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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
Springfield Affairs.

ALL SoRrs.-A few of the CharIestown
"boys" INDUCED in a social "walk round" at
Morse's public house at Hardscrabble, where
the 'easy virtue" of Argus notoriety was
stopping. The boys moved out stove and
furniture and slightly ventilated" windows
and doors
Geo. i. Lov'joy has removed his dental
rooms TO Black River Hotel. Entrance
south door. Ills friends at Saxtons River
may expect a visit from him next week.
Black River Hotel has changed hands.
w. ii. Presby retiring to take charge of
the Revere House at Claremont. lie is
succeeded by Francis Long, who has in a
very short time made Black River Hotel a
popular house.
Mr.. O. Grimes, who was four weeks since
so horribly mangled in Fullam's Stencil
Tool works, is now in fair way to recov-
err.
The waddins manuiactory Of Kimball
d Holmes has suspended operations for a
short time until the prize of waddinc adj
vancss.
Beat this if you can. Israel whiicomb
raised this season on two acres Of land with
} bushels of seed, 81 bushels of spring
wheat. Seymour Lockwood raised on 90
rods or 9-l6 of an acre, ai,h oae bushel Of
seed, % l-2 bushels,
ASoTnEE Richard X.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
The Tim q -.
BELLOWS FALLS, NOV, 0, 1860
THO Revolution Complete.

The great revolution of the POLICY Of hi
county ,on the subject of slavery. was com
pleted ON TUESDAY last. Abraham Lincoln
is elected president Of the United States
il was a peaceful revolution, brought about
by the frc,mrn cS tie nation in the excr-
else Of tlIrir sacred rights at the ballot box.
We trust the lasl slave State has been born.
The importance of this change can hardly
he over estias sted. With this triumph
comes power and responsibility. May the
new government prove true 10 It's trust,
dcal Justly with the rights Of man, faithful
to freedom, and foster the industrial inter-
est of the whole country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

except TO the small circle abou, n.
the "show." 1t had offered n nr" w.. spa Of
perjury and fraud, for the apnl;oa"N o.
premiums would swear like ,ro"" h
They would bring out the bed oen,Nn~
their grandmothers made, and ! o~ ia
were their own products. Not ~, @l
evil came from this measure. M NJ. @
have the grand climax-this svs,a" We
experiments, of folly and Of unnro oa q
expenditure is to eliminate in an a"s
tural bureau. 1t is not needed. IS'Nu
wanted. The farmers of the STATE DO
ask for it 1t will turn out like ,bs y %
schemes. Money would be SINH 'Se
advantages would flow from it. I, ~ ~
be abandoned. "U4a
Mr. Woodbury. of Springfield s.a
reply to the gentleman from Newss"4'
would relate his own experience in ' NO y
raising, lie cultivated the farm H.. .' =
father did. His father attempted fl :. !
wheat, but was unluccessful-be non
up. lie himself has been enraceS ! U
somewhat extended business. lie emu
ed dozen or more hands. He had H..
fore had a large family, but had ,lv.'
raised his own wheat--more indeed a.
enough for his own consumption. IA !.
lieved that he had never bought bp, =.
barrel of -four in his life. So muOb Z
Vermont as a wheat raising State Il,
believed it was settled beyond cont.
versy that wheat could be succesGs,
raised in Vermont. AS TO the silk.wo-,
experiment, he would say that the farmss
of Springfield, were progressive men ,rSs
was to be expected that they would N
sometimes in their Improvements. Rv
system of undertaking the value Of som,
farms had been greatly enhanced. Son,
that were worth but fifteen dollars per A.,
had since risen 10 one hundred per acre !
And in the last two years the list Of IL.
town had in creased twenty-five dollars.
This was not a bad showing for progress-,
scientific farming.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
NEw-IIAMPsuIRr.
Vote Of Brandon.
'ndenec of the Bellows Falls Times.

Correspondence Of the Bellows Falls Times.
BRANDON, Nov. Z, 1860.
Mr.. EDITOR: The vote given yester-
day, in this the native town of Mr.. Doug
las, stands as follows:
Breckenridge, 5
Douglas, l02
Lincoln, 403
An explanation is necessary TO full un-
Outstanding of the above vote given for The
Little Dodger At the State election the
Douglas forces were out in full strength
and on the state ticket, which was test
vote, cast 90 votes. Since then they have
gained three or four Of the then nine Breck-
inridge voters, and the remainder or abont
40 OF the l02 votes they had yesterday
were cast by voters from the adjoining
towns of Sudbury and Salisbury, with a
view 10 swell the vote for my great princi-
pie" in MIR. DIS native place, that il might
partially cheer him on his lonely trip up
Salt River in search of his mother.
ID. l.. nj.
i. 5. The Brandon Wide Awakes.
about 100 in number, will c, lebrate our
national victory this evening with torch.
light parade.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

would be responsible for his good behavior,
they were allowed 10 take him on condition
that he should leave the State in p hours
otherwise he was TO be publicly logged.
and locked up and fed on bread and water
for thirty days, Pusco had not said one
word on the subject Of Slavery, or on poll
ties in any form. his only oilense was that
he had been Ncw-Iork printer, and had
worked on TmE n. y. TRIDUNE.- Troy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

very liberal offers as regards subscriptions
10 all the Magazines and Newspapers, ON,
Of which is, an offer TO send Pctcrsons
Magazine and Peiersons Counterfeit DE,
tecior, monthly, TO any one, tor one year
for Two Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents,
indeed this is cheap, and TO one need he
without = Magazine aud Dciector for 1861.
-f;1ncy's Pres
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
CAMBRIDGE NIARKET.

"Wednesday. Nov
At market 1o52 Cattle about SEQ Beeyes and ~ ss
consisting OF Working Oxen Mich Cows and ous,ss,
three years old.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra including nothing Av,s,
best large, fat, stall fed oxen, SO 10 al 0Q hri e
$500 Second quality s5,25 third quality Sc Il NJ
AIRY So IS.
Working oNen $50, a II5.
Cows and calyess-sB0, 40 a co.
Yearlings, Sass twoyearscld s109 II ;tk,en,,f
old IL q IL
Sheppard Lambs-a3bl at market. Prices lin, IL
/ 10, a 90 each Extra s225 2I5 SO b0earh Z, M
per ID. live weight. Spring Lambs, 0 90 GO00
Hides &C. ,d6;c. TsIlow, ca &c.
Pets 81 l0oc q 81 30 each. Calf Skins log llevk
Bemarks-sales were quicker at about the sans q !
week
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
Vermont News.

A'sH'sTNaNN'Nhsh WV hhFtNNA sNih'fN
G. Sumner, resident OF Clarendon, com
miI'ed suidde ecrly on Saturday morning
last by hanging, lie was found by mem
bers of his family suspended from the lint
of n tree in the edge of piece Of wood,
land, some thirty-fye rods from his dwell,
ing, an hour or more amer the commission
of the act. The cause which led to this
melancholy result was the loss by death Of
beloved son residing in Kansas Territory,
in September last, of which he had recent
" received intelligence.
FIRE,-The large lumber shed in the
lumber yard of Edison & Hannum, was, on
Saturday morning last, destroyed by fire,
together with large quantity of matched
pine and spruce lumber and clapboard, aud
several thousand cedar shingles, two single
sleighs and one traverse sled, new Total
loss, between 81 800 and S2,000,-no in
surance. Origin of the fire not known -
RRtlond Courier.
TYPnoID FEvER.-This disease is pre-
vailing to an unusual extent in this town
and vicinity. There have been and now
are, a great number of cases in this village,
most of them of exceedingly violent char
acer For years there has not been known
so wide spread of the disease among us.
But few cases prove fatal, and there are as
many sick in other towns as here, or more.
--BeRnington Banner
During the past year, 1.200 volumes
have been added TO the State library. Five
hundred and ninety-eight were obtained by
exchange, ana embrace the usual compile
ment of reports, laws and journals of other
States and the Canadas; 81 were received
by donation, and j83 by purchase.
AccIDENTs.-A little son of Mr. Geo.
s. Shaw of St. Johnsbury, cut off the ends
of couple of his fingers few days since
in straw cutter. On Thursday morning
a little son of Mr.. ii. Garfield was kicked
liz the face by horse, but it is thought he
is not seriously injured though if he had
been little nearer the consequences would
probably have been fatal, as the horses
shoe struck him fairly in the face, cutting
his lip and somewhat disfguring his face.
LAMP BURsT.-Capt John +. Pratt oil
Bennington, was badly burnt about his hand;
and feet by the bursting of fluid lamp on
Wednesday night of last week. The acct.
dent occurred at nearly the hour of mid
night. He left the light burning on the Ia
bic in his room, and near the red, when the
family retired, and but a few feet from the
crib in which one of his children was sleep
| ing. Mr.. Pratt informs us that when he
awoke the room was full of blaze and smoke,
and that he had TO work lively, although
with extreme pain, 10 save the lives of hi.
family, and, of course the destruction of tn,
house.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT. On Wednesda,
afternoon Of last week, Mr.. William Downs
a workman in the Ochre works of Mr.. Z
Adams, in the north part of Bennington
met with serious accident. His RICH
hand got caught in the machinery, and wa
so badly crushed that the thumb and for
finger had to be amputated.
The "devi in the Banner office In
run away, and the Banner gives him
"handsome notice."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

Russell a few days since, l,ol two fingers
taken off 10y being caught in a palley AT the
Iron Foundry.
Merrill Is supply ing everybody with those
superior photographs. These pictures took
the first premium at the Connecticut River
Nallty Fair,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

Our raturGs for this State are very seat
tering 30 much anxiety was felt to learn
the result elsewhere that the collection of
returns in our own state has been ON tied
and bu, few have been forwarded to this
Office. We give below such as have come
TO hand.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

In the whole history Of Medical Discoveries no remedy III
performed many such remarkable Of the uuns
Gus affections Of the Throat, Lungs and Chestof Cen,
Colds, Bronchitis, Influenza, whoopng Cough Group ASTHMA
or Of Consumption itself this arfned, lOpg.tre al
justly celebrated Baiaa So generally acknowledge
superior excellence Of this remedy that but Of tie mar
who have tested Its virtues By experience fail keep
hand aspeedy and certain for sudden atck Gd
fully believing that its remedial powers comprehendu
enough to embrace every form Of disease from the gths
cold TO the most dangerous symptom Of pulmonary CON
plaint
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

Total, SO far, l69. Necessary to choose, l52.
1t is quite probable that Oregon and per-
haps New Jersey will add their electoral
votes to the above.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

W hsf leNNshhNDs Nfs H. ic10'
Messrs. s. W foBLE n Co.,
In the spring Of 1917 took cold, which settled a
my lungs where II remained without relaxation. was tina
In Massachusetts and growing aud Becoming unahs
to attend 70 my business returned home and eommene
searching In earnest for medicine which we nid rts
my lost health. consulted ply seisns, tried man! sf
dies but sbtaued no heip, but daily worse had a
be cough, and raised good deal Of blood had pi0ls
night sweats and pain in my side Ieonnuei s
state for months, and became week that vas VII ~
difficulty could walk, when was advised to ~ Nsr
Baam Of Wild Cherry, and TO great Joy sson ioani
this remedy had arresta1 the disease Icontinued
Balsam TO the extent Of hve bottles, and have by a
experienced difficulty er the Lnngs heiies ~ Bsns
saved my life, and shall ever hcldi in high estuaa
42-A5l Yours truly, LEWIS PHEE
Prepared by SETH W. FowLz q co. Boston .asa s.
sale BY j. w MOORE, Bellows Fails; D. y. GUSHING Cas-
bridgeport; e. s. SAB1N, JF., Saxtons River; b DvM
Rockingham n. s. WEEKS, Grafton; o. =. BUTTE
FIELD, Townshend y. WILCOX, Westminster; JOSEF
CLARK, and n. THORN, Bratteboro; 3. P. MILE
Fayettevill; and by dealers everywhere. Rs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
A Friend I'M Necd. Trr Il.

Dr. Sweets Infallible Eminent prepared FROM DIV
eipe of DR. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut, the great M
setter and has been used In his practice for the last
years with the most astonishing As eiisaa
remedy 1t Is without rival and will alleviate pain nn
speedily than any other preparation. For all ha
matte and Nervous Disorders /. Is truly nfabe and -
curative for Sores, Wounds sprans, Bruises &C. t ~
ing, healing and powerful strengthening properties e
the just wonder and astonshment of all who have ss
give it trial Over four Hundred certificates Of rsnia
able cures, performed by II within the last two "a
attest this fact Sec advertisernent s-tcvl'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

PLYMOUTH lTEMs.-On the 10th ult..
a son OF W. ii. Sawyer, about eight years
of age, was driving yoke of oxen loaded
with apples, when in crossing a bridge on
Black river he was knocked down by the
oxen and run over by them and the wagon,
injuring his hand and breaking one arm lust
below the shsulder. lie is doing well now.
Lemuel Sumner, who recently commit
ted. suicide in Clarendon, of which an ac-
count will be found under the Vermont
News head, was formerly resident Of
Plymouth and a worthy man.
A week or two since one Sheridan Web
ster was brought before justice James A.
Pollard, for threatening the life of John p
Green. We are informed that he showed
bullet, saying he should shoot Green
that he must die, and by that bullet, and
that Green's wife was his (Webster's) wife
&c., and that the spirits had told him to kill
Green. He was put under 5000 bonds C
keep the peace, and failing TO procure bail
he was taken TO Jail at Woodstock. He i.
undoubtedly insane and with his present
notions, would seem to be very dangerous
man TO be at large.
Some of the miners are still at work in
the digginss. and few days since Mr.,
liankerson found a piece of gold worth
Sill 80.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
VIRGINIA.

Even the "old dominion" rcpudiates Wise
and casts her electoral vote for Bell The
vote is not given. This is a good rebuke
to the secessionists.
Lancaster City (Buchanan's residence)
gives Lincoln majority of S6-a gain Of
362 over Curlin's vote.
Have government stocks fallen? win
South Carolina, Yancey & Co. secede i?
Do you hear the Union crack?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
Abraham Lincoln, Elected
President.
River.
Bring Out the big
CUM

Our returns this morning indicate an
overwhelming National Republican victory
yesterday.
NEW YORK
Goes for Lincoln by 10000 majority. The
city is less than $4,000 against us.
We alse add to this the following dcs-
patch which we received from one of the
editors of the ". Y. Tribune:
New York, Nov Z, 1860,
To a. n. Swain :-I.incoln carries the
State of New York by large majority.
c. A. DANA.
MICHIGAN
Reported $4,000 majority for Lincoln.
Stands in 10000 over all shades of oppo.
siiipn, for honest old Abe.
DELAWARE
Goes for Breckenridge by 1000 majority.
NEW JERSEY
for Fusion. Majority not stated.
ALL NEW ENGLAND
Stands solid for Lincoln. The maiorities
are, Vermont, 25 to 10000. New lamp
shire, 10 to 10000. Maine, $4,000. Mass.
achusetts, $4,000. Connecticut, 5000
Rhode Island, 1000.
One thousand Totes were cast for Lin
coin in Baltimore city. Maryland is said
to have voted for Bell No matter.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Here Lincoln is reported at 10000 ma
jority. Philadelphia city is said to give
the incredible vote of 10000 plurality for
Lincoln.
We regret to announce that Burlingame
is defeated in The fifth district by 175 votes.
This is the only reverse heard of. Rice is
elected in the adjoining district by over
400 majority. Eli Thayer, the squatterite,
is laid out fiat G. +. Baiy, his republican
opponent, has 1900 majority.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago reports gain for Lincoln of
1000, and the State as far as heard from,
also shows gains the same way. No doubt
that it has gone for Lincoln.
In conclusion, there can be no doubt that
Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal IIamlin
are elected President and Vice President
of the United States. /" Glory enough for
one day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

Dr. c. H. sIIoLES, EcLEcTIc PHYSICIAN gives psrd,ss
attention to diseases Of the gsto-iRayy organs and =
eia diseases Of women. See advertisements in anoh y
June 90, 1860. ag
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS,,
NORTH CAROLINA

votes for Breckenridge, who cares?
KENTUCKY
has given some 10000 majority for Bell,
thus Breckenridge loses his own State
People generally know their own neigh
bors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
STILL LATER!

The news from New Jersey is very ia
vorable, speaker Pennington has been re-
elected by 1900 majority.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Burlingaine's defeat was brought about
by the first ward in Boston, where the vote
was GOO majority against him, and enough
of it fraudulent to have changed the result
and it is now said Mr.. Burlingame will
contest the seat.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

a Troy JoURNEYMAY PRINTER DRIy-
I'm OUT OF SoUTH-CARoLINA.-A Young
man named Pasco, well known in Troy as
Former tmploye in the Office of The
Fomity Journal, and leading officer Of the
Printers Association, few days since left
this city and went TO South Carolina. where
he had been offered situation in the office
of Tie Charleston Mercury. When he
reached there, he found il would be some
days before the work promised him would
be ready, and he was advised TO 90 ont to
a neighboring village, where a printer was
wanted, and were he could be EMPLOYED
meanwhile. This he started TO do. on foot.
On the way he met two men in a buggy.
and inquired of them the rout. They
asked him whether he was a STRANGER.
where he came from, and what was his en-
Payment. lie told them he was a printer
from New-lork, and in the course Of his
remarks haPpenr'i 10 mention that he had
once worked on Tnr TRIBuNE. The men
asked him TO get in nd ride with them. and
'ook him before Justice near at hand by
whom he was ordered TO be locked up in a
filthy cell as an abolition cmissarv.--
After remaining in durance 4s hours. dur
ing which time he was suffice, to the most
cruel Treatment, he was bruush, out for
iri"l- His friends from The Msreary ofiicr.
who were present represented the fsai tina,
he was not an AbOliIionis,, and they would
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
10 nopE-poETRY OF puYsIc. In

o. HoPE-PoETRY OF PHYsIc %
Let the sick 70 IIerriek %,
Who'd be sick, I'D like to know,
Such cures his Pills do make,
Smiles, lovely smiles shall deck the bros
Where gloominess l. rampant now,
And hope anew shall wake.
IL Herrek's matchless Pills startle the y,oyle vt
their This Is the season to use them Lsrss bon
70 cts boxes Sl.00 See advertisement. s,&l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

PRoGnEss OF FoRGERY.-The No
MEMBER number Of Psfersmas' Deteetor
records that sixiy-four new counierfsiis
have been pnt into circulation in the
month of October, among these are the
following dangerous forceri.s, viz: Elves
Of the Allegheny Bank. Piiisburs; ditto
on the flank OF Commerce ditto on The
Bank Of Middleton; ditto on the Bank 81
Paving. Nev York; ditto on the Bank ID
sise Republic. Mass. ditto on tie Bells ,dere
Bank, NeS Jet-ey. PETERsox also make.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
S53,sIO
1900
Total,
Or, at Mortified Bank,
Leaving a total deficit of
S49,sI0

Leaving total deficit of S49,8I0
The new Treasurer, Mr.. John b. Page
of Rutland, thinks the securities TO the
State will not amount to over $4,000. So
that if the investigation does not show any
further sums not entered on the books, the
State Of Vermont may expect to lose from
$4,000 10 $4,000, which with the State
House debt of $4,000 will put the in.
debtedness of the State up TO the round
sum Of 100000
What Mr.. Bates has done with this mon
ey does not yet fully appear. Some of il
was invested in marble and soapstone en-
terprises, where .'he expected TO realize a
fortune in verd antique MARBLE" lie has
heretofore borne good character and been
man of supposed unquestioued integrity,
though for some time it has been whispered
in certain circles that he was likely TO
prove defaulter and that his bonds we're
not sufficient.
This is certainly bad affair, and is a
deep modification TO the State. We appre-
bend that some of our State officers are
much TO blame in the matter. in rot seeing
that his bonds were sufficient. II is evil
dent there has been much negligence some
where, and before ii is through with the in
vestigation, we fear viii show both knavery
and stupidity. There ave flying stories
and rumors ahoat duplicating other parties
We most sincerely trust the investigation
-iil be most thorough and searching, and
therefore postpone further comments for
'urther information.
The effect Of this affair on the lesista-
lure, viii doubtless knock in the head most
of de appropriations except those which
are absolutely necessary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09

f0day, Nov. ?.
SeRate--The bill appropriatiug $1,000
Tor the statue of Ethan Allen was read a
third time.
Senator Green moved the bill be laid on
the table till next week Saturday. Com
mon prudence dictates that in state as well
as private affairs, we shoald proceed with
caution. lie was in favor of the bill. vet
before passing it he thought it would be
well TO give Senators time to ascertain if
there were anything 10 appropriate.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-04
.r1 rue wsoSo sapl,xe.-

Tk- Douglas Democratic party Of Iowa
u 10 itrubis. Sosuith.tsnain. the boa...
OF sonB Of lie organs tina. lava vas .srs for
DaaslsT, soms Of the candidates nominated
.; oss Nainss for State oikcs., don's van,
% rsa. They don't seem "a appreciate
good shins. They are not sace-seek.r.
H:hers was M probability Of thsir being
sssss 81 .hey soald doubtless run ..ja,s for
sss fsa Of The thing" Bot, il having been
a,nats'.atsd TO Hoo. Jasxs GsAxr, Of
Davenport, the aominse for Supreme Judge,
aadigGsasD BYisoyoy, nominee for Pr.si-
isnsI'.,> Elecssr, that they would surely b.
ssse'sd, these worthless psrenptor,iy d.elin.
ell being eierafsa to such responsible posts.
'th. IS what CONES ~ incon.idera,s boast.
hog. No DaasIa. Democrat wan,s OF G,
- ;is organ. mead not eIpec, their candi.
dates to '..sant ire," II they per.i., in do.
elasi1z tha. they will be elected. This
c'aras ma-s be stopped, or the Douglas
STATE Tickr. ~iIl .-peg ou.."