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Thirty years ago there was but
one Homeopathic physician in New
England. In 1857 there were one
hundred and twenty in Massachus,
etts alone, while at the present time
there are two hundred and fifty one,
showing an increase Of over one
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Royal L. Millilien, editor and
publisher of the Brandon Record
and Farmer, was found dead in his
bed at Brandon, on Friday morning.
Last week fish We're hauled away
away from Beaver lake, " isconsin,
by the sled load, By farmers and
Others to feed Their hogs with. The
lake froZe over unusually close and
solid this year, without cracks or
air holes. A living spring flows in.
to the lake, thus making Il large
space of open water near the shore,
and here the fish rushed for air,
crowding so thick that sleds were
loaded up with them with pitch
forks.
Thousand have been changed by
the use of the Peruvian Syrup "a
protoXidc OF irony from weak, sickly
suffering creatures, to strong
healthy and happy men and women
and invalids cannot reasonably hest
tate to give it trial. For Dys
pcpsia and Debility it is a specific
Cholera, which ragged so fearful,
in 1918, was cured, in n multitude o
eases, 10y the use Of Johnson's Auo
dync Lniment. 1t is a sure cur,
for pain and cramp in the stomach.
They do not cramp or rack Thu
delicate frame or weak constitution
but will be found particularly use
fur in stimulating the weakened alt
distempered parts into healthy &c
ton. Use Parsons Purgative Pills
tits saidtobe a fact that there il n,
a cotton mill in Now England whicl
has not lost money the last 81,
months, under q statement of nc
counts which exhibits the stock q
goods and of cotton in bale and ii
process of manufacture at the pres
ent sbrunken values, for it has In,
q fall Of about 30 per cent. sine
August.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-21

A Missouri paper tell the follow
ing story about a man who had new
er travelled on the cars before -
"The conductor came for his fare,
when our Clay county friend hand
ed over a V and refused to receive
any change, in the delight of his
situation. let the thing get said
he. Idon't want any change. 'Nev,
er rode in the kecrs before, and am
willing to pay something extra for
the fun"
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USE BRlANT'S Rhcu.
matism, t'out, an Il
A Neuralgia Curo-di-.
IN covered after - years
terrible suffering dur-
III ing which time all 9th
NV er remedies were tried \
M without avail. Thou>-
W, ands have been cured
Z 10y it, The most seucrc
\ pains relieved IN 4
Us hours, bya box OF pills.
f. Price 20 cents. One y
S2pacltage will eratli-
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Book Agents Wanted
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pIeWOOd, Plttsield, Mass. WidcIy known Tor
superior facilities and location Commences
its next session March ). 1868. Address Rev
{. Y SPEAR, the Principal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-21

STORY WITHOUT A MORAL.
For children. By ABBY SAGE, Charies.
town, Mass,
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DECEMBER WOODS.

An original poem. BY JOEL BENTON,
Armenia, New York.
A CoMpANION FOR THE WINTER.
Maple Wood Fire. Endorsed By Blessed
Old Black Woman.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-21

Royal L. Millilien, editor and
publisher of the Brandon Record
and Farmer, was found dead in his
bed at Brandon, on Friday morning.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-21

The tax on dogs in Vermont
amounts to $l0,S3l.
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BOSTON CHIT.CHAT.

Boston never says die. Religious Prosperity.
Art. Crown of New England. Gouldss Ak.
Irew: Law and disorder. trick on Messrs.
Harrison, Gray, Otis etc. BY u boston cor
respondent, II BITE, one Of the ablest and
most spicy writer's in the country
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LETTER from WASHINGTON
Il he lost I'm, ge.

chapter \ Of an Original Story. Written bv
IN Orthodox Clergyman expressly fol The
independent, and destined To be, we believe,
one Oh tue most popular, racy and instructive
series u contributions ever given to a religious
newspaper.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
STATE LEGISLATURE.
FORTY-THIRD DAY.
senate.


TUESDAY, August Is, 1865.
The Senate was called to order at IL O'Clock by
Lieutenant Governor Dunn.
A full quorum present.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. fuiner.
Reading OF the minutes dispensed with.
REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
The following favorable reports we're made:
By the committee on judiciary, Upon bill rels-
tive TO taking testimony OF Witnesses IN cases
pending in courts of the State. with amendments.
The bill was ordered to be printed.
The committee on elections reported that IN
the case of Senator Futch, no contestant had
appeared. The committee recommend that the
affidavit of 7. l.. johnson, connected with the
case, be return ed TO him.
Mr.. Anderson asked that the matter be con-
sidered immediately.
Rules suspended.
Mr.. Braughn moved that the report be received,
and that the affidavit be laid on the table.
The report was received. but the Senate refused
to lay the affidavit on the table and the matter was
finally committed to the judiciary committee on
The committee on corporations reported favora.
bly, upon an for the relief of the INDECENT and
poor of the State.
The special committee on slaughter houses
reported favorable majority report upon inc
slaughter house bill.
Mr.. Todd, from the same committee, informed
the Senate that he would introduce minority
report adversely to the bill.
nj III. u
from the st. Vincent Infant Orphan A'ylum.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
The act relative to the costs of sheriff5 and
clerks of courts was taken mp and finally passed
An act relative TO the election of justices OF the
peace was taken up and made the special order
Of the day on Thursday.
An act Incorporating the Louisiana and Arkan-
sas Railroad was taken up and finally passed.
The clerk OF the House appeared aud asked
concurrence in the following bills:
An act relative to the emancipation OF George
! Crockett Phillips.
Preamble and resolutions to have the United
States flag to float over all public offices and insti
| tutions.
An act to amend an act concerning the town Of
| Bastrop, MOrehouse parish.
An act fixing the salaries of the district judges
| in the State.
The Metropolitan police bill was then taken up
| section by section and finally adopted.
The bill gave rise to very little discussion, Mr..
Braugbn being the only member on the Democratic
side who spoke against sthe bill at some length
showing its enormites and dangerous consequen'
| ces.
/ An act to prevent stealing of fruit and vegeta
| bles making the same penal ofense, was taken
M. but on motion of Mr.. Campbell the bill lies
! over TO allow senators to consider its merits.
| The Senate then adjourned.
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RUMCRS ABOUT CENTRAL LEE AND GENERAL
R0SECRAkS.
The New Orleans COllectOrShip

wAsHINGToN, Aug. l8.-Gen. Rosecrans left
fbs morning for the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
On the srme train, and in social company with
Rosecrans, were Gems. Ewell, Longstreet and
Hunton. Gen. Lee is at White Sulphur Springs.
Gen. ROsecraBs returns on Thursday.
Yesterdays rumor that the French and Prussian
legations had received wariike advices. is pro-
nouncsd in the proper quarters too absurd for con-
tradiction
Bertheny says France had loaned large sums to
Austria aud llaly for railroad purposes, aud the
return Of this money accounts for the accumula-
ton of bullion IN the Bank Cf France.
The Republican congressional committee has
been sending out twenty-five thousand political
documents per week, and expects to send fifty to
q hundred thousand per week until election.
The recent riotous proceedings OF the Butler
ZouBves have ventilated circumstances connected
with the disbandng of the militia companies in the
district. The president ordered them disbanded,
Grant referred the order 10 Gen. Emory, who re-
turned il with the Endorsement that there was no
authority for such proceeding since martial law
did not exist. The order was returned to the
president with this Endorsement and there the
mater rested.
Mr.. Watts, minister to Austria, is here waiting
Instructors
A !ong cabinet session was held to-day. All
present but Wells.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 1879 600.
Letttrs from Kansas report repeated outrages
by Indians, besring men and outraging women in
. shocking manner.
The London Herald has an article on the life
and past services Of Thaddeus Stevens. The
writer thinks that many wiser and ablsr Ameri-
cans than Mr. Stevens have lately been lost to the
cause Of the country, but that the Republican
party will long feel that they could have better
spared better man.
Admiral Farragut comes home in October.
II is seriously stated that ROsecranss visit to
Virginia is for consultation with General Lee re
aaTding Mexican relations and SOuthw sstern bor'
der Interests. Other parties say ROsecrans de-
sres to consult General Lee with regard to the
views and urposes, and probable action OF
Southern Democrats preliminary 20 letter OF
advice that Rosecrans intends addressing TO the
Germans before leaving the country. Nothing is
positively known beyond that Rosecrans goes to
Virginia TO see General Lee.
A collector for New Orleans is not yet named.
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markets on public license ia all parishes Of the
state except in the parish of Orleans. Tnis
makes the State license $40 per snnum. and the
municipal tax not 20 exceed $50. Goes 10 commit
tee on ways and means.
An act fixing the compensation Of the recorder
Of mortgages of the parish Of Orleans. Goes 70
committee on ways and means.
An act TO amend article 304 of the Code Of
Practice. Referred to the Judiciary committee.
An act 20 fund and protect the outstanding
debts of the State of Louisiana. Referred to
committee on ways and means.
An act to fix the bonds Of sherifs. Referred to
committee on ways and means.
An act relative to the election OF presidential
electors. On motion OF Mchillen, laid on the
table subject to call.
An act TO exempt the town Of Natchitoches
from parish taxes. Referred to judiciary COM
mittee.
An act to provide for the support Of psupers.
Referred to Judiciary committee.
An act TO fix the tees of witnesses subp9ued to
appear before House committees. Referred to
committee on ways and means.
An act 10 exempt certain amount Of property
from seizure. Referred TO Judiciary committee.
An act to suspend the collection of State aud
convention taxes IN the. parish Of st. Tammany.
Referred TO committee on ways and means.
An act relative TO marriages. Referred to
judiciary committee and ordered printed.
An act repeating all ar cies of the Civil Code,
and ell laws Of the State, making distinction be-
tween persons on account of color. Ordered
printed and sent 10 Judiciary committee.
The House then, on motion OF McMillen, OF Car
roll, went into
cOMNIrTEE OF THE WHOLE,
Isabelle of Orleans in the chair, for the consider
alton of the various financial bills before the
House.
The sergeant. st.arms having been dispatched
for absent members, the committee proceeded to
discuss An act to provide means for the relief Of
the treasury of the State" which authorizes the
issue of 81 600 00n worth Of $1,000 forty.year
bonds, the payment Vt the interest on which 70
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MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. 1S.--Consels %; Bonds III.
FRAhKFoKr, Aug. lS.-BOnds 74l
PARIS, Aug. l9.-BOurse quiet; rentes 7O:S9.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. lS-Cotton firm and active !;
sales Is 600 bales lard advanced to 81; other
markets unchanged.
LONDON, Aug. lS.-American sec urities gene
rally easier.
LIvkRPooL, Aug. s-Afternoon.-Cotton firm; ;
provisions generally firm; pork advanced to 76 (;
lard and naval stores firm sugar easier.
LIvERPooL, Aug. Is, P. N. Cotton continues
firm. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester hrm.
Wheat de clining; red Western. lis. Corn steady.
LONDON. Aug. lS-Evening. "a.
Bonds 7l3.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. ls-Evening.-Cottonc closed
easier, but prices are unchanged. Sales 1900
bales. Bresdstuffs quiet. Corn easier but un-
changed.
Nav YORK, Aug. lS.-Cotton frmer; sales
1900 bales; middli1g uplands SOC. Flour dull I;
supeTfne State 81 25@8 25. Wheat heavy.
Mixed Western corn 81 209l 2l3. Provisions
generally steady. Lard-kette.rendered 1870
l93c. Whisky 6rm-674c. in bond. Freights dull
and declining; cotton by steam, 3-l6d.
CINCINRATI, Aug. l8.-FlOur unchanged; fam
ily $IO6lO 25. Wheat 81 05. Corn 92096c.
Oats 53Q55c. Whisky in bond zoe. Provisions
nominally unchanged. Groceries steady.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l9.-FlOur firm, with fair bust
ness done. Wheat $2@2 30. Corn 9l@93c.
Oats 5l153c. Rye 81 10. Provisions quiet.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. lS-Sales l02 hhds. Tobacco.
Lugs to medium leaf s7@l4 Is cutting leaf
sI7 T5G24. Wheat So l5D2 % for red. Corn
9Oa95c. Oats 65@6So. Fiour-superdne-e6 7S
al 90. Mess Pork s29. Lard SIS IS. Bicon-
Shoulders l3lc; Clear Sides l63c. Whisky free
81 25Gl 30.
BALTIMoRE, Aug. 1S-Cotton firm; prices IN
changed Flour quiet and unchanged 4; Prime to
choice Wheat 81 6O02 IS other grades dull
prices declining. Corn steady, Prime white 81 le
| al 20; yellow 81 l7Gl Is. Oats dun, 1OCDoOc
| Provisions unchanged.
NEw YORK, Aug. lS-Evening -GOvernmen'i
steady: fve.twenties OF 80, 1875 OF '64, lOSl
Of '65, INA; new issue, l07l; seven thrties lO73
| ten.forties, 1851. Money easy, but rates un
changed: call loans 4615 u cent; prime discount
! a. cent; an active market anticipated. Gold
| closed weak at l455. Sterling dull-lO9s. Stock
weak aud excited, especially on New York Cen
| tral aud Erie. -
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FROM HAVANA.

TIE Eow In Hayu-saIaave's wife Cap
tured-sslnAve Expected at Hsv ana
ThreRteAed BO@bardmeat of Port an
PTIace-A fairs In Vers uz, ese.
HAVANA, Aug. l8.-Salnave intends coming
here. war vessel with Salnaye's wife and min
lister of war had been captured. Salnave had i'm
prisoned the Prussian and threatened the British
minister. The British man of war, Favorite, was
preparing 10 lombard Port an Prince.
Operations against the rebels in the State OF
Vera Cruz have failed. The city OF Vera Cruz
was filed with malcontents, and the city authori-
ties had suspended the functions. Passengers ar
irving from Cuba unless known to be neutral in
politics, were imprisoned. Col. Jimenes and Gen.
Alatorre were expected at Vera Cruz with rein
iorcements.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. ls-Noon.-Barome-
ter 1850; wind southwest and fresh. No ar
rivals departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. 1S-s P. H.-BMometer
1850; wind south and light; weather stormy.
Arrived Steamship |. c. Harris, Talbot, Brazos
Santiago, with sll6 $50 in specie, to G. A. Whit
ney 4 Co.; schooner Times, Moore, seven days
from Corpus Christi, in ballast bound to Penss-
cola put in for water. No departures.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

A hurricane, disastrous in its results. passed
over Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on the l5In.
A boat in which was Captain john Fisher, vet
eran seaman, seventy years of age, was capsized
and the captain drowned. A large tent at Frosts
Point. in which the Portsmouth Philharmonic
Society were holding picnic,twas lifted, poles,
stakes and ALL and blown over scattering dancers,
musicians and spectators. Four persons we're In
iured none seriously.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Large Fire.

PHmADELPHIA, Aug. lS.-A fire occurred last
night destroying the house Of Collins RObb,
with 20 600 pounds shoulders, 700 packages lard,
and hams, smoked beef, etc.: Bullock Bros, with
800 sacks of fine wool; and Messrs. ClayhOrne d
Co., with q lot cf cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

In the yacht races by the yacht squadron at
Newport on the l4th, eight sloops and twelve
sohoOners participated; distance thirty-nye miles
The first prize was won by the White Wing,
those time was six hours and fifty three minutes.
The sloop Grace was second her time being seven
hours. four minutes and thirteen seconds. The
schooner Eva wss third, making It IN seven hours;
four minutes and fofty six seconds, and received
,he prize foT schooners. Breeze very light.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

An old citizen Of Clermont county, Ohio. rerorts
that for some time past party ofreturned mlnss .
have been prospecting on the east i9fH =, VIC
Little Miami near Smiths Mills, six mhts ASoso SS,
Batavia in that county, and their aDl mas .',',s
nnsii,y. TIE men had dug out al o1t tw' ounces nee.
n the precious metal and seat the am, a 20 NV
York 70 be sraly yzed where i J. 'os dneeo gen.
uire metal and egas 10 sse bSt oS her suicss ana
ni a,d are bat awaiting the fall rains before
teT bsHiDpipg the work in earnest. Gres, exesRsns
eEysSes the vicinity and the inhabitane ats sn
Seayorirg TO keep the matter silent un tney asys 20
os1 rvtbing in working order sfhe Inters7sre 20
rel, satisfied the dies mes wiI pay thEttney nate
,sssed the gEesRa-tss .tbEes- years. IheIe sIe
sropa surfsee Indications al ao1g ne eass ~ n =,
and great preparations are beng made 70 oo'S'a
] tie gold.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

In the North the vote against the Republicans
will be very heavy. Men know how far Demo
cratic misrule would go, and what dlreeHon y
Radical madness. Judging 1t by the past, they
fud II difficult TO conceive that the RePuohcan
fury has any definite limit. Hitherto 1t has hesl-
tated at nothing has pushed recklessly on where
ever bounded by ambitious leaders, ana rather
han he dragQed where such a party would 60 the
neople will take the chance Of revolution with
he DemOcrats-[N, Y. Herald.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
FROM EUROPE.
south American News French Politics :
switzerland and France.

LONDON, Aug. lS.-A letter from Rio says the
new cabinet aud the people of Brazil favor peace.
The Argentine Republic has snnulled the pro-
tocol Of the new treaty of alliance with Brazil.
PARIS, Aug. lS.-rhe government candidate for
the legislature, from Jura, was beaten by eleven
thousand majority.
BEsLIN, Aug. l6.-It is officially announced that
the government of Switzerland will summary
reject any proposal of France looking to an alli-
ance with that power.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
FROM RICHMOND.
Money Du. the state from Ra,Ir.ad..

RICHMOND, Aug. lS.-Gen. Stoneman has issued
an order directing the auditor of the State to re-
ceive from railroads indebted TO the State, the
whole or part of their debt to be paid In current
funds or in State bonds at par. the amount OF
bonds received rot 10 exceed two thirds Of the
total payment made by any road. The whole
amount due from roads is about $500, 900.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG. Aug. lS.-Passed up: Mollie Able
st5PM Down Qutman at P. NJ. River fall
ing slowly.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S-River stationary.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. lS-River falling with four
feet in the canal. Weather cloudy and warm.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

A cable telegram announces the arrival of the
Yacht Sappho at Falmouth, in fourteen days from
New York.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

The order of the dsy-A general order f)r sozo
don't. In the teeth of all opposition II mas Oecolhe
the supreme dentifrice Of the age.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

A young girl named Kate Connor, aged fifteen,
imprisoned in a New York station-hOuse on
Wednesday, on charge OF stealing goid watcn,
died the same night, it is supposed from shame
and grief.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

Three cases of cholera are reported in the town
OF Westchester, and one or two IN Morrlsania,
near New York.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

Furniture, sundries ETC., at auctlon TINS dsy az
IL O'Clock A. NJ, at salesrooms OF CnaS' l. N@'u
corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

II is stated that the great peach orchards on
the east shore of Lake Michigan are loaded with
tine fruit.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

The Mount w sshing,on Railroad Is completed
20 within short dstsn Of the summit