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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20

The RIGHT Road" 1t was fret COM
msnd and counsel of my earliest YOUTH" said
Lord Erskine, always to do what my con-
science tod me to be duty, and to leave the
consequence to God. have always follow.
ed 1t. and have no reason to complain tina,
my obedience to it has been temporal sac
rifce. have found it, on the contrary, the
road TO prosperity and wealth. and | shall
point out the same path to my children.
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TIE AMERICAN
Patent Metallic Shoe Sole Company.


IN ? o + TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR DOW continues TO be consulted at his off &C., Nos
: ana y tndicott street, Boston, on n diseases ofa
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
BJ long course Of study and practical experience Dr.
Dow has now he grah alton Of prescn ing the uuoftu-
nate with remedies that have failed TO cure the
most alarming cases Of
& ONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath hi' treatment all the horrors Of vercrtal and
mpureblo0d, npotenoy, ScrOiua. Gonorihma Ulcers,
PAIN Distress the regions Of pfccreatoD, lnnam
NATION Of the bladder and Ndneys ydrocce Abst sses
humors, igbua swellngs and the long train Of h,rti
Die symptoms attending this class Of disease, made
to become al harmless as the simplest aings Of child
Particular attention. given n the treatment Of
) h NJ n A l. w Il a X n E 5 S.
in al It's forms and stages Patients who wish to remain
und Dr. Bows treatment few dbys weeks. viii be
Furnished with pleasant rooms, ana charges for board
moderate
p. s-Ladles who ore troubled with any disease pc.
ouliar 20 their system, will hud speedy ree' by calling
On DR.. Dow, at bis tlicc, No. Endcott street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20
BEhGER, SHUTS * CO., Chemists,
2Sj River ST. 1toy n. Y.
( HA9IALLAKS WHITE LIQUID IN

- 4 d r. l.
For Improving and Beaut ying the Complexion.
be most valuable and pafect prtpar, in use tor
giving the skin beautiful peaf-lke lint, that only
found In youth. 10 quickly removes Tan, FIecklts,
Fap!os, blotches MolA Patches Saoauess, kIuptous
And all impun les II the skin kindly healing the same
leaving the SKIN white and clear alabaser. lis use
cALnot be dete ted by the closest SCRUTINY and being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless 1t is the
onl Atu,le Of the kind used by the French aud is con
hdertd ~ the Falisian a. ndtspei sable TO Perfect
tiet Upwards Of 80 900 bottles we're sold during the
past year, s. ihceIt guarantee offs efficacy Pice
only 70 cents etntty mail post aid receipt Of an
order BY BERGER, SHUTS CO. Chemists.
$50 River st Troy, n. y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20

William Pendolph was convicted Of muir.
der at the last term Of Bennington County
Court. The case is appealed to the Supreme
Court. Pendolph says he has "liyed ia
Ssndgate forty-two years, and that's punish
ment enough for any man on this earth"
woman named Marieau was burned to
death at Alburg Springs few days ,ince,
her dress having eau, BIT fire from FIRE out Of
doors where she was making soap. She ran
into the house, and the lanes set FIRE to the
cradle where her baby WAS and burned the
child quite badly.
Al wooden wedding in New Jersey sew.
sral ladies wore curls made Of shavings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20
AND SYPHILIS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES IN DELL
GATE HEALTH

CATE HEALTH.
DIR. DOW Physician aod surgeon, Mes and En-.
dicot street. 30. is consulted daily Tor all diseases
incident TO HE female system PToapsus UteH, or Fall
lug VI The WOMB, Fiuor Albus Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements are AN treated upon path
ologa PRINCIPLES and speedy relief guaranteed 10 few
days. So inyafiabf certain Is the new MODE u trea
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under IT,
and the afflicted person soon Icipcos u perfect health.
cure Of discusses Of women End children Than any other
rh stefan In Boston and has, sin 1915 confined his
VII lie attention 10 the Of private useases and c-
male comp ANTS
N All letters must contain four red stamps or they
vii not be answered Office hours from A. Nj. to
Nj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR no
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of experienced physi-
clan surgeon In all difficult and chronic disc asses
every anne and nature shOuli give him call
I. DIR. Dow imports aud has for sale new article
called the French secret. Oder by mail Two for 81
and rcd stamp. 0S69
May 1866
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20

Your Prescription saved my daughters l and has saved
me- inNdfeds ot uonaf E. htMrhhris, kemseui N
Prepared Prescription hEyf iEKiHElsl, Blossburg, Penn
Every one tU whom have fecomu nded has u,nth,d
much ~ tie usr,''-hty. &. ID. JONts, kacile, Wis
bihLt house. Aaron PLACE. Au Tile early part Of Ftlru
been treated during months previously without benefit
had Nish Arta which completely Frustrated Ia
hnE huhftchrss Wuud come whCh would prevent from
speaAns ABOVE whisper bad then had two ATTACKS Of hgm-
he could DO no more Tor yet Was growing rapdy
and had been compelled leave business tor nearly
months. All my symptoms Indicated, uuni,takabl, the pres
ence Of CuNnl MflluN. To the beginning fthiuay,
scented me with bottle Of the PREPARED rkkSUkfTlON
IN aieW days appetite, Nhch had entirely in
WITHIN Wtrkt my cough hhd almost Left than
Two weeks the ht sWats broken up. lhtuCtorN
g. my duties cerk To he AMEhIOAN BblE SOCIETY
whose employ mcutl have been years. guy
good health Your PREsCM TlON ELECTED RE- my
friends despaifed ofmy recovery ThOr.J tON0Elt.
have had Atyr0u Spasinodo 3tma for eleven years.
During the last ria had uninterrupted
nights rest IL often seemed To that would die before
could Hei air INTO my luuE was gard and sutess and
suffered go greatly from 'shoruess br Ath that
PEELED TO tse IT, quent rests in walking from ny residence
my place Of business.
he night before obtained the PREPARED PREsCBIP-
TON was The wort ever passed On obtaining the remedy,
ltuok easpoohiu al noon and again night slept all
night without waxing. lhaYe had broken ush
| 40 longer luuk haggArd' have paiutd "a
sref 9Th and spiris, vt all afflicted with hhunrss
OF BREATH shall be GLAD 10 have any one afflicted wt Ash-
EzkA 4. LANGnoN, No sll Fourth Street ~ w.
The ' PkkfAkhp PRESCRIPTION" IS put up 30 bot
te and stod BY bTulR generally ord may ad-
(oATLANpr erHEGT,N l. Consultation Tree. Circulate
Atnns Pgrueniars VI many successfully treated viii be
sent Tree by mail,
SOLD ia Aontpelierby n. X. BROWN.
Ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LIFE!

a N1" ~ Y A-''
WErrING IuHFlHr is the most proIifo r.nse OF dis
ease aud death kuoFn 90 humanity n Is l,,ost sure
TO bring ON cold aud colds nepected and often WHEN
not elected lead 90 f-vers or 10 cougbs and 10 IA al
consumption sinrccopuiton of trutb A. a, The
inventive talent OF the countr, has 10, go be Jyi
sing some ttod or attempting 10 devise H. Tor kcep
ing She feet dry and vet that should moi Give ineoryen
fence TO the wcarer Rubber shoes In ono form or
another have hitherto been our reliance. nm il IA su
known, as among heir many eyls hat iic NOV Noon
The feet dry from external moisture. thew sweat Them
much and boy thus inducing au undue 10 nietrr.s
increase susceptibility 10 colds rather trap Otherwise
They are also O. r oersome ~ tho fstt and ,itb.l az,
very expensive The demand is for
make tile ordinary Boot and Sine i,,,..r,io T.. -
Without affecting their ellen Or dn,ab,i,y aro if
siblc wiino adding sft,ib, ID, tbc r"., ~ NJ a. .
haure. THESE VIII be conceded arc ,oost i,po,tsrt
features and we conscentousl, firm mai tcy ar. b
soutty attained in The invention bsre,tb r,re,nt e.,
tbc public. W f'N w.
Tas Invention consist, in inserting between the n.r
ala 'u, sole When The boot is meking, Thin MrtAL.
touEhnts. very Iiaht ANA ever, vsy al ,iei ~, V ' 5
desr'd, while he addd nal expense Is merely nominal
luitl,he' perfect barrier against The admission u
wy W ""llN'hs 'uouth the rect may be exposed ever
.ii.'t YOU Wy Pttem'nts or damp Rrouud.
no ".es ana children the METALLIC ~oLEs will be OF
hea u4De '4.uc os from tLcir habits OF hie aud del
, .'} az tH.! afS p.Iutuiafy exposed Go the long
-le '' '-A' a'''Aa upon ah inadequate poIecuont TO
'n 1 ",. e,,
sous nave AieldY pcen tired by me bes' Of an
,sl5, az 40 H' ana we testimonials TO iher merits,
Hety r mere lnl cate that hey must De speedily and
.-' ~ D! ne pubic Ihe Patent Metallic
isdi,g tt'', ana li ste D.'ns introduced into the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20
IL NOW THY DEsTINYl

MADAME K. f. THORNTON the great English Astro.
oRsti Cla and fsy ehomerlcian hl asonish cd
ihe scientific esses Of the Old Would has now located
herself at Hudson, n. y MADAME Thornton tossesses
such Not GeIiu power Of second sight as 10 enable ber
TO impai knoe dge Of the greatest importance TO the
single or married ofeitheT sex While in Of trance
she aeheets lht We features Of the person you ave 10
marry and by M aid Of instrument Of move,
known as the fs9 ohomotops, guarantees to D oduee
hieke picture Of he uuIe husband or wife Of The an
picaNt, together with dale Of marriage position IN M
leading ttats Of character &c This is no humbug a.
thousands OF Testimonials can assert She viii ferd
Nhen oeshtd teiuhtd certificate or written puafap.
teei mat tae ietufe Is what II ports TO be- By en-
coai al lock Of hair and stating place of birth
age disposition aud conf l6xon, and enclosing so cents
anu stamped envelope acd essfd to yourself you will
receive the picture and desired infImaton by retprn
mail All communications taCedly coufdeI tial Adj
dress, Ia confidence, MADAME h. +. qHoRNros p o
Box 223, Hudson, N. Y. OctlO daw.lv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20

WISTAR'5 BALSAM
W | l. D CHI RRY
HAS HEEN ustD ron NEARLY
HALE INJURY.
WITH TIE MOST AstoSIsHINo suoogsstN cuRtNo
coughs, Colds, Hoa'sene,s, Sore Throat.
iuhuenza, Whooping Cough Group,
Liver Complain Bronchitis,
Dhculty of Breathing,
Asthma, aud every
affection vt
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
co N S u MPT ION
which carries Of victims han my other disease.
and wh'el battles The st VI he Physicians 10 greaic,
extent than any other maady, often
YIELDS % THIS REMEDY
when all Others prove mel ctual
is 4 MEDICINE,
RArlD IN RELIEF sovrut,a IN Expect
SAFE IN ITS OPERATIONS,
1T is NSURP AsSEDl
while a. eparAuon free rom n5xous ingredient,
Pc sons or minerals uniting ssi science, and medical
knowledge; combining al thatis valuable Ina Tie yr,e
table hngd5m For This class 81 diseases. It is
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitled, merits sud rectycs the general conf.
deuce Of the pub &C..
SEYMOUR THATCHER, ND.
OF Herman, n. v. writes as fllllvs:-
WHrAEs BAIsAM on VAN Cnmu.Y gives uniyer.
Cal satisfaction u seems TO cure Cough by looscning
and cleansing the lungs aud ailsyine irritation rircs
clugu and LEAVING rHu cArsH urur.p can.ii1r
the ba.am a' good as any tnot me best Cough mtdi
cine WITH ~h eli. am acquainted
From u. FELLOWS, NJ. ID .ofum. Nh
Although have generally o. great objection 20 maj.
ont medicines. can but say 10 Justice to DR Wtsrtg
bAsAh eI VIVID OHEhH{ that it is rem edy Of supe-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20

IN IIo WU0I AUNANNE hIAUEo
for the Radical Cure ofAsrHMA, BRONCHITIS, TARRH
and all affections OF he THROAT and a. PASSAGES io
beafai ana optcai DfraHstmfH OF he NERVOUS system
and Tor a tHcneuai DUfffrs Of THE stomach aid bors.
Himmgdag increases thr strfHFh defpc coi0r
The pate blood Il uudues the Cts aud ftuer sud dunhc
me approximations 10 cieL The nsht swat, always from
streH o. forsn days The agPeut is at once roratd AM
the patient fapdB FaiH dh the c0uh and The dcH breath
aft speedily relieved te become calm und
tlc rttHdr and uniform. Ali Iht chs Raj
lMlIuMo blSAffhAk NiIhA REALLY ASTONISHING
APlDfTY
The PRESCRIPTIONS should be used iu every
Jscian commonly prcsCrbes IOuics, Iron, Acids,
Qnuninei Codyer on, Whisky &o aud BOO every By
naaiercr kHorH, in Ia which there exhibited any
d murn nl Inc following
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20

irritatc and drcnch the hduoys and 10y constant
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease.
We present the Constitution wator 90 the public
with the conviction that 1t has mo- equal iu relieving
the class of diseases for which it has boon found So
ommontiy successful for curing; aud we trust that
shall be rewarded for our effort u placing ,ilua-
bic @ remedy ia o. form TO meet tAc requirements Of
patient and physician.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20

Uitier.feli, Conn, March @ 1863
DIR w. II. GREcG. Dear sir Having seen your adj
Vertispmcnt Of " Constitution Water" recommended
for Inflammation Of Tie Kidneys and Irritation Of the
Bladder, having suffered for the past three years
and tried the slll Of % number Of physicians with
only temporary rclioG II was Induced TO try your
medicine l procured one bottle OF your agents al
Hartford, 90 Mcssrs, Lee siss1n e. Co., - and when
had used half of H. to my surprise l found great
change in my health. have used two bottles Of 1t,
and ain where ] never expected TO be IN my hi, go
we'll and in good spirits cannot express my graft.
tude for ii feel that It is an and more than YOU
recommend 10 TO De. May thc blessing Of God ever
attend you IN your labors OF love.
Yours, truly,
LEONARD s.. HIGLOw.
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KIN G'S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
CONSUNIPTION.

Made from the Prescription ofRly. CHAs b. KING, NJ D..
D., ac confidently presented 90 the public or ue Pre-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20
4 MEklUAN AND FOREIGN 2 a T.
r. 81. j. ID ID y

IA ENrs
r. ~. j. ID ID s.
SOLlClIOR OF PATENTS.
Late agent OF the U. g. taient Otlce, IS lsl.ugton,
under ne act " 1857
NO rs state Hutet OPP utite kuby stfcotl Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards 20 tatuti
years, continues 10 secure patents in the United States
Yeats 81 cci6cations, Bonds, Assignments and al ia
pts or drawings for patents executed reason ab
terms, with DIS ach. Nesearches made INFO American
and Foreign works % determine the validity and utility
OF Patents Of Inventions, and legal and other advice
GeLdticd n all ma tea touching The same. Copies a
the claims o any patent fluhod 0y RENTING one dol
lar Assignments recorded IN Washington
No Agency in the United ates possess superior fci.
ties r obtaining patents, tanning pate1tati-
ity OF inventions.
Dining eight mcnths the subscriber in the course Of
LIS large pracuee, made on taice rejected applications,
sixteen appeals every Of which was decided in lis
favor BY the Commissioner Of fatepts.
TE-TlMINIALs
geafd Nj. EddJ as one n the most capable and
success u utaet1nefs with whom have had official liz
tIcourse. CHAS MASON"
Commissioner o. Patents.
have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and Trustworthy,
and more capable Of putting thcii applications In form
10 secure on them au early and h'orab consideration
at the Patent Once. EuMUND BURkE"
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Mr.. IL. kdiy has made for me thirteen appica.
and that is the one nov pending. such uumistAkable
pooi o great talent ald ability hi, paG leads me TO
rec mmtnd ala inventors 70 ap ly TO him TO procure
heif patents as they may De sure q having the most
althf attention bestowed on their cases and al very
easouabe ch rges. 9O4l john IAGHART. -
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DYsPEPsIA AND DEBILITY.

PROM The VENERABLE ARCHDEAooN SCOTT. %. D.
DUEHAM. Canada East Ma Oh "a $50.
" / am an nyeter4to Dyspeptc Of mor
than IS ysars' Standing
&" have been so woudoffilfv benefited ia q
three short weeks duinR which have used the Peiuy
an Syrup that can scarce per-usde my en- Of the re
atty. People who have known are astOu hid az the
change am widely known, aud can tut re- aommetd
70 Others that ahIeh has dlne SO ID leh ior me
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20
CONSTITUTIONS WAFER
DTURIcTICs

has proved itself equal to the task that has dcyolyc,
upon it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-22

Persons well acquainted with Horace
Greedy are we'll aware that, with oil his
amiabllity and good hcartedness, he 10 not
practically orthodox. You must remember
no doubt, the solicitude Of one Of his ex-
tremely pious friends, who asked him,
when his two daughters we're III some years
since, If they had been baptized. "Oh, no."
said II. g., ''but they have been vaccina-
ted"
An earnest advocate Of foreign missions
forced himself into the presence Of the
Tribune's editor in chief in the Bible house
the other day, while he was hard at work on
his "Confiict," and impartuned him to sub
scribe in the cause The vctei an journal
list looked up from his manuscript in very
choleric mood, and said crustily, Don't
ask me to give nything for the salvation OF
souls. am convinced Cooking signif-
cantly at the intruder) that not half %
many people 90 to h--ll now as ought to-"
For which irreverent jests, II. u. makes,
presume, ample amends by frequent at
tendance at Chapins (UniversalistD church
where he enjoys the reputation OF one OF
the soundest sleepers in the entire congre-
cation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-22

The canal Convention Mt GeneseO adj
journed after having recommended shiD
canal from La Sale to the Mississippi, and
having taken the preliminary steps to Sc
cure a survey of the proposed route. As
was quite natural, the usual charge OF ex-
tortion against railroads WAS renewed, the
Niagara ship canal scheme was Endorsed,
and the general government was called up
on for an appropriation to aid in the con-
tcmplatcd work.
We very cordially agree with the utter
ances Of this convention with respect 70 Its
desire for increased outlets, both east and
west There is however, some doubt with
reference to the pIacticablity of the pro
posed route from La Sale to Rock Island.
By reference to map Of the state, it will
be seen that there is a very marked tenden-
cy ofthe streams, between those two places,
to run in opposite directions. Rock river
seeks the Mississippi, while the small
streams east OF Sheffield run into the Illinois
river.
Without a survey, it is impossible to
know the extent Of this obstacle, but the
water courses indicate it to be ridge Of
considerable extent aud height. Days plan
would not probably overcome it and there
would remain only an extended system Of
locks. Whether these would materially IN
tericrc with the benefit of ship canal
would depend upon their numbers Viewed
prospcctivcly, the project is Of doubtful
practlcabiity.
But supposing it practicable, there re-
mains another serious objection to having
a ship canal strike the Mississippi gu high
up as Rock Island If the canal were built
it would be necessary to improve the rapids
above Kcokuk. In the present condition Of
the Mississippi river at that point, there is
about as much passage for ships as there
is for the passage of men OF war through a
mud puddle. If these rapids could be i'm
proved, difficulty number two would be
eliminated But "if'-thc "if' is insupcr
able The same difficulty presents itself in
examining the project of ship canal from
Milwaukee to the Mississippi The boats
that ply between Davenport and st. Paul
are OF that light -draught kind that will run
in the "sweat of a water pitcher" A slip
canal reaching the Mississippi above Du
buquc would, during the greater portion Of
the year, be Of no use to crafts OF more
draught than canoes
however, ict us taNo survey rum La
Sale to Rock Island. 1t will afford employ
ment to some worthy engineers, if it does
no greater good. II will put several thous
and dollars IN circulation, and 1t will afford
US some valuable typographical i'forma' ion
even if it do Tot decide feasible the propos
ed canal. 1t is the opinion of the Times
that the only practicable line of water trans
il between the Northwest and the Mississip
pi is from L. Sale to Grafton pia. the llli-
nois river. This route follows the channel
ola stream already navigable for steamboats,
and it makes its entrance so low down the
Mississippi that it avoids all the rapids, and
would afford us deep water all the way to
the gulf. ChicDgo Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-22
Coughs, Colds, and Diseases Of the Lune
y. Carriers Cough l8alsasn.

Which never fails to cure Coughs and Colds in
a fc v days, and has cured thousands upon thous-
and Of cases of Consumption after physicians and
sll other remedies had failed, and the patients
had been given up to die. This Balsam is the
mos, perfcc, and inialible remedy for all diseas-
es of the Lungs known to the civilized world.
N.B-Ask for Or. CARRIERS COUGH BAL
SAN and take nothing else.
Price rs cents for trial bottle, large bottles
q SO per bottle
Sold at Dr. EASTERLY 4 CO. Family Mod
icine Store corner Of Third and Chestnut SITS,
ST Louis Mo-, and at their branch Store SO Mad
ison street, Chicago, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-22
GENERAL. NEWS.

A dog law h S gone into operation in st.
Louis, which imposes tax Of 81 per head
on each animal
The Mobile Ala Register has nomina
ted Gen. Grant as candidate for Prcsidant
in 1865
says: "Only one newly established journ
al has reached US to-day. The average of
late has been three a day"
The records of the Treasury Department
show that during the last two years, the
Government has rc.lized over $4,000, 900
from the sales Of contiscated and abandoned
cotton, sugar, ETC., in the State of Missis
sippi.
s4LoHp PA,NERsroN's will was published
on the 25d instant. 1t occupies four brief
sheets. His personal property amounts to
tl20, 900 $500, 900. He leaves nearly
everything to his wife for life. After her
death, her second son by former marriage,
Hon. W. +. Cowper, is to have the proper
tv on condition of taking Lord Palmcrston S
family name-Iemple.
A sheep from Canada has just been
dressed in New York, the live weight OF
which was 400 pounds, and net weight 243
pounds. and yet there are thousands who
will not believe that hind quarter Of nuts
ten of seventy five pounds weight was ever
seen, though they are frequent in England.
The Savannah Herald says that unless
good crops are made this year they will
staryc, white and black will suffer common
ruin
The State Constable Of Boston reports
that there are in full operation in that city
at least fourteen large gambling establish
ments, and many minor ones the annual
profits from which the proprietors are esti-
mated at from 100000 to $4,000
Miss Harriet Lane, who presided over the
White House during the administi alton OF
her uncle, President Buchanan, was mar
rled on the 10th instant, at Wheatlapd,
Pennsylvania, to Mr.. Ii. Il. johnson, Bal
timore banker.
The commerce Of the great Lakes during
the past year amounted to 30 900. COO bush
els Of grain, 10000 hogs, 5000 cattle,
and 20O, 1000, 900 feet Of lumber