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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

Mark Twain will open the lecture season at
Fort Plain. the 10th met.
We hear, with regret, that Mrs. Chanfrau,
the popular Cstimable actress Is seriously H. Mr.
Shahfrau has abruptly concluded ms engagement Ia But
'~o In consequence Of this trouble.
Coroner Warren held an inquest on Thurs
2X evening over the body OF Henry d. Brown who was
1eo few days agO at the NashngtODst. crossing Of
koneWJefsey Railroad. The jury fOuna that Henry ID.
SISsh came 10 his death from injuries Ifceiyed, aud
s1s1 Hnd the said jury further ccnsufe tho ~ J. II H.
Company for not having hui cen pro
'''n Al SAID crossing fVf Tue llYcs VI tAc public.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

WAsuTSGToN Dec 11.-Medical officers have been
,,-ss rrvrt Brs Geu b. BfsSn Surgeon, ordered 10
Clef Medical Nlcer At hrslork for Temporary
doy IeaLCV wcrt Surgeon, ordered 10 resume bis duties
AZ Fort Hanitos.
uhch been ordered FORTRESS Mon
18th Inst. &, composed a. fgss; BnG Den Roberts
Co1a Fsurih Artillery, BreVr Cot q v Heu tspian fis' %
Ierii Btev-i la Gen H. totsey Faurh Ansry b"rt hor
un Captaa Tbid Anerrt Bfrt Capt g. T. BE sell F Leu
T.. 81 second Arery Wsoa 81 thc Fh. al r.
Rys ARTILLERY. sernl Ielis X d. Polls Of tbs Third
nj }. Il the second Artillery.
10 this eiir pulNe
rH.H FU
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FOREIGN PORTS.
ovsrNTowy Dee llIh" steamship England hom NeEYok EsV
lere today.


Dr sHRRaAN blyrg been absent Toll b. Nov p IN
consequence ~ sickness 10 Bis family has tie pleasure OF respectfully
notifying the large number OF nptured patients who have been seeking
advice and assistance IN the application Of his Gnaes
be at bis Office, No. 697 Broadway FouhSt, pre-
pared 10 receive them
patient Of rad cal without
latent condition Of tue the suffering injury foOn
.ttemU ted relief Z cure by the pressure Of trusses
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Another Practical Trial.
n, Qu,.h0n 81 hs Sni,h,s-Os, tlr,dd or Tso .
JTeto Trrsrfsue, Del La H.

Hoe EyParicHe Dseiloih
Mn J, Paioch o Cautrigepor Masl, writing unler Gate Of
Nov TO- "lo st rsel douhehresd" sewing ma
cn. hrt ssrcc.s, ah s operatopi bot never
m certain undertook g. that sloah b. able 10 succeed
Peq1hty uh tine wasted IN teug aud resettug The
reele adjusting oosIug resdug and attempting TO use and
tie n the machine raunng order 10. noise hal walked
there the u Of ny eanNth TIE advent In our
family ofts Wilcox Gibbs which have Gos used ~ three Tar'
al tsse difficulties DISAPPEARED hare never bal auy meu 10 sew
~ hEest
cloth bo5s eohg avsTs orier sni ready
rterunt conversation reading TIE needle hHs set exactly
t. lie 9besl bach there IA dropping Of stitches
no oe soois AID ngPns Tor family have never
lse u.l
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIX I'D.

s,,po Rsbsee, Glide Chichester Washington aud Alexandria
mdse. aul pass. .,
Bark IIarr+ Booth Chase. Havnaa 10 days. sugar
Bari Joseph BatoB hhsekfrl Trinidad ~ lays sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrRE. MoSRoE Dee lPasei out brig baran Cromwell Tor
the Wcst lnle, ~ - ,-.A... -, ptu.-
CgHlEsros Dec ll-Auve sehr w o. Dearborn from Phlla
d.lpIla. fsiri. frhE w. Allen. Tor Boston
dee Il-Coard srh Rachel seameu Coz Philadelphia
I..i,r,e. I'LL Portland. trs Aausaa @T lilo Jahsna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

Mrs. A. Sr. JOHN of Rochester, says that dur
ING the past ten years she has made than $500 vests
with her Wheeler Wilson Machine, besides doing her
family sewing. and that sho has made over 1900 vests
with the needle now in use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

cuprt either could not would not tell what had DO
come OF It, The Judge proposed TO hold him on charge
of larceny for taking his sisters jewery but the aec
tomato woman woId make the charge, and at heI
request her erng brother discharged aud permitted
10 accompany her home.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
wpST INDIA MARKETS.

HTaSa De 1.-THE Sugar market Got; offers hve been made 81
siG reals arrote ~ No u D. Ltebnge-hlt g' an"
London i3i dltl on United states %
d.v ~ an pr esEt uaut short sight ~ Gi per
Gays tg go 5idO per eent prenun hor'
ful 8ter cent? emil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
TIE CITY CANvEssEEs.
Senator cracin of New-Hampshirc, the Hon

J. H. Francis Of Troy, tho Hon. j. Henderson OIL Iof0hIo
The Hon. j. -. Ven Pcttcn Of NcwJercy' ahd Coz -
Hughes, IT, Of Chicago, arc al tho Mciopohth lio'o
el. JNes Me4uAdo u .Ach. .Ae lQn LHynA, wv wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

oueon-pr A. asks VIII your Rovent make permanent cure
ofrucured secondary diseased ESQ have satisfactory proo
Auswewe have Of persons that unsucess
fully Partisan pal Of vaPc baths Of Mercury Arsenic
sulphur arl the Administration Of Meeay, Po Iodine where
their ufdug. were only suppressed aud in few months the disease
appeared aglah far back sO-And when treated by the
Renoss ResoeB prepared under the process we're cured
and iaee married. had children aud trace Of disease or impure
blood has been devpei children mp this time We have
No, heard OF instance Of the temperance the old disease that
treated By the ResoIer under s mode Of preparation
now prepared power al diseases generated In The blood or where
there are poisonous the blood either scofla Skla Diseases
Pnp Pusiae, Ulcers Fever Sores Worms the sa Salt Rhum
Csueeou. Ue or Tumos quick AMI positive Ia all eases where
there disease caused By impure blood depraved habit Of system ae
ons arrangement through tie evil elects Of Mercury or Imperfect
Digestion this remedy cure f, 10 the power Of human agency TO
do So The experiences Of Is confidence in the eur
tive eaeae Of our Remedies aud sass making these promises to
the pubic.
Price orr r. Rret s,r.spsrsn IS for SIT bottles or 81 per
hottie a. 40 81 Mailsn.lane y. Y. add By druggists,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

TO TIE HEIRS OF ASAKE JAMS BoGARD1Ssl ,.
The heirs OF the JAMS Bosaas residing In We Sae
~ NrNYoTk are hereby requested 10 MEET Ayors oS 10
Pouhkeeps on the l7lh at o'clock NJ Tor me gsess q
IpppISSG TURRR DELEGATES to represent them 10 GkNRAL
CoNYENTIDN 10 be held Orange Newee on the I'D day %
December 1863 Al ~ O'CLOCK m Of that DAY 49, 81. 49,. -.
By order OF the Committee oi'AfhhN OhAhte opAlnan.
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y he use ROSSMANS CURE ASK YOUR DRUGGIST TO eUy
IT.
Sold by all druggists, And b. ......,,. =.
BOSNIAN & MCNiNSfkf,
u.lsga. n. }. gl3assstat-
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Spttial 9eiius.
The Dying Body
SUPPLIED WITH THE vlGoR OF LiFBl
THROUGH
DIR. RAILWAYS
sARsAPARILIAN RESOLvENT.

SARSAPARILIAN RESOLVENT.
Til, remedy may now considered The most e eual and quick
err,tre remedy ~ al Chronic Gndr Skin Kidney Bladder sni
Urinary II diseases q the Lun Bouch Throat and LIVER
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through The blood aal uEe Tie moment 10 swallowed
commences rs 2grccon ard the expulsion Of corrupt huors
from . blood Il rel tie bo1y With sound nd healthy
material functional harmony Of each deprsed organ IL tie
natural secretion Of is proper constituents In cases where there
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immediate relief and insure
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DIED..

JAMEs-A Bergen j. on Thursday TO- Mrs HARRISON James
uf 4kou
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HdRRIEU.

Wednesday the 9th iost the Morsyian
chari York Peun ~ the Rev William H. RICE assisted BY tie
No " Iilv the Rev Samuel b. Baruitz Of Wheeling W Va
Mis- Eliza youngest bier Of Michael Smyser esq oflorE
Thursday Dec TO- al tn. TseeTacls Pap
a. nrb M e Rev James r. Kendck James FfeisneH Bul TO
daeIr OF tie late Richard s. Couwe esq all Of this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

Al Notices Of Marriages must Je Endorsed @i@ fSl
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
STRGICAL SEPARATION or THE SIAHESE
TWINS CHANG AND ENG.

The scientific world and especially that portion Oh
il who have made the study OF medicine ana surgery
their profession cannot fail to be intensely inter-
ested in the fact which has recently come 10 our
knowledge of the determination OF Chahg anu Ens
the Siamese twins TO submit TO snrglcal opcIa.on
for the purpose of discovering the Wonueilui i'iA
that has so long bound them together. some ioi'S
wears ago these twins introduced To the holce
Of the civilized world, having been brought 10 En-
Gland from Siam in the year 1927 or 1928, by capt
Bunker at present living in New-fork' ana lor
series of years they were exhibited to the puDlic az
al the great centers of civilization. Having Vlslteu
America they determined TO make inns iahu 'no'i
home They bought valuable tract oi iihu !"
North Carolina, married two sisters ana se'.ie"
down in the ordinary routine OF farmer ua'S i'io
Each of them is now the father OF nine cIiiu,o"
Tho reason for their determination at this late day.
to call in the art of surgery To produce an ehthe
pbysca separation. Is. that having reached such an
aJDced aoet5o vears they are fearful that one may
become the subject of disease. which may prove
fatal 10 both. The interesting question arises "hat
are the probabilities of successful operation behg
nerforned, II will be remembered i'll pursuing these
inonires thar the twins are held together by qnte
massive link of thoroughly normal and perfectly
yit,l;zed integument, some 10 or II lnches III CIR
cnmference situated near the vital organs anu ln
close proximity 90 the heart and lungs and the con
nection is so intimate that each seems TO DO
thoroughly an organized portion Of the other, as
much 50 AS any OF the ordinary members OF
naturally constituted human body. Sensation, ner-
vous impression, mental phenomena, morbid phyS'-
cal and nervo-menta conditions all show most
perfect psychica unity in this wonderful dual physl
cal existence The question IN regard to the result
Of an operaton is no new one but soon after tne'r
first appearance in London and Paris 1t excited .he
minds of the foremost ntelects in the surgical wou
II we remember rightly. the Twins" were exhipteu
before the Academy Of physicians apd Surgeons "
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
noMRSTIC MARKETS.

IS sD1s s.atG ks5' sss e. 1'St' s sfis
dS % Soy .ea. 1 G4n'ss M somios At ii IS % seller this
Corn anOer good in large & Sole 6st. 6rm
T.need ieie R- du aud amo; 99mus At - H. r IN i S ,s,
Anil Provisions dull and nonnal' Mess Pos ~ % % active at
ls buyers at Isl 0l5ic Dry Sated shoussrs % 20 live
"a far hacked CatteG0o to strictly choice 20 LS1 X
Hogs active advanced lOG5c Common 20 zoo b Flour y 90
bpsh Wheat 72 hush Corn JOo o9s V a o hr,S Corn
Shpmen6 600 bbls Flour 1900 9a,n S nsS A. Soc sale. strictly
NJiug At Bic Flour dull and declining; FANNY 20 Cy
% S Oats du a. 7Od72c Tohscco seye ana IN god % dst no
.e go bids Lugs S5d $0i Leaf ~ Rnt Mest.
~ bnd SHE'S of Mess ~ l2i closed AZ ~ pu ~ eo
All & S m GV, unsettled shoulders held oic for packed % "
~ =, iOlc Loose Sides held a. he Bacon 1gi no 81 da
10 ~ i, Sdes-I5c Clear Rb 6c for Clear Lau uu'
sales at t 9ot uRPsrpwh.a, bush Corn 80 Geo bu'5
bVFlAO Su ysorr Shpmcnts-Cofn 51V'" nnsu'
Oats tooO Flour qne 30 bbs at - % tor NO.
Eeghs gsfS1g S o@ ~ 80 for SPrag aud go % Tor
~, uS Spying Wheat better demand; bayers onst 81 ~
@ No Chicago Spring hed az ~ S5 'aes OF oo osn rs @ "b
~ w. eo srd ptOO bush No Western at Ole sod iiter'
eOo 92 Oats in bee demand .R I IS ce bush to ar.
rive at 53c Other articles quiet and nom9t m xxx LsS At s7ass:
LousvlLE July 2Tchae,oSsles lz' mo mus i9g ~ So mar.
Medium 70 Fair Leaf Sll 10; cutting Lra Wbs,t . KS
%ons1 Wr,nner Four-Superhne, u .1r 5S5S
Corn oqss: oa' R,,oe-Sfoadsr. il. Clear Rib Side, 6c
ii La, SSle. ic Bnlk Mes.-StoudeS He Oeaf o"e' i
"s'Hy SoaA July sCotor-,aes $50 bales market Srm MID
dinSs 2se on sale ghs exports 2 rs 9ed MdHng Doe
sales t4 5ss, Yok Sight EIcbapst per cent premium
Gold s = o Eca' H.p ST PORK quiet at ls Bss%@ .
Shoulders Clear sides l;e. La Laid 80" 10 '''''' -"
Neg g"J Jay Cotton bnrsr es Of io bales mSss
9 5 h,s stock on hand S5 bales Of which Oo o'e' arc "
sbpboar not gesre ,iye sales go Mddng 0c Que
t az s bass sold for consumption on the basis oil ''' "
lc5S MSSa , Cottopreceps Of the week liol o'e' ~
s. I,S h,,s coawise stock on hand toso bales ~ ,,k,
wILSNeroS July i,SRiso SRss o. Sn 81: strained = 81 Me- l.
- 75GSJ2I Tar declined and droopinsi sales AZ - %
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

Paris at that time for the purpose of ascertaning
their opinion in regard to the probabilities of sue
cessfu operation The disagreement in regard thereto
we believe led to the abandonment Of the project.
Has the science of surgery rapidly advanced that
to-day successful results can be promised when there
much doubt a score or two of years agoI We
understand they contemplate visiting Paris Tor the
purpose of having the operation performed.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
The People demand OF the
United States
Payment OF the Bonds in Greenbacks,
and
Equal Taxation.
One Currency for all.
PendletOn the Peoples Nominee
Convention, ratify their nomination.

..-t
In the left corner OF the scrip is vignette Of the God
dess of Liberty, who sheds most serene smile on Mt
Pendleton, whose likeness occupies u position on the
onnosie side the sheet This scrip very freely
dstrbuted among the friends OF the escort who thus
secured the currency wide and rapid elrcua-
zion The escort is under the command OF Gen Charles
~ sargent Al Pittsburgh and Harrisburg the escort
were the recipients OF special hOnOs Ihey were enter
taned al banquet at the former place. ana III the latter
city they we're received by the Mayor and Common
Council. - 1.,n
An Indiana gentleman just from Washington reports
that ne saw Mr. Hendricks yesterday aud IN converse
tion with him learned that the Senator Is perfectly VII"
ing have his name proposed IN me Convention pro
ylded the delegates find that PendetOn mas DO chace
Another report is that portion OF the uee
CATION will urge the claims OF Sanford l. Church' ue
PEn6tbSr still is that should Pendlcton receive the
votes of the New York delegation, John holman VIII
me nIaced In nomination for the Vice-Presldency.
TAMMANY HALL.
An Informal reception was held at the new IAN yes
terday afternoon. and was attended by seVea huneu
neope who appeared much pleased with the architect
nnyaf design OF the building, the interior decora-
tons aud the many-colored glass signs over
Hall Much speculation INDUCED in as TO the object
OF the managers erecting an arch in front OF me oud
nronrietors of the Chaner House following the example
OF Knox the halter, might not sue OUT an lnlunCtloh
against IT. and cause us removal FROM aDouJi 0c9ck
mi crowds and went, and many thirsty indiyidu-
ais fingered hopes OF being summoned 70 Ieas ihese
last were disappointed and the sun began TO dlsap
pear took their leave, with tne 1ul uetefhalOh VI
never coming back again.
NORTH CAROLINA.
A few gentlemen whose chief characteristic was 10
stare rather obviously at everyone and everything
around then to be found at the New Ork Hotel
being the representatives from North CarOina: IDey
we're very subdned In their talk and manifested very
little ardor for any Of the Presidential asprants Dut
seemed willing abide by the choice OF the rulers OF
dropped however indicated that II they sincerely Ia
Vored Iyone II Geo. H. Pendleton. GOV vance Is
tho leader Of the delegation.
II WA evident that the delegates from tho Green
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
THE NORTH CAROLINA DELEGATION.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The North Carolina delega-
tion to the New-York Democratic Convention ar
rived here tonight headed by exCongressman Leach
They say that they Will vote for Chase to the last as
the only man with whom they can carry their State
THE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATIONS.
PHILADELPHIA, July "A majority OF Penn
svIvonia delegates 10 the Democratic National Conven
ton met to-day this city and after the election OF te
Hon. George W. Woodward as Chairman ana the Hon
h. NJ Boyer AS Secretary adjourned. TO meet at rvlng
Hall their headquarters in Newly t0morro" at hoon
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
MARRIED.

cowELL-sEsTERAt Albany, on Tqe,iy June ~ ~ oSSe~Yors
Wm 5 smart 4 K 4 Cowell and Annie r Se'ei o "
CITY, -. I on Tues.
ST. Paus Church GeD Igse n n jre,s Of
dy ysi Sgus T. and Anna T. daughter ofthe late 'O'eP
Lattng,oSn =, Pa R.nt I
CHAMBERS IhTrsdsy asr 10y Of wimingon
~ The Rev Chas. T. fIiI Mr. william ne'A""'' "
III ~ ~" "a Mrs sybia Chambers Of New f0rh
OI.Dss a.s,er 20 Of Wstei Mead o the
.ss .sI c,. g e0tSe WsshDgOa assn IT, o' s ne"
y9Lk
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
,,vpc,rrroT At sT 9YACINTHF. CANADA.

MONTREAL, July 2.-The town OF 81. HyaI, IlyIl,
tbe was the scene Yesterday Of the execution OF Rei
tb oisoner which by singular oversight was hAeu
for Dominion Day Perspiration poured down tne pri-
soner's face during the preparations pe"'" was ''
toneOus Ruel;made no confession
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
DIrn.

liam II Brenssn IN the lsa ysT 81 Sis ,ss
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CHAPMAN-Ia Brookyn seventh month syl ssosI DAY at ros,
asece Of her aunt Ilas Ware MARI kn Oa laughter Of
The relative. and end, ,@- s.p.e,is,
DoESHsst 90 Ft, ds, tSuSdiJi sa iS.t
Co0KB-Ou wen-,r Isv Of scarlet fever HAM Ders.r ssI,
child Of Harry ,nd Hsre. Cooke aged yesn month. and
Ts friends attend the iausra Pni
s'S a.s oeok from the reaeaes Of b 9iTsu'' No ,"
cRohwBLL-At Mouro. Ohge coua, n y N wsi's>i,J A'
lst INST Jsnss Cromwell asei 70 Jetfs aed . mosth.
Frsais Meeting House Boomiag Grove agn Csr'g~s -iH
Casnbersst at 4 a m
HoYTOa ThuSiy July Jia widow Of,he l,ss Jota,~ H,Ss
The relative. .nd friends q tn. m, ayed ,,ea Der ssers
from late residence No T Anses Wnhsmsb1ab Fisy
afternoon at O'Clock Her remains will be aken 70 North STANFORD
for inleTmeut.
ots Adam, Rds rio Of tse late W% kS New ss
CITY and formery of Bo,iou Mss. iu Der s'th rear
fIos1 s Of Chambers ni !, Il 81 nd 70 o oeI5et S N
Sedienly o. Taesi,y Jans % s,r'9 A. wf ..
The relative, and friends respectfully attend bs o
FROM here resiene No zA West Th se'er'a't % Fhi,.
July .. at o'clock IN.
PURDY-suddsny on weIae,,, July Deaiua H. POry ia A'
Toe relatives and srl, family re.2s Invited 70 ,%d
on Fdy July 3 49, ~ N,rsse. val oe IN S1Ss ,tas we "'"'
shTTH-oq "Wednesday he i. e.i William q eldest Of laas
Funeral iron the residence Of Nh s T. peters Bsss IiF.
eghth.st. on Frdag. the "a inst. at ,
SPRAGUE-SuddenlY Of hs residence No IN Msis)1 81
neSiAY sternoOa. JHlY I. JOhB H.
Notice Il funeral heeiaer
TWEBDY-At sBbuy Coau WEDNESDAY Jay Snie fweeaT
aged 9l years
Fu1srsl SUNDAY afternoon July 5, At , O'Clock
FUNERALS TODAY
COOKE HARRY DEXTER. No. $40 West Twentieth ST.
CROMWELL JAMES. Blooming Grove n Y
DRALLR. Mrs MARY. No 1H MuberfT-st
DODD. Mrs. ELIZABETH. 30. 7 ZONES e.
GUISCHARD Mrs ELIZA T.. North FtthsL, Wilismsbafgh
KEARNY. ARCHIBALD K. Cals1ry ChuFch.
KIDDRR Mrs q. A.. Ri1gewOOi. n. J.
LRDDY BERNARD No 5iJ IVES. Twenty 1lstf
MACFARLANR Mrs SARAH A., No lli West Thirty seyenihst
SCORE. MARGARET, No. 9 P,'cbn place.
STRANG, JOHN Sing Sng, N Y
SMITH WILLIAM G., No ~ Bist Tbirregh'bst
TURTON HENRIETTA. Siuds Point u l.
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Sp,tial Aqtitts.

Elastic sponge,
FOR UPHOLSTERY AND SADDLBSf -
SUPERIOR SI'BSTITITB FOR CURLBD HAIR AND FBAruBR&
''' ' ' VAN KORDEH { G0CRAUD.
No % oa ari. r.. n. Y.
Agsnu An ps'. >popse On
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

Tao. CASARr, SeereIaI'' - ~ III
DR. j. III. ,chenck's heii sist pfoie'''oaAV ' az ;.
rrrsDAY july i4 at Rooms No. y Bouasi IRON q !" ~
an D.rous wishing to him had better embrace NAT oP
- n. will not be sgsu this city amer tue above aa'e m
w. ,nsu, ls Dr. sCHESCKs Medicines al 'eeo"pA''e' "
mi directlop, that any Ors can cure insm'e"e'
,t.r can b. obtained at all times at hs Rooms --.-
~ ~ a, Eoo,e s1thor OF Medical Common >eo.e s.,o
,,a.d in perou or by letter al hs once No "a % a
corner oi East Twenty -eishihsI onee H''" ~
Consultation free. a., .....o--
\, van have the Dyspepsia HEADACHE DxftI"e. ",-.
after eating sour Nslak
n az ousn.s, yoa do thank us atet a,ns Sf
PERSTALTIC LoZENGES, we ~i h,'s cetTrESrONs Medical
W.rshon,s No Sixth and eSerywhee hAlel W -
Pine nix Disinfectan the best and eLeApe.s s-e
.ts .table. co hsases and poDy ysfs pe9 a. -
a % hby spd viii protect and other pls ron % Is,.r
worms Hrs premium awarded o' A"e"oAH ''~'
No "a Deyst "a "a ode,
-u.Ila.,. Freuch Yeke shirts, rad, nsas 49,, ave
,se,,ssic ,sd rs.sa Rsps'cd fOs s@ tss " no W
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

Programme
or
ARRANGEMENIS
FOR CELEBRATING
THB
APPROACHING ANNIVERSAR
or OUR
NATIONAL Ctt.
JULY 1906
UNDER THE AUSPICES
or TiIB
MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES
OF TIiE
CITY OF NEW-NORK.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-08-26
Foi,Tor Correspondence.
T.. o., FAIRFAX, VI,


MEssRs. EDITORs:
Agreeable TO public notice, there was
n political gathering of the Democratic
persuasion, on Saturday night last, at
the Town Hall i'm Fairfax, TO listen to n
speech from r. =. MCGinnis of Jericho
one of Ncrmont's Democratic Mission
aries. The meeting was organized by
the appointment of :. b. Hunt, Prcsl-
dent; G. Giddings, j. I. Paris, Vice
Presidents; and l.. Cady, Secretary.
The speaker on being introduced to the
audience, consisting of thirty or forty
men and boys, full one-third the latter,
regretted there were so few present, and
proceeded to refresh the memory of his
hearers upon the political history of the
L. :. from the time the colonies dCclar-
ed thcir independence down to the issues
of the present hour. The speaker in
passing along laborcd hard to keep in
cratic party over n period of ninety
wears, when il would seem, from the re-
collection OF her history since, he feared
that there might be some person present
who did not look upon all Democrats as
being political saints, he declared that
they had not at any time violated the
Constitution compact of the Union, and
if any man said so he was liar, and
the truth was not in him." True, the
Southern wing of the party, under the
provocaton of the Republican Platform
of 1856, seceedcd in so doing they com
mtted great wrong; but then they
only followed the example set by
Massachusetts, in 1880 when that State
refused to give up Burns to his rightful
owner, whose property Burns was UNI
der the law and Constitution.
On ascending, (for the speaker raised
his voice, from the political history Of
the Democratic party, to the Republican
party, the speaker crowned the climax
of his political proselyting by the oft re-
pcatcd argument of taxation, &c, which
reminded us of a good old sister in the
church, who, on rising to speak, said :
"Brethrcn! l am happy to find you
still chewing your old cud."
True it is-therc is a wide margin for
Democratic Missionary work in Fairfax,
but until time shall cfface from memory,
and the record grows dim upon the mar
bic slabs which mark tie resting place
of our fathers and noble sons, (who had
not fallen but for the apparent sympa-
Al n
with the rebel cause,) the field in Fair
fax will not be white for the harvest.
Yours, T.. B.