong arm
Why no, All experience shows that the
negroes in their most debased estate are
sufficiently human for that They know
what is going forward, and have notions
about il just crude enough to compel them
to any mad enterprise. In Lancaster coun-
y, Va, last week, a free negro made a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

The prayer Of pious Methodist for the
ungolly of Pittsfeld, at berkshire camp
meeting half century ago, is furnished to
the public as model for the special pray
ers proposed in some quarters in behalf OF
the errors of the secessioniSts :-'s o Lord
we pray thee, that thoa wouldst convert all
that thou canst in the aiddle of this town
aud all that thou canst not convert, O God
be pleased to take tbem by the nape of theil
neeks and shake them over hell TIL they
squeal like a raccoon-Amen.v
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

VERMONT NEws.-Solomon zee of Bris.
sol, was assaulted on the Sd, while passing
through Monkton, by man named Potter
who misled him into piece of woods, de-
manded his money. and made sure of get
ting it by knocking him down with club
Potter was arrested and is now in Jail
awaiting trial.
Isaac Pratt Of Bennington, caught re-
Gently an old bear in his trap with hardly
a tooth in its head
1t has been stated that the new census
would show decrease Of 5000 in the pop.
uIaton Of Vermont; U. S. marshal Part.
ridge denies it, and says there is an increase
of about $500.
Charles Church of Norwich, Conn, ar
rived at Montpelier, the other day, claim
ing to have requisiiion from Gov. Buck.
ingham for the arrest Of o. A. Burton Of
ST. Adams, charged with an embezzlemenl
OF $4,000 from the Litehfe'd (Ct-) bank
As he offered to settle ii for $500 OIL
whereabouts, his commission was construed
unto an attempt at extoriion, and he la.
been arrested and put under 81 1000 bond
for trial.
There were interesting exercises at the
supreme court in Montpelier, last weeL
"Wednesday, over the retirement Of isaa'
r. Reddeld, the longtime chief justice
An address from the bar Of the state WA
presented by l. Il. Peek, to which hi.
honor replied with deep feeling.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

poslma sterships these, and all others OF
the sort, will turu over to the heads %
departments, and make them responsible
icr ,h, good conduct Of their subordinates.
Is not our new President laying the ground
wolk for a successful Administration Are
net The Jealous patriots whose applications
are coming here At the rate Ct fifty day,
wasting li,cir invaluable time?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

JAMAIcA.--The Jamaica folks have
formed Literary Association for the
purpose of procuring lectures the coming
season, and have thus early fully completed
their arrangements. "The Peasant Bard, .
Josiah D. Canning, Esq, Of Gill, Mass,
will deliver bis excellent poem on Thanks
giving Eve" Wednesday, Nov. %, 1860
at7a o'clock, evening. Rev. VIM. S. BalcF
Of ludlow, viii follow Dec. 10th and 1Ith
tliam o. cut, a. NJ, Dec. %. Rev. Mr.
C'roul, Jan, Q, 1861. Rev. c. ID. Jefferds
Jan. %. Rev. d. II. Ranney, Feb. z
H. W. CLARK, Esq, Feb. 81. DIR. j. II
Talbot, March z, 1861.
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Trnc Time -.

BELLOWS FALLS. NOV. %, 1860
e." The legislature win adjourn OF
Tuesday morning next.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

ITistais Balsam Of Hiid cheyyy.-This
medicine is 8 "A combination and form
indeed, Cor healing and curing all the lis
which aiiiict US in the shape Of coughs,
c5lds and inaamaiion Of the throat, lungs
sad chest.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

cyl NV Jersey gives majority Of her
electoral vote for Lincoln. Tia, is for
Lincoln and 3 for Douglas, the fusion tex
ct being defeated. This makes Linc,ln's
eec'oral vote ~, with California and Or
egon 10 bear from, and Is q votes more
than is necessary 10 tlct
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

fzy The Erie Sewing Machine which
is flooding the whole West, is said BY those
who have used it to be very excellent
family machine. Address, for particulars,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
THE oxYGEzATED BITrpn,

Nature Ia her great laboratory, has stored som.
adapted to every disease which eeh is heir n 'sae
requires the investigation and research of the
discover and apply this remedy Such research ,nS
tigaton has succeeded In discovering remea, a. 4a
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

At the close Of the evening services at
plymouth church, brooklyn. on Sunday
"r. heecher presented to the audience a
mula'to girl, twenty-five years old. named
Louisa, who had been purchased from her
master in Maryland by Mr.. Seibold of
Washington, for $1,000. in order to obtain
her liberty. Mr. Beecher stated that 500
had been raised, leaving $500 more re-
CURED for her freedom. The sum Of s5i1
was collected, aud Mr.. w. II. Sage cave
his name for The balance. In the coll.e,;on
was god ring which Mr.. Beecher placed
on The finger Of the girl, saying it was her
freedom rlng, and as he did 50 she fell pros
traie on the platform before him. Mr.. John
D. Cough gave the girl fifty dollars to nav
her expenses to Washington.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

faS7 The official vote Of Pennsylvania
in all the COUNTIES but one, give 92,G22
majority over fusion, aud 62,5l8 over cy-
erylhng. The remaining county will in
crease these majorities. g.,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
DYSPEpsIA.

With all its lesser and numerous etils nd itm,v II
asserted that until the appearance Of the oryp,,o,,s
case Of Dyspepsia cured rare experience Il
practice Now under the influence OF these BITTER, ~,
isto eiue, the rare exception, failure to cure TUG
Fran, II ~. urccrNo -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
From J. @. HIGGINS, E,..
Mcssrs. 5. W, FowIr : GO. ,'''s'OHO 70 Nay II

NtSsfc. = W fowLE y Co, - wv
Gentlemen Some two years ago was troobl.a !,
what my physician called DgTspsa, from wieb s s@
have such confidence IN the Biers that anal
to all afflicted With the Dyspepsia as sara r,na @
Yours With respect, } a JfInor,.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

sS The Montpelier Patriot Las been
bought BY L. NJ Brown Esq, Of the Wood
stock Agc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

D. N. Boylan, Gcacra Agent Eric Sewing
Machine Co, Milan, Ohio. See advertise
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
A Friend in Need. Tryis,

Dr Sweets Inf1liee Linihsent is prepared fson a.s
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FREE EXHIBITION

IN SPRINGFIELD. -
ALL At the frst and second doors no. go * -
~ River Hotel and see New stack q wv
wear, frcsh from market. this wee<-
BRoADCLoTHs. all kinds
GOODS for business Suits
PANT GOODS
NESTfNGS. AIMS So
GENTS FURNISHING 6oV.-ls =
We have now received the Spring FAsniea, soul .
pared 70 manufacture garments that sna- =
in
STYLE, FIT, AND W0RkNANsh'.., ~
WOODEN Goods and Trimmings Of 81 ABB
yard and Cutting done for others 10 nlaks-
Call esry, as the hest goods 20 first .,,i 20 - -
% The cash or its equivalent vii 81 c eA1
livery q goods.
spring6sI5. March ? 1850
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

THE SPIRIT or SLAyERY--The infa-
nous and damnable spirit Of slavery was
illustrated in Alabama Just before the cleo
ton, in true characteristic style. Let Mr..
Douglas and the people Of the North con-
slider the following beastly exhibition, which
is taken from the Southern (Ala) Contede-
rdcy, in the presence and on the person of
lady who is esteemed and admired by all
who know her:
"SrSAroR DOUGLAS REcEPTIoN IN
ALABAMA.-A gentleman, aud y member
of the Breckenridge party, informs US that
he was pr sent when Judge. Douglas ar
rived in Montgomery from Columbus on
the night Of the LIST of November. This
gentleman says (whose statement has been
corroborated by a half dozen eye-wtuesses)
that when Judge Douglas alighted from the
carriage to ascend the steps of the Elk
change Hotel, Montgomery, that there were
three rotten eggs thrown. The first egg
struck Colonel Seibles, editor Of Tile Con-
tederacy, the second egg struck Colonel Ell
more, and the third egg struck the bat Of
Judge Douglas, bursted and discharged its
contents an tie face Of has aeite, who stood
Immediately on his left. These are the
facts as detailed to US by several gentlemen
who Witnessed the disgusting affair.""
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
u I0pE--P POETRY OF PHfsIC "a
Let the sick to IIerriek 20,
Who'd be sick, IA IKE 10 know.

SNfH tutts n3a FTIIs 10 make,
Smiles, lovely SMILES, shall deck the bfox
Where gioomiDess Il rampant new
And hope anew shall wake.
~ Herrek's matchiess Pills ssarfle the psess Nj.
their cures This Is the to use them iarss ~.
p cts. boxes 81 90 See advertisement $50,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
From MIR. JONATHAN cu.p,~

Messrs s W FowLE 6 Co, 'i 10 io1
Gentlemen '--f consider the 0xysnSsrsp g,rrxps
liable medical compound, binng both high mel, ~
and conscientious honesty In the person by whom ~
compounded have used them for Dyspepsia Min !,
good effect, and consider them reliable remedy h, NJ
complaint In all cases whore have known Of thsi, -
used the result has been highly in their favor en- X
scientiousiy recommend the ox1GfSATED Dl11rps 4. =
sufferers from diseases Of dyspeptie nature.
trulv jNH NATftAN ctf..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

Several cattle have been found dead in
Their pasture recently, in Hartwellville no
cause has yet been discovered.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

DE- Q. II. sHcLEs, EcLEerfc PHYSICIAN eyes p,,,,,..
attention to diseases Of the seaitoisdg organs
eial diseases Of women. See advertisement III aneI n
umn. ' ~
June IS, 1860. nn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

fg7 The Rutland Courier heists the
name Of Douglas for president, in 1861.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

SPRINGFIELD AFFAIRS Grand JOLT.
| .fcation.-On Saturday evening the Wide
Awakes gave full vent to their enthusiasm
by grand torchlight parade, general il
Illumination of the village, with speeches
and music at town Hall which was crowded
to excess, Daniel Rice, ESD, invited the
Wide Awakes to his, residence where a
magnificent supper was prepared for their
entertainment. Appropriate remarks were
made by Z. -Ingham, Esq, the President
of the club which were very happily re-
sponded to by mime host" Rice. The
whole affair was a brilliant success, espec-
tally the collection Daniel Rice's resi-
dence was very beautifully Illuminated
not window was darkened, all
sent forth brilliant welcome to the torch
bearers who found net only an open house,
but open hearts and willing hands, and re-
turned home with the firm belief that Dan
iel is right, on the goose
Something Of a g Blo'o. Gale has just
returned from market with the largest stock
of goods ever seen in this vicinity. Don't
wear your old clothes when he sells so very
cheap.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

prepsred by SETH w PowLE 4 co. Boston. =. Y.
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