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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04

Mr. Biglcr's propositions are as follows
lst. affirming the Cincinnati platform; I'd,
that all citizens have a right to settle in Ter
ritorics without their rights OF person or prop
erty being impaired either by Congressional
or Territorial legislation; Sd. that the De
mocratic party stand pledged 90 the doctrine
that 10 is q duty TO maintain all constitution
al rights, property of whatever kind i'm Terri
tories. and enforce the decisions of The SUI
prcmo Court in reference thereto; the lth,
jth, 9th and 9Th resolutions are the 3d, i,h,
9Th and 9Th Of those reported by the major
iN
Tho vote was announced amid great excite
mcnt Ayes, l52 nays, l5l. Motion car
ricd
The NAYS were - Maine. 8 New Hamp-
shire, Vermont B: Rhode Island, Con-
/ nccticut. 1 l-2; New York 80 New Jcr-
scy, 80 Pennsylvania, ll Maryland, lbs
/ Virginia ] Missouri. Tennessee, Ohio,
23; Indiana, l3; Michigan, B.; Wisconsin,,
/ Iowa, ! Minnesota, o.
The minority is claimed as The first test of
Douglass strength. while the platform, which
will probably be adopted by one maiority is
ant-squatter sovereignty ON which Douglas
cannot stand
So the platforms wcIo all rclcrrol back TO
the Committee. with instructions Co report at
4 o'clock. r. NJ. no which time Mr. Avery of
/ ~ G. reported from the majority Of the COM
mttcc. and in doing so urged upon the dele
gates of the Northern States TO racoIlcct that
the slaves who now grow cotton 90 Alabama,
Mississippi and Georgia, arc children of slaves
who were formerly slaves in their own States.
Tho report OF the majority is combine
ton of those of Bayard of DOL, Cochrane of
y and Birlcr of Penn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04

~ The Democrats of Missouri find much
fault with the actions of their governor Ste
wart, but attribute all his wandoring> to con
frmed drunkenness, He replies that the,
have no right to find fault with his intuxica
ticn, for he was drunk when they nominated
him drunk When they elected him. drunk when
they inaugurated him, and drunk he means a.
be an the end of bus tenn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04

The Challe,ton Mr10y publishes Owen
Loyejoy's srea, speech on slavery The seed
sown ON stony ground will bear fruit SOME Of
thee day,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04


These simple flowers ! sadly bring
For thy young grave 900 Offering
Il is May-Day--a day generally attended |
with iov and mcriimcnt among the young,
and with Joyous associations among all. But
not SO with me; for stand by the side Of
the grave of a beloved one whose death is as
ISOLATED with the usual and innocent rccrca-
tions of this consccratcd advent day Of APP
proaching summer Yes, it is May-Day; but
/ greet it with feelings of which | have thus
far vainly strven TO give uttorancc. Two
years ago this day there was one, young, i'm
noccnt and lovely, with the purest Of hearts
and the brightest of intclccts. rambling over
these bills with her congena band Of youth
ful associates. gathering the wild flowers,
which were so cmblemotic Of their springng
hopes and spotlcss bosoms. It was happy
and Joyous day with them an, but the last
day of health and happiness which one of
them was ever TO enjoy. The chill of the
grateful but trcochcrous shade, striking upon
the heated system while enjoying little rest,
sealed up her lungs beyond the force of rcac-
ton and the aid of human skill. a living
death of six months INTERVIEWED varied with
the usual alterations Of the hopes and fears
Of the consumptive; when her peaceful spirit
took its final flight for that better land for
which it was so well fitted. And deeply sor-
rowing we laid her In the grave ON a hiIlock
in the most secluded glen of the Green Mount
Cemetery 10 was then our torn hearts first
realized the full extent of our calamity. With
terrible force came the Thought that the fair
est flower of our flock was cut down. We
fnlt that the best of us all was gone We
then called 90 mind how her heart had ever
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BY TELEGRAPH.


FORTY-TWO BALLOTS.
DOUGLAS At DEAD-LOCK.
As we go to press on Thursday morning
we receive by telegraph the following ballots,
which indicates that Douglas has received his
full stronghold to l52-and that the re-
naming delegates arc combining their votes
upon Guthrie.
9th Ballot - Douglas 100. Guthrie ~,
Hunter %, Dickinson !, Davis H.
7th-Same as last.
lsth-Dougos 80, Lane 20 -. Johnson
II, Davis 4, Guthrie fl, Hunter 20, Dickin-
son g.
l9th-Douglos $50, Guthrie so l-2. Lane
20, Hunter % -, Johnson ,, Dickinson
Davis -
20th-Douglas 3d. Guthrie Al. Hunter
rs, Lane 30 l2, Johnson ~, Dickinson ~.
2lst--Douglas so, Guthrie q ID, Hun
ter 26, Lane 30 -, johnson ., Davis /,
Dickinson -.
Esd Doughs 1852 l-2, Guthrie Al -.
Hunter 81. Lame 10 ID, Johnson ., Davis
/, Dickinson H.
2ith-DougIas l5l ID, Lane 10 4 -, John
son 9. Guthrie Al l-2, Hunter Is. Dicun-
son -, Davis J.
25h-Douglas l5l ID, Guthrie ~ IL.
Hunter 80, johnson II, Lane Q ~, Dickin-
j. Davis g.
26h-Dougas ISL. Guthrie n ~. Hum
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LATER

WEDNESDAY, LVENIN0, 3 0'r7U0k-
FOURTEENTH BALLOT
whole No-253 Douglas, $50 Guthrie, n Line
2Ol-2 Hunter ~, Johnson ~ Dickinsou, - Dl,i,I
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Immediately discovered the secret Of the in-
slrument which he determined to carry to
Parson Phillips As luck would have Il, the
minister coming across the green at the mo-
ment he hailed him 70 come in, and related
what had been threatened against Rose.
"These common priekers are common
knaves. ] hope you---' the parson glanced
significantly at the eudgel, as much as to
add, fused it well !" The smith nodded af-
6rmatively.
The pricker was trying to sneak of, but
Richard stopped him, aud said no--not until
he had been before Sir Richard Bedinfeld
and had judicial whipping as q cheat and
then ducking by the village folk; who would
be glad to give him one when they saw how
very readily they might any, or all Of them,
be proved witches and wizards by the painless
trial of the pricking instrument. A good
number Of the rustics had gathered at re-
spectful distance from the cottage, waiting for
the issue of what was going on there, the
news of which the two women had taken
pains to spread and when they saw the Of
heial dragged out by the smith, Parsons Phil
lips following, and Rose looking out from the
doorway, a few ofthem felt glad that the pretty
White Rose Of the village had escaped the
dangerous trial, but when the smith came
amongst them, and exhibited the trick Of the
witchfnder's needle, nothing would satisfy
them except the summary administration of
Justice there and then; so the bruised wretch
was hauled of to the mill-pond, ducked
until he was half dead, and then driven
out of the village with boots and exeerations.
Mistress Gilbert was foiled of her revenge
for the present; but, she said with a deadly
tenacity " Though he was not q true witch
finder, that does not make Rose Nicholl less a
witch"
And the village began to look coldly on
the smiths wife, and to avoid passing near
her door lest she should blight theirs with her
evil eye.
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G5a.s.

IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS
Gas FROM WOOD, COAL, ROsIN, Oils, &C.,
n combination with WATER, for ILLUMINA-
TING PURPOSES, by
TTLER's PATENT PROCESS AND APPARATUS
Proven to be from thirty to fifty per cont. cheaper
than BY any other process In in the United States
o. IN the world and equal In Illuminating power to
any Gase now in The apparatus Is substantial
durable, simple and eheGp, and can be operated BY
any ordinary servant Each apparatus g construct
"a lQr manufacturing Gas from all kinds Of Cas-
making materials now in use. Any further inform
etion VIII be given upon application by letter or
once corner Of Public Square and Ontario 81.
Cleveland Ohio
3-NoE In operation al the residence Of Henri L,
Whitman, Detroit St, West Side, and also al the
country residence Of Brntenahl Bros. on the Lake
Shore, and at the residence Of Robert Knight, on
kinsman st. nar22d3m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17

CARD FROM No Bed. LEADER; The part Of
the editorial in Mondays paper which refers
to the rowdyism of Engine Company No. 8, is
without foundation, and false. As for card play
ing, there was none last Sunday nor any other
day TO my knowledge, and as for "roughs'
and boys, we will show our list with the best
company in the city.
We believe the information was given you
for the purpose Of iRjuring the present officers
Of the company, and not the company itself
But our deeds are not so dark that we are
ashamed TO have the truth appear in print or
everywhere else. So far Us rowdyism or
carousing Is concerned, the assertion is un-
founded. W. ABsLEY, Foreman.
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cabinet 4Tarf.

FURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
III KING.-C. L. BAUDER 4 Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms TO their old stand, No S3 Pros
pect street. are again prepared to furnish everything
in the line OF Cabinet Ware and Upholstry.
nNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
~ sortment Of Ready Made Cofins always kept
on hand. aprl G. I. BAUDER co.
~ W. BERRY, UPH0LSTERER
VI and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and all kinds
q Mattrasses and Bedding, Cushions, Curtains,
Drapslas &C, No. 42 Superior street HILL tour doors
below Commercial Branch cleveland, Ohio.
Al orders promptly executed. Particular Rttan.
tion paid 70 the laying Of on Cloths, Carpeting, &C,
&C. mayslly-l
nANIEL W. DUTY, CITY UN-
IL DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock OF
al kinds and styles Of COFFINS, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL OASKETS, all
Of which cannot be exceled By any similar concern
IN the state. No. s. Erie street. Cleveland.
jani7R21dAw
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r AW BOOKS,

r AW BOOKS,
Angsll on Water Courses,
Angel on the Law Of CarrierR
AIigl AAIngell sna CAI1 Ames on Corporations,
Bishop on Mrrriage and Divorce,
EOurier's Law Dictionary
EourierB Inatitutes, 3 vols
Brightley's Digest,
Cushings Massachusetts, Reports n vols
Chltty on Pleading, , vola,
Chitty's Blackstone, 2vols.,
Curtis Deeisions In the Supreme Court OF T. s.
q vols,
Cenkling's Treatise on the Courts Of US.
Chitty on Contracts,
chittsndOP'is, Digest Of Ohio State Reports,
Drake on Attachments
Decisions in the bred Scott Case
Grsenlesf on Evidence, vols
Hilltard on Torts or Private Wronqs 2 vols
Hurd on Habess Corpus,
Kent's Commentaries, YoIs
Mathews Guardians Guide
hashs Digest Of Ohio Reports
hashs Pleading and Practice
Ohio state Reports, complete setR
Parsons on Contracts, 2 vols
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Redheld on RaiWRys
Kan Guide FOR Administrations,
swan ; Treatise for Justices Of the Peace,
swans Manual for Administrators,
Story on Partnership,
swans Revised Statute's (win be ready In June,
United States Digest, II vols
United states Equity Digest, 2 vols,
Walkers American Law
Rharton's Criminal Law
Wendelrs Blackstone, vols
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SEwing a31aehimts.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over All
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests
wherever they have contended
WHEELER WILSON have sold the last year.
tendiug Nov. let, 1852 nearly as many Machines as
all the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given ly Elias Howe. Jr., to whom all must ac-
ua 4 - hnu f,sr ao1ds
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YfWfIfg.

livery ONE WARRANTED
If OF those American Watches. just received 4
dew supply from the Factory.
isbs3 CoWLEs, & co, wedden House.
YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER,
and the American Watch forever. They sre
The best watch made lin Americsl and nobody sells
feb22 CowLEs CO.. wcdden House.
NUT PIX.--JUsT RECEIVED A NEW
supply OF Nut Picks.
hb22 o0wLES & co. Wedden House,
Culver AND SILVER PLATED
~ WARE.-NeE stock Just received by
ob22 COWLES & CO., Weddell House.
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8Oat0lng.

BOARDING HOUSE--DR. 1. B.
I'D BEACH has taken the fine Boarding House,
No 30 Superior Street. which has been newly fitted
up, and Is now open for the reception Of boarders
jy25-2f3
BOARDING HOUSE--THE Z
ID HOUSE, No. a Public Square, and by the
Stone Church,-one Of the pleasantest locations in
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and Is now
open for BOarders. Families wishing to furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
end Convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Single
Boarders and Day Boarders will find good accommO-
dstions on reasonable terms. References given and
required. lapr2-ls6O;R20l wv. BURRITT.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also, sanford,s Family oathartie Pills

AASu3 l0dAAloAuo N------- ~ = ----I
COMPOUNDED from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put
IN in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and VIII keep
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle 0qt
active Cafhartic, which the proprietor has used IL
his practice more than twenty years
The constantly increasf ling demand iroIn llQse
rho havn
Which all express IN regard 70 lner use has
induced TO place them within the reach Of all.
The Profession wels- know that diferent Ca
thartics act on dihefent. portion OF the hoWel5
The Family Cafharticf1 Pill has, with due refer
ence to this we'll estab-l lished fact, been COM
pounded from q varietyIO Of the purest Vegetable
Exfracts,whch act alikH on every part Of the ali
uentary canal. and arelE4 GOOD and sAFE in all
cases where Cathartlc-s Is needed sucn az De-
rangements Of the Stom7 SCH sleellnesss aims in
the Back and LOins, COs-- tiYenesst Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Body = from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected. = end N long course OF
Fever, Loss Of Appe-E1 lntey a creeping Sensa-
ton Of Cold over the Body, Res tlessneBs /,
Headache, or Weight { in the Head, all lnhEm-
matOry Diseases, WOTmslO in children or Adults,
Rheumatism. great Purifier Of the Blood and many
diseases to which flesh Is heir, too numerous 70 men
tion in this advertisement Dose to g.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
BS7- The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic
pills are ,etailed By Druggists generalys and sold
wholesale hy the Trade in all the large towns
s. T. vs.. SANFORD, III. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
jy7dEwRs s35 Broadway, New York.
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&naatiaI.

S10 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
OlOs sOOO In sums TO suit-at the old stand
and well known WAGNER'S 0FFICE-on securities
Of every kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and
Silver Plate, Watches Diamonds Jeweiry, Firearms,
Clothing Furniture, Carpets Pianos, Mirrors Paint
ings, General Merchandise, and Personal Property
and articles Of value, the most satisfactory terms
Business strictly private. Established 1851 Watches
and Jewelry for sails at bargains
WM. WAGNER, Once No. 3, Water 81.
Corner Superior street, over Geo. A. Davis Co. 8
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receive the amount. The case was referred
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T ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY
IL BER.-Thiz work Is now admitted TO be the
most practical ana by far the most 6Itant. The di
recttons for the management OF Bees are most mi
nute ano reach every possible contingency and every
accident 70 which bees liable It is we'll known
that Mr. LanRstroth q the nVonfor Of the celebrated
MOVABLE COMB BEE HIVE, which invention
pas given such an Impetus to Bee Keeping during
the last two years. By this invention, all the honey
not wanted Tor the support Of the bees In winter
be taken away without destroying or iniuring the
bees. Ths work is fully supplied With cuts ilustra-
ting every point necessary 10 correct understand-
ing OF the management Of the swarm.
One volume, 4O3 pages, 81 Is. 70. sale by
J. B. COBB CO., Cleveland, o.
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3atgltt 0ffifE Aatntu,

EOREIGN EXCHANGE E.
Drafls il amounts to suit, from IS upwards on
England and France, and all the principal Cities of
Germany. On Frankfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
Nuremberg Cassel, Cologne, Hamburgh, Bremen,
Stuttgart, Mannheim and Prague For sale by
mrl2 RETTRERG \ HAUSMANN.
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CANFORDiS LIVER INVIGO-

GANFORD'S LIVER. INVIGO-
- RAToR never pebilitates; Il Is compounasa ss
tablished fact Standard Medicine, known and ap,
proved By all who have used it, and i5 now
to with confidence In all the diseases tE Wn1eh II y
recommended -
It mas cured thousands within the last tHo 80
who had given up ALI hopes OF rsnels - -
numerous a solicitedo . Certificates in my posses
sion show. X =
The dose must be adap- ted to the TEN pera1n
the individual taking IT,, ( and used IN such Quanti-
ties as to act generaliyln1 lon the bowels
Let the dictates Of your = Judgment guide you -
the use Of the LIVER llNFlGOhAIuh5 ana u
viii cnre TIyER CON-iO lPLAINTs, BILIOUS At
T6Cxs DYspEPsIa. OHRONl- lIC DIARRHGA- Su1L1EE
COMPLAINTS, DTsEETERYlP> DRoPsYs SOUR oIoAAS2A5
HABrTUAL CosTTVENEss,lt> tCEOLzC, CHOLERA IL
FANTUM, ELATULESCE,Ir " AUHD1cE, EA A =
WEAKNESS, and may be- used suceeasinlly as ~ 81
ORDINARY FAMILYl5 MEDICINE. IL VII
cure SICK HEADACHES Jas tho1sandz can -. - /,
tify,l n WENTIS MINUTES, II LMO
OR THREE TEA'A iSPOOhStU u A4E IA
KEN at the commence-i2 ment Of the artacA, e
All who il are giving their testimony ln its -
yOr. -
10 Mix water in the mouth with the l1Eigoralot
and swallow both together
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THE ALLsUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEAIAR 1, 2 AND 3, PRO
TFCTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
ERalapd and secured b. ths seals d ne Ecols a.
No 1 a inTaluable ior exhaustion, spsrmatorrhaa
and All physical disabilities.
No p Completely eradicates all traces of thosa dls
.aSes that have heretOiore besn treated b the n7u
sious and perniciOus use Of copaiYa and cnbeba.
10 has entirely supplanted the injurious ll,s or
mercury thereby insuriDg 70 the sufferer SPEEDY -
lief dispensing al impurities and roofing out r.
rfuinn 1f disease
TRIESEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and ,, are prepared IN. IA,
form Of lozenge, devoid Of taste and small and ~
be carried IN the Ea8tcoat pocket SOLD II Kin -
and divided into separate aoses g adminislerad 81
Valpeau Lailemand Roux, Ricoid, &C. Price So eseS
or cases for So, which saves s. and IN 81 cSSe,
whereby there 4 saving of e9. To be bad Wholesss
and retail Of Dr. BAkk0Ws No. Ie4 Bleeeker street
New FORK Inn ediAtsy on receiving rcuiff1l,-s'
DIT. Barrow wilt IorEard the Triesemar to any ~
Of the world, Iturey packed and addressed accori
ing 10 the fnasuction5 Of the writer.
~ sold ialso by lGATLoTD / HAMMOED and
VIZ. FISK, Cleveland. jansi
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Oysters

~ s. MALTBYS OYSTER DE-
Aa POT Gate Holt Maltby's) CELEBRATED
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY
From his establishment In Baltimore-put up In
cana and warranted fresh and good or no sale
Also aermetically Sealed Oysters, Lobsters, Clans
5piced Oysters and Sardines kept constantly on
Baltinqre, New York, and Princes Bay Shell Oys-
tel- W pe received daily by Express.
~ CRAcKEEs for sale By the harrel
". W. GAINES, Agent.
iepe No Superior street, Cleveland o.
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q. Il. AdrErtisFWlEitts.
NOWAP0 4 LAWRFRT = N

EDWARD A. LAMBERT & co,
u Z Importers Of and wholesale dealers in Station
ery llq and l2 William street, New York. Offer TO
the Trade full and well selected stock OF English,
French, German and Domestic Goods, Of their own
lmportations or bought from frst hands, and which
they viii sell al the lowest prices and favorable
terms.
Catalogues or samples furnished on application.
Orders by mail receive the personal attention OF
one Of the firm and fIled complete.
Special importati0ls made 70 order II required.
An examination Of their stock and prices e solc-
tied iu2R22
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fish,
l A K e FIS H

u A X Il + ) ID.
CTOCK OF ABOUT 5000 PACK
- AGES late & caught g 81 FISH eossi5sii1g i q
. lase ~l'--' 81 ~ q - = '-
bIsSoEiit BIsss.ii :.
herring
RSes
Bay Fish
ehad
caffsh
An well cured and recently inspected.
Our loNg business connection With the VARIOUS
fishing localities on The Lakes, Erie Huron Mich
iqnn and Superior,) has 30 increased our trsngae-
ron vith the fishermen, ag 70 render FISH an In
rorfanf branch Of our trade, I've now being by far
ne arqesf recsrerE Of fresh Water hah IN this coun-
tn y and IN order 70 have It receiFe the BEST posB-
BE aftenfion, We have employed an experienced and
cofn1ofonf man 70 devote his Whols time 70 its
arement, and are IN & position 70 oder more than
ordinary advantages 70 buyers Of Lake iehs keep
me eonStaufly complete asBortmedts and now have
SV6ry variety 81 the choicest grades Of Pound and
Sono caught Fah, which we ofer at rates that will
conrafe With any other nark6ti 80 We don't (tnoW-
in1Ir5 ALLOW ourselves 70 b undsfsold. ---'-
GORDON, MCMILLAN 4 co.,
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