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Faulkner, David Hood. ]. II. Stroud, Allen

Faulkner. David Hood. J. II. Stroud, Allen
Morrow,
COMMITTEES ON CoRN-Dr. II. X. Cure.
ton, David TAYLOR, r. ii. Cousart, VIM.
Reed. NJ. e. Heath.
CoTros DIR. r. l.. Crawford. VIM. Ste.
yens, Stephen Williams, =. Il. Hammond,
John I. Mackey.
WHEAT AND SMALL GRAIS.-S b. Mas
sev, David NJ. Crockett, J. H. McMurray,
Alex Coffey Thos NJ Bek,
SUGAR CASE.-John & Foster. James
Faulkner. j. r. Hunter, J. A. Hasseltine, DIR.
r. f. Wyle,
PouLTRY.-Df. s. L. Strait Jones Crock.
EFT. II. X. Prize, r. s. Crockett, William A.
Moor.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.-James
II Wi'herspoon, Col. Il. p. Ballard. w. J.
Cureton, John ;. Craig. w. J Mcllwain,
MECHANICAL IMPLEMENTS. &c jas T
Wade, John ". Crockett. Dixon Faulkner,
Samuel RobinsC John Porter.
MISCELLANEOUS COMMITTEES M p Craw-
ford. J. Il. Withe,spoon, Jr. Anderson Box,
w NJ Connors, ] A Siewmaa, John d
Wvlie.
LADIES HASDIwORK.-J w Cooke. Jui;n
Williams, B Withsrspoon, Joseph Foster
+ ID Green. Peter Wvlie.
JOS. A. CUNNINGHAM, Pres.
J. III. w. STEVENS. Sec.
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nitnde than the rejection Of Slave State.
Gov, Denver May not convene The Legis.
Iatnre. Nsu, u Constitution can not we'll
be gotten mp regularly for the next SEES
Siou, as the Legislature does not hold its
regular Session rii January. ! am sure
uu such irregular Constitution AS the To
pekr viii he accepted. Hence The appli
Gallon may not bc mas.e this Session. If
it is, or IA Bill - repeal the restriction
should he Introduced the member who
votes to repeal it, having voted tor the
restriction last winter, deserves the exc
Grafton oi the entire country. / will vote
with the irienl.s OF the Bill against tile
repeal at any time. And will cheerful
lv surport.a genera! Jaw 10 the same ef.
feet.
The course Of President Buchanan last
winter, after the dismissal of Walker, Was
all the South could ask HIS firm but
dignitied course IN the question with Eng.
land, aS to The exercise of the right Of
search, brought 'ha, question to peace.
ful and satisfactory termination. With
all the difficulties in his way, by his
rromptnes> and trmness, he brought tie
Mormon difficulties 10 most happy con
clusion without bloud>hed.
The election for Senator in Illinois ex
cues general interest. Could Judge
Breese, who is said to be an Alministra
ton Lcrompton Democrat, be elected, it
might be desired, liut running two
democratic tickets before the people may
give the Black Republicans a majority
on joint ballot OF the Legislature. As be
t'""O black Republican, who says all
free States, and down with the Supreme
Court and the Dred Scott decision, and
Judge Douglas. who, however wrong he
was on the Kansas question, manfuIIy
opposes those views, we can but prefer
the success Of the la,,cr.-The Black Re
Publican party proper is one Of tie best
organized, and most dangerous parties
"hlch has ever arisen in our country. II
has sustained temporary check in the
defeat Of Fremont and is no: SO strong as
in Sc, but let no one deSpise lis power
1t furnishes Il ra!lymg point for ali the
isms-the odds and ends of the broken
down parties, old lue Wings, Know
Nothiugs, and disatfectel free soil Demo
Gratis and may yet some day acquire the
power which will break up this Govern
ment. do not believe they can carry the
fall elections, and bad judge Douglas and
his party not parted company with .he
Democracy aud the Administration, they
cnmld not have made an impression in
1860. ! hciiove rs matters stand. they
may be dc!ra'cd IN 1860. Thyir policy
indicates towards the South the bilterest
hostility. lhe declaration Of MIR. Seward
81 New ork the ahIest .! Iher leaders
-tIat he hopes 10 live to see the day
w"cm TIC foot PRINT Ola slave shall no, be
secn on this continent, indicates more
!"'n Ne'e desire to prevent slaves going
INTO the territories. Their programme az
set iorih by their accredited presses
W.: NO more slaves States. the abolition
81 The supreme Conrl ARK! reversal Of The
D'e" "c"tl "rriS'"n, prohibition OF the
| L.. ~, a. Iug l,a |.
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FaEEpoE oE rag Parss.--In the city of

FREEDoE on rag PREss.--In the city Of
Mexico tie editor OF the Extraordinary"
has been fined 81 coo and ordered not to
publish any more political news, under PEN
atty of banishment. In New York last
week, Frank Leslie. who had besn pietori-
ally exposing some Of the city counrilmen,
was hustled out Of the cable corporation
dinner, because his presence" was disa,
grceabIc 20 tho qouncil rouwi,tee.
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LONG CIR ABS
COMMUNICATED FOR THE LEDGER.

Mr.. EDIr"R:-At n call meeti.,g OF the
Agricultural Society Of Lancaster, District
II was unanimously agreed that the annua ,
meeting and Exhibition of this society he
held in Lancastcrville on Saturday the 25th
September,-and that The Presid ent appoint
the necessary Committees for that occas;
ion. DR.. r. Wylie, will deliver the Annu.
al Grafton on this occasion. The President
has appointed the following Commit.
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PsoM a WEDDIBG To The ToMB-Aiiss
Matilda Caldwell, daughter Of Judge Cald-
well. Of Holiday sburg, Pa, and one of the
most beautiful and accomplished girls of
the day, met with shocking death, on We'd
nesday night last. She ha! been TO wed .
ding at the house Of the Rev. Lloyd Knight,
and was returning home, abont IL o'clock,
In vehicle driven by young man named
Wertz. The horse took fright at light in
front Of Confer's tavern and rsa pG The
rein broke in the effort 10 stop him, and
Dir. Werz then jumped out to try and ar>
rest his progress. The hofse wheeled SUD.
denly and ran d"wn the street about hun.
dred yards. Miss Caldwell lsaped Out and
fell with violence upon her head. She was
t'ken up insensible. al d carried 10 her home
where she expired, af o'clock next morn.
Ing having never spoken word from the
time the accident orcursed. Thus ut the
early age of nineteen has this lovely youag
Indy beeo buried 60 the toni
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The Captured Africans.

WAsnINGToN, Sept. THE Govern.
ment will probably accept the offer Of the
American Colonizsiin Society, to take
care of The Af'icsRs captured in The brig
Gen. Putnam, for one year after their
landing AT Liberia, and to teach them in =.
dus'r'"l pursuits, for fifty thousand dol.
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versed, says the Columbus (Ga.) Sun, yes.
terday with a gentleman just returned from
Mississippi, and lie informs us that there Is
much complaint out there in regurd TO tho
boil worm. which is said 10 be committing
great rovages. lie says, however, that so
far ms he could see in travelling along the
road, the crops looked very well, and bore
but little evidence of the great destruction
complained Of lie thinks that the crop of
NissiSsippi will he shor: Of what was ex-
pec'ed short time since, but that il will
exceed the crop Of last year.
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DINNER COMMITTEES.

A. G. Danlap, Dixon Barnes, WIN Ste.
vens, ID w. Brown, w. NJ ,.onnor.. VIM
McKcnna, J. ID Halle, Henry Hancock, ].
i. X. B,lk. X. y. Crockett, VIM. q. Stew.
art, James Robinson, Stephen Williams. ]
X. Hunter, Jhon III. Crocketi, Sam. Fauik
ner. John Foster, James Faulkner, G. II.
Latham. Robert III. Crockett, Eli ID. Crock
ett, Dr. I. X. Cur,ton, II. II Cousart, /,
y. Williamson, X. ID. VI. Dunlap, Samuel ].
dunlap, John Craig, David Hood, Alex
Coffcy, James Hood. David Taylor, Thos
III. Belk. J. III. McMnry. w. J. Jurr,od
WIN. Reed Samuel Robinson, w. n. Hood.
j. h. Cnusnrt, A. S. McAte-r, J. u. Cask,y,
James NJ. Shaver, Anderson Belk, Stsphen
II. Small, Jefferson Belk, Uriah Small. p
7. Hammond, John n. Stroud, ]. ]. Black.
man, J. ID. McCardsIl, II. II. Gooeb, lanes
NJ Ingram James ID. Ncliu ain, Lewis M
Cauthen, DR.. VIC Cauthep. w. j. Me.
Twain. Col. T.. p. Ballard, Col. N. Bell.
r. ID. Green, q T.. Wade, John NJ. Dunlsp
a. J. Stewart, J. A. IIasscltine, DIR. II. n
Wylie, A. Mayer, John Adams, 8. r.
Em"ops. George McCWilherspoon, y. b
Massey, NJ. p. Crawford, DIR. r. l.. Craw.
ford, James Il, CnreIon, II. X. Price, Jones
Crockett, DR. :. l.. Strait, WIN. A. Moore.
N. j. Craig Il. ID. Montgomery, Evan Rol.
Iipgs, Jacob Funderbnrk, J. Dixon Faulk.
ner, James u. Withcrspooa, Jo.eph A. Cup.
nipgham. Andrew J. Mcllwain, Samuel
Love, Ruben Bailey, John II. sisckey. John
l.. Caskey, John w. Twitt", John C.. Sc.
crest, John e. Ivy, James G. Caldwell,
lanes Miller. NJ. G. Heath, John J. Porter,
Allen Morrow. X g. Billings, 81. Clint on
This Committee will attend to furnishing
and preparing Dinner or Pic Mic FOR the
occasion.
COMMITTEES ps MuLEs-J. ID. Mcllvain
IT, VI. Gooch, ]. v McCardeli, James AZ.
Ingram, James G. Caldwell,
iioRsEs--D'xoq Barnes. w. q. Stewart
y. '.Danlap, Jefferson Belk, James Miller
CYRUS. T. x Beli .Roht, II, Crock
ct. @. i. Wade, r.. u. AZ, Dyaiap. John c.
Iyey.
~Asss---G NC Witherspoou. Sam
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1nsurrection in Nav York.

New foRK, Sept THE Governor of
'his State has issued procla,naion. do
claring Richmond County in a state Of
Instruction, and directing that, in order
TO protect the lives of the sick AMI the
property of the State. a military force of
sufficient strength he stationed at Quar-.
anime, until the people return to their
duties and obligations MS good citizens,
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THE SuH."-We have received the first
number of new paper. with this title, pub.
lishcd at Waltcrboro. S c., by Mr.. A. NJ.
Speights 1t Seems to be a we'll conducted
sheet and deserving of liberal support.
We extend TO it friendly greeting and
cheerfuIiy place it upon our exchange list.
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DEATH OF Rev. ELEAzER WILLIAMS.
The Rev. Elpazer Williams, more ge neral
W known perhaps as claiming TO be the
Dauphin Of France, deceased, at Hogaus-
burgh. New York, at 8 o'clock on the morn
itg Of the rs August.
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Yellow Fever in Charleston.

The deaths in Charleston, for the week
ending September 4, were one hundred and
TWO The deaths from yellow feve, We're
seven,y.three. OF these, sixty.one were
white adults; eleven were white children !;
and one colored child
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SOUTH CAROLINA SoS OF TEMPERANcE.
We have received a new prospectus of
this promised journal. an editorial notice of
which appeared in our paper some weeks
since. The request to publish will be com.
piled with.
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Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER. VI, Sept. 9.-IIiIl's ms.
J"rity for Governor is 10000 in one hun
dred and thirty one towr,. The Black
Republicans have carrie one hundred
and eleven members Of the House.
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The Captured Africans.

WAsHrNGroS, Sept. 0.-'rhe Govern
'nent and the Colonization Society have
concluded n contract-the latter are TO
support the captured Africans and edu.
cate them for ole year in Liberia. for
something leas than ify thousand dol ,
lars.
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s1Y Several new advertisements appear
this week, which our readers are directed t.:
among the rest, soruc good lands are offer.
ed for GALE
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ADVERTISEMENTS

viii be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less, one insertion,
s or, il continued, T5 cents for the first in
scrtion, and 50 cents for each Subsequent nser.
ion. GS- See Fourth Page for deductions in
vor of standing advertisements.
The number of assertions must be v,itten on
each advertsemeRt, or they will be Inserted till
ordered out and Charged accordingly.
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Grlr9rapbir.
Later From Europe.

hhLiFAN' sept. '.-lhe steam ship
Asid, Capt. Lott, has arrived at this port,
with Liverpool dates to the 2s,h ult.
General News.
Propositions have been issued in Encs
land for telegraph to China and Aus
tralia.
Lord i P,lmerston has visited the Empe.
Tor Napoleon.
1t WAS runorad shat the French G ~.
ernment had demsnled explanations for
the bombardnent Of Dj;dda, bu, the ru-
NOR WAS considered doubtful.
1t was reported that Naples had nc.
rep,ed the conditions Of the Western
Powers.
Ii is stated that twenty millions Of
francs is the amount Of indemnity to Eng.
land and France
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We learn from the Yorkville Enquirer
that the Indian Land Agricultural Society
will hold their Annual Meeting and FAIR at
Ebenezer, on the 18th inst The Annual
Address will be delivered BY Johr l.. Nil.
Ter. Esq,
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General News.
Commercial News.

LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKEr.-Co,ton
has advanced I 81. per 10. The sales Tor
the week were as 600 bales, The mar,
ket closed less bunyan,.
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"TwELyE O'CLOCK AT Nav YoRK."--
AppIc'ou's Railway and Steam Naviga
linu Guide Of June has on page 81 a
Tune indicator" which shows the dii
ference of tine between various cities in
the United Sa.es. When it is twelve
1'..lnnI. In Nn,u Xnrl a
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
--oc:o-
published every Wednes lay Morning
b.
W. M. G - N N Q r S
EDITOR AND pRopRlsroR.
: EE Mss
EDITOR AND pRopRisroR.

=: the expiration Of Six Months. -..- $50
- the ent OF the Year, ------- 300
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At Boston. Mass, IL minutes past 12
st Portland, Maine. I6 minutes past IL
At PhiIadephia. Pa, 55 minutes past |
At Baltimore, Nd, so minutes past II
at Richmond. va, 46 minutes past III
At Buffalo, N Y, 40 minutes past
Al Charleston. S. G., SO minutes pastI
At Pirsburg Pa, 81 minutes past II
4 Wheeling Va, 81 minutes past 4
a Cleveland. Ohio, 80 minutes past III
A. Augusta. Ia, 80 minutes past ]
At Deuo;i. Michigan. ~ inmates pas, i /
Al Coluinbgs. Ohio. % minutes pas, 1 1
At Cincinnati, Ohio. % ainqtes past i
At indianapolis, Ind, ] ! minG,cs past III
AT Louisville. kg.r Winntes past
At Chicago, Illinois, 6 minutes past ii
At New Orleans, La., SO mirules past I o
At 81. LOUIS. Mis>oiri. 55 ~ nutaS past 0
4, -. Psuls, Mincsota, 4Amiuutrs past 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-10

rr Deafness Cared, HOWEYER CAUSED.
Letters addressed 70 DIR BOARDMAN, IL Suffolk Plac,
Boston, answered Remedies sent by express.
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Atwater's S1l Sewing Ms chine

k-fA On an entirely principle. II 10 surpassngly
k~HH bcAutful-p- simple, ed, tive durable.
letAS No eonipliehtsd msehinsry-Nc getting out o.
8tiETwSt&ks body tt.-And body
S~s~ will have 1t. The sofid 10 our narkst-ihs people
Exhibition and SAesuom, 81 HANOVER ST.,
Boston. JOHN c BROOKS A co.
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Cambridge Cattle Mprhct-wEDSrspAY, July
~ market $50 Cattle about 800 Reeves and 30 Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows, and and three
years old.
PmoEs-Markti Beef-EStra S7l a $79-1st quality SO
S7-2d quality, SOD quality. 90 - ordinary a.
Stores-WOrking Oxen-tS5. 100, n $175 per pair.
C0ws and CdIues--$35, 10, As, 80 a 60.
Yeartings-None. Tco Years Oid-$22 "a.
THREE feGrsOd-S2Sa s3s.
Sheep aud Lambs-l40O at market pricssInlos $1!,
s2l each Extra and selections, 49, . IL, IA each.
HideS-6i &C per Id. Tdiow-6 1-2a1c per ID.
Peits-T5c 81 1 each. car Skins II Ice per III.
There over the Boston and Maine Railroad
40 the Boston and Lowell "a the Ftchurg and
the Western, oded with Cattle Sheep Swine AMI
lIWscs ofe 1876 the ftchburg 90 were from Albany
anil Schenectady
Remarks-nu very few northern Cattle at market, not
en,ugh supply the demand, hut the fully sup
iii by the Western Cattle for owing to the dnncss Of The
Boston market butchers buy sparingy Lambs sold rather
quicker than last week slight advance Not any change
In the prices Of old sheep Calves dull.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF VERMONT
WOlfc's Celebrated Schledam ArUmuilc Sclrnapps,

This medicinal beverage manufactured by proprietor
at schedam Holland expressly for medicinal use by pro-
cess peculiar To his Factory 1t is the pure Tncure Of
the Italian Juniper Berry, whose vinous eNtrac. IL dis.
titled and rccted with It's spurious solvent which thus be-
concentrated tinc,ure Of exqust flavor and aroma
altogether transcendant in Its cordial medicinal proper
ties to any alcoholic stmulant made In the world 1t is
prescribed by than 5000 physicians in the United
9,aesi in Of Orave Gout Dropsy and Bladder and
Kidney Complaints.
Put in Quart and Pint Bottles. in one dozen
and Of two dozen PTS and for sale by all the Druggists
and Country Merchants
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.


boson Produce MarIsct-WEDSEspAY, July l.
1.-THE market Is steady hut dull, except for the
grades OF family brands which in better request
so x messeS superhne at a l5 fancy, 81 rs
oo eAu - o. s. for common So 25 so for family
brands, Ohio, Michigan and Genesee &c 40 Is for extra
I ass sS s louis and few ayOe brands selling at
81 80 40 extra s. 60 for common and AZ o. n az "a
ior FAMILY brands Corn meal is in fair demand al as rs
Ss' Dbl Rye Flour is selling in small lots, at IS 81
ohAiN-The receipts Of Corn have been light but the
quite limited, and the market closes dull saes Of
Os hre nrmer Sales OF Northern Canada al SO 6Ic
% southern at 4lc per bushel 26O0 bushels al the close
h o,S PER oushel Rye fling in small lots at 7sc ner
Da,nl mmt Beans are In moderate demand. Sale. Of
V I'M ana olue pod at 81 2j small extra pea 80
are selling at Csc per bushel ''" 'eas
fho'lsioNs-Pork remains without change, demand
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moderate; sales Of prime at sl4a sl4 5O mess SO 30
90 clear and clear SIS 90 10 30 perhb cash and
laos BEEF is duh small sales VI Western mess and extra
mess ut Sl3 $40 90 pr bl cash and mos Lard is in
steady iemand sales in bills At IL II 12c kegs ~ "a
lie per NJ, cash aud Hams selling II, IL II
IL per H. cash aud There is chrng In Butter;
the receipts moderate hut fully equal the dcnand sales
Vermont and ~ u state, good quality at II sc; nfri.
yd common ~ l5ci ohio II lsc per h. Cheese Il
dull except prime quality which II scarce sales Of good
l2c ordinary To common So per ID, Poultry is scl
ling At 10 lie per IL; Spring Chickens 81 20 per pair,
Eggs ~ a IL l-2c per dozen.
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| COMPOUND HUMOR
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the aud be used by the delicate invaids and
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For sale in Brattleboro, by l. N. THORN.
Card TO thc LADIES. DIR. Duponc0's
French Periodical Golden Pills, Inf,ble IN

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where.
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Office have the Pills sent tconfdealy by mail
Remember and ask for Dr. DHponeoS Golden Pills sigma
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

PREPARED from Prescription Of Sir j. clarke, NJ d.,
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This Invaluable medicine is unhng in the Of althose
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heart, Mysteries, and Whites. these pills will effect cure
when all other have ied and although powerful
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hurtfu to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
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