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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-20
LETTER FROM SENATOR SUMNER.

LETTER FROM SENATOR SUMNER.
The following letter was addressed to Gov.
FLETCHER, in response to the resolutions
Of the House approving Mr.. SUMMERS
speech, delivered in May last. The rosou-
tions have already been published in this pa
per.
NEW York, March 7th, 1867.
GovERNoR FLErouER;
Sir,-At the last moment before leaving
for foreign lands in quest Of that vigorous
health, which for nearly ten months has been
taken from me. have received notice of the
resolutions adopted by the Legislature Of
Vermont, and approved by your Excclency,
which give the official sanction of a generous,
virtuous and intelligent State. to my speech
in the Senate on the 10th and Goth Of May
last, exposing the crime against Kansas. -
Such token is precious to me in every re-
spect not only because it assures me of the
personal sympathy Of the people Of Vermont
declared through their representatives,, but
because it attests their interest in that cause
which is more important than any person.
But ] cannot accept this public approval of
my speech without selling the occasion to ex-
press my heartfelt joy that was permitted
10 make 30, and also my humble determination,
with returning strength, to do something
which shall still further unmask the portion
tous Barbarism which has fastened upon our
Republic and installed itself in all the high
places of power.
/ have the honor to be. Sir,
with much respect,
your ohcdiont servant
CHARLES SUMNER.
To his Exccllcncy,
BYIAND FLETCHER,
G0rrruor of Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-20

hR PHI ELPS' TRUSS
- The great number Of radical cures Of Hernia
within Cine last few years, BY the use Of DIR. j. W.
PHELPS Spiral Spring rnisses. has given them the
preference over an others His apparatus for the cor
rccuon aud cure of an kinds Of doformcs are used al
We Mas'achusctti General Hospital, and RECON-
mcnded by Che ar' Surgeons in Europe and America.
SfoN or riW GoLpEN ENeLE, 90 fremont Street,
B0sfOn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-20
INDIAN REMEDIES

Tho sick and al interested Ia the "Naniral'
or Indian system Of medicine should rcfneus-
Der that the only place where the genuine
scientific Indian treatment be obtained
is at tho
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. $50 Bromfeld Street. Boston.
d. h. GREEN, Superintendent Is Sci
cntdc Physician. and has Travelled much,
and has spent much time among the Indians
themselves, and therefore knows By actual
experience their true mode Of practice. The
great success which has attended his practice
for thc last twenty years. has induced others TO stve
themselves "lndau Doctors, saying they gave recipes
which come from the Indians, vc but the sick shout
hc thus cheated, for the Indian System Of Medicine and
ts uhartc only De learned by experience
Win the Indians themselves, and lis full value only
be brought ONT and Applied by the scientific atanmcn
Of appropriate study TO adapt this system to the Of
civilized society.
THE ~ f. INDIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY
Wa formed 20 protect invaids from imposition in the
practice 0 The Indian System Of Medicine and sup
ply Them with the GENUINE Indian remedies.
We VIII, in this connection, mention few Of the In
dian remedies prepared by DR.. r. GREENE, this
Enlistment
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MEDICAL NOTICE no FEMALES
DIR, Q. ". oAlKlNs,



Snerial attention given 10 diseases OF Women and
Children Many diseases considered ncurable Ca re-
eved only hy operation, permanently cured hy means
al once simple and safe Married Lgdies, vino ron N
health, malormation, or other causcs,) exposed
great risk suffering the period Of tAgig
accouchment may learn how 70 avoid those dangers 6
timely application 70 Dr. CALKINS either personally
OF by letter Patients from the country visiting Bostor
for medical aid should be IN call on him. Accom-.
modatoH provided for those who wish to stop few dsys
in the city. An communications strictly coaFd4fia,
and promptly replied TO- Medicines safely sent 10 ans
part Of the country, when desired,
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I 90 ONLY ONE DoLLAR
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-20
Arnal notirts.


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Probate Court for the District of Washington Commits
bumc, late Of Montpelier Zoo said District deceased, rcn
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-20

Indian Cancer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash. and
various other Indian remedies for the Of Diseases
10 may be wei to add Tint the business Of this esah-
lrhinent s conducted upon the most liberal terms. IL
is the practice with some TO require large In adj
vance FOR the promise Of cure, &c. This course is
severely condemned hy the Society. At this Institution
the patients required pay only the price Of the
medicines needed ia their case except the first pre-
scnpuon-oue dollar being charged for recording the
case and giving the necessary directions.
LADIES ESPECIALLY
should know that the genuine Indian Remedies do not
like the old method dchilitae the SYSTEM but renovao
and restore healthy tone to their already debniated
constitutions.
Tho Socictys newspaper, entitled "Indian Arrana,"
filed with the literary and medical knowledge of the In
dams, and giving the description and OF the medi
cines named above, and also reference cured
may be had at the office will be sent by mail free OF
charge
Address Dr. r. GREENE. SO Bromfeld street. Boston
Consultations personally, or by letter. free Of charge
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
NcErn Votes.

Mr. Stanley responsible citizen Of Athens
e)unty, Ohio, informs the editor Of the States
nstn that one htaatel a,iR .fttg negroesvoted the
black republican ticket in that county at the late
sTection. In Oberlin Ohio, over one hundred
negroes voted. Throughout the whole Western
Reserve every negro voted that desired to do so,
ami thst was about every male negro over 2l
years in that country, and the Salem Republican,
q strong black republican paper, printed in sSa-
lem, Colambiana county, thinks that they were
perfectly iustifabls indoing So as the following
SsaatfI extract from the last ,nHnber of that
paper will show. In speaking ofaegroes voting
NJ the laie-eisction, he says, 'they are pre- en-
insntly better qualified for selfgoverninent, than
one and all Of the sham Democratic supporters
Of that arch demagoguo, Henry B. Payne."-
This black Republican editor is only speaking
tbs sentiments Of csery lealing black rcpubli-
can in tho SKATE, Their motto is--"up with
the negroes, down with the poor white man.
n every nogro vote that Coy. Chase received at
the late election was substracted from bis total
vote, he would bc beat by at least ] 1900 majori-
". as would every other black republican on
their Stataeticlet.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
The Conslltutiom of Orcgon.

The constitution likely to be adopted by the
Oregon convention, contains some remarkable
provisions. It does away (says the Jouanal of
Commerce with grand jures as UNNECESSARY
the preliminary examination before a magis-
trate previous to committal being deemed suhi
eiant. 1t provides that there shall be no lieu.
tenant governor; that the Secretary Of State
shall exercise the functions of governor pro
ssa in case Of the death of that funcsionary,
and that the governor shall also be Treasurer OF
the State. The number Of members OF the
State senate is limited to fifteen and that Of the
assembly to thirty, with biennial sessions. The
ballot is abolished at elections, and Viua voct
voting substituted Judges are declared reli
gible for any Office not julicial during the period
for which they are elected, and for one year aG
ter; municipalities are absolutely prohibited
from contracting debts; and Bank charters o
every description are forbidden With regar(
TO the question Of slavery, it is believed tina
two clauses-one legalizing and the otheR pro
Aibitihg slavery will be appended to tn
draught Of the constitution to be adopted o.
rejected by subsequent vote Of the people.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
Take Care lf the Tool..

The Ohio Cuitinatn, says:--"See here, you
careless menl It's siUhe of our business in par
ticular, but as we darted past your farms, we
saw lots of harrows, nultivators, shovel plows,
hay racks, etc, etc, which you have no other
possible use for this year, LEFT along by the fen:
ces and wayside, soaking most shamefully in
these dripping days and nights Do please take
the FIRST fair day, gather up all the tools thus
exposed, clean and grease tho irons, and put
than in some place where they will take no
further damage till you want them for use. We
verify believe that great many of the tools,
wagons, etc, are deal worse off for the neglect
of the winter, than they are for being used in
the summer. .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11

Occasionally We meet with a subscriber who
complains that we have advsrtisements in our
paper. Why. the fact is, no country paper in
the Union could live without advertising pa
tronags. But think Of another matter. You
all feel 40 interest in ths;genersl business char
acter.of the community in which you live
Well, suppose your county papers go forth into
the busting world bare of adscrtiseu,er ts.-
What would PsopiO that live outside OF the
county sayH That Harrison county was E'be-
nighted hole-not an advertisement in its pa
pers to LOT the world know it we're alive! Ad-
rising il the lie Of trsds A1d thee who
beleTe it not you viii generally fnd to be clas-
of drones in business who mako their money b.
skirning you big profits. The merchant
who is liberal enough to ad7ertise, is liboral
enough to sell at fair profits. The deduction H
as natural as two and two make four.
Advertising is credit to The community pros.
perity to the merchant, TN adyanhgto the
buyeR
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
MERCHANTS CE3L ERRATED
GA,&GLING OIL Far
Man and ReR@f'

iIaslDeen 05tJfH Inc pdJilc mJfe than ~ years
and is deservedly popular.
Extract Of l. tier from l. C Lampher, datSd
Cleveland ihio, Sept IS 1856
have been the only agent for Mustang Lini.
nent in this city for number OF y ars, hut l have
now given it up, for consider your Oil better arr
'iclc. | can endorse the language of ]. q. Black,
proprietor 0! large Livery Estab bishment here who
says, i use the rGins t'i externally and inter-
Dsy and Ill bc hanged II 1t isn't the best medicine
IN the world"
d xtraet ol letter from X Vandervort, dated Nor.
row county o., May 10, 1856. sE;
The Gargling Oil selling very rapidly here
fie good qualities OF tiis innemt are lust begia-
ing to he found out. lam selling soipe hundred
,nds OF lininents, but none OF them can compata
Aitl1 tte Gargling Oil. Send us good supply.
Extract a letter from j. H. Spragus, dated Car
Tettville. q, Sept I9, 1856. y stls.,
Your Gargling Oil is the best horse medicine
know OF Ii sells better than any other medicine
low in uses 4
Extrtlct Of letter from g. H Snedeker dated Nash.
vile, u. Sept. d, 1896.
Pletse send another assortment Of your Gargliny
Oil out, and the people hers tank il IL tho
,nly reliable medicine in the world
R-i ampntets gra.utoisy furnished by agents
with test ilnoI als Oi its utility.
Allorders addressed 10 the Propfietofs, M. II,
fucker Il TO-, Lockport ~ Y.
| 9J-for sale by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally through the United States, British Possessions,
| lnd other Countries And by . sss
| Jno Beall, Cadiz; WIN. ii, Watson & Co; Hnr-
! risvllle; Bowers 4 Son, Leesville; W. r. San.
ers Scio; and by dealers generally throughout the
vicinity. Wholesale at all commercial towns.
| Uct29 l656-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
The Vote 0RR tlae Constitutional
mem ii HnRshtS.

The official returns Of the vote on the Con-
Stitutional Amendments have been counted at
the Secretary Of States office. The total vote
cast IN the State was 332 1876 and the affirma
tive vote necessary to secure the adoption OF
each amendment was 166,064. The following
| is the vote:
| Amendment No. /, for Annual So sions-- Yes,
, t51 ,202; No. 1890.
/ No. 2, for Change Of District Court Yes, 1885,.
F646; No, 30039.
! Ne. 3, for Bank and Individual Taxation
Equal--Yes, 160,470; No, 20,6O9
No. a, for Corporations Yes, 1929, No.
50, ,973.
No. s. for Single Distribts-147, ,26o; No, 32,-
657.
The Bank Charter is defeated by a large
vote
1t will thus be seen that although the amend
ments to the Constitution receive large major
icy Of the votes cast on them, yet under the
clause Of the Constitution which required ma
joityof all the electors voting at the election,
,they are all defeated. Joutfiak
The majority against Annual Sessions is 4e. ISL
Change OF District Court 9,457
The Taxation I'ricR. 26,203
Special Corporations 1882
Single Districts GI,46I
We have no count Of the vote yet on the bank
bill Its friends, we suppose, are ashamed to-
expose its disgrsceful fate. No wonder.--jSsutes-
BaA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
ONO ELECTToN-0FFICIAL..

Below we give the Official vote Of Ohio Ss
counted out BY the State officers. The vote o.
Mr.. Payne and all Of the other candidates on
the Democrats State ticket in Stark County
should be 932 greater than that given in the
Official return. The Republican Commissioners
dividsd township into two voting precincts, at
which the votes Of thatparty were cast; while
the township Trustees gave notice that the elec-
ton would bs held at the former place Of voting
at which the e32 Democratic votes were POlled.
The preteuee that these votes should be exclu-
ded will not be mAiatasned for moment by
my impartial man. The Strict law would ex-
ciudO the Republican vote. BY adding those
2savotss, it will be seen that Gov. Chases ma
Hicrity Is oulya,2a. TSoyears ago it was Is,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
E0nnd nen.i.

Mrs. Hootz, wife Of Adam Hootz, near Free
port in this county, was found dead in her bed
a few mornings since. She went to bed in ap-
parently good health; and even got up at one
O'Clock in the morning to attend to the wants OF
her children, and then laid down. Her husband
got up about daylight and kindled the fire, and
went to the bed to call his wife, but when he
reached the bed he found that she was dead
The physician who was called in, could see no
cause OF so sudden death. Mrs II. was a
daughter ofMr. Elisha Guyton, of DeersviIle,
How true is the dmonition-'that in the midst
of life we are in death"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11

prAlexander Bargar the old Sheriff. has
removed to his farm in Washington township
We have always heretofore considered Mr. B.
an honest man, but our suspicion is somewhat
excited on that point by the following sentence
in this weeks Republican,
"ln all our intercourse with Alex. Bargar we
have found him a true man"
That word true in that sentence, which is ital.
icize5, indicates dishonesty in something. Be.
cause to be true, accordingto BieR Hatton's way
OF thinking, is to be dishonest in sCme way OF
other.
The new Sheriff, Z, s. Woodborne, assumed
the duties OF his Office on last Thursday.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
Fate EiectiOAS-.-Deam OcratiC VictO-
rieS,

The late elections which have been held IN
New York ani Now Jersey, have resulted in
corcplete triumph Of the Democratic ticket. In
New York especially it is glorious triumph
Last fall Fcemonrs majority was over 9Oooo
Now tlls Democracy have elected their ticket
b. IMPURITIES ranging from 10 to 2Qooo But
We do not deem it necessary to dwell upon
Dsmocratic victories now Such victories are
looksi or too much as matter ofceurse, to at
tract any particular attention. Since the inau-
guration of Mr.. Buchanan elections have been
held in over twenty States, AMI we believe, in
every one Of them the Democracy have made
great GUNS. We have beaten our opponents in
most Of these States, by greatly increased ma
Iorities, while in Iowa and Jew other places
in which they have got through, it is barely by
the skin Of their teeth, AMI by greatly reduced
mqiorities 1t is really matter of congratuia
ton, that the pure principles of Democrac.
have been SO handsomely sustained, and recog
a:zsd as perfectly sound by the people. as indica
Asd By the recent elections, which may be con
sidsred an expression of their sober secon
thought, since the great Battle Of November last
Surely this is a year of Democratic victories.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11

0E3-Post Masters would do well to heed a
righteous decision lately made by the Post Mas
ter General in regard to their duty toward
paper publishers. 1t has been decided that
if Post Masters do not give publishers notice
when their papers remain in the post office with
out being taken out by the subscriber within
five weeks, they are liable for the payment
We trust that this will make this particular
class Of officials more attentive to their duty in
the future
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11

G1-To show the kind of republican they
elected to the Legislature in Belmont county, ii
is only necessary to publish the following from
the Ohio State Journal and the st. ClairsviIle
Republican, Know Nothing
Isaac Welch, Republican,, is elected to the
Legislature by the Americans and Republicans
Of Belmont countryside Journal
We beg leave to inform the State Jowna
that Mr.. w. is not now and never has been 8
Republican,; ani we think he is not likely tt
shoulder dead horse at this late hour EIis
township is the only one in this county where
Col Van Trump beat both Of his competitors
Chase only getting S votes. 'Straws' Mr.. Jour
nal--S. GaiySiHNe Republican,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
FREp. P. STANTON, Secretary.

LITTLE SIs.--"Oh, Bubby, I'm a goin' to
have hooped dress, an oyster shell bonnet,
pair Of ear drops, and babyw
LITTLE BUB 1.-THE thunder you Isl Well,
Pm going to have hew pair Of tight pants, a
Shanghai coat, shaved head, crooked cane,
and pistol"
The CURRENoY,--The bank paper circulation
Of the United States, at the present time, is es-
tinated to be S Sl70,000000; of which seven mil
hons are in bills OF less denomination than five
dollars; thirteen millions OF ten dollars; thirty.
millions oftwenty dollars; thirty millions n fiji
lty dollars; and forty five millions Of bills Of he
denomination ofone hundred dollars and up,
wards Az
0FPursuant to notice meeting was held
at the courthouse in Marietta o., last week, and
addressed by negro. The Rspu5licdn says his
theme was slavery, He commenced BY attempt
ug to prove thai Jesus Christ ami Solomon were
negroes lie then pitched into the Democratic
party g,nera u, and Messrs. buchanan, Doug
las aud Payne in particular. His rem ,rlSs weTs
highly applauded bythe republicans that wore
present. ~
0e.5-Banlxs are supposed to afford a safe place
Of deposit for public funds. This is another mis-
take. Several hundred Of these sale depSsitor-
les have broken, failed, within the last twenty
vearst and how many more will break during
the same time to como, the wisest cannot for
tell. There has ben At least thirty times the
amount lost to indiyiduAls, by making banks
places ofdeposit, thara would have been II kha
psopls thsnassivss had kept their money.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11
Clerk nf fl,e Sennte.

We are pleased tosee the name ofour friend
w. G. Gould, Esq the able editor ofthat fearles,
Democratic paper the Lebanon Citizen, named
a. candidate for tho Office ofClerk Of the next
9hio Senate. Mr.. G. is fully qualified for that
post and we hope to have the pleasure of an
noancing his election. A more suitable.selectlon
could.net be made.