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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16
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w b,pt ct haih ana t,ei tie need II au'ir.
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nd rhdus a.. vi ,.i,ps ~ he j,d, d mona
md l.i.ue Alea'tli. .m,ltnis ~ H..
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lirituott fl, ciil Nhm II Inc ior Nuu
i nndntai =. When /, rclt.slrr bodv"r milne
10 ,rut he with uptuinl stici 9Th that eoues
t. siuN W, nie iht recommending teetutal.
1 u, "a the Int, tctt Oi any faction, but ioli,
AID tended ubse walton Teaches IA that h.
who fesniin 10 th, bottle for rect ~ wcuprrp.
ton. Vill II Il. ~ h. kcrIs ~ II that lie !.
tldlnu iilc ~ hia homes witch viii consume
like the ilamcs "i per, iion Turn from IT,
Take y to,ic that will refresh aud net destroy.
uud,l'. N.ivinr 1. for sale I,v Wll Druggist, -
l'tics Ow bella Se book VI lort.lcstss
thst ,a,~Smpsntes sasia bottlss
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16
Tie Scic Il u.

: 70 y I.t BtIt.
I'll" new h"ll has been pnt into
the Oe.iry OF tie Vi. L. Church, IN
the place Of the one w.iich was
tracked.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16
I,,sss5s a CARD.
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Ihi. ecru O. tdat p'.j y. CLARK uA dom
u; 81 VuEh "a ult tdAllt, s. tuu tudt Ia, Nur,
s gwen ,.tl.. .ii. BOO. .IuU.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16

I'll; Is !on4 coon-h since election
- that 81 sAlil D l." accused ot
tyins 70 mtufoctmc political Gag
itai against the democracy OF this
town, We .Aoali Ike to ASK II II
would Mt bc for the benefit ct the
;oHl 10 hayu'c>s ram soli hero
%aya larrciogsoa week less. Where
is tdat Protective As,n2latIon, and
the committee appointed b III
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16

MuwArKlE. WIS. Jan. "a. 1865.
Mes.rs &. g. CLAIM q o., New Ilav II. CT.
Beth myself and vile havo used Goes Dys.
prd,ia Cure. and il has proved Perfectly sat
isiactoly NJ remedy. | have no hesitation
IT saymg that We have received Glea Benefit
from its uSD. Very respectfully,
LISTER SEXTON
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16
Goes spepsia Cure.

You will see how Roon it will dspcl your bad
feelings aud gloomy forcbouiugs. low soon
il viii chase away any species of Dyspepsia.
How soon IL will give you new life and Nigor.
AID how soon it will make u well man or wo.
man of YOU For your own sake, for the sake
of everyday suffering, VIC beg, VIC entieas
you to try 1t.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16

C0E'sDYSPEPSIA CURE:
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURs.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
This world renowned remedy for the unfal
ing Cule of
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16
arrangements,

II is SOVEREIGN Remedy, while Tor Fever a. j
Ague and all those dis, asses which ur, gcntI-
atvd in mia~mntt ciinat i, is certain PIE.
vcutatiNe aEu cure.
That it, wonder III medical virtues may noe
tt,tld alone upon Cur statciu,h ut. We append
few uusuliCit, Il tcstimunia. = fl ~ ihos, v Lice
pos itiun in society aud lei niauun a. citizens
will place h,ireNiacn hey, nd all question,
and carry NTH them rtIepSth ald COM .ction
to tie nos; ircr-,iuious.
Mr.. Lester Sexton, Il wholesale
merchant of thirty years, in MilwaG-
kcc, one of the most reliable AID
careful men in the State, says, un.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16

There are 81 subordinate Lodg ;
of Good remplars il Ve.m ,at.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16
Body SHotehing.

so ne persons in Topshan about
'n'eo weeks since dug NJ the boly
o" man who had beea recently but.
led Suspicion rested on thr., m.l
'c"' S'0'en's' Pats Of the con i
were 'onnd in the woods wher, -,
attempt had beal male 10 barn II
Alter Il few days u search warrant
was Issued, but the medical student
got wind OF it andlelt. Fac body
was found sunk in II mud hole in th.
woods, with the head, one arm and
one leg goae.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-16

At Boston last week. preferred
PasSumpsic Railroad S'0ck sUld 10
81. ana Vermont Central second
mortgage lor 80.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28
Legislative Statistics.

From the Manual Of the Legislature about to
be published by the Assistant Clerksof the House,
we compile the following statistics. The Senate,
in respect 10 the occupations of its officers and
members, Is divided as follows
TURNER'S, 70; Attorneys. 49, Physicians. 3:
Merchants, , ; Bankers, . Students, 3 Retired
from Business | Secretary of Insurance Co., /,
Marble Dealer, Produce Dealer, l. Nativ-
ties Vermont, 81 Massachusetts,, 3; New
Hampshire p New York, Connecticut, /.
Religious Preference Congegatonalists, 10 /.
Episcopalians 6; Liberals, A Methodists. /:
Unitarians. ,, and each Of Presbyterians, Bap-
fists, Christians, and no preference The oldest
Senator is Merritt Clark Poultncy, So; young
est Senator, George n. Dale, Brighton, 80.
The House presents the following record viz
chants, 10, Manufacturers, II Physicians. I /;
Students, G Clergymcn, 5 Clerks, 3 Mechan-
les, 3 Lumber Dealers, 3, and % of all other oc-
equations. Nativities Vermont, go; New
Hampshire, Is Massachusetts,, II New York,
8; Connecticut, , Canada, 5, and | each from
Nova Scotia, England and Scotland. Religious
Preference Congremtionalists, 81, No Prefer
ence, Al Methodists, 70 Baptists, 80 Uniyer-
salists, 26 Liberals, 6 Episcopalians, 6 Free
thinkers . Unitarians Professionals, ? Chris
tians, . Prcsbytcrians ?, and each of Disc-
pies, Churchmen, Orthodox, Friend, Catholic,
Independent, Union and Spiritualst Oldest
members, Jabez W Langdon of New Haven, and
Joseph Underwood Of Hardwick, each y years /,
youngest members, Chas p Allen Of lrasburgh,
and A. G. Houghton Of Stamford each "a wears
Political Preference Republicans, 22l, Demo
Gratis 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28
Soldlers' Monument.

We saw yesterday at the depot in the process
of shipment to its destination, beautiful monu-
ment, to be erected by the people of the town Of
Cornwall, in memory of the deceased soldiers from
that town.
The monument is Of Barre granite, with die
upon the front of which is engraved " Cornwall
Remembers" Below this is shield, and in the
lowercorners of hedie, 1861 1865 Upon the
other faces of the die are inscribed the names of
the soldiers who have died in the service from
that town. The dimensions OF the base are feet
inches by . feet The sub-base is feet 2inches
by Is inches The die is , feet inches square
and feet inches in height. The shaft is octag-
onnl, l2 feet inches in height by , feet at base
and 10 inches ut top.
The monument is from the quarry of Capt Irr
p. Harrington, of Barre, and is one of which he
as well rs the citizens of Cornwall, may Justly b,
proud. Its cost was $1,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28
Justice Sure. thongh Slow.

One of the most promising results of the lnte
Spanish revolution is the probable abolition Of
slavery in the Spanish colonies--for it is doubtful
if the world knows more cruel system of bond
age than exists among the halfmillion slaves Of
Cuba \ decree has been issued by the Spanish
Junta, declaring that all children born of slaves
after the 18th inst, shall be free. Colonial Dep
uties, to be admitted to the Constitutional Cortes.
will also be allowed to propose II plan for the
abolition of slavery. 1t is gratifying reflection,
growing out Of this subject, that this measure of
emancipation, when consummated, will bring de-
lyenncc to tens Of thousands of poor victims
who were shipped to Cuba from our southern
States, by American sluye-owners, who foresaw
that they must relinquish their hold upon such
property" as q result Of the war. Z" The mills
of God grind slowly, but surely"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28
The Life and Times Of Hon. William
Jarvis.

A few months since we announced the prepar,-
ton Of an octave volume Of this title, to consist
Of about four hundred pages, prepared by Mary
p s. Cults. daughter Of the distinguished sub
ject of the memoir. Il was to he published by
subscription, Mt 81 per copy as soon ns subscrip-
tons should be received TO a number sufficient 10
warrant publication. We now learn that nearly
enough subscriptions have been received, and that
arrangements have been made, with the eminent
publishing house Of llurd q lloughton Of New
York, to put the work to press soon0s the sub
scripGon list shall have been completed. For the
purpose of filling the list, on appeal is soon to be
made to the members Of the Legislature, and 9th
er gentlemen Of the State called to Montpelier by
the session Of the Legislature The strange VIZ
cissitudcs in the life Of Consul Jarvis, which en-
bmccd the most exciting periods in American and
European history-hs connection with historical
pcrsonages engaged in the events Of that period
his large influence in the politics of our own coun-
try, especially in developing the american policy
Of independence Of England in manufactures and
commerce, and particularly his important services
to the farmers of the State and the nation in the
vast improvement in the quality and quantity of
one of its chief productions, wool, commend this
work strongly to public favor, and especially to
the farmers Of Vermont Mr.. Jarvis was their
beneiactor, great bcnelactor he was also and
cminently a heuelaetor to the nation, and 70 j. ft
that the record of his life and services should be
made and perpemated. We hope, therefore, that
this appeal viii he checriully responded To, and
that the representatives Of the people win con-
serve the interests and reputation Of Vermont by
securing the perpetuation in print Of this memo
rial Of the life and services Of one who was among
the most eminent Of her citizens, though rarely
in an official station, and perhaps the most useful
his day. +. =. W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28
<.e.H

DEEPER lNFAm.--Fnnk Blair seems bound to
complete the good-begun work Of singing his
party to death. A day or two ago we published,
with great incredibly as to its truth, telegraph
c report from st. Louis, that the Democratic can
didate for Vice President, in speech to his fol
lowers on Friday night, threatened the assOssina-
ton of Gen Grant ii he. was chosen President.
But the papers bring the full report of his speech
which contains the threat in all its damning in
fanny Surely this reckless man must have been
drunk with rage or whiskey. lie says Z" In
this struggle we have everything at stake it is
the preservation of free, constitutional govern
ment in America if we fail in it the Republic
falls with us. 1t becomes a mere appendage Of
the military chieftain, who is lifted TO power in
the name of the President, but who never will
leave the Presidential mansion alive"
| No wonder the World says Gen Blair can speak
more eloquently for his party by action than by
tGHing'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

Tnr DWFERENoE.-The effort of Gov seymour
and his followers in the present canvass seems to
be, to set the poor man against the bloated bond
holder, the white against the black, the West
against the East; and to excite popular uneasi-
ness under those burdens which have been render
ed inevitable as the price of the national life and
integrity Who can foretell the consequences Of
their SUGGEST In singular and happy contrast
with this is the policy Of General Grant At a
Republican meeting in New York u few evenings
since, Mr.. Brewster, of Pennsylvania, made a
significant and timely statement lie said that
Gen Grant recently addressed friend in these
words -" This much wish, and declare fhi,
10 Be my pohfy that such degree Of pekce and
tranquility shall exist in this country that man
may speak his mind in any part of our great land
and that without molestation or hindrHnce.
Could fewer words than these express the mos
vital need Of the country at the present moment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28
SENATE

TUESDAY, OCT. ~
Prayer By the Chaplain
The journal Of yesterday read and approved.
Bills introduced and Refrrcd- By Mr. Hem
dee, relating 20 interest ON Justice judgments,
where an appeal is taken BY the defendant By
Mr. Hutchinson of Orange, relating 10 the cleo
ton Of electors Of President and Nice-pre-ident,
lat the State IIouse) BY Mr.. Dyer, relating %
the judiciary tone chief judge and four assistants
to constitute the Supreme Court, all TO commit
tee on printing.
By Mr. Green by request, u pay Gel. W.
Bromley the sum therein named to committee
on claims.
Passod.--S. 80, providing for the management
and sale OF railroad stock aud bonds owned by GER
tain towns $ %, authorizing certain towns %
aid in the construction Of the Rutland and Wood
stock railroad
Reports. From general committee, ;. /, pro-
vding for the restoration Of ish u the rivers
Of Vermont. with proposal Of amendment, strik-
ing out per annum ~ after - one thousand dol
lars in the last line adoptcd-also, : ~ to in
corporate the East Fairfield Min Co.. 70 commit
tee on corporations.
H. II, to change the name Of Ava Ellsworth
On motion Of Mr.. Hendee ordered 10 lie, and
made the special order for 10 O'Clock 70 morrow
morning.
Special Order.--S. 10, relating to chnttcl mort
cages passed.
The general committee asked to be discharged
from further consideration of IL 40, to amend the
G.,-;..-- III. ,..,.,,,.st
taa ~ I5a,l' '.''' DANA
zee ON Banks
xxx PIE , B5g'iung l3r J4lii,
-. 10y "a a T.; Wv Li ~ nun
- ~ 10 :, Wv ~ ~ e.
g -, 'lo I ''0 " i'' e'""N
D. ~ iI 70 ....l Nj. m
% 70 'll,' 'o'e.e W. 'o''' i"''
~ ''', W ~ geiie'', i.N ~ O.,
So. - -. "iNvuuN,ons Vi eu"pTt - penelul
ce"taiV w pu,l't - 90
Ed,,t ii ~ - 'o VI w N9sI,'l''
t;o,l INV" "'''' W VII '''i'"
''I ~ =, 3. i,,...,...,.. a., r.. o...u c,..
ct,,r; ~ -, - -
II 20 soi,.i'i
70 u9 sisu ,ss. oi tle toWh Oh
committee ON land taxes " ''0' inclusive ="
~ a lu'g On i idhn ulAesi 90 CO.
utes Of divorce and si;,noa". d ae.u ,
mittoe '''''
s 30 relating N the election NJ presidential
electors. to committee an eiect;a,s '''''
\ 81 relatine IN tbe i,d;c;ar,1. 10 i,,,;o;,...
loommittee W J'''''"'9
! On inotion If Mr. For,bon, odiournod
U0IfSE
PRAYER bv the Cbanlain
The journal of Yesterday was read md an
proved ~
Bills Iafrod,ced and PeGsr,sd -.Bv Mr. An
pleton of Victory relating h he Caes NJ scLapl
district clerk, twenty cents each for filling out
blanks for each birth and death. and one dollar
for making returns thereof i 10 committee on
education
By MIR. johnson of sberburne. in relation 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

II. 81, 10 alter the name Of Alyah Ellsworth,
Tbeamendment proposed by the Senate to II. !
TO Law a tax on the County of Windsor, WINS con-
CURED in.
"Reminiscences by Mr. Frisbie Of Poultney,
of various citizens Of Poulnoy, against the extern
sion Of the Bennington and Rutland railroad from
Rutland to West Rutland referred to the com
mittee on railroads.
Rv Mr. Whcdon of Pawlet, Of citizens Of Paw
lot ON same subject also referred to committee
ON railroads.
BiHs introduced and refered.-By Mr.. John
son of Sherburne, 10 amend sec, %, chap. 80, <.
5. in relation to process to committee on Judi
ciary.
On motion Of Mr. Barnes Of Ferrisburgh, adj
journed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

TnE MEDICINE WoRKs,-Ilelmbold 5 Blohu is
said to possess wonderful healing properties, es-
pecially in cases abandoned as in hopeless de
cline and we believe a late experiment of the
proprietor fully establishes the claim. To match
the prineely gift Of Judge Pierrepoint to A. n.
Stewart, to aid in General Gnnt's election, Mr..
ilemlbold doubles the dose to aid the sicSly cause
of Seymour and Blair and upon the first appli-
cation of the remedy, the patient starts into new
life, and commences to" swing around the circle,
dispensing his cheering words and hopeful spirit
among his despondent followers all over the field
Let no one hereafter call in question the efficacy
Of lIRLHBolD's Bucnu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

APrLEToS's ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC for 1869 has
just been received from the publishers. 1t is n
very sumptuous little volume, and with its elab-
orately printed cover, its succession Of effective
and picturesque illustrations, and lis varied and
highly interesting contents, is not only very at
tractive but highly valuable. The drawings for
the calendar heads consist of the complete circle
OF American game birds, while the other illustra-
tons display the social and rural aspects of each
individual month Published by d. Appleton a
Co, New York Price 30 cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28
500

sB-Io-day's Supplement contains an interest
ing letter from our New York Correspondent
important action Of the National Wool Growers
and Wool Manufacturers Associations ON the
proposed reciprocity with Canada-Appeol Of the
Union Soldiers and Saors--a great variety Of POI
litical breyties-together with full description
Of the reconstructed Journal Building and Bust
ness constituting an interesting paper IN itself
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

Lsgahsing Defaihon-A bill has been in
troduced in the House Of Representatives, +" to
define the line of lot of land in certain cases,
in which it is declared that 4" the line shall be
understood to be the shortest distance between
(thcse) two points" Mathematically considered,
this would appear little absurd but the object
being apparently u prevent titles from being ai-
fected by reason Of crooked fences, we suppose
the defining Of definition viii be excused by the
mathematical members.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

ENABLING ACr-rhe House yesterday afternoon
concurred with the Senate in passing the act e
enable the towns therein named to aid in the con-
siruction of the Montpelier and Wells River rail
road Should the Governor approve the aet-ol
which there can be no queston-we feel as conf
dent Of the speedy construction of this road as Of
anything in the future, and that it heralds th'
dawn of brighter day for the business interests
of our people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

TnE ATLANTIC ALMANAC for 1859, edited by
Donald G. Mitchell, is received, and is miracle
of typoguphc art. 1t is embellished with full
page colored Illustrations of w inter. Spring, Sum
mer and Autumn, by Bobbett ind Hooper, and
fine art illustrations appropriate to each month,
by the best of American artists, Its entire CON
tents are original, having been prepared expressly
for this Almanac, 1t contains articles on the fol-
lowing subjects
Fireside Round the World in Hack A
Morning in Spring Roadside The Song-Birds
Of North America Brooksde Summer Rain
Our Common Garden Flowers My Garden Ac-
quaintance; Side by Side What Pictures shall
hang on my Walls? The Middle States Talk
Concerning the Human Body and Its Manage
ment The Risks and Failures Of City Life The
Nineteenth Century.
Published by Tcknor 4 Fields, Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28
AFTERNOON.
- rr.nL.. ~ d


nOUSE.
Reports .-Eroln committee on education, in fa-
yor OF s. 81, 10 amend an act to incorporate the
Green Mountain Seminary read third time, and
passed
Bills introduced and Referred. BY Mr. Proctor
of Rutland, to change the name of the Green
Mountain Marble and Quarrying Company to
committee ON corpontons.
BY Mr.; llolton of Jamaica, to legalize the grand
lists Of the town of Jamaica, for the wears 1867
and 1868; % committee on grand list
BY Mr.. Slayton of Elmore, TO legalize the grand
lists OF the town of Elmore, for the years 1867
and 1865 to committee ON grand list.
BY Mr.. Hall Of st. bloomsbury, relating to rail
road and express companies, requiring all rail
roads in this State TO furnish the same facilities
and at the same charges to all express companies
desiring 70 do business on their roads, and aiRx-
ing penalties for refusal to do so !; to committee
on judiciary.
MIR. Baldwin of Hinesburgh, moved that the
House adjourn rejected.
Resoiuion.--By Mr.. pingry of WeathersHeld
that the committee on the grand list be intructed
to inquire into the expediency of lemlizing the
grand lists OF every town in the State adopied
On motion of Mr., Hall of Groton, adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

Chief Justice Chase lately said The
Democracy are acting most foolishly. This
change idea is worse than absurd
The obstacles in their way of success ara not
their candidates, put their platform they
can never win with such platform
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

O1- We yesterday dropped into the rooms
occupied by DIR, Plumley as Office and con-
sulting rooms, and were much pleased to OBJ
serve the marks of his evident prosperity,
His numerous personal calls, and the extern
sive demands made upon him professionally
by mail eyince the favor with which the Ec-
lectic school of medicine is being received by
the public His success in the treatment of
all diseases of the liver and kidneys, and in
deed of all chronic affections, is especially
aatteriug. All who call upon him win be
sure to meet gentleman, and one well posted
in his profession.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

~ History repeats itself in seymour's present
campaign Of swinging round the circle" And
President johnson loudly applauds him for the
step. Thisis the strongest evidence we have yet
seen that johnson is at heart opposed TO Seymour,
and would like 10 compass his defeat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28
THE ISSUES OF THE DAY!
Hon. luke L. Poland

will speak on Political Topics in Representa-
tives Hall this evening, "Wednesday, Oct
2s,) at u o'clock. Ladies aud gentlemen
are invited to attend
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

CABINET OFFIoER.-A correspondent of
the Barton Standard claims that Vermont is
entitled to Cabinet officer under Gen. Grant,
and recommends Senator Morrill, for Post
master General The Standard endorses the
claim of the State, but proposes Judge Po-
land for Secretary of State. This is all very
well, but We can't help thinking, as the Stan
dard's candidate is said to have remarked
upon another occasion, that the President
" might do worse, and probably ioH"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

Lawrence County, Ohio, made repub.
lican gain from last year Of l4S5 votes, and
receives the splendid silk banner which the
State committee offered for victory in this
respect.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-28

rnE NURSERY is out for November. Its illus
trations are particularly excellent, including this
month two designs by Harrison Weir, one by Os-
car pletsch, and seven by frolich Al subsorib-
ors to this charming magazine for next year, who
send in their money within the next three weeks,
are to receive the November and December num-
bers for nothing.