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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
go VSSNGMT SVGSEWGSS,

there are many whore disease Is TOO long anoA
to remain unchecked in the system and slight esuM
regarded at FIRST simply annoyance eeases "et
the patient An impure stale OF tha blon
through debation of the lungs fills the system vim
morbid humors an rusAon becuncs feeble aervaes-
ated 10 feverish ntensity-te hsStt liver. ab4 hit
news separately performing functoas o vital Heseaaiiy
we'll being i'm pcded in their regular aeAta-
the digestive organs alter in their task, and ref1se 70
perform process OF separating the nutritious rtsAsao
from food the whnlc mental brng is we'll nigh ready
To sink under the burien dr Bfe The patient Aseted
accounts his case complication OF diSorers aud ~flsw
refuses medication, from his thorough dis
belief in prospect of cure To such -tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
Both The oinsent and IIs should be used in Ahe lsos

Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in The ftItoac
ting
Bad Legs, lCorns (Son) fScalds
Bad Breasts, Cancers, sore Nipples,
Burns, Contracted and sore ThrOats,
BInons, Stiff Joints, skin Diseases,
Bites of Mosche- Elophantass, curry,
toes and Sand Fistulas, Sore heads,
Flies IGout, lTumors,
bay Glandular Swelling ulcers
Chiego foot, I.umbago, Woufas.
Chilblains, iPiles, iYaws.
Chapped Hands, ltheumatsm
CAUTION Nome genuine unless the words HoIIo-
WAY, NEW York LONDON are disccanablc a
fernrk in every leaf of the book of directions
each pot box the may be plainly by hold
ing the leaf to the Iiht handsome reward will be Civ
to any rendering such information may lead
To the detection OF any party paresc ounterfet ng
the medicine vending the same, knowing them to be
spurious.
*&* Sold ut the Manufactory of Professor HoLLowAY
so Maiden Lane, New York and by all respectable Drug
gsts and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
world in pots, at 25c., &c. aud 81 each.
R There is considerable saving by taking the larger
NaB-Dircctions for the guidance Of patients in cv-
cry disorder, affixed to each box May 1, 6Os1y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
A Card.

.e lIder>igned take this public method Of ex-
81! their hearty and entire appreciation with
-'apt manner with which the officers and
-.eTN o.the several companies composing the
iaT,ment responded to the alarm of fire on
e! morning last. and for the alacrity and I'M
Energy displayed in ,eceiring and executing
~ 50 ci,iicut to be obeyed. They deserve
80! a.. the thanks and confidence Of the whole
~
would also make honorable mention" of
~ "azens who promptly answered and obey
- a.. iOr help. to form water lines. and man
'"e' a. reliefto the tired tiremen, but most
y cenSure the conduct Of those who, heed
'.iN call, continued to be Indifferent look
'' N".e their neighbors' property going to
''-''JH needed their exertions, and other pat
,.z"n, and the fremen were Overw Orking
,t"tN 70 counteract this wi!ful Indifference
80 5t'a' pleasure, too, we give our full NEED
',' L. those noble-hearted Ladies who 30
finished needful refreshments to the ex
aFcmcn and thus proved themselves en-
,.e warm and hearty thanks of the com
a. general. and of the ii, emen in particu
-! 'Ae!r homes never be made desOlate BY
''ases Of nre.
HORACE FAIRBANKS,
JOS BoLES. Board Of
1 HS, II F; n; Prince Engineers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
MARRIAGES.

In Brighton, June 3d. by Rev. Mr.. Bracket,
Mr.. John NJ Davis and Miss Violetta P. Warner,
both of Brighton.
In Peacham. July 10, by Rev. ID. Packer. Mr..
Charles c. Heaton of Thetford, and Miss Marga-
ret w. Harvey of Peacham.
In St. Johnsbury Center, June 20, by Rev. II.
Wellington, Mr.. Allen r. Boyce Of CRANKY, and
Miss Sarah D. House of Stanstcad, c. +.
In Stewartstown, n. H., July 4, by Rev. j. NJ
Russell. Mr.. Charles Young to Miss Nancie Rus
sell, both of StewartstOwn.
In Danville. july Is, BY Rev. c. Falcs, Mr.. c
P. Hatch, I'd, of Hardwick, to Miss Ella ID. Har-
ris of Danyille.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
DEATHS.

In Barton, at the residence Of her son-in-iaw,
Isaac G. Angler, June %, Mrs Polly Bryant, rel
let of the late Charles Bryant Of Kirby. aged II
years.
In East Haven, July 2, Mr.. Elisha Moultrop,
aged Sc years.
In Barnet, July 49, Willie B., only son of DR..
James and Lizzie B. Lang. aged months and "A
days.
In Rycgate, June ODD, of Water on the Brain.
Maggie L., only child of Alex. and Julia A. Prn-
gle, aged % months.
In Waterford, July Is. Joseph Ide, Esq. aged
GO years 1t may be said of Mr.. Ide, that few
men can be found who have lived more consistent
as professor Of religion. or left better exam
pie for the discharge of the social relations.
In Concord. June %, of consumption, Josiah
J. Parker, aged q years.
In Coventry, July II, Albertina Georgiana,
daughter of James Tice, aged ii years and III
months.
In Glover. July Is, Joseph H. Dwinnel, Esq,
aged 50 years.
In Lyndon. June 10, Mrs. Eliza Williams. wild
ow of the late Col. Lyman Williams, aged &C
years.
In Peacham. July 81, Mr.. Robert Vance, aged
G. years. He was soldier at the battle of Platts
burg.
In North Weare, n. H.. July Dist. of consump
ton, Mary P, wife of Moses A. Garland. ageC
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS,

the Act of 1851
i6 STATE ST, OPPOSITE ST., BOSTON
After an extensive practice upwards OF twent Years
continues 10 secure Patentsin the United States also in
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries Ca
yeats SPECIFICATIONS Assignments and all Papers Draw
ins>ir pateps executed on liberal terms, aud with dis
patch Researches made into American or Foreign works
to determine the validity utility Patent. or Inven-
tio,-at legal or other advice rendered in all matters
touching The same Copies OF the claims Pafen,
furnished 10y reiDtng One Dollar.
through II inventors have Advantages securing at.nfs
oraScert mug the patetabty of inventions ulsurpass
ed 10y! II not mueaS'rably superior which an Ls
offered them ese~here. The testimonials below riyen
prove that noneis MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PArrxI Or
ficE ,ha the suo>cnorr; and Success Is THE BEs1
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AMI ABILITY he would add that he
has uldant r-d> 10 believe and prove
er once :" th' Kind are the charges for professional serv
Ce> ~ moderate Inc Immense practice subscriber
during twenty years past has enabled aim to accumulate
va>tcccto OF specifications and
To patents. ihese besides his extensive library ega
and mechanical Irks, and full of
question 10 oer superior facilities for obtaining patents
Anecessty ola Journey Washington TO procur. ma
tent and the usual great delay there saved n.
yentorS.
Testimonials.
II regard Mr.. Eddy of the most capable and suc
ceSSiul practitioners with whom have official inter
Course.
CHAS. MASON" Commissioner of Patents
lhave n" hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ aperson competent and Trustworthy
and more capable OF putting their applicaiions form TO
secure Tor them an early and favorable consideration
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE" Late Commissioner ofPatents
. boston. February g. ISIS.
Mr. X Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applications
on all but ONE OF which patents have been granted
that one is now pending. Such unmstakabe proof Of
great talent and ability his part leads TO
all Inventors To apply to him TO procure their patents
they may be sure of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed OH the cases. and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART"
From Nept 7th Is57 to June 7th 1888 the subscriber
In of his large practice made twice rejected
| plcatons, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided In his favor the Commissioner Of Patents
K. Ii. EDDY,
| Boston, january, ls60.-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
h iSPEP.SIA.

: i''.ai.y 10 'isease which has so amply proved
~-- 49, ~ the ERUNlAN SYRUP as Dy,pep-
--'', .I.Nettr.re orms Oi this disease have been
.'eG Is hi. mt 1icine, US ample testimony Vi
" -'.t .t!zel.> proves. $3.50
IIrTLErOS, Mass, JAN, 1850.
'tlrs Of the Peruvian syrup:
- !'4"l- have for several years suffered Sc
IL" Dyspepsia. accompanied with ~eaAhess
J. "LlII made lie burden 10 me. Nothlh:
'''>' ALtimeilt could remain III the stoiiaeh
''"fAess aud windy excavations, uueoih
- 81 ti.r head, bad taste in the lnoutA, ca
e. 49, - Inactivity VI The liver and bowels piies
alb. hrr,ous state Of extreme suoceptl-
r. " li,.a>ed condition TebelltOus IL oruihais
Z .-''' al by HE advice Of All eminent plysi-
. ''iAuenCed taking PEhUVIAA 81 NJ r
g a. "'"p-!Irncr bentnt Alter Taxing thlee
AM I., Dal feelings have lett. Ny. Health u re-
8. L.. ~ lie Is wsll sever
?. ''! ~ iTecVLuuleud Peruvian Syrup;
AbkAA MEAD.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
OXYGENATED BITTERS.

Inc lame OF this excellent and mertorious compound
ms no" extended nearly the country Few prepar
a"s ever introduced have with so extensive sale
anu o article the exhibition Of which has been followed
u! greater blessings. or its wonderful efficacy there can
VI no doubt Unlike the usual medicines publicly sold II
has real intrinsic merit II cures every real EVERYDAY
positive disease.
For that terrible complication Of ailments known under
the general head of
Dyspepsia,
II II beyond all question the best remedy ever discovered
IL cures In this complaint have been almost incredible
Inc proprletors have In their possession recommends
lions beyond number going to show that this medicine j.
all That Claimed for It, People the first distinction in
Tic 'au including physicians of the highest character
and intelligence have rendered their voluntary tribute to
its great virtues
MesSrs. 8. W. Fowle l. Co.
Gents Il was for years q great sufferer from DIV
pesa or aterbraSh and tried almost everything within
my REACH but 10 no benefit until Induced By the
commentator OF my physician, Dr. liazeton, 10 make
use OF the OAygeHated Bitters. The first bottle produced
but slight alteration III the disease ana had 1t been
Tor the urgent request Omy phySCa should then have
discontinued their thinking them no all
but his confidence inspired persevere and
ing them to the extent Of half dozen bottles had en-
trcly reganed my health hope all dySpcplic persons
that the remedy Is the potent for the various forms
OF dyspepsia, that has been produced. Yours,
STEARNS FOSTER.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE 1 CO, Boston, and for
ale by J. {. BIsGHAM nd HOYr GREEN St. Johnsbury
JOHN BACON, ST. Johnsbu-y Centre; II. A. Quincy Ly,
don Centre; W. II. MCGAfFEY, Lyndon Corner; 0. &
HALE. Lower Waterford DARLING 4 HosxER, Concord;
$. GOULD l. Co., West Concord, and by dealers every
where. 1896
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
THE MARKETS.


Atmarket 952 Catle-5UO BecyeS and I52 Stores COLI
setins OF Worrying Oxen, Cows and Calves Yearlnss,
Two and Three Years Old.
Prices-Market Beet-EAtrancluding nothing butthe
oest,large tat staed OAen7 % 80 cWt lstquaity
Including nothing but the best large TAT stabilized oxen
~ OVO "a quality including the best grassed Oxen
the best stabilized Cows and the best three old
Steers, 5.U 600; Sd quality 81 10; ordinary S215
Stores-Work Oxen, from $50. rs 10 $50 Cows
and Calves irUmS2U, 3d. IS, SGU. learlngs, SOa Two
Yearsold IS, u II. Three years old Sl2a all.
Sheppard Lambs-53O at market. Prices in lots 81 81
LIS Loo Extra ami selections, 80 800 U, 40
Hides, l.: al per h. TallOw i l-2c per Id.
Pelt>. 80 81 Is each; Cali Skins. IL lUc per ID.
VEAL CALvEs-SaleS at $U.UU, a u, 10 each.
SwINE-UuU estern at market. Prices-Shotcs, whole
ell, per h. Up
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
A Card,

q Officers and Members of Deluge Fire Com
No. take this method of extending their
..,' 70 Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co. No.
-'.r services in assisting to work their ma
AID for the gentlemanly bearing towards
'aPany at the late fire at Ely 4 Wilder's
81 Factory on the morning of July 20.
fc' Order. n. NJ JOHNSON, Clerk.
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~. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY
N u S | G :!

The Fall Term Of this Institution will COM
,,ance nm Monday, Sept 5th. to continue eleven
weeks A valuable Musical Library will be pro-
vided for the use ofpupis. The school hereafter
will he under the EXCLUSIVE DIRECTION OF Mr..
md Mrs. H. Clarke, aided by such assistants
as the interests of the school may require
NJ For Circulars or any information apply to
C.. H. CLARKE, Principal. ~
St. Johnsbury, July "a, 1860. loo-o|
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
A Card.

49, The officers and members of
5s> Torrent Engine Company No. l
: ----IL- return their sincere thanks to the
g.. ~, W., ."r LIBERAL supply Of refr shments, and
"oodbury for that PIE. at the "HOe
''Te On the morning of the 10Th. Also,
''i'effs for the prompt manner in which
~! ICED 10 our call, and for their valuable
--te. Per o'der.
NJ. BROWN, Clerk.
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DIR. Mattison's REMEDIAL Institute
FOR SPECIAL DISEASES,

No % Union Street, Providence r. |.
Sc This speciality embraces all diseases OF Private
nature. both Of Men and Consultations by letter
otherwise strictly confidential, and Medicines will
be sent by from oserv eon IL all Of
the country. Also, accommodations for patients from a.
broad wishing for and quiet REIhLAT, and good
care Until restored 10 health HS- The most uhdoubted
references and testimonials sent By mail. Address with
stamp DIR. y. u. Madison, above. yo-l4y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
HARvELL'S CONDITION pOwDERs

For D>eaSes"i Horses and Cattle. The sale Of these Pow
dcs Is immense. the satisfaction they give uubounded
Large PACKAGES, - cents, with full Directions
Eo Agents are authorized 10 refund purchase money
when satisiactiohis not gwen. Manufactured by
DIX. HERRlCk BROTHER Chemists
ALBANY, New York.
Fs lheapo'eaftchsa are sold by druggist and suntry
Mechanism every City Town and Village in the lYy1ed
world.
re Dr Herrick sremsdie are sold by II P IIoyt ] C..
Bingham. ard Fairbanks Co at John,blry an,
bye IL 4 WeakS. LYNDON Hiram Weeks ST Johns
bury { and by Druggists and Merchants this
paper circuates Persons quirnC them will enquire
theirreSpcctive Storekeepers The these articles
are as extended as civilization. USE THESE NONE.
52-t3ie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
MOSES BUCHANAN'S ESTATE.

g L A / + q + Y T. X Nj on T =.
~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT, IS.
AT Probate Court held the Probate Office in st
Johnsbury III Said District. the 18th day july A. d.
lNji.
Charles t. Leslie and Thomas Wason administrators
upon the estate Of Moses BuChanan late Of Kycrate IN
Sau District deceased lnesate, make application To said
court 10 extend the time heretofore allowed them 10 pav
the debts due from said deceased. and render their a
1nllil>tIatlon account until some future ,iy
htrtupon, ii is ordered y said that said ap ,ca-
tioi be heard at the Probate OiCc in ST J1h,burv tr.-
said. on the l!th day OF August. \. ID. lNM.
Ana II Is further ordered that notice he given all per-
soils IoCeincd 10y publication al Iopy the record of
this order. III the Ca!eduia printed At ST Joll,burv
three weeks successfully before said time OF hearing
ASA l.. fKEN CI Judge vi Probate
true copy of record. Attest.
lV,-2 ASA l.. FRENCH .Ju,y, al Pr,,I,,t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27

A Friend in Need. Try it.
Of mr. hia6le Liniment Is prepared from the recipe
for sweet Of Connecticut, the great bone set
v ma. peer used In his practice the last twenty
Mi.H the most astonishing As an external
.nd,i IL IS without rival and will alleviate pain more
spI .hah any other pre- aratiOn For all Rheumatic
1 Gus Disorders 1t is truly iniaible and cura.
NV oI sores W0undS, Spras, Bruises &C. It's soothing
ene anu powerful strengthening properties excite the
Jus wonder and establishment OF all who have given
O'ei Tour hundred certificates Of remarkable cures
this fact. '' "i "''i'e'' u
See advertisement 7soo
Die druggists everywhere
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
Fl c. DICKINSON, Agent
J . L. RIO BE RT S.

Manufacturer of Iron Ratings of every variety,
for the inclo>ure of Commons. Cemetery Lots,
Public Buildings, Private Residences. &c.
Also, Iron Vases, Grave Borders. Chairs, Set
tees, Hat Trees, Umbrella Stands. Brackets, &c.
Drawings to be seen at the Agricultural Ware
house and Seed Store, 97tf
Railroad Street, St. Johnsbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
John O. REGISTER

Will attend for few days to Tuning and Re-
pairing Pianos and other Musical Instruments
He will take out old Leother hammers from Pr
amos, and substitute hammers covered with FELT.
much superior material used by old makers. at
present. in preference to leather, as it will last
more than tWicc as long
o. CASES cleaned and polished in the best
manner. Orders solicited lOO-2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
A Friend in Naed Trv r

bruis. n you are suffering from burn scald cnt
dnus FIN; VI any Ut scriptiOn. procure Red
at i cens Sae and give trial Sold everywhere
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27

Bilious Disorders silver Complaints.
From Or. Theodore Bill IF .S.ar Fork City.
Not only Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose aperent but find their beneficial effects uon
the Liver very marked indeed They have in nay prac
tce proved eectual fer the of jl!ioss
pldi,ds than any remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length a purGaivs which
thy the confidence q the profession and the people,
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR, I
Washington, b. G., It'll Feb 1876. (
SIR: have used your Pills in general aud hospital
practice made them and TO
say they the best cathartic employ Their regu
ating action the liver Is quick and decided csnss-
quenty they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ Indeed, have seldom found q VI
BILIOUS disease obstinate that il did readily y-d to
them. fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, " D.,
Physician Of the Ndrins Rosptul
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Ar. you sick, feeble, and
complaining, Are You out Q;
order, with your system do
ranged. and your feelings un-
comfortable. These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illuess. Some lit Of
sickness is creeping upon You,
and should Ice averted by =
timely Use Of the right rem-
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disorjered hu-
mors purify the blood, aud
let the fluids move on unob-
siructed in heslth again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous nc
tivity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27

This article is designed for the cultivation of
corn. and the various loot crops that require
frequent stirring Of the soil. 1t is light, easily
managed, turns, pulverizcs and mikes the soil,
and is consequently highly destructive to weeds,
and great Improvement on the common cultlva-
tor or harrow.
The subscriber has also made arrangements
with the
Wabash express., 1860-02-29

wa p. hosros. of Wayne Loud aud en-.
Ihusiast,e shesrins)
Mr.. Nerssssth now moved that Mr. Lane
ssd Mr. Morton be sominsied together fol
the Offices of 6evernor and Lisslenant Gov
ernor.
The psepossi ~ss received aud adopted
with long continued. repeated aud hearty
cheers. Iead calls for "Laas' now afesr.
bot Mr.. Meredith stated that Col. Lane Ia.
IN his rsom resting. aud would speak IN
the sfteruoca. Call. then came np Tor Nor
tos. but Il wss announced thai be gos
wouis speak in the afternoon.
The following order IN the nominations
we're recommended: Governor. Lieut.. Gov
these lad bees nomi nalsd when the re-
port was made) Secretary. Treasurer. Au-
ditsr. AtseFney General. Reporter Of Sa.
pre~e Court. super'nt Of Public iSslrac.
ton.
II va. moved aud carried by consent
iha, committee of three b. appointed 10
iufcrm the nominees Of the action of The
Convention. MsssFs.. Nation. Bear-s asi
aud sexton were appointed
A rece.s was thsn taken till o'clock 10
enable the various districts and counties
to a-raage their votes for the various can
didaies
Wabash express., 1860-02-29
EVENING SESSION

On motion. the Convention proceeded to
form a Presidential electoral ticket. The
vote of the counties was called for second
rLrcroR FOR rHE STATE AT LARGE.
The vote resulted in the selection OF
Hon. John l. Mansfield OF Jefferson
Mr. Mansfield returned his thanks 10 the
Convention for the honor conferred, and
said the Republican party had given the
lie to the slander that the Democratic par
ty had hesped upon II ef neing antagonis-
tic to adopted citizens. The nomination
of Mr.. Lanpe and himself made today
was sufficient proof that there was no
samity between the native and ioreign
born citizens.
Jones NJ. Wilson, OF Floyd aud Godlove
=. Onh, of Tippecanoe. were appointed
contingent electors for the State at large.
n,IrsArss To rHK NATIONAL ooSskSrios.
The several Congressional Districts were
called for the names oi their delegates to
the Republican National Convention
They are As follows:
ist Dss,rict-Jame L Veaich and G Nj.
Allen.
Contingents-Dr. Lewis aud @. /. Coon
~ District Thomas G Slaughter aud J
n Bolton.
Coutingenls John " Ray aud j. N
Reynolds.
"a Distrie, John r. Crsven~ and A. G
Voorhees,
contingsuis--Jos. Fitzhugh and -
9TH s,rict-Geo Holland aud J l. Va
ter.
Contingents-D q Rabbi and Wolf.
5th Di.irici-Miles Murphy and Waite
March
9th ri.,ric,-samucl oyler aud Johr
: Bobb-.
Cou,ingest.-w n Harrison and William
Wallace.
7lh Dsstrics-1ssu George X Steele aus
ID q Doaahue
5th Di.,riet-John branch aud J
Simms
Coniingents-Jobn Purdue aud colI'u'
Celion.
9th Districl-CH resi aud ID II Hoe
kins.
Coa6ngenss--D g Rose and h g shry
oek
10Th Di.inel--esefg- Moon .nd Mr. An
aer-en.
Osn,inesnls--ls. - |. Williams aud W
cl.Pp
Ilth D,.uic,--w " Conner AMI J ,
Wallace
coatinvsns. T Evans sud = Cssbb.
pisr1cr strcrors
The ssversl congre.siosal Districts wer
next called Cor their eosninstions for Pres
idsnlial Electors. The nanss rsporte
are a. follows:
ist Dislfici--c N Allen Of Knox. and
" Foster. contingent
81 Dis,--Joha " Rsy II CLARKE
- pi.t-Nesisn c Evafer - Nonrc
sBd Camnlns, contingent.
1 4sh Di-,--Iahn IA Fsrqahsr OF Frankli,
.nI ] A 0tsssus u RlpIsy. eeuisngenl
sth Dist-Nsisou Trussler ef Fsyett
ard Elijnh Msrlindale. contingent.
esh Dit Reeb~s. a Riley s.f Hancock :
1lh Diss-John uAuns u ru,uam. su
We piisemefe q oees. euu,ingvn'
ssh Di.,-Jadss II ? Hon AID n sal
II firpesa anoe. contingent
9ih Dsss--Ismss = fsasr sf Miaai .,
' Elsha ttfnn. contingent
4 10Th D,st--lszae j.sk tasol. ssf lien =,
wv Msieslf eg klkhsrt. sonlingsni.
NH Di<s--D q Ds,is sf fianasssi.
y aud Evans Of Hsnsltois. contingent
STATE rsSfrst cosatrss.
The eemmiiiss sppoiatsi 10 somtHsis
state Central connissss made lhs folio
Wabash express., 1860-02-29

FALSE ORACLrs On the OCCASION OF
Douglas speeoL n Wooster. Ohio, last
summer. Mr. Douglas walked TO the edge
OF the platform aud introduced Mr. Rannsy
''as the BsAt Governor of Ohio" Then
RAnney came forward with Mr. Pagh, aud
introduced him a. 'the next L ) Senator
from Ohio Then Nr. Pugh came for
wafd with Mr.. Douglas. and introduced
hlm as "ihe next President Of the United
States"
Two OF these prophecies have proved
false. and lhe other. IA due uf e. viii he
found 10 be equally 80.