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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
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portions of hs cont but thatnot solitary
ball or shot entered his budy2or eyel, drew
a drop ofblood.5, Heavily loaded guns were
fired nj him ut distance Of not more than
SIX feet, and he was repeatedly knocked
do9n..aiid whifled around by the leadcll
missiles, yet no wounds except contusions
were inflicted. The ball which struck his
thigh made very severe b,uisc but did
not enter the skin. Our. informant saw II
strong man strike him four times with a
bowie-knitc, but the point Of the weapon
turned without penetrating
Lowe, it will be remembered, was sub
scquently murdered injail ". two mou who
gained iorcibe admission. 1t is alleged
that he had declared his determination to
take their lives when he got cut. What is
singular, the grand jmy have declared
that the two mcn were justified in what
they did on the ground OF self-prcscrya-
ton
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
Court Week

The Spring term of the Coo~t of General
Sessions aud Common Pleas for this district
commenced on Monday last. His Honor,
Judge WnITNER, presided with his nccus-
toned ability and impartialty, The bust
ness of the torn was not Of worry pressing or
important nature.
The efficient and energetic Solicitor, Mr.
REED, was present, dischnring faithfully the
duties of his office.
The members of the bar, from the districts
adjacent, were present in full force The
attendance of interested parties aud others
was large. Good ordcr, with the exception
of few cases of drunkenness, prevailed.
The grandjury was discharged ON Wcdnes-
day morning. The Court adjourned early
Friday morning.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
Our Congressmen

Col. Oar has returned from Washington to
his homo in Anderson lie is in tho enjoy
ment of excellent health. His numerous
friends had the pleasure of greeting him in
our midst this week. Disrobed of one of the
highest Offices in the government, by his own
act he is once moro a private citizen, but
still the genial companion aud accessible gen
tleman of his earlier years lie has COM
menced the practice of law in earnest.
Col. j. D. AsnMoRE, the successor of C,l.
oaR, had the pleasure of meeting his con-
stuents here this week. He is of the opin-
ion that tho President will call an extra scs-
sion OF Congress. Col. AsuMoRE bids fair to
well succeed his able predecessor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26


y TUX 5SAB1aTn TO RE pEsEcRATED.r- At the
Fsenclt theatre in Now York they are going
To givcperfnrlnances on Sunday escning gs.-
The New Y'Gkcrs appear to lie in favor of it.
ArnlgN The African expedition under
'Dr Livitsston, by the Inst accounts. was pro-
cecdine mp the Iambes river, and Ind dug
SOME very good -c6hl ON it's -Lanks for their
stenml~"t, which coal is well adopted to rails
ing steam.
MANSLAUGnTER.--l Robert Lewis of Chcraw.
Chesterfield District) has been fund guilty
OF manSanShtcr, for the killing of Henry
Williams, sentenced to pay fine of $500,
aud to lie imprisoned during tho spacc of Is
III mthS.
CnEAr F,RE.-S, great is the competition
between the lines to California. that thro'
Storage tickets to San Ftnncscp have been
sold for $50 and even S25. Tho. Illinois car
rlcd out with her about one thousand passen-
gers. These cheap rates will attract n largo
immigration to the Pacific States.
REDucTIrN. Tho reductions of the army
are nearly three millions in all. mostly for
transportation and forage. The aggregate
of reductions upon Mr.. Chbb's cstimatus, is
assumed, in round numbers, ut bctwcon sew
EN- and eight millions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
Anderson.

The Court adjourned at Anderson on Fri
day, after dispatching the business before it.
The indictment of n good lady of that dis
trict' as common scold," found favor with
anot very gallant grand jury. The case was
traversed, and will be tried in October. Is
it right to rondcr powerlcss the only legiti-
mate weapon Of the fair sex? Ga.lantry
saith nay
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
PICKENS c. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, March 2e, 1859.
The Freshet

Z The streams recently 70 high, rcccded
without material injury to bridges or the
planting interest. lhc weather is now sea-
Fonable and chccrngiy spring-lkc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
Exchanges.

HOME MAcAzINE.-The April number of
this periodical has been received THE
Rcau's Stratagcm," q handsome engraving,
foreshadows tale of interest The fashion
plates and reading matter are unexceptiona-
BILE. Terms: S2a year. 4. s. ARTHUR and
Co., Philadelphia. Fitted by 7. S. ARTHUR
and Miss YrRcINIA f. TOWNSEND.
The BRIrism RErRlxrs.--T London
Quarterly ReoteW for January, with an in
terestng table of contents, reached US this
week by mail. The character of this and the
other reprints of LEONARD Scorr g. Co. of
New York, are 80 we'll known that VIC dceem
1t unnecessary to say more. Specimen num-
bers may he seen at our Office. Terms: SO
ycar-Black,cood and any ono of the four
Reviews, So the fonr Reviews ana Black
wood, $40.
PREsENTMENT.--The Grand Jury for Abbc.
vile District made the following present
1nent
Z" as there are many amongst us who en-
JOY the protection of law and order but who
bear none of the burdens incident to the main
tenance of the same. we recommend tho i'm
position of II tax of fifty cents per hend, up
on all such as contribute nothing by way of
taxes upon property professions, or other
WISE"
We find TIE following in special dispatch
to the New York Daily Ne6s:
WAsnINGToS, March l9.--Its now certain
that there will be called session regret
10 say that the President has yielded his own
better Judgment in this matter. The Sccrc-
taries OF the Navy and War are much Oppos-
ed to it, but the now Pustmastor-Gen iS
urgent and somewhat determined in his posi-
hon that it will be impossible for him to get
on without the necessary legal authority from
Congress. 1t is said by it's advocates that
the Session need not last over one week No
extra pay tnr the service can be received by
the members, though they may vote them.
selves mileage. If the Opposition should
have possession of the lower House and at
tempt to carry ont the spirit evincod Mt the
late Session, there is q constitutional provis-
ion that will give the President aud Senate
power to adjourn Congress.
CoNHCTATIoN OF SENTESoE. james Hayes,
who, it will he recollected, says the Charles
ton Courier, that was found guilty Of the
murder of Colin Campbell. ofsthat city, aud
Bas sentenced to be executed on Friday, the
25tb of the present month, has had his son
tenee commuted to imprisonment for one
year from this date, and bauishment from the
State
LIFE IN New YoRK The New York Dai.
Iy Netcs says: Within one week we have had
but murders, 3 rapes, 8 suicides, ~ bur
.glariee, 122 ordinary robberies, and not moro
than 6oO assaults, and batScriOs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26

! AN Irish woman appeared inc, court in
Louisville recently to be appointed guar
dian for her child, when tho following col
oquy cnsued Judge" What estate has
your childl" Please yer honor, j don't .un-
'derstdnd you?" Judge -" | SOY what has
she gotE" "Chillsend fayer, plaze yer hon
or" . .atana-.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26

LIrE IN New YoRK.-The New Y,rk Dai.
y Me,cs says: Within one week VIC have had
but S murders, rapes, 8 suicides, ~ bur
glariee, 122 ordinary robberies. and not more
than 6oO ssrauia> and tatScrios.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26

STOPPING A HoRsE.-If horse can
not be stopped when he FIRST makes start,
by violently saving his mouth, the best
thing to be done is to sit still and enaeav.
or to guide him ont Of danger should yor
attempt to throw Yourself out, yonare likely
70 get more hurtthan by waiting 70 let hin
do Il for you. tH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23
!. KEOKUK, IOWA: WEDNEsDAY Y. NOVEMBER q, 1853 4


a BAExYyg HOUyE or A
$50 - q = u. .AN0ERA ON 4 O ~
r HAVE this day admitted = partner In The
y DAskiag Dastasse Al1xa1dsr Barclay, lyho has
hssa nv t1l,st kot ~ lst w ysarsl. Ihs kpair
non, hsrsa1tsf, willbs ssndlstsd ssdsr ~ Ann
GRO, o. AegDlRsOn . 90. 4
Being 6ns ~ th4 6l11st 1s6kine Housss til mot
tn ~ N Ievs, ~ nsa 1fn 1s0Ste : soakin-
1AnSse1 Arnss pAtrsuA1sse n1ssAlly sxssA4Sd 70
To- xial nAhs sslls1isaA I'D e1miAs las Ex-
eAa9os,sa - dAy of pAynept ffss ri ehayeer 4
Fksif t6ftssaess Afs asfsrnsrly " yssaiof passl
w ss nnvsnusGzss
Park Banks u. 4.
WAnssoW, pLAnGsf = o., DaahSrs,n.X.
Edward W. Clark . Co., rht1n16rA1A.
nsvart beakinf 81 psssse.a -.
MssljS1o1ky y OAjtn11a ~ sRaas @
HclnA. y Ottssso. IT . T
As 4S9n1nlAR ~, 1lton&1Rxh. ~
YarlS jIS11, Pits6fgA.
KSemsr > ReAns 1gakesse, 9
aaIme J - 1eetssEss blnSfAneA.
a. Bs40nNA 49,, 4s LeaisSills.
Dte1e Savings Inssafutien, Ht. Lesis. il
KS1EUk, Ian. i, sts. 0.c.ANDxA0oH
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron AL nlE PURPOSES oFAFAmllY pHsslc,

are 70 somposcd that disease Within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or eyadc them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and insigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its Diseased action and restoring
its healthy vitalitiss. As . consequences of these
properties, the invalid who - bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonishcd TO find his
health or energy restored BY remedy at once 20
simple and inviting
Not oply do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named 10
pleased % furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Castare-
scss, Hea,zDurn, Headache drSsiHy from EisordcTcd
Nomuch, Nnascn, I,,d;ycsft0n, Pam liz n,.d Mortid
Inaction Of the Boisets, Fsufsixey. Loss of Apss-
titc, JGu,adace, and other kindred sc0mpln{nts,
arising from low state Of the body Or 0hstr1csipn
of its functions They are an excellent Altsrativc
for the renovation Of the blood and the restnra-
ton Of tone and strength to the system debitated
by disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23
AYERS
Ague Cure,
ron rIz ssEEpr cusr or

Ee4%
anAaute1sne RSvsr, sr Fever and Asus,
Rsnioa3mt Esves, Chill Feves, Dnnab
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, aAd Bilicns Fevers, indeed
for the whole class ef diseases origi-
nafine IN hiltaRy doranGemenL caused
~ ths Malaria ef miaGnatic countries.
No 90 renedy i louder called fnr by the
nacauiiia & the American people thsn sure
md safs cure &F Fever ,and Agua. Euch
We re nOM enah1ed to oAex, with perfect
certatnty that h win eradicate the disease,
md with assurance, founded On proof, that
no harm can arise FROM It's use IA any guam
tity,
4 1hat whirh protects from Or prevents this
disorder must Be Of immense service ii the
comnadlitles where II prcsaih prsvss1ton is
hettes shan cure, for The patient escap@ che
risk wAicA be muk run ID yiolsMt sttacks Of
thh ba3elAl distmper. This .Cvna expels
the miaEmatic poison of FEvxR AxD AoUE.
fum the system and prevents the develop
naen4 al H disease. IL taken On the first au-
fauscA of III Pssass1airury symptoms. Il b
net only the bat remedy ever yet discovered
1hR thin elAss 0f c0mplaintA but also the
cheWsslS. Tim iAYgs qumrixy We 1uyIiiy f1
q dollar brings il within the reach ii every
body; and in bilious districts. where FEyER
AND AGuH prevails, every body should have it
and use il freely both for cure and protection.
1t - hoped this price will place it within the
reach at all-thc poor ns well as the rich. A.
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy md GER
tain cure II 1ntcrmittents 10. that il contains
mo- Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
dncss no qinism or other injurious afsets
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by il are lsfe ns healthy - If they had never
had the disease. !. s.s
Fever and Ague y not alone the consequence
Of the miasmaIic poison. A great variety uf
disorders axise from It's irritation. among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gont, Headache,
Blindnem. Toothache. Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitatios, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels. Collie.
Paralysis, and Dcrangcment Of the Stomach.
al Of which. when originating IN this cause.
put on the intermittent type, or become period
.cal. This /. cuRE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t u an Invaluable protection to imni-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarous districts If taken
oecaAionalfy or daily while exposed tothe in-
fection, that will be exerctsd from TIN systen,
and eannot accumulate In sufficient qumtity
n ripen into disesse. Hence il il even mnre
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Internittents, il they avail
themseaves Of the protection this remedy al
fords.
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Ayers Cherry Pcctoral,

!. tOR TstD RAPID CuM4 or
Coughs, Colds, influenza, HOaSseness,
Group, nr0nchitis, Incipient Consump-
tion, and for the relief Of Censnnpatve
Patients I'm advanced stages of Tie
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 20 mn
ricrous ure the cases Of Its cures, thaf almost
every section Of country abOuIds In persons pub
lirly knoHn, who have hsen restorcd from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs By lis
use. When once tried. its superiority over every
other medicine of Ns kind is apparent to escape
observation md where its virtues are known, the
pHbkc no longer hesitate WHIST antidoee to employ
lcr the Distressing and dangerous aiectione of the
pulmonary organs that are incident To cur climate
While many inferior remedies thrust npon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has Exined friends by every txia, coAfefSsa beH%At<
on the afflicted they ran never forget. and pro-
dnced cures TOP numerous and too remarkable 10
PREPARED .EY
DR. y. g. AVER & CO.
Low ELL. MASS.
BAR1LuIT, KAYE CO., Ksokuk.s
in. RUDO = co., Chasage,
BARNARD = Co., 81. Leuie, sa
BuIR1. DcEsTEN : 90. Mneinnssi,
And As.u.s IN svsry town IN tAs Unitsd slaa.s.
mvlSdAwiy
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rHREx THROuaH


BkTWkEN PIIT6SUh6A tkAAIADkLAhIA,
oonuoctng direct Il the Uniea Dspe4 8 Httseargh,
with Trosgh Tfrins from alI Hes(ofA 0itls iM
PhilsdeIp&dA, How York, Bosteo, 0sI1inoss sssd
WashImSten Cityi thns f1xnfshtne 4aahtiss for
The tsaasPsst.sion Il RassssSsss s.ssrpasssd. ior
Trrrsss ~ ~ IN: nm thrursa = PAiiaAeI-
phIa vithert shanos 81 cUs = 0sa1Dtsss. E.S
onoktn9 Csn ars attached - sa1h 1nnins Weed
49, eI1Ssinr CsYs q Express an1 1eS1 1fnina.
THH IYYbE bEDS Runs DAILY. NaaI - 1hst
Liss eandsss ssssptSl. q f
Krnsass ~ fast Lirs eennect lor naltinoss 80
VSshins4on. qE- IS 8 & 81
r~-r..g - 80 .A
- - % 5 49, q 4-,11sN - -
- e e ~ - = - =. - -
'ss - -. .s-~' = - ~ -.s. =
arrivins n Philsdsiphia = II :. -; New York
49, = y. ffs aE
R1sna~exA n =. -. -
riyine il PhIlaael1hia s. Rs1tiIes~ - 1asS :.
m, New Yssk IN >. :, 81 80
N.a - 1arf T Txs pssi1 ram Setss@ I'm xers az
A1T 81 L SOs56H rruKrTe afan R.iy, =. .o.S !,
sitAsr a ~ sbcvs TrstGs.
RoAT 4TnH IRIS a. Ro9ren srs soel "a un~.
-sss Pan nsv 3, = ssasi.~tor 49, - ="
TTf,KTTs EAaTW1ID ~ IS okt.i.1d - .,v
49, - Irs,1 q ~ 81 - rs~.h, - "a
stsa~sr = ths nlsissipea ana Okio Ravus. nd
TTGT PRS uRGTWA Rn ~ the -. Fl - o.
n.n. = Rostee. Esv ~. nslsi.ssss = pSilsSs,-
rrA;ss =
GHFarS AIways - Lew % ~ any
>sS~- aDlan~ af -s%1ENS '-' =
Xsx ~ TlcYETs ny prTranuRH.
- sennle3ien a he Westnra enansstiors az
80 ps~-~1s-~-i. p.i1,o.1 = fY.;.s~~ --I~. Al :
TSa1 = III ECT LlaE HErW1E1 TIT
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eekuk, ~. DesM 0nn - = Mlnnesos -
RAILsR o 4 d.
. - = @ o. TIaEs
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
nE and aftsr this dste snd sntifustAsr aoties,
~ 0Nk Passenger Tnin viii fun sash way
daily Sundays sxcsPtsd.) - fsilOwsa
Leaving Ksokuk - 6:lO An.
Leaving Bentonsport ss 2:3O F.A
Connssting II the lsttsr place, = hsrstofors
points n MiAdis, Western and 6sstAsrn Iswes
' THRoJea si TIckiisrs II 70 St. Louis, Loui.vil,.,
cineisnati, and the East, may Be- had at the Oass
In Benton sport.
- -Tars Is low As the lowest. to All Southern
I'D Eastern Cities.
- Passengers By this ronte make surs connss-
tfecs With the B. M. X. Il. X. at Fairfield, reach
S. DWIGHT kAToN.
Superintendent.
~Tieket Once at Railroad Dspot.
~ -Of6ee in kilb0nrnes y Bleak.
AsoA Ank, sept -. 'Ss-d1~
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Regular TArosgh Lane 70 Sss Ftaaciseo, oia tAe
PANAMA RAILROAD,
nd courSstinx only with the steamers Golden
Gate, Golden Age, John L. Stephens and
Sonora, Of the
Poetic Mail Steamship Co. at Pan0Mo,
Direct to AspinUaA.
The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADRlATLC AND ALLAN TIC,
Having hem entirely pshttsd and adapted to ths
gEaAfeFnia trade, viii hereafter run - above,
IsASfne A1N York n ths 9Th and 10th OF
each ndntA, from the 6sos of Canal
eksoet an1 North Rtvsr,
lmSHaepon9oss and Nails will be forwarded BY
PAnamx Railroad, and connect ut Panama With the
Pacific Mail 6teAmship Companys mAgni6eent
StSA Amships which will be in readiness, and lsave
1nnnprAssaS for san Francisco. They will b em-
bark Cd free OF expense from Kaflran4 ~ Compar
nv . SGAanAoat 1uD00A. a
An experienced Surgeon 10 attached 70 each ship
Stesrags Passenger found In oooked pFpvisions,
bedding, and attendance. 1t Is believed that the
assomslodations aHsrAed BY the Abovs ships Ass N
surpassed ~ any IN the wsrld. TAs puhlis sre IN
formed that ths r. ~. 3. s. Co, aiways have ONR
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS, Lying at Panama,
nady for -, 70 avoid any possibls detention ef
Passenger or Nsils, and embark their psssen-
gs1 by steamboat.
For passage apply 1t the only oeics Of the Com
many, On ths Wharf foot OF Canal Street, North
River. 70 VIM. II. W1CKHAM.
Hept1 6d1m
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WEEDS PATENT
SEWING MACHINES

.vu ...s -. ...~s.... - =, - M.
n k..nss1L 49, - " - - ~ ,,s.e vr1ns
- sl-a........s = 49, - Tss. - : sh.tsls.
nss~r.As T-sr a1is.h - h.eA gaes = ~ aloth
.,sn. 49, ~ ~~..rt - rrrsrs,.a a nufisd out.
81. III ..:.. = -ssh ~ ~ msrhsnie.l
n:.a y1u-.--..,ss. - ..,,r ~ IN Al kieds
ssiAs ~ ~. - - ~. f...h.~s. 1.hrss = iIsary
oi e0oos' ~ .no A'sa ss-ns - 1890, II
Lsatns. e Pss1so.s n".... n.Ss;ss =, -. nan
our new Fsmiy cewn4 101-sn. ~. "a -.
manntactern 9 ~ sv v,Ls,.s.I -, - :. >.
NJ Msn - - III. - Fl. = -, = as,s- :.
fenoef y s.Sssxf. I. ~ .ssr,s =
oeIanee ~ 49, - .-sis !. - - nsassn-
- = sesoSs 80 ~. \ - - =
- 49, 49, - I'll x.s1us~1,c. y - Aa1sr1ut .tv,e
|. OM y. 49, u. =. - ~ - 20 IA -
No. l.l ~ eenvsehk ~ 2ses Wnaon h - -
.er ~ csavsnIaaee a. shippine. ana also for lnrxs
nsts a msss,sss Ia ,arr SenI .ak{n~ one
.Sn,s - 49,. - ~. ~ r,;.s ~. -
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r TX h!'s Pc a Kl

At MARCUS, On SScSnA.DtReet,
"A b thsUnly plaee that y0u can sst good 6Ail
twint Rf1es, and Cslt's REVIEWERS ~ s41S plscs.
naA1od1y ssas
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Dr. Hisks, IN renewing sis eard y shs I.ssis.
NeNla 1Au attention 20 noW style - Afhts
Work, which ID peculiarly edaDAsd y ~, irTsgu
~, end ethsfwiss didcult jAws. Iets improve
neDA Aas bssa tsst>d thrss yssn ss1 hee soees1ssd
IL sasly promise Of alling : real Wast - Iesss
Wo8h. TAs wsrk h nov nm y ma1ysf sos mose
peoainsnt eitiA4ns, Who eivs 1t hsAaty apl.eyai,
and 70 whom hs u permitted 70 refss tAoss inter
Sste1. #@
Dw..H u also mounline f'Centinsous 0un"
work, aBlock" work, and ordinary tGold Plate
work, ~ wAteh he ~ snpeetee stsek of 1ete-
rial Ha is prepared "a nlI tssth with s0old Foil,
sAdhssivs Gold and "Chrystal Gold, In to most
th0rsagA md durable nanass.
In visM II the strinesAsy In pessy nattsfs
some allusion to Pazcss may not be tnproPss -
Whils o tie sos AnA, ,Ds. II. bslissss ittc ~ The
bsttsr pulioy, % wsll . the hepestsF course lot
10 work at sIl than 10 work at prices that will ne-
esssitats infsrior work ;sn The Other hans - u
wiiling tn confofn in his charges - the lower
standard 1t ssm unerstion that other occupations
have oulero1s 80
With Afssea ysaxa' sxpsfisnss. tAossash asvo-
tion TO his profession. and IN sasnest desire 70
pasass - = dstssninsd 70 nsSit snd hcpss % ~
esive, continuation Of The libsrAl patronage hGs-
tofors enjoyed.
Julvl1. .dky 4ss 48
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xActs n 0enk1mkxy.,,ns
~ -. g. INGEmDOLL, Dontlas,
Dseae0 - SAn - special ateentioA q th1sS Nhs
1 ~ ID preserve thsiE TsstA - - hs1oliGwtg
- ACT ~
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-04

TO Tho Washington States. considered the
organ Of Senator Douglas, declares that there
is no longer Democratic party and cites. in
proof of its assertion, the disscntion between
President Buchanan and Secretary Cass ON
the question Of squattcr sovereignty; be-
tween Buchanan and Floyd on the question
Of the Pacific Railroad and between Blu
chanan and Cobb on the Tariff question. It
says that on no single issue is there concord
in the party.
A HARD PuLL.-A Now York writer says
the local Preachers Association have in view
vigorous effort TO unite the northern and
southern wings of Methodism. as before the
separation. lions Herald suggests that they
try their hands first at uniting Protcstontism
and Roman Catholicism. The division has
been a great blessing, and the end of it will
soon be a large American Church entirely free
from slavery, and bearing decided testimony
against it.
OLD VIRorN1A.-The Richmond EnqUirer,
the old organ Of the Democratic party, and
the mouth-piccc of Governor Wise, says that
in order to carry Virginia il viii be necessary
for the Democracy "to repudiate the message
of President Buchanan This is the last
kick at the dead lion
A Coon Hir.-Mr Broderick Of California
while speaking upon the Pacific Railroad bill
the other day, made point against the South
crn strict construcuonists. These very con
scientious gentlemen oppose an appropriation
20 build a railroad 20 California. 'because The
constitution grants 10 Congress Ho poirer ~
make u,rb appropriations % yet says Sem