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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

Mr.. Erastus Cross of Franklin, VI, was
murdered by Frenchman on Monday last.
Mr.. Cross was milking a COW, when the
Frenchman asked him to settle bill imme-
dately Mr.. Cross refused when the French.
mau struck him on the head with club,
Killing him inslantIN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

Fourth Of July All that contemplate eel
ebraiing the glorious Fourth, will please
notice the advertisement OF Messrs Sander
son and Lanergan, the well known Pyrotech-
nists to the city Of Boston. They are prepared
to furnish their superior Colored Fire Works
in any design or in any quantity desired
they are the most extensive pyrolechnists IN
the United States. 80 5w.
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J)RntbG.

IN Berlin llth inst ~ idetiy NJ snopisry Kthoth
Nye. ielct NJ David Nvu. sped ts yatrs
IN uanvile, June rs b. Mis. Ssy Webster, widow n
Mo W. was "a member Of Tho Congregational Church.
N peachau, June lit, NJ John vanun aEed IS
wears
10 Oaee. Iowa, Nay ooh nf fneasls, JAMES I'd.
moud cor of. q. Barnard. ofChlission, VI agcd "a
years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

We are authorized to state that persons
will be carried to and from the Republican
state Convention foi half fare, on the Rut-
land & Burlington, Vermont Central, and
Vermont and Canada Railroads.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
MarrinNrg.

In Warren, June i7th, by RevI Eaton Mr. lanes t.
Tillotsoo, add Miss MaD Aon Dokipson, both Of War
rem.
Ia Woodbury.. June 27d At Tho T1n ~ Town, nv
Ira NcLoud, Mr. T.. W. Ainswouh, OF Calais, and Mis-,
Nary q. Cochmn, II Albaay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

Robbey-On the night of the sth inst.
the ped room Of Jasper Rand, Esq, of West
Berkshire, was entered, and a gold watch
valued at 500, and Sl06 10 money, were
stolen.
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GREEN MOUNTAINS.
Mansfield House ReOpcned.
sTILLMAN CHURCHILL Proprietor. DANIEL

7TIHLMAN CHUNtHILIl ff0pIleiot nANTRL g.
LATHRoP, Lrssee.
HOUSE 10 new, we'll furnished, we'll kent. Situated
- In the fufll end fomantie Nillsgs Of Stnve be.
lNHen mo Hog bachs on the East and Mansfield Noun
1'n' on me west The two hishes points, nose and
chm " are about 500 feet high, good road 10 Same
Scenery best ~ The United States 10 Miles from Wat
efhuv Depot Fans road, dolly staeo, I miles fon,
The summit Of the Mountains 90 miles West Moatpeliet
~ East huntington, golt horses and c1rtisges fuides
glassos and hsli way house To the lover Of nature
sre The Green Mountains nnd slu the breeres Of on
MsNsrtttp, and tale ride up 10 Moss gLEsS Fattsa
.hnd1 quiet retreat 10 suliy summers day, or % 10
The NurcH. where the rocks high on either ada
one can only upwards, and cool calm aud placid
~ tho proprietor Of the MASsTfELp while his taonc
"mung away 90 the ondeayof to show up tho scenery
OF nv native state. Storms don't alarm these Mour.
'ans neither 90 they him The sun soon shine, asaiu
ul'Am
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27
PIANO FCOBlfI3S,
Flutes. Guitars, and other Musical In-
strumentn

Furnished at Maaajaeiarsrs' iopest prices
~ instruments oi superior toae, action, mechsnical
arrangement and hnish rarely with the oonn-
ny, lan nt~foS article, Attending lar sf profit The
dealer and purchasers rely their own judgment,
seidnm enjoying opportunities of musical numpa snn
and DISCRIMINATORY No Paddock, with tho advantage
u Hsea and mechanical experience ia the personal So
lection Of uuch instrument ordered, confident he can
supply mo most Psrsef iasfumeAt the price, a.
are usually paid for those which ate worthless
UJ Piano FoHes tuned aud M, In order.
Montpelier, Vt Ami IAN lsN -
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Furrign 5lGms.
A Days Later from Europe.

HAitfAX. June IT,
The Canada steamship America, Capt.
Wickman, from Liverpool noon Of Saturday,
June Z, arrived al thus port Of @ A. NJ
England The news relates mostly 10 A
merican d,fiicuues
The Atlantc's arrival was onxiously a.
waited, a. Mr. CHAMPIONSHIPS expected To be
on board, and q considerable sensation Of
relief was felt when IL was known he was
not.
The London Morning Post, which has
published several false reports, recently, re-
speeding American affairs caused an excite
ment hv the editorial announcement;
The Government Of the United States
has iutlmated to Nr Champion its desire that
he would forthwith quit American territory,
and His EXcelIency has, 100 consequence, re-
tired from his post, aud arrived at Toronto,
Cannda
! The Globe and other journals Immediately
coulradlcted the statement, and said Il was
merely random statements by passengers per
Atlantic
/ In Parliament, on the succeeding evening,
Disrael put the question directly 10 Lord
Palmerston, who made a shutting reply to
the effect that he understood so from an in
direct source. but Mr.. Champion not having
himself said so, he .PaImers.on had no state
ment 90 make.
10 the House of Lords. Earl Harjwick
put similar question, 10 which Earl Gren-
vile replied that Government had no nfot-
nation on HE subject
The Morning Posts Paris correspondent
writcs:-l believe ! ON correct 800 stating
that tbe French Government has used every
effort 10 remove these uubsppv couplicn.
tons. which have led to The SUPERVISION Of On.
pio,psiie relations betvoen Fp,l,p1 ami A.
merica. The goverDm.rt of the Emparor
will understand continue to ovorc,ss Nh.
good offices 10 tbo Same sp,ril of concii,,tion
and. shout the two psfiens b.. forp8 r,r,y
ed ia actual war mo- doubt Enpi,pd NAV
reckon oa the active alIisnce of Ffapce'
Tho Tunes bs. q Lending a,,irie ON tho
American ouestten. hut IFS object /. cbioey
10 complain ofthose politicians in the United
STATES who. though condemnInp the pnncv
of President pler,e's Cabinet. do not oppo.e
% with sufficient energy.
The Daily News rcfn,-k. uoop the cbange
that d. taking pI.ce IDA pphlic opipion m reC
ererce io The difficulty with Anerica. Thor,
IL s,ll. t says. an un.ver..d dislike. IN ,bo
idea of a war with America. but doubts are
beginning To arse Ia the minds Of many
whether our conrilatprv deno-t,pent has mn,
already been carried o.,,ta as C,,a. ,rn,io,..,
dictates 4nd whether Presiicn, p .erce and
his Cabinet are nn, presum,np too far an
their knowledpe Of our desire f,rppace.
frame The French p,pers are filed
with accounts of The Destructive inundaton
The F,opa.,,'- v,.i,toI,r,. and o,b,-
scenes of ,bo c,i,,o,fy has Gained hio, nm.
mense popularity. r6e ex,en, or ,be disas.
Ter is yery ore.t Five hundred bopscs
were '--'-ovod or LYONS. and $50 at AVA.
non
~ latest accounts 'Ne waters were SUD
Sang
eu lnu''ons Oh france nave oeeh 'orea oy
ihe government lnf ftiei ni lne sufferers,
ana i0e Empress mas opened subscription
isL
ne NRrou'tu'ai emo" al For- continues
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For Ceniril Committee.
Jane Pc. ESQ

Marrying Men Some days ago, couple
Of strangers made their appearance iu this
place,-one of them booking himself as
Brown, and the other as BgeIow but both
have since owned to the name Of Abbott. -
Their ostenslbic business was, sometimes
selling patent, aud sometimes as doctors /.
but their real business appeared to be wo-
man-huntiug. Both attempted engagements
-rumor says more than one engagement
each and on the 2Oih the oldest succeeded
in marrying lady here. On the Odd the
wedding party returned, when Brown, alias
Bigelow, alias Abbott the elder, was arrested
for bigamy, being charged with having
wife N Rutland On The examination a
certificate Of marriage with the Rutland Ia
dy was produced when Abbott the younger
swore that he made that certificate. The
results that the elder is held at present
for bigamy, and the younger on two charges
perjury and forgery. A word to the ladies'
good husbands are not so easily to be had.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

Orssfiag.
william Bass, administrator Of the estate Of Joel
bass Ji iate OF Niamstown 10 said dstiiet, decsas-
ed makes appca 70 an extension Of the time here
tuioie allowed hun, In which 10 pay the debts aud
charges against the estate and close tho settlement Of
the same II IS therefore ordered by said Court that
said application he heard At session thereof be held
al the Orange County hotel In Chelsea in said District,
The fourth Tuesday Of June A. d. 1855, aud that all
concerned be- notified by the publication Of The
substance of said application with the orders orconu
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Whtehnaa
state Jauiusl, newspaper pinted at Montpelier 10
hi. state as soon as may be- aud previous 10 the day
assigned ff hearing
Given under my hand al Rando ph the % day Of June,
A. ID 1855,
90 JOHN B. hutchinson. Iadsa.
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complete assortment may be found a. the Hosd Of
STATE Fitret JAMES q. FRENCH.
The Gentleman may find at FRENCH'S
Head of state street almost any thing 10 the line Of
Furnishing Good, such NJ Shius Collars. suspendars
Handkeichief., Gloves Hose Of III kinds Cfavsts Of ali
~ les and qualities Stocks scarf, UudeI Shirts and
Drawers, IIunts, Naliees Carpet Bsg., UmbIelas &c.
Montpelier, May 10, $50 ss
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The Celebrated Horse " Coaet."-No one
interested IN the improvement of the stock
of Horses should fail to examine tals Horse.
He Is one Of the real Morgan. now seldom
to be met with;-is ten years old, weighs
i8}}Q nR fao le"brJddis Be fpIs chestnut
ceived premiums in great numbers ;-was
raised By Jonas Flint of ST. Johnsbury Vt,
from the old billy" or Root Horse" is
now owned by Iran Woods Hancock, \ H.,
aud may be seen at the stable Of the Pavil
ION Hotel Montpelier, VI Stock excellent;
20 and see him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-27

The Ridgsicay Farm Co L1nds.--The
Philadelphia Dollar newspaper thus contrasts
the Pennsylvania with Western lands:
The facts whi,h characterz, the West
are:
Frst-good SOIL and, when prairie land,
without timber
Second In the settlements almost univer-
sally the ague and typhoid fever
Thlrd-On account OF the lund being seat
ed principally by spectators, It Is held at a
higher price.
Founh-A market where barter is usually
the custom instead of cash; and on account
of their bringing, at great expense, the arti-
cles Of home consumption from the East,
the necessity in consequence of paying high
prices.
Fith-In the case Of prairie land, often a
distressing want Of timber.
The facts which characterize Pennsylva-
MIA are;
First - A good soil at cheaper rates than
in the West. Limestone soil in new land,
can be had at from 50 to Sl5 per acre.
Second Health
Third-A favored location having schools,
churches. and all the necessarles and luxu-
] RES OF civilized life llnmedmtely at hand, on
account of being an old settlement, whilst It
s near to old assoc nations and friends.
Fourth-On account Of the manufactures
and mineral resources OF iron and coal, she
can give employment 10 any kind OF sriizans
Fhh-A cash market where the highest
prices are paid for all kinds Of produce,
SiSlh-On account Of is agricultural
wealth, It's business, and its being old and
established, II opens a field for any variety
Of industry, and presents a mich greater op-
porunity for succeeding than where the ele-
ments Of prosperity are yet to be created.
The stockholders of the Ridgeway Co.
will have an excursion TO celebrate the 4th
of July, at St. Mays People from The
North should go from N. Y. City, by the N.
Y. and Erie Railroad to Oesn, and from
thence 10 ri Marys nv stare
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d. BLAKELY,
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES

ofsll kinds ard quallties to suit all at FRENcHs
CLOTHING STORE.
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Much disturbed by hungry pheohnks,
Dreaming noS Of apple dumplings,
Ofthe smoking veaison launches.
In the land uf the Renzlugefs.
Nory pleasant was the dinner,
Like tho turliyht OF tho moonlight,
Oragieam Of early sunshine
Ia tho land of the Ben1ingers.
40 not souihAa q, 60 not eastward,
Longing, lingering, hoping, fearing,
But come Northwest, iof We know nov,
OF the land ct the BenKingefs.
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Good New steam Engine,
simeon d. Coburn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. 10 Probate Coun holden
Warrington Distfict, I al Montpelier, within aud
io SAID District on the lOth day Of June, a, y. 1856
NJ ATTAINED tOHuRN and CLEMENT y Co
hURN. former administrators of The estate ot Sinl-
ecu o. lobu,n lato Of Msishheld IN said distTct de-
oeased present ihsir administration account for settle
menti lVhefsup1n, u 10 ordered that ME same be 10
srred TO tho 1T duy Of Jolly ueK Tho pruhas Office
40 sad Monpslef for oAimiuAuon and allowance and
that all concerned be uotihsd he eof by the publication
ofthis Older In tho Vermont Warhman a rtsis Juufas
printed a. Montpelier three week. sUneessissy soon
m,y hs that they may appear aud At AID time sad
piaeu II they sac cause, object thsiaio.
by oder OF Couit,
Attest, NELSON A, CHASE, Judge.
true copy Of Record.
81 Attest, NELsos A, CHASE, Judge
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Bui enough of these flse measures Let me say that
We have diaed And such repast rs rarely TAILS to ny
lot 10 pttake o. Atths th0ufht Of such ontenain
m4nt your Guy gounnand would dance ~ ptfnEysn OF
delight su excellent fare and beloneing' are lasy
dshed except these regions. What Snubbns or Cub
bins may say 10 the conifaiy notwi hstanding,
Bless me, what heal hiul look every man seems t'
have that YOU here. They Tohust0us, that
dang M ii dnnit believe they have got the constitution
ofthe United states, aud the women, too bliss them.
never believed that diseases Nefe contagious, unt
sat alongside of these Ek County blue eyed damset,
and oAug hi the pittlon oft hsatt. NJ tfolbia
beioyo noungs to eNey cline common in All regions,
highland OF lowland, AID yielded ~ son influences
wih heeomiugness quite ptaise~onhy'
The FL eiiis may not, perhaps, be- 10 ueh 10 those
sA,HiHF qualities ~hieh siaee yuuf city h@'es They
may never have heard ofPhIdas OF hssatue ofIupilef,
thehesutul llelen aud the Itoltn war; o. Gaze Mag,
bu they d. know all ahuu the us'il such rs knitting,
ehufning mendng brewing and baking, and all otAfr
Necessary Accomplishments 10 comfort and snl1ymeni,
and even ia that accomplishment If mu.ie which Is 80
much the pride aud boast Vi interested mamuia-, put
many at tho city urls 10 tho blush.
L8t me say my ends. that IN addition 10 glorious
rich soil with its wealth # timber and minefals, and
home, here il also 10 be- fouud wie 20 grace that
home snd make ~ dfe'ds harry. seek DOT IN vain
you surely will II you seek rwhefe-bui ynut city
gifls, cannot asuY with pnched shoes nnd mincng
steps. Give none Of hour glasses aud moulds
of form bat one Nho has a waist ike cotton bale aud
foot ke a founder ruoh will not die OF thin solos or
pton-exeopt of CON. They nfu rho true help
whn Will rough II and tough q Though N" world
With wiliog hearts aud unmuimaung hps'
have hardly begun To -ay al want, bot must not
iufgui 90 Hilude TO MI Schultz sho kindy plotted me
ovof the RdgwHy 60. iands. The scenery OF genty
suping hill Add date, with ~ mHie'iie timber formed a
grand picture for the sight observed here aud there
the trees illustrated em eHis made BY the sturdy
eaTy pioneer recent surveyor NJ = aiso exhibited
me svme hflren coal openings, all Of whch buds
ofpfomse fif hitufe traffic and prosperity.
Nj, =. has taken my oldsf toi trn shares, which
have hastened forward before the inoiease rates.
which learn the Company have aised to rs pef acre,
instead OfSa.
Twelve dollars an acre IL small price for this land
Ern 4 nd In fha
arc much higher. intend To give anolher letter ,hgrt.
IT, being an old Lancaster county farmer pfsisnd IA
iato The msIis Of the question lot Thus far bad
everything VI tho Host pion sing ohifaesf hns crops,
hmssisns soil, And good auble land, nshef hlh MOI
stonysnough already 10 satisfy apY oao who IL moi TOO
idky 10 wofk for iising
s,ls nAvIn LONG
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Sugar Cured Hams.

We have this dsy received lot Of Sugar Cured
Hams which will sell ehsap ft cash. Rene mbet At
the Depot store fULLER-& SMITH.
June 9. 1856. OIL
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SENArE-Mr. Fish presented letter from
George Sumner, brother of Senator Sumner,
1t states that the impression which might be
drawn from DR.. Boye's letter that the latter
was dismissed from his attendance upon Mr.,
Sumner on account of the character Of his
testimony before The House Committee, was
unlounded, ms he did not know, at the time
that DR.. Boyle was dismissed, what his ties.
timony before the Committee was. Senator
Sumner was suffering from high fever, with
pulse at l0i, and DR.. Perry, being willing to
take charge Of the case, DR.. Boyle's services
were no longer required.
MIR. Toombs gave notice Of his intention
to intr duce bill to take the census of Kun
sas, TO protect the exercise Of the elective
franchise in that Territory, and to provide
for calling Convention to frame a Consulu
ton, preparatory To the admission of Kansas
into the Union.
Mr.. Wilson explained the error in Inc
Globe report Of his speech, Of which Mr.
Butler complained on Thursday II occur.
red in consequence Of his being absent from
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j. II. PADDOCK

nFFERS his services 10 the oitrens of Montpelier
Flute, sc.
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Maine Street, opposite the Bnek hufeh
PALMER & GRAVLIN

LOOMS PARNER,
John GkAVLlN
hoptrsief, Tune n, 1874 9lif
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New Style of
CLOTHING.

lust received at FRENCHis CLOTHING STORE
Head OF state Street. most complete assortment
OF every ihag 10 line Of thin Clothing which will be
sold low tor cash.
Montpelier, MAY 10Th.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
COUKT HOUSE AGAIN.

We are told our notice last week
made some OF our political opponent,
very wrathy, because we alluded to the
matter, and named out Mr.. PLYLEY
We have only got to say, it is not Mr.,
PLYLEY we blame about this matter,
bet the Sheriff; ii is the setting of such
precedent that we are opposed to-
The Courthouse and public offices
were put up at the expense of the pub
lie, and are for the accommodation of
The public, not for private purposes
So far as Mr.. PLYLEY is concerned,
We think as much OF him as some OF
those who are his professed friends,
and have always treated him as a gen.
lleman; and if our own brother had
taken lodgment with any county OF,
iicer, we would protest against It, as
we would any other such precedent
and peculation. We have been tolc
another office has been, or is a5ou. to
be, appropriated for private purposes
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
stand bx Your Guns.

The seventy-four "Regu lars" who
stand by Richardson in the fusion fight
now going on for Speaker in the House
OF Representatives,, but from their fees
The whole country through
They are the model men of the Ma
lion, and are fit exemplaIs of party
thai knows no north, no south,no east,
no west. aud which is pledged TO stand
by the Uniop in this, lis hour oil peril
they have placed themselves upon q
platform which is eminently nationa
and republicpn, and on they stand like
statues OF adamant. Indifferent 10 al
iusions and fanaticisms going on aroun'
them.
So will it be with the Democratic
party now organizing for the coming
Presidential campaign: With no pre-
ferences for men, but an eye single TO
great priciple, ',he sovereignty Of th'
people, this great national party vii
90 forth with such simple sling +
conquer aud to conquest.-- Plain Deal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
Men Of AlneTica---NIem Of the Age

The grea test man, stake him all il
ALL" OF the last hundred years Georg,
Washington-an American.
The greatest Doctor of DIVINITY
was Jonathan Edwards-an Ameri
can.
The greatest Philosopher was Ben
jamin Franklin-an American.
The greatest of living Soul ptors il
Hiram Powers-an American.
The greatest living Historian is VIM
H. PreScott--an American.
The greatest Ornithologist was j
J. Audubon--an American.
The greatest remedies known TO the
world Tor popular use, ,-Ayer's Cher
~ PectoraL and Chathartic Pills,
were invented by DR.. ], c. Ayer-ar
American.
The greatest Lexicographer since
the time of Johnson was Noah Web
ster--an American.
The greatest Inventors Of modern
times, were Fulton, Fitch, Whitney
aud Morse--all Americans.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
Congressional.
WAsHr MORON. Dec. 80,

" NeHi w NSNs A<SSs 80
The House continued voting, anc
four more ballots were bad. The SD
resulted as follows:
Banks, 100; Richardson, ,5S; FulleI
80; Pennington, 8; scattering, 9 The
whole number cast, 20S; necessary to
a choice, los
Mr.. Smith, of Va, made a brieI
statement, that MIR. Banks, had lef
the American party, and joined the
design oil resisting what he charges, las
the aggression OF slavery,
Mr.. Grow in replying said, thai
those voting for Mr., Banks understood
their duties without instruction or ad
vice from the other side oflhe House
MIR. Smith responded, that he wish
ed the country to understand the char.
acter OF the man the Fusionisist were
voting for.
The ballotIing was then resumed
and two more votes had. The last OF
S4th resulting as follows:
Banks, 9S; Richardson, 66; Fuller,
20; Pennington, 6; scattering, 4.
Humphrey Marshall, then, at 5 o.
clock, moved an adjournment, which
was negatived by AZ majority.
Mr.. Orr subsequently moved an
adjournment which prevailed by 10
majority, and at 6 O'Clock the House
adjourned,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
Dark Times Ahead.

We notice that the colored popula
tlon of Ohio are to have a state con-
yention at Columbus, on the 10th ol
January.
The object Of the Convention seems
to be 10 consult over the manner il
which 'things must work The cal
says that there lis an important crisis
in their affairs. 'Our triends,' says
the call, hare now a majority in ht
Legislature, Let as demand oui
rights Whew! Will the Black Re.
publican leaders dare to assist theil
friends, now they hays tho power.-- =
We shall see,
To the cali We notice appended the
name OF Prof, Scott, Barber ant
Hair Dresser, of this city, who is 8
prominent member OF the Republican
party. Ii the Professor has as much
influence in the Convention as hi,
Hair Tonic has on bald heads, some,
thing will certainly grOw out of it J.
Sen Advertizer,