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Mr.. and Mrs. g. q. Cotton OF Yer
shire celebrated the twenty fifth an
.niye-sa1y of their married life Sat.
urday the 18th inst. Nearly 80 per,
sons were present, leaving as token
of their respect between $50 and
slV worth of silver. The friends
seemed to feel that it was good to
be there.
Gov Martin Of Chelsea addressed
the Grant Club at Vershire Saturday
evening, the 10th inst, and Esq.
Duncan Of Straffbrd the 18th. Not
much Blairing IN Vershire.
The Barton Standard says that
the firm Of II. p. Ballard & Co.,
whose card we have been publish
ing, is q swindling concern. 1t says
that several farmers in Charlestown,
who have sent produce to them, are
unable to get their pay, or to get
any reply to their letters.
The Musical Convention held last
week at st. Johnshury was q decid.
ed success. The attendance large
and the interest well kept mp.
Prof. Geo. L. Root Of Chicago,
assisted by his son, F, w. Root,
gave drilling Of four days and
evenings TO the complete satistac.
. ton of all who attended. Mr.. Root
Is too wei known IN this vicinity to
need any praise. lie s6cms to in
spire al whom he attempts 10 teach
with h,a spirit, ard we think the
Convention cannot fail to accom-
pIish much good tor the cause Of
sacred s4us'c.
Ii addition TO tic singers Of north
eastern Vermont the Convention
had the pleasure OF listening &c
Prof {. II. Wyman of Keene, y
H., a teacher of nigh reputation and
4 splendid singer. Also Mrs. ID. C.
Hail of Boston gave some very fine
songs.
The book used was the Triumph
new work edited by Prof Root
which we think is the best book
that has ever been introduced, and
which viii be adopted by those vito
attended. Its introductory lessons
NE very plain.and it contains nearly
al III" GA tunes. bc>hlcs very
large number Of new church tunes
anthems, chants and gIces never
before published.
At the closing concert which was
attended By a crowded house, W,
had among other fine pieces "Sotj
floating Oh the air sung by Mrs
n. c. Hall, Mrs. Porter, + " Roo
aud {, VI. Wyman.
'Ibe broken band" by f. w
H'Jt. uug by Miss Webster, Mis-.
Iohason. Mr.. Goss aud Mr.. Ford.
Qniutette-"O, that / could for
ever dwcl,," sung by Mrs Green
Ns, prouty, Miss Evans, Mr. ptat
and Nj Green.
song by Geo. +. Root, wei
Eight 1t out here on the old Union
lldc." &c. Solo by G.. NJ. WNmau
Chorus by Mrs. Webster, Mis-
ProuiyNlSs Harrington, Nj. Heat
9 ". Roo; aud Prof Geo. i. Root
We have not room to mention
others equally good.
i portion Of the time was devoted
to the discussion OF Congregational
singing, a brief accornt 6l wnic'
We VIII give next week.
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! Willie q. Austin, his tiino during the re-.
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DIR. WlSTEEs'S EsShS AN Ds'
WILD s'EEs.EsssN

Where this article Is known it is work Of
-upercEogation to say one word in IT'S favor.
so well is it established as IN un4ailiur rene.
dy for Coughs Colds Bruucljti- Clonp.
WhOopiug Cough, Asthma, diseases Of the
Throat Chest, and Luuts. u %ell as that
most dreaded Of all diseases, Consumption.
which bi1A medical authority has pronounced
to BE- an incur,blo disease Those who have
u.oI tli- rcmcd, kroV its v.irc: thos, who
have not. hav. but 20 make ~iD4lp liill to hc
satisfied that orJl utarnsit o. tho rcmudl.
lfr.n Hon W II. Jones, ct Nr-t Dover. w.
Il have been rouu'cl rom my hoyhood with
chronic or hriedit,Y lang oonplin,. Some
yea,- #,UgC, early IN the winter, I took cold.
which Js rr5u4i - tti"d into a severe cough.
viii d continued TO increase ~ the season adj.
yaGced, although made use ol all the cough
remedies had knowledge Of. Ny family ply
SIC also prescribed for me, bat / Experienced
no f. DuiinLall this time | WIS gradual
~ r ing down, losing flesh and strength.
uutn my friend, Us well az IN, sell became very
much alarmed thinking ! should vase aNa as
in consumption. While in Boston, during the
.prin- following | was induced to try Ni-iar's
Bai~am Of W.ld Cherry, After one DAYS trial
was sensible that It was relieving iro ;. in ten
day tiu'g my cough bad entirely ceased aud
wa, soon restored 10 health and strength. |
have every since kept the Balsam in MY house,
and Whenever any member of nv faulily has
. cough or cold, Il i, immediately resortod to.
No Family should be without it,
None genuine unless signed -. Butts" on
thcwrappcr, Preparrdb by SETH W FOWLE
son, Is fremont St, rosfln, aud for sale
hy Druggists generally.
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J1BEZ La IPHE1R'.S ESTATE.
~ ATE OF We Il VI ONT

- tkNDFOitD DISTRICT, 50:
IN Probate court holden at West tairlee
within and for said District. GA the Sd day Of
October, A. u. 1865
WIN. 1. Chrrchitl, Esq cxc",ittr on tre cs
tate Of Jabez l@mphearlate OF West Fairlce in
said district deceased makes applica ion to
said court to settle his administration account
upon said estate Whcrcupou, it is ordered
that the same be referred TO the 30th day Of
OctoberncXt,at the Probate Office in said West
Fairee, for examination ard allowance !;
and that al concerned be no. 4 hereof, by
the publication of this order in the National
Opinion printed at Bradford, three weeks
successfully, As soon az may he, that they
may appear and at said time and place, if
they soc cause, object thereto.
BY order ot the Court,
Attest, ALNAH BEAN, Register,
true copy Of record law3
Attest, ALNAH BEAN. Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-23

One state is reported rs reliably
democratic this year, i'll spite o.: tie
Republican tendencies of tho times,
that is-the state o! despair.
4 n-a who has mtved noM Chcl.
SEA to Illinois writes tnat lie picked
a stalk Of corn from his field which
from tue butt o. the stalk to the ear
measured Ten Iect, 20 the tip end at
ear eleven icce three iICbcs, aud to
the tip of the stalk fifteen feet.
Col. II. A. SmaIley, Of the old 9th
regiment of volunteers, writes q
lcttel 70 General Stannard in which
he says that lc thought Al first IL,
Shortd support Seymour and tIair,
bat hc has now made up his mind
that no war democrat can consiS.
tcntly do so.
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pRuZEs CASHIER Ia Royal ESQ
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EsE Careful.
WHAT MEDICINES
HOU TAKE

"a HEN sos ara cyhlrsi,1 BY OVER work or
w head or hand ard feel nv Iecd Of some
thing invigornIing. ion, drunk whiSkey no.
luy intoxicating thing, whether under thu
name ut B'ttcrs nr uthcsvi.r such articlca
give iust ayuuch str ntil, To- yoar weary bod ?
ami jaiud ~ the Wbir ives to the Jsded horse
mi uuorc. Alcoholic stlmnl,,uts are iniu
lIun. 10 NoVo health md are Away, fo.lowe,
hy Dcurp. Ing Reaction.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-23
EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO

Is $50 very good article. aud makes m cx
oelieHt sinokc. II is much lower IN price and
OF heavier body than the former and it's sale
wherever introduced IL not only permanent
but constantly on the increase. Orders for 81
egaut Meerscham Pipes are also placed in til,
various bags Of this brand daily
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-23

Gov. Martin Of Chelsea addressed
the Grant Club at Vershire Saturday
evening, the 10th inst, and Esq.
Duncan Of Straff6rd the 18th. Not
much Blairing IN Vershire.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-23
Csc sure You rc, yoriIinrJ's.

We arc sui puckng $llO daily IN Century
itsqunlity very much.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-23

is Tonic and Gentle Stimulant witch IL not
attended 10y Reaction What u gains for yop
u uaniaii a. When it rcfrcshcs body or Mint
u rcncshqs with natural strength that come.
10 stag, We arc not recommending tcctotsl
lam IN thc interest o. any inciien; hut lon,
grN c.icpdod ob,ct yaton tparhcp us that he
Who rc orlr 70 thc bottle lor rect or rccupcta
urn VIII htd ns hc keeps 10 II that lie u
kiudlng n lire in hia boncs which will consn,n,,
lILe the f'nincs OF perditon. Turn from it,
Take u touic that viii refresh aud not destroy.
podd's Ncrvinc Is forsale hy all Druggists :
PIC, Que Dollai. See book of (es,iKcn tes
that uVc,nupnuies ys,h l,ttlr
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-23
NEW YORK COLUMN,
IF UUHRU@

What 3 wonder
That the doors
IRE open wide;
Ever since tho
Flrst Of AuSlAt
Thousands have
Pain Paint applied.
Those who liz.
Or call il humhug,
Arc tho doctors,
Not scquaint; ti
For they always
Have been jealous
When their patients
Use Pain Paint.
pile up facts
As high as mountains.
Flash the truth
Before their eyes,
But the cry,
Is always humbug.
Men Of science
A.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-23

The Barton Standard says that
the firm of III. Z. Ballard & Co.,
whose card we have been publish
ing, is q swindling concern. 1t says
that several farmers in Charlestown,
who have sent produce to them, are
unable to get their pay, or to get
any reply to their letters.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-23

urday the 18th inst. Nearly 80 per,
sons were present, leaving as a token
of their respect between $50 and
slVO worth Of silver. The friends
seemed to feel that it was good to
be there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15
XLth Congress Second Session.
WASHINGTON, July IA.
CDnr 0ruz

WASHINGTON, July IA.
SENATE 49,
Z The credentials OF VIM. Pinkney White,
appointed to succeed Senator johnson, as
Senatorfrom Maryland, was presented by
Mr.. Vickers and he was sworn in and took
his seat. sE-es .-..r uy NJ. .-,t s-- a
Mr.. TRUMBULL called up the bill to
authorize the temporary supplying of va
cancies in the Executive Department, and
moved an amendment by adding at the end
fOf third section a prOviso, that in case of
the death or resignation, absence or sick
ness of the Commissioner of patents, the
duties of said Commissioner, until sue
cessor shall be appointed, or such absence
or sickness shall cease, shall devolve upon
one of the examiners in chief of said office,
to be recommended by the President
Amendment agreed to.
The bill was further amended, on motion
of Mr.. EDMUNDS, by adding the wor Is
''And noappointment or designation other
wise, as herein provided in the cases mem
toned in the first and second sections, shall
be made to fill vacancies happening during
"a recess of the Senate" and as amended
the bill was passed, and goes to the House
for concurrence. -rsszgs5
Mr.. CATTELL called up the bill to
authorize the issue of per cent. tempora-
interest notes. The question was on Mr..
ry loan certificates to redeem the compound
lTrumbull's amendment providing for
monthly sales of gold by the Treasury De-
partment, not exceeding $l0000,000, COM
mencing the first of August noxt, until
the amount in the Treasury does not eX-
ceed $40, 100000. --7is E1s --~aj
A long debate ensued, Messrs. Trumbull
and Cameron supporting the amendment,
and Mr.. Cattell opposing it. The latter
read communication from the Secretary
OF the Treasury to show that the balance in
hx,, hxyr
ments of interest and for Alaska to about
$4,000 600.
Mr.. TRUMBULL then withdrew the mo-
ton to make his amendment substitute
for the bill, and offered it as an additional
section.
Mr.. HOWE spoke against the bill and
Mr.. WILLIAMS in its favor. tsf
Further debate sprung up. as'a
Mr.. SHERMAN insisted on the regular
order. and the pending bill was taken up.
Mr.. HENDRICKS took thefloor and COM
menced political speech in reply to others
made recently. ~ - &
MIR. STEWART replied to Mr.. Hen
bricks.
The question was on Mr.. Wilson's
amendment, proposing the issue of fifty
year bonds for the consolidation of the debt,
to be taxed one-half of one per cent 1t
was rejected. :.
Mr.. HOWARD moved to add to the Sec
tion legalizing gold contracts provision
that it shall not apply to the removal or
extension of an Indebtedness under a con-
tract already entered into, unless such con-
tract originally required payment in coin.
Mr.. SHERMAN suggested a substitute
for Howard's amendment, providing that
where the stipulations to pay interest in
coin is device to obtain Illegal or usuri-
Gus interest it shall not be enforced.
After some discussion between Messrs.
amendment, Mr.. COLE delivered a pre-
pared speech, arguing that the legislation
Of gold contracts will gradually cause gold
to reappear in circulation, and any other
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15
Cincinnati uarkat-July ID.

FLOUR-Unchange and quiet.
I WHEAT-Dull at 81 90@I 80 for No. 2
and l Winter; new Red sold at 81 S., to be
delivered next week; 81 IS was bid fer Au-
gust delivery.
CORN-Scarce and firm at SSc for ear.
( OATS-Dull at zoe.
/, COTTON-Quiet and Unchanged; mid
ding 3l@3lhe.
WHISKY-In limited demand at 33@4Oc
in bond. -
PROVISIONS-Held firmly, but demand
light.
MESS PORK-Held at 500, but $2S 80 is
the best rate offered. Bulk meats and Ba-
con nominally unchanged; all held firmly,
but not much demand.
LARD-Opened buoyant and sold at 1Sc,
but closed dull at this rate. , .-.
BUTTER-Steady at 26@29c.
EGGS-Dull at 15@l6c. f7r
GROCERIES-Dull Sugar 1s@4c lower
on all grades.
CHEESE-Dull at 14@l5c. .-s
|. GOLD-14lM.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15

than this or similar plan would create a
general distrust. -. -
At Abs Mr.. TRUMBULL moved an ex-
ecutive session. Carried. EH
HOUSE.
The House went into committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Garfield in the chair, on the
Alaska bill, the question being on the APP
peal taken when the subject was last before
the committee, by Mr.. Butler, of Nassau
chusetts, from the decision of the chair,
ruling out of order an amendment proposed
by Mr.. Butler to reserve from the sum to
be paid to Russia $500. 600 for the satisfac-
tion of claims of American citizens against
that Government. The decision of the
chair was sustained.
The question recurred on the substitute
offered by Mr.. Loughridge, declaring, after
many preambles, that the assent of Con-
gress is given to stipulations of the treaty,
but declaring the extension of citizenship
and appropriation of money are subjects
submitted by the Constitution to Congress.
This was agreed to.
Mr.. ELLIOT moved to add to the bill
proviso that no purchase in behalf of the
United States of foreign territory shall be
hereafter made until provision is made by
law for its payment, and declaring that the
power vested by the Constitution in the
President and Senate to enter into treaties
with foreign powers does not include the
power to complete the purchase of foreign
territory before the necessary appropriate
tions have been made therefor by act of
Congress. Agreed to. 80 ~ ~
Mr.. BUTLER made another attempt to
insert a condition for the settlement of
claims of United States citizens against
Russia. The amendment was ruled out of
order.
The Committee rose and reported the bill.
The House agreed to Loughrely's amend
ment, and rejected that of Eliot. The bill
Recess till 7:30P. M. sggeT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15
serrou. Aeoiddennt 10 AN Ola C,,I-
MANSFIELD, ONO, july Il.

MANSfIELD, OHIO, July IA.
Yesterday Mr.. Thomas Smith, an old
and respected citizen of this county, met
with an accident which is feared will result
fatally. He was returning home in a
wagon, when. descending hill, the wagon
became detached, the horses frightened
and ran away. dragging the wagon into a
deep rut. where it overturned. Mr.. Smith
had an arm and several ribs broken, and
was injured internally. A granddaughter
of Mr.. 5. was in the wagon, but escaped
serious injury. One or the horses was
killed.
Very hot weather here. Thermometer
standing in the vincinity of 100 degrees in
the shade for several days past. 81
Order from General Buchanan.
New ORLEANS, July IA.
After the Inauguration yesterday Gov
ernor Yarmouth sent a communication to
Gen. Buchanan, officially notifying the
latter of the adoption of the l4th amend
ment and the Inauguration of Governor.
On receipt of this communication, Gen.
Buchanan issued an order, of which, the
following is the substance:
The Commanding General having been
officially notified of the ratification of the
14th amendment of the Constitution OF the
United States, by the Legislature of Lou
isiana, on the 9th inst, it becomes his duty,
under the act of Congress, which became a
law June 25th, 1865, and the order of the
General of the army, to announces to the
people of the State and to the troops under
his command that the provisions of the re-
construction acts of Congress cease to op-
crate in Louisiana from this date.
Military authority will no longer be ex-
ercised under the reconstruction acts in
said State, and all officers commanding
posts or detachments are forbidden to in
terfere in civil affairs, unless on proper ap-
plication by the civil authorities to preserve
the peace, or under instructions duly re-
ceived from the commanding General OF the
district.
Military law no longer exists. The civil
law is the supreme order of the State. All
civil officers acting under military ap-
pointment will transfer their offices and
everything pertaini ng thereto to their sue
cessor, who have been duly elected and
who have been qualified under the laws
of the State.
The order concludes with congratulate
tionssto the people of Louisiana upon the
restoration of the State to the Union, and
expresses good wishes for the future.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15
New York Market-June IA. ~-aa

: CUTION-DuIIa and heaVy; sale 7UU bales
at 32e for middling. -sss-szs.aas-s-
FLOUR-Closed quiet and slightly in
buyers favor. Ar.-.t tal stlt
/ WHEAT Dull and declining; No 2
spring 81 90@I 90; No spring $2@2 05.
RYE-Quiet at 81 75@l So.
OATS--DulI and heavy at s31s@s4 in
store and s71a@s734 afloaC. -
. CORN-Quiet aud rather easier at 81 0S
,@1 10 tor new mixed western afloat, and
ST. 12@1 1211s for old mixed western in
store. % ~
/ PORK-Heavy and lower, GALES $50 bbls
mess at S2S 25@2S 81 cash and regular,
closing quiet at $2S 25@2S 30.
. BEEF--Quiet and steady. 7ss -=-s
+ CUT MEATS-Firm with fair demand.
7 BACON-Quiet and steady.
/ LARD--Quiet at 171s@IS1Sc for fair to
prime steam. -4u-.g .E.--rt rr~-+7
: Enthusiastically at 23@25c 2 a'"#
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15
EXCHANGE Horr1

L Weber, Cincinnati. o; d Slime, London. O:
R M Coney; Plesssnt e p Yalley, Q; Bncky, wash
ndy. Amelia s Desseiium, Columbus S9u fSomas snf
summons, West jefferson. o; 81 Putnam. UAJ do < (
Howard, Hannibal No; Burgess. Cleveland. o:
New York. Joseph Seigfred, New York; d
Kneaster, indianapolis, Indiana B Hutchison.
p Tyler. JleYeiand; W G. Payer, Cincinnati; 4
F McDanald, Kansas City. Mo; w w Harris. De-
boy. New York; s Baurer. Cincinnati; Amos Poor
man, Somerset, D; Geo Arnold. Brown Elm. o; VIM
Bates, Illinois; r Il Cahill, Z d q r.
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The Wool Trade.

The imports of foreign Wool at New
York for the first half of the calendar year
are only about half the quantity and value
Of those for the same period of last year.
For the first six months of 1867 we import
ed13000 900 lbs, valued at 81, 233, 600, against
600, 600 lbs this year 1853, valued at ST.
100000. The decrease has been principally
in the arrivals from Eagland, the Argen-
tine Republic and Mexico. while those from
Russia have been doubled. The abun-i
dance of the home crop, especially in Cali
fornia and Texas, has limited our wants for
foreign descriptions. The following state
ment shows the comparative receipts for
IMPORTS sF FOREIGN WOOL AT NEW YORK
DURING rHE FIRST SIX MONTHS IN 1865,
AND FOR THE SAME TIME IN 1867. imuoJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15
Chicago marKet-JuIy a.

FLOUR-Steady, with sales spring ex-
ira at 81 60@10 80. ,,...-- !, .,e---
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged; sale of
No. l at 81 92@1 81; No. 2 at 81 75@1 ISL.
CORN-Fairly active and demand chiefly
speculative, and 1@11a higher, with sales
of No. at 92@9234r; No. 2 at 81 1-2, and re-
jected at 80 1-2@S5c; closing with sales of
No. at 92c.
.OATS-In fai1request by spectators at
1-2@34c higher, with sales ut 664 @67c;
closing quiet at 6614c. - .t.sFe.
RYE-Neglected.
BARLEY-Neglect