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HALIFAX, March l0.-The steam slip
Arabia. Capt. Stone, with Liverpool dates
to February 26th, has arrived
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAEEEr, February
26.-The sales Of the week have beeu
$4,000 bales, of which spectators took
$500 and exporters c00o bales. The
steamers news and warlike rumors caused
decline in The early part ofthe week o.
one eight Of a penny on Uplards al d /
sixteenth on Mobile, Orleans closing dull.
The sales on Friday, the 25th February,
were 1000 bales, and the market steady.
General Intelligence.
Lord Cowley has gone on special
mission Of conciiiation to Vienna. Minis.
isters announced in Parliament on Friday
that there WAS reason to hope that the
Austrian and French troops would soon
evacuate Rome. These facts have given
strong hopes Tor the continuance Of peace,
Notwithstanding the prevalence Of warlko
rumors.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had
held general meeting. The British
Government had offered to guarantee
eight per cent. on six hundred thousand
rouBls. on certain conditions which had
not been made public.
Lord LYONS. the new Minister TO Amer.
ca, sailed for New York on the 22d Feb
ruarv.
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CASTER LEDa SER.

CoURr.-The Spring Term of the Curt
OF General Sessions and Common Pleas,
commences for Lancaster on Monday next.
Judge Monroe, we understand, will preside.
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A Losr CmILD.-.rh. following account
from Teas exchange, will recall to
many thrilling report OF II similar case
which occurred in Sumter District SONS
thirteen years ago-the subject being II
d~"st.,er Of the Rev. Samuel LearJ.
The Austin (rexas) State Gazette say.:
In Limestone County. q daughter Of
Wiley Benson, aged nine wears, was late
ly lost IN the wool+s Dr three days. The
weather was intenseIy y cold. a search
WAS made 5y the neighboH. The pio
neer says that she was found by her
haIf.disuac,ed father, lying asleep by a
large log in tile dense and muddy creek
bottom. four miles from home. She had
taken OH her shoes and stockings, and
tied tho latter around lie, neck. As
might he expected, she was very cold,
and fears are entertained that she is frost.
bitten. The precious freight WAS carried
lsorne in its faith er's arms TO its much
afflicted mother, and the reception. in our
correspnndcnts words, can truly I've better
imagined than described" - Charleston
Courier.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less one insertion,
81 or, II continued, rs cents for the first in-
sertion, and 30 cents for each subsequent inser
ton. c1s- See Fourth Page for deductions in
vor of standing advertisements. ''
The number Of insertions must be written on
each advertisement or they will Ee irSer.cd till
ordered out and charged accordingly. ''.'
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CovRT AT .xThs E654o
of the CheraW Gazette, referring 50 cour
matters in that District SAYS: 20 s1Ses

We attended Court on Monday. Tine
day was consumed in disposing of the sum,
pro. docket
The Grand jury got through with their
business on that day. There were but four
indictments given. and one Of them ignored
In the case of the State VS., Robert Lewis,
charged with the murder OF Henry Williams
n true bill was found.
This speaks well for the morals Of our
District
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
--o::o-
Published every Wednes ,sy Morning
W. M. CO N N Q r S
EDITOR AND pRopR,SroR.
7 + X NJ ::

-: the expiration of Six Months, $50
A the end Of the Year. 500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-08

WAsnrNeroN, Wednesday, June 30, 1859
The reduction made in the postal service
have been graduated equitably throughout the
Union Postmas ter General Holt intends
presenting the alternatives to Congress oil
making the Department as nearly as practica-
bic selEsustaining or Of relying upon leglsla-
ton. That point settled, its administration
hereafter will be regulated accordingly. His
predecessor involved the Department in seri-
GUS extrayagances which are now felt OPP
prcssivcly.
WAsurNGroN. June 20.-Notwithstanding
the failure Of the Post Office Appropriation
bill. it is probable that the clerk hire and all
incidental expenses will be paid 10y the Dep
uty Postmasters. as heretofore, out OF the ac-
cruing commissions Of postage for the quar-
ter ending the 30th of September. The Post
masters will render their accounts for that
quarter in the usual form with proper youoh-
ers The adjustment by the Auditor is not
required to be completed, and the results en-
tered in the revenue account before the Goth
Of january next. before which time Congress
will there is little if any doubt, so logislate
as 10 relieve the present embarrassments of
the Post Office Department. Since March,
statements amounting TO over ono million dol
lars. have been forwarded to the mail con-
tractors: although some of the brokers here
have orders to buy none OF these, evidences
have been offered that they have been offered
as the basis of loans to the contractors
WAsHlNGroN. June 30.-The Elk Minister
to Spain. Mr.. Dodge has published card in
which he saws that the prospect Of acquiring
Cuba by purchase, under the present circum-
stances. is inauspicious: he has never even
intimated that the proposition in any way in
yolvcd the honor of Spain, or that the pur-
chase might not. at afuture period. be effected
lie believes that the course recommended bv
the President will lead 90 the contamination
of that object. by any honorable negotiation.
Cu,c,ao lima 3o We bavo Soma Gr.
thor ,,r,;o,l,r. rro,,, The sooro If tbo raiIro,d
,cciJrrt Tine c,r t,irty-so,.o, I,,,ics bo,o
Noon cs,J Thc following doatbs are ro-
nortcd IN odJito,, to. t5osc' ,irood,. n,bI;shcd.
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Here's Health TOR the Hilion I
. CIARKE's SHERRY WINE BITTERS,

PALArAnLE ASp uEAIrHYi
Composed Of Rock Rose Wintergrocn. yellow Dock
Root, Sarsuparila, Wild Cherry Prckly Ash,
Popular Bark, Mandrake. Sc.
They operate the three main organs of the human
systou thc Blood, the Liver and the Kidneys, curing
Juundieo, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Asthma &c,
MECHANICS, FARMERS. CLERGYMEN AND
PUBLIC MEN.
All Of the above classes of people feel at seasons
Of the year the need of gentle Tonic, aud medicine
can be hcttor adapted for their purpose. Try THEM
you wish 70 live good od age, and enjoy all the
ye lovers OF good Biers and good health and you will
find them Cheap, Eieciual and Pleasant Remedy.
The largest Bottle, the lowest price, and the best med
icne in The world and sold every where for the low price
of 2j cents for Pint Bottle, ~ cents Quart 70 cents
Quarts, and only S25 for Quarts.
Sold By }, NJ. HENRY * SONS, State Agents, Wa
terbury, Vt, and by dealers generally.
sold in Montpelier by FRED L. SMITH
Also, DIR. CLARkE'S HERB PILLS AND CHER
RN SYRUP sold as above 4l.Octl9t
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GRAPE CULTURE AT HAMMoNToN.-A
number of grape growers from Ohio have in
troduced the culture OF the grape at Ham
monton, New Jersey. 1t is twenty-five miles
southeast from Philadelphia, and the soil
and climate Is considered by many the best
adapted for the grape Of any in the Union.
Frosts never injure the vine, and there is
high district OF land between the little and
the great Egg Harbor rivers, where they have
nevor been known to suffer from mildew or
rot. We understand that some forty vine
yards were set ont the past season, mostly
Catawba and the Isabella.
The market here presents great induce
ments. grapes bringing twice the sum they do
in Cincinnati being within but several hours
of either New York or Philadelphia by rail
road, the market is unlimited, Adjoining
Hammonton is a bottle mandatory, and
every appliance necessary for extensive wine
making
Hammonton is new settlement. but of
marvellous growth, rivalling many of the
Western towns in rapid increase. little
over year ago the tract Of land was opened
To sale, and within that time the population
has increased some 1900; over 500 buildings
have been put up; stores, mills, schools,
churches, and every facility of an old place,
introduced 1t was portion of an old tract
Of land, which has been held for generations
in one family and is only now thrown in the
market for sale.
Its proximity to market and advantages of
climate insures its rapid improvement. The
soil is said to be early and very productive.
The crops raised are excellent, Many per-
sons from this State are going there and we
are sure it is much more desirable than many
points at the West
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PE0PLE.-Redding' S
Russia Salye is an inallible remedy for all
kinds of wounds, cuts, burns, scalds, etc.,
and also cures corns, bunons, chlblains.
and like affections, For sale everywhere at
only 25 cents box,
SICK HEADACHE, DEBILITY AND INDIGEs-
roN-Where among all the remedies for
these complaints, is there one which so quick
", so eiiectually, and permanently removes
them as the Oxygenated Bitters
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEDYl
SIR JAMES oLARKE's

NELEBNAIED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared nom prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and obstrue-
TONS from any cause whatever and although power.
fl remedy they contain nothing hurtfu the oonslitu-
ton.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS on THE 2D PAoH or PAMPH-
LET ARE WILL Observed.
For full particulars get pamphlet, free of the agent.
n, b. SlOOand postage stamps enclosed TO any au-
horized Agent will insure bottle, containing 90
Pills, by return mail
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
Late /. &. baldwin 4 Coz
Rochester N, \.
L. +, PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for Yer
mont. O557
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INDEPENDENCE DAY All MoNTPEL

The promised programme was fully and
successfully performed, and something more.
Young America got ahead Of the old folks,
and instead Of a salute at sunrise. the boys
commenced terrible clang Of bells and guns
and crackers at about clock in the morn
ing, and itwas kept up pretty thoroughly I'M
til after the last railroad train had Departed
in fact. until the last ''tran Of all sorts was
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GorriNn Ncms
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

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tbc ca,h.t y, loar roco;yod
G,r,Lal1i ai.Lin., -, ttra, tr;d,o ocross
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trian vanguard, which had advanced as far as
that place Some companies of chasseurs
lAlp~ attacked the enemy outposts. The
Austrians yielded, and were pursued as far as
Costencdolo where the main body Of the en-
envy attempted to surround u.s. but our troops
Immediately withdrew. Gmibadi then came
to the rescue. and succeeded in bringing our
men to their former positions, causing great
loss to the enemy We had 100 killed and
wounded
The King ordered the tth division to adj
vance TO the position. and General Cialdini
accordingly led part of his division To Rezza-
to-. to support Garibaldi. The Austrians with
drew from Castonedolo, after having blown up
the bridge over the Chicse before the town Of
Monte Chiaro.
TuRrN, juno ls-The Emperor has en-
tered Brcscia, with the King, who had gone
70 meet him Popular enthusiasm accompan-
led the march Of the allied troops, who all
through Iombardy received one continual ova-
ton
The districts ON the right of the Tihor. and
also Iitto de Castillo have pronouacgd i'm fac
vor Of the national cause.
PAR1s. june lS.-The P1tie of this eve
ming publishes the King of Sardinia's speech
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n
10 The Daughters, many and iar'
rbs 1usios"s rs su a, ~ ' ld (" '-c
While ipcs oacn 70 distracted
Tor UNION rntst goo nun
sueb 'o'g wv, ' ,,ggsi,' 1o,' pian
Here's health to the Notiou's Four,b
For Eighty Three Years Ago
He5 S,o,t blcl tbe ha1ebty Fool
Then let the Bclls peal louder
lel tse cannon ,'lll, , w 9o lg.py'
re, IL fhgTdey. rnuNprH sway'i
lThc Toast Masters acknowledge thc contributions of
their friend. with many thanks3
THE BALLOON ASCENSION.
Alta few minutes mast FIVE. p. NJ. and with
-.,...,.a;,o., ,,,,n,.,,ali,, e,r ouch az, o,hihi.
uon' the balloon ascehueu from the o'a''-
house yard. Mr.. Ceyor first attempted the
voyage, but he was too heavy for the gas. Mr..
TaNoprt,in then took the cor. and the bal
Ia. III I'LL. a,d .o;lod og
|
IN south East dTectoh' Pfopel'ou u!
I gentle breeze For about half an hour. MI.
/ LaMountain was in sight waving his flag,
,,ho, bo oscondod tbrouob n cloud from the
~ e..h...,,.,,,i,. ho ro-
B'@o VI 'no
appeared IN the dlrecuon Oh Nor'n"e'u' anu
landed safely in Williamstown, about half a
mile from the Judge Paine farm. The fol-
,o,yino ia Mr. TaNIouptain's Dissertation of
-.
'"o 'oy"s'
AZ 30 y +, w. wv! '',''l 3''ts ="
ness my Balloon was detached rom me m
""'lng apparatus anu 'i,'
NIL, f,ros a. c,rr, mo nm Win tbo n-
mount of ballast had. which was about sixty
pounds ! however determined to try it, and
was let 60 ascending about thlrty iee', "hen
S''0VH II 'I'e nouI"'''S '..''' I''''' ~ '''.
,,o Iosn,,,o, O4ic, in NV descent Throw
ing out every pound Of ballast which my car
contained. ! again assembled, magnifccntly
clearing all DISTINCTIONS and taxing south
eaI'eiiy 'oulSe 4',el 'as',us "pot' .,,".
To- and resolved tn throw eycry t6ino ont of
my car, in order to ascend more rapidly-
Throwing out my anchor and number Of
on board, my ascent was then nearly perpon-
dieular' passing up through the clouds ana
ioss l'e"s ", ,"o ,l y. .Lo I"Toon
Win sloost hrootbioss odroirofion os thov
seemed riyeted to the spot.
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CHTrENDEN CoUSrY,--T Republican
County Convention is to be held at Burlng-
ton, July 10. 10 A. NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-08

ORANGE CoUNrY.--Tho Republican Con-
yention meets at the Town Hall in Chelsea,
on Thursday, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ
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Do IITt-7T T0TO has T00m \ I0If0r f00IImT I'M fI0
Butter market the past week. aud good quality has been
sold M lie pr 10 advance ON the prices 81 last week the
market closing stead, AVID firm al dis advance Ordin-
gry kinds have been dull and remain without change
The receipts of the week have been 16 packa1es The
sales Of good choice aud extra New YORK and Vermont
diaries have been n ~ Is l-2e and common and
fair ranges from u ICE pr TO- Canada Ohio and other
Western is selling at 10 lie pr TO- as DO quality
CHEESE Cheese has been arriving more freely and
the market IS well supplied. Prices during the week
have cased Of l2c and the tendency sin appears 10 Dc
downward NE sales rnnge from a 9c pr d. the best
dares selling at - De- and rather dali at these me-
ures at thc close, while poor quality continues almost
unsalea0e The receipts OF the week have been g. 74g
boxes and casks.
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IupORT1NT TO IEUILEN
d r Q II 4 L s L NJ A Y S PILLS

- IA y II T. T. - f. VI a ~ . J. l. l. y
Prepared by Cornelius l.. Ch,esrnan, VI. D.,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination " ingredients u these pills arc the
result of long and extensive practice. Thoy mild
n their operation and certain In correcting AN irregu-
ariucs, Painful Mcnstruatons 40 distractions
whether from cold otherwise, headache, pain IN the
side. palpation Of the heart whites Az nerynus atcc-
tons, MYSTERIES fatigue. pain u the back and limbs Nc
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Dr. Checseman's Pills invaluable as they will bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed 10 the Of other Pills can place the
utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all
that they represent to do.
NOTICE.
There IS condition ofte female sysfen "a which
the PHs eaHn0, be taken tcithout pr09uciHg PECU-
Liar RESULT The condition refrrJfdf3 IS PREG-
NANCi-fhe result, MISCARRIAGE Sucl Is the
irresistible Tendency q The meicHct TO restore the sernf
JnicfiopS TO normal coHain0H, tat Me reprodc-
ttrc porer Of nature cg'iaot resist %.
Warranted purely vegetable. and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read,
accompany each box. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 TO
tile General Agent
Sold by one Druggist ia every town in the United
States. II. Is, HUTCHINGS,
General Agent f3r the United States,
100 Chambers St, New York,
Tie whom All Wholesale ordcra should De addressed.
~ Sold by 5. p, REpPiELp, Montpelier, VI ABB
o. AGENrs WANTED IN THIS STATE to canvass with
the GOLDEN SALyE. Sells rapidly. Can make good
pay. For terms, &c send stamp.
lG5ss CT. WRITTEN. Lowell, Mass.
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In Lots $50 $50 Extra select, 82j 400
kEMAhEs,-lhe arrivals Of stock SMALL but
butchers having supplied themselves with a large stock
last week, there but few of them present Droyers
tried an ADVANCE Of % 10 so per cw but succeeded
only ON the best cattle The market will be cleaned out
but we m ~ expect large supply week. as dealers
are eegraphng tho state Of the market back 10 Albany
and Buffalo, where large lots Of western cattle are pas-
tured- -
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A new trial has been granted at St. Louis
in the hundred thousaod dollars breach of
promise case
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WrNpson couNrY-Tho Republicans

AN ENIkAokDlNAk1 4 Lou Il OONrRAtr.--
A correspondent Of the Missouri Democrats
writing from Camp Floyd, Utah Territory,
charges that great swindle is being perpe-
tratod under a contract for flour for the Unit
ed States Army The contractors are John
Holiday and Col. Martin, who receive S2s, 60
per 100 pounds. The annual consumption is
about 100000 pounds, which would make
the amount of the contract $4,000 TAX
ing into consideration the fact that Mr.. Will
liam Martin and f. p Stanton offered to fur
nish the supply of -four for $40 per 100
pounds, and that Mr. j. c. Little agreed to
take the same contract for $50 per 100
pounds, 1t seems strange that Messrs. HolH-
day q Martin have been awarded this con-
tract at $2S60 per 100 pounds. The -four
furnished is manufactured in the Territory is
of poor quality, and is bought by the CON
tractors for IS to IS per 100 pounds At
the latter rate they are at an outlay of $780,
900 in fulfilling the contract, leaving them a
snug little balance Of four hundred and ttcelre
thousand dollars. The writer alleges that
there are probably four partners in this con-
tract, Mr. John Holiday, Major Martin,
VIM. Russell, firm of Russell, Majors d
Waddcll and Secretary Floyd Thcy will
be at no trouble or risk
The above is denied by the parties at
Washington who are concerned by il, and it
is said that the last contracts are much cheap
or than the previous one, This is not very
conclusive the last may have been big
theft, and the previous one bigger theft
The matter requires better solution.
~ A special despatch to the Baltimore
Sun, dated Washington, June ~, says So
Judge Douglas stated to-day, to very
prominent Southern politician, that he in
tends to support the nominee of the Charles
ton Convention: but that what was meant by
the letter to Mr.. Dorr, of Iowa, was, that he
will not himself consent to run upon a plat
form that he cannot endorse. In any event.
hc will adhere to his party against the opposi-
ton
Then Judge Douglas has stuldfed himself
To refuse to be q candidate himself on Pro-
Slavery platform, and yet to support that
platform with any other man upon it is not
remarkably consistent. We doubt either
/ Douglas letter or this despatch
On Friday morning, the LIST day Of July,
I 1859, there was a white frost at New Boston
village and in West GotIstown, n. II.
Vermont can beat that, easy, On the NOR
ming of July 4th, Jack Frost appeared in this
section, dressed in probably in honor
of the extraordinary occasion. Rarely does
Jack celebrate the 18th of July. Probably the
great attractions at Montpelier were irresist-
ible. We hope the cannon, squibs aud fire
works warmed him up sufficiently to last for
the next three months.
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BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF Mourn YER
MONA view Of the Home of Washington
has just been issued by Messrs. J. II Byram
q Co., No ll2 South Third street, which is
very beautiful specimen of printing in col
ors No less than fifteen different colors.
imprinted by a new and improved process,
are seen in 1t, making picture worthy place
IN any parlor or collection. An advertise
ment, containing a letter from Hon. Edward
Everett, in praise Of it, will be found in an
other column, to which we direct the atten-
ton Of our readers.-Fhaadelphia Bulleti.
A FAIR TulNG,-All Gift Enterprises
are not "humbugs' A concern ofthat nature
can well be conducted in an honorable man
neF' and SO as to merit pubIc patronage and
approval. Such an establishment is that con
Quoted by G. 6. Evans & Co., at As Corn
hill, Boston. Purchasers of books at that
establishment obtain full equivalent for
Their outlay in the books they purchase. In
addition to this the purchaser Of each book
is entitled to a gift, varying in value from
twenty-five cents to a hundred dollars as the
case may be. Works of fiction OF works of
the highest literary merit. which are truly
essential to thorough library, are furnished
at the lowest standard prices. The proprie-
tors are enabled to offer these liberal. almost
mumtcent, terms by reason of the facilities
they enjoy Of obtaining their books at much
less than usual market value. Sec advertise
ment In another column. Laurence Mass
oe"'@a' 5l;l