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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
cruiting office in this place yesterday, and
number have already enlisted.

CuEsrER.--The feeling Of patriotism in
Chester is intensely strong. A town meet
ing has been called to raise money for the
families Of those who have gone TO fight for
their country. On Saturday night some
rascal raised Palmetto flag in the Park.
but 1t was torn down early on Sunday
morning, and pablicly burned on Tuesday
morning, and u reward os $40 is offered
for the one who raised it, Some ten or
twelve men have enlisted in the Cavendish
Light Infantry, and left for that place on
Tuesday. Arrangements are now being
made to form volunteer company of Min
ute Men, to be ready when wanted.
p. S.-The Chester volunteers left on
on Tuesday, and 500 people, many of them
ladies, went to the depot to see them Off
VIM. Rounds Esq, made a stirring speech,
bidding them remember they were Green
Mountain Boys, and left those behind who
would probably soon follow. There was
hardly dry eye or firm lip, SO deep was
the feeling, but no fears, and amid cheers,
guns, blessings and tears, the train bore
away the brave little band. God protect
the right
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

DR. swEETs INFALLiBLE LINDIENT FOR HORSES
i uurivaici b any ard in All eases q ianeus
from Sprains BRUISES renrbiug its set i isi at
certain Harness Sadie Calls, Scratches. Mango &C. y
viii aso cure speedily. SPAWN and Jrgboue may e r@s
prevented and cured IN .r incl 90 Cs but eeirsi
u the kind hosser y desperate o. hcsAs bus 4 NAY
L. alleriatl 81 this llumruf, aud is iaitfai annein
will always The Lansenesf and slape ts acre. 2
travel wsth c0u paTatife rase.
E4srv ba1ss nvnsr shond have this reay a. hsud i9s
is timely use al the frst Appearance 81 fenes N eii
.flr rrseu- those frrmiithc dlsces Wcutiuued q Nhth
\. horses arr Hshls ard Whch rcrter 20 many atasrse
valuable hcTsa nearly worthless SO airerieAsnt- -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
be sustained. Throughout New England
all party distinctions have teen swept away,

An enthusiastic Union meeting was held
at Wilmirglo Del, Monday afternoon;
all parties were represented, the Union
feeling was intense, and strong resolutions
were adopted.
William b, Aslor, the New-York mil
lionaire, offers to give the U, 5. government
four millions and loan it ten millions, The
patriotic contributions in New York city
and throughout the state are SO numerous
that il is impossible to mention hundredth
part Of them. Companies and regiments,
are everywhere organizing and drilling, and
the state will be able to respond within a
week TO all possible calls for troops Rev.
Mr.. s., Methodist minister at Newark, n,
j., left his people on Sunday to enlist as a
volunteer. He said he coull neither study
nor preach while men with families depeu
dent on them were going forth 10 fight for
the country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

BRATrLEBoRo.-The people of Brattle-
boro are wide awake in behalf of the I'm
ion. The stars and stripes are numerous,
and everything in sympathy with the trail
tors is put down. A mass meeting was
held Tuesday on the common, and volun-
teers are being enrolled. Ten men from
Puney joined the Braitleboro company on
Tuesday. The American Institute
holds lis next meeting in Brauleboro some
time in August. The Irishman caught
stealing in G. c. Frost's store, was found
in the cellar of Joseph Clark's store recent
ly, just as they were about shutting up.
lie was routed without giving any very
definite account of himself but no one has
any doubt rs TO his intentions. The
president of Eindham county bank, one Of
most wealthy men of Bratlleboro, says ii
necessary. he will give half his property to
put down the rebellion. The Maz-
zeppa Engine Company are truly patriotic,
and have voted $3.50 of their own funds,
and viii double the amount if wanted.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
CAMBRIDGE mAnKET.

wednesday, April "a.
At market 53l Cattle about 4T5 Beeves and So stores
consisting OF Working OxeEiich Cows and one twoand
three years old.
Prices Market Beef-Extra Sc So q 49, first quality
airy, 5000.
WorSing 0xen $50, a $50
Cows aud Calves % q "
Yearliugs s19so swoJ sarfold SIS q I6 three year
old II q u.
sheep tLambs-l8j0At mlrket Prices in OTIS 81 80,
50 rs " each. Extra S25 So ,25j from 81 to &c
per Is. Veal Calves, 3 ~ a. . w
tiiles Al q &c. failOw, 81 q C..
Pets SOC, g 81 rs zach. Can skins a l0c " Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

READING.-A correspondent in Reading
Informs US that the enthusiasm fer the Union
1here is almost unanimous. If needed, vol
ubieers can be obtained for the defense of
the ''stars and stripes" and a hearty re-
mouse will be given to call for contribu-
dions to aid in the prosecution Of the war.
Two American flags are flying at Feleh-
xille-one on z. Merrill & Cos factory
mother on the building occupied by Ward
ner & Kendall for store, and G.. A. Da-
vis for law ofiice-both made in very
few hours by the patriotic ladies Of that vii
Iage. Long may they wayei
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
Mar Meeting in Below. Falls.

Aprcliminary meeting Of citizens of this
village was held on Wednesday evening
L. MIGRANT, Esq, Chairman A. N. Swain,
Sccretary. 1t was voted to call mass
meeting of the citizens of Rockingham, to
be hsid at this place, and committee of
sevo&teen was raised to make arrangements.
Il was also voted TO open a recruiting Office
immediately and that Capt. Walter Taylor
be The recruiting officer. Twenty men Of
eeed Ind agreed to bear and pay all ex-
penses till the mass meeting is held, to pre-
vent Delay. The mass meeting is TO be
held on Saturday (to-morrow) at O'Clock
Pm. Let there be good Rally The
following are the committee 0. b. Arms,
u "A. Grant, A. S. Clark, c. E. Newcomb,
n. Z. Stoughton. j. A Farnsworth, DR.. l..
u. Simonds, G. w. Fairbrother, Scion Per-
~, Il. w. Perham, Benz. Smith, s. L. Bill
linss. Charles Stowell, Lewis S. Eddy, Jer-
emiah Barton @. NJ. Doran, J. w. Stearns.
c. b. Eddy, Esq, offered the following
resolution which was adopted unanimously /;
Reyolved, Thai we, the citizens Of Bel
lows Fails, here in meeting asst mbled, do
pleagr to every patriot of Bellows Falls
who will volunteer 10 defend our country
siom The assaults Of rebels, that We will see
xhsk his wants, and the wants Of his family,
xlsile he is engaged in the service Of lis
count y, are supplied.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

Commodore Vanderbilt has informed the
federal government that il can have his
whole feet Of steamers, fally manned and
equipped, without charge Of penny.
The distances between the importanl
points where the government aud rebe
forces are now concentrating are as follows:
Baltimore 10 Washington 80 miles Bati-
more TO Harper,s Ferry 81; Baltimore to
Harrisburg So; Philadelphia to Baltimore
%, Washington to Richmond 1870 /; Wash
ington TO Charleston 587,
Over 1000 troops sailed from New York
on Sunday, probably for Washington, or
some point Of Maryland, in the vicinity Of
the capital, though their precise destination
was not known.
The city of Hartford, CT, alone will send
one full regiment, and have several compa-
mics in reserve. The war feeling through
out the state is intense peryadiug both par
lies and all classes.
Mr.. Douglas declaration for the govern
ment has set the Egyptians all right, and
they are moving in solid column 10 the sup
port Of the government In almost every
town of southern Illinois companies are or
ganizing. At Chicago an immense meeting
of $4,000 was held Saturday night, and at
the sugg- stion Of Judge Manniere, the
whole audi, nee raised their right hands and
took the oath Of Allegiance 20 the Union, re,
peating the oath after the judge. The
feeling grows more intense daily for
The Union Over 5000 men have already
volunteered, and recruiting offices have been
opened all over The city.
The New York and Erie telegraph com
pany will continue the salaries and retain
situations for all employees volunteering
/ to serve their country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
ooMMIssIoNERs NOTICE..

WE the subscriber, being appointed ~ The Hon. the
w Probate Ourt for he dstiet Of Westminster, ton
nisioncrs 70 receive examine adjust ali claims and de-
ninns Of all prisons against the ezta,e u e0bbaI Nc
RAit l. aie Sraftou n said district. deeeased and
also an ciss and demands exhibited in osst therstc and
tx h Gom the third e2y Of kpl ast tns ztiossts
By Cor that rurrooe, DO uleeare hsFef eve
notice thai m viii attend % business u aid piun
ueut o. ufafr Of W iAea, e tiratt1 IN SID bis
trict on the "Wednesday Nay, asa te arsi slss
September nsEf, lpn ecloc4 = ~ until elors
4. n. Gu earn 81 I'D days
JOSEPH a. WARD, I t.-..--s..;,,-.-.
CHAUNCEY suERNfN
>. L. nrrrE. FIELD, Ex'r-
Grafton April 5, AID. Isof. i5H
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

one Price store They have seceded FAST
UNION, and have accordingly laid in for neeesaes 20
arm the people, that they will be better able to light
the battles Of ifeN
A-Well really, why this should cause such
immense excitement. supp sod that war with them ar
arnal niger keepers down South, was all the 60 WoVa
days.
B-I read all sides OF the question aud in my humble
opinion. would "run his legs OF, and grow hoarse
at that to keep up with southern IL is the aim Of
rIaub ind you Know get Tich"to look aiter No. r.
ud out where we best invest money sc Ny mind
is if person in need OF any Of the necessrs Of life,
now is the tine pitch i'm carried the sold BABY and
the girls down PiEEcE, DExTEB 4 COS yesterday, and
they bought pile Of goods tell ye. II give you list
Of prices to let YOU hays sight Of how things go They
each bought Calico dress perfectly fast coiors, for only
per I'd. They each bought Delnc and pala % cs
per ydsuch they they never bought elsewhere ior
less than q The best Heavy sheengs were paid only
per yd for and better article than shawmut or At
lautie A. The best article Kerosene OIL only 81 cts per gait
prime article Brown Sugar, for 81 cts per H. They Of
feed nice Black Dress Coat for just S5oland u
III had the needfu should have taken H. ~ priced e
Through and hnd they below what I've been in the habit
Of paving for goojs-it will pay give EN- call in con
voron with m, learned they we're determined 70 Keep
up the panic by selling slow water mark since they
opened they have had rush, and at such prices II mus
continue Neghbor you just Keep cool about the SOUTH
when there is money TO be made at home
well really this is exciting news mast CONFESS anu
think il quite sensible after all, 70 look after our tenn
poral wants it is to look after Fighting Jeh, q h'
farm my faaiy AMI take up my line Of march NOT io
South Carolina. but for
PIERCE, DEXTER, & cos.
FAR FAMED ONE PRICE STORE,
lid JAMAICA, VERMONT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

STATE OF YER MONT, a. q Pre- ate Court, led
hisr. o. sEsTNSsrEa s. z. q h.ektnshaaa within
A. sr District, the .itt dlf = tlarrs ieri
Present, the Hon. Atshai st0-id IA. edge
An Strunirut purpogttnE - . te asS VIII and tea
ucs e Ei.lZA : ATKINSON lste q kaskiiEa N sai4
s-irt drceascd being prseHtsl the cest ke9s p
Ii,nry q. and AhNanief teaains fae exeeaterz
tieu uaa,cl Or probate il . aftsn - ss4 1sssrf t-a2
~ A. -s,ru r-ssrir,i thcnin ~ appear
sen ii ilcult b. held a. the lAu e A \ Wilder -
Rr.knraari sid district. tle st Heaussag q Juns
i-sl SAD sanw ease 81 ans tllss raas have against
t rhaie said M i1r Nu}eh prrpase q = fsffhsF or
ae.- t;tt copy - the frcor1 Il las ere Ae pub hed
three ssgs succtsstf if tlfe be.as as lss ffae
~ sesir1lan iu This STATE, s.on 4 VA - tFiif
cnus az lrrcri- ifffst, hA9.t 2 AEAsa htsssset
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
Employment.

pERs0Ns out Of emp and wishing to engage IN
light healthy business wllc promises % the indus
5ats an IUe xpeedy and reward will do we'll b pur-
chase st og ms gpTartd stencil Tools do not claim
these tools to be thu only perfect cutting Tools made, bat
~ b ril them a. the 6fsf stencil Tools Vermont
and really cheapest according to quality, Of any 70 be
procured
cos brick huiiiur near the Post 0aiee Apply IN per-
SON or by letter to D. T. MiILIkkN, Brandon, VI. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
Photograph and AmbrOtype Saloon
In Springfield,

The public are invited call and examine my atest pro
ductons Of PHOTOGRAPHS, CpLokED finished with IN
li g aud Plain many which copies from old infe-
nor Ambroty pes and D4guerre0ypss Please call before
engaging such elsewhere will be for your interest
both Of mind aud purse.
RsxEaBt l. sir ROOMS ARE oyER rae SAVINGS RANK
D. JAIEs POWERS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
Intense War Feeling in Springfield--s2ooo
RaIsed--61 Volunteers Banner Town.
Cores pondencs Of the Bellows Fails Times.
SPRINGFIELD, April p, l86

SPRINGFIELD, April 70, 1861.
Nh. EDITOR ell was made for a
meeting Of all the citizens Of Springfield,
VT, on Monday eve, April 22d, to adopt
such measures as the present exigency Of
the nation demands.
Meeting was called to order by Fred
Grain, Esq, and officers were chosen as
follows:
President-Hon. Joseph w Colburn.
Vice Presidents VIM. Shepardson, Ham
lin Whitemore, Daniel A. Gill, d. A. Smith
Henry Closson, James Lowell, Daniel Rice.
Secretayles-W. G. yeazey, c. A. For
bush.
Committee on Resolutioas-IIenry Clos
son, L. Sawyer, f. Ingham, who reported
as follows:
Resolged, That the present crisis Of our
national affairs demands forgetting Of all
party predictions and differences, hereto
fore existng-and that these we will sacri-
fee on the common Altar of Patriotism.
Resolced, That in the language OF our
fathers " We pledge our lives and fortune,
and our sacred honor to our Country in this
her hour of peril, and will respond TO any
call she may make upon us in men and
means.
ResoIued, That we who remain at home
will assist those who 90 to battle in their
outfit, and sustain their families when alb
sent.
The meeting was the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held in Springfield. Hun
dreds we're obliged to go away for want OF
room. The utmost harmony and deter
miuation to sustain the government, pre-
vailed. Fifty-four able men enlisted, which
together with the Is who have enlisted IN
the Carendish Company. make 81 men from
Springfield already. and many more viii
follow their patriotic example. Twenty
five hundred dollars were subscribed to as
STAT in the oatGt Of the Company, and sew
eral hundred were previously pledged by
men who could not attend the meeting
I The Springfield Savings Bank oheFed al
immediate loan of $4,000, to the Seleetmer
Of the town. The Exchange Bank o
Springfield also unanimously voted to otfel
every dollar at its disposal, TO the State
While writing the above, more men hav'
enlisted and more money has been sub
scribed. Cheer after cheer is going up Of
the street, and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
walls.
Springfield WIS the banner town 81 III
State in the late election, and il intends
be the banner town IN afording men an
means to sustain the constitution and tn
laws.
~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
Washing Machine
Ii will do Washing, SEARCHING aad W ring
ing.

INiIs machine has been thoroughly tested r theast liz
neaths ana f5uua 10 aii That IL vas designed 90 90
Ii is aated to an kinds clothes from prt hsDer
chief 70 bed quilt Aau wriuS your clothes DO less
quarter q th tine an - uel ais er that t1e5
one haf a. much tvs ed By hand 1nts machine
is i1r-l 81 spring rolls eoser,d sit rubber, ard -
consfrlete a. 70 run ttsr With great pressure and turn
Est aud e5sy spTis IN the ros are eonstraciet
as 10 Weld the the ceuirci where the bulk Of tr
clothes re e1u5ucisa they pas bctSeeu tign 81 tEs
ueans tue springs ts rubber close 30 tight around the
clothes that ie5 through nearly dry enaush % iron
IIseEer garment may ls, y lsreivrs equal
amount Il srsssare I1e clehss sasd ~ this machine
vii require 50 ribiu eryt the dirfiest parts, sgeh
ars and Hfsan1E siioa sii require but slight Frb
aifb tie hanas.
ms aaes1iae + Bsss paent, and The sshscrihsr has
bought the rt q asauiaeisre and sac flr Nisdhau ans
Wfnisar evnnses. fries Si@sDy a. 5. ttAkN-
Bellows falis, Vt feu 3. iali-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

Benevolent institutions established by special Endow
n,ep fr tic Eecf q the Sick and Distresset afflicted
with Nrueu and Chronic Diseases, and especially for toe
t'ufe al diseases Of the sexual orFtna.
Al EDlAL ADVICE given gratis tg the Acting surgeon.
lU VALUABLE REPORTS on spei mssarrhoea, and other
islses 81 ~ sexual rzans and on tie NEW REMEDIES
employed Ia Diseusy sent 10 cai envelopes free q
charge Two three stamps for pstae aeceptable Ad-
Pbilslelpeia, 70. iSA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

FEN He subscribers have this day by mutual agreement
closed their business butchers and vendors Of meat
which they have carried ia the Of NJ j. sherman
Co. and p W. fay Tor Co, and have put their looks
into the hands Of Vim. P, Barker and NJ, J. Sherman -
Those Indebted either p W Tay Co. NJ. j. Sher
Co, make immediate payment either to NJ j..
sherman, I'M p Barker George Slate, who author
debts Of said companies, and receipt the
bills AL bills that paid before May 20 will be
left for further c0iIection. WI P BANKER,
NJ. J. SHERMAN,
p. W. TAYLOR.
Bellows Fails, April l, 1861. l7-l9
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

aged s.
In Nottingham, April /, Of defamation Of the lungs
ARTHUR ). CHASE ouugost child Josiah b.. and Elsie
P, Chase, aged year and 9 months.
In Halifax, Apnl IL Of consumption, Miss OLIVE 4.
CANhbf daughter Of William and Irene Cauedy, aged p
years aud months.
In Wardsboro March 27, FRANK, Of Alonzo and sa
raphina hazetiue aged years. April $, Mr. ORVILLE
MASON, q Yeats.
IN cagendish, March ~ Mr., EDWARD STONE aged 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26
Prices Lower
Sugars and Groceries Down.

subscriber just received superior lot Of grocer
which he is sehng at prices as ow be found ~
any other pace. J. U. HLGllISlAA.
iJeAuws rails, Feb. 20, 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

FAST WoRK.-The new mandatory OF
Perry & Co. at Cambridgeport, not only
doesmost excellent work bat does it on quick
time. Last week they ran off 26884 yards
Cashmere and DoeSkin on two sets cards
and u looms, and no extra hours worked.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

In Guiford, April 4, by y. P Chaplin, Esq Mr. HORACE
NJ NEWTON OF Gleended. Mass, and Mis5 ELIZABETH
NJ, GOODENOUHG, Of West BraitlebOro.
IN Halifax, Apu9 By beY. Geo. " Atkinson, Mr. DEA-
TER > BOAD Of Dumiuerston, and Miss ANNIs N. GREEN
Of IL.
In Newlane, April 10, by Rev. B, White of wardsboro
Mr. EF EitEfr ALListON aud Miss LYDIA ANN COOK,
both OF n.