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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
Tho Widows Mite.

The widow had but only one,
\ puny and dccrcpit son
Yet day and night,
Though frctlul oft, and weak and small
A loving child, he was her all
The Widows Mite.
The Widows Mite,-yes. 80 sustained,
She battled onward, nor complained
When friends were fewer
And, cheerful at her daily care
4 little crutch upon the stair
Was music % her
saw her thcn,--and now see,
Though cheerful and resigned, still she
Has sotrowed much
She has-llc gave it tenderly--
Much laith-and, carefully laid by,
\ little crutch.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
Very Little Folks.

What is the smallest house to live in 2 Do
you say drop of water Yet millions of
living creatures live in drop of water.
What mites they must be- Yes mere atoms
"a thousandth or twenty thousandth part OF
an inch in size and such queer shapes
They look like bottles, tunnels, fruit, wheels,
crabs serpents eels, worms. Some are soft,
like leeches; others have a hard finty shell.
They are of all colors--green red, yellow,
and no color at all The green scum YOU
see on stagnant water is formed of them.
Some emit light like gow-worm. A ship
sailing on the ocean at night often seems to
leave trail of light behind her in the wa
tiers. 1t is caused by millions and millions
of these little creatures, They recalled in
fu-so-ris. Not drop of water from the
ocean, not drop from the clearest spring,
pool, or running brook, but has millions of
them in it. You cannot see them with the
naked eye, only by microscope They have
horns, claws, bristles, ears, paddles, and move
swiftly about, as if time was short, and there
was plenty to do. So there is; and they
do their part.
Deposits of the shelly in-iu-so-ria form
the fine sand which is used in making the
beautiful porcelain ware. The famous pyra.
mids of Egypt are built of them, for what is
limestone but the dead bodies of these little
creatures Charleston in South Carolina,
is built on a bed Of them and they are at
work all along the coast, filling up all the
harbors and forming shoals.
What pains God takes in making even the
smallest things. Nothing is too small for
His care and notice; nothing is too small to be
of use in His wide kingdom. Some of his
greatest works are done by the power of lit
ties Let nobody despise little folks; no, no.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
CHILDREN TEETHING.

MOTHERS MoTHERs4 MOTHERS
noN'r FAIL TO PROCURE
MrS. WinSioto'S SoothiRg SyrNY
For Children Toethins
This valuable preparation has heon used with NEN Err
FAILING SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CASES
1t only relieves the child from pa hut yieoratcs
the stomach and bowels, corroc acdty and gives tone
and energy to the whole system It will also Instantly
relieve
Grring The Boireb aud pind Cofc
We believe 1t the BEST and 3URtST REMEDY IN
THE WORLD in all cases OF DYSENTERY and DlAR-
RIlEA IN CHILDREN whether arising FROM tucthin-
or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using will accompany each bottle.
lie sure and call for
"MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fesimie Of Curtis Perkins" on the out
side wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF
AND TROCHE pOWDER,


A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY ~
cafara, Hfairche Brd breath, HoWsene,s 8shpH Rsoa
cidis, Coughs Dtlfness, &c.,
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
This Romedy does not Dry up" Catarth uut
Looeas it frees the head ofal offensive matter quickly
removing Bad Breath md Headache 2ag, and ,oot,,
the burning heat in Cotirrhi h mill and areedsie ia t-
effects that it positively
~ CURES WITHOUT SNEEzlNG Il
As TuocuE POWDER, is pleasant to the tnstc, and
never nauseatcsi whcnswaowcd instantly gives to thc
Throat and Focal Organsa
Delicious Sensation Of Goodness and Comfort.
Is the best Joce Tonic in the world.
Try it, Safe Reliable, and only 30 Cents.
Sold by Druggists, mailod tree, address
COOPER, WILSON 4 CO., Prop'r. Phra
Wholesale Agents q. c. Goodwin & Coz Rust. Bros. q,
Bird VI, 5. Burr Co., Weeks 8 Potter Bu-joni Henry
Co., burlington, VI
Ar RETfL Bf DRUGGiSTS EyERfpHERE.
Nov, G, 1868. 3l4l-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

PLoUGnINd IN RIpGEs.-No one but those
who have had experience in low lands, can
have an idea of how great is the loss to crops
from stagnant water about the roots. Yet
most Of us have land which we must work,
and yet can not afford to uuderdran, for want
of sufficient capital, or from some motive
other than want of faith in its profitable
ness, if We could only get at it, Now, if
such land be ploughed up into narrow ridges,
it serves very much the same purpose as an
underdrain. To be sure it is but temporary
purpose, for in time the loss of land between
the ridges would come to as much expense as
The first cost of drain-tile Still it is better
to have full crop on only portion of one s
land than risk total failure on all and in
this way ridging will often be found to pay
very well,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

CHARTERED by THE STATE.
DARIUS II. MNNGAN, prost. JAMES MERRILL, Scc}
Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT. IN
TEREsT on all Daily Balances, subject 90 thsc at sight,
SPECIAL DEPOSITS Tor SIX Months, OF moro, may Dc
made at five per The Capital OF ONE MILLION
DOLLARS is divided Among iOl Shareholders com.
rising many gentlemen of large wealth and financial
experience who are also personally liable to depostors
all obligations Of the Company double the amount
Of their capital stock. As the NATIONAL TRUST CO.
receives deposits In large small amounts aud permits
them to he drawn a whole I'm part hy CHECK AT
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest on
al DAILY BaianceS, parties throughout the country can
keep accounts in this Substitution with special advantages
Of security, convenience and profit Isl tl-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

"A story is told of Western lawyer
who lately attended religious meeting where
he was called upon to offer prayer. Not be-
ing experienced in such duty, he rose and at
tempted the Lords prayer, and succeeded
very well until he came to the passage, "Give
US this day our daily bread" when from the
force Of habit, he Immediately added, with
costs"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
STERLING SILVER WARE

AND
FINE ELECTRO-PLITED WARE.
THE GoRIfAM MANUFACTU RING co., OF pRoyf
DENCE r. H. having tho largest mandatory Of Solid
Silver Ware iu tho world with the most approved ma.
ch'nery and employing the most skilled labor are on
ahle to oaer an uuoqualed variety new and beautiful
designs IN Dinner Services Tea Services and every arti
Gle specially adapted for Holiday aud Bridal Gns
They Offer also their well-nown and unrralled Nickel
SILVER Electrospnted Ware, in which they have intro
uueed new patterns ofrare elegance The Solid silver is
guaranteed to DO Of sterling purity by t. s. Mint asar
The ElectroPlate guaranteed to be superior to the
finest Sheffield ware. Orders received from the Trade
only but these goods may he obtained nom responsible
dealers everywhere.
GoRiIAM MANUFACTURING CO..
Nov. Q, lsGs '''''" ia'i .E S a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

Permanent cure for Catlrrh - Woaderfd Discovery
If you have an Offensive discharge from the head nos
ris obsructod or dry partial loss Of hearing or smell
lug pain over the eyes substance sticking In the
throat, Affecting tho voice, get DIR. Kennedys Perma.
nsHf Cure for caiaTh" II completely ersdeaes all OF
the above symptoms OF this loathsomo disorder and
curing thousands who had become discouraged with
using Snuis and eaustic solutions This wonderful rene
dy sold by all druggists aud warranted to cure any
ease OF Catarrh not complicated with other disease
Jonn =. Henry Successor to Domas Barnes a Cor q
Park Row, Now York, Sole Agent.
Persons sending s225 and history Of their case to DR.
A s. KENNEDY, Auburn, N. y, will receive his per
sona attention, and the Remedy expressly adapted to
their condition. will be sent by return mail, postage
pas, 3ii0-daW
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
WnNnERRuLI

The Secrets of Love or Turkish Charm of Eden, the
Arabian Love Phter and sulanas Great Secret ct Fae
nation, obtained IN Egypt (once In your possession you
have complete control any ono you wsh also ten
Songs, Valuable Receipts, Beautiful Arts How to Get
Rich, Choice Secrets &c. all mailed free for ten cents
Address, T. Y. WOOD,
Aug e till Nov 22-d Vernon, MI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18


Such article is " Dr. Tobias Venetian Eminent 50
II has stood before the public for 81 years and has
failed giving satisfaction in single instance Every
drop or this valuable compound b. mixed by DR.. Tobias
himself therefore, it always be relied upon. It Is
warranted superior to any other for the of Chronic
rheumatism, Toothaeho, Headache Sore Throat Vomit-
ing, Frosted Feet Mumps, Group Burns Cuts Sea Sick
moss, Insect Stings, Sprains, Cholera Collie Spasms
Dysentcry, Bruises, Colds Coughs Old Sores Swclngs
Pains In the Limbs Back and Chest There Is medi-
cine in the World" that stands IL own merits
than the Venetian Lnlment" Thousands Of Certi-
Gates can be at the Doctors Office atesng to It's
rare virtues, The great sale for DR.. Tobias Venetian
Lniment, has induced several unprnolp4od persons to
counterfeit this valuable Remedy p purchasers can
not be too careful to that DR.. Tobias Venetian
Lniment is stamped the glass done up in yellow
paper and signed IS Tobias.n All others are dan
gerous counterfes and although they may resemble the
"Venotian Lnment' in color and smell, beitare Of
them" Sold by all Druggists and Storekeopors through
out the United States. Price so and one dollar per
bottle Depot 10 Park Place, New York. 36a9-iaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

Our reasons and We trust justification for calling
the public attention to MOTHER BAiLEYs QuiErNG
SYRUP, furnished by the frequency and fatality Of
the diseases Of infancy and childhood So alarming and
serious are the deceases that child in three dies be
fore the fifth year These facts afford conclusive argu-
ment for enforcing mothers tho Importance of using
remedy (Which contains Morphine or Poisonous Drug
and never fails (when timely used to effect cure 1t
greatly assists the child through the months of teethng
aays all pain reduces inflammation corrccts acdity Of
the Stomach, and fails to regulate the bowels
makes sick aud weak children strong and healthy pro-
duces natural sleep for the child, thereby aorling rest
to the mother. For complaints, Dysentery and
Diarrh@a it has equal For Wind Collie Commissions
Gripping sc, 1t never fails to give immediate relief
MOTHER BAELY's QUIErST SYRuP, for children il an
rginal medicine, well established therefore use no
other and you are safe For sale by all Druggist, and
Dearers In Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States t4lv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

Do"~ NeFtt"e @Ha hryor0f0r
IS TONIC and GENTLE STlMULANT which Is NOT
attended ~ REACTION What IL gius for you 10 main
mlns Whom II rererhes body and mind 70 rcre shes M
natural strength that comes to stay We are not recon-
mendng tetotalsm Ia the interest OF any faction ut
long ana extended observation tcachcsus That he who no.
sof TO the bottle for rest or recupcaton will ud he
Keeps at it, that DE rs kiudng lire n his bones which
WI consume IKE the flames OF pcrdtion. Tur fon H.
rake tonic that will refresh and net destroy Doddis
NeIFhe for sale by all Druggists Price ono Dollar
SOC LOOK otoortheates that accompanies each bottle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

able to work much desc yer las months an
if it had Mt ben for dc goodness oh God, |
should o starved to DEATH"
This is old Aunt Rachel story. Like most
Of her race she has great musical talent
She was fine singer Of camp meeting hymns
and plantation songs. She could soar into
the higher regions Of melody like bird and
she sang with an junction that went straight
to the heart Her fayorite song, as she used
to sing it, pleased me more than any other
song or hymn that | ever heard. In my opin-
ion it is the finest specimen of plantation sa-
cred music that ever ripped over sable lips.
| learnt It by heart and, few days ago |
jotted down the melody, and got my friend
Perkins to arrange the song in four parts, so
we could have it for a song. Perhaps you
would like to hear the words. They are as
follows
" Nobody knows de trouble | see,
Nobody knows but Jesus
Nobody knows dc trouble | see,
Sing glory hallelu'
Sometimes I'm up, sometimes I'm down,
Sometimes I'm lcbe wild de groun'
Sometimes de glory shines aruun,
Sing glory hallelu'
Nobody knows de work does,
Nobody knows but Jesus
Nobody knows de work does,
Sing glory hallelu
Sometimes J scrub, sometimes scour,
Sometimes bake de injm -four
Sometimes | squeeze de lemons sour,
Sing glory hnllclu
Nobody knows de grieis has,
Nobody knows but Jesus
Nobody knows de grieis has,
Sing glory, hallclu'
Sometimes my soul is sunk in fears,
Sometimes ! wecps de bitter tears,
And sadly wait de ling ring years,
Sing glory, glory halleu'
Nohody knows de joys has,
Nobody knows but Jesus;
Nobody knows de joys has,
Sing glory, glory hallelu'
For We q Saviour IN de skies,
And when dis weary body dies.
Ms nns1med soul to him will rise
Sing glory, glory hnlelu ~
Aunt Rachel used to say " When | gets
to de las verse Of dat song | allus feel as
though wanted to pour out my 'raptured
feelings in sich a hcbcnly howl as I'D swing
my soul clean obcr Jordan, and land it plump
in de realms oh bliss an glory"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

Ncare iu want OF energetic uusncs men. with from
Si'' s'o capital 70 open of.c' IN important towns
oT to aet as eauYassug agents m every County 100 %,
United 'atss, foe the sale OF tho now
Fig7re . Soaring Mqcline,
warranted 10 be the bot low prico machine n the mark
et to be perfect In construction and 10 work a. repre-
sentc'l, or the money refunded
Special terms given to experienced agents Exclusive
right OF territory granted Machine fully licensed.
scud for sample Of work, and illustrated circular
Address LAMB KNITTING MACHINE MFG. Co,
Nidawly cAiaopse Fails. Mas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
Advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND sum
VAN RAILROADS
FALL ARRANGEMENT
iNWWfHeiNF offta w. i0NHl
TR HNS GOtN0 SOUTB am EtSy


lcavc Montpelier at IS o. M, Q " D. M. inn,
Mail Train leaves Housc's Point at { 30 a. m f,f, ln
ma .ssn uers nom Ogdonshureh r.. r., aud c,,n'
p0snn Worcester, Springfield, and with trnins on h.
ri,upsic r. H., arriving in New Yofh at luI5p mi 'N
DAY Fypross leaves Montreal ut $40 a. M. 'sf la
al lnn m, o. c1onshurgh AZ i.u q. M, R0usos p0nf f
a. ms lor boston, &C., arriving IN Boston Via. lowell |
'NioRi Fxpgcss leaves Ogdeashureh At I.np.m NJ.
real rt li u. M, R0ugos Point nj 6.ji D. In N i
NJ 5i5 d. No. arriving m Boston ut 10 "a. in. connseil
ID hollow. Fails with Cheshire i9ilt9ad Tor Boston an1
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad or sprWg
deld. 49, and arriving ia New Nork a. i2u % n '''"s
TRIMS GoNG NoRTH AND WEsr
Loayo Moutpclorat 2.ioa. M. SOFA. n., $3.50 p.m
sos %. m.
mr Iuflinat0n. ST. Alhans Montreal, &c., nrritia. i
Montreal nd 1000 3D. m. ugdonshurgh pt l2 Dol D.,
mailing closa connections with trains iur tho Wlt
NinI rfnin lrnves Boston VIA Lowell no fnln. a via
Lawrence and fiiehhurE 90 9l n M, Springfield I'D Il
o. m. i0r huntington and 81. AlNaus'
The trains leaving Boston Via, itehmrg 90 i1ua m.
I and Surngaed at t.li 10. M, connect nt White me-
Junction with the Day Express tfnin.
Accommodation rrun leaves Nufthuold at 1ls d. 10
Tor burlington, Rutland 50. Alnans, Rousca Point o..
Si"Ht i3t'rcss leaves Boowa Fnlu at i0ulp.ln 81.
,otne pa .i,ugcrs num Vermont valley Railroad ls,r
ine Nrw York no l2.l D. m., anl nom ihuh.fe Rat.
rUaI IcnyIue Boston ut b. No. connecting t NLI
nr huntington, llnusc- l"Ihi, Montreal nnd u I..'
burah eonurctus with tclmcie and Grand ramA .rt.
si,Dp'nscar.at . atacho1 to both thc n.eht rtr..
Trims mnuin iotwD,n SO Aians hai Boston. aI'I si
riuleb Tickets ior Chicago aui u. Wct o. .', at
/ ur principal atafons u. MERRILL. D.t Do
ST. Aiinu., e0lt il i.''-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
ORISTADORo's HAIR DYE

Is a Sidplf u ne TolIff.
is In demand wherever personal blemses are consider
cd of sufficient consequence TO he removed
rs EFFEC Is PERFE OF
Its Action instantaneous
CriStadorO's Hair Preserpatipe
AND BEAuTlFIER s preparation of equal merit and
repute. Its effect upon the hair is electrical II aston.
every oosenng fiber, replaces harshness with slknes.
and aexlbility, semi-baldness with uxurance dunoss
with gloss Its will incline the ightest hair Ia
curl and prevent the drest from turning gray Its the
hvorite at every toilet whore has been tried and as
means OF keeping the hair nee from scurf or dandrun
and the scalp from calculations, perfectly invaluable
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Dressers-
Mandatory No ca Maiden Lane. Principal Depot. No
Astor House. 50 3q-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
MAIL STEAMSHIP COS
4 THROUGH iiNE

and carrying the q S. Mail through
California DO twcniy-tWo d9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

CortGcnios giving % couple to description ofurtcict @
be .od fog ono Dollar WIN nc .eid at tho mtaof rEl
GENTS EAtlI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-05
Letter from Boston.

Here ann al the Hub The H,SJiteS are truly a
peculiar people; IN their own estimation, great
and wise people Wendell Phillips says Bos-
.n is the brain Of The nation" He knows Of course
that his oca BRAIN is included in that statement In
The estimation OF many untrayeled Yankees, Boston
Massachusetts Boston is New England-Boston
o.. the United Ststes-Boston is The whole world
Boston Is The universe SO The idea grows by what
feeds on, until like Aarons rod ii swallows up or
down, whichever way yoa choose, all minor IDEAS,
90 course Boston is the centre of Che universe
, the piralaJ point around which all nature turns
ard rovolvos According 10 Boston theology,
Heaven is directly above the city, in straight line,
piercing the centre Of the sun at precisely twelve
o'clock midday, when a Bostonian begins TO want
h dinner. Souls when on their way TO paradise,
from this city always 60 up Hell Is nowhere, a
mere mythical term with which the orthodox clergy
work upon the imaginatona Of The weak minded
sud the ignorant 10 keep them in the path Of reot-
tuie God is an abstract term representing the ac-
tive forces Of nature The degil is a dguratiye eX-
preston, and denotes the abstract idea OF natural
gyiI Wonderful people these Bostonians There
rs one great advantage person has Of being born
IN this oity-he never feels The need Of being born
again.
The Paddy said his parrot didn't talk any, but
Kept up ts5yi5le thinking. The Boston Yankees
are both like and unlike the Paddys parrot They
aesp up terrible thinking, aud they also talk
sometime their talking revsags their thinking, and
soinehmes it solssals IT, Everybody here-that IS
every natiye-is an original genius. he is an orig
NAL thinker. She is too. There seems 10 be some
thing in The very air they breathe which inspires
originality sud independence of thought Whether
n comes from the fog blown into them from thesea,
rr from the fish they eat, from some other cause,
The writer viii not attempt 10 decide Il is enough
hI- thoughts from another-that would imply an in
leriorily which cannot be admitted Nobody here
Is inferior 20 anybody else. If two men happen TO
think the same, the other man agrees with him in
opinion, not nc with the other man Otherwise his
Independence would be destroyed. The other man
must take care Of his own consistency, be has no
interest 10 look after but his own.
ThiBking is so high gif, profession SO noble
aud hoaorsble an employment which at once yields
Sc much pleasure to the operator, and is benevo
lent towards the operated that have 10 doubt g
half dozen men, with two or three women 20 assist
them, would DO willing to take the job Of doing all
49, thinking for the nation, perhaps FOR the world.
Whist else doei it Notwithstanding Boston the brain
Of the nation4 The backbone does not think, nor
ele ribs, nor any o. ne smaller or larger bones.
onlv as brain SIN s--phosphores.
0fcosrss tns ling machine takes in peiiiies
Theories o g5Fernment Of soeisi life o. snAhc'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-05

and political economy in fine Of the whole political
kingdom, wholly and singly, all born Of this think
/ ing brain without an effort, without pain. They
know exactly how everything in tho West and South
ought 30 be conducted. How the different races
should act and feel towards each other. O. il ia
wonderful indeed it Is how easily this thinking ma
chine can solve s the great questions Of State and
Chureh-sll The difficult problems Of social life
Some Of your readers, Mr.. Editor, may like 10
know how this infallibe thinking battery works on
tbe nominations. Well, have watched it grind q
little on that topic Is grind the right word to use
there At any rate win let ii 60. Grind tshall
be. Who viii be elected 10 the Presidency next
November, is the practical question. The brain Of
Boston says Grant and Colfax viii be, though one
Of the Witches Of Endor in this city said the other
day that Colfax will be the nezt Preaident-that
Grant would die in August, but there is not much
brain in that Republicans here are confident Of
victory much 50 that they do not get enthusiastic
over their nominees. But very few flags and ban
ners are out in Boston. / have seen only one for
Grant and Colfax-only one for Seymour and Blair
The Democracy OF Alassachusetta-the thinking, in
telligent Democracy--are heartily disgugted with
their nomination. They relish neither Seymour
nor Blair nor their platform. If Chase bad been
the nominee they would have been satisfied As it
is many Of them do not know what 20 do, whether
to vote for Grant, get up a third party candidate
or nos vote 81 all. They are bound hot to 60 for
Seymour and Blair. They say that IF they are
elected Il will bring revolution and war, and undo
all thet has been done by the war. This no doubt
is theiF honest opinion. / nearly offended one Of
these men the other day by saying that all that class
Of Democrats would come ia 10 the support Of the
regular nominees Of their party before the election
in November. / have seen such men and heard
them Alk before and ! believe that nine out Of
every ten Of the dissatisfied viii 60 it, bit or miss,
for Seymour and Blair.
Massachusetts is preparing 10 nominate her State
officers. Gov Bullock will moi be a candidate for
William Clehin, the present LieuLen-
ant Governor, is talked Of as tbs coming Guberna-
.orial The liquor question will enter largely
into the politics OF the State aud may comploate
the national issues. Boston has about /
s3o o00o00 invested ia The liquor traffic aud great
is the power Of Run and Whisky.
Boslon, July %. VlAreR