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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-23
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
WEEKS. MAGlc COMPOUND

WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
.ure aud sovereign remedy for
Coughs. Coids, Group. Asthma, Hbooping-
Cough, Sore Throat Bronchitis Hoarse-
ness. InRamza, Ferer and Agns.
lis warranted 70 relieve tho croup in 1--WE minutes.
To break up common cold in single night
To relieve the asthma NJ once.
To cure a coughs and diseases Of the lungs previous
To break mp the eAils aud fevcrn a few days
Mossrs. T. b MA0oos 8 Co.
1t affords me great pleasure TO add my testimony
had been subject 20 a distressing cough iof more
than forty care and bad tried several remedies without
deriving any real benefit NJ cough continued 20 grow
worse every winter rl the winter Of $50. then
confined 60 my bed. pud an Who saw thought
dying With consumption My son, who had just been
cured Of bad cough by using part Of bottle NJ your
Compound. gave me few doses % g. This helped
so much that procured bottle, and before had used
all n This was restored o health. Since then have
had cough, and though am about seventy years Old,
eujoy good Health and attribute il all your med
iciue-,he Magic Compound.
Very uuly yours, LEVI BEAN.
Ando,er Mass Aug o. 1879
The bottle of Weeks Magic Compound which re-
eci'ed from YOU has entirely cured the Fever nnd
Ague Ny wife has also used it for Sore Throat with
very great benefit recommended t TO friend Of mine
who was Thought 20 be IN the seated Consumption Re
unable work had very bad cough very bad MIGHT
swcats pain in the side and hectic aush OF the cheek.
The pain in The side is gone the night have
shcd The cough is cured and he is attending 20 bis bus
ncss One our Physicians here has recommended it
in his practice with good success.
Yours truly, CHAS. S. PARKER
Read the following from Of the best physicians in
Vermont;
II have used Weeks Magic Compound in my own
family with most signal success and do not hesitate to
pronounce it, my opinion, the very best cough mtdi-
cine exaHt In every case, far my knowledge oN
tends where has been used has given the greatest
satisfaction. l.. c. MOORE NJ. D."
North Troy, July |, 1859
TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and Retail by g. b.
MACON Co, st. Johusbury, VI, % whom all orders
should be addressed Sold by Fred T. smith and s. =.
Redhed, Montpelier, J.. Porter, Norhhed, and by
Druggists and Merchants reuersly. 81 92dSw
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MORTIFIED INSTITUTION
NORTUFIELD. VT.

A. p. BIssELL, A. b., Principal,
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers.
Il will be- the aim Of the Teachers to form In
every student habits OF sefreance and thorough pcrac
yering study Every effort will be made TO render the
school pleasant 20 the student and worthy Of the conf
dence and liberal patronage Of the public. Rare facilities
offered for the study " French German and Italian
WINTER TERN commences Nov Oath, 1853; SrRGSG
Tenn, Feb. 23d, 1850; SuMNKRTERN, May 18th. 1859
FALL TERM. SEPT, 7th 1859. ~
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II 0LLO WAYS OINTMENT.
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, SORES AND
ULCERS
ULCERATED SORE THROAT Ann
SCARLET AND OTHER FEVRRs

Any Of the above diseases may be cured by well rubbing
the Ointment three times day into the chest throat and
neck Of the patient it will penetrate and give inn
mediate relief Medicine taken by the mouth must one
upon the whole system It's influence can be e In
any local part whereas the Ointment will do its work at
once Whoever tries the unguent In the above manner
Tor the diseases named any similar disorders affecting
the chest and throat, will find Themselves relieved BY
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Aitfraru institutions.
UTAsHINGToN COUNTY GRAMMAR

NJ ASIlNGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
w SCHOOL-rhs Institution will be re-opened
the st day Of September next In the north wing Of
the Union School Building, In Montpelier under
the charge Of
NJ NJ. MARSH, Preccptor
Mrs. LUCY A. MARSH, Prccepiress.
As ample and perfect accommodations for pupils
provided any school in New England, and compe
tent and sufficient corps Of instructors been engaged for
any number Of students.
The cmneuce and experience Of the Principal guaran-
tee the best methods Of instruction in the different de-
pArments. And the Institution will be furnished with
all that contribute to thorough scholarship, ncud-
ing large, new and classic Library.
French will be taught by the precepress who speaks
the language with the correctness and facility Of native
Of France.
The acadcmca year consists Of two terms oftweny
weeks each divided into Quarters, commencing as fol
lows -
LIST Quarter sept Is 1859 ID Quarter, Jsuy 20, 1860
I'd Nov. TO- 1859 4th April H. 1850.
TUITION PER QUARTER.
English Studies, $500
Latin, Greek. German and French Languages, $50
by order Of Iit,Uee'
Montpelier, July 20, 1859. 6l.d
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IL | l. LIN G. s.
Rheumatic Pills
AND
i I NJ I M IL NJ r.

Exp The public have long felt the need II
~ some nlano remedy for Rheumatism.
satffzys. knowing this fact the proprietor OF
- pc above named medicines some years
$780, since commenced the study Of this die
ksuAalAl3,e sase. IN DIS studies and practical
$50 experiments, with different medicines
A. 49, lpon the various forms Of the disease,
80 he was favored with the advice and
tr.lAllSkll counsel Of some II the ahlosi medical
tl3MfSl III iud phauma ceutical talent Of the times.
iip has at length perfected and prepared
these remedies and offers them the afflicted conf
dent ihat they will always prove safe, efectual, and
harmless to tho constitution. That such Is their char
aeler is amply aiiesed by the universal success with
which they have been employed. They Rheuma-
hsrn, Goui, and Neuralgia. The Eminent alone would
not cure these disea.r- tho Pills need to be taken in
ternallyi the Linimeni to he applied externally aud
thus used CONFORMITY they exert a genuine curative
power Rheumatism IA TOO intimately connected with
the Liver and other internal organs TO be reached loe
ly through the medium OF the skin. These Pills
peculiarly searching in their effect upon the Liver
They contain Mercury, Potash, ouinine, Morphine,
any OF those mischcvous medicines which are too
often employed Ia the treatment of rheumatism.
BILLINGS RHEUMATIC LINIMENr is safe and
sfhescous Iniinent. Tho principal ingredients that
into It's composition, those from which il derives
its greatest power, new, and have never before
been exhibited in any Iniment that has been offered
To the public. II Is wol adapted for all the purposes OF
Family Lpiment, and is unsurpassed in curing
Lameness sprans lndaos, SC. We have In our
possession, aud might publish, many letters and cert
hcates from persons who have derived great benehi
from these preparations. The certificates are volan
tahy furnished by those who have been cured Of the
various forms Of the disease such as Rheumatic Fever
Chronic Rheumatism Gout, and Neuralgia they are
genuine aud natural such persons would wnie
yet in comparison with tho certificates Of eharSians
and nostrun ven ers sound exceedingly tame We
rely entirely upon the intrinsic worth OF those remedies
aud every will be lef Ia appreciate for himself
the relief they afford.
Price, so Cents each per Box and Bottle.
PREPARED BY
JOHN T. B. ILL N q %
PHARMAcEUTIsr,
LOWELL, MASS
LIZ. PIERCE, Agent, Montpelier
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8urutturG " wuusr Jnlnlsyuy.


j &. @. II M ~ IL
HEAD OF STATE STREET,
Has just received and now offers for sale, the following
scasonabe and desirable goods to which the especial at
tcntion Of purchasers is invited via
CARPETS--In all varieties direct from the Manufac-
lures. and Of the newest styles
OIL CARPETS--In all widths, from to six yards.
ROOM PAPERS-From the best French and Ameri-
can Manufactures, a very fine assortment,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, AND TABLE CUT.
LERY-A very large assortment Of the best goods.
FURNITURE-In this department there is an unri-
vailed stock style and quality consisting VI every
variety of Furniture for the Parlor, piuingroom and
Chamber. better assortment Of Chamber sets was
never offered in Vermont
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS,
PRINTED WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING.GLAss-
ES, &c. Sc.
The above together with great variety Of othor goods,
will be sold At very low prices
Purchasers and others respectfully invited to call
and examine the stock
Montpelier. Oct A. 1859
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JrmrIru & fancy &uoos.

GAMUEL ABBOTT, MATCHMAKER
~ AND JEWELLER,
Has taken the Store formerly occupied by s. NJ Walton
asa Bookstore, where he VIII keep constantly
on hand rich supply u
w A 7 G II Il S, JEW Ell RY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Such Gold and Silver Watches Gold and Silver Chains
and plated do Gold pins and Ear ornaments; Finger
Rings Bracelets, Lockctsi Gold Ihimbes Pencils and
Pens Gold Keys, Sleeve Buttons and Bosom Studs
GOLD SP ECTA CLES,
to suit all eyes large amount Of Silver spoctaclcs Sill
Plated and Steel do Of green blue and gray glass
Spectacle eyes to 1T old bows Gogges Spectacle cases
SILVER SPOONS,
OF any amount warranted good Table Spoons, Tea
Spoons, Sugar Spoons, Salt and Mustard do,
SILVER FORKS AND BUTTER KNIVES,
Silver Thimbes; Silver and Brittana coffin plates Sill
yer Ladies' Plated Spoons, large quantity, Plated
Forks and Ladies' Steel Fob and Vest Chains, Silk
Guard do,
conn NECKLA CES,
and Armlets, Comedian Rings Portmones. Pocket
Books Hair and Tooth Brushes Shears, Scissors and
Pocket Knives; Toys
PEBFUMERY, SOAP;
large amount Of Clocks Of all sizes running from thirty
hours to eight days.
An my goods am bound to sell as cheap as any
80 one shall go away dissatisfied.
S. A. respectfully solciis share Of public patronage,
and hopes his old friends and acquaintance will not pass
him by.
also take This opportunity for rendering my sincere
thanks iu ayors that gratefully received ia former
days which past and gone like my youth
~ Clocks, Watches Jcwelry, repaired on short no
SAMUEL ABBOTT State Street.
Montpelier August, 1859 5S.
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DEAD. READ This Ointment, where
III introduced is selling very rapidly. and why Sim
ply for the reason that does what in an
RANT IL to do tp-'sit To scratches hors,s In
from two % six days, when the directions accompanying
each box strictly followed.
have used Dr. Henrys Ointment Tor Scratches and
Salt Rheum very ofcn. without single failure.
Henry SrEhHocR, Proprietor Public House,
Hghgaie VI.
II is the best remedy for scratches gals and caks
ever saw. j. J.. SANuEHsoN, Pro. fremont House,
~. Alhans VI
with the recommendation of such veteran horse deal
Mr. Sunchour 81 lighgate and j. l. sandcrson OF
ST. Adams, any other endorsement is unnecessary
almost absolute certainty. ltis excellent Tor and
cracks u cows csts. and appears De- the article
for every firmcr 20 keep in constant readinessBar
hHgfoH w., ircf Press.
IL has been tried and not found wanting ftbqns,
w.. Messenger.
cured my hands with Dr. Henry's Electric Ointment
ia weeks when the physicians said would De With
the Of il two months. had cut an the fingers tn
the bone wiha circular saw. A; d. PEoKAN,
Lebanon. y. II.
had the misfortune scald myself quite severely
aud by making application Of your Dr.. Hcnrys ONT
mcut the pain fron the burn almost instantly disappear
ed, and IN hvc minutes felt Inconvenience whatever
from the effects of uie frc-CLAKtspA SAMPSON, Mont
gomory, VI.
II is useless 10 waste time in writing reading
lengthy advertisement of this Ointment Enough that il
is iearrated 10 gire sat1co1 whether used Tor
chcs, burns amy wounds of whatever nature on
man or beast.
FARMERS t-Arey your Cows troubled with teats ?
II you will apply DR.. Heny Electric Ointment at night
/ will warrant them well in the morning.
Manufactured by A. J. GREEN, Highgate, VT
Wholesale Agats.-New York. Mokcsson Rob
bins Boston, Chas. G. Goodwin Coz Troy, J. l.
Thompson q Co, Albany, II. J. x A. c. Grant Sold
by one more In every village
Orders solicited from the trade 5l03
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~ S 4 T. As ~ .
l. % chests New Crop Teas. 20 boxes Tobacco.
p boxes Raisins 20 Candles
% Soaps.
Receiving and for sale at the DEror sroRE, by
March 10, 1905 STORRS FULLER.
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WehaYe put mp and sold this article for 10 yrs.
and GAS SAY, ~ CONT = DENCR ASD TRUTH 81 H.,
what have never been - able 10 say II any other
modicuc-NENEB HAS - II FAILED. ~ A SIN
@ l. Il INSTANCE, TO , EFFECT a CURE, when
timely used Never did 2 we know instance Of
dissatisfaction by any one - who used IT, On the
rary all cdclighted with It's operations, and speak
in terms OF highest com 4 meudatun OF It's magical
elects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
'wHAr VIZ DoKNOw,' AZ ~ ter ten years experience,
Ann pLEDGE orr REPuTA - TroN FoH THE FrLriL-
MENT uF WHAT WE HERE n DECLARE. In almost eve
ry instance where the in - FAINT is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found IN fifteen TWEEN
ty minutes after the syrup 2 is administered.
This valuable prepare z ton is the prescription Of
one Of the most EXPERT : ENCED and SKlLLFUL
NURSES in New England = and has been used with
NEVER FAILING SUCCESS -
IN THOUSANDS = or CASES.
IT not only relieves the ~ child from pain, but inyg-
oratcs the stomach and bowels, corrects ac.dity,
and gives tone and energy n to the whole system Ii
will almost insiantly ne heve
GRIPPING IN ruE RoWRLs, AND
WIND = collie,
and overcome commissions, - which II not speedily rem
edied, end in death. We - believe II the NEST and
suREsT REMEDY IN TIE = WORLD, in all cases OF
DYSENTERY AND DI - ARRHRA IN Chill
OXEN, whether It arises - from teething from any
other cause We would II say to every mother who
has child suffering from - any Of the foregoing com
plalnts-DO NOT LET YOun PRRJUDICRs. NOR TIM
fhHUploEs or OTHERS, = stand between your suffer
ing child and the relief that will be SURE yes. AB
SOLCI ELI SURE to follow the Of this med
icinc timely used. Full directions for using will ac
company eacn oottle-S- None genuine unless tho
fac-simile OF CURTIS a. e PERKINS, New York /,
on The outside wrapper.
Sold by DRUGGISTS = throughout the world
Principal Office, No. l3 Cedar-st., New York
Prlce only rs cents per bottle.
j. NJ. HORNY K SONS Waterbury, Vt. Agents IA
whom all orders should be addressed 5l:02
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more doing snos 1860 brshels prime round yellow >,

more dong shes 15co bushels prime round yellow 81
81 Rye, g., O. 90 Ds.
BUFFALO, July Io-6P. n
Flour du n iesvy, ten ,Dcy dowaward: 8. - 800
dds al ~ 70 10Y s,nr % s. SO rs for Slate
ior ezra mcaEsn, lrdiena srd Ohio 81 % ~
sA"s as VIVA, aui sno drooping, with ng1t re al rAss
new whit KENTUCKY Corn quiet ana no salss No salts
q ttner gralae "hssey steady: sales 100 bis a. rs,
cM az frofbs oho On corn 1oHc on whest, ait So,
iso'o pushes corn. Csnal expors-7, eco pbis. -four
"a OswxGo. July t9-6P.M
Flour dull and lower: saIcg small Wheat in bes,er de-
mend GALES OF 10 COO busuels includg eco bushel Ill
~suKee CUB, at 7sc Corn IN better Gem and sales OF
49, outne. ilnols at Soc Cats sclres OF 100
pueren AZ acc Canal freigh,s unchanged Lake i'm
pos-e'o DDS hear 1900 bushels wheat and IT 900 DO
oas UspI exports 800 bbis. four $500 bushels Soeat
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Married.


BERTRAM-VAM AT Trinity church, Eelensburg, Scot.
land Tuesday June a. by the Rev John Bell rector,
Br Hermann BKRTRAN late Of Dantzc, Prussia Miss
Consul Of the United States Of America for Glasgow SC
late Of MorriEtown, New jersey, U. S. A.
CooK-DREw.-At Halowell, Maine, on Thurs day, July
IA, by the Rev. Mr.. Hanson, Mr.. ROBERT c. Cook, o!
Toms River, N j., to Miss LOUISE DRRw, only daughter
Of Allen Drew, Esq, of Aalowell
GIGSoUx-LAsALA- Staten Island Saturday, July
49, at st Pauls church. by the Kew Mr. Murphy CLAUDE
os1rov1 70 AsAIuA M xAsA daughter Of .Ae late john
B. Lasala, Of this city,
HuPpEkTz-yAn.- Trinity church, Helensburg, Scot
lard on Tuesday, June H. by the Rev. Mr. Bell rector,
Mr. WILLIAM HuPPER1z, late Of Dusseldorf Prussia,
MARIE LOUISE, youngest daughter Of the Hon George VAIL
Consul Of the United States Of America for Glasgow
MARrYN--MEARA.-On Sunday, July II, al st. job. Dap
tist church. by the Rev Dr. Walton. FRxDKRcK MoyIGo
MfRY MARTYR, Of England, to Miss ELMER o. MKAKA Of
Baltimore. Nd.
sAnH-wM1woR1H On Monday, July 10, by the Rev.
Charles j. Jones' pastor Of the Mariners church, 40
Lewis street, Mr CHARLES HENRY SMITH, OF Germany, 10
Miss EMMA NmrwoRrH, Of New York city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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The Boston Bank Statement,
Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHIIADEIPuIA, July 10, 1859.
Stocks Inactive. Pennsylvania State SIS 90 Reading
Railroad PAX; Morris Canal 54h Long Island Railroad
1o5s PeDnsy gania Railroad 3sa
New ORLEANS, July Is, 1860.
. Gotten unchanged; Gales to day 900 bales.
NEW ORIKANs July 10, 1859.
Cotton-Sales Of 500 bales al &c. for midding. The
Cy Of Wash,nstons news had effect upon the market
inc sales OF tho last three days add up 5000 bales and
tfe receipts 600 bales, against $50 for the time
lss year Sugar Hr at 6alc for fair Molasses 4o,so
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool Is SD.
PHIlAprIpmA, July TO- 1859.
commands 81 5o ted 81 40 Cora quiet; yellow s8,sc
Oats auil Whiskey dull nj &c a 2sc
Albany, July 1916 p NJ.
Flcur IN better demand for all grades at decline OF
25c per Dbl: nnles about 300 bbs wsea,--The-e Is
lgo. milling INQUIRY sales $50 husbsls white Michigan AT
81 IS, AGO bushels slAte Canatisa a. 81 So and small
parcel choice white Michigan ~ 81 Al Oats drcopipr
sales 26CO bushels soand Canaca East q. abc, weighs
and 5o0 bushes DC 4, s3c weight Ger firmly held ead
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geIner With the officers sud members OF thu Nont~ouo
ana county Monaghan Social Club are rn,Deotf.m
noon a. half psss t ,us THIS sdnesd., %
M % rorSt street. without further invitation
fantum, KITTY iS Sr morning July 49, Of cholera IN.
NJ ana OAtaaIine Hagerty aged year -A '" N""'.
child N IIs ,ueSaay morning, July 10, ELLA r. ONLY
20 days "eeu year, . months AMI
me relatives and friends Of the family are respeo,,uv
invited TO attend the funeral from tho residsDce cs ny
parents Sixth street. North Eighth sroorvD o. ne
tn,s wednesday, Afternoon at three O'Clock e rs
ksocHsSnAuns On Monday, July is. AIarar M. =.
Henry ana wiIaelmine Knochenhausr, aged 1s sSr
months and Fl days s'Ar's
at. The friend. Of the family are respectfully invited to A.
O'clock from the residence of his parents No isS Onsss
-, nosvnK.-on Tuesday, July 10, KATE wife Of Andrew
The friends Of the family and those Of her brothers.
West sss SsF ~:
nom building, DAVID fos1, in the 24t year Of his ass
inc funeral viii take place from the residence Of h
P. ~, 70 be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery
nvsp rassssy suy 49, Of consamptoa I'd
sosttuot 1 Co; ,Seokbindefs, Hs.tiord Conn. '
HartNord and Concord papers please copy.
the friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
O'clock from the residence q his 10 sa 49, w
Eighteenth street, without further invitation.
SLAIEA-On Tuesday, July 10, JOHN SLATER ssed "a
years, pstive OF Lisuore, county Waterford Ireland
The friends Of the family, and the members of q
James Roman Catholic Temperance Society, respect
uily invited TO attend the funeral, this "Wednesday a.
Ernoop, .. two O'Clock, from his late resdencs No. Ia
Tenth avenue
STEnx.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 1s, LILLE Fho-
RESoE, daughter Of Dr. E G. and Ellen A. Steele axe6
years, uonlbs and II days
Funeral from their residence, No 1856 Dean street. tis
"wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock
sHANNoN-On Monday, July IS, LIVINGSTON GouvmSsuH.
only chlid o. Livingston A. Shannon, aged year and Sk
The friends OF tho family invited to attend
neral this "wednesday morning, at eleven O'Clock, fom
No. s5 Powers street, corner OF STATE, Brooklyn.
Es1HR -on Sunday, July II, after lingering Hines
MARGARET wife Of Capt Joseph Webster the 63t yea
Of her age.
The relatives and freuds Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Thursday aternooe.
A one O'Clock, from her late residence, Seventy nin1
street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues
wErMAN-On Monday evening, July IS, at Stamford.
Conn, LourA B., wife Of Milton Z. Weyman, Esq.
The remains will be taken 20 Bridgeport, Com for In
ermenf this "wednesday morning. by tho O'Clock ex-
press train ON New York. The relatives and ieuds q
TIE family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
WNHR-At Clifton, on Monday, July 10, CAn0-
LINE EIEososE wife Of The late John G. Winter in the ia
year Of her age
Der friends and the friends sons Francis Kappsa
and Capt Kappee, respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at four O'Clock iron
her late residence, the Clifton House, Clifton, ST.
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dent Of saia California Boilers Convention, de-
cIared that 1--WE are at war with this administra-
dion because the President "has tramp'ed upon
the platform and the rights Of the people who
elected bim;' because che has squandered the
peoples money and bestowed 1t upon his pet
hirelngs," because che has turned lis back on
his original friends" while "those who then OPP
posed him are feeding at the public crib" &c.
Hon. J. G. McKibben, re nominated for Congress
by these boilers, because repudiated by the regu-
lar party, said that he agreed with Mr.. Forsyth
(the soured and angry gentleman lately recalled
from Mexico), "that to support the administra-
ton Of James Buchanan is to be no democrat"
and 80 on to the end of the chapter.
This California rebellion, however, with all its
direful consequences admits of the usual ex-
PLANTATION, which Is simply the spoils and per-
sonal disappointments about the spoils Thus
NcCorkle and McKibben in California are only
playing the role Of Hickman and Forney in Penn
sylvania. The administration has not rewarded
and honored them according to their own valua-
ton, and they have undertaken the foolish ex-
pertinent of putting down the administration
The result in California, as 1t has been in Penn
sylvania, will, we suspect be the conquest of the
State by the opposition, with the bulk Of the
spoils involved in the State election; but how
McCorkle, McKibben, Dave Broderick & Com
pany are to be benefited by such result 1t will
take some time to determine. Mr.. Buchanan,
meantime, can afford to smile at all these paltry
conspiracies against him, inasmuch as he has
abundantly proved that the success Of his ad-
ninistration does not depend upon this faction,
that faction, or any faction of the democratic
party.
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~hs Ersw'ngs OK the SuSosx County aud
onsoikaaed Lshery Of Delaware
FRANCE. BaOADBKNTs 1 co..

aANAGHRs.
The segkisture OF The state Delaware u lie laA seson
tsvDs v en- 70 fraace Broedbebs
twert yes~s We the unde~igsed Commissioners appointed
oy We Ssyerao Of .Aid se 70 supernend tho drawing
begs drawn his day.
sussEx covHrr-oLAn NO %. JULY IL, lisa
So, z, CD, A, II, IS, 40, "a, IL, Ia, ST.
CONSOLIDATED LorTxsV-CIAss 80 july TO- law.
~, 2l, So, rs, 10, as, IS, Sc, I6, Al, 8, 81, SO.
witness our hAnss at Wilmington, Delaware. tst russ
dsY, The i9sh day OF July, 1889.
JOHN DALE
JOIN ". WALKER. $Commislouera
ALFRED r. wOOTTEN,S
FRANCE, BROA DBRKf6 CO.,
Wilmington Delaware,
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Rupture Cured by marsh & Goa Radical
They also keep sk elastic stockings for vAoss
veins supporters and shoulder braces instruments for de-
lormies made 70 order. No. Vesey street, Astoy Eous
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