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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-07

21000 YEAR made BY any one III s1ia,s ~ ?
21@OO Stencil Tools; stock enough NJ -
tail for $50 With activity this amounl r. ~ a.
is at FullsmS American Stencil Tool WORKS ~ ~
only permanent Mandatory 10 the nclS -. frs 4
Springfield, Vt. saesrooms az Broadsesisvt -
Merchants Exchange. Boston, and sy.-ls .
graphic view Of the American Stencil iooi W. a.
at the TrtEs OFFICE These Works eommsne -
and entire control Of the whole River q AZ $50
machinery for manufacturing Stencil toeis
ter wheel Of seventy-ive horse power, anc rs 81 =
unlimited advantages. which no other conei rnrfrs
70 claim. The S10 outfit is for cutting sm s-x q
and business cards Teols for cutting arg !. uas
furnished for So No experience Is necsssa - -,
Of theze Tools No not fail % send for szup 'FsSss
And you buy Stencil Tools, be sure e s.-srf =
they are universally known 20 be the onH ILL.,
Tool<msde. Address or apply 20 s-scr. g
Springfield vs. II Nerrhsnf's Exehsnsrs Ff y
Broadway, New York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-07

The Douglas Democrats of the First
Congressional District nominated DIR. Silas
Wilcox, of Bennington, for Congress, and
John Cain, of the Rutland Courier, for
Elector. The same wing of the party in
the Third District, nominated A. B. Chaffee,
for Congress, and Amas Paine, of Lowell,
for Elector.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-07

For the Hair.-The only preparation
having proofs so strong and direct, as to
expel the doubts Of all, of lis superiority
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-07
BrattlebOrO.

The following is the vote of Brattleboro,
for representative, choice being made on
the second ballot
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Springfield Matters.


Vote for Observation-Disclosures
feeling was manifested in choice of rep
resentative. The Republicans having three
tickets, Woodbury., Rice and Forbush, and
the Democracy one, Mr.. Shepherdson.
The first ballot stood,
Whole number of votes, 437
Joel Woodbury., 1856
Daniel Rice, ia
G. A. Forbush. "a
Mr.. Shenherdson. 60
SCATTERING. 3
resulting in no choice. On the second bal
lot Mr.. Woodbury. was elected by 40 ma
jority, receiving nearly all of the democrat
ic vote. The ballot stood as follows: Whole
number of votes 430, Woodbury. 235, Rice
1913, Forbush So, Stephenson Ia. Re-
publican gain since last year 1873; Demo-
cratic loss IA.
Deatistry.-Geo. E. Lovejoy, who has
been sick the past three months is now con-
valescent, and may be found at his office
ready to do anything in the line of dentis-
try in his usual superior manner.
Gold in .Sns.;.ssss~la.---T'ha Hardscrabble
mines are still being worked, and it is
thought by experienced miners that gold
may be found in large quantities. 1t is
found principally in the crevices of the
slate rock which forms the bed of the
stream. 1t is a cross section and loose and
scaly to some depth. The banks have not
been worked although "color" has been
found wherever prospected. Miners who
have worked the Plymouth mines say thai
the prospect is much more favorable thar
when they discovered gold there. Mr.. Da
mon has done something at '.panning' ant
has found as many as forty ''colors" in on'
pan of dirt--he has one piece worth abou
one dollar and fifty cents which he took out
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-07

Total, 2l9 236 237
The candidates we're all republicans ex-
cept, Hubbard Burgess, who lead the hosts
of democracy.
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Grafton.

There were three ballots for representa-
tives in Grafton, the "young American
Ticket being elected on the Sd. as follows !:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-07

beams cleaning on Winnepisseores ma,
numerous ponds an rivors in the ,;t... w. y
the valleys. They arrived on the en-.
at half-past one o'clock, A. NJ, Auo0s, ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-07
wIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRI

wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERaI
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, Asthma, Group, Whcf'
Cough, Quinsy, and the numerous well dsrgercz
eases OF the Throat Chest and Lungs prevail
able climate, at all Of the year few are Sr'u's
enough to escape their banefal influence. Hos npcrz
then to have at hand certain antidote to al Ties %
plants Experience proves that this exists IN WsHt
sam TO extent not found in any other remedy hrr
severe the suffering the application of this soothns
ing and wonderful Balsam at once vanquishes The ~
and restores the sufferer to wonted health.
From MIR. s. +. MERRILL.
well known Musician and Teacher Of InstrumsuslA
BELLOWS FAILS May Is ~
Gntlemen Having used DIR. wIsrAR's BaIsHut
CHERRY with wonderful success myself, and hsvns
II constantly in my family for more than ten yesr
without hesitation say that consider II the best -
for all lung complaints that has ever been before the
have recommended II TO many who told me they cess
ed it the only thing that could be relied upon Tor %
of lung complaints Truly yours, s. Y. MbhhN
From A. DUNKLEE, Esq. Postmaster
wEsr BRArrLEBoRo, VT, May ls, i'V
sErH W. FowLE & Co.,
Gentlemen IL have felt for time past that y
ty TO you and the public, should make kDosn ny VIZ
regard to DR. WIsTAR's BkLsAN OF Wild CHSksi. :. -
sold 1t for years, and in almost every instance t ha
highly beneficial am subject % snaden Cola na
best remedy for cough or throat that ever ~
quainted with. Ny family also are as much IN hnI
as myself in fact We always have II in the boss Z
would as soon think Of doing without -four as yoa 'A
lent BALsaN OF Wild CHERRY. ,r, w
Yours respectfully, A. DuAAN
Prepared by SETH w FowLE 4 CO., Bcston, , ~ y
sale BY j. w MOORE Bellows Falls; d. cushisgpIy1
bridgeport; 4. sABIN, Jr, saxon's River sr9rr
Rockingham N. 8. WEEKS, Grafton; O. =, b ,nsr
FIELD, Townshend; T. WILCOX, Westminster Nj, I'M
CLARK, and l. N THORN Brattieboro; s. ?. hi n.e
Fayetteville and by dealers everywhere
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-07

DE- C. II. SH0LEs, EcLEcrrc PBYsrciAs, gives 49, "; :
attention to Diseases of the genfo-irary organs
cial diseases Of women See advertisement In ano''"
umn -
June &c, lsGO. Do
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN,
OF MAINE


FOR ELECToRS,
WILLIAM HENRY, of Bellows Falls.
HENRY G. ROOT, Of Bennington.
JOSEPH WARNER Of Middlebury.
EDWARD A. CAHO0N, of Lyndon.
DE WITT c. CLARK, Of Burlington.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-07
10 HoPE-PoETRY OF PHYsrc. q
Let the sick to Herrick go,
Who'd be sick, I'D like TO know,

Such cures his Pills do make,
Smiles, lovely smiles shall deck the brow,
Where goominess Is rampant nov,
And hope anew shah wake.
~ Herrick's matchless Pills startie the peops u
their cures. This Is the 10 them LArgs y
rs cts. boxes sl.0o See advertisement. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20
CABUS' HAIR TONIC!
TRY TIT THY TT!

M1 The undersigned hereby certify that the
- 1onic VI Geo. C.Dar 10 worthy Vi en-. conf.
dencc Of the community. We having tried the
same, recommend Il % the public for it, great ex-
cctlsncs Il turns grey hair its ginal color
II removes the dandruf and scurf, and keeps the
Hair moist and soft. GRAs. SHITM.
r. y. PARHkLEE. Nv. OrLsr.
wv. Funk, Keosauaua. d. AnAccsr.
Having witnessed the elect Of this Tonic, con-
eur In recommending II to the public
j. a. GRAHAM.
Sold by the following Druggists: A. j. Wilkin.
son. J. IL. Hooper. J.. T. wilkinson, Bartlett, Kaye
! Co., . B. VowslI, and Vim. 6tribien.
Aug. 2&-dXW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20
UN6URPAa6E D
HAIR TO &c.

This preparation poesossss the peculi proper
" Of restoring thohuna HAIR, and auses ths
turned gray 1t strengthens the Hair aad keeps II
gtnssy and clean. Nothing can keel this pl epars-
ton, - u eects the restoration of the hair By IT.
action At tho roots. Prepared ard sold by
GEO. CABUS,
Two doors above the Billings House,
je6dkwly Keokuk lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20
LegMl Nollco.
M Nnp EW NIN(lIER

~ ANDREW kIN0LEK:
VOU are hereby notified that there ID now on 6ie
i In the Office Qf the Cork Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Fort Madison pstition Of
e. w. Barry claiming II you the foreclosureOf .
mortgage given BY you 10 Jrmcs II. Hickman hut
since transferred TO said Barry, which mortgaee Ii
spon the property known - the Efe1e Tavern
stand in Charleston. Leo County. iowA, and j.
given to secure your notes 0said Hichmsn for tht
sum of $725, due ia ton and sixteen months from
dat To-.
Hnies. you appear and answcr til reto on Or be-
fore the "a day Of The next term of said Court 10
b. begun and held At Fort Madison in December
decree a. prayed fur rendered against yon thereon
FRANCIS SEMpLE,
Nov. 8, 1860 Atty fur Pitt.
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OrsgtnaI Nss1ce.
To l.. w Buell., VIM. H. Buell., n. A. Day, Miller,
Mayhem Co, Jas. y. Bruce, Wm.4 X. L. Rud-
dick, State Of Iowa for the use Of the School
Fund, (Dsfsndants):
NOU are hereby notified that on or before the
j 9th day Of Oct, 1860, there will bs On hle Ia
the Clerk oice Of the District Court Of Lee Co.,
lows, 1t Fl. Madison, petition In equity by VIM.
u. Wiilisms, praying for the sale of lots and L,
block 1876. In ksok uk lows, sndsr foreclosure Of
mortgage thereon made 70 him BY Mary A, Pol
ser. dated 4th Of March. 1855, recorded May Goth.
1855, in book 8. page SO, securing her two notes
or same date, upon which II duo $500; praying
also for the extingushnsnt Of al interest you
Or any Of you may have acquired in said lots, and
Tor 9 sts and genera relief.
Andyou must appear and answer said petition by
Court to b. held on tho lat Monday II Dec 1860,
or decree will BE- had therein by default Is prayed
for. ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Oct. ~, 16s0-d Atty for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20
= ar DWARF q d Cutlery,
S. w. &c III. TUCKER,

S. w. GH. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND MHnLEsALE DEALERS.
\ have In ssore, sni are receiving their supplies
Tor the spring Trade direct from the kcrs which
tbsy o6sr 50 cAsn rkonrr mrs sufr ta mn ~
vorable terms. The stock being unusually iare.
they consistently solicit, N y the same
". IL TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Paddock cor. Main 81 IT..
Keoknk, March =. ls6o-sAw
Iskk,' PICKS, sAUVELs, DC, for saIe bv
- mcnsdiw s.W. ! IL. TUCKER.
GkIFxls.s HORSE \ Al -Aood st..et 81 i,
y Uses for sal. by SW.A H.IUcKEk.
AClIHE kir tbs arinus qus itivs of e.yIh
h.nss and sharpenefs iorsale BY
A aas' --.oi Els A large stock IT Ana.
q shoveis for sale low by
nasDsIoNEs.--Th Bsfes u 4nosre nsa, II Va
~ rious sisss, fer sale by
~. 4 H.TUCkER.
Sign Of Rcd r dsock
EsE~sk NAILS. ----------
Il Fihssd do
a a..;s o. % sssliasA-. superior article.
Finishing 90
1o9etasr With gsheralasser TN IN 1 o othe,
~ sss seimon' hrand, just received md for saIe
-o~ y lacAsl >. Wv II. TUCKER,
,ons ,iAhohS [" kUBHi \. nd tier a . :;
Spsdes, bhovois, Nattocks AND Picks,
Scytnes, sn$ths, and Drain CracIes:
eow ,oelis, hs.kss and Corn Plsnters;
q, Truce and Halter Chains;
cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw Knivas.
Hay, straw and Manure Forks.
And large stock OF ASSORTED NARDWARE -
CpILEhY CT hand and for sale Low bv
nos.aA. 6. ". q. TUCKER.
SciIaK sToNES.-Scyths stones, Of diaerent
..,l. Nv. VIZ. \. TUCKER.
THEsn AnOFS:, TnE1s I1UOrA III
A NEW supply of Tress Hoops, Of TIA siss.
u1Aily wanted. together With 3 general a.
Isn' q cooPers Tools. just received ana Tor
80 - = :. y. Z II. TUCKER.
rr1uS NV ra snok sOM Ula d DIe IN.
.r. sTss busH: By Anne Bowman, aathor, Of
"4hs cast.vay'." 1.-The Young Exiles," 10.
- '4ls : OGDEN, naowsrLL /. co.'s.
~ Powdered.
Refined White,
Clarified and
for sale by COLLIERS i RonERTstsS
lame aAe N oI asses.
1y5 GALS. bAiiinger's Molasses, for sale by
A-v octld CULLIkRs ROBERTSON.
k4NAhINA inst rccei we'd ard fnr .ns. ~
GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
serod
1kHHUs. primeN. q. So. = 80 : - - -
- w H. AUSTIN 4 90
iyl1 IFS MANS I,
NTRW SUPPLIES aF ----------------- ------.
IN Rntlaa,.
Life Of Douglas,
Lincoln,
81 Purodis.
This day received by
OGDEN, BR0WNELL i CO.'S
Eart9nA 49, A,NOAs.VAs,
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\ ayers OF THR GREAT CITIES


|M AYORs OF THR GREAT ClTIl
We the sndsrsisned MAYORS, hereby cert
Tthst the BrsEgists, Apo. kseAsles a.d Aysaeia.s
ear several cities have signed = dsc.ne1tc
surancs TO us that the remedies 81 Or. y. 9. All
4 CO., Of Lowell, AYERS EARSAPA1LL
PILLS, AGUE CURE, and cHEkRY PfcTokAl
hare becn foand 10 b medicines Of great sxssll0
md worthy the confidence 81 the community.
HON. JANIS CooE,
Mayer Of Lowell.
HON. ALHIN BEARD,
Mayor Of Nashua, u. II.
HON. n. W. HAARIN0TOH,
Mayer Of Manchester, n. q.
4ok. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor Of Concord, N. d.
HON. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor OF Worcester, Mass.
NON. EATnNL sILsRlR,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
HON. r. ". LINCOLN.
Mayor Of Boston, Mass.
HON. ". N. RoDMAN,
Mayor Of Providence, r. /.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor Of Norwich, Ct.
HON. !. N. HARRIS,
Mayor Of New London, CT.
HON. CHAS. s. DoDIER,
Mayor Of Montreal, 9. 3.
HON. D. r. TIEMAN,
Mayor Of New York City.
HON. H. M. KINSTRBY,
Mayor Of Hamilton, G. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of Toronto, G. w.
hon. r. M. BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati, O.
HON. I. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of Lyons, Iowa.
AuN. JAS. McfERTEKS,
Mayor of Bowmanville, CIV.
HON. JAS. W. NORTH,
Mayor Of Augusta, Ne.
HON. HENaY COOPER, Jn.,
Mayor Of Hallowell, Ne.
non. JAS. s. BECK,
Mayor of Fredericton, N. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,.
Msyor Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. J. c. BLAIsDELL,
Mayor OF Fall River, Mass.
HON. W. II. CRANsTOy,
Mayor Of Newport, r. l.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor of Galena, Ill.
HON. JOHN ioDuDEN,
Mayor Of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. THos. CRugcHPIELD,
Mayor OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. r. d. BAu1H.
Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor Of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON. w. VAUGHN,
Mayer of Racine, Wis.
HON. A. FARR,..
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN c. HAINEs,
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. W. noLYBAD,
Mayor Of Columbus, Ga.
HON. IHOS. French,
Mayor Of Burlington, Iowa.
HON. wM. LEIGHTON,
Ex Mayor Of Keokuk, Iowa.
Certify that the resident Druggists have ASSN
them
Certify that the resident druggists have sssul
them
Csrsify that the resident Druggists have assul
them
AYERS SARsAPARILLA
AYERS SARsAPARILLA
AYERS SARSAPARlLLA
L. an excellent remedy. and worthy the conAdsr
Of the community.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20
Keokuk Drug Store.
CIfie.strcrt bet veiu 4 Blond ea0
kEOKl X. IOWA

kEoKl X, IOWA
LARa assert IN eHt O. rngs
II Chemicals, Iustrums n IT, and
Fancy articles just lived - F. y
the above establishment com kJyH
prisinr all he new chenlca ~ 84S kSr4jkH
Preparations, III ldsn r T aid Ex III ~ 49, II
tracts, Trusses, Abdomii 81 Sup
porters, lessaries, spccu luns o. ~ 49, ~ T.
all kinds. Stethnscotss, Cathe SSss3 ~ IskssS IL
tiers, SpermatorrhGa ri gf, ard 0j kW2X rs
some splendid caSexgoi Char ~ 81
riere's superior fnstTll snsf. 0nl kS1lll
These articles having tes ri Sc
lected with special RET retee ~ -
the kSe~n wants Of The proicss,.i, are offered on
the hest terms to fhysle ians and otheTs.
April - DIV Iu0s. RYAN. Agent.
VicsiN ). SCANS.
LrREsn vAccl Nj seaBs, always on hand and
l. for sale at the
aplsdtw KEogUK DRUG STORE.
lt<lt OKA.
DRANDY, Wines, il msica Rum, Holland Gin,
- &C., warranted purs. for medicinal use. Ut the
apl9dtw kEdkUK DRUG STORE.
Com POUND nY PUPHU 4 "A ITE or
| MANGANESE.
VERY celebrated ss q remedy in Pulmonary af
| fections, highly rec mmended in the n edicAl
Journals ~ the most W. uable meacine yet discov-
cred for obstinate and distressing Coughs. For
| sale At the
| KEokf DRUG STORE,
| Arlediw Fit bet. bet Main Blondssu
Improved slnstsC fxIensiUn y yFS NJ .,
+ kWIS = RICHAknSON'S,--them most beauti.
IL ful and ysnieut apparatus yet invented, fcl
| sale IT the hEUkUk DRUG STORE.
my26d
FANCY ARTICLES,
/ EMBRACING Colosn =. Toilet Soaps, livery fne)
IL Vinsigre Rouge, Pink Balls, Aromatic Zach
ous, tfor the breath, fer sale ~ the
/ aplodAw KE0kIK DRUG STORE.
/ PNO1 uG ENE.
/ VEH1 superior article of Cincinnati CO. Al
/ "A OIL for sale at st p gallon, at the
| ap19dAw KEOkuK DRUG STORE.
, 1860-07-20

Ducks 40 CA1uAEr.-Tha excursionists to
Clark Station yesterday report duct at the
Calumet, at least a canoe tull. Fortunately
help wss at hand and tho party got safely to
land. dump but not dismayed.
, 1860-07-20
The Slave Trade.

The President ind Cabinet recently mnde all
sorts of promises to Congress that the laws for
the suppression of the slave trade should be re-
spec.ed, and carried out to the fullest extent.
We believe one case did arise In which the Gov
sEnmsnt attempted sonetang Of the kind but
exhausted itself in that special instance , The
crime is still carried on to IN enormous e1tent,
and many arrivals Of vessels at Southern ports
are those II slayers, landing their cargoes Of
stolen negroes upon our shores, and 1eplenish-
ing the supply oi slaves in the south. Oaly on
Monday l4st . cargo Of one hundred and tEeu-
t. four Africans were landed from the schooner
Ctotilde It Mobile. one Of the chief ports Of the
south, and, We are bouud to believe, in the face
aud e5es OF the officials Of the Federal Govern
ment. They were Immediately taken of to the
Alabama RlEer IN steamboat, and By this time
are jadsciously and safely distributed among
the planters. Such an set cannot esc+pa the
attention Of the Government, but no effort Will
be made to punish the guilty parties until it il
too late, and the guilty hare escaped beyond
ths peradveu.ure Of arrest and pua.shuent.-
NtoarE{N ~ ~ AsreEry.
, 1860-07-20
CONFESSION OF DEFEAT,

The present attitude Of tho Democracy be-
fore the country is plain and open confession
Of defeat Neither wing has the slightest
expectation Of the election Of its candidates by
the people. The leaders openly admit this
much; and II they did not, their action proves
it sufficiently. They are now openly in the
field tor any kiod Of a trade that will prevent
tue peop'e from making choice Of President.
They wunt fifty or Sky men at Washington,
naj ,rity Of whom belong body and soul to
the Slavery 0!iEarclly, to choose President
for thirty millions Of people1 They are not
willing to leave the matter to the people them
Selves They know that tho popular verdic:
is against them; aud hence they are seeking
by corrupt bargaining and unnatural combs
uatio1s, to prevent that verdict from beir 6
returned. TIE scheme might give some
trouble but for the fact that the people Fec
CLEARLY through it. mud they have resolved moi
to be cheated this year.
, 1860-07-20
The CenEnz Of 1860.
Il Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
de|nhis Prets writes as folows:


delphia Press writes 81 follows:
Among the improvements introduced into our
next census, there il one which will. for the FIRST
time, enable The statistician and statesman to
make true and correct estimate Of the nun.
ber, strength aud influence Of the foreign ele-
ment in this country. Heretofore, the children
of foreign born citizens, born'in this country,
have always been cassed With the natives, 10
which, in fact, they belong. 1t is now suggest
ed that in our next census discrimination mar
be made, so that the number Of direct descend.
ants Of Irish, Gernnn and other foreign immi-
grants may be ascertained. It will not only be
an interesting item to show the value aud i'm.
portance Of immigration in political and na-
tional economical sense. but ethnology and
other branches Of science will drive great
msny benefits therefrom. Medical men will be
interested to find out which Of the various ele.
ments and nationaiities, represented on Our soil
tends most to natural increase. Do the Ameri-
eau, the German, or the Irish excel in that re-
gardf In our opinion the German and I-ish
immigrants increase more than the natives, a.
tue greater part Of them when they ars&ye al
our shores, are either married, OF, at least, of
marriageeble aye, and, therefore, very apt to be
productive. 1t is estimated that the number of
foreigners and their children (not even to in.
c.ude their grand. childten) born in this country
will not f4l. short at present from between
twelve and fourteen millions,
, 1860-07-20


1Fom Meteorological Article ia the Marx Lane Express
June 23-0vercast and very dark morning;
clearer at 10 4. H.; fine day, but generally
cloudy; night cloudy.
a4-C.oudy morning; dull day; clear even.
ing; night partially cloudy.
25.-Cloudy morning, rain from till II 4.
~, then showery; cloudy evening; cloudy
night, with rain after midnight.
26.-Rain early; fair at A. NJ, then fine,
With occasional clouds; fine night.
27.-Osercast, appeara ance OF rain all day, dull,
cold. aud gloomy; night cloudy with raiu.
e3.-F'ne morning q few scud cloudspassing
in quick succession tall +. NJ, then showery
all tne rest Of the day, and also at night.
29-Pastlal1y cloudy and cold morning, show
ers flying round us; hearJ showers after II l..
II; ,hunder storm with heavE rain, between
and +. b., md another at F. H., with heavy
shower; then clear and sunny evening; clouds
night, with rain early in the morning Of the
30th.
What strange weather for June which month
We generally calculate upon as our forcing
month "a month in which We anticipate any re-
tardation in tbe growth Of our crops may be
made good, and our prospects Of the probable
state Of The coming harvest may be pretty &C
| curately prognostlcated. But the continued
| wet and Inv state of the temperature, leads us
! to infer that We may be undergoing the reaction
| of the drought and heat experienced On the ap-
proach of the splendid comet in 1858, to which
We may, | think, add the influence Of the come.
now visible in the Northern Hemisphere, visit.
| or At present unknown. but one that il anticipa
ted to equal, if not surpass onr late visitant.
, 1860-07-20

We pub.ah to day somewhat canstic letter
from Hon. Frederick Foliett, formerly Canal
Vonn'sssoner Of this State, to Mayor Wood,
.oocning 1ne late douglas letter OF His E1eei-
aaeney 70 NJ Van Alien. Nr. Follett takes the
~ ~ or psSay rounaty TO task for gong over to
sor IT, seiin1as: nalssny ard shows
the vote Of New York, Gons;desn ~. M'."G.. ~
mentat1on gong on among the Dsmocracr n
the etass' th'n letter ol Mr. Follst,'s w,ii h.
sead with interest by all concerned u. ~. T.. us 9
cle.. perception Of the hopeleasness of ne nss
q ts;. ~ n"1sas whatevef - .he issae q
ot the solid vote of the south. Tbkk.s keM y value
pears to be sort Of g:uund swell ennno y ~
Democracy On this subject, which beiorss tans ens
d. r. Herald. 'oPsl&o.-