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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-07-13
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Author Of "lhe Grcou Book, &c.
The word-fonownci author, in This admirable Lecture
clearly proves nom bis own experience that the awful
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without Medicine and without dangerous Surgical opcra.
uohs' pousr. instruments, ring, or cordials pointing
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General 5atsrcllanu.
A DRAMA or REAL LIFE.


suit has been commenced in the French
eourts, the incidents of which will set the
brains of the dramatists in whrl and give
work to thoir pens. The story runs thus:
'Nearly thirty years ago, widow lady. Of
noble and powerful Huguenot family resid-
ing in the south Of France, placed her child
with gardeners wife, who was to act as its
foster mother and nurse. One day, as the
young heir was sporting before the door, and
the gardeners child was lying on bed in the
cottage, the nurse heard the wheels Of car
rage and Immediately suspected that the mo-
Their Of her young charge was coming to see
her son. In her furry she snatched up the
heir, but slipping let him fall upon heap Of
stones, breaking the right arm and collar bone
In her terror she rushed to her husband who
advised her to stow away the screaming vic
tim under the bed clothes, and taking his gar
ments he placed them on his own child, and
he boldly stood at the door to await the La
dy's coming. Contrary to the usual casual
glance given by her on her previous visits, the
lady mother was SO struck at the change of
her darling, to the lean, brown, huugry-look-
ing babe which she hoheld in the place of her
own plump baby, that voxod and oxaspcratod
beyond measure she seized the child in her
arms and babe the position drive away. The
gardener and his wife were terribly frightened
but decided to go the noxt day to the chateau
and make an explanation. 70 their further
CONSERVATION they found the next morning
that the lady was gone and had taken away
the child. Years sped on and the family did
not return, while the ignorant cottagers, in
iuonced by terror, never daring to stir in the
matter, until the gardeners wife, on her death
Z Ill a.. 4 r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-07-13

A STlIMA.-FOR THE INSTANT RE-
"a LIEF and PERMANENT CURE Of this distress
ing complaint, use
FENDTS BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made BY c. D. SEYMOUR & Co., l07 Nassau St NY.
Price, 81 per box; sent nee by post.
d. For sale al ~ druggists 80 rs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-07-13

put up and sold this article FOR 10 yrs,
ana tAh SAY, IL tnNIl p nfNcE ANu TUtTH OF o.,
what have never been - able To- say of auy o6er
mcdicme-NkNfk HAS = if FAILED, ~ SIN
Gle iNSIANCEi TO EFFECT AZURE, when
timely used. Never did = We know instance ~
nissan faction hy amy one = who used &c. ON ihc con-
uary, ali are delighted with = its operations and sneak
m tcruH ui highest conn " mWduIuu ul Dos mapiral
rhrels ana mchiD'l virtues. We eIrh in Obs matter
WHAT VIZ n" Know, ~ ioe ton years eAp,ncico,
ANhihtn"I" 'N hIlTA - NOS roH TUE rttFIt-
MIST OF WHAT wH uIuE = bgcl,ar DAD almost ,.,,-
~ nv stance whore lc iu -- aut rs suffering from pain
ahu tAnah'u9h' leHri "tl Do found boo fifteen 90 tWcu-
" minutes amer thr syrup = s administered
inns 'Au'hIc prcfafu Z upu iH thr prescription Of
eii,c u Il. most hAFtltl = ENCtn and SkllltUi
NURSES i'm Now England = and has boon used with
NENru FAILING suucEss -
IN THOUSANDS = OF CASES.
IL not only relieves the y child from pain, but inyg
w'l'9 'he aNmNch and bowels cnuccta Ucidity,
and gives tone aud energy ~ a The whole sytrm il
will almost instantly fe hcyc
CHIPPING IN Inc BOWELS, AND
WIND = collie.
and overcome convusnns which N NOT speodily frui-
ediedi end in DEATH We - believe IL thc Hrsr and
suhfsr REMEDY IN TiiF = woutn IN an cascs III
Di,nSENIERf AND ID ~ AltiuEA lN Gnu
DNtN whether u arises " nom tocthing, or nom amy
plA'i cause We would n say to every mother who
Aas cmla suffering nom - amy ~ the foregoing COM
llailts-uo NuI LEr YOUR rHErpicIs, NoH TuE
rbE tnicEs oTHERs. = stand hctwccn your suf,t-
ing clud and hc relief that will be SUlkk yes, Az
SOIL lElN SURE b. % follow The use of ibis med
cue, 10 timely used, Full . directions luru aing will ac-
company each bottle None genuine unlcss the
FAC siuiilc Of CURTIS a e PERKINS, Nov York Is
ON the outside wrapper.
Sold by DRUGGISTS = throughout the world.
Principal ONCE, No. ID Codnr-st., New York.
Price oRiy rs ccatS pcr bottle.
j. Nj. HENRY * SONS Waterbury VI AGENTS To
whom all orders should be addressed. 5lO2
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY

4 ARRIAGE MANUFAC Glory.
- Tho subscriber wishes To give notice to those in
want Of a SUPERIOR ARTICLE or
OPEN AND COVERED BUGGYS,
WAGONS, sLElGHS 81 sULKEYs,
mate Of ME hest materials that caH be hd that they can
find them by calling at the building formerly used by
r. T. Walton, for the manufacture Of paper, Main
Street, Montpelier VT.
All those acquainted with the work formerly done bv
GILMAN CANT, are assured thatthcy can hnd equally
a. good by calling the subscriber, whore he has ac
ties for doing work superior any other place in the
State.
would also say 30 the friends Off G. GILMAN that
he is also to DE found with the subscriber.
All orders promptly attended TO. Repairing done with
dispatch.
Cash paid for good Ash Lumber.
A. S. CAMP.
Montpelier, Aug. rs, 1858. Ojn
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Mtuitul.
US pILLS,


What is moro fearful tau breaking down NJ the nor
systcm To be cxcitahle nervous in a small de-.
gree distressing Hr where can remedy DO found
There Is tink but hffle wine beer W spirits or
far better, take oofcc,woah Tea being prefer
able get an the frcsh air you take three four
RUS every nights eat plenty " solids, avoiding Che use
be happy IN mind and strong in body, aud forget you
have any nerves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-07-13

rays PiN 0rc tho bcst romlRg known We The World
for me fDf0frjrg disaferss
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

A Washington letter writer says; Doug
las, whose Chicago speculations are supposed
to have made him enormously wealthy, is
embarrassed beyond redemption. Breckin-
Figde, whose large investments in the West
conveyed the idea of riches, was impover-
isaed by the failure of the Ohio Trust Com
pany, in which he was heavy stockholder,
and now, though the candidate of the slave
interest, owns neither farm nor slnye.n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

PKEs PEAK,-We have intelligence from
Pixies Peak to the 18th November. Quartz
mills were nearly all stopped for the winter,
mostly on account of the failure of water by
the freezing weather. Gulch mining had
also nearly ceased, and vast quantities Of
quartz for spring operations were being
raised from deep leads. The Provisional
Legislature had met, and the Governor had
delivered his message.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

FLUMES DENoLIsHED.-On Tuesday night,
November 2Sth, an attempt was made to de-
stroy Hume connected with the works oil
the Iuolumne County Water Company, which
was not altogether successful. On the fol-
lowing Friday night, a large section of a
fiume at the head of Donnells Fiat was de-
mohshed. The Columbia Times in chron-
iclsng these outrages, remarks that it will be
impossible to repair the damage before
Spring.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

From OREGoN.-The California Stage Co.
have constructed good and substantial sleighs
to be used the coming winter on portion Of
the route north of ofJacksonville.
On the first of December daily mail was
putin operation between Portland, Oregon,
and Olympia, W. T. 1t is carried by steam
boat to Monticello, and thence to Olympia by
stage coach. Capt Richard Hoyt and Henry
Windsor, are the contractors.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13
Ladies' Festival and Fair.

The So tickets that have been sold for the Catholic
Festival on the 18th inst, admission tickets for
the season. Gentlemen who have no season tickets
will be charged fifty cents for admission the first two
evenings A Cotillion Band will be in attendance
each evening. Ladies free
The Fair will be held at the Water Works Hall,
mencng on Tuesday, and ending on Thursday even
ing. BY order Of the
decll-3t Committee of Arrangements.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

QUESTION OF CITIZENSHIP AT VIcToR1A.-
The British Colonist says that on the 3Oth of
November at the Court of Assizes in Victo-
ria G. B. Young appeared to answer for re-
turing to serve on a jury. 1t appears that
Mr. Young had been deprived of his vote, it
being alleged that he was not British sub
jcct To test his citizenship, Mr. Young then
declined to perform jury duty. In admins
tering on the case, Judge Cameron made the
following statement:
ut you were born in England you are
clearly British subject and if any British
subject has taken an oath to foreign Gov
ernment, he can claim his right by swearing
back"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13
9alIp 0atiOnaI Qrmottat.
MAR KS SVILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 18Th.
AGENCY NOTICE.

hr. L. T. FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive Advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact bnsiress generally for the
DENooRAr. 0hce-No. 17iK Washington street.
aearIy opposite Magure's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

New GERMAN PAPER.-The San Francisco
Evening Post, (Abemd POST German even
ing newspaper, made its appearance in San
Francisco on Saturday evening Its price is
% cents per week. 1t is published by A. G.
Lafontaine.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

MEssRs. Corcoran Il Riggs, the largest
banking firm south of Mason and Dxon's
line, predict that business operations will re-
turn to their even tenor in less than sixty
days, when the South shall return to its sem
ses, and behold its PROSTATE business inter
ests.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

John Sheridan Hogan, a member of the
Canadian Parliament for the constituency of
Grey, suddenly disappeared some time ago
leaving his friends vnd the public there much
puzzled at his absence. He has just been
discovered in lunatic asylum in Texas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

IT was stated that Senator Hunter of Vir-
glnia' was preparing a strong appeal against
any resistance to Lincoln's election until he
shall commit the overt act
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

PoIsoNED.-In San Francisco, Saturday
little boy, eight years old, named William
Terry (son of Mr.. Charles II, Terry, engin-
eer) drank some poisonous acid from a cask,
under the impression that it was beer lie
died next day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

IT is understood that President Buchanan
in his message to Congress, will recommend
a territorial organization for the Pixies Peak
region.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

STATE PRIsoN AFFAIRs-The Governor and
Secretary Of State, returned to San Francisco
on Monday from an official inspection of the
State Prison They found says the Alta eve
ry thing progressing satisfactorily under the
management Of Lieut.. Governor Quinn. The
prisoners are well fed and clothed. No es-
capes have taken place since the prison came
under the control of the State authorities In
consequence of the rains, the making of brick
has been temporarily suspended The num-
Der OF conviets at present confined in the
Penitentiary is SEQ.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

The San Francisco Mirror says: "On Fri
day morning next, at 10 o'clock, a solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be sung for the repose Of
the souls of the French, Irish, German
American and Belgian soldiers who, while
fighting for the temporal power of Pope
Plus lX against Garibaldi, were slain
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

ELECTIONS IN THE EAsT.-The Union learns
by Pony Express that the official vote of
Kentucky, as follows; Bell, 64,ol6; Breck.
inridge, 52,S36; Douglas, 25,G44 Lincoln.
1866.
The official vote for President in Delaware
stands thus: Breckinridgo, 1887 Bell, 9,S64
Douglas 1923 Lincoln 1915.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

A GREAT WonK.-The Enterprise Compa-
ny Of Tuolumne, have succeeded in running
their tunnel through at Gold Hill. 1t has
cost the company near $4,000 and about a
years labor to accomplish it. 1t is nearly
1000 feet long and high enough for man to
walk through without STOPPING great por-
tion oft having had to be blasted through
limestone
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

InE Puget Sound Standard records the
murder OF Mr. Carter. trader on the sno-
homish, W. I. The body was found by some
white men, in his own house, horribly man
gled, though still warm, The deed is sun
posed to have been committed by the sno-
homish Indians for the sake Of plunder
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

FIRE-At a period between II and II
O'clock, Tuesday night, a fire broke out in a
shed or shanty just back of Barnett d Sew
ards livery stable The engines were soon
out.and e2tinguished it at once, though it
was IN avery dangerous place 1t was evil
IDENTIFY the work of an incendiary. The
shanty was used for storing away hay, and
this hay was considerably saturated with
aleohal. The intention was doubtless to
burn up the stable and to have a general
eonflagration in the block.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

BREcKINRIDeE-A late eastern dispatch
says that "the intelligence that John c. Breek-
inridge intended to declare against the Sc
cesSionists created great CONSERVATION and
anger in the South; and, notwithstanding
his denial, the Cincinnati Commercial will
insist that he has indicated such DISPOSE
ton"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

CLoAKs AND misunderstanding to an ad
vertisement in another column, it will be
seen that Mr.. Dougherty, of Sacramento, has
arrived with magnificent assortment of
Ladies Cloaks and Mantles, which, at LOG
First street-for want Of a better location
he will sell at prices which we think will
surprise everybody. Mr.. Dougherty will be
here but three days, and ifany of our lady
readers are in want of Fashionable Mantle
at prices from IS to 500, let them by all
means call on him. Remember, LOG First
street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

AT ST. Paul, Minnesota, real estate bro
ker named Gray drowned himself recently
to escape arrest on a charge of forgery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

A Washington correspondent says he is
authorized to say that the President of the
United States will recommend to the favora-
ble consideration of Congress the continua-
tion of the Vanderbilt mail steamer line. as he
promised Senator Gwin to do, prior to his
departure from that city, last summer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

1HE FAMINE IN kANsAs.-On November
18th the Kansas Relief Convention met at
Lawrence, and appointed committee to
draft an address to the people of the States
setting forth the condition of Kansas and
asking their aid. Contracts have been made
with the different railroad companies by
which goods and provisions for the relief of
Kansas, are shipped at merely nominal rates
OF freight, if consigned to the Chairman of
the Committee, Gen. Pomeroy, at Atchison
and marked "Kansas relief goods" BY him
they will be distributed throughout the Ter
ritory, or sent to any particular county, town
or association, if so directed. A resolution,
warning the people of the East against Civ
ing money 20 any but those having the in
dorsement of the Territorial Central Commit.
tee, was adopted. There is, unquestionably,
great destitution throughout the Territory.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

MUsIc.-S. IL. Long. and the Marysville
Book Store, near the Theater, has presented
us with some beautiful pieces of music for the
piano forte. Among them are operate favor.
ties adapted by Franz Maya, and Summer
Breezes, grand waltz, by T. Bricher The
Anglo-French Polka, by Chas. D'Albert, is a
fine effort, and the Banjo Polka, by JAS Bel
lax, is a rollicking, jolly affair. Mr.. Long
receives his supplies from the celebrated es-
tablishment of Ditson d Co, Boston.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

FATAL AoclDENT-On Friday in San Fran
cisco, man named James Granan while en-
ployed in grading one of the streets, was
crushed to the earth by a mass of rocks and
mould falling from the bank above him. The
other workmen at once set to work to dig
him out, but he was already dead. The de-
ceased was a native of Ireland. and aged 80
wears,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13
= Me. the nndersigned, CONSUMERS of

sE- We, the undersigned, consumers of
Gas believing that the present rates which are charg'
ed for Gas are exorbitant agree each with the other,
that from and after the 18th day of December, 1880,
that will use no more unless the price is reduced
to 10 80 per 1000 feet.
G. Armstrong, 5 Bowman & Co,
l. Mann, Presbury & wilkins,
Lazy IS Co., Louis Lask,
L FEEDER, M Shreyer,
Mrs IIealey, G Whcomb,
Randall 4 Co, II G Witte,
j &c l. Morris, Fletcher Hobson,
X MeusdorfIer J j McNess,
Rhiaehart 4 Co.. Crosby & Mathewson,
VIM Kline, Owen Lotus,
II Moses & Co., Geo Laws & Co,
Ileskiel Hochstadter Bros,
Isaac Glazier & Co., J a Paxton,
J McQuinn Co., Philip Antoine,
Suss Co., Brown,
} & Levey, MA Bromberger,
w Simon, l. Cohen Il Co.,
Walker, Wilson & Co., John + Fiathman,
Schryer Co., w l. Lawrence,
Godchaux Bros, & Co., Keyser Co.,
b Moore, Joe Sam,
II Hoffman,, u S Hotel, 4
c A Hathwel, II I Kelly Co.,
snyder Co., Lawler & Hall,
J DeBei Glorgian,
Jas Lyons, Stone Co.,
l Eckart, ii Vdeau,
Johnson, G Hornung,
Brooks, Churchill,
The Institution, NJ Levnson,
Nicaragua Saloon, Treadwell Co.,
q w Talbot, Cockrill,
W Heymon a Co., Nliller& Watson,
w Winter, Hopley Co.,
A Peri, G. A Smith Il Co.,
Lasvinges, NJ D., julius Worms,
IL Wagner, Laborde,
Ii Eilerman & Co, Stokes Chin,
Williams q Parkhurst, Cowan S Lowery,
Steil When, JChn Hoesch,
f NJ Wright, Hobtzell.
OF Scholl, Il French.
Marysyiile, November 21st 1850. dec13
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

Gas CoNsUMERs.-In another column will
be seen the names of a number of business
men of this city, who believe that the rates
charged for gas are exorbitant, and who
agree, each with the other, they will use no
more from and after Saturday next, the 18th
inst, unless the price is reduced to 50 so
per thousand feet.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

suit, says the Union, was commenced in
the District Court at Sacramento Tuesday bv
Miss Maria Kennedy against Amos A. San
ders teacher of dancing, for the sum of ten
thousand dollars damages, on account of the
alleged seduction of plaintiff by defendant.
GooDMc HARRINGTON, formerly of Shasta
county, was drowned recently in Fraserryer.
nugget Of gold weighing eighty-three
ounces, was few days since, taken from a
claim at Scott Bar, on Scott River.
The San Francisco Times says il is rumor-
ed that the cold California Guard are max
ing arrangements for proceeding to Wash
ington during this winter to be present at the
Inauguration of President Lincoln.
The Rock Creek mines in Oregon, are rep
resented as rich by a correspondent of the
Portland Advertiser He says:
One claim on which seven or eight men aro
employed, pays, am told, from three to four
! hundred dollars per day Three men on an
other claim have taken out 81. 500 in abopt
six weeks labor; they have as yet only taken
off the top dirt, and it is supposed the bed
rock will prove very rich. All the claims
pay well, and | hear no complaints except
from those who are too lazy to work
A soldier was recently killed at Vancouver
under the following circumstances. as told bv
the Portland Advertiser:
1t appears that private Frederick Burk was
amusing himself by drilling one of his COM
rades in the manual of arms, and that the
gun, unknown to them, was loaded but not
capped. On giving the command 'prime."
the piece went of, hitting Burk in the left
temple and killing him instantly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13
BLANK ACCOUNT ROOKS.

Of the best materials and workmanship Printer,
Blank BLANK CARDS, Law Books Law Blanks, Notes, Drafts
Bills Of Lading Shipping Receipts Order Books, and
large assortment of Custom House Blanks
SChoOI R0@H
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13
II. HAMILTON
GEORGE Fl. BELL.

I53 Montgomery street, cor. Merchant.
San Francisco.
IMPORTER AND DEALERIN
STATI0NERY OF EVERY DES-
- cription, Legal Cap Writing, Letter and Note Pa
per and Envelopes in great Variety Gold Pens of the
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

Thomas FlTcH,-Ths eloquent young gen.
tleman will deliver a lecture in this city on
Wednesday the 10th INST, on the subject of
Politicians and Statesmen. There will be
no partisan politics discussed in the perform
ance, although Mr.. Fitch was lately a can
vasser upon the stump for the Republican
party in this State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

]. c.. PELroN.--This gentleman returned
from the East by the last steamer. We had
the pleasure of meeting him, yesterday Our
readers are aware that he is informally the
Superintendent cf the State Reform School ;
that is, he was assured, as we understand, by
the members of the Board Of Trustees, before
his departure to the Atlantic States, that he
should have the appointment and that he
might consider himself already the Superin-
tendent, SO far as any future action Of the
Board might be concerned. Relying, Of
course upon this assurance, which was suft-
cient among gentlemen, he went East, at his
own expense, travelled extensively, examined
State Reform Schools in various States and
their workings, treasuring up stores of prac
teal information on the subject, go as to be
prepared fully for the business of his Office
obtained donations OF books for the State
Reform School Library, shipping upwards of
1900 veldmes at no cost to the State except
O small charge for freight, and returned to
render an account of his stewardship, though
charging nothing for bis time and money
There remains, now, nothing to be done but
to confirm him in his appointment by a legal
action of the Board, and this we doubt not
they will do, at the earliest practicable mo-
ment.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

GooDINe HARRINGTON, formerly of Shasta
county was drowned recently in Fraserriver
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-13

A nugget of gold weighing eighty-three
ounces, was few days since, taken from
claim at Scott Bar, on Scott River.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29
Asaets, january i, 1853.

Upwards OF 911, 100000
OF Losses have been paid by the Etna Insurance Co..
in the past 3s years.
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GIlaice FII.st Class Insurance
-1& FHS

G-caa;! Capital 81 900 COZ, absolute and uimlaired
WITH a sIEPLus OF $5G5 :.ST SIS.
And tho prosigeof IS years success and experience
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DAILY Suttlliosister,
TERMS or AHvERT1sING.

TWELVE souD LlSEs or NoxrAEErt, COR oSE IScu,) or
L.ss. MAZE SSCnGL.