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ARCH srREKT. ABOVE THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA. pa

AKcH STKEkTs ABOVE Third,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
"a THE undersigned having purchased the
interest oi his former partner, Mr. Evans
Esss il the shave Hotel, would call a tte ntion
tsass of the public 10 its convenience in ev.
cry particular for those who are visiting
the city either on business or pleasure. LIS quiet
location and uninterrupted ventila tion (being sit.
uated opposite an open space OF 400 feet, which is
shaded with Of beautiful foliage still within
a hali square Of the very center Of trade, offers
10 business men inducements to sojourn rarely met
with in populeus city.
Passenger Railroads, which run past and in close
proximity, afford 10 those iu search OF pleasure
cheap and pleasant ride to all places of interest in
or about the city.
The proprietor givesassurance that THE Us1or
shall be kept with such character will meet pub.
lie appreciation and would solicit Western patron.
age. UPTON s. NEWCOMER.
Sept. 10, 1860 iy
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F@sahlOsasabIs TaflOrins,
TTsHE subsbriber JoanE Burns, takes this oppor.
IL tpnity to infofm the public and the fashiona.
BILE world generally thai 6e has bought the tailor
ing establishment i0rmeEly belonging to John Con
well pnd respectfully requests ~ desiring q neat
him call. s - 4ssss
pr1'he services of Mr.. Conwell are re.sined an
the establishment. JOHN G. BURNS.
ap2O'5Q-tf ~ @e1~es n $50
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE
FoR 1850.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS.
GREAT
Preparations for a Large Trade!


AVA. Main street. wheeling, Wa.
CTONE & THOMAS announce to their frionds
y and the public that they are in receipt OF
their stock of Fall aud Winter Goods. embracing
Dry Goods in all their varieties, Cnrpeting, Oil
Cloth and Carpet chain. Millinery Goods OF every
variety Notions, and Varieties generally. com.
prisng the largest, and in some respects, the
most desirable we ever brought to the city. Our
customers may rest assured that they will reap
all the adya ntages thst fair dealing, long expe.
riencc close attention to business, careful buying
and buying with Cash, can give them, We buy
n ost of our goods with cash. directly from the
manufacturers and Importers, and from close cash
Anction houses thereby saving large per cent.
age. We have ample facilities for doing large
Jobbing Trade, and invite the attention Of Mer-
chan to our s,ock before buying, and Tailors to
our stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
Without particularizing, We will say we keep
the largest stock in the city of the following az
well as all goods.
Dress Silks, of every style and price.
Millinery goods, silks, velvets. ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, of every shade.
French Prints and Goods, a-
Goods for Friends wear and travelling.
Shawis OF every grade and price.
Plaids Il Prints, and worsted fabrics for dresses.
Cloaks and Cioaking. Prints, Ticks, Maslins,
Flsnnels. Blankets, and goods for Men and Boys
wear generally.
No good House shall sell cheaper
Our stock of FURs will be found to be very de.
sirsble. We ask attention to our stock OF Gar.
peting etc which is very full and at low prices
All goods sold at q small advance on purchase
Persons making purchases in the city will find II
to their interest greatly to give us call before
buying .,,, - 49,, of =. attn ,,..
Remember the sign of the "Golden Bee-Hive,' :
near the Suspension Bridge gonr j. ruou.s
Eoy. 7, lS6O-H
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Silver, German and plated liable and teaspoons
Pocket-books and Portmonies in great variety,
fine pocket-kniyes, shears. and scissors,
line Razors, coral glass on wax beads.
Lots OF other nice things too ma.
merous to mention. Call in
friends, everything sold IN
Is warranted asreprc. e. es ,r-.,l
sented ~
Main S., Opposite the Pnblic Buildings.
Cadiz, Dec. pa 1858. 81 4. Fss4ses.. IN =,
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OFFEHShis services 10 the citizens of Cadix sr6
urrounding country inths srfof TYa
House Painting, Grafming, Paper
Hanging, Yarmishim0.
and oil kindsof imitation In Wood, Stone and Mar
rerssonsble terms - - ~s.s0's,FE
Those wishing to have Painting dcne in the bes.
and most modern style, would do we'll 70 give him
call. az he endesyoFsto do his work in ness, sub.
stantiai, and workman like manner. 7'sFN
Cadiz, Ohio, May ~ l8s .zelaastaa,J
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SAMUEL TTmm0

SAM u Ell TIM M ONs
TOtJLD respectfully inform his old customers
w and the public generally, that he has on
hand large stock and general ssortmeos Of Sad
dies, Harness, &C., consisting il part OF full-qul
ted and plain SKATERS quilted hood and plain
haf.Spanish and fallbacks, quilted and plain seat
cd, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low csntls English trotting saddles.
also q variety of styles Of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs. hoop and
back springs silver coiored. rnsset b,ue. and black
enameled leather gu ltet and plain plushed seats.
He has also on hand several sets Of extra fine sill
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
yankee team harness. saddle bags collars, haters,
brides and martingales Of most every description.
Carnage, Buggy and Riding Whips Of the finest
qualify; in fact most everything usually kept in d
sldd Ter shop. He deems II unnecessary to puff
and blow or let of gass about the materisi of
workmanship of his work, sit will recommiHend
isself to those who are judges or who use it,
Thankful for the iiberai patronage he has hereto.
fore received he hopes by strict attention to bnsi.
n,ss and selling good work at reasonable price,
TO merit acontinlance Of the same. Shop third
door Northof McFadden's store. Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb. IS, 1S60-iyr sae
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TO TencI,el,s.

TO Teachers.
Examinations will be held AZ follows commenc
ing at 10 O'Clock of the day mentioned and contin.
uing one day and half April 2s, May "a; June
%, Aug. 80, Sept ~, Oct 25, Nov. 90, 1861, and
Jan. "a, Feb 81, and March 2s, 1862. The June
examination wilt be held in Deersyille, the March
examination in Hopsdaie and the remaining ones
in csdiz.
M. B. ADAMS,
april 10, 81 NJ. k TURNER,
Examiners
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HAT5, CAPS!
LADIES' FANCY TURS!

u HAVE Just returned from the East, win q
L much larger stock of goods IN my line than
as ever before been offered in this city. My as,
or tment embraces all the newest styles Of
ilk Hats different qualities; f.
Cashmere Hats, black and white
Men and Boys Soft Hats; .rE
Men and Boys Caps, great variety.
ChIdren's Fancy Hats and Caps. q.
have also a large and complete assortment
Ladies' Furs--different colors and qualities
CUFFS, MUFFS, &C., and can make it to the ad.
vantage of the public to make their purchases Of
me. .-s
Please call and exam inc that is all ask. S
the Goods and the prices l nave d 30 years ex-
perience and attention to the business, besides
being practical Halter and Furrier--sdv gss
over most otbels in purchasing such goods and
will sell alta very
SmaH Advmace on Cost.
&rl will Wholesale at Pittsburgh prices, or
perhaps lower. Merchants will find j, to their ad-
vantage to call and see my stock Call at my old
stand, Fourth street, near Market, Steubenviie.
J. G. DAVIDSON.
n1rl will pay the highest prices, in Cash, the
coming season, for the skins Of the Mink, Rae
coon, Opossum, musk Rat Red Fox, Grey Fox,
and such kinds I'd qualities as usually purchase.
91rAn assortment, on hands, of HATE OF my
own manufacture. JIG. ID.
Steubenville, Nov. Z, ls6o-ly
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c 0 N / An D \ E E.

Ard we will guarantee prices to suit. The goods
are bought to sell and we wish to give you al a
chance Remember we now in our new store
room doors above the old stand, and next door to
Welch's Banking House All suspended money
taken at rar! Merrimack prints tor 10 cents.
JOHN COLEMAN,
Cadiz March 90. 1861
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New ROoks---New Arrangements.
JOSEPH II. RILEY,
Publisher,
Bookseller and Stationer,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
L AW, MEDICAL & School Rocks
w all Papers,
B RDEkS AND ECORATION
WINDOW SHADES,
WINDOW CORNlCES, & CURTAIN BANDS
AND PINS.
Manufacturer of
BLANK BOOKS.
JOB PRINTING and BOOK BINDING,
LIIHOGRAPHIC WORK
IN Notes, Checks, Drafts, Letter and Bill Head
ings, Books, Certificates, Diplomas, &c,
FINE CUTLERY, GOLD PENS,
Superior Mathematical instruments, Painting
and Engravings,
Portrait amd Picture Frames,
GILT AND ROSEWOOD MUULDINGs.
N. B. Particular attention to Stationery
orders for Railroads, Banks, and County Off
GERS.
Columbus, Jan. 30, '6l-6m
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Strsagthofag Cordial and Blood Pajf1r
rHE eREA1ssT ERneDY IN EHK WILD.

And the most den.
eious and delightful
cordial ever taken.
4 strictly q seien 1
'tihe g. vcgetible com
pound. procured By the
distihation Of Roofs.
Herbs and Bark. Yell
low Dock, Blood root,
Black Root. Ssrsepa.
riila. Wild Cherry bark
and DaRdeiion enter
into It's composition.
The entire active REM
ediai principle Of each
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EtNtk pFoeaduFe,
4 Ses. !. Be Il enacted BY the General Az
sembl u Of the State Of Ohio, That section three
hundred and thirteen of the code OF civil proce-
durs be soamended as to read as follows, TO- wit.
See 3i3. No party TO civil action shall be al
lowed 70 testify BY virtue Of section three hun.
dred and tan. In any action where the adverse
party il tho guardian of child or children OF
dscs1ssd peFson Or OF en- idiot, or of lnnatic,
orof : deaf and dumb person, or is the execu.
tor or administrator of q deceased person, ex
cspt in tho following cases. namely.
In sections with an executor; administra tor,
or guardian Of infants, ne above specified, par.
" Insy testify to facts which occurred alter the
deash Of the decedent or parent.
2. In acti0ns upon contracts made By deceas-
I'd persons through ageuts. and in which the a.
gons shall testify. party may testify to all that
ffznerired between him and the agent In reia.
4iol 10 such contract and the making thereof,
md u relation to any eonversatisns OF transac-
fiohs between himsslt and such agent, testified
3. ID setions With trustee Of either Of ths
aIassss shove specified, In which any adverse
psFsy. Or snyoihsr person having direct In.
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ONE WEEKS WORK IN THE CONFEDERATE CON,
GRkSS.
From the London Times, March 90.


Perhaps the most interesting columns in tho American
newspapers are those which devoted the Congress
of the Confederate aates The Arst essays of the
conederacy are evidently guided by strong desire to
appear well in the eyes OF the world While HE North
is passing prohibition tariff aud hils its neospapers
are specializing on the possibility Of JalaariJ tte loss
Of ne cotton region By tie anre e7ai;ol c Canada lie
Confederate Stct:, .le 9etaging 9th aGrged prudence
d',d .soyriely Perhaps their enemies suggest that
they making parade of modesty and trucQlentS
serting their nofensiveness But whatever their mo-
tyes their acts are exemplary 1t may be that they
want the sImpathy of England against the Government
of Washington; it may be that they simply want our
dolars but they are evidently their very best beha
vior As there ave false prophets who might deceive the
very elect 20 these Southern politicians plausible
that they might almost induce Mississippi bondholder
10 trust the fellowcitizens Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis
Like all new assemblies the Congress at Montgomery
legislates boldly and rapidly; but unlike them t
not to be given many words. Us me isures pro-
posed and ,arried with the promptiude Of French da
ooratic Chamber but do detect the lave OF talk
which distinguished our Ieighoss seventy ye.rs ago
much as now This il at rst sight strange for of all
bosity American verbosy Is the redundant and
haustless For must give the Yankees or the North
erners exclusive credit for those portentous oratons
which, like the dramatised version Of Monte Christie"
used to last two nights. C&rolnan or Georgian, when
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NUMBER 81.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE
SICK HEADACHE!
CURE
Nervous Headache!
CURE
All Kinds of
HEA A CHI E!


the ohese Plsthe periodic attacks Of Nro or Sch
Heddochs may he prevented and II taken the commence
Of immediate relief from palm and sickness viii be
obtained.
They seldom fall in removing the HlaseG and RerffAs'o
when female. subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing CotireH>s
ror L dyy Hn, t4isHb Dehcat Females aud all
Of si1Etsrg haj, they ysusbs Aioe improving
the dpp'' giving and reo- 'hs dsers 1rgrns sd
res'o-ir~ -.t..r .ae't .....'. ...-.
The CfPHtJc pILls ~ borg investigation snd
careu --uu.td having been In many yesrS,
during which tine they have prev nd and relieved vas,
amount Of pain and suleng fu HeadAeh whether ohgns
ting IN tie system from dersEsed state Of the
sOxadoh.
They entirely vegetable In their eopoon Snd may he
ken al all unes with perci say without change Of
Diet Hnj @sdhscs of ary direor5le ti1 reaers 6d.y
70 ddmiRbiar nan 10 cANdJsa.
BEWARE OP CoUNTERFRITsi
The genune have Ave signatures Henry ~ spadirg each
box
sod by Druggists and all other Dealers In .dcnr,.
box will be sent by mail prepaid, receipt Of the
PRICE, as CENTS.
All orders shoud be addressed 10
HENRY G. SPATDING,
As Cedar street, New York.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
NTTINERY FAIL TRADE, 1860.
VOLUME IS.

WILLIlI T4II -tIIII IIN-lII1f I"VV'. !.
= DESIRE cau attention 20 removal nom No. 100 Msla
~ G, the eouneous neT buldng 40. 22s Main street, al
j0ung he ne~ .sr,,,s,V,oD rorEr.
~ Sh 9th streets where prepared 10 exhibit Alarg
MILLINERY GOODS
Nv made Millinery Attcl,s than heretofore consisting OF
80 sr.W Velvet Bonnet Bonnet Plumes Ribbons French
- 4ran Flowers Bridal Wresths Head Dresses, Dress Cas-
- cans Bsrthas Grape aud Muslin Collars and Sleeves In
49, ps and Coaks Ruches and Tabs, a. In Al styles
T Connection with the general Millinery business will manufac
- 10 order and Mantas ola Kinds Va the latest fash
sh styles reasonable prices Al orders viii receive prompt
:. a s,-cfAl .tt4nton. n q. BARTON.
229 Main
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BnIs vsssox. Ono. Jan. Il. 1851.
II yRy O sPIIDy0 Tsa-

d SRY sPAtpfs0, Fsq,
Please find neosed wenthye csr for which send another
box Of your Cephae Pills. 1Aey truly n5 De-, Pis IAots
tisi.
Di ect A. SLOWER, p 81.
Belle Vernon, Wysndot 0o.,0.
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IfICHngNO CL0BBI g DISNUFAC- .,
IOGi.-lhe subscribers have hand large aud Nd
complete assortment Of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED u
GOODS Cloths Cassneis and Ntng ~ GRADES from LII
TIE FOL owing noied mills CreLslsE Mis- Rirhnoaa Va aler
Co hlls, CupeIe county, Va; kelley F,5d Co.'S sis
lrr.rcss urg Va Thomas Anes' Mia Marion Smith couGly
Va Rock Ilard Mr, Charlotte N o. vhcAwe prepared
maze u measure ri s shortest notice. and the and
approved s- s719 tat Ill compare In every respect With
TIE b's ern Manufactured goods, ana O the Celshaw
good equal In quality N French There longer
cuse Tor buying goods manufactured q the addition
we Keep always on han! stock of PkENCH AND ENGlIsH
CLoe D CAss!hkKES not 10 be surpassed by any house
me c We have ;he best a Caters, and corps Of woskmru
not 70 "e surpassed y any ouse IN Cpon With d.tcrrg
Hon To unsb our patrons III southern ohng-mAers rac
s0 F''s WoNe South cut and South u he
sold and worn South deter 10 do ali In our uow
TO push forward Southern insttutons
SPENCE CAREY.
Coliers and Merchant TaVCrs,
ieso Corner Of Main and 1Slh 5sFeets.
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From BE BsImiTer N0,J5H ia.
They have been tested in than cases. with en-
tire
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BEyERLT, Mass, Dee. II, 1870.
II. @, qPlIDfyc. ESQ.

II
wish for circulars large show bills 10 bring your
phac Pills particularly before my customers n you have
anything Of The hind. please send Ia
One a. my customers who subject Sick Headache
Casually lasting two Gnys) cre cfGa Gtk IN loEr M
your IiLLs, which sent her.
Respectfully yours.
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HAvREysRD, Ia, Feb. 9, 1861.
Ma. aPALpNa.

. HAvREySRp, Ia, FEB. 9, 1851.
Ma. aPLtpNd.
SR:
wish 10 send toN Of yoI CephaIe PTS
hIUe receioed II gredtdedi u bsHTfkJroH1 Ae'q
Yours. pectiuly.
MARY ANN sT0fKHoUsE.
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sFRUcs CEKEE, HUSTNGros Co., Pa,
4. 4.
II. G. srIfDsG.

You will please send boxes of your CiphaIc Pill, sni
them Immediately. Respectfully yours,
JNo. sIMoHs
Ps-lAare u'ef one Jos efyoV PiH AMI md asnn o,ceL
en-.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES,

~ = h''''-' U1-A ~ y l. II = IL ISIJ'
EsARr,NiS'Ssmp Saaipuiated Sunno.
l. = A.gm5aIaEed super. pgioH p.inc.
sapcF EhosphaIC OF Lime (EthOut
AmpGs.-.j hllo, CJrmbia Neysss4, and other Guanos
The Richmond Pc lizer H. having row fnl suppy OF the
above named Fczs han;sni the mills coLsiauy Al wor
prepared TO furnish Farmers Planters ..th aay
they rsy wish n the following Iaes:
Manipulated Gu8uo 80 Per ton
Ammous'ed up r-rthsrhaie oiLiine $40. o;
sureFFhos2r oi Line, with Ut Ammo cBia) AIS 2CO0 lbs.
deliver. zee g. charge, in ans pant Of the ely
ia' rct- With which these MsEErt have been used during
TIE pass year on Wheat CorH Uaz Tobacco and Coon 10
sas ana North C4!oa2, eyinced bY letters received and he
rapidly easing demand; certificates given
Is decnsd nn-eeary Farmers sll 0blg By ordering at
an cary DAY They can b. furnished at the h by Msrs
Wombe Claiborne, .esss Bair Chanherlayne In Rchmc
H. Hope 20 Wian,barr, Nsssrs Biggl Co., NsstsIs D.
Esq, Lexington g. Goodwin Esq Fnessus Va and Corrl,
sion Merchants generally.
All orders promptly attended Ia,
y n. FoiNDEXTER, Proprietor
HARTMAN, General Agent,
fes-IJ7 o. Box No. 66l
Ecce that every Ingredient used ia the foregoing
prep atnns !. nGrch.se ed South Mann And nxnra
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REYSoLDsBURG FRLSyIiS Co., 0HIo,
January ?, 1861 4
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As these Testimonials ore unsolicited By Mr. srAED-
ING, they afford objectionable proef Of The efficacy
Of this ruiy scientific discovery
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have ired your Cepbac Pills. den go rel ihatI
want you TO send ne two dollars worth more.
Part OF ihele for the h5o gave few ont Of
the Grsi box got from you.
send the P;lls by mall, and ohIge
Your obt Servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-09

VERMONT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The Eleventh Annual Meeting OF the VERMONT STAIR
IEAcHnHs ASSOCIATIONS will be held at Miidiobury on
August 18th and 20ih. 1861 In order accommodate
those who desire 10 attend also the meeting 81 the A
mcrican Institute u Instruction. az Bfaulehoro in the
same week, the mrrtinr will commence on Monday,
Aug l9th. at two o'olocA p NJ, and close Tuesday
evening. aug 20
On Mundqy afternoon. an address emusic in Com
mon Schools will be delivered BY Prot. II. Clarke Of
3 Albans 70 be followed by discussion
Monday evening, Address " The Best Mode n
ieaehus Arithmetic. by Judah Dana Principal OF the
High school Al Windsor
1uesdlJ Forenoon Address on " Moral Culture IN
Common Schools by Rev. Win Seael Of Luucnhurgh
TUESDAY Afternoon. Address BY Prot II ~. Buck ham
n ihe Univ rsity OF Vermont on Obedience
ipgsday Evening, Address by Hiram Orrut Esq. Of
BfAucbuio'.
Teachrr. Superintendeuts and Friends " Education
D. fhe State invited 60 attend AND participate iu the
-sas q bel r-a tinss
Arrangements have been made by Shich those attend
ing the meeting Will be conveyed ovef the Railroads Tor
fare one way
That the hospitalities Of MiddlehurY NAV be more
canseuleuiy extended 70 those in attendance. al persons
dc gnng be present requested to eud their
sOnably the Chairman of the Executive Committee
; W. BOARDMAN,
n. q. CLARK, Executive Com.
C. Is. SMITH,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-09
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
FoRr KEARxEY. Angus

FORT hEARNEY, August j.
The Pony Express passed here at p NJ.
furnishing the following news from San Fran
cisco, July oath:
The Breckenridge State Convention met at
Sacramento yesterday. To-day it has nom
mated J, X. Mcconnell for Governor, Jasper
O'Farreil for Lieut.. Governor J p. Barker
and ID. G. Shattuck for Congress. 1t is sup
posed that the Convention will modify its
platform so that it will show less sympathy
with secession.
The nomination Of this ticket divides the
Democratic party as il was last year, and rem
ders Republican victory in September high
ly probable. The political campaign has fair
y opened, ard all the leading candidates are
on the stump.
There is no essential difference between the
Republicans aud the Union Democrats on ma
tional matters; hence the issues OF the con-
test are mainly local questions, some of which
are already provoking great bitterness.
Oregon dates by the Overland Mail were
received to the 18th, and from British Col
umbia and Washington Territory to the 10th.
81 900 in gold arrived at Portland on the
10th, from the Neyperey Mines, The orc
goRian Of the same date says there will pro-
badly be near 5000 persons at the mines by
October.
In the Congressional election in the Wash
ington Territory, Mr.. Garfield. the Democra-
trio Union candidate, was ahead as far as
heard from.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-09
THE SOUTHERN REBELIION.

" EDWARD EvERETr has many claims up
on the esteem and affection OF Americans -
lie has filled with honor its highest Offices at
home and abroad has occupied his leisure
with learned labors for the good Of the coun-
try, and for long lifetime has devoted his
best attainments to the perpetuation Of its
houoIed memories, its institutions, and its
fame. He has long been the most accom-
plished Of her statesmen and the most classic
Of her orators. None of these things. how
ever, have given him such claims upon our
admiration and regard as the mastery Grafton
which he delivered in this city Oh the Fourth
Of July.
The occasion was dramatic in il circumstances -
Upon the anniversary of the nations independence, in
the first Of parl and the crisis Of is fate IN the
metropolis ~ sc continent, at the ripe maturity Of his
Of the wealth OF his learning the graces OF his oratory
aud the hitherto uncxhhted Of his ngc and
spoken with uutrammced lips for the vudIcAtiun Of the
Justice and the righteousness OF As hi,-
toric statement is judicial aud comprehensive;
argument. simply uuanswerabe; Grafton II is Mr..
ENeretts masterpiece. Grand historic events do not
often have an their guihc expressed 10 the day u
their occurrence bat Mr.. Everett his seal upon the
very hour The nation will be graiihed that such tit and
complete utteranoe has been given to voice review
Of the past il passes to history chapter which needs
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