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rity of Lee over Grant, not only as Gene
eral, but also as true patriot-nor which,
like the La Crosse Democrat, speaks of Grant
as a brainless butcher and delicately
says " Grant wants large army frst-to
enforce the new dictatorship over ten States
and twelve millions of people. Second-to
establish and enforce his prospective dicta-
torship over all of the States, and all the
people, north and south. Does any sane
man believe that U. S. Grant had any better
object in view when he objected to decrease
in the army, than to use that army as a
means to further his Presidential aspira-
tions 2" which openly rejoiced in the assas-
sination of Mr.. Lincoln, and as openly prom
ised another Booth for radical President
should he be elected.
| This is what we have to contend with, =
an appeal to the lowest, most brutal passions
of the worst kind of men, public SANDER and
private assassination. That any of theil
abuse will seduce or blind intelligent men
we cannot believe.
Although we have SO strong and accepta
BILE ticket, yet the opposition to 1t will b'
unusually great, and the conductors of thu
campaign are already making their prepare
tions for the struggle. This is the last grea
struggle of the pro-slavery Democracy, ant
on the result of this coming election stand
or falls the heresy of state-rights and seces
sion. Vermont has been the banner State
let her be SO again, and show to the worl
that the Union means something, and tina
freedom rightfully belongs and shall be guar
anteed to every man who places himself un
der the protection of the United States.
Thoro Is no diGoIon result expected fror
the vote on Tuesday on impeachment, tina
that on last Saturday, for it is supposed tina
no one of those men who then proved recre
ant would now hazard the hate of the DemoC
racy, knowing that they never again Sc
cure the trust of the Republicans.
The Democrats hardly know who to tax
for President they have hoped, or pretend
ed to hope, that Grant would after all refus
the Republican nomination, which they vain
ly trusted would disorganize their ranks
Chase, of course, expects the nomination
but few Democrats trust turn-coat, and be
sides, they prefer Pendleton, or, if he is i'm
practicable, Dix or Hancock, thinking tina
by military man they can alone hope t
defeat Grant. Although we feel certain 0
the almost unparalleled unanimity of Grant
election, still we must exert all our power
to obtain that unanimity, even in the faith
full little State of Vermont W
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.

protected solution of protovde OF Iron, which
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The CHIcAGos NOMINATION AND PLATFORM
I'VE had expected an article from Mr..
WILLARD giving his views of the nominations
made and platform adopted at Chicago on
Thursday last, but it has not reached us at
the hour of going to press. Wewill therefore
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THE NJ LAR g rs

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
reported and autographed eLpressyje 30 Gree" Non
tain Freeman.
Al Cambridqe and Brighton, for the ,0eek
ending May p, 1868.
The following is the amount o. Stock al Market;
cis. sh 1ssP sh fs'e sgoS 9 Yea
s. rs IS IS. ss s sc 50 1909 90
BeefEHtra 500 90 to SIS 90; frst qusn.y 90 % :"
ga 5 2d quality si 60 to IA - Sd 9%ay az 10 10
dressed beet. few choicest single pairs SEQ 90 10
wo9Gns 90 to 81 II or according to
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Mich Cows-s45 to SOS extra good soto 500, with
wthou calves may be agreed farrow and odina
SroRrs-Yearlings sO0,osO Two years Olo 90 to
90 three years old, 800 TO o.
Veal CsIves-S4 to slI per head
Ii. on i've weight, sheared, 6 to &C.
Fat Hoss-lt t TO !0sc-
Shotes-whC esale, 81 to loi. Spring Pigs-s0 TO g.
HideS-Brghron 81 10 cts Country lots, {. TO Q.
Fallow-1l to 9. Country lots a to &C.
Pet-wilh WOO. 25 Ia s. so each dry % to 81 IS.
Lambs SOC shorn
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REMARKs.-Wih only 900 head OF c;tlie over the
Northern roads-haf OF last weeks number and with
half many Western IN the yards with proba
Ia lii, ,"a bavs sysr witnessed al thai place The
quality by means attractive, and the
butchers III the overstooked beet mar
past week had been anything su ouragns
The few cattle in the yard. embodened the drovers
demand somewba: better prices last week. while the
heavy arrivals Brighton. led The butchers TO believe
| thai Trade here would IN way advance
ID PhilDrick who had - New Hampshire
I tIe d lie mich and only beef auma al
cambridge driving the others to Brighton Mr. Parker
20 had sold when lett the mark et, aud
O hers sold but few. OF n diSeTy fed cattle from
Canada Bachei der sold two AT Is cts' al Ia :
cts SIX. - bulls s. % per 100 lbs i've weight
Hastings sold his best four al Il - cts Ar
Campbell sold pair al l3 Il cts one par
al l3 cts and at II cents per H. Al
oft the best lots sold al 10 cts -
ma sk large number at - > ct-dO sk, Others
at II - CTS. ii 10 30 10 b aud few
at 10 cts 80 The quality the Western cattle was
generally fair to good
the 1000 Northern sheep many lots as usual were
previously engaged Rather higher prices Ut
for sold A sheAred yearings OF e ID
quality for cents pound Others tor 10
cents. Wooded sheep, according 10 quality, from 10
10 , cents pei pound. The Western sheep, about
iOO0 are have about the same usual but
| q a rather superior quality
The supply of shoes store Pigs i good but at pres
ent prices the demand Is weak. The trade m mich
but without material change. On The
whole We conclude rces cattle from IA
pound better the medium grades than
week
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Scientific Dermatoorist, Winter St, Boston, sue
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IRON in the BLOOD.
The necessity of due proportion of iron in the blood
is well known 10 all medical men; when it becomes
reduced from any whatever, the whole > stem
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vades the system Stimnlants only afford temporary
relcf, and have the effect giving tired horse
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motion, the Senate adjourned as court OF
impeachment sine de. Thus endeth the first
lesson,
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The EngIish Government Is faithfully ox-
ecuting Is promises with regard to AbvsSinio
The liberation of the captives being effected
they hasten to evacqate the country Al
ready two regiments have embarked for Ro,n-
bay, and the remainder of the troops were 70
be shipped as rapidly as possible. The cam.
paign has undoubtedly been grand success
and cannot fail immensely tn stronrtbo, tI,o
rule of England in India and Other foro; ;,,O
and her prestige with all tho St;T
lndepenqont monarehs Of Asia and Africa.
with the new ruler of Abyssinia.
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