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sure and sovereign remedy IOr
CouqIs. Colds, Group, asthma, Whoop'ng-
C0uqn, Sore Throat. BTOHthitIs, H01rSc-
ness, Influenza, Ferer and Ague.
1t is warranted to relieve Group in FIVE min
utes
To break UP common cold in a single night.
To relieve the Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases Of The lungs,
previous 10 liberation.
To break up the chills and fever in few days.
Nc.srs. E. B. Mveooy & Co.
Barnet VI, Nov. 3, Isjs.
Itafords me great pleasure TO add my testimy-
nv in favor Of YOUR invaluable mediclne-the
Magic Compound I had been subject TO most
distressing ough for more than fcr;y years, and
had tried several remedies without deriving any
real benefit Nv cough continued 10 grow worse
svc-v winter till the winter Of 1856 then was
confined to ms bed, and all who saw me thought
me diving with consumption. Ny son, who had
lust been cured Of a bad cough by using part Of
bottle of your Compound, gave We few doses Of
it, This holped me so much that l procured
bottle aud before I bad used all Of this, was re-
stored to health. Since then l have had no cough,
acd though l am about seventy years old, enjoy
good health aud I attribute it all 10 yosr medi-
cile-tbc Magic Compound.
Very truly yours,
LEVI BEAN.
Read the following from one Of the best physi-
ia1s il Vermont.
IT have used Weeks Magic Compound in my
own family with most signal success, Bnd do not
hesitate to pronounce it, in ny opinion, the very
hes: cough medicine extant. In every case, 80 far
as my knowledge extends, where it has been used,
it has given the greatest satisfaction.
L. C. MOORE, ". D."
North Troy. Vt, July l, 1859.
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DEWEY's NEW STORE.

DEWEI'S NEW STORE.
In this beautiful village Of Z.
There's one phenomenon more
Very handy and handsome to see
OF course it is DEwEY's NEW STORE.
Examine within and without;
Above and below and before;
CT all the fine buildings about,
There's nothing like Detrey's N,v Stare
His dealings, so long on the Square,
Are still "on the square" as of yore:
But to Church street you now must repsir,
To traffic at Decays Ne,c Store
Old friends, who were always at hand
Though the journey was rather bore)
To trade at his previous stand.
VIII glory in Dstrsy's Neu Store
lie Buyers Of Groceries heed
Lxamine, compare, and explore;
Precisely the thing you need
IS ready at Deeey's Ne,r Store
And when you have purchased it,-eome-
We solicit just one favor more;
Please say to the people at home,
l bought it at
DEWEY'S NEW STORE!
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OOD 81 BR WV

MASUFAcTrREnS OF
TILE FOR LAND DRAIN ING
TEE
VERMONT STATE TILE WORKS,
On the North Shore of Mallett's Bay. Colchester
Vermont. Pest Office addrsss, WEST MILTON
July !. If
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UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
EURE JAMAICA RIM.


FURE JAMAICA RUM,
ST. CR0IX RUM, SCOTCH IRISH WHISkEY
All the above imported and bottled BY himself.
warranted pure and the best quality.
TO THE PUBLIC.
l will stake my reputation, as man. my stand
ing as merchant of thirty years residence of New
York, that what l pledge and testify to with my
seal, my label, and my certificate, is correct, and
can be relied upon by every purchaser.
Physicians who use Wines and Liquors in their
practice should give the prefere to til csc articles
For sale by all respectable Druggists and
Apothccaries. The wholesale Druggists of Bost-
on will supply the trade. Also, NJ. E. BURR, d
CO., or g. c. GOODWIN, dealers in Family
Medicines.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufdets,sr and Importer ofthe SehieAdm
Aromatic SehnaPps.
No. s2 Beaver Street, New York.
davSmos
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AND -
United STATES FORM BOOK.
BEING A COMPLETE GUIDE IN ALL NAT
TIERS OF LAW AND BUSINESS NEGO-
TIATIoNS,
For EVERY STATE IN THE UNION
Containing LegaL Forms Of
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, LEASES,
AFFIDAvITs, ASSIGNMENTS
AWARDS, DECLARATIONS,
STATES OF DEMAND,
DEMANDS, LETTER
or CREDIT, ARBI-
TRATION BONDS
PARTNERSHIP
ARTICLES.
ORDERS,
RELEASES.
ADMINISTRATORS
AID EXECUTGRS DEEDS
AID INSTR crIONS, WILLS.
CaDICTLS. APPRENTICESHIP IN
pEyrUREs. SUBMISSIONS. LAND
1oINr-FEs. TENANTS AND LAND
lords sGREEMEHTS. RECEIPTS, CoMP)-
sITIoN WITH CREDITORS, 0ATHs.
sarrsFacTToy OF MORTGAGES
ALSO CONTAINING
TBEsJ5J7T9NLA Law. PATESTLAws WITH
TULL INSTRUCTIONS u INVENTORS
uAFEI4GrA>r DIvpHCE. CUSTOM
Uor~E REGULATIONS. FORMS AND.
TARIF7 IT IrI-Is. LIABILITIES
81 IrNlnV ,ARRIEEs. LAW
.rrAEINEFsHIP, MINORS.
u.WTP. NATUBALiZA-
TON nc, WITH
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CONTAINS OVER 400 CLOSELY PRINTED
PAGES AND Is SOLD At TIE FOLLOWING
REMARKABLY low PRICES
BOUND N NEATLl EMBOSSED LEATHER
BACKS. PE!cE - CENrs
BOUND II FULL SHEEP, LIBRARY STYLE.
Pace )
ACOPY OF THE BOOK N EITHER OF THE
ABOVE STYLES OF BINDING, WILL UT
SENT By MAIL, PosTAGEPAID.
on RECEIPT OF THE
PRICE
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READ
READ!

have used Dr. Henry's Ointment for Scratches
and Salt Rheum sores very often, without single
failure.-HExRY SEYMOUR, Proprietor Public
House, Highgate, Vt.
1t is the best remedy for scratches, gals and
caIks I ever saw. L. SANDERsoS, Proprietor
fremont House, st. Adams Vt.
1t has been tried and not found wanting.-St.
Adams, Vs. Messenger.
I cured nv hand with DR.. Henry ElectricOint-
pent in weeks, when the physicians said would
be without the use Of it months. hal cut ali
the fingers to the bone, with circular saw;
A. D. PECKHAM, Lebanon, y. II.
T \ r " Z + ),
are your CONS troubled with sore teats: Ii youwll
apply DR.. HEYRY's ELECTRIC OINTMENT, at nj sht
I will warrant them well in the morning
4. J. GREEN, HI0HGATE, Vt.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
New York, McKesson Robbins; Boston, Geo
Goodwin & Co.. Troy, J L. Thompson Coz
bany, R. j. & A. c. Grant.
Sold by one or more in every village.
Orders solicited from the trade.
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WILL, DURING TIE PRESENT SEASON,
run their line Of
lSTCLAES UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
pAur, between
Osdensburgh, Cleveland. Toledo aud Detroit,
and TRI-wEEELY between
Chicago, Milwaukee, and intermediate Ports, in
Guiding W aRkegan, kenoshl Rscins. Pt Wash
ington, Sheboysan, Nanitowo,. Mackinaw, p.
Huron, St Clair,
LEAVING OGDENSBU RGH on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS At l r.
calling regularly for PASSENG Frs and
FREIGHT, at BrocGvilo, Alexandra
Bay, Clayton, Cape Vincent, and
OSWEGO.
Passengers and Families moving " est. can l.
bark with their luggage, Teams, Stock, dean
land together without disturbance or Tranship-
ment at their Port Of destination. . These
Steamers have large Cabins and State Rooms, am
ply and neatly furnished, for First Class PasSeH-
gers and Second c bins with Cook Stoves and CON-
Portable Accommodations FOR Passengers and Fami-
lies who may wish to furnish their own provisions
and bedding No efforts viii be spared to
maintain the reputation Of this, the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
Freight forwarded to the care of the Agents at
Ggdensburch will receive clreful attention and
dispatch.
Apply to c. J.. THOMPSON, or GEO. PARKER,
0gdensburgh, y. \.
GEO. W. SMITH, Passenger Agent, ogdens-
burgh, N. Y.
J0HH A. WOOD, General Travelling Agent.
April l. VSmos.
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The Ill. or Country Lawyer

y 80 i-.a hnl, ready at bis hand, in compact and
reiia5l, 'pe forms for legal instruments ofev.ry
e scrptoh, iaeluding those for
DEEDS. BONDS, MORTGAGES, INDENTUREs,
PO las OF ATTORNEY, ARTICLES OF CO.
PARTNERSHIP, LETTERS OF LICENSE AND
CREDIT, AGREEMENTS, sATIsFACTIoSs,
JUDGMENTS, LEASES, WILLS AND CoDI-
CHS, COMPOSITION WITH CREDITORS, Ell,
ETC, ETC.
Together With great mass of carefully collected
Information, which will enable him 10 state the
Law points on nearly all case, that may be brought
before him.
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For Married Hen and Women

We have given full Instructions f5r reserving
property in case Of marriage. and, for those who
need them, complete instructions and ferns for
proceedings in cases Of Divorce together With in
formation On sn subjects that usually come before
the oogrts concerning married couples.
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TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS.

WHO LIN SONS, Barton, Vt, wholesale
gents for Western Vt, and Northern n. Y, TO
whom oil orders should be addressed.
Sold by A. C. Spear and Theo. A. Peck, Bur-
lington, J. ;. Storrs & Sons, Winoosd, and BY
dealers generally throughout the Country.
June J., 1850. w49m6
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The Mechanic,

WIN End, in addition 10 great store Of other
valuable matter,
THE LIEN LAWS or THE VARIOUS
STATES AND TERRITORIES, TIE STATUTE
OF LIMITATION TO ACTIONS, THE LIABIL-
IrIEs or CONTRACTORS, JOURNETMEE,
AND APPRENTICES, FORMS or BUILDING
AND OTHER CONTRACTS, THE LAWS OF
THE DIFFERENT STATES AND TERRIFIC
RIEs IN REGARD TO THE CLAIMS OF
WORKMEN FOR LABOR, AND INSTRUC-
TONS FOR PROCEEDINGS IN COLLECTING
THE SANE
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SKIRTS ! SKIRTS!


n c II o L : has just returned
from Nav York, where he has devoted some
little time among the
SEirt Marufactor'=s If New Iori Cifv.
completing arran gemeats fer all the novelties in
this department Of our trade.
We have in store, and 70 arrive ONE THOU
SAND SKIRTS, Of ali sizes a1I STYLES. s5z7ted
as well to the prattlin; two years old baby as TO
the gray haired matron. I have taken great pains
IN the selection Of the wire for nv Skirts ana AZ,
now opening the best assessment ever brought into
Vermont, as to style, quality of stock, aud mar
vellous cheapness
Among the new styles are the DOMESTIC
CIR LIE" "Promenaie." "Recsption." s.BroaI.
way "Parisian," and Mrs Shernan's s'Indestruc-
table Skirts" These Skirts are all made for our
own Trade and purchased direct from the manu-
facturers, for CASH, and wiz be sold % the Trade
at Wholesale OF retail, at prices whi,h DEFY
COMPETITION
r Orders by Mail, or Express solicited. AID
q satisfaction guaranteed.
We have the latest invention which has tested
Yankee ingenuity, all the way from the land of
Steady habits and Wooden Nutnega-in the saapeof
ARNoLD's PATENT HAIR CURLEF!
By which beautiful Rin-Iets arc assured. No
Ladies' toilet complete without them rerfeof
Ourler for ladies and ohildren's hair, SIMPLE
and CHEAP.
New styles of Ladies' Hair Meta, Ladies and
Childrens Mitts and Gloves y, u STYLES Of Linen
aud Marsalles Collars and Boscms silk Dress
Buttons,al Sizes and Colors; Ladies' SATCHE Is
and PORT MONNAIES new lot Of Hosiery.
STATIONERY; BLANK BOOKS;
The best assortment Of WRAPPING
PAPERS in town, at low rates. -
BraHebof A'~s. Dera9rsst's Ns,s To,t EalDsr,r.,
OF Ne" AID ELEGANT PATTERNS OF rARIs FASHIONS.
in advance Of the published Modes New Patterns
just reesived- We trust the Ladies will SEQ ne
Importance OF sustaining thi: department Of ON,
business. thankful for the liberal patronage ex-
tended TO Us, shall do all in our power N n,ait
its continuance REMEMBER THE PLACE
NIOHOLs' skirt Emporium and Yankee Notion
bazaar Corner Of Chu :ch and Bank Sts., Burliny-
where Skirts can be tried and fitted 10 the r.-so
5. B. NICHOLS, Agent.
Burlington, Vt. July 10, 1860. Wit
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For EmigrantS,

vs. have prepared instructions and forms Of steps
for obtaining lands, as yell from tho Government
a. from Individually also, the laws Of the different
state, in regard to evcrything pertaining to citi
zenship; purchasing mortgagins, recording, and
selling uroperty horse, sheep, dog, and general
cattle lav; taking land on shares, etc, etc etc.
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The Farmer,

Aiso. tss been cared for. For bin We have gath
cred 81 the forms now in use for
DEEDS OF ALL KINDS, MORTGAGES, SAT.
iSfAcrI0N OF MORTGAGES. BILLS OF SALE
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& D ..
Great Northern anu Hcs:err
ROUTE.

NORTHERN -. ~ RAILROAD.
80 Macs saued bettes5l burlington & Ctissu
bV this Route.
sVIRST TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 81, ~
! arrives al Ogdensburgh az II IS An, cc--s.
i1g at Potsdam with Potstam and " Ete-tC~1 8s
read for WATERFOWL, Rome, Syracuse, Roc,s-s-
Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati a.
the West via Lake Shore; and at Ogisns5u,s
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for Bytsr.
Kingston, Tc-onto Hamilton, Detroit, Chicasc 4.
al points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves ROUse's Point a.
P 81 OF On the arri7 al OF the Trains from the -s.
mont Central Railroad, arrive at Ogdeusbu-sh
P. n, connecting with brand IruGk Ra,ros- e.
all points Is est
RET Z RNIN G.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ogde1sburgh at G0AX
arrives at Rouse's Point 10 P. u. Connects II
the Vermont Central and arrives az Burli---,-
10 p. NJ, making connections with 81 Ss'.r.
Lines SOuth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves OgdensbUrgb a
P. NJ, arrives at B0Use's Point ct co ?. Il. r
LODGE connecting as above, and with CnaGrE
and s.. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal ara Q-sss
Tickets for the above Routes can be Tro-1-s1r
At all stations On the Vt Central Railroad az.
". L. CHURCH, Burlington. ".
GEO. '. HOTLE, Su,-
January Z, 1855. febI3d6E
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UD0LPH0 WOLFE 5
PURE PORT WINE.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S

Imported and bottled by himself, put up for med
icnal use, with his certificate the bottle war
ranted pure and the best quality,
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'TINsHIF's PATENT.
Upright, selfYentilating


2 E T i [ G L Il 4 T o r.
r51uIS Refrigerator is the oaly ons ever oEered
that is perfectly vsRtila, Z. and in 50 scrsnfffs
yet simple a manner, thBt PRoF SILLINAS has IN
troduced description Of 1t In his new work OF
Natural Philosophy, as the best llastrzfr'-
practically tested, of perfect ventilation.
The temperature is rays uniform. The az
never becomes stagnsnt. There is no waste Of ice
The warm air cannot enter upon opening the doors
Access 20 the leo is had withous disturbing the
provision chamber. Articles Of DIFF NM flrors
cannot f~7regrefs each other. Mr. dslicafs fruits
and meats, can be Preserved ptu-h longer than n
any other Refrigerator
All who value health and pure food are advised %
give this article a trial. The cost il about the
sanlo a. the common ice chests, and they are nsde
ith Psaoilcd sides and top anG tastsfaIly grained
For sale BY
g ; DOW &Co-
April 50 davtt
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SALT! SALT! SALT!!i SALTfr
A SUPERIOR article Of ROCK SALT. put up
n in S, 10. 20 and 200 ID. sacks, and $50 Ii
bbls.. in quantities TO suit. For sale by
3. THATCHER CO..
Pioneer Buildings
Burlington, Nay "a, 1880. axx
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VERMONT LINIMENT

Rheumatism, Inflammation, Crsmp, sprains,
Bruises. Cuts, Burns, Flesh Wounds, Spasm,,
Toothache, Sudden Coughs, Colds, Bowel Com
plant, Dysentery, &c, &c.
This article is warranted to be the best Liai-
ment or Pain Killer in the world. We want to
give away few bottles in every town in Yer
mont to cure the that nothing else will cure,
so that VIC can get II introduced at once. Ask
your Druggists OF Merchants to order supply
on commission, and we will put in few bottles
free to give away.
All orders should be addressed 10 the proprie.
tors,
J. NJ. HENRY L SONS, Waterbury, Vt.
Price % Cents, WARRANTED.
Sold in Burlington by A. c. SPEAR and J. "
ROBY 4 Co
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FOR ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY, THE LAWS
IN REFERENCE 10 LOST, sTRAYED, AND
STOLEN CATTLE, FENCES, ROADS, cULTI-
WALTON OF LANDS, HoMEsTEADS AND EX,
EMPTIoNs,; THE LAWS, FORMS, AND STEPS
TO BE TAKEN FOR RECOVERING OR Oh
TANNING TITLES TO PUBLIC LANDS.
and large amount of other important forms
and information, the details Of which may be
found by turning to the contents.
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NEW ESTABLIS HMENT!

' y " = = d =
I54 URCH STREE
TFHE So BSCRIBER has Just opened a beauti-
Il full assortment Of
WATCHE>.
CLOCKS,
JEVELRY,
SILVER WARE,
and FANCY GOODS.
to which he invites the attention Of the public
Watches, Clocks and JeweIry repaired, and en-
craving done in the best manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
@. ". WISGATE.
July TO- 1850. wifi
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PURE SHERRY WINE,

Imported and bottled by himself, the same as the
Port Wine.
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UD0LPH0 WOLFE'S

Imported and bottled by himself for private AID
medicinal use, the best Wine ever offered for sale
to the trade in bottles. This wine is warranted
perfectly pure.
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For Landlords and Tenants.

We have provided Forms of Leases, Agreements,
and all the necessary Instructions and legal forms
Of Installing and removing tenants.
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LOW.

IT rs AUTOMATICALLY CERTAIN that
ADevey sells goods several inches below bis
sidewalk.
AuS. 10th.
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HOWe'S Improved Weighing
Scales.


STRONG q ROSS PATENT.
G. s. BLODGETT & CO.
COLLEGE ST., BuRLI,crox V,
Agents for the manufacturers of these
JUSTLY CELEBRATED SCALES
We nave no" on hand and for sale, large in
voice OF the above Patent Premium Scales, which
we shall sell at Manufacturers' prices.
flowing, viz : WV
HAY SCALES
PLATFORM with and without wheels.
pdcities.
POST OFFICE"
Also new aud desirable Scale for pr;vate fam
G. S. BLODGETT& co.
~ " Il KEY PRIMES,
at PEIRCE's
OTTER or ANNOTTA, fresh and uic.
" for cheese-makers;
and other Dyes;
Just opsnsd a.
THIo. 4. PICKS,
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Executors, Administrators.
Guardians. and Minors.

Are also fully provided for. In fine. We have tn
deavored &c make work adapted to the wants Of
q everybody who prefers in all ordinary matters
to avoid the grievous expense and waste Of time
which attend all business AMI cases entrusted to
la-xtrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-14

The New Pain Killer !.-Thc best re
THE NEW VERMONT REMEDY.
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WILL NOT IsToxIcATE OR sruPET1'
ASA MEDICINE, it is quick and effect
nal. curing the most aggravated cases Of Dyspep'
sia, Kidney Complaints, and all other derange'
ments of the Stomach and Bowels, IN SPECIFY
manner. ,Lol,
II will instantly revive the most melancholy
and dropping spirits, and restore the weak, nerv'
ons and sickiy to health, strength and vigor.
Persons who, from in the judicious use of liquors
have become detected, and their nervous SYSTEM
shattered constitutions broken down, and suoJec
10 that horrible curse to humanity, the DELiRlUA
TnEnExs, will, almost Immediately, feel the nap
DIV and healthy invis Grating efficacy OF Dr. HAN
Invigorating Spirits
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

ne, only relieves tho child from pain. but. 2.
Tigorate5 the stomach and bowels, correots aCii.
and gives tone and energy to TIE whole system. 7.
VIII almost instantly relieve
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
Lady EIgin--Statement of Mr.
smith.

Michael l. Smith, of Ontonagon, was among
the number of the saved He gives the fol
lowing statement of the disaster lie was on
the float with Capt Wilson,
81 was asleep in the mate s room at the time
of the accident The Waterman came in and
told the iirst-mate that vessel had run into
the steamers port side, just lorward@or the
whecl-house, and stove hole in her. The
mate and myself went directly on deck-lonnd
Capt Wilson there The steamer had on
board some 80 to $50 head of cattle. The
captain ordered the cattle to be thrown over
by the crew.
"The first and second mates went in the
life-boat to stop the leak They found the hole
so low that they could not get at it. The
steamer was listed over, but they could not
get at the leak
"The Captain ordered AL the passengers to
get life preseryers; think that most of them
did He then ordered the crew to take axes
aud break open the state rooms so that none
should be Ielt in them; / think that nearly
every passenger got out, although pulled one
out as we iloated by the state room
"a short time after this, the engine fell
through the bottom of the vessel ] should
think fifteen minutes after the schooner struck
her the hull went down Immediately. leaving
the hurricane deck floating; "A great portion Of
the passengers were on the hurricane deck
when the hull went down. the most of them
jumped OF very soon, thinking that it would
sink; the hurricane deck soon separated into
FIVE pieces there were twenty FIVE on the part
on which was; the Captain was on this; there
were some military from Milwaukee, and six
or seven ladies. the other four pieces went off
with a number on each
ave held up cabin doors forsais, and came
down smoothly as far as Winetka When
within few rods of the shore, the raft cap
sized some of us got back on it-among
them, the Captain and myself the Captain got
one of the ladies back; big sea came and
washed us off The Captain was the last man
on the float; heard him cheering the passen-
gers; another sea came, washed him of and
| he drowned.
"0f the twenty-five who were on the float,
only eight were saved
AFTER the life boat was launched, a yawI
which was aft was launched Two boats were
launched from the hurricane deck. knew
only two men on the raft--the Captain and
Mr. Waldo, the clerk of the National Mine nj
( Ontonagon.
when it became light in the morning, Tho
four RATS were in sight, and a great many
floating on pieces of the wreck The Captain
called to each of the RATS, and inquired If his
Southern friends were aboard They ans
wered from each that they were not
The friends referred to were probably Col
f. A. Lumsden and family, of New Orleans
and Mr.. Garth and family, of Kentucky
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
Sis ConsecutIye Years.

Mr. DRyDES the Republican nominee for
/, edrs--having been FIRST elected in 1854 We
learn that some Of his friends are arguing that
having already held the Office for so long, 'he
should he reelected, because he knows all
about its duties" We do not doubt but that
Mr. D. is thoroughly acquainted with the bus
mess of the Office. lie certainly ought to be.
But is the fact that he has already held the
office tor sir years past, any evidence that he
should be re-elected2 To our mind il is the
reverse, and we ask the people of Montgomery
whether he has not had the office, about long
enough We know it is good place, prof
table to any man who gets it, and we cannot
blame Mr. DRypEN for wishing to be coniin-
ued in it. yet, are there not others who will
make Just as good officers, whose claim to
the place is equally as strong as that of Mr.
D2 If so, and we suppose no one will deny
it, why should not Mr. DRYDEN be asked 10
step aside, at least for time, and allow
some one else TO have the benefit of the Office
Six years steady pull at so good an Office as
the Authorship of Montgomery, would satisfy
most men, yet the present incumbent docs moi
think it sufficient II, as it is, and we
think truly, reported, the Auditors Office
is worth about sir thousand dollars PEI
year, Mr. j. has received, during his term OF
service, the sum of about THIRTY-sN THOU
SAND DOLLARS from the Treasury Of Montgom
cry county; for sir years serrice, Such being
| the case. is it asking too much that he should
stand aside, and allow some one else to hav,
the benefit Of the place2 Consider this mel
of Montgomery, and beside by your votes il
October whether you are willing that smpl,
because a man has held the office six years hi
shoIld have life-lease upon it.