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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31
MeotraI.
HoLLowAY,s OINTMENT
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, SORES AND

ufCFRS ~ '''N
An description Of sores are remedabc by the proper
and diigcn use Of this nesmable preparation. 10 at
tempt 10 bad legs hy plastcrug the edges of the
wound together is folly Tor should the skin unite
Doggy diseased condition remains underneath 10 break
out with leuiod fury in few days. The only rational
and successful treatment, indicated by nature, Is TO
duce the Inflammation In and about the wound and to
soothc the ncghborng parts by rubbing I'm plenty Of the
Ointment as salt is forced into meat.
DiPTHkRlA, ULCERArED SORE THROAT AND
SCARLET AND OTHER FEVERS
Any OF Che above diseases may be- cured 10y wen rubbing
the Ointment three times day into the chest throat and
meek NJ r patients b. will soon penetrate aud give i'm
mediate rccL Medicine taken by the mouth must opc-
rate upon ihp whole systm ceit influence can De ict u
any local part, whereas the Ointment will do s work
once. Whoever uics the uugucui boz the above manner
for the diseases named. any similar disorders affecting
the chest and hroat will find themselves relieved by
a charm.
PILES. FISrULAs. STRUCTURES
The above class Of complaints win be- removed by
nightly iommung The parts with warm watcr and then
/ by most chccually rubbing in the Ointment Persons
suffering from these drcfl complaints should loso NOT
moment u ancstug their progress 10 should be- under
stood that 1t is not sufficient merely smear the Ont-
ment ou the affected parts but must hc well rubbed
l for some considerable time two or three times day
that may be taken into the system whence IL will TO-
move any hidden sore wound ciicctualy though
paluaUle to the eve There again bread and water p
tees, after Che rubbing in of the Ointment will do great
service THIS is the only sure treatment for female
cancer n the stomach or where there may be gene
raj bearing down.
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF YOUTH .-soREs AND
ULCERS.
Blochcs as also swcnss, can, with certainty, De rad
icay cured 4 thc Ointment be u8ed freely, and the FILLS
bc taken night and morning recommended in thc
printed Instructions When treated iu any other
they only dry u enc place 10 break out Boo another
whereas this Ointment will the humor from the
system. and leave the patient ,igoous and healthy Doc
ing l will require time with the use OF the Pills 10 cu
sure q lasting cure.
pROYSICAL SWEfIINGs. PARALYSIS AND
STIFF JOINTS
Although the above complaints differ widely in their
origin and nature yet they all rcQu-c local rc,turrt
Many o the worst cases of such Diseases, will yield u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31
DROF. INDLITCHD'S MONODELPHIA

Il OR BALM or BEAUTY. - Pronounced by all
who have tested it MERITS % be the best well the
cheapest toilet preparation imported, The press,
Ear and wide, have eN0lled its mCrts and the demand
uncquacd No person should be without ~, as no one
who il find any thing supply It's place.
II is uncqualled in bathing and MS a deuuifcu For
shampoong and shaving it cannot be cNcood 10 is the
best cosmetic ever Imported Price only % cts bottle
sole Wholesale Agents ia q. s. and British plo,incos
HOLDEN, CUTTER a CO.,
32 SO Federal, and lO7, M l3 Congress Streets
BOSTON. ggcONl1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31
INDIAN LIGHT BISCUIT.

INDIAN LIGHT BISCUIT.
A quart Of sif,ed Indian meal,
A pint of siltod wheat floor,
A very small teaspoonfull Of salt
Three pints of milk.
-Four eggs.
sift the Indian and wheat meal into a pS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31

TAKE HOLD OF My HAND."-" Take
hold of my hand" says the little one when
she reaches a slippery place, or when some
thing lrightons her. With the fingers clasp
ed tightly around the parents hand. she steps
cheorlully and bravely along, cingiug a little
closer when the way is crowded or difficult,
and happy in the beautiful strength of chill
dish faith. Take hold Of my hand" says
the young convert trembling with the eager
ness Of his love Full well he knows if he
rely on any strength of his own he will STUN
bic and fall but if the Master reach forth
his hand; he may walk with unwoaricd foot,
even on the crested wave. The waters of
strife or of sorrow shall not oyerwhelm him
if he but keep fast hold Of the Saviour
Take hold of my hand" laltors the moth
er, feeling that she is all too weak for the
great responsibilities that throng in her path.
Where shall she learn tho greatness of the
mssion-tho importance of the field that has
been assigned to here And learning it., how
shall she fulfill it if she have not the sustain
ing, constant presence of One who loves His
people?
Take hold of my hand whispers the
aged one, tottering on through the shadows
and SHOWS of many years. AS the lights OF
earth grow dim in the distance, and the dark
ening eye looks forward to see if it can dis
Germ the first gimmer of the heavenly home,
the weary pilgrim cries out, even as the child
beside its mother, for the Saviour's hand.
O, Jesus Friend and elder Brother when
the night cometh when the feet are weary.
when the eyes are dim, "takc hold of our
hand" Christian iateHjgencer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31
MtottaI.
INA q u- slIOLES- EcLECTIC I'M.

IN =. II. ollOIfN, EOlIEtll Nv IN
~ PRIMARY, l27 Court Street. Boston, Mass.
Having given my undivided attention for the last hf
teen years the treatment VI the geo. urinary organs
and having had large practice in this speciality, claim
the best possible advantages or treatment the world has
yet discovered.
have been advised by many Of our best medical men
TO advertise my remedies for the people generally, from
the fact nat those rho most need my services dare not ask
dJucHd tchcre 10 direct them.
TO THE IMPOrENT AND DEBTLITATED.
Spormatouhua or Seminal Weakness, divide into
Isl. Nightly Emissions which my Eclectic Life Drops
will cure in Very short time, without failure.
3D. Daily Discharges. There arc more cases Of this
than the world is of Some Of the symptoms are
high courcd and scanty excavations from the bladder,
with smarng sensation attending IL, sometimes with
tubd sediment and 90 others milkwhto appearance.
have Analysed many specimens Of this nature, and in
all eases have found traces OF Semen and Albumon,
which is 90 produce death Consumption unless
u is checked hY medical treatment
LOOK 10 YOUR CASE IN TIME.
30. Loss Of Muscular Power. Such cases may be cur
ed by similar IL The patient be in otherwise tocfa
BILE health
Best French Preventativos at low prices
Sec my advertisement in the Boston Herald and you
can learn motc full description Of such cases.
Address G.. u. SUOLES, NJ d., l27 Court ST. Boston.
Boston, May 23 1860 gS4g
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31
II c. K. " T. A. HUNNEWELL'S
- UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY
FOR ALL THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS.
from Common Coughs to Actual Consumption.
HuSNEwELLs JUSTLY CELEBRArBp

II . LU A n O - y NEi
The Natural sure Remedy for all Nervous Complaints.
From Neuralgia through all cases where Opium was
ever used TO lhat Of Delnum lrcmcns and the common
chief cause Of Disease LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Iou Anodync though containing not particle OF
Opium, produces all the requirements Of and may be
used IN all cases wherever Opium used without pro-
ducng thing but Cures and leaving the patient in
perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy Greed from all the
common objections OF Cough Remedies, which produce
nausea or rrostraon,) may be considered the common
enemy 10 an Throat and Lung Complaints, aud used
with perfect mpunny. Asking all to court from propri-
or friends the most investigation Of both
Remedies, and reading II our pamphlets to be found
with all dealers, and more particularly purchase only
Of those who be- depended upon wait in confidence
the decisions of Patients and Ply sicans.
"PKlCES WITHIN REACH OF ALL"
GENERAL AGLNTs.
}. w. HUNNENELL a CO., and s Commercial
Wharf, Boston.
GEO. HUNNEWELI, AS Water Street New York.
Under the special supervision Of JOHN T. HUME
WILL Chemist and phamaecutst, Boston, Mass,
whose signature the curks " the genuine only
and 10 whom address all communications
FRED. l.. SMITH, General Agent for Montpelier
W. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
1929
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31

LlrE's HArrfEsr PERGoD.-Kingslcy gives
Dis evidence ON this disputed point. lie thus
declares "Therc is no pleasure that have
ever experienced like a chiids midsummer hoii-
day. The time, mean, when two or three
of US used to 60 away up the brook, and take
our dinners with us, and come home at night,
tired, dirty, happy, scratched beyond rccogni-
ton' with great nosogay, three little trout,
and one shoe, the other having been used for
boat, till it had gone down with all hands,
out Of sounding. How poor our Derby days,
our Greenwich dinners, our evening PARTIES,
where there arc plenty Of nice girls, after that
Depend upon it, man nercr experienced such
pleasure or grif after tourieca as he does bc(ore.
unless in some cases in his love-making when
the sensation is new 10 him"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31

Minor ErFEors IN MoNEY-SpENpGNG.-
correspondent Of the American Agricultur-
ist writes as follows on a subject Of much in
terest There is one thing / would be glad
to see more parents understand, namely, that
when they spend money iudieiously to inn
prove and adorn the house and the ground
around it, they are in effect paying their chill
dren premium to stay at home, ms much as
possible, to enjoy it, but that when they
spend money unnecessarily in fine clothing
aud jewolry for their children, they are paying
them premium to spend their time away from
home that is, in those places whore they can
attract the most attention and make the most
display"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31
r,sl.t4 NTANHoOD!-HoW LOST.

<7sIst4 MANHOOD - HOW LOST,
4 ~ ~ M now RESTORED. Inst Pubtsh-
SAAlAAaiH cd in n Nruird Enroilpc, LECTURE ON
or SpERMATOKRHQ.A, or Seminal Weakncss, Sex
ual Debility. Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions
producing Impoenoy, Consumption and Mental aud
Physical Debility.
BY ROB J. CULvERwELL NJ. D.
The important fact that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may be oocaly rcnoy ed without internal medi-
cine or the dangerous application ofcausics instruments
mcdcaed bouglcs and other empirical devices ia here
clearly demonstrated aud the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, adopted hy the celebrated au-
thor FULLY explained by nf which every one is en-
abled 20 himself perfectly, and al the least possible
cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised nnsuns Of nc
day hi, Lecture will prove boon 10 thousands and
thousands
Sent under seal 10 any address, pasfpld on the
ccpt NJ two postage stamps, by addressing d. CHAS.
D. C. KLINE, 1850 First Avenue New York, Post
Box $50. 1d26.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31

Watches, Jewelry d Silver Ware,
offered in Vermont, and wishes it understood that
he can and will sell any Kind " goods i'm his line
is Loto as can be bought elsewhere.
GOLD IND SIL YER WATCHES.
from the best English Swiss and French makers. Fine
Gold, Cameo, Lava, florentue and Pearl
PINS, EAR DROPS d BRACELETS.
Si V en- = u O O n =
large stock of Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks, OF the
latest and mosdcsiahc patterns, and " quality, finish
and price that cannot he beat.
SILVER SPOONS and FINE GOLD JEMELItY
Manufactured 10 order at Short Notice
DIAMONDS, PEARLS and RUBIES
Set in any styles desired.
W. PARTICULAR attention given 20 the manufacture OF
all kinds Of Badge Pins
ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS
neatly executed Wedding and Visiting Cards engraved
on short notice, and in the neatcst styles.
WafcheS dHd Jei0etrg Of erery Kind
Repaired in the best possible manner by experienced
Forkmen.
r.. q. PHTNN EY,
corner Of Nam and State Streets, Monfpcher. ".
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
TBy Telegraph
New York Market.

New YORK, July l6-P. M.-Flour scarcely
80 active to day. and holders exhibited little more
ns Change HE demand SS r xpor snd
home consumption is quite moderate sales Of l24OO
S 5 G q = for @s.SEn tSG ?E SOAK sS S
for common to medium extra Western; s. 55d5 90
closing rather quiet. Included in the sales are s
brs. extra State, for export at prices within the
range range Canadian Flour only IN moderate request a.
for superhne, and IS 1907 so for common to choice
extra. Rye Flour steady with moderate business
Corn-meal quiet and steady. IT'
Whisky heavy aud dropping; sales 500 brls at Gle,
Receipts Of Wheat are limited, and with moderate
demand for export and home consumption, the
Spring, at 81 25@l 26; 300 bushels winter red
Western, az 35@l 80; 10000 bushels Amber Iowa,
& MSsSReS SR S2GH Cb Tat az sstGsn, @ % ana a 49,
new Amber Jersey, at 81 40. Rye quiet at sOls2c.
Barley continges s 1omnel Corn without striking
mixed Western; So very choice do, at 640D6Tc for
Mesern hiy ySLow S1SSe for round yellow and 79c
mad ma az Sslg4Oc' for Western and Canada, aud 400
Pork steady with fair demand for mess in mart
g NJ Government contracts: sales LOO brls. at
Sy Sgql9 40 for new mess SIS 50 for old mess SIS so
for thin mess Sl2 ~ for old prime and Sl4 81 for
new prime. The Beef market is steady, with mode
rate demand sales $50 brls at S4@t % for country
DasEed mess and ss % oT e extra sS mess %
mess Beef dull and nominal. Beef Hams quiet and
Snehsngsd sales 100 brls Western S n, a. sIS Gu.
shc for picked Shoulders, SIZE for dry-salted do,
and ION for dry ;saited Hans Bacon q1ist; Lard
Butter selling at l0gl5o. for Ohio, and lO9isc for
State. Cheese steady at 7@ioHc. for inferior to
Coffee rules very firm for all descriptions sales Of
900 bags Rio at ie 400 mats Java at 6c.; 200 bags
terms. Spices-SOO boxes Pimento changed hands
on private terms. Sugar though rather less active
at 696Ol7t4c., Cuba at 7(n7Ac.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
Cincinnati Market.
MONDAY EVENING, July l6


FL0UR-A continued dull market, with more ir-
regularity, aud prices nominal Fresh ground extra,
made from new wheat was offered to-day at 81 65,
but no buyers. The sales were confined to three
WHISKY-No change sales of 900 brls at l7@
l7&e the latter rate for wagon
tinues buoyant, and holders contend for further
advance strongly. Mess Pork Is held at $40 Is and
and n Far sS6SSers sdea ra aeid az
Sides and bulk Meats at s4 and lO4c Lard is held
az l3c These rates are above the views of buyers.
Bacon Sides at llc at Terre Haute lO4 do Shoulders
here, at &c on the spot, and 916c for the first Of
and 200O0O bulk Meats at and 100. and 100 tierceB
Z TGRocERfEis-The market is fair: sales of $50 bags
Coffee at 4%@l4Ac. Sugar s@gc. and Molasses "a
wHEAT-The market continues dull; buyers are
eeoptending for a further decline In prices, and
Millers buying sparingly only sufficient to meet
their present wants. We quote prime red at 81, and
white at 81 10; 200 bush. prime white at 81 O5 300
bush prime red at Sl and $50 bush. fair red at 92c
C0RN-The supply continues liberal, and the
market dull and prices declined 10 43G44c in bulk:
sales Of $500 bush. at 46c;, delivered; GOO bush in
in bulk, at isc 800 BUSH in bulk, at DC, and ESQ
bush at Little Miami Railroad depot, at Ale.
- oASIsJ%IherS Sd % % was an a. improved demand and the
in bulk at 36c.; s25 do in Sacks on landing at 37c;
600 do. in sacks at 362c.
RYE-The market is dull and prices unchanged;
we quote prime at 75c: sales Of 400 bushels at 7ic
BARLEY-Nothing doing, and prices are nominal
et Sos5e for prime fall sales of 400 bushels of
HAY-The demand is good and the market arm at
Sl5@l6 for primo new in bales aud SIS for prime old
quote Western Reserve 7@D7sc the latter for Sc
lected: sales of boxes at 7c
BUTTER-Yeryl little prime in the market: prime
yellow Central Ohio commands ll01l2c., and Western
Reserve lic common Is selling at SDl0c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

MEETING OF THE SUPERVISORS OF THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT.-The Board of Supervisors of
the Fire Department held their regular meet
ing last Saturday evening. Two bids were
received for the new steam fre-engine, one
from Neafie & Young, of Philadelphia, and
the other from A. 6 B. Latta, of this city.
A motion was made to contract with the
Messrs. Latta, but the Board being equally
divided, the matter was deferred until after
the State Fair, at which several steam fire.
engines will be exhibited.
A communication from the Directors of
the Mechanics Institute, relative to the con
dition of the tower on that institution, was
referred to special Committee, consisting of
the Chief and Messrs. Grover, Hawkins and
Thisba.
The organization of the No. s steam fire.
company was completed by the following
election;
Captain-Godfrey Ludwig.
Engineer-Henry Myers.
Firemen-Erastus Clifford George Myle,
John Driscol.
Pipeman-Calvin Swift. ....
Watchman-Dennis Greed. .,,"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETINa.-The
services were opened yesterday by the Chair
man, who read one of the Psalms of David.
The intercession of those present was
asked for three persons, one a lady who was
wasting away with consumption, another
young man who was once Christian, but
who has back-sliden, and third who was
an avowed infdel.
If there is one thing more than another that
proves the Christian spirit actuating those
who attend the prayer meetings, it is the
disinterestedness exhibited in asking prayers
for those who do not want them. In almost
every instance these requests are made with
out any application on the part Of those who
are benefited by them, thereby exhibiting an
unsolicited interest in the welfare of others
which Is truly commendable. We are COM
manded to love our neighbor as ourself but
this is doing more: 1t is loving him better.
A Clergyman from Prussia, who had tras
veled through Ireland, spoke of the revival,
there, as being productive Of the most happy
results; and concluded by requesting the
American people not 10 Judge of German
theology, by the Teutonic infdelity of this
country.
Two clergymen stated that they had re-
ceived letters from Africa, in which they were
requested TO ask the brethren in Cincinnati
20 pray for the success of the Gospel in that
dark land which is about the darkest spot of
Gods heritage, judging from the complexion
of its inhabitants.
The benediction was then pronounced.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

SCHOOL BoARD-PRoCEEDING LAST NIGHT.
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
President King in the Chair. The minutes
of the previous evening were read and
adopted.
A communication was received from Miss
PAMELA Savage, complaining that she had
been dismissed from the Ninth District School
without sufficient cause. Referred to the
Committee on Discipline.
The Committee on Printing reported that
Q. w. Starbuck had made the lowest bid for
printing for the ensuing year, and the Clerk
was directed to contract with him for the
same.
Mr.. Watson offered the following resolu-
ton:
WHEREAS, The present system of allowing the
children In the ID Grade of our Common Schools
recess Of but fifteen minutes in the morning session
and fifteen minutes In the afternoon session. is sup
posed to result ipjuriousy to the chidrens health
both In mind and body; therefore, bo IL
Resoired That the shall be extended to thirty
minutef in the morning and afternoon sessions EACH
instead Of fifteen, as the present rule requires.
Laid over for one week. Adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

OUTRAGE UPON A COUPLE OF CHILDREN BY
PAIR OF AMERICAN TARoUINs--An outrage
was committed day or two ago upon
couple of girls, about twelve years of age,
allel in the history of our city. One of the
parties is husband aud father, the other
unmarried, and both undeserving the human
shape. Their Tarquin-like purpose, however,
was partially prevented by the screa ms of
the children, who immediated informed their
parents of what had taken place. They have
left the city, pursued by the fathers of the
children, but we earnestly hope they may be
brought to justice, until which time we with.
hold their names.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

match between "Kate Denbam" and tTom
Thumb" for s., 900, mile heats, best three in
five, to wagons, will take place to-day over
the Cincinnati Trotting Park. The mare, in
her last contest with the same horse, won the
first, third and fifth heats, but the race was
closely contested, In addition, "Lady Buck
stone" ''Nelly" and "Ned Forrest" have been
entered for purse of $50, mile heats, best
three in FIVE, to harness.
Since the above was in type we have been
informed that ''Tom Thumb is quite lame
and will not go to-day, the match on this ac-
count being indefinitely postponed. The
other race, however, will take place and
probably prove quite interesting.
Those who are desirous of witnessing the
sport, are reminded that the cars leave the
Hamilton and Dayton Depot at 223 and $50,
direct for the track.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
yIlHE. .oUNARD LINE-sTEAM FROm

VHE CUNARD LINE-STEAM FROM
Il NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL ~ -
via Queenstown British and North &tiSSlfz<h~
American Royal Mail Company's >L//Mf4f3HlA
Screw Steamers, "A AUSTRALASIAN,. .SvAA{4J JklH.k
3,lOO tuns, Capt. Hockey; ETNA, u1-Hn11a'As7r',
2.tOO tuns, Capt Anderson; JURA, 2,4OO tuns Capt.
Moody kEDAR, 2,30O tuns, Capt. Cook and other
New York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool,
calling at Queenstown, to land passengers and dis
patches.
RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN-SS5, Children under years of age hal r
price; Infants free, The Cabin passengers will have
table amply supplied with fresh provisions of tho
best quality All Cabin requisites with beds, bed
ding, towels, &c) are provided by the Company.
Wines, spirits and malt liquors can be obtained on
SrEERAGE-S3O. Children under l2 years of age
half price. Infants 81. The steerage passengers
have to provide themselves with beds, bedding and
towels also knife and fork EACH table -spoon
one teaspoon, one tin plate and one drinking can
They will be allowed provisions Of the best quality
as much as they can eat, cooked and served by this
Companys servants and each passenger will be sup
wishing to send for their friends obtain certi6
Gates of passage, an
From Cork 70 New York $40 for adults; children
under IL years half price; under year S5,
From Liverpool to New York $40 for aduts
children under IL years half price; under year IS
These Steamers arc built Of iron, In water-tight
compartments carry each an experienced Burgeon
commodatton Of passengers. AS they proceed direct
to Cork, the great risk and delay OF calling at ST.
Johns is avoided. For passage, apply TO Go0DEvE,
ARKELL ELLIOT, 1873 Broadway, New York
JylO Cincinnati. o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

A PECULIAR CRIME AND It's PECULIAR Re-
sULTs.-A man named Joseph Barstow was
arrested on Friday last, and brought before
Squire Payne, at the instance of female
named Worst, charged with an attempt to
violate her person. but as the Justice was
convinced that no such crime could be estab-
lished under the circumstances, the Justice
committed him for trial on charge of tres
pass VI et drmis; but on the following day he
discovered that no such crime existed, and he
was then charged with breach of the peace
and acquitted by ajury.
UNION MEErINa.-A meeting to ratify the
nomination of Bell and Everett will be held
in this city tonight