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Ague Cure.
ron THE SPEEDY CURE OF

ron THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Lissrmittent Fever Or Fever and Aeue.
Iemitte1t Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb
hgue, Periodical Headache. or Billions
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
Tor tho whole Glass Of Disease, oriei-
mating in hillary derangemont, caused
by the Malaria Of niasmatic countries.
No one remedy L. louder called for bv tho nc
cossitics of the American people than a xurr npd
safe cure for Fever and Aguc. Sucl, a REMEDY
we are now enabled TO Offer. with perfect cor
I"inty that Il will eradicate tho disease anJ wa
assurance, founded on proof, that 10 harm car
arse from It's use in any quantity.
nat which protects from or prevents this dis.
order must be Of immense service in tho comml,.
Mites where it prevails. Prevention il bcttc,
than cure, for the patient escapes fhc risk which
he must run 10 violent attacks of this balcfnl
olstempcr. This "CuRE cxpels the mas
name poison Of FEVER AND NGuE from the
system, and prevents tho Development of the
di'easc, 1t taken on the first approach OF its pre-
'nonitory symptoms. 1t il not only the bc,l
rfmcdy ever yet discovered for this class of com
plants, but also the cheapest. The Lrp. qu,u.
l'ty we supply for dollar brings it within the
reach Of every body; aud In bilious districts
Mherc FEVER AND A0uB prevails, every bod,
should have it, and use it freely, both for cur,
and projection 1t 10 hoped this price will place
II wi'ln the reach Of 1.-the poor us well az th,
rich. * great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy mad
certain cure of 1niermitients H. that Il contains
no Qunino or mineral, consequently it produce
ho quinisn or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those curel by it are
len as healthy "a it they had never had the dis.
ease.
Fever and Ague Is not nNonc the conscnucncc
OF the minsmatic poison. a great variety a dis
orders arise ffom its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Guut, Headache, Blind
ness, Ioothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma.
Inlpltation, Painful Affection Of the Spleen
Hystrrics, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis
ana Dcrangcmcnt of the Stomach, all Of which
when originating in this cause, put on tho inter.
nittent type, or become periodical. This Cure"
eNpels the poison from the blood. and consc.
quently cures them all alike. Ii is an nyalua.
bic protection to Immigrants, md persons trnv.
elling or temporarily residing in the malarious
districts. If taken occasionally, or daily, while
exposed TO the Infection that will be excrcted
from the system, and cannot accumulate in suf.
hcient quantity TO ripen into disease. Hence il
is even more valuable for protection than euro,
aud few will ever suffer from Intermittcnts, if
they aynil themselves of the protection this ram-
,dy affords.
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tcoMMuNiC ,rRD /
Little Children.

Thank God for little children
Bright flowers by earih's wayside;
The daring, joyous lioJnats
Upon lie stormy tide.
Thank God for little Children
Wien our skies are cold and gray,
Ihey steal rs sunshine ~ our hearts
And charm our cares away.
almost think tho angels
Who tend lies garden fair,
bSp down the sweet wild blossoms
That bloom ar6und Us here,
II seems breath Of heaven
Round many 4 cradle lies,
And every little baby
brings u message from the skies.
The humblest home with children
Il rich IN precious gems.
That shame the wealth of monarchs
And pale their diadems.
Dear mothers, guard these jewels
AS sacred offerings meet
wealth of house hold treasures
To lay 1T Jesus feet.
-lFRAScEs ELLEN WArKISs
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY pBysIO

are 80 composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or evadc ,hcn
Iheir penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
AND invigorate every portion OF the human or
gansm, correcting its diseased action, and re-
storiug its healthy yitnlitics. As n consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who 10 bowed
down with pain or physical debility is astonished
TO find his health or energy restored by q remedy
at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday com
plants Of every body, but also many forrnda.
Ole and dangerous diseases. Tho agent below
named Is pleased to furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
and directions for their use In the following com
plants: COStiTeness, Heartburn, Headache aris.
'ng from diSordcred Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion,
Pam an and Morbid Indct,on Of The Bo,cels. Fiat.
alency, Loss Of Appetjte. Jdmdicc, and other
kindred complaints, arising from low state of
the body or obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipicd Dealers with
'ome other pill they make more profit on. Ask
lor AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else.
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SPECIFIC
REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
HYPnPH0SPHlTeS or LIME AND SODA.

DIR. CHURCHILL's NEW TREAT.
NEWT. -" wINCHESrER'S GENUINE PRE-
PARATIoN OF THE HYPoPHoSPHTTEs OF
LIME AND SODA" the Specific Remedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, General De.
bilty, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Diseases, aud
Female Complaints, is performing remarkable
cures all cvsrthe country. tits now put up in
new bottles, nearly double the old size, ut the
same price, viz: TWO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE
also, an EXTRA SIZE, (sevsn ounce bottles,) al
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Tho new style offers more ample guarants,
against the many impure and dsistsrisus pre-
parations palmed OF under the name Of Hypo
phosphitss. which are SPURIOUS, FRAUL U
LENT, and calculated TO ENDANGER TIL
HEALTH AND LIVES OF SUFFERERS.
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ANTI-SLAvERY LECTURE. - Miss
Frances Z. Watkins will lecture
again, on the subject Of Slavery, at
Melodeon Hall, on Saturday evening
next. All who heard her lecture on
Friday evening last, were much
Pleased. Her efor, evinced talents
OF a high order. We Lave heard
bat few lectures on this subject, with
vi ich we were more highly enter.
'aiued. Size will have, no doubt, a
large audience to hear her on Sat.
urday evening.
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The Mountain of Light,
or Medical Protactor

book Of near 300 PAGES, containing full in.
formation u AL private diseases, ana a guide
Tor those who arc married or thinking of mar.
rlage' VIII be sent on receipt ot 90 cents. This
DOCK contains ne most valuable information IN
the language. Useful alike tn male and ie,nale.
but should not he IN the hands OF very vOung
persons, rs i contains Information That 'michl
he perverted to unworthy ends. Also, a I'M
and explicit key TO all hidden aud delightful
secrets Of Marriage, Love and Beauty, never
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/ II All, especially young men. should
read the advertisement Of the new Nation.
al OIspensary" at Cincinnati. in another
COLUMN
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SIleriff's Sale.

Gilbert, Fahl6Co.} TN pursuance OF M or
Us. Il ucF OF sdle lssueu IRON
Peter @. Rowe. the Court OF Common
pleas Of Hancock county, Ohio, aud TO me dl
reeted in tho above case, will expose TO pub
Iic sale, at the door oi the Court House, In the
town of Findlsy, OHIO, on
Monday the tth day OF Jane, A. ID. 1850,
between tile hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and
a. clock p. m. Of said day, the following roa
estate. situate In tho county OF Hancock, anC
state Of Ohio, and described Ms follows. to'wll
lnlnt No. II. in the town Of Vsnlue, HancocE
county, Ohio.
Terms of sale - Cash. appraised At t35.-
Taken MS the property OF Peter q, Rowe, 4
satisfy an execution In favor Of Gilbert, Fab
| q Ga. JAMES NJ. NEIBLINC.
Sheriff Of Haneoek county, Ohio
snERiFF's OFFIcK, FIspLAY, ONO,
| NAV 1, 1860,
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Having purchased for CASH during tho late
financial crisis in the East, he is prepared 10
sell Goods in his line as CHEAP as any othe
similar establishment in North. western Ohio
and having made heavy additions to his for.
mer stock, he is fully prepared, ss regards
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SHATTERED CONSTIrUrfoys,

however they may have been tri!cd with and
tbuSrd, THAI thr.c direct Tendency is t. plcasth.
en- c. tpJ r"ud, E Il en- iryablc: that. upcg.tt.ng
directly upon lAc p"Iy0H al Disease IA the b-p0I
they C\,S': sooN 40 HEAL
ana d,schtr.r from the sys,rm. every faint o,
Scru'ult, whether Hereditary ororh"rwIsc: -
thai they
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DLANk bonds AND NOTIFICATIONS
ID For Supervisors, on sale at this Office.
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Blood Purifier and Blood Pills

When bR. RoRArK. the rr'ohritcd Swedish
Physician, introduced his Blood Purifier and
iil"od Pills ia the United STAG ne set forth in
plhln language their curative properties
Ih's Was years ago. The task uf recommend
~ them has since hocu tdteh out ofhis hands
Enlightened men. whose character for sound
Judgment and philosophy, gives their opinions
NciGht III tho community mon who observe,
rtheit, ana make assurance dnuhly sure"
tei"re thcv decide. - are everywhere pp.
proving and urging the use Of these wonderful
Preparations. All who con1le In the wisdom
,ui hnnesty Il thi1 class. or who choose to In.
rcs'icatc Tor themselves are now of one ai,nd
300 lhlS important subject.
Dr. RobacS invites tie after ton uf the sick
iu tEe ORIGIN ~. LETTERS,
from members uf the Med r1l Profession. Eli,.
rs of public journals. vel known Merchants
and Farmers, utladics "f the hig est respect.
ability, givir- accounts ufeXlriurt NARY cures
wrought by the remedies. oi wh.c!i cure. they
themselves were
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and restore the hcal and strength Of the suC
.-rrI; luIt -ICGS FEM iLi.~
Nhu have ltn.ui,Acd Tor years in helpless
weakness aud G"suouienUy, rrcupcralc with
great rdpidrty uuucr their nyigprttiuE opcr.
alton, that All seAut GIstJiltlrs are removed
Oy their c"ld'a ana Auy stimulating proper
tues; that they recruit
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nEcRrr., TIE pEn;LIT,urn.


and that there * NO scdse of the stomach ind
buwe,s. tae liver the nervous system, the
SKIN, gtndS. ar muscles ARISING FROM IN.
pukirlES OR OBSrRC rlON> CF lIlE BLOOD
OR -ECRErlON5, IN winch they Il lot ave
prompt 'siief, aud, ct administered beiurc the
Nety citadel ui llic ha= been lnvidcd.J effect "a
paH.,sS d"dPe'lsci c~,e.
Bear IN luiud lndL the SCANDINANIAN
VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS are end lr,ct Lv
the experience 1T thousands ui LIVING witness
es, WHu, IA letters. aiiiltyIts. medical wNrks
and by word ut mouth. proclaim Them iu be
tn. very best preparation Of the sind cycr nl-
1s.rca ~ the hrOkrn.dnYu victims "l ill-hadllh
They hunt disease iArnu-h every avenue ant
organ OF tho system, and eAYcI II thoruugh h.
,y and permanently.
No one can doubt their superiority after one
single trial II they are not only better, hut u.
fact, cheaper than any other Pills, for II takes
Il less nunDor Of them 10 produce = better ei.
ieut
/ Price Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier 81 pc" bottle. or - per halldu2on.-
Of the Scandinavian EcgetabiG Blood Pulls, %
cents per box, nr i've boxes tor -.
Read Dr.. RuhacK's Special Notices and Ger
ufcatLs, published IN a conspicuous part Of
th.s paper from time to time,
DR., Ruhdrk Medical Almanac ant Family
ADVISER, containing a great variety 0I interest.
/ iug and valuable medical information, can he
had gratis pI any oihis AEcnlslnrough"ul tie
cuuHtfH.
: In difficult or complicated cases, Dr. RuGack
may be consult ed personally ur hy letter gu.
closing one stamp Tor reply.
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The thousands who wish to avail themselves
ofthis Remedy, prepared after DR.. ChurehiT,
method, can now obtain 1t in bottles nearly
| DOUBLE THE SIZE OF that heretofore sold BY
me, making II the cheapest, ,csR az the most et-
feaeious. treatment for Pulmonary ard Nervous
Diseases now known to Medical Science. BE.
WARE OF ALL OTHERS, no matter who Of
fers @1em to you, and says they ave just as good
as n hy fac.nrriis ia on both label aud
wrapper.
To oSti M als.
us No stSdLg INSTANCE HAvg FOUND THE
nhhEDf TO FAIL Or. ChurrhiH.
Inc HypophOspbites possess THE POWER oy
INCREASING NERVE FORCE, AND PROMOTE rur
fCScrIOS 90 NUTRITION; they tend to prudere
'hs hosf REFhksnINu AND RENovATfSG REsr"
Il Dr. l.. - Ne,cton.
Ceases o!condrmed Pulmonary Consumn,ior
ARE ChIfoRMLr B.NIFIrTED by tic free and con.
fLnued use OF tho lliPOPHOSPHIfES." ."~fW
+. CLARK, ". ID. ~
"Are most appropriate Remedies in large
class OF affections. RESTLIING IRON A
Loss OF NERFOLS FORCE,'T Ros,o,
hiedieai y Surgicdi Journal.
"WlNCHESfEWS llYPOPHOsPHITES arc
nnexceptlontble il''thoir preparation. II i'm.
DJugBisfs Circular.
''Mr, WINCHESTER is WORTHY OF All
CONFIDENCE, aud devotes himseli II enthusiast.
lCAlIy tu these preparations In all their yuriet,
of combinations. pREpIBEh
STRICTLY ny DR. CHURCUIl.L'S METGOD."
10. Mertdih Reese, NJ d., Nep York.
Or. CHJRCHIlLs WORK ON CONSUMPTION
Is NOW READY. Price IL cents. A NEW
just issued, contains complete in.
formation In regard to this new treatment. and
VIII DO sent gratis to al nquirers. Make no
delay-write at once.
All orders aud inquiries promptly attended
TO- Address =. wISCHEsTEH,
sole Heneral Depot IN the United states, /
43John street, New York.
~ For sale by
ISRAEL GREEN. Druggist,
FISDLAY, Ohio; 7
Anu by all respectable Druggists.
September %. 1859
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STYLE, QUALITY OR PRICE,
SUIT ALL.
WHO MAY FAVOR HIM WITH THEIR CUSTOM

Thankn for the liberal patronage hcreio.
fore extended him by the citizens of this com.
munity, and conscious OF Ills ability to please
the most fastdous in every partic uLir, he re.
s'ccutny aSks Of the public 4 continuance of
their favor. ". GOLDSMITH.
March 29th, ls60,-tGm
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CONTAIN 40 MINERAL;
LIVER COMPLAINT,

With uncrring certainty and ir very s'or
ume; that after Ull other medicines hay
proved useless, they relieve
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EYE WITNESSES.

These parties may be consulted personally
nr by iG,tsr, b. those Wuu have any doubt
npuu H." surIcc'. Tho evidence IN The pos
session ot d. RHhlck, which - at mi tunes
,cces,ihie to the public. establishes the follow
iuE t'ACrSi
ru.d The BLOOD PrEIF, FL; and BLOOD PILL :
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Important to Females.
DIR. CllEESEM ANS PILLS.
Prepnredby Cornoiiu. T.. Chccscman, NJ. ID.
NEW YORK CITY.

.
NEW YORK CITY.
! tue combination of ingredients In these
plls is the result ~ u long and extensive prac.
uce' rhey are mild in their operation, and
ertain IN correcting all irregularities. Paine.
tul Menslrnations. removing all distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache,
PAIN in the side, palptation of the heart, dis.
turbed sleep, which arises from interruption
Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Checseman' 'sPi lis are Invaluable, as they
will bring on the monthly period with regular
ity' Ladies who htvc Deen disappointed in
the use Of other Pills. can place the utmost
confidence in Dr. Caeoseman'S P!ili doing all
they represent to do.
TICE.
They should not 30 used durinq PREGNANCY.
As miscarriage would certainly result there.
from.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
anything Injurious to life or health. Explicit.
directions, which should be read. ACCOMPANY
each box, Price 81. Sent by mail on en-.
closing 81 10 the General Agent. Sold Lv ore
Druggist in every town in the United states.
n. b. nUTCHINGs.
General Agent for the United Statos.
los CHAa5.Rs SrGGrr. NEw Yonx,
To whom all whnlnSt tie orders should be ad.
dressed. s ii by
:. j. :. pEA6SG2N%2fRTiY' 6GN%fg. r,>OlAy, Ohio.
January II lsi9. -tIr
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VANITY. Apii ~, laJ-.
DR. L. ", NubAtR -- bvHc sir We 4, cvIved
yours Of tho 5lh ultim0, but neglected To An.
swer 1t until the present. Your medicines arc
beginning to 70 III much better than at first:
they had hard fghtlng IN do. The country ~
ruWdsd full Of Patent Medicines. Your med
lcines have performed numerous cures which
will doubtless estahl sh Tor them good char.
Hcter. Wo have two cGrlicateS which will
Oeieht you IA well the afflicted. We could
have got more II we had thought n neCc 9stry
We think your medicines viii take wcll We
nave used considerable eXeriiOn TO put them
N use, but have too many other Patent NGdi.
cincs tn contend with. Tine VIII certainly
! give them the preference. We have no PRINT,
ing uiicG IN our town; tindlay iS tho nearest:
there are two papers published At Fmdlay,--
+ the Hancock Courier, and the H. ncOck Je Ger.
sonan. Yours respectfully,
GILBERT. FAIL 4 co.
, qB- PrIncipal Office and Saos Rooms, No. &
! East Fourth street, thrd building from Man
/ street Cincinnati, ONO. Laboratory IN HAM
lnond street.
/ For sale by
j, II. HUBER & CO. Findlayi
GILBERT, FAIL d CO., Yanue,
z BARNEY McCnInL;
D, PETERS i son, Arcadia,
J. D. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS SrARkS, Arlington;
S. NJ. & W. l.. HELLER, Van RUrsn;
l.. A, BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
And Druggsts and Merchants general!
, throughout the union.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02
Vermont Colonization Society.

The Anniversary of the s. Vermont
Colonization Society,"" was held in the
Brick Church, at Montpelier, on Thurs
day evening, Oct. 18th, Rev. DR.. Wheel
er, the President, occupied the Chair.
The pecuniary resources of the Soei-
ETY., were reported by the Treasurer to
be $I,544,30. Rev. j. K. Converse the
very efficient Secretary of the Society.
presented an interesting report in regard
to the progress of the Colonization move.
ment during the past year.
The President, Rev. DR.. Circuit, o.
Hartford, Conn. and Rev. VIM. H. Lord
briefly and acceptably addressed the
meeting.
DR.. Earlbeck, native of Liberia, in
terested the Society by some remarks il
regard to the good results of the effort.
of the Colonization Society, as shown il
the Liberian Republic.
| The following Officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
REV. JOnN WHEELER, D. D.. Pres.
Hon. CARLOS COOLIDGE and S. II
KELLOGG, ESQ, Vice Presidents.
REV. j. K. CONVERSE, Secretary.
GEO. W. SCoTT, ESQ, Treasurer.
Hon. JosEPH HowEs, Auditor.
The following resolution was adopted
RESOLVED, That as an asylum for tn
receptive, as an encouragement to tn
free colored emigrants-as an efectua
agent of stopping the African slave trafii
and as a means of civilizing and evangi
lizing the nations of Africa and of rails
ing the colored race to the highest pos
ton and happiness-the enterprise {
/ Colonization as exempIifed in Liberi;
demands alike our admiration of its wi:
dom, our gratitude to God for its preser
success and our confidence and iberalit
for its future advancement.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-02

A GREAT CALF.-Mr. l.. Robin
son of Barton, has a red Durham
bull calf, eight months old, which
weighs eight hundred and twenty five
pounds, and girts five feet and half
The calf has had the milk of one
COW the past summer, has hay and
potatoes now, but is not in extra
order. His sire was imported from
England in 1857.
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Vermont Bible Society.

The annual meeting of the VERMONT
BIBLE SOCIETY was held in the vestry
of the Brick Church, Montpelier, on
Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
$500 was appropriated to the Amer
lean Bible Society, and Rev. Mr.. STEELE
appointed Agent for the Society for the
coming year.
The following officers were elected:
PrsSident-L. H. DELANO,
Corresponding .Secrstary-Rev. VIM
II. LORD.
Recording Sscretary-Rev. D. NAL
COM.
Ireasurer-H. Y. BARNES, ESQ.
-AUditOT-Hon. JOSEPH HowEs.
Vice PreSideRtS-Hon. John Bailey
Washington County; RevJ. Dougherty
LamoiIle County; Hon. I. Howard, Cal
edouia County; Hon. D. Hubbard, Essex
County; Rev. S. Chamberlain, Orlean.
County VIM. P Black, ESQ.,, Benninq
ton County VIM. P. Barnes, Esq, Rut
land County; Hon. Carlos Coolidge
Windsor County; Hon. VIM. Nash, Ad
olson County; Rev. Il. P. Hickok
Chittenden County; Hon. Lawrence
Brainard, Franklin County; Rev. O. G
Wheeler, Grand Isle County; j. w
Smith Esq, Orange County.
Deterioration. John Lyman, Rev
G. Q. Parker, j. c. Stimson, Esq, Hen
ry Mutt, Esq, Rev. A. 7. Billiard, Rev
P. Merrill, Rev. f. J. Scott, John A
Page, Esq, Hon. z. Howe, Rev. w.
Kidder, Jas. w. Hickok, Esq, Rev. A
Webster.
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g3 A correspondent of the N. z.
Erening Post writing from GAINESVILLE
Wis; gives rather gloomy account of
the recent reception of Judge Douglas
in that city.
Mr.. Douglas arrived, and was received
like stranger, without a cheer or a word
of welcome. He passed through our
principal streets in an open carriage. un-
attended, and as silently and solmnly as
a funeral train. The platform was found
to be elevated for the dimensions of the
orator and " the crowd" was therefore
abandoned. Mr.. Douglas commenced
speaking at ! l-2 o'clock P. NJ. and al
though he was in city of eight thous-
and inhabitants, surrounded by settled
country, yet he found to greet him only
twenty-slx invincibles, nineteen men on
horseback, one band of music, with fac
and one banner. There were only about
four hundred democratic voters on the
ground; but the Republicans, through
sympathy and curiosity, swelled the au-
dienee to about two thousand. Mr.
Douglas spoke about twenty minutes
during which he repeated a portion o.
his usual speech, but it fell like wet
blanket upon his democratic friends, for
they had often read it; aud il was re.
eeiyed by the little boys in the street:
with loud cheers for Lincoln and HamIin
B Is the county supplied with cleo.
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REPUBLICANS OF ORLEANs-Come
to the polls on Tuesday next, every
man Of you, and vote for Lincoln
and Hamlin. Without the vote OF
Vermont they will not be elected,
We hope Orleans will do her whole
duty. She has won a good name
let her keep it.
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ness is stagnant in Alabama, and banks
refuse to issue--notwithstanding we are
assured on so yeracious an authority as
Mr.. billiard that if the election of Lin
coin transpires the days of the Union are
numbered-stocks continue firm aud
money abundant. The sure barometer
of the political atmosphere indicates no
disturbance. Even Mr.. Everett con-
graduated those who complimented him
and Mr.. billiard with a serenade after
the meeting that they had been g faror-
ed Nth cheering nel0s :" We cannot
suppose that Mr.. Everett spoke ironical
ly, and there was apparently a humol
in the remark, which shows that be wal
not frightened by the boo !" IF he wa
not, who is ?-Boston Journal.