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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25
ORANGE CouNrY.-Tho following tickc

ORANGE CouNrY.-The following ticket
was put in nomination at the Convention held
at Chelsea on Tuesday last;-
NLyAHi BEAN West fairlcc, Senators.
HORACE STRICKLAND, Bradford, t,,, 5,t,,,
EBkNEIER BASS, Wilamstown, ''
A. II. GILMORE, Fairee, Judge Of Probate Brad-
tord Dtstricf,
j. Il. CLEAVtLAND Brook6eld, Jadye ~ Probate
Raiaoph Distinct.
JOHN ROWEtL, Randolph. States dn0rn.y.
ROYAL BURNHAM. STAFFORD. SherfG
j. J. CLEAVELAND, Braintree, Hi0h BaihT
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JAMES 6. FREvcH.

FRANKLGN CouNTY.-A Union Convention
was holden July 10TH at sheldon. Hon. w
J.. Sowles, of Swanton, was elected Presi-
dent and Wilbur p. Davis, Of ST. Abans
and D. D. Wead, of Sheldon, Secretaries.
The following nominations were made -
HIRAM F. STEVENS. So. Adams,
ALFRED KEITH, sheldon, Senators.
HARVEY ID. FANEAR, Richford,
ROBERT j. SANE. Sheldon. l,..,.. t.5...
ROMEO n. HOYr.st Albaus. '''''Y
GEO 7. HOuGHION. 81. Ahans, Jpdge of Probate.
NORMAN f WOOD. Bakersfield states dUornsy.
D. h SHERMAN ST. Albans. >herF.
A. A. MOORE, Berkshire H,gh Bahf.
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The subjoined tabular statement shows
that the number Of men in each company OF
the Ninth Regiment who made allottments OF
their pay, and the gross amount OF pay thus
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25

SKETCHES OF THE RISE, PRoGREss. AND DE-
CLINE OF SECESSION with a Narrative OF
Personal Adventures among the Rebels, by
W G.. BroWnlow, Editor of the hHorDde
Whig | vol. 2 mo-, PIP. 45S, with Illus
trations. Philadelphia Geo. w. Childs.
Cincinnati Applogale q Co.
Such is the title OF Parson Brownlow's S
book, the appearance Of which the public have
been anxiously awaiting. 1t has made its ap-
pearance, and so great is the demand for it,
that 75,O 600 copies were ordered in thirty days.
It contains nearly 500 pages, printed on fine,
white paper, in large clear type, handsomely
illustrated with twelve superior woodeuts.
The intrinsic merits of the book will commend
it to every intelligent mind in the country.
1t consists of two parts the first, illustrated
by extracts from Mr.. Brownlow's editorials
powerful and oflimes prophetic sketches the
rise, progress, and decline of Secession the
second gives his prison. diary, and an account
Of his travel from durance vile to the free
air of the Union States. We publish an ex-
tract from the book, being an autobiographi-
cal sketch OF the Parson which will be read
with interest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25

EMANoIPATIoN IN MIssouRG.-One of the
most distinguished lawyers in Missouri has
written private letter to Prof Leiber Of
New York, giving a cheering account Of the
progress of the emancipation cause in Mis-
souri. He says
"lt sa fact which think no one acquainted with men
and things IN this State can dcny-and have heard Il
of late repeatedly n0ueed-tha the ablest the most
ergetc and the most rising Of the State, class
are either already openly out for emancipation or In sym
pathy with IT, In ST. Louis Of course, it is far IN ad
vance Of is status else where but public opinion through
out the State fast yielding to the logic Of facts, and
many who two years ago would have been furious at the
can make no predictions to tins mode but It il
little 70 gay that twenty ytars nearer that blessed
result than IN $50
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OF During The eonhsprs,ion Of Canon
caused ~ 'he bombsrdmcnl Of the British
The extensive medical warehouse Of on.
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the Treasurer OF dubois coun,y mad.
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Jsss term 1902 showing the condition Of ,he
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said county.
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.'smen' 70 June 1871 $lgS3 IL
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v-n'rand profits fNs seven yssr-. ~ The fnl
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Beginning a. ihr north vest corner OF a..
youth west qnirirr OF section twenty COO
''~n ore % sasg. i've l5) YVES, thence
east ui) six rrs. Fsl-. thence = nth (lOk
ten smi enc hal' rods. thence north westerly
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Tue, aud thence (2) two rods "a the pIsc.
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nc,es Also sb,ut ID sore in sqns ~
iorsn ~ the sou'h west qutrtrr Of section
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IN 'sau'h 81 range number five (5) west:
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sirsrtrr ~ sccli Il numb,r (2O) twent,
'oSn "ns south VI rang. number five (5)
va. con.ainlng one hundred ana tour
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JOHN wEIKEL. Sheriff D. q.
y. Smith. ATTY for pIff
GOV 8. 1652-3w n 60
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
Tho State Of Indiana, Dubois County.
NOTICE y hereby given that james r.
Pelsen, sdrninistrstor Of the estate Of
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nls pesscnsl being insufficient 10 psv Nj
ueots; end that ssid petition will Be heard
:. ne next term Of the Court OF Common
fleas erthid county.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS,
10y 70 Clerk r. c p u r.
= Smith. atty,
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-05-16
POWER OF IMAGINATION.

A wealthy lady had tickling in her throat,
and thought that bristle of her tooth brush
had gone down and lodged in her gullet. Her
throat daily grew worse. 1t was badly inaam-
ed and she sent for the family doctor. He ex-
amined it carefully, and finally assured her that
nothing was the matter-it was a mere nervous
dclusion, he said. Still her throat troubled
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cling practice. She did not ut first like the
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called lie was person of good address and
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relieve her. On his second visit he brought
with him a delicate pair of forceps, in the teeth
of Which he had inserted bristle taken from
an ordinary tooth brush. The rest can be i'm
aqined The lady threw back her head the
forcens were introduced into her mouth; a
pick-a loud scream, and twas all over; and
The Young physician, with smiling face, was
holding up TO the light and inspecting with a
lively curiosity the extracted briste. The pa
tent was in raptures. She Immediately recov-
cred her health and spirits, and went about
everywhere sounding tho praises of her savior,
as she persisted in calling the dexterous opera
for
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-05-16
INTERESTING DOCUMENT.

The following letter from Henry Clay was
written to the Rev. Mr.. Cotton, one of Mr..
Clay's warmest political and personal friends,
and may be found in Coltons Life of Henry
Clay. The letter speaks for itself:
ASHLAND, September 2, 1S43.
"MY DEAR SR:-Allow me to select SUBJ
ject for one Of your tracts, which, treated in
your popular and condensed way, think would
be attended with great and good effect. mean
Abolition.
It is manifest that the utras Of that party
are extremely mischevous and are hurrying
on the country to fearful consequences
are not to be eonciliated by the Wings. En-
crossed with single idea, they care for moth
ing else.
And yet they would see the Administration
Of the Government precipitate the nation into
absolute ruin before they would lend helping
hand to arrest its career. They treat worst, de-
nounce most, those who treat them best, who
SO far agree with them as to admit slavery to
be an evil. Witness their conduct toward Mr..
Briggs and Mr.. Adams in Massachusetts, and
toward me.
viii give you an outline of the manner in
which | would handle it. Show the origin of
slavery. Trace its Introduction to the British
|, Government Show how it is disposed of by
the Federal Constitution; that it is left exclu-
sively to the States, except in regardo ingiives,
direct taxes and representation. Show that the
agitation of the question in the free States will
first destroy all harmony, and finally lead to dis
union, poverty and perpetual war, the extermi-
nation of the African race--ultimate military
despotism.
''Let the great aim and object of your tract
be to arouse the laboring classes OF the free
States against Abolition Depict the consc-
qucnce to them of immediate abolition.--The
Slaves being free, would be dispersed through
out the Union they would enter into COMPETE
ton With the free laborer-with the American,
the Irish, the German-reduce his wages, be
confounded with him, and affect his moral and
social standing. And as the ultras go both for
Abolition and Amalgamation, show that their
object is to unite in marriage the laboring white
man and black woman, to reduce the white la
| boring man to the despised and degraded con-
diton of the black man.
81 would show their opposition to coloniza-
| ton. Show It's humane, religious and patriotic
aim. That they are those whom God has sep
| arated Why do Abolitionists oppose Coloni-
zation9 To keep, amalgamate, together two ra-
ces in violation Of Gods WILL and keep the
blacks here that they may interfere with degrade
and debase the laboring whites! Show that the
British Government is cooperating with the
| Abolitionist for the purpose of dissolving the
Union am perfectly satisfied that 1t will
do great good.-Let me hear from you on this
subject.
sIIENRY CLAY"
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CORNS.

The very word will make sufferers from corns
twitch with seeming pain, yet how simple the
remedy-warrnw water! Repeatedly soaking the
feet in warm water is really and truly the best
preventive of corns soft or hard An aggrava-
ted soft corn between the toes may be cured by
the application of little silver canstc; but fl
nally soaking in warm water will remove it.
Why not wash the feet as often as the hands
Certainly the feet should be washed daily; but
there are persons who do this only once week,
or not so often. Corns, bunions, and other e.
wills follow TO certainty. The accumulated
perspiration in long-worn boots or shoes is
serious evil. but such could not be it the feet
were sufficiently washed. Nearly all the evils
of the foot may be cured by this simple and
natural purifier. The water should not be hot
ter than can be pleasantly borne by the foot,
and from day to day used cooler till at last the
same temperature may be employed tor the
foot as for the hand.