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A4D4 49,, etomach ar bowels. Also for 1oundeeo
4a1, ~ hsad Sweeney, splint, spsains, pell evil,
ett9 ssAHoA.S, 2sllew water, diatempsr, nsS 49,,
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d5iInoss 1ukish Liniment ass blown i ~ 49,;
s!so no ssaails of ny written signature ssssnya
niee <ash botete. e1a 48 ia ss..tx s.4sF.s
0tlImore,s Ohslsra Ana DlaSsAsa
This II ~ best rsnsdy known los bowel ssap
laints such - Cholsra, Diarrhes Dyssptesy, Paias
III the Bowels, L., Ac. Those who have ND Il -
charmed with ~ 0edicAl yirtzA. nAnamaia hlAn
0illssre,s vsgssaSlS Casnartac ana
Liver Pills.
Those celebrated Pills excellent rsuDedy lee
Fever nd AGae, Billions Complaints, Colo, DyssnSs
=, coDstipetien q the Bowels, Indigestion Jass-
on TO ain. fsvers &. TIE ~ family psii Sssrs
and can b. used with safety, whoneves oaaAaSie y
seeded.
NIB. TO inssrs : ssuaias article and ono a
Which zoo en- rely With perfect safety = paie.a:
Live. Pills. - thsn counterfeit article In cseu-
lation.
Oslsasssen CeusA Lesensss.
Prspered 3 4, =. aillnoss: A psp.lar N.edy
hAss givsa 0tirs sssisiActrs 70 those Who havs sa
CiIlsneress HAIR nalsA
A beautiful psspasattoa for the Hair, and peOpsly
ssed, will restore 10 it, original softaess ana
beauty. Those Who have used II say II il tie best
preparation MO- Asvs sesn.
Sold. wholesale end retail, b, WnxISsoa i MAJ
shall, DrugksN, successoss to II. IL. Ayres, corner
Of kAis aad Third streets, Keokuk. lovs. Also y
DrNxgista and 1cvchapts thrsughout ths State.
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vlNHE LAUGHABLE ADVENTURES Of Mcssrs.
! Brown. jones and Robinson, showing where they
went and how they went, what they did and how
hey did IT, with two hundred ,hrillingly comic en-
Cravings For saic by CAVE SON.
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
k0Okuk. lOWa.

We Afe now prepared u
furnish . gencral assovt-
mcnt Of the most desirahls
kinds Of FRUIT TREES.
such - Apple, Peach, Pear,
Cherry, Plum, Ounce. IL.
Small uits, Raspbesyiss,
Strawberries, @ uTranta
0oosebcrries, &C., togethes
with any quantity " Cat
awba and Issbslls Grape
Roots.
Our stock Of Dwarf
Pears and Apples 10 very
drai Fahla IeaenA{all~ e.
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HHAkLEMUNT; or, the Pride II the Village
~ tale Of Kentucky; by Simms. For sale by
CAVE a SON
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nAylnkk nxRr

- DAvIAk6 BA0N $3.50
|yNH0LE6AI1e DsAasn Il. 1eoEa md Shoes, Ne.
" IA. AAiA ftsest saksks 1pwa, Nh
eaGAesd q Tie above basins. kaviAs al III xAGll
tdss 7or pnrshAsins our stosk 6Ssstav q ~ 49,
1aatsfsss ,t tn lowest 1gsssS. i = onS otieeeoh
9ttsrminS&ion = bsild up large and pssnAAee
G0dc BY keeping on hand Q large and we'll seeorsea
sock making prices low that none can - leG,
snA tsr1ns and lscoants - Nbsral - any otAsF
house.
Please call and examine our stock seplSdw
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NEW BOOKS ut Cave & Sons. Jarvc's Pnrisian
- Sights. Partisan sights and French principles
seen through American spectacles.
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a LAkbE assortment Of Hosiery and 0loves,
English and Rreueh hand made Mitts, very
me- - aPr1c HUsTONF.
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NOTICE.
THE mostgages given in payne 0. Tor land, par.
1 chas@6 from Marsh, Lee belayan and cbns
MAsen, - Fiaced in the hands If H. W KiIbourne
Of Keokuk, Who IL authorized u collect ali money,
due, and to grow dps thereon.
CHAS. MASON
HIRAM BARNEY.
Ksokak April. 10th, ls5e-3mdAv
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NfADERIA, PORTUGAL. &c. Sketches and ad.
4Vl ventures in Madeira, Portugal and the Anda-
lusias Of Spain, with numerous and beautiful ilus-
trat,ons. CAVE SON.
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NApOLEOk AT ST. HELENA; o., Interesting
~ Anecdotes and remarkable conversations Of the
Emperor during the hvc years Of his captivity; fine
~ illustrated By John &C. Abbott Rof sale by
CAVE u SON,
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" LARGE sssortmsnt II Candies, Nuts. and For
a. sikn Fruits, for sale b
lsSlsd CRkIGHToN ! DINER.
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0as Fixsuros.

e1vH1 an1sDiend srs apssoased - receive W6s0
y leg nAline = stpue, e0e0 anA dwelling heuusA,
with pips and fxt1fss Tor sAs-psomp4ly executing
~ aa1s, - guaranteeing All their vcsk = ~ -
tight
AL psssons DESTROYS of ssing ~, that baye -
- saasd uSsa. aEs Ies.ssfee e leave tAssr -
OSdmu sxecuted II the sacoeeajon In which they
a1e resolved. 0COYIEID DROT8EM
Jn1v I'D
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TIVE Favorite Authosess Of the south.
new Novel by the Author 81 "Alons''
The Hidden Path, . novel by Marion HAfland.
Those Who have read II pronounce II superior 10
"Alons.' II 10 more finished production, vt ~
tanning al the pathos and naturalnes or the former
one. For sale by CAVE i son.
eisHE OLD DOMINION, ! nc work Il great In
terest, By J. r. X. Ja,nes.
GAVE 4 snN
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sEykRy day end evening . CssighGoa OAMss
- 1ashieoAble Saloon, johnson strsst. nsas ~
Fost O9es, apsls-At3
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A SOUNDING ELECTROMAGNETIC Book
n ley new book, The Testimony Of an Escaped
Novice from the Sistern"d " 81. Joseph, Emmifs-
burg, Nd, the mothcr-nosas Of the Sisters II Char
ity In the q. IS. BY Josephene II. Buckley. For
sale by CAVE SON
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Kookuk ana Doo MoB0Os Vol1ov
M PLANK 00oA Company.
INJECTION EOTfCE.-A meeting q H. steGk-
II holders Of the company will b held q - Of
Zoo Ut tho Prssident. In Keoksk. on Tuesday tho "a
day Of Juoc, q o'clock r. ~ 10 receive The rsporx
for tie pass Aseal ysaf and 70 elect difecos
" serve dssing ~ ensuing year.
Nay lS~Bsw TaO6. ~. CLA0ETT, PrssiAent.
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II ATE II Buffalo, n. r., II prepared
- - do al kiaAs a light and keavy
work for Railroads, Boats, Locks,
- US = Mills, Enginss, Housewosk, ~. Hassvs
cut 70 order from 70 q inches. Having iong ex-
psisncs and ample materials, respectfully siieits
orders.
Shop On Third, between johnson snd Exchange
streets, formerly occupied BY ". Graham.
Rnakuk Me- ~ A.
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To WhOaeeole Merchants.
nNE Hundred eases At Aats, Caps, 6lsow 0eeae.
~ just received, which will b cold q WHOLESALE,
atSt. Louis or Cincinnati prices. AsSeaaats wesh.
% we'll tocall and examine previous 70 p1rohasase
their stock Call and examine at % Main street,
corner Of Third, 1t
SHELDONss
nnrlA-d Hat
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Administrators Sale.
WI. W. LITTLE'S ESTATE.

PURSUANT to an order of Court, viii be soli
/ at public auction on the 23d day of Decem>
Der next on the promises, the following valuable
Real Estate, viz
About eight or nine acres OF land and water
privilege near the village in Irasburgh on which
is Saw Min, Machine shop, Iron Foundry,
Blacksmith Shop, Starch Mil frame, (partly en-
closely three Dwelling houses, out buildings,
Store houses, sc. Also, the Equity Of redemp-
ton of a small house and lot adjoining the above
described promises together with Windows
frames, Sash, Glass, and other articles of per-
sonal property.
The Shops contain Planning Machine, Cir
cular Saws, Turning Lathe, Tenant Machine,
&c. &e., all in good running order.
The property is situated within one-fourth of a
mile of the Court House, is easy of access, and
within three or four miles Of the Passumpsic
Railroad now in process Of being extended and
as a whole the property is considered the most
desirable water privilege in Northern Vermont.
The incumbraDces, which have heretofore ex-
listed to prevent sale of the property are now
removed, and the estate must be sold without
reserve.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ: Terms
made known at the time and place Of sale the
premises viii be shown and information given to
any person DESTROYS of purchasing at any time,
by application to the subscriber.
NJ. B. KIMBALL, Administrator
Irasburgh, Oct o. 1S56-42w3
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FOWLER & WELLS,
No. 3O8 Broadway, N, Y.
MARRIED.

In North Troy, on the 10Th inst, by
the Rev. II. /. Campbell, Mr.. GEORGE
Goss and Miss LETITIA CLoUGH, both
of Albany.
In North Troy, on the 9th inst, by the
Rev. n. Ward, Mr.. DAVID ENOs HARDY,
of Fairfax, and Miss CYNTHIA f. Dun
HAM, Of Fairfield.
In Hardwick, on the I'd inst, by the
Rev. Samuel Smith, Mr.. ALoNzo GRAN
DALI, formerly of Irasburgh, and Miss
MARY O. BRoNsoN, of Hardwick.
In St. Johnsbury, on the 1 9TH inst, by
Rev. c. Woodhouse, MIR. HIRAM Nc
LELLAN and Miss EMILY A. DwINELL,
both of Glover.
In St. Johnsbury, on the 9th inst, by
the Rev. G. Woodhouse, Mr.. JOSEPH E.
DwINELL and Miss ELIZA NJ. BEAN,
both of Glover.
In St. Johnsbury, on the 4th inst, by
Rev. VIM. B. Bond, Mr.. GEO. D. RAND
and Miss MARTHA ]. CRosMAk.
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CLARKE's FEMALE PILLS.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke
III. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the female constitution is subject 1t mod
crates all excess and removes all distractions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
it is peculiarly suited. 1t viii, in a short times
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeits
ca UTION.-These Pills should not be taken
by females that are pregnant during he first three
months, as they are sure to bring on miscarriage
but at every other time and in every other case,
they are perfectly safe
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
/. c. BALDWIN & CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, n. Y. General
Agents.
n. d. 500 and postage stamps enclosed n
any authorized Agent win engare a bottle Of the
Pills By return mail.
For sale by FRED. T. SMITH. Moptne,;er
Wholesale Agent for Vermont; Il. W. NYE. Iras.
burg, and by one druggist in every town. IL
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STRYCHNINE ANALYZED.

The drug, which has lately become so
notorious for destroying the lives of hu-
man beings-as in the case of the in
famous DR.. Palmer, recently executed in
England-is a most deadly organic poi
son. A dog has been killed with the
sixth part of grain of it, and human
being with less. When introduced into
the stomach it acts with fearful energy,
causing lockjaw Immediately, violent
spasms, and death in few minutes. Ii
81 odorless, but so intensely bitter as to
be perceptible to the taste when one part
is diluted in million parts of water
The composition strychnia is carbon
forty-four, hydrogen twenty-four, oxygen
four, nitrogen two equivalents. 1t is
colorless, and forms soluble crystalizable
salts. 1t is an alkaline base, and Is ex-
tracted principally from the strychsor
nuc ronaica. The tree from which it is
obtained is of moderate size, and grows
in several parts of the East Indies and
the Island of Ceylon. Its fruits are large
orange-colored berries, the pulp of which
is the favorite of many birds. The seed
contains the deadly poison. They are
fiat and round, about an inch in diameter
and gray in color. These seeds were
used medicine and as poison by the
Hindoos, long before they were known in
Europe. Many of the natives of Hin
doostan often use it as people use opium.
They commence with taking the eighth
OF anut every day, and gradually in
crease their allowance to an entire nut
which would be about twenty grains. i
they eat it directly before or after food, nc
unpleasant effects are produced but il
they neglect this precaution, spasms are
the result. The bark of the tree is alsc
poisonous, and from its resemblance tC
Augustura or Cusparia bark, a toni,
medicine imported from South America
caused a deal of alarm and excitement il
Germany, in the early part of this cen
fury, by being mixed with that bark. n,
sure antidote has yet been discovered 70
this poison, but some chemists have at
tanned to great skill in detecting it whel
administered as a poison.
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al DIGESTi" Sucu IS THE TRUE MEAxrNo
Of the word "PEPSIN," orofthe two Greek words
from which ii is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr. J
S. HoUGHTON, of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach Of the Ok, for the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. tits Natures own remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No art of man can equal its
curative powers. II renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
r See Advertisement in another column.
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THE ELECTION IN KANsAs.-A spe-
cial dispatch to the Philadelphia North
american, dated St. Louis, Oct. IA,
states that, in addition to the return of
Whitfield as delegate to Congress the
pro-slavery men in Kansas elected all
their candidates to the Legislature by a
large, in fact almost unanimous vote. No
attempt at disturbance was made in any
part Of the territory, the Free State men
having very generally kept away from
the polls.
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SIOO. PROCLAMATION.
To the Mayor and Citizens of Philadel
phia and the Union

10 1te mayor ana CntzenS Of Htltddet-
0hia and tie Union -
propose to test my Electric Oil on any case OF
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Piles,
Gout, Fever and Ague, letter, Felons, Swellings
Of all kinds, Cramps, Deafness, land some other
cases that have treated successfully and 10 for
felt TO any public institutions the mayor may
name $780, IL my Genuine Electric on does not
mrke an eilcctual cure in each ease.
DIR. J. G. Van Doren, No. 3, Fall St, Trenton,
N. j., an old and experienced gentleman, came TO
my establishment on Saturday, and said, He
had never failed in a single case Of Rheumatism
with my 0il.n He buys several dozen at a time,
and has more than year past He says (" il Is
much in using de Odriqh" ] find ! have no
troa1te in curing up Piles eliectuay, and do not
use injurious medicines My pure Electric Or
is enough. BE careful Of the counterieits, young
scamps who use my certificates to sell and deceive
the people. Only one Depot, that is n. =. corner
Walnut and Eighth street, Philadelphia. An my
bottles must have my name in the glass. All the
cures advertised in this paper year or two past
were made by my Oil. Come aud see the csrtid-
Gates Of 500 citizens. 4. SMITH, Chemist
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

. ILN LoI Ell D. hIMBALL D Is "A 2
FENHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
4 by the Hon. Probate Court for the district
of Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of SYLVESTER d. KIM
BALL, late of Barton, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and the term Of six months
from the 18th dayof October 1856, being allow,
ed by said court to the creditors Of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims bes
fore us:
GIVE NOTICE, that we will attend:to the du-
ties of our appointment at the dwelling house of
Mrs. Abigail N. Kimball, in Barton in said dis
trict, on the third Wednesday of November and
January next, at one O'Clock, in the afternoon,
on each Of said days.
SAMUEL A. WILLARD,)
EPHRAIM TAYLOR, Comm'rs.
JESSE VIRGINS,
Barton, Oct. 10th, 1s56-42w3
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MISS L. A. RIPLEY.

M OULD inform her friends IN Coventry, and
w vicinity. that she has taken rooms over
Walworth & Vests stone where she is prenared
to attend to all orders IN the Millinery and Man
tHa making business. She keeps on hand a good
assortment Of millinery goods, mourning bonnets
and collars ready made. She return III anks for
former patronage and solicits a continuance Of
the same.
Coventry, Oct. goth, 1866.
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q The change of single letter
makes curious difference in a word,
sometimes. A paper copying from
" Benton's Thirty Years. calls it Thir-
ty Bears in the United States Senate"
There are not more than half as many.
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The Markefs.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. E. FARMER
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

WEDNESDAY, Oct Is, 1856.
At market 1875 Cattle, 1400 Beeves and 395
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings, two and three years old
Prices-Market Beef-Extra SIS, 0Oa8,59 Isl
quality, 81 ,6Oa7,75; I'd quality, S6,5oa7 ,25; Sd
quality, $500; ordinary, $3.50
Hides-0, o7a0, O8c per cwt.
Tallow-0, 08a0, o9e per cwt.
Pelts-S0, 75aSi ,00c each.
Calf Skins-13a14 cts per lb.
Barrelling Catte-None.
Veal Calyes-S6,0 90 to 10.
Working Oxen-S9O to $50.
Cows and Calves-S30 to 60.
Yearngs-S12 to Is.
Two Years Old-SI8 to IS.
Three Years 0ld-S2S to 50.
Sheep and lambs-9934 at market Extra, s.
to 6. By lot so to 800.
SWINGS to SC per ID.
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BENTON ON PIERCE.-Said Col. Ben
ton to Republican representative, the
other day, " You blame Pierce, sir; don't
blame him; l say, sir, he has nothing to
do with Kansas, nothing, sir, nothing.
He can't say his soul is his own. JEFF
Davis holds him as a nurse holds suck
ling baby. Don't blame Pierce, sir, don't
blame him."
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PRoArr AcTIoN.-It will be seen
that bill has passed both Houses al
ready, repeating the act of 1855, relating
to the bringing of suits-under which
many vexasious suits have been brought
for the collection Of assessments of the
Washington Co. N. Y, Insurance Co.
those assessments having been sold, it is
said for fraction Of their amount, TO
parties IN Vermont. We may as well
observe here that Mr.. Harvey, Assistant
seceiary Of the Senate last year, failed Of
re-election on account Of his connec-
ton with this bushes. AT least so we
understand.
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The Reed instruments,

MANUFACTURED by Messrs. GOODWIN
uE BALDWIN of New Haven, Conn, are,
without doubt, the best now in use. | have used
them for the last four years, and find them supe-
rior in quality Of tone and finish to any have yet
seen. S. A. ELLIS,
(0rgaaist at South Charch.)
St Johnsbury, July, 1856
For sale by J. c. BINGHAM, Main st, St.
Johnsbury, VT. IS
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Coon AS WHEAT.-Major Joel Page,
of Westminster raised on an acre of old
land planted with corn last year, 80 bush
els and % quarts of wheat. 1t is the
blue stem winter wheat, and was sown in
October last CaledoniGa.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

A retired Clergyman, restored to health in few
days, after many years of great nervous suffering,
is anxious to make known the means Of cure
WIN send tfree) the prescription used. Direct to
the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No. so Fulton St,
BROOKLYN n. Y.
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SOME SPECIAL BENEFIT

within an hour, and maHy are they who haYe been
perfectly cared Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spinal
and Bronchial Complaints, Group, Tie Doiofeag
Felons, Cramps, Piles spftiHs aud Bruises Cuts
and Wounds. sweiied Glands aud Stiff Ia.uts
ScfofglA and EFYsipelas, Sore Nipples ana Swslls
Cd breasts. Salt RheuIn sud Cankers Ia tie nlauil
o. zloulaeh Egultloas and ali tiaas n sefes
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W tic ADAADN1bS SAtA"N' '@ -
= dated Pottsville, Pa, Oct. 16, published
in the Springfield Republican, that there
were frauds in other parts of Pennsyl-
vania Is well as in Philadelphia, at the
recent election. The writer confirms
the report that all the Americans but the
anti Buchanan men deserted the Fill
more ticket:
The smoke of the political contest on
Tuesday is slowly clearing away; and,
though At Tic moment of writing it can
not be stated by how much of a majority,
still enough is known to indicate a VIC
tory for freedom. The result would
have been overwhelming but for the
treachery of Fillmore men-many of
whom, with some of the leaders, voted
with the Buchananeers, and against their
own union ticket The chief point of in
terest, however, was the action Of the
bogus democracy, who, by preconcerted
system Of frauds, bribery, colonization Of
voters, &c, attempted TO carry by force
what they could not achieve by argument;
but, thank heaven, all their schemes have
been thwarted, and now they stand be-
fore the country self-eonvicted, and worse
than all, for them, unsuccessful dema-
gogues and knaves.
Where did the host of men come from
who were brought up to the polls, all
through the locofoco regions? Where
did the increase in Philadelphia (11,217
votes more than were polled in the cleo
ton for mayor last May come from !?
And more important than all, can the
same game be played next November!
Where, loo, is the cash which should be
in certain county exchequers, the product
of all the tax certificates that were shown
on election day? Certificates for 81 40
were sold in abundance for 40c., or any
sum, or given away, to such as were sup
posed of the right stamp! while larger
beer was cheap as dirt. For this county
it is alleged that over GOO naturalization
papers we're manufactured, with tax GER
tificates and ballots annexed,' and that
81 were not used but kept in retentis for
subsequent usel
For two or three days before election,
in this borough, an observer saw certain
gentlemen mot exactly friars of orders
grey'-busily engaged in domiciliary Wis
itation on Sunday last, at noon, a basket
full Of ballots and receipts (probably not
less than a thousandD was seen in the
hands Of locofoco, who was passing to
where the voters he was in quest of could
be most conveniently reached; while by
a curious coincidence every lOcofoco,
whether native or foreign, who came to
the polls had his tax-receipt and ballot
ready. The Uniform remark on L tuesday
was, that uncommonly few ballots were
peddlcd at the polling-places. The lead
ers of the nnterrifed had been taking
Van Buren's advice-to have what was
left Of the old party, along with the new
ly manufactured dimmycrats, drilled as
thoroughly as the rank and file of the
U. s. armyl N one toaonshtp the polls
a0ere opened and croacded betlcee'a ) ana
O'c1ock, d. H., about three hours before
the legally proyided-for time, and Of
course long before the opposition voters
were aware Of the trick; the consequence
was, that all WHO wanted were allowed
TO vote, and there was big Buchaneer
vote!
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-24

An AccIDENT.-The only accident
which occurred to mar the pleasure of the
Fair happened to Deacon Kent, a very
aged man who lives near the edge of
Waterford. He was crossing the track
at the time the horses were exercised
on the last day, after the Marshal had
left the ground, and being nearly blind
and deaf could not know his danger till
he was run against, thrown down and
severely injured. He was taken up
senseless, but we learn that he still lives,
although not likely to recover. He was
ninety years Of age the day after the ac-
cident. Caleaonim
Mr. Kent has since died of his injuries