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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-18


Cn'haahua and the Governor Of the liberal party via,
~ nr C.eiaet arrived here yesterday where he intends
c,inscs a S last stand oordero and many Of the wealthy
'oe general OF the church party.
PROGRESS cxSsUa
NO comPete returns from any the census dsty,css
have yet been received In the cases where tbs
have asked for further te additional aid has bean ar
dered.
Movements OF Mr.. Douglas.
BRcrsvrox, Ne, August II. 1850
Mr.. Douglas stopped hour In this place 70 dav ana
made speech He is on his way TO Portland.
PORTLAND, Me-, August II, 1850
Mr. Douglas arrived here this afternoon and was intro
duced to the people by Mayor Howard. He made q
lengthy speech.
Nominations for Congress.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, August II, $780,
A. G. Riddle to-day nominated for Congress BY We
Republicans Of the Nineteenth district.
LANCASTER, Pa, August IT, $780,
The Peoples County Convention renominsted. by e.
clamaton Hon. Thaddeus Stevens for Congress 10 day
Virginia Politics.
RICHMOND, Va, August II. leo.
despatch to the Whio Gays that when the message
from Charlottesville received at stsunton for Cou-
mttee Of Con ference feeling prevailed that the Rreo
inrdge men should come to sbemi IL they wished h
settle dififeuces.
despatch 70 the Enquirer says that such PROPOSE
ton viii not be entertained By the Breokiuridge sa
The Abolition Conspiracy I'm Texas-Four
Men Hung.
WAsMSGros August IT, 1890.
According to Texas news in the New Orleans papers Of
Tuesday last, the excitement in relation to the abolition
conspiracy In that State appeared to be the ncreass
young man had been hung for giving strychniue 70
the slaves to put into the wells.
Another preacher had been hung for being an active
aboiitionist, while two other persons we're similarly
treated for melting slaves to insurrection.
These events had taken place different parts Of the
State.
Frequent attempts at poisoning and ncendiarsm were
reported.
Although the town Of Henderson had been nearly con-
sumed by are. the people appeared unwilling to put faith
In the reported conspiracy.
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BOURBON WHISKEY BITTERS
RBON WHISKEY BITTERS
CAMBRIDGE MARKET-JuIy1 II.

(keported Tor the Boston Journal)
Whole number of Cattle at market GA about 900 Beeves
and 12i Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Mich Cows
and one two and three years old.
PRcEs-Mdrket Beef-Extra, 81 90 so 0o-lst quality
so 00as6 75-2d quality, IS 90; Sd quality 81 Co., ordinary
SO 90.
Stores-working 0xeu-sSO, to $50.
Cons and Cdiues-$30 10, SO S67.
Yeariings-None. Tico Years Oid-S10a SIS.
Three Years Oid-S1s $50.
Sheep and Lambs $3.50 at market. Prices-in lots,
81, %, 81 GOA each. Extra 81 so SO 90 each.
Ldmbs-S2 90 a 81 CO.
Hdes-6J &c per lb TdHoW a Gle per lb.
CAR Skins, 10al3c h.
Peal CdiUes None.
N H. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but
the best large, fat, stall fed 0xet
Second quality includes the fed Oxen, and the best
stall fed Cows, and the best three year old Steers
Ordinary consists Of Bulls.
SheepExtra includes COssets and when those Of inferior
quality thrown out.
There the Eastern Railroad 6S the
Boston & Lowell, ~ the fchburg Of those
the Fitchburg from Albany.
REMARKs-Last weeks prices for the best quality Of beef
fully sustained but lower quality and stores dull
and prices have declined soc per cw and from 81 to 50 per
head for stores There large number of buyers for
Sheep and Lambs and although the supply large last
weeks prices fully sustained.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, ! In CnANcEnY,
- windham, $. s. April Term, 1860.
JusEpU CLARK us RUSSELL WARNER

Whereas, JOSEPH CLARK of Bratteboro, in said Coun-
y brought his Petition the April Term Of the Court Of
Chanccry for said County, against RUSSELL WARNER Of
the said Brattcboro setting forth that said Warner the
10th day of April A. D. 1852 mortgagcd to the Plaintiff
certain machinery, two screwCutting Engine Lathes
common Engine Lathes, and two Drill Lnthes and all the
Betting and Apparatus attached tn said machinery, situated
In said Warmers shop in Bratteboro aforesaid the
Plaintiff for having signed Note as surety for said Warner
Of $4,000 the Wnham provlent Institution for Savings
which note the Plaintiff has been compelled to pay 10 said
Instituon;And prayingtlat the Equity Of Redompto Of
said Warner in the machinery may I've iorecloscd.
And it appearing that said Russell Warner has left said
BratteborO and gone to parts unknown and has not had
personal notice of said PotiOn Is ordered by the Chan
ccor that said Petition he continued to the Term Of
said Court IN be held at Ncwnc, in and for said County
the second Tuesday OF September A. D. 1860 and that the
Plaintiff publish the substance of his Petition, with this
der for six weeks ssvey in the Vermont Phoenix print
ed at Breboro, the last publication to be at least twenty
days previous to said next September Term which will be
deemed sufficient notice said Russell Warner to appear
and make answer to said Petition. H. TYLER, Clerk.
X. W. Clarke Pln1s Solicitor 3w26
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PALMER'S ARTIFICIAL LEG.

- This world-rcnowned invention stands IN
RtvALLEp in Europe and America. 1t is worn 10y up
ward of 1000 perso including all trades, professions
and callngs. This celebrated leg received the award
y of the "Groat Prize Meddin at the Worlds Fair in
London hrtyhvc competitors from all parts Of Europe,
as "bost 1rtfcidt Leg known 1t applied to the short
and cndcrest stumps with entire success, and Is
natural IN its appearance defy detection The patient
is enabled to walk at its application. Pamphlets
giving full information sent gratis to patients and physicians
General Office and mandatory 10 Green street. Boston.
PALMER Il co.
n u. Beware Of imtators who using name, and
claim to have occupied responsible positions in employ
3m2S
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CARD TO THE LADIES.

DR.. DuPONCO's FRENCH Periodical GOLDEN PILLS, lnall
BILE in removing stoppages Negotiations Of the
These Pills nothing new, but have been used by the
Doctors for many years. both In France and America, with
unparalleled in every and he is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them to make the Pills public
for the alienation Of those suffering from Irregularities Of
whatever natue well prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit increase of family
Pregnant females those supposng themselves
TONED against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
preor assumes responsibility after the above admonit
although their mildness would any mischief health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and explicit
directions accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH OZARK General
Agent for Braeboro VT Sold also by Druggists everywhere
1T Ladies' by enclosing him 81 to rattleboro Post Office
have the Pills sent (conGdentay) by return mail Remcm-
Der and ask for DR.. Duponcos Golden Ps. Signature
each bOx.-1y45
DIR. G. ii. ShoIcs. Eclectic Physician, gi'es
particular attention diseases of the organs,
and special diseases of See advertisement anoh-
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MARRIAGES..

In Putney, July q by Rev. Mr.. Grout, W. A. sT0DDARD
Of Alton, ILL.,, and C. A. PERRY of Putney.
In East Gufori, July 4. JULIUS PHELPS of Northamp
ton and EDITH MELENDY
In Warwick, Mass, June 80 by Rev Mr.. Emery CHASE
f. STARKWEATHER and ANNETTE l.. FOLLETr, both o.
Keene
In Flushing, L. l., June g Dr. J. W BARSTOW and Miss
FLORA eldest daughter of the late Dr. James Macdonald of
Stanford Hall, Flushing.
In West Halifax, July 81, Mr. HARVEY J. SWAN Of W.
Halifax, and Miss ELLEN S. COWLS Of Chicopee, Mass
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DEATHS.

In this village, July 10, Mr.. JOSIAH DEMINC of West
minister, H.
In Keene June % the residence Of John Fills, Mrs
AMY JOHNS formerly of Windham, VT, aged 81 years,
days.
In Perrysburg Ohio June 90 Mrs. AUGUSTA A. HITCH
COCK wife of W. j. Hitchcock, and daughter Of Judge
Hall of Wilmington, VT
In Townshend April rs, Mrs. MARY L. CRANE wife Of
Mr. b. Crane and only daughter Of Dea Calvin Barrett,
aged 80 In the death Of Mrs Crane large circle Of at
tached friends have experienced loss One has
left their circle whom they could lily spare By her amabe-
ness many virtues she greatly endeared to all her
acquanances; and will be long before the hearts pierced
by this event will bleed Especially has the hearth
been earuy desolaed y this event Of Providence
Children in their greatest need have lost Of the best OF
mothers and a husband a model wife.
The church Of Christ also mens the departure OF one OF
its worhes members Of whose seat was seldom vacant
in the sanctuary prayer-circe.
"Fare thee well, though woe Is blending
With the Of earthly love,
Triumph high and joy unending
Wait thee In the realms above" Conn.,
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SrArE OF VERMONT. w,SpnAM COUNT,

S1A1E Of NERMONI, WINbiAM COUNTN
~ CorRr, April Term, 1900
fitchburg foundery aud Machine Co. rs. Lysander p.
Thompson and Trustee.
Whereas, the Term Of this Court held the second
Tuesday Of April 1852 ASHER GREEN, DAVID u. WARE,
JAMES GOODRICH JAMES GREEN and sEWELL X.
LONEWELL Of fitcburg, in the state of Massachusetts,
co-parncrs under the firm of the Fchburg Foundery and
Machine Company brought their action Of book account
against LYSANDEK y. THOMPSON, Of the said Ftchburg,
demanding $500 balance book accounts between them, and
also summoned Auscmus Warren and Calvin L. stockwe Of
llaimN, in said Wndhnm County, rs Trustees Of said
Thompsonan said continued from Term TO Term
till the April Term Of said Court A. D. lstOand at said
last mentioned Term appearing that the said Lysander T.
Thompson has not had rsona notice OF said suit ii Is or
dcrd by the Court that the be continued to the next
Term Of said Court to be held Newine, In and for said
County the second Tuesday u September A. D. 1860 and
that the PMS publish the substance of their writ with this
order for three weeks successfully In the Vermont PhmnN,
printed Mt attleboro In said County, the last publication to
be previous September Term Of
said Court, which will be deemed sufficient notice to said
Lysander r. Thompson to appear aud make defence to said
suit. H. TYLER, Clerk.
Bradley & Kellogg, pins Attorneys. 81
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DR.. MattiSOn'S Remedial institute
FOR SPECIAL DISEASES,

TThs specially embraces all diseases Of Private ma
ture both u MEN and WOMEN ~ Consultations, by let
ter otherwise strictly confdentiai and Medicines
will be sent by Express from observations to all parts
of the country II Also, accommodations for patients from
abroad wishing for and quiet RETREAT and good
care, until restored to health nIThe most nndoubted
references aud Testimonials by mail Address, with
stampJ On. N. II. MAryIsoS, AS above. 1y2S
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GLENwooD LADIES' SEMINARY.

MIR. AND MRS. HIRAM CIRCUIT, Prin-
lN cipals, with associate and assistant Teachers
In the several departments.
First session opens the last Wednesday in September
For full particulars see Circular, which may be had at Mr.
Stems Book store Breboro, by application to HIRAM
ORcUTT, North Granville, N. Y.
West Bratleboro, VT, May 49, 1S60.-2l
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

" Z, THE SUBSUKIBEKS, BEING Duly
w appointed by The Hon. Probate Court for the District
Of Marlboro Commissioners to receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the Estate
I. d. LAWTON, late Of Wilmington deceasedj and six
months from the 23d day of June, 1900 being allowed
that purpose therefore do hereby give notice that will
attend the business Of appointment at the office
Flagg ESQ the last Mondays Of August and Nov,m-
Der nest from to five O'Clock F. Nv each Of said days
O. PRESTON, I
o. S, ALvoRD, Commissioners.
wilmington, July 4, 1s60-27
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CTATE OF VERMONT. ! The Hon. Probate

y.
~ Westminsfer, SIS. Court for said District.
To all persons interested in thu Estate Of ASA HOLDEN,
late Of rownshend, deceased, Greeting
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of CLARK WILKINSON, Adj
mnstrator Of said Estate and decree distribution Of said
Estate among the parsons entitled thereto, the session Of
said Court to he held ut the Office of b. W Dean in Grafton,
in said District, the first Wednesday Of August, A. H.
1860 when and where you he heard in the premises II
you see fit. BENZ W. DEAN, Register
Grafton, July s. 1sGO.-3t2S
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ATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. $

GTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate COurt for sail Disiricti
10 nil persons interested in the Estate Of DANIEL T. AL
DRlCll, late Of Ntwfanc, deceased greeting;
Whereas, MARSHALL NEWTON, Administrator upon
said Estate, has made application III writing to this Court
sctn forth that the Vi debts due from said deceased
Is $4,000
That the expenses Of Administration will lie about $500
That the amount Of personal property assigned to the
widow is 2lTT5
s13s2.0O
That the value Of the personal property and notes and
profits Is S109s.l0
Leaving balance unprovidcd for VI about S2Sl35
And praying for License to sell Real Estate for the purpose
Of paying said debts and cxpensesj you hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon said application the
sion thereof he held at the Probate Office in Drateboo in
said District the last Thursday Of july A. D. 1860, when
and where you be heard in the premises yoa fit
20 FREDERICK llOLBRO0K, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, WINpHAM COUNTY
~ CorRT, April Term 1850.

DAVID NILES Us. DEXTER MOORE.
Whereas, at the present Term Of this Court, David Niles
Of White Creek in the County Of Wadington and State
New York. brought his action against Dexter Moore Of New
fame in said Wndam county and declared against him
plea OF the case upon the counts Of iHdebafus
dsSunps, demanding $500 damagesand 1t appears that
the defendant has not had personal this suThere-
fore is ordered by the Court that this be continued
the next Term of this Court to be held at Newfane in and for
said County, the second Tuesday Of September A. D..
1860 aud that the Pann publish the substance Of his writ,
with this Order for three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at Brateboo, in said Winlham County,
the last publication to he at least six weeks previous said
next September Term which will be deemed sufficient notice
X. TYLER, Clerk.
Geo Howe, Pits. Attorney. IS
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate court for SAID District
To all persons interested ia the Estate OF CHARLES L.
HALL, late Of Halifax. deceased, Greeting;
Whereas, ADALINET HALL has presented to this Court
Instrument pupoIting be the last win Of said deceased
for probaeiou hereby notified that this Court will de-
cdeupon the probate of said Instrument the session
Of to he held at Patchs Inn, in Wilmington in said District,
the last Thursday of August A. d. 1860 when and where
You may appear and contest the same, II you tit
2S FRED. lIOLBR0OK, register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, } The Hon. Probate

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate
~ WCStminSter,SS. I Court for said District
To all persons concerned in the Estate Of CHARLES
STEWART H0UGlirON,n late Of Putney deceased Grcetng
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance of the accounts Of CHARLES HOUGHTON,
Executor and of IL. ELIZA WOOD, Formerly II. Eliza
lloughou and late ENecuX, Of the last will and testament
OF said deceased, and decree distribution Of said Estate
the persons entitled thereto the session thereof
be held at the Office Of u. W. DEAN in Grafton in said Dis
tric the first Wednesday Of August A. D. 1850, when
and where you may be heard in the premises you fit
BENZ W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton July g. ls60.-3t2S
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HENRY GEBHARD'S
GYMNASIUM s. FENCING ACADEMY
WEssELHoEFT WATER CURE.

MIR. HENRY GERHARD or NEw-YORK
INl Intends begin with his of Gymnastics for
Lides, Gentlemen AMI Children, and also for Inyalids Of
both and and all ages, at the newly fitted up Gym
nasium, on Monday, July 2nl.
For TERMS and PARTICULARS apply To DIR. &. W. GRAU,
EMIL APfELBAUM, or HENRY GERHARD.
b. Special arrangements made with Clubs Schools and
Families. June IS tt
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CTATE OF VERMONT WIypu,M Corxr,

CTATE OF VERMONT, WINDnAM COUNTY
- CouRT, April Term, A. ID. 1860.
Probate Court for the District OF Westminster, j. W SKIN
NKR Prosecutor IS. ALBERT A KENDALL CHARLES
II. PIERCE DAVID BALL.
Whereas the Probate Court for the District Of Westmn
brought their action Of debt against the said Albert A
Kendall OF Waam, in the County Of MiddleseN and Com
mowealh Massachusetts and the said Charles H. Pcrce
aud David Bali both Of jamaica ia the County OF Wndham,
made the rcturnabe before said Term of said Court
said j. W skinner by the leave " said Probate Court being
the prosecutor said setting forth In substance that the
said Kendall Pecc and Ball the 92l day Of March, A. D.
1850 said jamaica by their writing obligatory acknowl-
edged themselves indebted to said Probate Court in the sum
thirteen hundred dollars conditioned that the said Albert
A. Kendall Administrator upon the Estate OF Hubbard
Kendall then late II Gardiner in the County Of Worcester
aud of Massachusetts, deceased, should make true
and perfect inventory Of the goods chatte rights credits
and of said Kendall according tn law AMI thereom
pay all debts, egaccs and charges chargeahe thereon
such Dividend should be ordered and hcceel by said Pro-
bate Court and render true account Of his said adminrd-
ton within from the date of said writing obligatory,
and further setting forth that said Kendall did not make
and perfect Inventory Of the goods chates rights, cred
its aud Estate Of said Hubbard Kendall, and that said
Kendall hath not paid the debts egacies and charges Charge
able upon said estate, and particularly that said Kendall
hath paid said W Skinner debt Of 5000 as or
dercd and dcced 10y said Probate Court to do and that said
Kendall did within year from the date of said writing
obligatory render and just account Of his said admin
istratun and claiming damages in the sum Of three thousand
dollars and 1t appearing tn the Court here that said Albert
A Kendall has had personal notice Of the pendcncy Of
said suit Is ordered TINT the he continued until the
Term Of said Court to be holden at Newanc within and for
said County of Wulham the second Tuesday u sepem
Der and that the said Probate Court the substance
OF their sai claim together with this orde To he published
three weeks excessively In tho Nrrnot phrnX.
paper published Bratteboro In said County Of wniham
the last Of which publication 10 be at least SIX weeks before
the said session II Court that the said Albert A. Ken
DAN may appear said Court said thereof and
make 10 said suit II he see fit
Given my Newtnc this second day Of July,
A. u. 1860. Il. TYLER Clerk.
; Butler * Wheeler PTS. Attorneys ~
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HOMES WANTED FOR CHILDREN.
LESSONS IN GERMAN.

MISS HELENA MULLER, PROPOSES TO
lNl form classes OF young ladies for nstruc
tun In the German and French languages, at Mrs Chase
the Common. She Is permitted to refer to Mrs. Chase
DR. Grau, Geo. Folsom, and Philip Wells, Esqs.
Drateboro, June 25, ls60.-tf20
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

NV i HE SUBSUKIBEKS BEING duly
appointed by the Hon Probate Court the District
OF Marlboro Commissioners to receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the Estate o
WILLIAM GOSS late If Gufor deceased; and six months
from the 81 day o July, 1860 being allowed for that pur
pose We therefore do hereby give notice that viii attend
to the business Of appointment the Post Cce Gull
ford the last Saturday Of August and November next
from one to five O'Clock +. NJ, each Of said days
ISAAC T. FISK,
IS ELMER MASON, Commissioners
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ITO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Abb
TOWN AGENTS IN VERMONT.

The well established importing house Of CIAS. BACKMAN
SO New York. has made sale Of the
best description Of pure Wines and Liquors Town Agents
In State; justly earning by the character goods
sold reputation for selling only pure liquors
prices which fact should be overlooked those
required by law to purchase and sell but genuine
Liquors
Application for Goods may be made to CHAs. BACK
MAN, SO Front-st, New York, to his Agents, VIM W.
DREW VIM. H. ERWIN and TH0S. ELLIS, who are au-
thorlzed TO solicit orders.
Reference may be made in regard the character and
standing of the Houses and to the superior quality OF the
Liquors, to
EDWARD HUNGERFoRD, Prof of Chemistry U. ". NJ.
s. W. THAYER, NJ. D., Dean of Med Faculty U. v. NJ,
W. CARPENTEd, NJ D., Professor do, U. ". M.
PIERCE. Agent, Burlington,
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