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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31
VOL. XXVIE.
POETRY.
SPRING.


Who was it that so lately said,
All pulses in thv heart were dead?
Old Earth, that now in tcslnl robes
Appearest, as Il bride new wed?
OH wrapped so late in winding-shce
Thy wndng-shoci oh! where is iled2
Lo. It's an emerald carpet now,
Where the young monarch Spring, may tread.
lie comes--Hnd, defeated king,
Old Winter, to the hills is fled.
The warm wind broke his frosty spear,
And loosed the helmet from his head.
And the weak showers Of urrowv sleet
For his strongholds has vuin, sped.
All that was sleeping is awake,
And all is living that was dead.
Who listens now can hear the streams
Leap tinklng down their pobbly bed
Or see them, from their feters free.
Like silver snakes the meadows thread
The joy, the life, the hope of earth,
They sleep awhile they were not dead:
o thou who shy'si thy scar heart ne'cr
With verdure can again be spread
o thou who mourncst them that sleep,
Low lying IN an earthly bed
Look out on this rcviviug world,
Aud be new hope. within thee bred!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31

I II. & w. III. ESTERBROOK
- Manufacturers and Dealers in Empire State, Victor,
Stewards and Genesee Valley Cook Stoves Paror and Box
Stoves and Hot Air Furnaces.
Aso Pows, Cultivators, Road serapers churns, Iron
Sinks Russia and English Stove Pipe, and all kinds Of Stove
Furniture Japan and Common Tin Ware.
No. Exchange Block BtAITLEB0RO, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31

r G. MEAD, Attorney and Counsellor
4. at Law practicng in the Courts OF Vermont and New
HAMPSHIRE AGENT 4ETNA Fire InsUrane, CoUTa-
ny, md WAdham County Manal DO. Also, Agent to
States New York aud New Hampshire California and
Notary Public.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31
THE BINIDE.

Clad in n robe Of pure and spotess white,
The youthful bride, with liinid steps comes forth
To greet the hand to which she plighs her tro,h,
Her soft eyes radiant with strange delight.
Her snowy veil which circles her around,
Shades the sweet face from every guzcr's eve,
And thus enwrapt, she passes calmly by
Nor casts Il look, but on the unconscious ground.
Nr A.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31
ToHN NJ CONIEGYs of BnArr1rpono

JOHN NJ COMEGYS, of BRArrLEBoRo,
~ Upper and Under Sets Teeth God Plate,
20 carats fine and BANDED, for SIS
The without band, 60
Upper Set banded 40
Upper Set, without band, 80
Upper and Under Sets Pana Plate, Continuous Gum, 30
Upper Set, Platna Plate, Continuous Gum, 3S
Upper and Under Set, Rubber, 90
Upper Set, Rubber, 25
Upper and Under Set Silver, %
Upper Set, Silver, l5
~ GUN TEETH always used. FILLING WITH GOLD
only so cavity. EXTRACTING with CIILOROFOEM
and ELECTRICITY All work warranted.
Bratteboro, Dec. 16, 1S59.-51
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31

DOST e PEARSON, DENTISTS,
pay particular attention to the preservation Of the
natural Teeth Also, insert Teeth ID, Plana Rubber
Silver Pate,use Electricity in extracting teeth treat
Irregularities in Children's Teeth successfully.
and Residence nearly opposite the Congregational
Church-former residence Of the late q. @. HALL,
BRArTLEB0RO, VT.
o. X. PosT. |. N. PEARSON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31

- S. JOY, Homeopathic Veterinary
Os surgeon, will attend all of Diseases of Horses
House on Wanut Street, Brattleboro, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31

ID SIMONDS, Manufacturer and Dealer
in Ladies', Misses Chdren's aud Boys Boots Shoes
Caters and Rubbers opp the Post Once Aan-st Brate
borO VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31

WIN. S. HOUGHTON, Harness.
w Trunk and yalise Manufacturer, and Carriage Trim
mer. pUTEEY, VT.
, 1860-05-24

throuoh its centre. I do not know ita exact
value It was taken from mine in Gureams
hv Rratt T.. who arc the principal ownera
From II. Am,a., fcs1, 1edrs+ Apnl1&1
ur Durham well known and h;rb1v re-
oo-dad ~ ,h;. rountv retnrnoa f1ono fhs Va.
ehoa .n;nes T th;e rccs. n <vant tha.a 49, to 400
an anJ - % hact to ,a1l a trntbfl srorv Ha franE.
10 e sars ~ int 1ha Washes rnincx ara ;mnense1v
saimsh1e and ret te cannot f;,31v rata IN h;s
,n;r4, ~ adr;se 1,s friends to an ,hera ~ anf H. ~.
iu'uu " "a s,n,,a.as ~. +i,o.a 49, ~.
, 1860-05-24

MRS. BATES AGENCY Of
lI1 FruE FOR OuAESTIC SERVANTS,
Ill Washington Street, I'll
B<t~sen Wei. md Laaalle, Ctleaxn.
10 Hk1s se1t from tn q@eR without n1iptsd enx6.
, 1860-05-24

THE GREATEST WONDER OF
i TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
txtf. HGa6'S Hair Restorative.

AVE ,ae 81 Loais, No.. ,eluocat: Below W. puhlteh
,:ts 10 Dr. Woaa. ot tits city. !spm gentleman IN
- I:r Iozic sacn ~ i.1cr n.s. La+r s e1eci, vhea
c'.ns from tr!:.t:e s.l:ce certificates Ae xrAan
iers t11h lc Dr. ct: encc:luat cnI usalth& puff
~ :ot1 The rscss: a.. NV,
s.entcr called few n:n .a1Ec+ tr highly henctc4l
rte. IN Of v.1s ha.: :ar-tve w@s adusa IN make NJ
q n ny y' M
eAractrt. .*nsc 't'cf nntht .ce procured ho-s 81
-. :; . s I'D ID i sss eHsd .s<s e.
rave slnoe pro n.s: .roheE hcttt 81 Tac lave ssed
f5y :" t *1td Sd int h ~ ct y
lev ost to ~: stsy linz Ii h.s La before for txen
tvs sst q "a resT. T. nsedn vi iho SANE e5e
The above notice. aue 70 yoa 1os gopt, e41ao1s
r. difncf.or+ not h2Ee oee.seo 70 soatHaist ~ ~
a.ceat en .! N e5 @nI d pesm1 tI*1 as.e
- :Sss, IT. I'D i;4nx p4:e i
1s sr4rei q tare i9 oths; Ts L
Tooos HE nfS5RHtI1SSS HERE ela fSs
,eo. XVI. X Sex orieans lsa. -. !sesssa 20 e
g e. so4 I'd
st1s: Y a?is '196Hsoa
The us51:'*n.d. IL. K px9. 81 m:nfter q rrks-
;sIHasdE Al rato' q III urts CEurch 4 BFooS.
s etA: n9EsEi D9ER 81
,,... Sir, mss;sr -. r.
u. been e1ceu*I. removing iaaanms;isn aandruG aad
~ ..o xtf s:Ts
~h1eh va sses.n:c: 9rsnAl have
t's:. Nus %os5 s E7oS &;
,sus@.. : I'D % fsne1 II GOA. b.a1,f o' III IS S90'
, 1860-05-24

: Among the many preparations
ee:ore the Iutc As calu fer The Fever Asue.
have bscn received with eus estA tasof as Dr. J.
H0sTETrEn'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS+ Yls toac las beoa circulated and its many VIZ
tues promulgated throughout 1he Statea aud every dry the
tropre'o greeted with the intelligence Of sous drraa
fl e1.a ranqaised by tic Of their celebrated Bua1
In our pzinc3a al cites, there but nNca whs
lsct ,hc CHe1s IL farr ahng &er 1uedc.seasss.8 a.
soa IL both nl1 aud ssabe TO The taste, Ano sl1nu
lat!nk upon fyse. For certain for
te Fever Akuc FI..urney. Dyspepsia. and al Other
morbid ci:tazes, 1t Is au1e and unequallcd.
For slle hy drug and aales generally eve-Jwhess
, 1860-05-24

n NOX, EUSTACE d REED,
~ ATTORNEYS At Law,
no. 1870 CLARK ST h & e r !,
Between Warrington and Madison. Chicago, ILL.,
Jusxxx Kxox. JpKn " EusrAc1. CaAs. H RKxD
, 1860-05-24

6I 0.7Ps P94"' 17'77 70 - %
tretrjng complaint, ard gives the IaIrtt ort arda'tnR
lxz Ao,t sny ctaer disaase in fnct Ills combination Of
MARY complaints In oue. Tic symptoms arc n1mfrous
aLt Ut k Of xlmost MI Other compAlts COLI
anvl From ,h. tac arises the very many whcsa
til. d*cas 1alen for othes, and Improperly
tre.t+ TIE tr.t symptoms hau!eney. 1o%
.:appttlse. heartburn. Aalachc etc.. neglected Amnt
a<Aysawakcn dormant disease, a-c seud tie poor
tuSrrtr to preu aure grave. What Jdu must fIt 60
the h!oo and regulate tie bowels do this with the
Mountain Herb p1s aud you cAn lid Gttaues u Dye
T.pA!A.
rfE 1r1
, 1860-05-24

sB Meyers' Miraculous Vermin Dis
t:o5st. shs ods*s md best renecy fsz RATS
snc NICE o0CKRoAcnES. BUGS. ANTS. MOSQUE.
TOES. FlEAS MOTHS, 0RAlN-NoHNs and GAR
Den INSECTS.
u frsrelpal Depot tl2 Broadway, Nsw York.
90" o. oFuEGlfa ss15~hsrs. xryc.cslG3a
, 1860-05-24

SEW1S:,sG ) MACHINES; J | :
l.. CORNELL l. cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Fast Stftc1.
WARRANTED 70 give good satisfaction q 'hs s,eeiet e.
chimes are large inches under tr aE ret TIT 10 e
able have lie under feed straight needle seE iIo: ~
Common epopt do 1~ aaA nntft 1otE " sune
t" ihe lnrh. Run vElsi. EASY sNp ALMOST
NQIsELESS, and are neatly anlshe:- Either Machine VII
Stitch, Hem, Fell. Tuck, Gather and Embrosder.
rlsy lave ,aken the A1gnEsf rkEMtgA 1 ~ sfge:s =
Fairs. The &s MacEe. You ,c* ratent)!s equat y G.
paey The aloo a,aehnes T9ns ask on e hoT: p
Ghscaeo. Tle y: oae a:ea as pasnt! X afSe! s
f4tunnS Fauity Machine snublted (1asEaF sa.t
ent Is very rss and couvcu CIT f"E SEWING 4rSe E1f
snta Quilting. &C.: aso, luh ~ cApahe Of dp.i3 the
Ines, Swiss Musls Ethe1ol taese easlr learned lfo
tie printed directions.
na.ppl.t Circulars 4n6 Cut se,t reec!pt =! etamp
NrGrr tote agents lere foI the uS1tEEs Al. II HE-m-
AER ASD GUAGt adjusted TO Ill fhickpesStso Of e4osh
and ali widths Of hem; will hem eeaIs And 1ein ano
CAS BE EASILY ATTACHED 70 Ai>f ot"lS.1
MACHINE. Prict4a.
LARGE DISCOUNT To AGENTS IND CLERGY.
DAGEHTs WANTED essryxhs.e Cone "a se*
os : = is ~ ~ i sass i.tiss ~ 1iiinn1s oela
, 1860-05-24
- Notice to Physicians and ths
fuh.te.-AlLCQCK,3 poRn11s n asrrns -rEsTI-

~ Notice to Physicians and tbs
fae:'e-ALLcocK's POROUS rLAsrEns-rEsT1-
AoSlAL.-"T. ALLcoCX L CO., No. c~ can1 stIcst.
nc" Tex 7eh Nov., 1sss.-G~nsl<aeR lately auds'ea
severity from weahaeaain In my back oseaaione2 oy SUI
een' ove1-exeftnE tnyteN. Having hs.1d ysur fste"
AAa Tue ro-ult wa IT. tA&t could drars. single pas'
s'usd ne in week Yeuu respectfully.
J. G. BRiuoS.
Proprietor OF tae Erau4retb House. New York.
TheEe nothing eeual In the way Of P'sss'4 Fo
Piaste7 Of Nr. ALLC0cE- EEtFytA'ng u raeasAA1
shout them They ihe plster u fh' anu
Of our pe.rat rn, Ia .elence mad IN AshR,
Cough Kidney Adecuons and 1a:A deep seAtsd pains,
they Ador1 permanent reef snd for weak saek pains IN
The sdc ,t,:hss aud s2ssodle paiaa generally, they NE
uesupasspd for the beuensthe5 mra1 rhYae1ans shoud
exan!uc th1 article wLlth y universally approved VIII
kaown Price Is cc1ts sAth. Principal oBce 81 Cana
t1ect New York sca b. al ra.rectabA 1sale.s in ued
cAnet
, 1860-05-24
sspOKEH'S EITTERS. :"

For hau thirty ysasn tnve sosa npe1ualed aud IN
rtva!ed -holw..us1Asp,ss NukxEass IMITATION Asp
t.clr tune and tr3r valuable Eed'cinA
properties In I'll Of conpAnta ennecled With the
.tom.eh ths Nervous System vel for the!E gene
raj u.efune.s most Agreeable rsiulant In thcE vA1-
pleasant arpancfa- In artorancc with the teatl
,n-.ia:x Of medical Faeue~ 10 Europe :hey la,e aso
lete tecn pronounced and by all who Triad
them. 10 re 1.-THE BEST UlTTEN5 EVER INTRO
uUCED~ and Is con1dt1tly felt that they Will In1suala
t.er reputation OIL u.c. own uusuEra1act n1rs:ts.
For 4ae BY nau* Ct tls rson!ecat and tnzgsA
ar1 With Ilberl tiacouu 10 the .rats " The Agent
l.. FGfkE. JK,
EAyfl.c1t-1u m. % Frhnt nrett- new i oIk-
, 1860-05-24

Ut MASTER'S SALE State OF ILL
4f1 nos, Cook County, ~-cook County tl-cait Court
u ATn&trnk and JAnoe4 Aye4Il1.
FpoEc Notca be1<b7 xisen that n pur.uarce Of the
maads,s 1o dtetsse to<..d Il Above tat.d aa.s o.
Tie 18th day Of Mach. a. d tStu /, L.. T. f.ine Frtf4
On Master IN Ghancetv of took County state Aorksa vii
~ eleventh. dAy Of sae. D. lsde tsA public Aee:
on eoF ezst 70 the highest bder ooY of fhe
Court Hou.e IN Tho thv Q. Chicago County q. Cox,
Aoread u ten O'Clock in the tasns,n It i tav III It
th1t esrAln sae. Of lad u4.d IL thr Ity Il
chicago. and n*u lily called the 'Sa1u Ear help< 81 hA3
pat q the fih fraction Of s~t No. ten fpl tn ttvur
mr. ~ ShY.n nine a9t rorh OF tou1e4. ~, ease
ofhe third principal eEd!an. which fs ou of The psfa
constructed IN trt halboT keax wae IL mol IN.
etuded n r. .a.<s u e kia1e, Ata,;,cn " sd
original p'st n map oftald Krs-s .a,!on nav "a *
p shs ones of the Recorder Of Dted Tor trs County d
Cook, to which said kuAl reteL hstsHJ
made nuch thereof mst he make hi
money due TO t complainant uca .al errre st,h
&c. L.C. PAINE FkEEK
Master In C121erEy, Gpek t'.untY.
Chleaka. May Il 1866 mss9ce'+td
, 1860-05-24


AND SHOES
for and within the StaeB Of seonsn 1ow1 Ind Mime
rata AID hereby se noce thst Ill pa1ea dealing thea
:a1d upon our EXCLUSIVE ti&h.a md that
u *t a'e aivised At anY atcKemen aha denaat proper
and immediate retre-*.
Ne have made e1tsnAvs arrangements With the roost
celebrated manufacture vhseby We sao fully supPy the
cts aad Soes from cur .tors Ia theaEo. esch pair of
which will be stamped Ct labelled With cur name.
E< shall recognize Tipped Eoo4a within either tho
aboss States but such A. Ns thus stamped and supplied
We will warrant 10 a Instances one pair 1t chids COP
{efpped ehnesto out two aud ofentIne~ three
ntE pairs equal quality without ups hs ehown By
very tnany ten nonals, while Tho rx1eo<e a but ts1s
atpx actual average sastng To hs consumer Of
EeaE two hund' e PER etnt-
We AZ, own he ntht (not esessi-e for hs sae Of there
r1ttnte goods iuto Al Territory Of the Of hs patent
and in subjected 10 patent cotnnfssou Of tvs
and half cent paid ty ali other teasfs+
We ptrttut Fy so1itt the attention Of desr7 !n the*s
COOS within the sates Of uInol Aeh s1d Indiana
10 o' aader III p.!sat aad the quality q eus
wh ch aim quality cnn%ide1et TO offer II competing
pieces with kon1A without T1r4.
Ne shall e!ve undivided Affection to hs branch OF our
business IN conueetio1 With general Hoet .nd respect
fully solicit ortEs fer ouz goods and dus respect fo' cur
tat deaess ray b. ,n!s1ed By fhs advetsemens Of
otes In Cheaxn and elsewhere. Outside The State. OF
Wisconsin, Iowa a"d Eunrscs, who AdTe1e themselves
Is agents TIT the *..e Of
MITCHELL'S PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
- that I'll agencies 90 rot extend to In any
whey r"p?e.1sn 10 The !t- of sAd x1t "thn ths
.r.>..-. ~ EAn-Wi,nTH h WELLS.
, 1860-05-24
p. CONGRESS ;
:. G. ". /:
!: WATER. :

Any NJ: h.vn& thoe wordl AID letssa Ie CsrkA
4ts counterfeit; and the purchaser should Irssscute the
stlfe. fur .wind,ink.
sl-Onlts wid nce've prompt attention addressed TO
VI 1t ConE1es, Spring. Saratoga New Tusk. Or nj s9E
esu,Ierr Dcpo: .. Congress Ea!c1 IN New York dty-
CLARKE Il WHITE.
rfpnytetses Cocers.s ErftnEs,
, 1860-05-24

Barry's Tr1copherous IS tho best
u ehrap-.t article for dts.rx beauHfS!nE seans1k
eflns preserving and 9extesiue ths hai: iadles TT
4.rT nj l>rusxalA and r+s.htee1A- ahI4b<n 6n
, 1860-05-24

HOFFMAN, i GEIPCKE.
B*a.1:AERS,

n
GdiGAdV---~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ILLINOIS.
t1 L. xAeAvr~ srnp-
II A 40 AAoAAAsR oA AHksHls
6ank1nG department
csty or country, aud Tie usaa1 aecooGztons aat to
regular cepoators and correspondents.
4,eeiRl agreements have been nAde 70 that tdeet.
receive depodtA payable It s2ec.e1 date % which
SAVINGS DEPARTnENT.
trn.,..,,, 1, .,,.. M, ,... %b,, +ra 4,,,... .,
9osfe. ~ me.as;ts sued inttq. Il T se 3 as9
Iii he .oved Cd Jsoos,ts o this dese-,a psn pf II
tnnrs saVs rsmained n 6,i7 hsnds sTsrtSei m
.is uass T. W. ~ p ~ eHe. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

BvnDERs In no city In the world has the
trade you follow been more fourishing than in
New York. Countless millions have been ex-
pended among you for the last ten years in the
erection of costly mansions and magnificent
stores. Why' Because the city and the nation
we're rich and prosperous through their COM
MERGE. II Lincoln is elected, and the Union d.
vided into sections aud torn with hostile interests
the tide Of commerce will be stopped. Finan-
cial disaster will shut mp stores, make mer
chants bankrupt, depreciate property, and re-
duce nillonaires to poverty. What then be-
comes Of your trade? Remember this, and
when you read these lines hasten to the polls
and vote against Lincoln. Take the Union
ticket you will fnd In another column along
with you. and put 1t in the ballot box. Make
all your neighbore do the same, and, above all
hinge, vote early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

How BLACK RErrDLIcAYIsN WoRxs.-In one
town in Connecticut eleven hundred workmen
we're discharged last Saturday, because the
manufactures have no orders from the South.
II Lincoln il elected today, we shall have
nothing but political agitation and abolitionism
rampant One hundred thousand workmen aud
workwomen will be thrown out Of employment,
and havet to starve or live through long, cold
winter on public charity. Workmen of New
York, you can prevent this. The vote Of this
State depends on the vote Of this city and the
defeat Of black republicanism depends on the
vote Of the Empire State. But you must vote
early, and call on your neighbor to vote early,
too; be sure, By all means, that you vote early
yourself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

Why THE BLACK REPUBLICANS WISH TO
ABOLISH THE ARMY AND NAvY.-Sevard as
erted in bis speech at Lansing, on the 9th of
September last, that the black republicans
wish to abolish the army and navy, because
they are kept only "that slaves may not escape
rom the slave States into the free, and that
emancipated negroes in the free States may
not enter and introduce civil war into the
slave States" Freemen of New York, do you
wish that the army and navy shall be abolished
for these nefarious objects Of black republican
isms Then you must defeat Lincoln and to
do 80 you must vote early, and call your neigh
Dor to vote early, too; but be sure that you
vote early yourself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

NOTHING MADE IN THE SoUrH.-Seward told
the people Of New York a few days since that
he could not End q single article of rsiment,
nor anything else, made at the South. He
thought he had found place in New Orleans
where they made horse carts and such things,
but on close examination be found they were
made at New Haven, and only sold at New
Orleans. Yet he and bis black republican fol-
lowers want to destroy twelve millions Of
consumers Of Northern productions, aud
replace them with twelve millions Of com.
petitors with our Northern manufacturers aud
laborers. This Is the policy Of suicide for
Northern industry. You must help to stop It
by voting against Lincoln. See, then, that you
vote early, and call on your neighbor to vote
early too; but be sure that you vote early
yourself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

WORD TO TIE WIDE AwAKEs.-The black
republican Wide Awake organization have
given US premonition Of the war spirit which
they wish to rouse through the land, by their
attacks on the Southern boarders at the New
York Hotel; on the Union men at the Bell and
Everett headquarters; on conservative citizens
driven into the Everett House; on New York
fremen attacked In their engine house, and on
numerous other occasions. We are told that
they are to day going to challenge systematical-
ly every freeman at the polls, in order to pre-
vent New York city from casting the great vote
she Is entitled to as the commercial metropolis
Of the Union. Let them beware how they rouse
the indignation Of patient people. Minute
Men Of New York, see that you do your duty
Vote early, and protect your neighbor, that he
may vote early also; but be sure that you vote
early yourselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

FREorESrERs OF WATERING PLAcEs.-The
glory Of your summer resorts will have de-
parted II the friendly relations between the
North and South are disturbed, as they GER
tainly will be in the event Of Lincolns cleo
ton. No more Southern gold will pour into
the Golfers Of the landlords. No more rich
prizes in the shape of young men from the
plantations. or bellies with the dark eyes and
raven hair OF the sunny South. will make New
port and Saratoga resplendent and attractive,
and we at the North will become 40 straighten-
ed by the disrup,ios OF trade and commerce
that we will not be able to afford 70 90 to .
watering place at all. Seriously, this interest
as well as every other will suffer By the sue.
Gees OF Lincola and the sbolitoaists. Renem-
Der this, and vote against him 70 day. 10 not
hesitate about It, but vote early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

CHANrER GorSG TO WITHDRAW oppo.
nents to the republicans In every Congressional
district in this city, excepting the Sixth, have
now united upon one candidate, thereby IN.
suring an anti-republican delegation. Mr.
J. W Cbanler, the Tammany nominee is yet
in the field, with an apparent attempt to throw
the district into the hands of the republicans;
but as 1t Is apparent that be canr OF poll but a
small vote, be viii no doubt act the part Of
patriot, % Mr.. Mather has done, aud with
draw from the field The voters may look for
his withdrawal by noon to day. one o Dir.
Conklings managers asserted yesterday tns'
the only person that be feared was John Cob
rane. Let every antirepublican remember
this, and govern himself accordingly. Vote for
Cochrane, and vote early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

FASHIONABLE NIrLNERs Remember that II
Lincoln Is elected commercial ruin threatens
this great metropolis. Yonr profitable trade viii
dwindle down to nothing. No more wealthy
sou'berners will come here TO spend their mo-
ney freely with you, aud orr own rich clsses
will be compelled TO resuic, themselves In taeir,
expenditures. .or there will be bard tines via
tvep body. ieur in.eres. az veil as others 'Sill
suffer w .te success OF aboliuonism, You hsvs
- votes yourselve.; but send your hu'',aods to
he rols, 1nd II you have cons euii'lea 70 vote
send them too, The frs; tbirs the morning. Cut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

JrpGE RrssEL AND THE PUguASIcM AND
BrACKLEG 0RGAS.-The Puritan and black.
leg organ Of this city, which has just been
raradiDg cut Of press, and publishing in its
columns as news what every newsboy has had
at his tongues end for years, had In It's issue
yesterday one ofits labored editorials, with the
straight coat arguments Of all the blacklegs Of
the city against Judge Russell. These gentle
men. falling TO meet with success 10 Philadei-
phia, have come and squstted down In this
city. and. without being able to 60 back In our
history but two or three months, have made q
bitter attack upon one Of the most fearless
judges Of the city. We're the editors of this
Puritan blackleg organ able TO look back
through the last four or Eve years they would
see that Abraham ID. Russell had done more
to establish order in our city than all the Puri.
tan preachers and Puritan blackleg organs
combined. II Is not TO be wondered al, how.
ever, that this Puritan blackleg organ has
come out In defence Of the roughs Of this city.
Having raised the little sum Of hundred thou
sand dollars, and finding no other way TO spend
Il, they have gone TO publishing Puritanical
blackleg organ. Their last attempt will only
strengthen Mr.. Russell; for since the organ Of
the blaeklegs has spoken every honest citizen
knows the desire Of that class, and win walk
up to the polls to- day and vote for Abraham
y Russell for Recorder, a. the only judge that
VIII prevent the city from beicg overun BY
'oieves and blacklegs. Vote early.