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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-12
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Sarah Upham's Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed BY the Hon.
Probate Count for the District Vi Washington, Com
missoUefs, to receive examine and adjust All euima
and demands OF all persons against tbe esae Of rhah
upham, late OF Montpelier 10 said district deceased, rep
ntod nsoyeut aud the Of ak mOnihs if the
80 hay II June lHh6 being allowed BY said Court
the cfsdiors Of sad deceased, 10 exhibt aud ptOve
their fsspoete oians before Gye notice, that wo
will attend TO tho dullos OF appointment NJ the
office OF Ofamel II, smith, In Montpelier Ia said Dis
tfirt on tho hrt Mondays Of September aud NOvembe
days.
GEORGE wORTHlNGToN, o,.-,.
ORAMEL "A, SMITH, e'~A'''""""
Montpelier, Aug. n, A. a. 1850. 02iJw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-12
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-12
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-12
DIR. PHELPS TRUSSES.

The great number II cal cures ct Hernia within
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Spring iuasea, has Fiveu them the preference over ali
ohot- iiis apparatus iot the correction and cure Of
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Now Is the Time FOR Young Wen

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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1870 WnshinEtun sifsei,
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

JAMES Buchanan Az HoME.--lt Is made
plain by the news from PcunsY Yiraaia. given
elsewhere that the Buchanan Democracy
have been beaten IN NJ. Ba rhapau's own
town by four ortive unired majority, aud
IN EAe county oy tour or five thousand. This
>.feNs wonderful want OF popul riiy in the
nominee of the Border RuIhn Democracy -
The peeple Of Lancaster county aud GOWNS
are espec,abltUnd intelligent; men ot logical
minds and reasonable habits. They have
known Mr.. Buchanan for thlrtv or forty Years;
aud with ali thtr i4e ot him. bo,h
perS aual aad political. they now declare sol
emily al he polls that tie i not their choice,
THIS is mosE singular fac: il indicates that
Mr. Buchanan has ia his own sac and his
own ntiLhhorhood no personal or political
popularity, What can be the reason of this"
Mr.. Buchanan is generally considered to BE-
gentleman ofunim peae hable character r, a states
man ot taIr attaiumantS, and - man who has
discharged with the utmo>t hdeli.y all his du-
-ttes 10 hlS species. save oue-that ri becoming
husband and a father. We are driven 10 TIE
conclusion that Mr.. Buchanan does not enjoy
the COED VII Oh the people OF Laaea ster. sim
) ply from the same reason W hIah has kept him
a bschclOr-hIS utter want Of human svmpa-
t!.Y: he has male ne friends. far The sane
reason thai he aad ne wife and no children TO
cheer his old age. This is no doubt the cause
Il OF his eoutempuaus rejection by The people
rot Lsneaster;li Ii viii operate ssses :.e ne as well
~ /. Herald
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

It IS now a settled principle with many of
our conservatives and some good men. that
auy hing hat tends in any way whatever to
effect t. elections, should have no place IN
the pulp;.; that anything which should have
:. tendency 10 make men vote on one side
rather than the other. IS al electioneeriag
sermon. aud should have no place IN the pull
Dit, since i. cauaot fail 70 give offence to some,
thou IA it may crafty Others. If thisis acor-
rec. State of things, then the pulpit is narrow
ell down 10 very limited circle Of topics; for
wiz -. all that IS said against gambling, lot
lery dealing, Saba-h breaking, Slavery, mill
,ate a. .iust those who wish ia one Of these
issues 10 gain political power? 4 gentleman
from California tells Us that there rum. slave
~ aud gambling are the trio that would rule
The safe, control the elections and usurp the
government; consequently a minister who
would preach against any Of these things
would preach politics. for he would withdraw
votes from, those who would assume the pow
er. And we see not but all preaching sgainss
sin would be preaching politics, as it would
withdraw votes from the power OF the air,
Satan. who would control all the governments
OF the earth. So long as the wicked one shall
cause wickedneSs TO be stepping stone into
power. 50 long we believe. must those who,
like Paul. reason of righteousness. temper
ance and Judgment to come. plead guilty Of
preaching polilies-ia- Ten. Union.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

Chaplain OF me old Continental Congress-
Such mans assertions are not impeached
and will not be. They must stand, as he says
MS opinion VIII. until the recordsof some
Catholic Church are produced to the contra
ry remain unchanged II such records had
ever existed they would have been produced,
AMERICANS use your intelligence. Be not
imposed upon by disguised enemies Of your
cause, who tell you Fremont is ca holie, in
order TO draw you off from the vital issue Of
the times The settlement of that issue.
whether YOU shall help the extension of free
dom or slavery, is your first duty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30
Catholic or Not---Read and Judge.

The Rev. George Duffield, of this citv now
Pastor Of the Central p res bvteran Chur, h, be-
inr In New York CITY on the Goth of last
month (September), on business connected
with his ministry, took the occasion TO call on
Col Fremont and question him on the II at
er of his religious faith. A letter from Dir.
Dutfield has Just been published in several of
our city papers. to which he narrates the par
iculars OF tie interview with Col Fremont.
1t is sufficient to take the following portions
,fthe letter:
Flsese are NJ Duf1ield's words:
To avoid ali possible mistake or misrepre-
sertaior, the questions | proposed to Col
rronoHt were the following:
l-AS tn HIs noMA>IsN-
/ Wsrey2u bap,ised in the Roman Cath
Die Cuurche
.. Do YOU ever fake the Sacrament in it?
3 Are yon C.tholic9
To each of these questions he answered di
-cc1Iv In tie negaIive-.No-' He further
declared that in rNone:of the Sacramea,s pecu
lar 70 The members of tha, Church had he
ever takeE any active part.
u-IS RsrERENcE To rs BEING Ax Frisco
PALIAs.
l. We're you baP,i<ed il the Episcopal
Church,
were You confirmed IN IAaL tnUTcl.
3. Are yoa now an Episeopaliau?
To each et these questions he answered dis
iiaetIy ia the afirsmaiise-..1es" He fur
;her stssed tha; when he was Bsptised IN he
Episcopal Church he Vas Old enough 10 know
what was done, and that he still had verv
vivid recollection oI the scene. The inter
view was frank and cordial 10 the hsghes de-
gree. an every thing in the way OF courtesy
lkat could POSSIBLY desire. | need not add
thai ii was perfectly satisfactory. Hereai-
ter all the ir.tsrea:i4l testimony in the world
will not have feathers We IA, with me
agsiast The positive assertion OF Col. Fremont,
unllI he records .: some Catholic Church are
! produces. TO the contrary
This Is the testin ouy Of the Rev George
Dutheld. geutienea the highest character
as clergyman and citizen, and a
grand son of the Rev. Dr.. George Daftieid. a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

PowKE OF PrLprr ELoaUEscE--At Lenp-
sser New Hampshire. fs~ Sabbzths since.
divin. preached political d'seourSe. ia which
he alluded 10 the Democrats OF his eosgfega-
lion in such unpleasant tArms as 10 induce
q qaite nnnbsr TO leave the house. The po-
Il,ieal address Ehished. the very devoted min
is;er, in fsrysnt manner thanked God that
among other things granted unto him. he pos
sessed the power Of casting out devils
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

TT Since 1888 the gross produce OF gold
mines in North Carolina, far as Indicated
by The Mint returns, are 81 233. $50, and of
Geor5is. 5,68a. 864-totai 80, eso. .Ioe; and
The aggregate expense OF maintaining them,
SO. o0O annually, or about 500, 900 for the
whole period
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

h~E Before the time Of Pope Ianoceut III.
(1l131 there was no solemaixaien OF mar
rage IL the church, bus the bridegroom came
to the brides housa and led her home TO his
own, which was aii the ceremony then used
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

i. ssE- When Col Fremont took his seal in
t!e lplrej States Syrs'e, lie >hiu-loy,
E ataI9H spqAe Of him as tolfowss
lis chaI'e sr + maIsei by - many traits of
eaierptlse, sasacity and energy, that we are
disposed 20 aasur The best results from his
p7rt'clpatlons iu .he civil concerns OF his
country HIS swn genius has raised him 10
ttly distinguished post which he occupied. 4
seit-balanced character viii maintain him in i.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

ba George w. johnson, one 81 the large
.agar-pansers on the Mississippi. oelow sew
Orleans who died Recently, LAS left an estate
valued q. not less than 500. 900. He has by
bis viii mauumitted all his slaves, two haa-
dred in number. They are all 70 be sent to
Liberia in four years from his death, and each
one TO be furnished with 6fty dollars
Alex1i8drio Gazftfe.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30
Democratic Frauds in the Election.

tensiye system of fraudulent voting was
never attempted as that carried out In this
Safe. And except the ''box stuffing' ia San
Francisco by the same party, SO foul a fraud
was never conceived anywhere. We have
exposed it. enornnity wherever the vast stratum
MS cropped out" vlsibly. and the feeling is
gathering force all over the State that Ind ana
has been etfectualy, though quietly, "bor-
der ruffianized' as Kansas was We add to-
day some later developments which have Just
! reached rs from sources of the most undoub.-
ed re-pec,abiiity. We may say here as the
Sentiaei seems 10 complain Of the indefinite
| character Of our evidence, that We have not
| published syllable that didn't come from
men whose words would be accepted as testi-
mouy by any respectable msn. Most OF our
testimony is mater Of aotorietv, undisputed
by tie Democrats Of the vicinity in which the
occurrences transpired And all OF il rests
upoa a. substantial basis as any ever brought
to the exposure of SO very nefarioas transac
tiols.
In Lsfsye.,e, Mr. Stuart. buchanan man,
admitted tina. he an .'old liner vote.
hom he knew to be no resident and not be-
g,liy voter This is single case Of hum
dreds that we have heard Of
In jackson township. Wayne county, the
legai voters were counted by bothpartiss ac-
curatelv, two days before the slecson, and the
next day but one after the election, and inst
6fty Irish residents were found both times
Yet the Irish rote on Tuesday vas one hum
dred and fifty. a-
There were twenty non residents known 10
be so, railroal hands, whe hat never been
in the county before, allowed vote al Mid
way. Clinton county
In Carroll County tan Irishnen were traced
TO four different polls. and tirir votes found
al all.
/ Al WestviEle. Laporte county, we are told
by an acquaintance, that lsge body OF irish
came of the cars witA their sacks and bundles
IN their hands and voted a'd tha. Cathcart, .
prominent Democrat, calid 20 them TO come
up and vote. These meustdrted at oncs for
: the cars affey rotia9 andTest away.
IL Upton township ASS county, il was
ascertained and agreedbv the polling com
nltee. OF both parties ,shat the Democratic
n,aioritv was Just Eve The election day i,
became th;rty.6pe by ne votes OF Irish rail-
readers.
M Ferral the Dalocra.ic candidate for
Sheriff, who is also ontractor on the Valley
Railroad, is reported oy the best authority to
have publicly agreed aai If he was nominated
he would bring one undred Irish voters into
the county, and helfout the election.
On "Wednesday eshsy Irish. who had come
from an aijoining sunty and voted in Cass,
wen, ou, on the obstruction train in BODY.
and as thew crossi the river. cheered. and
taun.ed the Republicans whom they had len,
themselves to deaf BY fraud and perjury.
These are me- indications Of the way the
election was eosucted in very many coen.ies
A full developrat would make. volume As
large aad as brk with fraud as the Kansas
Report.--f.9aa Journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

Irg The life ofa man Of business gives his
character pretty hard trial Not only does
ii exercise his sagacity and prudence but il
puts his integrity 10 the seyersst test. He is
surrounded by the seldshness of trade; he
se 5 men profit BY cunning and fraud, and he
is tempted to try his skill in ar;ifice and decep
ton. Every day his honesty s1ried in some
w4v. He is thrown back upon his inward
principles, and If his heart is hollow aud de-
celttul. he will be surs to show it. And that
man has reason to thank God who has gone
through a long course of business, through
utnes 81 wiiI SpecuIa.foH seueIa,
ruptey, and goe. dewn TO the grave, with the
never shaken confidence OF b@ing an honest
man. He who can see another making money
bv false representations, and never stoop to
those tricks Of trade is fitting his own pure
mind for a world that is more worthy of him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

elect chief magistrate whe has arrivsd to
the full perfection OF the Christian Character.
be sufficient argument for supinely permit
ting he election OF another. vastly Inferior in
his moral attributes, and " he in the deprasity
OF his heart might even throw his executive
influence IN favor of re opening the African
slave trade | intend these last remarks as
general in their character having no especial
application to the prominent individuals now
De fore the public. gibson FRosT.
Mateaacoch L. Island 9th me- alSJ 1850
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

SHARP PBAcrfeE,-A country correspon
dent of the Coacordia. La. IntelhseHcer,
gives the following sketch OF his method of
treating the fevers OF his vicinity:
! The wust lever We is got here is the o..
rsnsitea; its pulty tight. cause lis apt to hold
on long. but ii aint nothing like 10 that DIS
restiv fever that tha di ov SO much over in
them ar hills.
Il in general, mostly uses i up in a cupple
ov daes- | give romie ia the ferst plais-
then haft a nour after that, the short naIm
got here fur calomy: Well. then. wen
the case looks rite | give about wine glass
toy 5te-sn next ds the nigser Is htten fur
qt1jaias-and the next ia alter he can wank
iutu the pork and make the no hi-its seldum
I has en- in longer than tells yu on some
times IN the beginnn the attakt blesds.
but it won't du Stranger Wen the ise luke
BIZ and ,lossee, old Samsnn in s Crane doses
evrv hati n nour fur about ours is sist tha
thing-tha Is moar peepel kid bleedsn al the
rong une then tha is by ole Deth hisself'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30

the following extract from one of our city
papers:
Still less respect have for those Reseresd
politicians who found descending from their
pulpits, dragging their sacredotai garments
through the osspools of political strife, be-
smsarins alike the character they have here
tofore professed and dishonoring the cause
they pretend 10 defend" /"
We have never dared 10 de.ead those miu
ister. who have left the pulpit to preach poll
les. But If politics Is mean. dirty. and
sinful as is represented above we may be
compelled 20 change our sentiments on the
subject. and may urge ministers and Chris
tians 10 pitch into it, as they would iato herd
OF reprobates, TO moralize, if not eenvert, the
whole mass BuFaio C1ristiaa idroeats.
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@~Sinqer'S Hdbma dine.

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5u habeh gtrp. los Baltimore nabe Gcutbfr
Baltimore, SOB.
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IN Betref ibrer Site unriSnliFrt. Sic baben fur Barttlten unit
gFansun6seebraud, fDwie fir ManufnfturDefH6fte p6nie ber
Grfrartuneea Ds @ublHuras entlprDden. Sn alien 9auptfdo'
ten unb pldben Der eansen Der. Staaten werbea ~befdnbis I'M
eebeuere Ma1en Der befen Mrbeit nermittelf b~erIelben 9enaHl
@rDBe 8erbeierun9en
Fnb fceben Spaenbet rprben, bic bic Wlaidtne ~bef6ftsen, Ctr
ieneS unaneenebme GerGuld unb NIT be6eutenb ~perntnbsrt
Nntrengung ~ arbeiten, ais ale i~briaen.
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ppr9efariebenen unbs gebrudten &egeIn bic ieber Wtat4
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p~erletenen Wlafhine unb NIT aaent 3ubebDr 1T muir mad n
SrDBeppn Sis Bis $3.50. Der algetnein nneenpntmene yiuEe
ben 6teie wlaiAine brin8t, lit ~ungef6br $1,000 per Sabr.
81 Eetn S9attet redtliher pber gefebliber Nefldn1tt
paftet an unlerer Ndbrtdfdine jebpd nle lbrteen MalAiTe
ete pcr benz Yublifunt iinb,- gretfsa tn eineS pber 6as anbere y
lerer patsnte uni B ent nfplBe hat6enn a A setme IS
nbe& otadteS &c NJ q Drf am %. Mnt 1855 81
fhtepen, DGB singers @rceIftpr NGb.MdfG
men bic alletn dAten unb dIte anberen @tr9r{f
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nett Weri@te1 prpiehe ee8en SpI@e bic Mheeler's unb GtrSe
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erdfen ~anbdn9ie. Mir MAIDEN tierauf sur gefparnung f.
Mnbere ~befpuDers aufnertfana.
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Bret8sDfhtem tnlDpfcn, Wlcrererile Nernrf, WhHabeIfh1
Baltimore, GtneinHattl ct 2pgts wmb SteE-GrIeaas. Stunts
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Du BARRY, Revalenta arabica,
in gang europa ribmlidf befannteS @elunps
belt uno &raft
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
N[lterS unb fhmome .Rfnber. /

fir 3ranfe ieben Alters un6 ldpa1e &tnber, tpel9es Ste aler-
f6pGhfte Nerbauune, 8ruf, Qungen unb Nerpeu fdrft.
@npfpElem bur1 bic Dpctpren llrc Sbprtanb Campbell,
@athfer, Mur3er, BEN @rafen Stuart Sc DecteS, Yair Don eng
Lamb, bic @r6fn BON Cattle Stuart, Sutfus Dusptfn unb 9aa-
eno anbere @attenten, beren banfenbe @nerfennune in Nblhrtft
GRATIS nnb ROrtOfret, BON. ben Qeppts sl baben fnS btsielbsn
lduten TN QBeentltAen ME ~tDlgenbe: 9err 0pn SiatpstDrett,
fDnt9l. @pltsets@pnnh. 1T 8reslau, fdot: ,Defes Nabruu9s-
mtttel bat Bel mir cine hD9f ausee3eiAnete Wtrtuns berppree-
brabt, unb th fesne bic Stunpe tn pelAer i'd nit ~benielben
befonnt eeppr6en bin.
Mnalpfs bes b~eribnnten prpfefprs Ser @bentie unb nnalbt.
gbenttns Or. Mnbrep Tire. Qpnbpn, "a 8lgpmsburs Square.
SD b~etdtt9e hterfntt mad Benauer herttiAer Nnterfufun9,
IDoB Du Uarrg'S NeraIenta arabicd elm retnes DH1nSennebl TT,
rplfptnnnen eelunb, leidt Serbaultd unb cine hetfane Wirtune
auf Mla8en anb ltnterleib berSprbrineenb su eletder 3eit Der
lnperbauli9teit, Ierfppfunsa nb berelt nerYSlen 6pl6en ent8e-
Nen wirft. Mnbrep ltrc, Or. meb. &c.
8elpnbere Seadtune perbient bic febr wpblfhmefenbe @epd-
lenta %arabiea. ais Mittel se8en bic bier II einHeimii9e
6rOO fir I'd NJ q d IN frdnftf9s @tm6er, sOn, sarts-
ten Nlter an, ferner fur 6 ma 9 n E bic pur9 RraafpeHen
ael9padt, tire sole % elMn ; cit mieber erlan8en wplen.
praiie Der Stepalenta arabica IN BlehbDren 6as pfun6 81,
i~nperfetne $2N Segen @infensung 6s 8etraeeS. @ebrau1s-
Nnipetiun9en ftp b~enielben ~bet9epadt.
Deppts In Nep>yprf: Bet perm Mpptbefer Dentp, 63 8ripere.
WetBmann unp Co., 1856 8rDa6rap (; 5prtenbaAt gDtdernann
unb Co., is unb Is 6ubipn ct.
Die 6erren Merate pnD NpDtbefer, bic id NIT benz D~ieberSer-
fanf befafen prleE erbater eineI nn8eaenener Nabatt unb
N6beres af Nmfraeen Bet benz
Saupt<gLeenten fir bic 9eranteten Stanteu
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