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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Oeue 1um6uN0erei.

Oie Geoer5 mlerer @s9enpartbei, ooer
Die Union s3erft6rer, ibrer 9roBen Stbmd
6e belpuBt, baben fbon perlbieoene Ser
lube 9em1bt, &nopnotbin9: uno 28Di9=
gtatlonalsSonoentionen su berufen, I'm
100 mo9ltb orei @anoioaten fir Yreiioent
in ea6 Selo 5u brin9en-oie Stimme oom
au oertbeilcn, unO iomit bob wieoer Den
Sle9 oaUon 3u tr18en.-G6 9ebt ober Dies
nlbt-oenn Die Sieoer6 iino 9efannt-umt
9eraoe neil man iie fennt, ioiit AUDI 9tic.
mano p!lli0 ft0 ouf oieie BIie bon tb.
pen an Der 9tdie fubren III laf;en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
OUT Orfaat.

Stfannttitb 1T 8 6aobeu8 Stes
pen 8, Der Sertreter bon 2ancoiter i'm
Heprd dicntontenDoufe eju8aibin9ton, Elm
wigi9er &opf. Jteulicb fam in eincm So
telin &ai0in0tcn po6 @elpr&tb ouf S0bn
Srclpn, uno Elm DeiBblUti9er Suoldnoer
rief aus, Srcpn babe Ueroient, elm 9ue=
Cnomol 9ebGn9t ju peroen. vSSb itimc
Sbncn BEL" fa9te Sboooeu6, c6 mar icbr
unrebt BON Srown, bab ct nur nit ;lpanz
sig Monn nodD Soorper6 Serrp Fam
0dtte ct brciBi9 mit9cbro6t, 70 bdtte ct
Die 0onje SfloOereifro9e fir INNER gcz
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Der Jleuia6rS=Ia

Der gteuiabr5sSoo 9ien9 piclleicbt in
oieier Staot ME Uoriiber, o0B man 10 pe.
ni9 Stinten. unO Qiitolenz SbUBe b0rte
SIetleibt mag bie6 Die llrlatbe oeptien
lein, Gap 9eoabter Sag auf Den Scnnt1o
fel. = SeoenfalI6 mag pa0urtb manbem
un9lut por9tbcu9t lporoen itin, otnn
pon anoern pldgen bort man, Dap IS rpie=
Der piele ierIbmcttrrte oanpc uno ob9c.
iblo9ene Singer uno Ierme, our;D oos
3erlprinDen BON @elpeDrtn, 0cQeben bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
22eriebt bes &rieos.sterct.irs.

SSn Dem locben Dem Gcn9rcB libcrrcitb:
.tn Stribt pe5 Gric96 Sctretdr6, be:
bduptet iener Se1mte, Dap Die Nu&9abeu
fir Die 2lrmee bcoeuteno reoutirt mur0tn
in Sol9e zines Spittm6 itrcnger Sefpno.
mic, lpelbc5 feinc6 GrmcIen6 cine ptrma.
ntnte Nbnobme Der Nu590ben iitbcrn.
SIR oa6 ndtbFc 6i6toIiaDr iino, nat1
8oran1blo8 bieie6 0cportement5 nm ma.
be an : Willionen rnttr Die l(nnobmcn fir
oo6 laufenoe un0 cine Dolbe MillIion SDaz
ler unter Den fur oitie5 SaDr 9citatteten
Nu69obcn Derab9eitbt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Gin 1lOinF fur oic Saucrn

Sin GinIenoer i'm Srronto @lobe,
>. Soulton, empfieblt Den S0ucrn i
Q4eiSenfeloer notb Dem crF9efoller
Stbnee gu rollcu, >pcOurb >r0breno .
Sinter Die Soat nit elmer fcftcn Sdbn
oecfe 9e0cn 2Sino unO @aiitr 9efcbt
meroen. Der &oriblao 1T olIcr Serii
ii6ti9un9 pertb uno folIte pon uni
Souern lpeni9iteno probirt mcrccn. 5
Soulton ibreibt, Dap oieie5 &erfob
an mantben Srten uno nomentli0
Stbmcoen oi0emeinc llmrenpun9 fin
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Eine 3raut pcrbrannt.

Sine iun9c Game 9tamen6 MiB Mlo,
bon Gintinnotti, ruroe NIT Gicut. SIS
perbeirdtbet. Gini9e Stunoen nacb
6eir1tb, p6breno bie 9ohjcit696ite
9C9en lparen fam Die Srout cincm Sc
an cinem @rGte 5u n1Dc-ibre &lei
9eriCtbrn in 8rano uno ebe iie 9elo
weroen fonntcn mar oieIelbe tootlitb
brannt. Gini9e Stlmoen borouf t
lie, uno Die So6ieit6feier ,puroe ju ci
Spbe5icene Uerlpanoelt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Ger Gpillnl : 11crbraud,.

2(u5 bcn gteu Worfer 3oUbou6. Seri
ten 9cDt bcrpor, Dap i'm SabrcIS5S 30
0OOpfuno Spium in Die 8cr. Staot
tin9efibrt pmoen uno nab jurerldifie
Una1ben puroCn oapcn nGr Gin 3ct
tbeil Su mcoiinliden 3meHcn ucrmcno
2(potbefer uno 2le3te reriIdcrn, pap
@npobnbeit oG6 Sfium9euuft6 bier +,
oQ8emein lei uno mob foytpdDrtno
lib 9reife.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
$Scr;ltcbc Samfabifattuua.

Infer 3eitun95trd9er bat un5 crIubt
ieinen 8unoen, Die er am 9teuia abr5zWcrs
gen beiubte, uno ibnen feline l(boreBe pors
le9te, fir Die lberolen 8eibenfe, rpelbe
iie ibm pafir einDGnoi9ten, ieinen un9es
beu0elten uno ber;licben Oanf objuitQtz
ten.-8abrlib, er fUblt ieet gan; unobs
bdn90-me6r 70 ais oie5 in ieinem gam
gen Qeben Der Sail mar - umo perlpritbt
Oieie6 8oblpollcn itet5 in feinem Suien
III ndbren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
llN(ere StNnts=leGehNe0unn,

@eitsrn perIammclte iitb befanntlid
uniere Staats @elek9ebun9 3u 6orriSz
burg, uno bic n6dDite 8obc lpcrotn mir
i'm Stanoe lein uniern 2eIcrn ocn Oaupt.
Snbalt Der Sotihaft pe5 @cup. 81 a cfz
er portule9en, 70 lpie ibnen Su mcloen,
tper Die Sedmten Der beiocn S0Guier iino.
Nub werotn mir oeuielbcn, 6orouf f6nz
nen lte liD itber ocrlaben, ale piBen6.
ioert2e Serbdnolun8en pdbreno Der gam
gen SIeun9 oerlelbcn, gang oetreu u0rle.
nen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
CrtrllllRen,

I'm Samfta9 Den 24iten December
fdno man Den lebIoien 8orper cines Mons
nes, oeeen gtamcn mir aber nitbt erfobren
baben, in Dem Canal BEL GataIouqua in
ipel6em er ertrunFen rpar.-Gr foil aus
slnem Der oitlibsn Staatcn oobin oefomz
men isln, uno iOa nur eini9e &o9en BORT
8earbeitet boben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
1luSerc GD,trf.

ltnTere Court Der Uiertel.idbrlirben Sis
Bun0 naDm am @onto9 aubier ibren Qnz
fang, uno e6 fotlen tpie0er cine 9roBe l(nz
jaW GriminolsSGlle porIie9cn.-2lle mir
abcr sur preBe 9eDen muBten, mar npcb
nibt6 Bi9ti9e6 perbanbelt pprben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Nic rcpubliFanifd)c National Cenpcn
tion.

Die i'm Sabre 1856 in @bitaoelpbia er>
ndnnte repubIifaniihe 9taticnols @ommits
tee trat am pori8en Mtittpob i'm 2tftors
9auie 3u teNu=9Jort ;uiammcu, uno be-
itimmte nob turjcr Debatte, Dap Die
n6bite republifoniibe gtotionols @onpenz
tion am l3. SSuni 1850 in 6 bico9 0,
SQinci6, ab8ebalten rperben follte. 2(UBer
Gbica9o lporen nob &DetIin8, Detroit,
9arrIebur9, 9bilaoeIpbia uno Snoianaz
polls in 8orfdNa9 9ebrati6 lpor0en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
u c rps y . rF.

Ginem nit Dem &erfaTer be6 bur6 d
Gon9reBperbanolun9cn 70 berUbmt az
poroEncn Sube6, 9errn $oelper, 9ttr0I
fenen llebereinfommen 9emdb, miro ba
ielbe oemnd1it in elmer beutitDen ltebel
fsbun9 bon Or. Stto &cpentlol
erfbeinen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
g In 81 &nn.

9ie bie1i9e ,,Gotumbia Seuers Gompo9z
ME-" bate am 2tcn GDriftto9 2(beno eiz
ncn Sa(t in Der N(tentoun S6o Seuopz
6a(le peranitoltet, nelbam 5abtreib beiz
oelpobnt poroen, uno bel lpeltbem man ei.
ne per0nG9te 3eit 9ebobt boben fou.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
nPOie lEnfnnft @ener1l q

UOie l(ntunft 8ener1l Stott'6
ReusYprt fam unermartet. Gr ia0t,
brittil6cn 8eb0roen boben Usrlobnlicbt
freunoibaftlitben Sinn tunr9r9ebcn II
CT befiird)te fein5nc95, o1B Die StbriCri
fcitrn nlbt frieoliD bci9Gle9t lpero
f0nnen. Die game 2tn9clcocnDeit
nun aus Den rauben 01nocn oc6 Seer
uno Der Slotte 9enomHcn uno Den Sdrt
ren Der Diplomatic anpcrtraut.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
Die ,Getcrtaoe,

Die oie6idbri0en 8tierta9e fino TeDr
9erGufblo5 Bel un6 pOriiber 9c9an9en.-
Sn unlerer StNot uno ltm3e3tno Bat iib
nibt6 un9ep0b 0bn!ibt5 erei2net. alien
beRIelben purot in aLlsn &irtben 0otte6z
bienlt 9eb1lten, uno p1trenO Der @p1e
lp1ren ,,@briitpuee" unO ,@,Dnobt6z
b6ume" an Der G10e5s unO gta abt5sSros
nurI0.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04

NG5 fam feline 9roBcre SborDei
9ebcn, ais ourtb piele QrbGit Sermc9ei
;u permebren, uno nit eitlcm Ser9nti9ei
Die Seelc ju pcrlieren. Seitanoi0e Be
lbGfti9un9 perbutet 9epobnlib Ser.
iu6un9. Sbue mas pu iouit, fommt
mas mill.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
nPNeinr. Slrnnrrts. DIR fhnn lrcnf

U0einr. SWnpcrts, Der ibon lpc8t
Der Grmorom8 feiner W0treiie Srpb
@erner, Ger 6erftGcfcIte bcfanntlicb ;
9cibe, paCtte iie in Elm Sap uno fonb
iie nob gteusyorf), gum Spoe perurtbei
porbcn mar, britono ipeben cincn 5>re
ten projeB, Der jlponji9 Sage oauert
unp init Der 8rciiprebun9 oc6 SetIo9tc
enGctc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04

%Sn gteus&Jorf 1T Der felt Sabre
onbdn9i9 9elreiene YrojeB Der pcn Del
S0auIpieler Sorreit 9eicbiccenen Sra
9e9en ibren friiberen @emabl cntibiepc
poroen. Sorreit bat Der Srau bis j
iDrem Sebcn6enoe idbrIicb $4,000, m
1870 be9inneno, ju 3oblcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04
5alsscwimnun8 in Sen Der. 5taatcl

E5n Sen Solinen IN SDr0tWit, q. y
ocn 9roBten Der Ser. ST., lrcrocn idb
liCb 7 Mliu. 8uIbel Sol} nit einem $50
tbeile BON 100000 9ercnnen, pclt
Dem Stootc cine 2lb8obt Don 5000
ODER l st. per Suiibcl cinbrin9cn. 6
oen oon;en Ser. Staaten wcrotn idb
lih l6 Millicren 8ulthel bcrUor0cbr0dl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04

VG6 9ereibt unierm 9anoe nibt iur
Sbre, Dap ole 8rdber GINGER unierer per-
torbenen prdltocnten in eincm i1lecbten
Sufan0 iino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04

PISS 1T mertwtroi9, cos uerb6lts
nlBmoBl9 plel mebr Der berGbmten cnas
lll0eu S1rlttttelIer 2(merifo'6 i'm 9tcrs
oen, ale i'm Suoen wobnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04

O7llnldn9it bat Elm febr rci6er Sci,
balls bel 9)crt, po., itb fclbtt lm'6 9eben
8fbro6t, neil ct ieinen slice eiamen nidt 10
tbeuer perfaufen fonnte ais ct eS lpiinfd,te,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04

"Gin 28eib, 2lnne 8ionefp, ,rart
we8en Grmoroun9 ibre5 Mome6 in boz.
lester gSp6e ju ct. poul, Minnefpto
sum 500 am @ot9en pcrurtbeltt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-04

d. Seute, Die 2tbenos beim 9ibte cine
Slulolampe ftllen, fceen ficb icIbft in Ser
ber69cfotr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03
JAS. X. CoIBr, E,,-.,i,.
r. NJ. MANLY, '''t,'''
G.. o. THoMPsoN. O0"'"'''''''
st, Johnsbury, July 2, 1860.

NEW CHURCH The foundation corner
stone Of large new Catholic church was laid
at West Rutland, on Tuesday. The Bishop
and other clergy, and several Thousand per-
sons, we're present to witness the ceremony.
SERIOUS AooIDENr.-An Irishman by the
name Of John landrigah while getting on the
cars az West Rutland. on Tuesday last slip
ped and got his leg smashed so badly that it
had to be amputated By Dr. Sanborn, next
day.
y The Corresponding Secretary OF the
State Agricultural Society, being about to
prepare list of tho officers of the several
County Societies, for the benefit of the State
Agricultural Societies of other States, the
Secretaries of the several County Societies
will confer favor by forwarding list of the
officers Of their respecting Societies to Daniel
Noedham, Queechy, VT.
A SMAsH.-On Thursday last the freight
train on the Rutland and Burlington Rail
road, going cast, when within mile or two
of East Wallingford, was met by two cars
which had accidentally become detached from
the freight and accommodation train that had
gone on before, and which were coming back
towards Rutland at a rapid rate, the grade
being descending, and there being no person
on board to 'broak up" On coming in col
lision, the engine Of the freight train ran into
and nearly half way through the passenger
car, ripping up the seats and things genor-
ally inside, and doing much damage. Fortu-
nately, no person was injured Mr.. Foster,
the engineer on the freight train, and Mr.
Durkee, the fireman, both leaped from the en-
CINE before coming in contact with the car
Rutland Herald.
Mr.. Norman Seavor, of the senior class id
Andover Theological Seminary, has accepted
the invitation Of the Congregational Church
in Rutland to become associate pastor with
Rev DIR. Aiken, and is expected to enter upon
his lobors early in September.
A colt belonging to O. p. Barrett, Of Ben
nington, has fve feet, one Of his fore feet being
double.
~ Among the signatures to the Breck-
inridge and Lane call from Rutland is that of
j. X. Mclean, late partner of John Cain in
the publication of the Courier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03
Rarkcts


BlsION MARNEr, AUG 1850.
AeIE--Ihr H1fs.f .or Ashes continues dull aud HE
sales h.fc hef. .il4 10 r. 10 for Pots au8 % 4
d i-o- Ior Pearls.
tLOlN-l1c demand has been moderate dnriug the
week. although we notice more activity nt c close, ptr-
Nc1ary far low grades che stock of which is quite rec
lucDd ln prcs tlgIc i- material change Tho sales
fancy brands and selling at IS 81 u 20 % H.
good brands generally held at tho iatcr Tl.' extras
- % 7i and superior 80 SO ID 81 80 rer obi, iu-
GLIDING ehoicc brands Ohi1, Ocue,cr nd Michigan
GEAIN-C0ru has been rather dun dudug thc week,
although, with light receipts Tor days there u.s. "a
little better feeling of he close Tho sle nf southern
yellow have been at 10 re, equality and Western
mVed az 81 Csc, mostly at the latter urice ior good
40 white on the uafkct, and tIc price OF this acser on
prices have been realized. The sales OF Northern and
Canada have been at ~ 4lc per bu Joe of LOCO 1u
selling NJ 4c per bu, The only really good and los
received for some time.
bLIIElt-lhore is no change Go uotire u the But
Ger market since last week Tho arrivals roaiuue uod-
craze and thc supply of good and choice uo' more
uau equal 20 tue wants OF hc trade The entire receipts
% the week have been 1929 packages tAe demand
from tlc trade good for i choice and oAtra quality
good choice and extra Vermont and New York daircs
have been AZ Il Is l2c aud iu instances as h-
as l9f for the best diaries. Common aud fair ranges
fsom % Il per Do, us Co quality.
WOOL--lhe market for fleece and pulled wool has
been very quiet during the week. and The sales do not
exceed 5000 us. Ia the country purchases of thc new
cp still making no the high prices previously noticed
utommt. We think buyers had now better corn fhlr
attention 90 stocks here, prices still rule comparative
lower than have SO far been paid 10 the wool growing
States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03

dicnts OF uraudrcu's PIES age purgtvc aud aot io CON
junction 90 open dciach dissolve, cleanse. cool heat
and carry Of the body whatever injuries IT, BY be-
ing digestcd like the food they enter into and mix viii
the blood 20 search out and remove al bad hunors-
They dissolve al unnatural collections, clcasc the blood
and tuberclas, ulcers, Sc lct them be in wha, par
of tho system they may. They njore part Of the body
Thcy carry away nothing that's good. They only re-
move what Is bad They assist nature. agree with TO- ao
with 30 and asays DO their work we'll Their use ha.
saved many valuable lt
soldat principal oHi.o so. 29i Canal street Price ~
cents per box Sold by l.. p. Pierce aud Fred Smith,
Montpelier w. and by al respectable DEALER 10 med
oiucs OIUl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM.

Messrs. Perry DAVIS & soN-Gents.--l am at a loss
to express with words the satisfaction il gives to I'M
form you Of the benefit have received from he OF
your Pain Killer About year since, attacked
with tue iuhammaioy rheumatism being unable to walk
for eight weeks besides the confinement 10 the house,
the pain experienced no tongue can describe But to
return to the object Of this letter On the 27h Of De
oenber last had moro severe attack than before.
Immediately commenced using the Pain Killer made by
YOU which to my surprise, Immediately relieved me OF
pain and saved the necessity Of being confined TO my
bed for day Il is eleven days the attack
and the Inflammation has entirely subsidized. My limbs,
which were tremendously swollen, have assumed their
natural shape. In short ain entirely we'll and feel
bound by the common sympahes Of my nature for those
who may be thus afflicted make the above statement
that all may resort TO the Pain Killer that time expense
aud world Of suffering may be prevented
HENRY WEED, CLERK at III Genesee ST., Utica,
Sold by druggists everywhere 0607
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03

t1' Few greater calamitos. in these times,
could happen, than the attempt to elect
President by the House of Representatives
The delay of all public business, as in the
contest for Speaker last winter, would be
serious evil. The bribery and corruption
that would be engendered would disgrace the
Nation. Moreover it is very doubtful if the
House would not adjourn without making a
choice, in which case that intense Pros Slave
ny body, the Senate, would elect Joseph Lane.
In every light that such Il contingency can be
viewed il is fearful calamity. Not that the
country would not survive it, for we indulge
in no such silly alarms But every friend Of
good morals, public order, and Republican
institutions. ought to deprecate of Congress
sioaal contest for President, far more than he
would the election OF the most Objectionable
candidate, now in nomination, by the people,
lie ought to strive to prevent it, because of
its demoralising and anti democratic tenden-
ees, as well as because it would probably in
fict worse than j. b. upon tho country for
our next President. --AiJany Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03
A GREAT sCoURGE.

Among the many ills which flesh is heir 20. none is
more common Or distressing than Rheumatsm and ts
kindred complaints, and obstinate In resisting
medicines. They appear 70 have met conqueror at
last. however, in 'Dr Sweets lnfalblc Liniment,
which is the browning glory II the great bone SETTER and
the name Of SrErHRs SWEET will hereafter take a high
rank among the benelactors Of mankind. COO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03

from two very important sources, go relation 10
CRISrADukOs HAIR DYE
The arst of these decisions From the pen Of DR.. Chill
ton who has no equal in trs country los M analytic
chemist and declares thc dye TO De absolutely free from
dclclcrous ingredients This may bc called
The SCIENTIFIC VERDICT
The second decision IS popular one. 1he thousands
VIII, use the dye arc unanimaus iu recommending IT,
above al, othcrs for the exquisite naturanc-. OF She
blacks aud browns 60 imports. and me mpdIy Of s Of
feet Thiss
THE PUBLIC VERDICT.
The documents which constitute these ,cfdicts may Do
seen at hc establishment of Cdsndoro.
Sold everywhere, aud applied by 40 hair dresscrs.-
Cistadnr1 30 Astor House, Now York COOS
MEYERS MIRACULOUS vERMtN DIES TROY
E3, the oldest and best remedy euowu or Ex,erunat
ing Rats and Mice, Coekroaehes. Bugs, Ants Musqui-
toes Foas, Moths Grain Worms aud Garden Insects.
D. Principal Depot, 6l2 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold ly all Druggists everywhere. 93ll
o. Dr.. @. II sHOLEs. Eclectic Physician, gives par
ucUar attention 60 diseases " She ofo urinary organs,
and special diseases of women. See advertisement FOO
another column. 9ol9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03

mcnts of tho particular clique Of whom speak
with distrust, and would gladly have seen
them perform quarantine before landing But
they had sappcd and mined the foundation OF
the Democratic edifce so long that they knew
its weak points, aud having perfected their
machinery accordingly, they were enabled to
influence its movements, and to rule or ruin
in party affairs generally doing the best when
they failed to accomplish the first. Thus they
became formidable, and thus did great and
generous party yield to their impious demands
from time to time. rather than to sec their
treacherous arms turned against the Demo-
cratic encampment, while its hosts were en-
gagged in great periodical battle with its
open enemies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03

cAMBNDaE cArrLE MARkEr.-Ang. |. lsao

VAWDNIDIL JAIILH MAItALI.--Aug 7, 1000
by Telegraph 20 tte Vatrhman q Journal.
AtMarkct sos Cattle 100 Becyes l06 Stores consisting
of Working OXon Cows, and one, aud three years
olds. rutcHs.
Beef extra, 500 a 72j Working Oxen, IS a 100
A." first quail. 6.1i 900 Cows s. Calves, 90 60
" see. 800 600 Yoarlings, none
" third e" $40 O,l0 Two years Odds, Sa II
" ordinary 2,75 900 Three " II "a Il
Sheep and Lamhs.-At Market. 1860. Prices
Ia Lots, 1903 a l,jO Extra a select. 2,25a 800
REHAuKs.-lho supply of cattle was not so large as
the TWO last weeks. and quality not good Prices
without any change to notice. There were large sup
ply of sheep and OF Very good quality. Those Of slim
quality 2jc lower than last week for same quality
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03
A ARON q. RANCROFT,S ESTATE.-

4 ARON T. BANCROFT ESTATE
L n Tho subscribers, having been appointed by the
on. Probate Court Cor the district Of Washington, come
issione9s receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against The estate Of Aaron L. Ban
scented nsoycnt and the term u six months from the Sd
day Of July, 1860, being allowed by said court 10 the
credtors OF said deceased exhibit and prove their
pecye claims before Give notice. that We will attend
10 the duties of appointment at the dwelling house Of
Aaron T. Bancroft, deceased In Planheld in said DIS
trc The 4ls day OF August aud December next, at
nine 0'clock, in the forenoon each of said days,
EBENEIER MARTIN, C,,,.r,
SULLIVAN IS GALE,
Plaindeld, July 9.h, A. d. 1860 O60S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03

to "ion" Of the Baltimore Sun writes
"In Georgia the Bell and Douglas parties
have united in the support Of common cleo
toral ticket, but the movement appears to be
very distastcfll to some of the friends Of Bell
and may reduce instead ofincreasc his strength
in that state
to The Democratic State Committee in
Minnesota is composed of twelve members
The Douglas men on the committee, four in
number. have called a State Convention to
meet August % TO nominate electors pledged
10 Douglas. The remaining eight will soon
Issue another call for the convention of nation
al Democrats, To- be held about the SO Of Sep
tembcr. which will nominate electors who
will support breckenridge and Lane. On
Monday last the 23d inst. a new daily was
started in 81. Paul TO advocate the interests
of Breckenridge and Lane. Everything in
dicatos sharp fight in Minnesota.
~ "Mr. William b. Astor. son Of John
Jacob Aston Of Now York. is said TO be worth
at least S2j. 900. 0O0.' Poor fellow What
a toll IL must be to take care Of such pro-
porty and all he gets, for it is his victuals,
lodging and clothes There will be few
moro coaches az his funeral than some poor
folks have mot more though, than are often
seen at many an Irish funeral, in New York;
but what good will that do him .-BWlmg-
ton Free Press
70 A certain gentleman, passing home
ward a night or two since. came Co a clothes
line with a shirt on it, lie Immediately pro-
posed TO The line to "odd or even, to soc
which would have the shirt. He pulled out
"a onarfnr tool. 80 odd and tr.p fIo ft..r