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DESPONOENCY & INSANITY
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTRoPATHY,
The King of Remedies /!
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
DerRngemcnI, Dependency, &C.

DernnSemcmt, bespOndency, &c.
VHE NEW Application of ELECTRICITY
Il termed Electropahy,' Is the only teltment ever
lion or COMPOSITION sofeatug ofths train whether aris
oy sSGtS, ABUSE mental ann ion OF excessive STUDY d egs
distress Ia the head with d2zmess, loss of ambition and
Of acc ION Cor nearest rel yes 6nd ndsreTes i he
especially when em0af1ssoJ cannot ueaT adversely and al
symptoms ogsiGsT win ohcTs Win It Is e s0Sfs S
enumefs will be fouod vary in frequency and insnsiv
tho di,eao advances, and very frequent eminate Ia
ldocyi nsany OF suclle II may bo I'D without fear
contradiction hat tue great majority Of the many suicides
committed IA Che praseu day, rro trUceuble morbiiy
diseased condition. Of tho BRAIN aud hence the frequent oc
curreuco Of suicide from causes unknown the Null
Derlngement OF the brn aud nal derangemout are n
i66 mo c@as physicians Bed ug SSp os Sy
tyes bstes, seIons togetor with hydrapay aSi clanss
Cleveland aul tie only Physctan Who tie rs Tho I aBoSd 90
seases with sucr s. He 50 cues diseases of b S1Syo @
throat lver tlumach, Muols,,petn aud diseases pecu
aud Ge',r1 DsGiiy ns ot1er T6yscan: lave i Si
fatienls may lo referred 10 in this vicinity who have heon
permanently cured hy tho usrur outuliy Of Or Gibson
1a w 80 ,rd ISTSs s 4 l9r S fss rslsSd all medical
Road the following lrom Mrs Carlisle ofthis city:
Dr. A. Gbsoa-Dear sI wish to xIress liz btr6 9y s
eem IN which hold your Electrical teuimeut N chse of
zzness Forahou sossn ysqTs was aflcted WI 9hu 1b
above diseases aud for months before became qpunt-
sant, s,r pssuro yo1 and Though YOU The pn6",
that the shc eour Of lreau eut 20 which you subjected
lie hands Provoncs ascr6e my rseoseTg eptireiv TO
lNul thNAl ~Nu W ur Nhlu bio
vi the mys erlon, asent yous ikluly EMPLOY L am un
der the greatest obguOns and hall take pleasure In
recommending VOur treat moui 10 friends
sgned, MRS, JOHN CARLISLE,
No,2il huml ton street. Cieveipnd.
To tho above gt be added volume certfraies Of
cures ami complimentary notices but The sasactor
recommendation Is the peTs0na ad antdras all Wnv derive
nom Dr. Gibsons valuable edicoye les apd services
DIR, A GIBSON, Eclectic Physician
Professor of Eleetr0pathy aud Medirine
DR. GibsOns work Physiology iar sale ut his Ofre
Tho only TX ever pubs cd giving detail the charur-
Yer OF man BY tho ton paTameut and containing snsciac
dir'Cti ms for phYsical col Wsti0n,
once on OntHIil street over a. Beck & CO. Store
iSw doors nom The Public Square Onice hours from 10
seplS R8
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In July, 1888, was taken with ordinary summer com
amt for which negeoie ed taking remedies. hoping
that woulg soon sop OF itself hut IN about weeks
hat was unable TO do half days work. | applied 70
physohrs was aosel first with oplates next with pills
ut nitrate Of silver took injections OF nitrate uf silver All
doing no goo e next took various home remedies rerom-
mended by muses. and old Bdes; neither did hey do me
any fnod Again returned TO the Of the physicians
slrngents knTvn 10 the oesson but all TO no PUN 80
ln May, 1856 after having ha tisesse oyertu mon hs
Hnl wih RN the way, was pronounced TO he Of the
~!Euant ~ sou heIu pc, was rtcomWended to take tho
Tae eitnpsfg DSse cry syrup which did In less than
oeng I2n hoaTs itr Commencing s use The discase 9ds
had beer upube to accomplish. Atthis lime also COM
meneeJ daily abulons with cold water and ever since
have enjoyed excellent hoa tn.
used but portion OF bottle 70 this good
work and ever spce buV els have been very regular
eyacuntinE N mSoYes once day.
run my ehpoilehge pnhesta' lngy pronounce u the
best Dysentey melicne ever made, and would heartily
recommend MS to every with lise difficulty an
ed 70 make this taementto the pu le through gratitude
fer the blessing II has conferred upon me- and through he
use. j ii HART
Office Of Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Having had Opportunity to test your Vaushe medicine
Tor bowel complaints ha Gra fenherg Dvsentory syrup in
my lnly most cor lal recommend II HOrtinE
charm, aud cannot doubt that whom it Is Is well Enowp
as its merits demand, will afford relief TO thousands
Pres. Board af Aldermen and Acting Mayor, n Y,
have had an opPor unity Of witnessing the effect Of tho
especially those ot severe character and have hes
ston II saying that il admirably sdepted o he cure Of
OrOtsn Water Conmr and Alderman, N Y.
~ Forssle by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
~ For medicines or agencies address
u b. KINGSLEY, CLEVELAND,
nues Agent Tor ohiO,
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
1 N lmnledlu supervision OF a skill VI PHESl-
CLAN, ard they may he relied upp1 In all cnses
Tho intc gence of the community is not insnted by th
uer OF single medicine which claims 10 cure all d
Tut the GeienbeIg Remedies consist Of eleven Gieten
Medicines all uuCqua Oh IN the curc Of the diseases Tor
which thoy reccmn ended, among which mHy be seeo
ed appropriate t. any of tho diseases Incident 10 This
country aud climate.
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Aud pursuance of JOi Resj uttOn OF tile General
Assembly o! the stale OF Ohio passed Apr 9TH 1889 r
proposed sudment 10 the Constitution Of snld Stne,
the electors aforesaid will have submitted td them at said
election, for their approval rejection, the following
proposition to wit "Al regular sessions the General
Assembly shgl commence on the first Monday in January
annually Tbuse IN favor OF srCh amendment viii have
written printed their ballots in Substance-PRO-
POSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
APPROVED.
Given uuder my md at the Court House, in the City Of
Cleveland, this 7th day Of September A. ID 1859.
DAVID |. 'EIGHTMAN,
sens sheriff OF said Countv
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rrlee Ono DOlIar rer nollle.
Also -
SAN RD'S
Family CathartiC Pills.


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and ioW keep IN any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is n gentle but an4
tive Cahtic, Nh the proprietor has used In his pnc
ice more than twenty Yeas.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used The PILLS aud the satisfaction which
all express IN regard 70 her use has induced me place
then withiuthe reach Ofull..5I
The PrOiess well know that different CulhartiCs act
on different portions Of The = bowels
Tho i A lily CA-s ~ n A TIC p / l. !.
has with due to- this well established fact
been compounded nom Oh, wrety Of he purtst Vege-
table extracts. which act Saltke every Of the
Rlmeniary canal, and ureI- GOOD aud SAVE ia all
cases where Ca'haruc l. y netded, such Us DE-
HANGEMENTS OF the -ISTO NJ &c II, SlEEPI-
NESS, PAINS IN THE EbA OK AN d LOINS,
COSTlYENESS, PAlNEIAND SORENESS OVEN
TN T. WHO l. u BOD Y rfrom sudden cold which
frequently. il neglected. Ia end IN long Of Fa-
YER LOSS OF Ape .lTI &c, a CREEP No SEN
TION OF COLD OVER lfHE BODY, RESTt rs s.
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II Iunammatory Diseases Worms in Children or Adults
Ri. umatism v eat Purif of the Blood mnuy dis
which flesh is heir, ion numerous to mention in
this advertisement. Dose, / 10 8.
PRIOE 80 GEMS.
re- The Liver lnViguratur and umlly Ca'harc Pills
etHed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale By
the Trade in all the large towns
s. 4 W. SANFORD, NJ. D,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
iy7d&wR20 1886 Broadway, New York.
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At Cleveland with tveland apd Ioedo, C'eys,ud Co
lUmbuS Ciucinua Cleveland and Enc eut cvs ena
and Pttsbure RairE aS.
Al Solor with hacks 10 Chnsrin FAILS, &C.
At MantUa with hacks for Rsysnna, &C.
At BTareyiOe with hacks 10 New OF Ep'-F, &c.
AT Waneu with hacks to sheron. G-eeuGeld, biosdvs
Bloomfield Caniield, hC
Al Ionne stown with stages tor New Castle, Poland,
Lowell and EuOn Valley AID thence by ? +. W. b Z. 4.
CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't.
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Neg0iable rms, per
Green Mountain OmtT tnt per box .................
sasapurilla per bot
NY l4otoli POT ullle.
Fever and Ague Remedy per DoN......s....-...-...
NrvltSl oli Prl
Consumptiyes Balm per
NJ brshHlps Uterine CathO on, per butte..., 80.
Graelenbcg Pile Romedy, ner bOtte................
mthuhl u iltuth' per topJ
principal towns IA Ohio.
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Fishing Tackle.

Ss,yslS Ees JUST REgEIVED.-An
= other ne /, { Of COnrov's Fshiur nck ls
utaho TOR taking Pike, Bnss, Tout either la 1ke
Files NV Books MippoS Seiuss. iees, hooks snslis
IL, HAFlERSLENiS Gun Sture
Va lW2 SHpHttnT Vt. CteveIgnd a
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YER'S
A G. U H Gu R H.

FOK TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague, Renrit-
tent FeUer, Chill Fever, Dumb 4gue, Period
icaL Headache, or Bilious Headache, and BIT.
iOus Fe0erS-indeed, for The whois class Of dis
eases originating IN hillary arrangement,
caused By the malaria Of miaSmatic couRtrieS.
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CLETELAND AND ERIE RlILEOAD.

All the trains going Westward connect CleveBnd with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columns Cincinnati ST.
Louis, and all the going Eastward at
Duukirk with the trains of the New York Erie Railroad
Buffalo with those Of the New York Cauiral aud
Buffalo and Nav York l. Erig Railroads.
Cleveland June l9h. 1870 5IdB
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GrnttsportaticIl.
SEAzA 1859.
TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

- -
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
VIII, during The present their well known aud
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburah n OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRi-wEERLY LtNEbetwoen
Oglensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at osdonsbureh with the
ogdensburgh Il Vermont Central II. Il. Route,
Between
Ogdcnsburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego with the
New oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Betaoeen os,oego, Troy, Albany and NetO York
Connecting alsoat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Cleveland and sundusty, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Potts
r- Property forwarded BY this Line will be subject to
but one transhipment
~ Merchandise marked IN. T. Co Express" will be
forwarded lr IN New York by Express Freight Tram
the New York Erie Railroad, and promptly tor
warded from Dunkirk.
rn These Lines connect Cleveland with the Cleve-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
hYEkkR n NAgsnA Asca S n &C., NJ NJ 8SaSTs S@ns Sip
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. 4. Co, No 90 State street
A. CeUSsiIMAN Agent " C. Line No lOs state Street,
CHAS s TAPPAN. cor. 9Th and Chestnut ST., Phlla.
T. i. CIIURt H. Agent, ROuse's Point, N. Y. -
@. l. THOMPSON, Treas N. r. CO., OgdensbuIgAi M
EEORsE PAIR Err Age I.
| HONEY 4 CRAWFORD, Oswego N Y.
| S d. CALDWELL Agent, Duukirk.
| pELTON n BREED, Cleveland.
| j. s. CHENOWETH CO., Cincinnati, o.
j MCBETII, Agent Sandusky.
| VIM. n. WAL KER Agent, Toledo
| ". r. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich.
J. II. CRAWFORD, Mi w9ukee Wis
MciIFNRY' L BARKER, Racine, Wis.
| hIATHER CO., Chicago.
| JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
| II =. WI0ORG CO, Fulton City III.
| N. W. GRAHAM co Cairo, Ill.
| FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
| Office OF tho Northern Transportation Company,(
Cleveland, Feb. 18th 1859.
marl9R6 p. CHAMBERLIN President
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pIKE'S PEAK-A large assortm emf
Il Of RULES X REYOLYERs Suitable for pks'
Peak Likewise, double and single harrelied SHOT
GUNS and any quantity OF et oetoIaB such as POWDER
SHOT caps So very low for cash at iIaorsl ysGup
Aplin Repairing neatly executed with dispatch
leDluyhB H. HATTERSL LEY
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DR.. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention eNClu-
seiy this peculiar class Of maias and the Teet they
have been enabled to render cir fellow
lures FUZZY testified and gratefully acknowledged by
patients and others daily arriving town from al
parts Of the country express purpose My of
atOus while thee Neruns have been cr ed blythe most
signal advantages FROM what they have experienced
i"Qulrng into the of these infectious complaints
(um their simple condition TO that of the most dan
and invetentol they have always entertained h
possibility Of their prevention, and REMOVAL and likewise
invariably found that th most horrible and os
Of disease could almost invariably be traced to u the
following causes Ignorance, neglect the bad effect
unsklu and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
son have succeeded discovering in theS election
heir remedies safe, eectual and cautious course, Omi-
ting all combination Of remedies VIII Ch bear equyoGdl
character well those whose premature or nudlcius
application might be productive Ol bad in the
als Of private individuals In short. the audHba end u
r'itreuedies s the essenng Of great of human
sery by the alleyiaoR relief and of those
Trevous ctpns THAI in reality the secret foes Of
aud which, while they extensively surround call aloud
Orour skill and interference in their eKterminution.
COUNTRY INVAI1Ds.
Persons In any part Of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their se with
remittance for medicines &c,
Address DR.. AMOS SON, corner Main and Quay-sts.
Buffalo N. Y 1upSh&NVlV3Gh
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GHERIFF'S SALE.---PURSUANT
~ to the command order Of sale issued from lie
Court Of Common pleas OF Cuyahosa cunt, he suit
bert Powell, ainh 'ganst james Warner, deleuO
70 erected, shall offer Tor sale a. public auction
the store plaintiff No 60 Detroit street. in the eli
o Cleveland tWest Side) IN said ny, the l0h day
of October 1859 Al O'Clock Of sud day, the follow
ing des crihed property, to wit
Al Rruad Axes, 2e3 Carpenters Adzes,
8! Hand Axes, 20l Claw Ha chefs,
"a >hugliug Hatches, Al Boys AAes,
1Jl Chisels, ll9 Nail Hammers
d l.. WIGHIAfAN. Sh'f
BINGHAM HoVRv PlfHs Att'ys octl252
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The shipments per lake have been Gi9bus
CoRSlIas further advanced and safes in round lots have
been made 7c and in small lots from stora at SIC The
demand is light again. but the supply is small and holders are
firm
OArs-Haye fair inquiry for home use, and with
light arrivals prices have further advanced TO &c.
BaRtEYTbe demand continues limited with sales at 6jc
RYE-Quiet at 7S475c
GROCERIESWc have to note an advance In raw and re
fined sugars and moasses and decline Other ari-
cles are steady at fcrmer prices
hIDES-Are selling rs follows, Green 5J<GySc dry do.
IHdGc green caliskin lOIe dry do 2oc s. eepskiu
l5.l5sc; lambskins 35a5Ge
HIGHWINEs-Have been in fair demand during the wee
selling freely at 25y5e at the close.
UOPS-Tbere Is a fair demand for new crop atl4c
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DYE FLOUR-FRESH GROUND,
III Received dniy, for sale whOleuale and relail, a
No, 50 Morwin ST. Cleveland.
uugl9 j. M. HOVER,
E'LUUR FROM NEW WHEAT
II Just received, Jy23 MORGAN ROOT.
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YOUNG MEN TAkE PARTICULAN NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS& SONta axe pleasure IN announcing that they
have uyenPd important instrument for tho cure Ot
tue Diseases II s been subjected test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Philadelphia
New York. 1t has beeu declared the only useful nstru
ment invented tor the OF Seminal Weakness,
any disease caused 10y the secret habits of youth Price
$40 1lmail or express.
N. B.--Dr AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skGpca to the merits Of this instrument pledge them
that in any instance where prove unsatislac
tory, after fair trial, the will be refunded by
turning the instrument IN good order
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KKTU09s0 &egNrS.

WE HAVE ABOUT FIFTY VA
w reties Of Choice HAVANA SPEARS selected
in Havana, samples, by Of our tim who hs mNle
fv rubs arrangements for the direct importation OF uly
desired brand OF quality.
We viii be peasod To show The SAMPLES and e1ecn or
dgrs, dealers ent, the most favorable terms.
augig2536Od GORDON MCMILLAN y co.
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GOAL OIL LAMPS at wholesale
~ by iuu2i sGARDNER, 22o Superior H.
I .ANOASTER STARCH.-We have
- ~ store and oi snle, 600 hOxss PURE PEARL
SEAH3 1 % t9e mHgulacturng ablishnent OF Messrs
JHO hEbhh X co. Lancaster Ohio made from the hes
selected indian corn, which offer at redured price
ana warrant equal IN all resnecs any starch made
the Union, IlUpHY UIv2aIIE, j ~
yl4Sm;262
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BUFFALO, ULLVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFsS7A-A
" LalAs Navigation, tho Fropretors n HstVs8iM
this Line Will put upon the route rom - zt
BuOilu 10 ChicsgO frSt-ClOss A uszaaEt1sasl4
Screw steamers, Of great strength and speed,
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lDbpsitians & 5urgeults


An Instrument the of Nocturnal Emissions NOR
properly known Seminal Weakness &C Can be perna
neuy cured IN from fifteen days Ia two months by tho us
Of ths Instrument WHOM used COnlOlnty with medlclne
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out The State
E5- For medicines or agencies address
Hues Agent ior ohiO,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-29


will run follows
Vr TRAtNs. Leave Concord at 1875 A. NJ, or on
arrival OF trains from Boston, Worcester &c for White
River Junction. connecting with 200 p M. trains over
Vermont Central Road TO Burlington and kouses Point
thcre connecting with trains which reach Montreal and
Ordeusburgh the same evening connecting at Ogdens
btirrh with Lake Ontario Steamers for Niagara Falls
Sc and with trains over Grand Trunk RatNay for To-
ronio aud the West, Also connecting at Iotsdam WIN
trains for Rome aud New York Central Road and at
White Mountains Roads To Barton, ", and Liteton
y II thence by stage 60 Staustead. Newport, Magog
Lake White and Francouia Mountains, sc.
Leave Concord al a2l p. NJ, or on ARRIVAL OF Uans
from Boston, Worcester, Portsmouth, Portland &c, Tor
Bristol and White River Junction, connecting with
trains over Vermont Central Ogdenshurgh ana MQnIeSl
Roads reaching ROuse's Point az 800 A. NJ and Mon
treal and Ogdensburgh the same forenoon
Leave Concord at $50 NJ, or on arrival OF trains
from Boston, Worcester, Portsmouth, Dover &c., for
White River Junction, connecting the next morning
with the 2l M train over VI. Central Road TO Bur
ngtou and Rouses Point, arriving at Montreal at 80
and Ogdensburgh At 800 P. NJ. thence by STEAMBOATS,
aud Grand Trunk Railway for the West.
DowN TRAiNs.-Lenyc White River Junction az i'uO
A. NJ, with passengers leaving Ogdensburgh and Non
real the evening previous also at l23lP NJ, with pas
sengers over the VT Central, Passumpsc and White
Mountains Roads, connecting at Concord with trans io'
Manchester, Lawrence, Portsmouth, Nashua Mofee'-
ter New York, Lowell and Boston
Leave White River junction at 3l5 p NJ, with pas
sengers from the West leaving Ogdensbutgh aud Mon
ueal the same day, and connecting at Concord "th
trains for Nashua, Lowell and bosion
y Passengers from the Sullivan, Cheshire ana az
lev Roads can connect at White River Junction with
the 35 r. NJ train the Northern Road for Concord
Manchester. &C. Returning, can leave Concord AT $40
and 80 T. NJ. for White River Junction, and proeced
the next morning by the 62O A. NJ train for Windsor
D''''"' aus oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord \. H.. April II, 1859.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-29
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Sr. Lours, July l9.-The overland mail of
the 27th ult has reached this city
OF the prisoners who escaped from the
California Penitentiary by overpowering the
guard, twelve we're recaptured, and eight
shot in the bushes in endoayoring to escape
rearrest
The Italians in San Francisco have raised
$4,000 to send to King Victor Emanuel, for
the benefit Of his needy subjects.
The people of Carson Valley have called
Convention for the 18th Of July, to consider
the public safety of the proposed Territory of
Nevada.
The election for delegate to Congress was
fixed for the I'd Of July.
The weather was intensely hot throughout
California, parching vegetation, parts of the
country looking as though they had been
burned.
The county Of Santa Barbara had been
visited by terrible sirocco, forcing the peo-
pie to shut themselves indoors. killing ani-
mails, and literally roasting the fruits on the
trees. 1t occurred on the 7th ult
The mining news from Fraser River con-
tinues discouraging,
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The Secretary Of
the Interior will transmit by the Pacific
GOO, 400 A. o.. ....l
steamer ol august 9zo7''oo 10 C''so'i anu
"ash'ns'on' 10 sa'l'dy 'he Iooo',uy "u'l'eu
and maintaining peaceablc and more friendly
relations with The Indian tribes.
Judge ellis of Ponnsylvania has been ap-
nointed snecial AGENT TO the pawnees. with
The view SO to arrange matters as to prevent
further difficulties.
81 Louis, JuIy ~ u'spa.cn received ,..
to-uay from Marsua''' III 'nls o'ur' say 'u'e
Vnroe negroes VINO were Oh u'a' le''e.u'Y "'
lha' place ior rape anu ihutuGr' were a' "'Sn,
.uNen iorc'o'y rom 1uo al Ny nioo "'i''
.wo vi ''e" "uhe' anu ''0 o'''i o'' '''0 ''
'no s'"Ne'
~ ne w w aSn'ns'on c"rre'PouueH' oi .ne
c'e" yin '''""' so!S '"II1 P'3i,''o I'm ~
i9''a''1u m l 'ue!e 5us' WI iii'ei ,l VIZ oa.
an '"e "H'''i' u',C Cs'','' "N" WI
oe 'ne nominee at Ou'rles'on' MI WISE is
now w, nele'
. ne su'ne 0u''oS P9'Ne"' say
~ Is wen unuc's.oo' ne,g 'I@' 'no
&c &c ot'JS CI iI'''r was "I'''0n oy 1i'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-29
WHOLE NO. 1854.

"Why, it is but little have DONE" said
Clarence. II had everything that required !;
it was no sacrifice"
"But YOU lost the skating party, Clarence,
and yJu know that you wanted new riding
whip; you said so when father was giving ~
lessons on Poney, in the last vacation"
"No matter for that" said Clarence.
my boy" said his father" vhy did you
keep it so secret, Did you not suppose that
we would all approve and commend it,"
''Yes father, but | remembered what you
read to US that morning in the lesson of the
day :"
Take heed that you do not your aims be-
fore men, to be seen of them; otherwise ye
have no reward Of your Father which is in
Heaven"