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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27
Republican District Convention

A Convention Of the Republicans of the
ID Congressional District of Vermont, will
I've held at the Junction House, White River
Junction, on WEDNESDAY, LIST day of Au-
gust next, at ? o'clock p NJ, for the purpose
of nominating car didate for Representa-
tive to Congress, to be supported by the
ireemen of said District at the ensuing cleo
ton; also to nominate an Elector of Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States, for the next term of four years from
the 4th Of March next.
A. WENTWORTH, JE.,
w. G. French, -
L. c. REDDINGToN,
{. c. p. BALDWIN.
July, 10, 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

ell himself well used, had had all he wished,
all the labor and honor he desired in that
business, and visited to be considered no
further n candidate, &c. Ia short, he was
out of the way SO HAT others who desired
the office would have an open field, There
was no difficulty in finding good men will
ling TO undertake the task But we (learn-
ing wisdom from the practice of our South
ern friends) nominated Mr.. Morrill, the
third time, and lectcd him,
The position which he has occupied in
Congress TO the present time, shows that
we did well in keeping him there. Why
shall we not have him longer! Is he IA
tigued? Not so but that he worked to the
close Of the last session. And | have not
heard since his return that he looks so worn
as not to be fiji for another term.
Is it ROTATION which will prevent
Shall we--will we be so blind to our own
interest as to leave out an able, faithful,
a tried servant, that this one or that may
be gratifed with seat in Congress-and
at this crisis in our affairs, when the exist
ence of our government depends much up
on the representatives in Congress. All
important, and perhaps equally important
whether the present detestable dynasty fall
at the next presidential election or not
VIII he not. serve us longer if we elect
him? That we cannot know without try
ing it. most firmly believe that if we
elect him, he will still continue the efii-
cient servant to us that he has been hereto
fore. Why will he not consent to be a
candidate? Do you know, Mr.. Editor:
DO you know, fellow freemen? do not
know, but my opinion is that ii is because
somebody else wants the place. Is his con-
sent necessary to his nomination? No
we may nominate whom we WILL elect whom
we will
Does any one suppose that Mr.. Morrill,
has any i'll will toward us for electing him
heretofore, when he declined TO be can
dida:c for nomination? For that election
he has thanked US most handsomely, and
ever since has served us most earnestly and
effectively. lie seems to look upon it as il
is, viz. that we honored him more than i
he had asked it of US. To have such 6
representative is an honor to us, and hope
that we shall not fail to secure it to our
selves, when it is within our reach. Ant
/ how are we to obtain it By attending the
convention, each on his own account ant
responsibility waiting to be hired IL
go, or even personally solicited--for if only
those attend who are seeking the office
their particular friends and such as they
procure TO be there, our chance of havin!
Mr.. Morrill, for representative is poo
one,
Probably no one doubts that great ma
jority of the freemen prefer Mr.. Morrill,
Let us nominate and elect him.
Yours, &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

PLYMOUTH IrEMs.-The news from
Plymouth Gold mines continues very IA
vorable, and some are getting so enthusiasts
tic that they think the gold discoveries
there are yet in infancy. There are now
over 100 miners at work. Mines have al
so been discovered in the western part of
Reading. Graves & Beals get SO and
$50 day. Two Enslishmen named New
bowls, who never before saw a gold mine,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27
Letter from senator Hunt.

70 tie Republicans Of Windham County.
As the time for nominating Senators for
election has been made, and in view of the
usual praetiee of giving second nominal
ton, it may be proper for me to inform you
that shall not again be a candidate.
For the support l received last year al
your hands, return to you my sincere
thanks. SAMUEL S. HUNT.
Guilford, July 81. 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

TO Perseype and Dress he Hoir
the most elegant dressings f5t IN Inc
Prof Motifs Magic Hair Invigbro,orr '' ,
lady or gen,leinat sliodld Be wi,bon, \
beautiful article. 1t is put up in two y
bottles, and retails at twenty-five and " Y
cents per bottle. "
Motifs Magic Hair Invigorator wo !.
dentialiy assert, is Me best IN NJ N N
worId, for restoring hair to bald head ,
stopping the hair from falling off, and ,
removing dandrutf and scurf, while E.
bair dressing, it has not an equal :,
everywhere. 3OS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

have Just begun work. and make - to $40
a day, and on Wednesday OF last week got
$50. This was done in dry digging in the
side of the bank. The brook on Mr. Mer-
rilrs farm in the west part Of Reading has
now become an attraction. People from
all parts of the country are visiting the
mines every day. The miners generally
are well disposed and polite to strangers,
and seem to be ready and willing to an
swer questions.
Il. u, Pollard and son have opened n
store at the Notch, all the hotels and board
ing-houses are of course well filed. We
know OF no better place for pleasure tray
oilers to seek than an excursion among
those forest clad mountains and silvery
lakes in plymouth and Ludlow.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

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wind burning sensation, or indige,t,,
Immediate relief can be obtained by u,
the Oxygenated Bitters.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

G10nA YEAR made by any one with w w y :.
.DIZOO Stencil Tools stock enough meme ~ -
tail for $50. With activity this amount may -
is at Fullams American Stencil Tool WORKS ths -
only permanent Mandatory In the Nors, ~
Springfield, Vt. Salesrooms 2l2 broadway y. n
Merchants Exchange, Boston, and sprir :. \ :
graphic view Of the American stencil Tool Wotss y
at the TINES OFFICE. These Works command ~ -
and entire control Of the whole River at all srss
machinery for manufacturing Stencil Tools = 91-sos
ter wheel Of seventy-five horse power. afornE -.
unlimited advantages. which no other concern -. =
to claim The $40 outfit is for cutting small =, =
and business cards Tools for cutting large Wo.N -
furnished for SIS. No experience is Necessary -
Of these Tools Do not fail to send for samples
Andn You buy Stencil Tools, be 70 gct ~ =
they are universally known 10 be the only pers,fB
Tools made. Address or apply TO A. > -. -
Springfield, VI, 10 Merchants Exchange, B0e''' !
Broadway, New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

Mr.. EDITOR Whom shall we send to
Congress, in the place of the faithful and
distinguished Hon. Justin S. Morrill,, de-
clined That's the question" And let
Cato-who has long watched. with intense
anxiety, indignation and alarm, the en-
croachments of " Caesar" upon the liberties
of Rome*-ans,oer the question. Hear
him. We should send j. W. Phelps, Esq,
late of the u. army,-than whom more
talented, true and patriotic man can't be
found in the State of Vermont. He is the
son of the late Hon. John Phelps, Esq, Of
Guilford, VT, an eminent Lawyer and man
of letters and brother-in-law TO the Hon.
j. Hickman, the celebrated Member of
Congress from Pennsylvania.
AntecedentS.-JohnW olcott Phelps grad
uated in 1886: entered the army, as Lieu
tenant served through the Florida war
in the removal of the Cherokees on the
Northern frontier, during the so called
"Patriot disturbances !" through the Mex
lean war; then on the Rio Grande or Tex
an frontier, during the heat of the filibustel
raids, and, finally, in Kansas and Utah =
where disguised with the use of the army
in interfering, to no good purpose, with The
long established wages in the formation 0
territorial Governments, he threw up hi
Commission and returned to civil life, in
his own native State.
During the long period of his service, he
has become acquainted with all parts of the
country; and from his position as public
Officer, he is pretty thoroughly versed III
all the political issues of the day, and es
pecially of the present time. In short, HI
is The right man, at the present alarmin,
crisis, TO be placed with other true patri
ots) upon the g Watch Tower of his coun
try ~ Caro-.
o. A. r.
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Rome the 2nd.-alils, the U s. Of America.

BoLTERs.-There is a schism of some
kind among the Republicans of Addison
County, and F. E. Woodbridge bolts the
regular nomination and will run on his
own hook as an Independent candidate for
State Senator. OF the merits of this bolt
we are not informed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

Spdifidg's Prepared Giuc.-To Az
tects and Craftsmen who have occasioa
"spring on" paper for drawings, this a
will save very considerable amount
time and labor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

The NATIONAL. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
/. is announced that the exhibition of the
United States Agricultural Society will be
held at Cincinnati, commencing Sept. y,
and continuing to Sept 20. No cattle will
be received on account of the Pleuro- Pneu-
monia disease.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

destroyed. One man who has a lara,
$500 acres) will not cut half a Ton J, aug
and another who expected 5000 hu,, ~
oats, viii not have 80. s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27
Republican County Convention.
July, -, 1860.

The Republicans Of Windham County
are requested to meet in Delegate Conven-
ton at Fayetteville, on TUESDAY, THE
9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1860, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of nomina-
ting candidates for County officers, two
,judges of Probate, and TO do such other
business as may be proper.
A. N. SWAIN,
G. L. Howe,
LEONARD Brown, Committee.
c. c. LYNDE,
The several towns will be entitled to del
C.ll
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-27

consisting Of Kentucky. Ohio Alonis..' ~ =
Brands which they would Ike to deal out . -,-s
ers and friends At very low price. All -four =
be as represented. % the -four can Dc TN 49,
paid back to the purchaser, including az
freight Call and try IL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

We understand that an Arrangement has
been entered iuto by the above parties, to
play a return match of spin on the Hat
which will come off some time during The
autumn, over the Cold Spring Course
We are glad to see this ancient and manly
sport revived, and shall give our readers a
full report of The match.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
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business Crrs not EXCEEDING five lines, SO per year,
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will be counted; less thalta square. "
The privilege Of Ann'tl Advertising is limited to
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advertisements for the eneit OF other persons, as
well all legal Advertisements, and advertisements
of auction sales md refI sate sent in bV them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
Advertisements not accompanied wlSl written
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Of Sermons, 90 cents eacj, te,ii X nOFlI"5e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
THE RECEPTION.

The Boston Corners COuple--UnClc
Dannel BuChel and Danncl Garryali-were
drawn up in line, four deep to receive their
guests; and greetings over, they adjourned
TO the bar-room, and thence to the dining
hall, where a spcndid collation. had been
prepared, consisting OF barley coffee
sweetcncd with maple 'lasses, fat pork with
rye bread, and doughnut Having 'hai' :
ed, the provemder, the cloth was removed,
and the room cleared Off all except the
four principals" our reporter and the
spectators, and they then proceeded to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
Ma1eh cane q .EoId slsage.N
BETWEEN TIE aALl-7wo}oT BUFFALO, AM
rtsN no sr,,,t ccr.., st,s q CoupLE y


BETWEEN TIE aALH-7woRioE BUFFALO, AND
THE Bosr9S ooRsERs " courLE.'
IReported expressly and particularly for the Buffalo
eoRrierl ."
Tlis,lonrr talked of match, which has
exciNed so much interest among our sport
ing men for the last considerable length OF
-tiF1c came off at Boston Corners, GU Sat-
H'rds,ysni.ht last. gg ts-r-. ..a.H..
The Buffalo All-two, consisting of
Ncssrs. Fairbaby and Allehild, lefi town
/ on the evening previous to that onlWhlch
Ethe match was to be played, in the 4Deautl-
full new omnibus Lady Josephine" which
mad been chartered for the occasion, rom
| tbe Franklin House, situated at the corner
! of Seuac.laud Ellicott -straets- 4A:aiGIl .lfff
| where bUard can be had at reasonable
rates-all eggs eaten at. the risk of the
| boarder The TwOs were dressed in their
light and snowy uniform, consisting of
pair Of pompadour moustachcs and patent
leather boots, with spectacles.
THE TRIP.
| At precisely twenty-fvc minutes after
half past nine P. A., the parties embarked,
accompanied by orr own reporter. very
! respectable man, who stands five feet four
teen and three-guarters in his stockings
or rather in the stockings we-leut him
before he started, and about The return of
which we have our doubts. Having pro-
ceedcd as far as the Hydraulics, it was
proposed and unanimously assented to,
that the stage be hove to, for the purpose
of 'rrigatihg' the driver. This done, the
! company re-embarkcd.
The evening was a most beautiful one !
and save the whistling of the wind, and
the beating of the rain against the win
dows, interspersed with the occasional
mild admonitiOn of the driver TO his
horses, nothing was heard but the rich
notes which proceeded from the nasal or
gans of the '.insiders." In this sOciHble
and agreeable manner the time flew pleas
antly by. until the "Red Jacket Hotel''
was reached, where another halt was
made to enable theparty to obtain some
tobacco, and to give the driver time to
water his horses and wiring himself out,
he having got slightly damp. They again
started after considerable delay, and reach
cd their journeys end, without the occur
renee Of anything worthy of notice, a,
half-past nine o'clock the following even
ing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
THE GAME.

It was proposed, and agreed to, that the
parties should proceed to the consideration
of the propriety of "cutting for deal. -
Aitcr considerable wrangliug, and some
show of bad temper, which was much to
DC regretted, it WAS decided that Mr.. Fair
baby, on the part OF the Two, an Mr..
Carryall on the part of the Couple, should
cut. \ deck" of "Calcb BartlettS" was
produced. Mr.. Fairbaby suggested that
the deck be counted, as preliminary aud
precautionary measure Mr. Cnrryall OBJ
jccted and urged that such a "course of
pursuance" inferred Somc doubt as 10 The
honor of members OF the party. For his
own part he professed to be an honorable
ulan-would as soon steal q sick woman's
soup as be guilty of any such action to-
wards his Buffalo friends rs the proposition
10 count the deck would seem TO imply
His objection was OverFuled, and the deck
was counted. Precisely forty-four cards
were found in the deck-the four aces aud
the like number of jack-sPOts being mis-
sing which, after considerable search,
were found in the legs OF Mr.. Carryalls
boots Mr.. c.. ''allowed" that this was
most mysterious and remarkable circum-
stance, and one for which he could in no
manner raccount--shid something in relation
to having seen the baby playing with its
| "phIient's'' boots and some cards, and
thought baby might have '',iid it" 1t was
shown, however, that he had no baby ''that
anybody know'd of" and Mr.. Fairbaby
suggested that baby's father might have
had something to do with it. Mr.. Carry"ll
repellcd the insinuation with scorn, and
expressed his conviction that Mr.. F.tygGs
=, we forget the precise language made
use of, but it was spoken with much caru-
cstness, and was not at all Complimentary
90 Mr.. F.'s character as a man of truth
AT this juncture Mr. Carryall was suddenly
seized with rush of fist to the nose, which
for time threatened to Interfere seriously
with the harmony of the party, and the
progress of the game. Matters having
been reconcilcd by the interference OF
friends, and Mr. Fairbaby having acknowl-
edged himself satisfied, they proceeded to
go on. Mr. Carryall cut first, and cuta king
aud ell supposed he had gained the deal /;
hut Mr.. Fairhaby Immediately let go his
right, and raised an ace, and won the deal.
INSome one was heard to observe that they
,.might a-know'd it, but no notice was
taken of this remark. The parties took
iIicir places at the table, Mr.. Carryall sit
tinA on Mr.. Fairbaby's left, with his part
n II Uncle Daunel opposite. Mr. Fairbaby
81 ng ldelslt on siH saFfis 20 eaeh Of the
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q. SWEENEY & SON,
I no. % NInf,1 Street.
VIII EELISG, VA.

I NO. % N1atIl street,
Wh BILLING, VA.
A EE Sow RECEIVING THEIR FALL ISIPOR-
Y .yRfIONS being the ESrgest they have ever made
in one SeiSun and embraced tho styles Of WuITE
GEANITE iRON STONE Car together with Common
White aud tnlorcd QueensWfr in great variety. Ale
larpp and well selected stdck Of PuEe White Gold
Rand AMI TancyFRENCH CHINA, either in setts or
separated China DecOraied aSes Cnl9gnss Card Bas-
kcts Ictt Tete Setts Family Cups, SIuGz- &c. Also,
fine Table Cutlery CastOr toSether with their u-ua!
heavy stck Of the various Tadcs Of Pressed Cut and
Plain FLINT GLASSWARE COd Oi lamps Ge.
They Invite the attention. Il the Trade and will du-
lcaie TO Merchants their qls purca sed IN the East'
al Pricc=. aug-S-SS
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himself, turned the trump, which happened
10 be a jack-thus scoring one for the
GufEaloes, without any apparent exertion.
Mr.. Carryaii having declared himself to be
in INDECENT circumstances, Mr.. Fairbaby
magnanimousIy gave him one. The hand
having been played out, the result was de-
clared to be, four for the Bufaloes, VIZ
high, low, jack and the gnme, and one. the
gift, for the Couple. In counting for game,
some words were had in relation to Ehe
ten of clubs, which appeared among Mr..
Pairbaby's cards, the members of the Cou-
Pile not appearing to recollect at what stage
of the hand that card had been played
But Mr.. F. insisted that it was "all right,
and appealed to his partner. who succeed
ed in explaining the matter TO the satistac-
ton of all concerned, especially Mr.. FAIR
baby.
Mr.. Caryall now having the deal, W;
also fortunate enough to turn jack, when
it was discovered that he had made mis-
deal. Mr.. Fairbaby having seven cards.
| Mr.. Caryau made some remark about ",he
luck" which was not distinctly heard and
| proceeded to deal again. Just as Mr.: All
| child, who now had ''leaye to beg was
about to ask one, Mr. Fairbaby accident
! ally brushed his cards from the table on
| 10 the floor with his coat sleeve. Having
al
| if he was going to keep them Standing
| there all mighl waiting for him-upon
| which Mr.. Allchild, looking over his cards
| gain, thought. upon the whole, he would
| play tie hand, which was done, with the
! following result, viz: three, high, low,
pame. for the AIl-two, no jack being out;
1.-The All-twos thus winning the game
seven up and the match, while the Couple
had only scored one, that being the gift on
She first hand.
REMARKS.
Much tact. was displayed by Mr.. All
child in the last hand, in the manner II
which he trusted 20 that of his partner
who fortunately held the ace, deuce an!
:a7yrfornmg but the mine spot"
The party broke up with perfect goo'
feeling-the Boston Couple having &C
iknowledged them selves perfectly satisfied
after singing The following GRproPr'et'
ode, composed for the occasion by o. G. n
Dodger:
TuNE-"EIccution OF the Three ThayerU."
Tho moon had climbed the highest hill
And a skeleton form lay nOuldering there.
They have fitted . slab of granite so gray,
And tie beast has Laid down in his lair.
A daughter of Israel sat by tue stream
Twas market day
| Where going. Lord Love- She Eaid'
| Wien man 10 Judghleut "HSe' from clay
Come Ger the sea, mnideu With me,
And brin;; yOur rule and square 0lunS
Forbid it. heaven, the hermit cried,
| Wit, his hty arms 50 strong.
Come tell me .Ilue-eyei stranger,
wherc ihe scattered waters rave,
Is there EIr honest poverty
Who gi5cy or the grave.
We understand that an arrangement ha
been entered iuto By the above parties, L
play a return match of ''Pin on the Hat,
which will come off some time during IN
autumn, over the Cold Spring Course
We are glad to see this ancient and mani
sport revived, and shall give our readers
full report of The match.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

we're prints upon tie chimney tops II we
were only there to see them, where santa
Claus set his foot as the CLOCK struck
twelve. Christmas. when stockings were
suspended by hearth and by pillow all over
the land; stockings silken and white STOCK
mos home,y and blue. aud even the little
red sock with hole in the toe. Blessed
fnrnYer be Bethlehem's star.