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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

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mailing by which they can supply the ma.
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70 those who prefer TO receive their neg
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TEACHER OF MUsIc.-Mr. Frederick
Vaas will give Instructions on Piano
and Cabinet Organ. For terms and in.
formation apply at Sheib's Music Store.
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New Stable

IT rs WELL EVERYBODY SHOULD
know that In connection with the Giant
ttldooSes wheeling, w. Va, MeEsTsL Lewis q
S id nneSt Boarding and sale Stables IN thS
v -, and that IL Is now ready % nccommo-
9aIe Al mat may o1ll With rs. deolS-tf
EEEEs.LIGENOER ION OFFTCR
No. Is Quincy sCTeot.
CARDS ANDRILL HEADS. nostly pr1n4.s.
NANUFAoTURERs'I1 RRrs.
INSURANCE. POLICIES Ann RtAN1-s
pRAS TICKETS AND INNS or 4.Ap1,ys
PROGRAMMES AND PosrERs
OHECks, NOTES. RECEPTs
SHOW BILLS nE OU1ntzy Merchants,
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PRoyRRRs OF SOLOMON (GRuNDY.A
- l.. The wise man Will avoid wire and
2. The wise woman will avoid scan.
dal and shopping,
.. me wise man and woman will
avoid Dyspepsia and Debility by the
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JUsT REcEIvED.-An assortment of
Prints; also Bleached Muslins of The
best makes, at j. II. Smith & Co.'s.
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CouRr OF APPEALs.-,rhe Court of
Appeals met pursuant to adjournment
Judges Harrison, Brown and Maxwell
presiding.
Tho case of Rosset as. Fisher. ct al
was continued, by consent of the par.
ties, until the next term of Court.
Spencer Dayton and A. i. Fleming.
,Esqs,, We're ON motion OF Mr.. Wilson
qualified to practice In this Court.
The case oil Brouse ct. at, Us. Wylle,
was further argued by Judge Lee for
the appellant, and Gov. Stanton for
the appellee. Judge Lee will close his
argument for the appellant to-day.
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P. 9. HILDRETH s BRO.
q MaIn 80.

- NH -otFoof,
WHEELING, ". VA.
"HOLESALE DEAI.ERS N NAH 0D.
NJ Blr lEoEl, Nails Shest Iron, WirS. -
STEEL, window CHS, PFinffn1I F1IlnSl.s 49,
ING Paper, PilEAer Haril TSluil fliS-i.,. y e
Ilent AagSl -snd Lima, Common lrne. FioSlr
: = llitlla = atelleI sals Wooden WaFe q.
Platform l5rlll1 = = -
:, II ti A.2. S. s' ~ Raga IA
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GARmALDI waterproof Cloth, black
and brown, just received by j. H.
Smith d Co,
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Copper, I'm, and Sheet lion wan

EtI1NIOWAL.
HA,yE REhTovED Ny WORK SHOP
Prom Iso lHrket % IO5 HAHN Streef.
M1ere l win Be pleased to sae an mn, q
W ~ me tnef lltzonl11o. u hnlfa = mn \ :
- tsll1Snt @ Al kinds ofRaFausnaIiT fouF,,,
MI an oldleEE for nnytliIl1, IN I
1E91a Topper, lin or Ekeet non. y
-, ~ .llioEal flFst-elnls job VYoFl-oan
I -. Z ~ too any work promptly ard ~ -
- 5steS - any eEla hlisdrnenf n file 500
-Ie1-s-klr GRO. ~. IOTTNETlE,
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MINK Sable FuTs at cost by j. II.
Smith * Co.
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Florence Sewing Machines.

MUNIcrPAL CoURr.-There was no
business transacted yesterday. The
Court met and adjourned till to-day.
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J. II. SMITH & Co, have reduced the
price OF Merino and Empress cloths.
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TRY the Florence Sewing Machine,
Brown tS Higgins, agents.
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4. The wise parent will advise his SON
70 take q wife for his partner forllfe.
0. The wise counselor will advise his
friend TO take common sense Tor his
guide through life.
o. the wise physician will advise his
patient who suffers from heartbnry,.
collie cramps, liver complaint, etc, to
take HuRBIL's GOLDEN BIIrRRs for his
remedy Tor life.
Msscabe, Kraft & CO., sole agents.
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Democratic as We profess to be, who Ehall
deny that things We appreciate receive an
added dignity II distinguished by princely
honors3
lenee OF the WEED SEWING MACHINE
Is past all doubt, and the IenoRn thus
achieved abroad VIII stin moro increase It's
already Worldwide reputation. This re-
nown "a fully justified by Its good qualities,
as a call at the Agency and an examination
OF theiWeed Machine viii prove.
u. WHEAT, GENT Agent,
No. ls9 Main st., near Grant Housa.
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aA9-

ONE OF TIE MOST vALUART.E NJ.
" pIoyements OF the age Is the process az
Gas Company, OF WheslinF. WeSf vs SIIS,1,1
patents OF DR.. ]. n. ConneiIV irF,n, n, = ~
s1Git Hai1eie prodact Of Petroleum on.
lLesa15tllllllJ IN combination Win lSS,1ss,
q a.1!e and coal. 50 simple that fI75s
inc 1SS19 ,5 let Of Gas may be made by
telllgence IN three houfh. II : Inn i,6-41
Sl. MY tested upon such O ECslie AZ fhe
eaS,1; h9nse In wheeling, and 1t The
me same city. sto hx The int1 IN r. ~.
loLuing enG1feiy satisfactory Fearlfg N fbe
Gas and can be with grtif s[1I1,
70 tTgtate Aleudelc1s 49, E7Sitrl5f = -
~ II e; s.. Z, ~. y superior 20 any Gas
pllcllyy hllIty and mat cfeS mt ~
tnras but for Its superior III iiianc9
from toe spiphurous oifs s,,nns,,, ~ I'm
me hActs the oficers or fhs s[,IS15s 80,
tieii,i,s ~ n GEM 70 foe
t1s com peny VIII sell righfs 10 n S,,i,y
fiiTsef g ieta or States and
1s2STI1IONIALS.
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lstyt sld country residences olI - e -
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economy and safety 5ts
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certaiu
pEacIiee, lndulged In whom alone habit me-
quently learned nom eVil compaHIons or al
schools the enects OF which are nishtIy fait
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render
Lna9LlASe impossible, and DESTROYS both mind
and body should apply immediat
~ nat pity that young man. the hopao
ms country the pride of his parentg Ri16nid
oe snatched from all prospects and erftoV
menR OF llfe by theconsequencc OF tieVt.
htlng nom the path OF nature, and mum
must beiore contamplaflnp - Fot1oth
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DISEASES OF nIPRuDFNCE

TTTi---. - IlITHUDEWUE-
Mnen Ihe misguided and inpFudeDk w.,
ttsSEy o. pleasure hnds hat he has in1biSeJI
me inc 6eeuA Of this painful disease n too oman
aIead OF discovery deters him nom apnISyjne
XIII ~ t.Iu9ss WHO nom education and respscias
az Ssi alone petfiend him, DELAYING I'm
5lS ~ IIguCOnn symptoms of this horrjfi
li5ss9 mag their appearance such as nIct-
Is;ySS 3, tnF9at diseased nose, nocturnal
FSs sIt N me mead and limbs, limnsSs ~
sight. deafness, nodes on the sS13,, I16, 3 "
IS5i tIss ploLches on the head, face and extTe-
XII ~ r. F99ig s with hightfGl rapidity
S IL ~ La " Lne palate of the mouth ar tie
4Sones o. me nose fan In, and the within ~
C11i becomes horTid Object o.
STs1 ~ ull death puts period Ia hi
TI tsSIitn hunerlnGHI by sending him Ia Htbof
tS1I1I l55SSoVeted Country nom whence no
sands nail victims to this farfhI. ,, fI4S t1o9-
3n LIZ 70 me Of ignoranf Trte1,-
P6TEso NC, -I ~ the use OF that DsADIY
and naSta n ~ TsSltss ruin the constitution
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MARRIAGE

renect that sound mind and body are the
19S1 NY requisites TO promote conniI-
5 nla1 nAPinesA Indeed, without fhess fha
Journey through life becomes ygeary I5IISii.
view the mind becomes shadoygeTi win iieSs
I'M INN 5nd nHed with the melarcholy TefIeS.
NON l9n tnat the happiness Of ANOTHER beeomsI
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"a Complete Pictorial History OF
the TimeB.''

HThs best, cheapest, and most sue.
eeSsful Family Paper In the
UnIOn.,S
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me 95 S9StGrs DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE

=, 1NDORSEMENT on ITETI8 EgE345t,cs
I,1kne many Thousands cureIi al fI,Is7 g.,
t1e I1,S,i within the last twenty VeaTs and
eTfoSTs q 3l N Portant surgical 0persiionI
Is1IiLI[s :, OF ze Sfl and many otl1sT
aRsin bes,ImaL tlS nave appeared aFain md
as 4 VenfisS,I.I,es PUBLIC besides his stnnjinP
'A sS sutncient guarantees TO t6e q Tiiiefsts
roaI5e J DISEASES SPEEDILY CTRFl,
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DR. JOH

/, O " 40. South Frederick street.
fs,I d RsIa @de gong from Baltimore street.
s sSM SOoL9 1t0m the corner, Fai NOT ~ ~
betYe name and number. NV 70 ooa
containInee TsSeiyed unless post paid and
5sLsSons writing should stata aVe an, sttS;;
tom 1Son Oh advertisement describing sym mp
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICB

On. j. addresses All those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solis
tafy habtt9s which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either business, study, So
ctety or marriage. S' -
These are some of the sad and mechanically
enects produced by early habits of youfh Wis
WEAKNESS OF tho Back and Limbo PRinS in
Lar Power Palpatation OF the Heart DyB.
Pepsia3 Nervous I11tability, DeranRanenf Of
5ne digestive Functions, General Debility
symptoms OF Consumption, sc,
MENEALIY.-The fearful efIects nm IN,
mind are much TO be dreaded. Loss of MEM.
ory1 Commission of Ideas, D Depression OF Spirits.
ES1l EorepodlngAs Aversion TO Society, Seii
some OF the evils produced.
5housinds o. persons OF all ages can now
IuuRe what B the cause OF their declIniiifl
health, losing their ViROr, beCon1InS, T5e1is
pale nervous and emacfated, haYinP a Simon.
lar appearance about tho eyes, Cough. ma
SymPtomsof Consumption. ''-- =
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DIR JOHNsON,

Member of the Royal College of SungeonH
London Graduate ofone Of thamost elninenf
colleges In the United States, and the Rreatar
part OF whose life has been spent in the NOS.
elsewhere, has effected come of the most -,
tontshing cures that Were ever known, MANI
troubled with ringing In the head and e9fl
when asleep, great nervousness beIuR alarTne-i
~ sudden sounds, bashfnlness with treouenf
blnshng, attended sometimes with deranRes
ment OF mind, were cured immediately
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me above 6uline1! wiz be- continued In
stand Nos. 81 and 50 Main slreet. CsntrS
Wheeltng. Thankful for past favuFs. ana
solicit continuance OF The same
ian hise5iPeetfnlly, JOHN RoEAIER
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Dissolution.

TUE PARTNERSHIP HEREroFoRE
i e4hslng 0StWeen John Roemer. Henry
hoemeft and Herman ROenGr. nutior fhHSa
style OF John Roener 4 Gu. Il this dag q igIol-
we'd nS limitation. The bushes OF the Citi
nm VIII pe seltled up by John RnemeF.-
Inosa having claims aEatnst the old firn
VIII please present. them for payment, and
moe moving themselves indebted q caii
ana settt9 their accounts and o6lige,
JOHN ROEMSPs 4 Co.
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ORGANIC WEARNEss

Immediately cured and nun Vtgor restored.
This distressing affection, Whicfl Ilenfiera
LIE miserable and marriage Impossible n ire
penalty paid by the victims or Improper m.
dulgencdeA Young persons are too ant to
commit excees nom not being aware fire
dEeadinl consequences that may ensua Now,
VINO mat understands the subject win me.
lost sooner by these falling into irnpFof5eT
habits than by the pfudenf3 Besides hefup
deprived OF the pleasure OF hoalty odspfffiZ
the most leT1ons and destructive Symptoms al
both body and mind arise. The Sysfem ~.
comes deIanEeds the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss of Procreafiv6
Power, Nervous InitabilitY ,DyBpepsia, PRIpi.
t9uon Of the Heart Indlg tiOn, Constftntions
Cough Consumption, Decay and Death.
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YOUNG AfFN


Married Persons, or Young Men cnnfernt,ia
ting marriage being aware OF Physical
speedily cured.
He who places himself under thecare of Ir.
]. may reitgtonaly Confid0 In his honor AZ \
Gentleman, and Confidently rely upon his
Rkil as physician.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16

barrels Of sap can be boiled away in an
Evaporator to one in the pan. w. r.
Mann Of Dover, in this county, used an
Evaporator last spring and in twenty
four hours boiled down over fifty barrels
OF sap which made 400 lbs. sugar.
We have thus aimed to give few
facts in the interest and for the informa-
ton of sugar makers in Vermont, and
not for any reward or pecuniary interest
OF the manufacturers. Farmers in all
this section Of the State can easily salts
ty themselves of the merits of the Evap-
orator, Independent of anything we have
said, by inquiries of those who have
used them. They have been used in
Brattleboro, Westminster, Nottingham,
Springfield, Weathersfeld and other
towns, and hundreds of them will be in
use next spring in various parts of the
State, to which places they have recently
been shipped in large numbers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16
Attention, 10th Vermont!

:. The Annual reunion of the Old
Tenth" will be held at l.. Loves Hotel,
Waterbury, on Wednesday, the Dist day
of October next, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ A
full attendance s-earnestly requested, as
business of importance will come before
the Society. Surgeon Childs and Chap
lain Haynes will be ready to report on
the'matter entrusted to them, viz: "The
life and services of our fallen comrades"
Ex-Gov. Dillingham; will deliver an ad-
dress, after which there will be Social
Dance. All come, and bring the ladies.
Major JOHN A. SALISBURY,
Capt. A. B. VALENTINE,
Gen1 w. w. HENRY,
Executive Com.
VT. Central and Rutland & Burlington
Railroads will carry for half fare.
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Convention.

The eastern Vermont Musical Associa-
ton will hold its sixth annual convention
at Saxtons River, commencing October
18th, and continue five days, under the
direction of Mr.. j. j. Kimball of Bos-
ton, basso a" Kings Chapel Soloists,
soprano, Mrs. Kimball of Boston, tenor,
MIR. Edward Prescott, Park street, church,
Boston. Pianist, james Aston Broad,
organist and director of music at Park
street church, Boston. Piano kindly fur
nished by the celebrated manufacturer,
G. f. Miller of Boston, for the use of the
convention. Books for the use of the
convention, Songs of the Temple" by
B. f. Baker and Offering" Chorus
book by L. Fl. Southland There will be
given two grand concerts on Thursday
and Friday, Oct 29th and Both. The
Grafton Brass Band are expected to be
present. Board will be furnished in pri-
vate families at so cents per day, or at
the hotel at reasonable rates.
Admission to each concert, 25 cents
each. Membership to the convention
will be one dollar. Season tickets, in
GLIDING both concerts and all the rehear-
sails, one dollar.
III. III. HENRY, President.
II. c. WILEY, Secretary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16

GRAPEs.-We have received from
Prof S. F. Merrill basket of fine lus-
cious grapes, accompanied with the "com-
pliments of the author" which are fully
appreciated both as to quality and guam
tity. Among the varieties are our ia
vorite Concord" the fair " Rebecca,
the delicate "Deleware and the " Dia-
ma" Grape raising in Vermont is at
tended with difficulties, much labor and
care, the early varieties being the only
safe ones. We have feared that ouI
early frosts would materially injure the
crop of Concords in this locality, but
neighbor Merrill's are unusually fine this
season, and theicrop larger than for sew
eral years. He is rapidly selling of
large quantities and those who buy Of
him will have to speak soon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16
Latest Election News.

The election news of this Thursday
morning confirms the general result an
nounced Wednesday. In Indiana, the
republican majority is not so large as
first reports, while in Pennsylvania, the
main field Of the October battle, the ma
jority is larger. The republicans are
even claiming Philadelphia after the
frauds have been wiped out before the
courts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16
WalpOle.
AN IMPRoMPTU JoLLIFICATIoN.


After the republicans of this village
had fired a salute over the elections Wed.
nesday afternoon, they decided to make
an excursion with their field piece to
Walpole in the evening and fire a salute
there. 1t was late in the day, but in an
hours time and at about o'clock, over
forty of the Grant and Colfax Club of
this village were on their way, having
previously sent dispatch by telegraph
to the President of the Grant and Colfax
Club at Walpole, of the intended "raid. :"
On their way down the gun was fired
once mile, thus thoroughly waking up
the people over large territory in both
Vermont and New Hampshire Very
few of the good people of Walpole were
aware of the presence of the raiders till
the gun spoke in thunder tones right in
their midst. 1t did not take them long,
however, to comprehend the situation"
anu tnC1 sOoh Idllltu anu dS tiie beiloNs
Falls boys fired their salute, they hand
somely responded by the ringing of the
bells and bonfire in the Square The
gun continued to boom forth for miles
around for more than an hour, when the
Grant Club of Walpole made a sudden
dash upon the Grant Club from this
place, gobbling up and making prisoners
of every man of them in the dining-room
of H. A. Perry's hotel. We need not
say that they" surrendered atdiscretion,
and discussed the "news of the day." and
the fine supper of splendid steak and
other things to match which was not only
the special admiration of the crowd
but also the wonder that it could have
been got up on so short notice. This
happy surprise was the leading fea
ture of the evening, aside from the main
glory of the day, and of course added
greatly to the pleasure of the evening
Cheers were given for the various state!
that had voted the day before, for tn,
next President and Vice President of tn
United States, &C., &c. At the close tn
Bellows Falls boys attempted to fanl
the Walpole Club by giving them tire
cheers for their generous hospitality
whereupon the Walpole Immediately re
sponded by giving three cheers for tn
$4,000 republican majority in Vermont
Col. A. HI. Bellows briefly remarkin
upon the brilliant manner in which Vel
mont had opened the fall campaign. A
about II o'clock the Bellows Falls Gu
started for home and announced thei
arrival by firing couple of guns, an
thus ended at about midnight the joyfr
and improhfptu demonstration of tn
day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16
See the Crowd Coming.

Bert +. Clarke, Esq, Secretary Of the
Seymour and Blair Club Of Trembeleau,
Wis, and a young lawyer ofmuch prom
Use, has abandoned Seymour and Blair
and come out for Grant and Colfax.
Gen Thomas Egan, known as one of
President Johnson's most intimate friends,
has declared for Grant and Coliax.
Gen. Iogan speaks of Gen. Grant as
"the maj who never made a mistake"
aud of Seymour as the man ".who never
did anything else"
The La Crosse Republican mentions
that DIR. Sperry of DE Soto, Wis, Chair
man of Democratic Club, has renounc-
ed the Democratic party, and goes for
Grant and Colfax.
DIR. r. u. Mason, two years ago prom
inently mentioned in connection with the
Democratic nomination for Congress in
the With wisconsin, District, addressed
the people of Appleton, on the 22d inst,
in favor of Grant and Colfax.
Henry L. Wait Of Albany, N. Y, was
a Democratic member of Assembly in
1858; but he cannot stand the Democ-
racy of Pendleton and Blair. He is nei-
Their repudiator nor a revolutionist, and
so goes for Grant and Colfax.
Judge Pierrepont an old Democrat q
New York. abandonS Seymour and moi
only goes for Grant, but contributes
$4,000 to aid the Republican cause.
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Marrifd.

Near Panfeld N. J., October s, 1855. at the resi-
denee of the brides father, by the Rev; G. g. Gurr
WIN. STANDERWICK of Staten Island, to LUCY
c. daughter of the officiating clergyman. No cards.
In Townshend. Oct. s. by Rev. II. Fletcher. Mr..
AUGUSTUS G. CHAMBERLAIN and Miss ELLA
j. WILDER both of Winhall
In this village, Oct. II. by Rev. L. G. Dickinson.
Mr., PRENTISS Q. EDWARDS of Bellows Falls,
and Miss SARAH E. BALL Of Athens,
Mr.. BRADFORD CUTLER and Miss CLARISSA
WILLARD both of Westminster.
In Springfield Oct. LIST. by Rev. i. IL Cobb. Mr.
BYRON E. OAK and Miss ETA NJ. Go0DENOUGH
all of S.
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BASE BALL-We have received some
four reports of match games of Base
Ball, for which we have no room, and
can only give the aggregate of the scores
At Perkinsville, on the 9Th inst, game
between the Chesters and Alphas, OF
Springfield, resulted in favor of the Ches-
tiers, 40 to 80.
The Wantestiquett of Londonderry,
and Farmers of Andover recently played
two games, in which the Farmers won
both times, the first 40 to 25, and the
second AZ to IS.
Another matched game was played on
the banks of the river in Springfield, a
few days since, between the Williams
River club of Bartonsville, and the
Skitchawaugs of Springfield, standing
20 for the former to "a for the latter.
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would leave about 10 majority, but with
the new democratic arithmetic, we have
no doubt it could be increased to more
than 100. Suppose this system be now
tried in OhioY At present, Bridgewater
is the only state likely to go for Seymour.