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IMEPEiDEVT STANDARD.
A. A. G.UtLE, FDITOIt.
ohm. fridav, man n, ts
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Local Items.
The Cents. The following are lie
icnsus returns for the remainder of this
county :
Inhabitant.
1,130
014
477
1,233
1,413
1,065
814
680
1,250
Towns.
Irasburgh
Coventry
.lay
Albany
Craftsbury
Greensboro
Lowell
WesUWd
Troy
Farms.
14C
155
63
193
iao
172
112
75
148
Southern Sentiment.
Coi'XTT Bttldings. The Legisla
ture at it late session voted to send a
cammiitea into the county to look the
ground over, and report whether, in their
opinion, tbe people of Irasburgh have
sprawl enough to build a new hotel or
not
I). D. It is a singular feet and not
easily accounied for, that nearly all the
Doctors of Divinity in Vermont, are
to be fuund on the west side ot the mount
ain. Wt can call to mind ixteen D.D.'a
of various denominations on the west
side, whik' we know of only three on the '
enfct. and two of these were created with-
Mr. Stephen'. speech at Milledgeville,
Oa. in opposition to secession, was de
livered in the Representative
which wae f r.rked lo its utmost
anl occupied two hours. A correspon-i
dent of a Southern paper gives the posi
tion taken by Mr. Stephens, without at
tempting to report his language, the
principal portion of which we copy :
" He said that b came before that
audience at the urgent solicitations of
bis friends, and a respectable number of
the members of the Legislature. If be
had consulted his own case he would not
have left his room ; but the invitation
bad btcn extended him, und to gratify his
friends, he came before them to exchange
views and opinions as to the best course
to be prsued. Sly countrymen, he con
tinued, perilous times are upon us. Dan
ger is at hanJ. Tbe greatest govern
ment upon the face of the earth was
about to be broken up. His object was
-um th Carolina ! returned from college, who had declared j St. Lous, Not. 25. Hrigadier Gen-
two were three. leaving ! eral Frost's command had beer, mus
i ne i har fton .urrrvrv reioiv- r- i
lit IH! ! I. I Mil ani
noii
euce,
. ,;, , 1 1 thinl '. inst irt nn thn Kprvii-p of thi Silot.-, Kv iste eftae ,n.illv (mm,
tbe fact that large sum. in coin are datlj , we - - - ,.,,or so U-W.V.
a .v.. , -,- r,r Knttnn he might, thus we take it th people will ; order of the Governor, to protect the com,o compounds fm C
UK. !. G. WHITE'S
PULMONARY
tt ii receivca in mat cuv iu ynj s...., - , , . , , , ft, , . u
' Il3,U i and expects the State will soon be in " a proceed straight on the open path of pru-1 frontiers. I hey left by an extra train ToiT
C8?aC,ty' ! position of unusual financial strength." j dence d good aense, disregarding the j on tbe Pacific Kailroad. They number ! ..J.-- (
quibs and qtr-ks of the whole generation ivu. are. tuny artnen ana uiuippen, nn world a preparation wh c vm
of dissatisti d Senators, Congressmen, ! are divided into companie. of infantry. -.
i In other words, the secessionist propose
to bring this about by cheating their
Northern creditors out of their just dues,
and insisting upon tbe North paying
cash for Southern staples. Same might
consider this to be dishonorable and
mean, but slavery sets up unusual stan
dards of honor and propriety.
30rs and ambitious stumper; gen-1 cavalry, and artillery,
erallv, whether of the elegant or iuele- month's campaign. A large crowd
fant school. The hasla and precipita- assembled at the depot to see them off. j
ion with wbicb the tendency to secession
is pushed forward by tbe agitators, are
very satisfactory evidences that there is
California and Oregon for Lincoln
The total vote for President, so far as
Speeie ia flowing towards New Orleans but little confidence on their part of the : heRrd fron)j was in, 818. 0f which Lin-
permanency ot tue session seuiimeni j- bad 30,580, Douglas 35,990, Breck-
aniong the people. The admirable wis- inridge 31..16, Bell S02G.
dom of the plan on which our institutions This is considered a most favorable
in brge quantities
Seven of tho South Carolina Cadets
at West Point have sent home a letter an
nouncing their intention.on hearing of the
withdrawal of their native Slate, to be
' found under the folds of her banner,
fighting for liberty or equality."
VIRGINIA.
The students of the Medical College
with rations for a cor, but is
medicine. If run cannot make n caramon i
-f vour compiaint, anJ n n contnt
I to drive out by a constant application, w
fear ot nausea or prostration, then your
plaint will Hold its Hition, and vior sva
being debilitated, and the complaint be
chronic. In the Vnivkhsai Cni iis Kl
r.one oi tnoe oDjectiona exist, tut wiiu in one
hand a wcapou, and in tUe other a tool," you
drive out disease, and boil. I op, or MMaia, a
debilitated constitution. I.t our friend- n
dorse onr remarks hr trial on all TliroV., Lone
or Ilronchial Complaints, ami beiore doing id
Cwijhs, t old. rmj, Vsfhmn.
M luMipinj tittsrh.
And otlirr Lung VfiV turns.
:
tsult with his fellow citiaens. and ! of Virginia have held a meeting, and re
solved to constitute themselves a compa
ny of minute men, ready to resist North
ern aggression.
According to an article in the Richmond
Dltpatch, Virginia can at the present
time arm efficiently ubout twenty-five
thousand men. She has sixty bronze and
rifle field-pieces and howitzers. A con
tract has been made for three thousand
shells and shrapnell. in addition to those
purchased with I be Parrott guns. Five
to con
endtavor, if possible, if we could main
tain our honor, our interests and our
rights, to keep that great government
together ; he bespoke a calm, considerate
hearing, and when he finished, if he
failed to show the means by which our
honor might be preserved, he begged
the audience to pay no attention to what
i he had said.
He continued, that we had a great
government, and he warned his country-
in a few months. Are we to take this ! g. ? . . I S h"ed barrels ot Itupont powder have ple, j. constitutional assem
aa a reflection on tbe ea.t-.id- ministers. ' "8 TT? ""JT"! 1 P and rnagazines deern best, for securing their ri
oras a nrocf that their divinity bJr-TT f "M built for , be purpose. The model of s in this declaration, m heartily,
.und as not to uecd doctorinc ? ! " . Virgini musket !; determined o. fa, unanimously and solemnly t
icouicl gainsay that, ana inougn no one 0th,ir warl;ke preparations are also iu
LtCTt ur. at Coventry. The last of j deprecated that event more than he Jid. pT.og-e.
a course ot lectures before the school at ins opinion was mat navmjj a uvmnM
Coventry was delivered by B. H. Steele, Senate, the concurrence of which was
Esq., upon tlie subject of S mmetry of necessary in every appointment he. made.
Culture. The mastei lv manner in which vpr.v om"iRl R,t be performed, we. j
rest cannot be more strikingly shown than account for Douglas. Other reports
by the difficulty that now embarrasses place him a thousand votes behind Lin
the radicals in their wishes to overthrow ! coln. The returns yet to come will
the government. " probably decrease Lincoln's vote, but it is
Alabama. I generally conceded that the State has
The following is the cub of the resolu- j gone for the Republicans,
tions passa! by the Alabama Baptist Con- A dispatch from Yreka, near Oregon,
vention : f 'he 13th, says that the latest advices
While as yet, no particular mode of from Oregon gives Lincoln 250 majority,
relie is before us, on which to express an j The Douglas vote was 0000 behind thui
opinion, we are constrained, before sep- s of Breckinridge. Three small counties
arathg to our several homes, to declare ! are to be heard from, which cannot much
to oit brethren and fellow citizens, before i vary the result.
maskind and before our God, that we j The Pony Express, with the result of
hoti ourselves subject (o the call of pro- j tbe Presidential election in the Yankee
pr authority in defense of tbe sovereign- I States, reached Fort Churchill telegraph
ty, to withdraw from this Union ; and to i station on the 14th. It was published in
make any arrangement which her peo- j the San Francisco papers at 9 o'clock of
blies may ; the same day, having been six days only
ghts. And ' in coming from St. Joseph. The news
deliberate- j created a great sensation.
:nite." i The Republican Central Committee
The Mobile Register says : i issued an address recommending a general
"What is needed ia a crisis like this j illumination on the night of the 15th.
IDT lltne
hi
It cures tbe Croup immediately
feao.
It relieves the worst Case of As
It allavt fever and pain and i
procure and read thr pamphlets to be found with nicht
ourarents or dealers, and bavins only of such' I-et all Parents who have
as they can rely upon, to gel the genuine, then I CKOUI' procure a bottle of ibis BH
the endorsement will be found real, and the re- and keep ia the Louse rcartv to si re at
sunn perjeci. cter Huvrruseiuciiv.
warning.
Group Ourocl.
Ihasdi'ri.ii, Vt., Oct. JO iu
V have used Hr. White's Klixir In the r
Mothers, read this.
The following is au extract of a loiter written
bv the Dastor of a Hantist church to the '.lour- i
niil and Messencer." Cincinnali. Ohio, and i violent cne of Croup, and fraoii
speaks volumes in favor of that woriU-retiowiie 1 1 thirty tnn, nts. There i nothing tha
medicine Mr$. liVwimp's toofhimy $mp or aw to be without the F.Hxir. we
cltihlren tettking : via all who have children, to kee. tt i i
' We see an advertisement in vour column of: ' the liouae nsainst Ihe nttnek f O
airs. BMuowl Boothmi; Nyrnp. Jow we never
said a word in favor of a patent medicine before
in our life, bnt we feel compelled to say to your
readers, that this is no humbug we Afire tritd it,
aviiknmcil tobt allit claims. It is, probably.one
of the most sucsessfnf medicines of tho dnr,
because it is one of the best. And those ot your
readers who have babies, can't do better than to
lay in a supply."
In Coventry, on ihe 37th iust., Mr. tietcher,
aeeJ about 36 vears.
In Coventry, Nov. 23, Mr
aged 65 years.
E. L. Ct AUK.
N. Clark.
Trot, Yr , Sept. 17, M
I have used White. Ehxir for (our v- ir. itl
the utnwMt ut.faolko. - KapecUIN- f,."r emni
its worst utaRes it a tare remsii ,
OWKK DOHF.OAN.
f-vT T-'T i wo vearn ago our little bnv ni ttkr.,
UJLr-jU. violently with'tha rmm, i I
could not live until we could net a phvi il .
commenced giving l)r. N. (!. Wktta's'Kiiair.awi
N'athsniel West, , TO. V J- or n" Vnr no entirelv
' wtUtm twenty laiauiai
. Hiram Sti rtetakt.
the orator treated his subject thowed that , had better wait until we bad a better
be not only preached but practiced Sym- j reason to disrupt th government than
metrical Culture. ' the mere fact of Lincoln's election. This
i government was bought with blood; the
L. IlEAn's Comcebt. ITr. Heath, , ... ., , ie ,
sun shone on do other like it; and if we
tbe ballad singer, gave one of his - ,mi,ii,j h ,i, , rbl disruption of
certs in this village on Monday evening, j every tie tlmt lK)und Bj, l0 the lTni()n for
to a respectable audience, and it is need- Gos Rlke said bei ?et BS act -. un8rj.
less to add that bis songs were listened to
with marked attention. Ilis selection -of
lmity.
Greece and Rome lost their liberty,
music, whether grave, sentimental, or not as Mr. Toombs has said, because
humorous, were in good tas'a. Mr.
Heath is uot what maybe termed a fesh-'
ionable singer, bursting tbe bronchial
pipe with heroic yells, but he is a pop-
they failed to fight for it, but from inter
nal dissensions. So with every other
government whose biatory bad been
written ; and such be fpared would he
Clar one. He sang several new pieces U(e li;5,orv of ,1,;,. unkig we HCtci wi:l
and gave an unlimited number of oid urmnimity. He favored tbe caU of a
ones. " I am growing old, lassie," was j corjT.n('lon of the people. They had tha
decidedly fine. Little Rob and I," was , right to dcide tlll3 matter. Let tb,
pretty, and "The old hearth stone" ; Legislature follow tbe legitimate object
brought to the minds of all present those ' for which it w gent here As for Lim
me. wn.cn every one woubi oe giau to , be it)tended to ,0 tbe w;11 of Geor.
recall. Mr. Heath intends visiting the
liorthcrn part of tbe county, where we
hope he will meet with a good reception.
Wf.stfield Grammar School.
The fall term of this institution closed
on Tuesday, the 20th instant. The pub
lic examination occupied the two last
days, and was highly creditable to both
teachers and scholars, showing unuual
evidence of thorough training and cor
rect knowledge of the several branches
of study. Tuesday evening, the rhetor
ical exercises were performed before a
crowded hou-e. The speaking was ex
cellent. Particular mention should be
made of Messrs. Stebbins, Wood, and
Annis of Westfkld ; Elkioi and Hamil
ton of Troy ; Bartlett of Jay ; and many
others. In my judgment, the pcifor
mance of these young gentlemen was
excellent, while the aedate Thurber per
formed the comic amidst roars of laugh
MISSISSIPPI.
The Najcbez (Mies.) Courier streau
ouslj opposes disunion on the following
grounds :
" We bring the Canadian line down to
the Tennessee line, and throw away the
bonds, slight as they now are, which con
nect us with our Northern brethren.
We abandon every right and title to
tbe present Territories of the United
States, for which we are now making an
internecine war. We go to war about
property, which we say is already lost,
and which (as we have no hope of con
quest) we ahandon at the outset. Like
the dog in the fable, growling at the
shadow, we drop the piece of meat we
is statesmanlike calmness, and not im
pulsive and passionate counsel. The
Southern States, nor any single South
ern State, are in no condition to inspire
alarm and precipitate action. We are
not a conquered people because Lincoln
is elected President nor can we be after
he is elected. We are ten millions of
whites besides our slaves, who in case of
war will he the most valuable auxiliaries
to grow bread and meat for our armies
:n the held. Coolness, deliberation,
union among ourselves is indispensable
to give fovce and command success to
i -..j rt .i .1 t i 1
wna-ever me soum resolves upon, inose ; M-crSj .ing of the mother and five
who would ' precipitate 'revolution make j child-eri) together with a brother-in-law,
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1
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j COUGHS ANO GOLDS CURED.
DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOB THE LUNGS,
FOR T1.E IT'.:
Epinoza, a Lower California filibuster,
had been killed in a fi?ht.
His band had been committing mur
ders and robberies by the wholesale on
the Peninsula.
The citizens of San Diego have 6ent
relief to the Govenor of Lower Califor
nia. A letter from Walla Walla, Oregon,
dated Nov. od, says that Capt. Dent,
who had been to the scene of the mssacre
of the emigrant party by the Indians,
found a dozen of them alive, who had
been subsisting on the dead bodies of
their companions. One family named
Consumption, Decline., Asthma
Bronchitis, "Wasting of Flesh,
Night Sweats, Spitting of Blood,
Hooping Cougn, Difficulty of
Breathing, Colds, Coughs, Influ
enza, Phthisic, Pain in tho Sido,
and all Diseases of the Lungs.
li),!)00 rMtT.AU
IS OFFERED FOR A I
NO OFirV, CALOMEL, SOI
And ts safe Car the
SEWARD
TTER RECEIPT.
t itettrate e'itliL
a fatal mistake. To be successful, the
were subsisting upon the dead body of
already hold and jump into the angry i people must be fairly consulted, and they j ,he husband d f.,he Seen1
. , .., ri. ! I . i ... , .,,1
water, without the first hope of altering
our condition except for the worse.
We fight for the existence of property
outside of the Union, when we can fight
for its protection ( its existence being
guarantied) in the Union.
We give up every safeguard, every
and no man was farther from rub-1 guaranty, every constitutional right, now
V j ;sied from starvation.
not be in the movement and whatever
its eventualities may be, and we shall be
mitting to what was wrong, or would
sacrifice more to preserve Georgia's in
terests and honor than he. He conclu
ded amidst thundering applause."
Gov. John J. Pettus of Mississippi
has issued a proclamation convening the
Legislature of that State in txtra ses
sion on the Mth of the present month, to
adopt measures for the batter security of
the people and property of the State, in
view of the popular decision by which
Mr. Lincoln has been elected to the
vouchsafed to us ; to depend upon the
protection that war will give as '. that is,
we give up an absolute certainty for a
miserable doubt.
And now, what do ive conservative
men propose to do ? We wait for the
waeon ' Abraham Lincoln is powerless
except to turn out of office Democrats at j letter from Texas :
weakened and torn by civil dissensions
among ourselves. We repeat that we
are ' prepared for the worst or the best '
and whatever the people of Alabama
in Convention assembled resolve to do,
either by themselves or in co-operation
with other Southern States, we mean
to sustain, as Mr. Yancey said, ' in the
field of argument or on the field of bat
tle.' "
TEXAS.
A New York firm has the following
ter fiom the audience. T ie ladies part, f . . - . .
I ' hjations and d;-rpeard their oaths
too, was extremely well sustained. Thi
institution must stand as the " banner
school " of the county, as I am informed
it is highest in point of numbers, reach
ing to nearly ninety scholars. The prin
cipal, Mr. M. F. Varney, and his assist
ant, MiaS Lucne Stebbins have, by
heir skill and thoroughness as tpachers,
gained the coufi knee and goodwill of all
who arc interested in the cause of edu
cation. - Ete Witmkss.
Westfield, Nor. 2i.
Wheat. M. S. Chamber'.in of Jay,
has raised the present season, from four
the North, and put R-puMicans in ; and
at the South probably to keep disunion
ists in. The Senate is against him ; the
House is against him ; the Supreme
Presidency. We copy tbe essential por-1 Court is againf him ; in all probability
tion of the proclamation of the Govern- j the vltra m(n f P9 wiU le
or: agaiiut mmj The constitutional elec
ta is cause for disunion.
Thoe who think so degraded themselves
when they went into the Presidential
election.
The Mississippi Legislasure will doubt
less be called together for purposes of
secession. Let it propose to tbe people
a vote, nakedly and d'stinctiy, upon the.
question of convention or no convention
Marsitali., Texas, Nov. 1, 18C0.
Breckinridge and Lane will carry
Texas. The Uniou will not be dis
solved. If any dusturbance takes place
in commercial or monetary affairs, those
who get it up will have the glorious sat-
The government
is urged to take more efficient means to
protect emigrants.
Honolulu dates of the 27th ult. have
been received. The whaling fleet was
arriving. The whaling barque George
k Mary of New London, was lost near
Jones' Island on the 9th of June.
Valuable new mineral discoveries had
been made at the Emerald mines, and
several rich veins had been located. The
weather was pleasant. About 200 mi
ners were there. Silver leads were
being extensively opened, and silver ore
was being shipped to San Francisco. It
is paying about S3000 per ton.
Lament of S. A. Douglas.
A PARODY.
I love it, I love it, and who shall dare
To chide me for loving the President's chair :
potiftdfc'-flnotialftf
in the- V. SWatd1,
with i..nimp
tion, a'ifl rvofesr
sor Ebarty says
thnt a vnst Tiiim
ber nf tho roitld
ha mivc1 !y tho
ttmply n.ifl nf .wrne jt?wwt rmIy.
Du." H-ii.ts Balsi strikes M 'he rxit of tho
diwan it once, und such is i t speedy efl'.vt
thnt any one nsintr it ftody aeooBg to di
rectioos for twenty -f ur or forty-oigtU lvmr,
and nit ontiroly' sat's'itol with its merits,
mv return it find receive hark thoir m.,ny.
Tho most distressing cough is frequently re
lieved by a eine!e dV. rud broken ti in a
few hours' time. The indicted do apt have
to take bottle afer bottle beiore they End
whether this remedy will a'iord relief .r mi.
The pablic have been imposed nprjn bv
remedies recommended by certificates :vhicn
have always originated from me unknowu
toorce. We believe that a medicine poaaaw
in? tm merits will effect cures wher-ver it
is used, at home as well as abroad. This is
no paregoric preparation, hut one hic!i if
used in lessen I save the bvea "t thou
sand'. It h.u of ma in u'"J'm -"-s,
where the uioit skillful phytrictens in this
country and in Europe have V.-.-n i midoyed,
and lliil HI Ml liml their ekill iu vain. Cases
which they have pronounced incurable, and
ferrrenderod as hopeless beyond n donbt,
leaving the pitien'-s without a single ray to
enliven them in their gloom, have l,'en cured
by I"-. Hiii's Balsam, anl the "victims of
consumot-ion " are now vigorous ar.d strong
as the most r !btrtt nraT. as. Aid th"e
eaaea ar not i.hitel ,,ne : thev are numer-
mii'iHy where this most unriv.-i!el renn.ly
Be s!o-t. then, to believe the r,n-r.-;eaod
story aoout the. nngs being g'Uie ; tr ratuer
let no sneh a;ri-ehnsion induce yon to give
up. Art ijnoV the principle that while there
West Ai.baxy. Oct 18, I860
Dr. liazltrDtnr .Sir We do rot hesitate t ,
say to the public that Hr. N. ij. WWta'l 1
is a very valuable medicine, ln-uglitto be k-1 :
m every fnmilv. We have utcd variona cou:,
medicines, but have found none equal I
Klixir.
Iiev. H. N. HOTKT,
Mrs. F. V. HOTKX,
Baunr, Vt , Oct. 24, i860.
Dr. liaxltrDenr Sir Our daughter cat;
home from the factory last summer a ill a severe
and distressing cough. We were maeb alan
on her aoeonnt, fearing that it won! I trr
, in consumption. We useu rarious patent rem?
I dies without anr benefit; ut list we i omraei e
giving her White's Klixir, which oe i cnroii i.
i cough Entirely.
NATtl'r. S-V-ttKMCK,
Ai.V1:R6.V Sl.VEKENrK.
, IaBT, Vt., Oct. 14, i860.
This may certify that we have useJ i)r. N. (i
W hue's Khxir for coughs ami coids, and loand ;t
ail that it is recommended to be.
A V.
AI.VIX ItOBINSON.
ASTHMA CURED.
SrwiMW, Vt., Sept JO, 18S0.
jr. niil UM at sen lias been ferei, :
attticte.l with the Asthma from childhood. About
three years ago he had n severe attack. We pre.
vailed on him to try llr. White's Klixir. and i e
fore the third bottle was gone he wns entirelv
cured, and has remained a aoll man eve;
Yours trnlv,
E. Ii. Palmer.
iRASBunnn, Vt., Sept. 12, l?sr.
I have been afflicted a number of years with
the phthisic, and for months Hi anocoisieu bar.
not been able to lie in bed and enjoy regi,
night's sleep until 1 commenced umg Dr. N. G.
White's Klixir. which 1 am happv t sav
immediate relief, and 1 have been wcfl and en
joyed gx?d health ever since.
Thomas J. Katon.
Price only Twenty Five Cts. per .
Dy Sold by all merchants and dealers in rae !
icinc. Prepared by 11. BAXTER, tt. I) , High
irate, Vermont. 4;,ri
LOOK OUT FOE FUN !
hi
" Whereas the people of the n?n-?IaTC- j tion of n
holding States bave in various forms,
declared purposes bostile to tbe institu
tions of tbe slavelioldiog States, and the
State. Governments of nearly all tbe
Nottbera Stales have evinced a settled
purpose to evade their constitutional ob-
carrving on this war on the rights and
institutions ot the .Vuthern states; antti a question that can bu taken apart
whereas the recent election of Messt . J from the mere cry of Democracy or the
Lincoln and Hamlin demonstrate? tbat
those who neither reverence the Con
stitution, obey the laws ror regard their
oath?, have now tke power to elect the
the highest officers in this confederacy,
men who sympathize with them in their
mad zeal to destroy the peace, property
and prosperity of the Southern section
and who will use tbe powers of the Fed
eral Government to defeat all the pur
poses for which it was formed ; and
appeals of Democratic leader?. Let the
simple issue of Union or Disunion be
put ; and the vote of 1801 will be but
the whi.-pcring cf the wind, as compared
with the gale that will howl around the
ears of the Disunionists of 18G0."
;fot- Ui lce. Ihnn c! I I lulVO SOUL'llt tt loiUT. bt PVB lOSt the rfS.
. - - tv J i rvjiii.;, ... iioj , . i . i oji - - . ,
Though I more thrm earned it with trcachcr
and lies.
'Tis bound by a thousand bands to my heart ;
Not a tie will break, not a link will start.
Would ye learn the spell ? there's honor there,
And a famous thing is the President's chair.
months, what asses they have been. So
I predict.
GEORGIA.
The subjoined communication, which
we find in the Savannah News, shows
what sort of means are resorted to for
the purpose of keeping up the disunion
excitement in Georgia.
Savawhah, Nov. 16, 18C0 Morning
JPShm. It is reported in the city tbat
our townsman, Mr. James Carr, is at
this moment incarcerated in Boston, hav
ing been taken by the authorities there
whilst attempting to rescue his slave.
Will you please inform me if such is
the fact. Very truly, Rex.
acres of ground, 108 bushel of wheat, i whereas the dearest rights of the people
85 of which was raised from one acre, i
Very fair, but it can be beaten easily.
A Bio Pine Thee. ML E. Double
day of the same town felled a pine tree
which produced 5,250 feet of lumber, the
two but logs containing 2.000 fee'. The
total length of saw logs cut from this
tree was 250 fact. Beat this who can.
55f We would call the attention of
our readers lo the advertisement of Dr.
N. G. White's Tulmonary Elixir in
another column. We notice a large
number of cirtificates of its ciTicacy.
signed hy parties living in this County
and probably known to most of our read
er ; they therefore can be relied upon as
genuine. This Elixir is probably an ar
ticle of real value and we would advise
our friends who bave need of a medicine
of this kind to give it a trial. It is man
ufactured by Henry Baxter, M. D.; a
regular phyaieian of over 18 year practice1.
depend for protection, under our Con
stitution, on the fidelity to their oaths of
those who administer tbe Government :
TENNESSEE.
The Memphis (Tenn.) Eiiguirtr, in
discussing the right of secession, makes
the following remark. The Enguirtr
is a strong Union paner :
" Here, then, enters expediency, which
lias to be made out in order to place the
right on any solid foundation ; and no
I Union rnrin nr-e.i sltiin hia nori in .. d
Now, therefore, that the State of Mis- j bate, fa, having nothir-.g more to do than
s.ssrnay be enabled to take into con-. t0 gbow the inexpedieticy of secession,
sideration the propriety and necessity of j be cannot but have an easy triumph.
providing surer and better safeguards j But who shall judge of the expediency?
for the lives, liberties and property of j We answer, an intelligent people, as
her ct.zens than have been found or are j nearlv uubiastd ,, ,JOt.heaJed oratorE
to fce hoped for in black Republican j and recke69 neWsPapers. And we have
oaths, I, John J. Pettus, Governor, tec. j a clieerfu confidence tbat when that
Tbo T.,nt.-- t:. ..-. i ...
-.,. ,n giving question of expedience? shall besubmit-
The Kansas Troubles-
publicity to the above proclamation.! ted !o tbe pe
ti t I
St. Loris, Nov. 24. Different mili
tary companies met at the armory last
night, and received the Govenor's final
orders to proceed immediately to the
frontiers. A brigade COO strong starts
at 10 to-morrow in an extra train, via
Syracuse.
Leavkxwgkth, Nov 24. Up to Tues
day night no demonstration had been
made on Fort Scott by Montgomery. It
is said that Montgomery's object was
only to drive ofl a few obnoxious settlers,
but he had no intention of molesting tbe
government officers. His force is in
creased by men driven from tbe New
York Indian Reserve by want. Gen.
Harney and Gov. Medary will arrive
earnestly urge " a large and general at
tendance" at this extra session of the
Legislature, of citizens from the several
counties of the State who are friendlv
0
of South Car- to-morrow.
olina or lliariaeppi, they wiil decii
as they did in 151, notwithstanding
army of agitators has increased e
tha
both in
numbers and ability.
Z r " . 1 "Cre ,s I For tbc rple are practical thinkers and
wisdom, U says, "in a multitude ofcoun- u.0Ugh tbey are not apt lo be carried
sellors. Let the young men come in j away by logical abstraction
thair numbers ! Let the old men mm. II iaj i , , .
i .ia.c me oiu gcnueiuan who had two
Rise, fathers, ris, ! Rome demand I eggS upon his table, and civing one to '
your aid." Tbe purpose 0f this invoca-j to bis wife cooly took the other "himself !
lion cannot re mi-uii'lcrMoo"!
In childhood's houi I oft did hear
Of the deeds done there with listening car.
Encouraging words that ' mother" would give,
That perhaps 1 might n the White House live.
Would always comfort me when I sighed,
And thisthroDgh life was my aim and my guide.
She taught me to think of the gold earned there,
And I worked to win the President's chair.
I sat and watched it many a day,
While m v hopes were bright and my spirits gay,
As I almost worshipped with devotion wild,
That seat, I gazed at my rivals and smiled.
Years rolled on, but the last one sped,
My idol was shattered, my earth-star fled ;
I learned how much the heart can bear,
When I saw Old Abe win the President's chair.
'Tis past ! 'tis past ! but I gaze on it now,
With quivering Pp and throbhing brow ;
'Twas there I wished and thought to abide,
And memory flows with a lava tide.
Say it is folly, and deem me weak,
While the scalding drops start down my check ;
Bat I love it, I love it ; and cannot tear
My soul from loving the President's chair.
Lot is M. B.
FOR COUGHS, or for any disease
of the Breathing Organs, use J. R. Straf
ford's Olive Tar and Iron & Sulphur
Powder which are advertised in this pa
per. The Olive Tar infuses Magnetism
or vitality, allaying at once any pain or
oppression, and its great balsamic proper
ties heals soreness and inflamatiou. The
Iron and Sulphur Powders being a solu
ble preparation unite with the digestive
food, and enters with it into the formation
of new Blood, the Iron retaining the vi
tal or life-giving forces in tbe blood.
which in its circulation is diffused through
the entire system. The combined Sul
phur converts the waste or worn out par
ticles of the blood into gases which are
expelled from the body through its pores
by the increased energy given to the
circulation. It is there wastes or worn
tificates of priysknans iu Cincinnati, cod I
other whoju cure have been afirvtad here at
IF PH18KMS V1LL USE IT, WHY IS IT
ffOT SAFE FOR THE PEOPLE ?
CnWMcATf, Nov. 2.
Ms&u--. .'.. I- . - i". i Co.
I cur Sirs, Thf pnbl crscraTiv are fully
aware rf the louaanJ oi Minedirs lor dic
tated lui gs, iintit-r the titles of Earsai
rillas. Pills, Piasters, LMiini ita, etc.. tbat
art: daily brought to the.r i.ol.i thr, ugh the
BewMiapera, by war of aovri thwaomta. 11 v
object in writing this noie M fiubiiotian is
to induce the public, or ut least ih vewho arc
nfflietod, (if they will use jwte nt medicine.",)
to vc one that contains articles of rc-ul use in
pulmonary difeut-cp. I OB t m-cious that in
fo doing l ion acting ot napapftM ionnlly,
and derogatory to the interests of medical
science and the regular practitioners of medi
cine. 'lhc medicine toirli U-h T refer if Dr. Ilo'i's
Daltrm Jor the Lvrgt. I bave prescribed it
in a large mimlier of oases, aiid always with
sucrcss. One cuse in yfrtirn'ar to which 1
wish now t refer, was given up by n viral
pbvsirinns who had bees n lied in coio-ulta-tirn
with mvsclf. Tbe petiearf h: .1 all the
symptoms of confirmed co&sumption, such
r cold night sweat, hectic fever, baresr ing
cough, with ii nt in i d pain in the lobe 1,1 ihe
right lung, attended with severe diarrhea!
He eoanneaeed immediately to get better hy
the use of tbe alve-nann-d medicine, and
was soon restored to his ustipl health! I
have also found Dr. Hull's Balsam the moat
valnablo expectorant for breaking up dis
tressing ciilgbs and colds that 1 Cava ver
used W. V. UI.K.HT, M. 1).
PROF. FRED. F. WHITK.
W'T." his GranJ Comic Concert and Etht
V T plan lixhibition, is coming, with gems of
Ballads, wit and Fun, sunhcatn shJ iron, .
acre's Snn, Jokes from hnngliter's plenteous
store, to set everybody in a roar.
White's Comic Concert and Ethiopian Kxh'bi
tion consists of the following popular Minstrel'
PROF. FRF.D. ,'. Wi.'tTf ,
The celehratad Comic Song Sinrer, and ano :i
as the prince of Banjoists.
JOfi.w.vr iSA'o h;
popular Violinist, fiurle.que Spoaker, Sc.
BILLV MORSF,
The celebrated Yaukee Story Taller, and anted
for his Iniighable story of Jacob Doouttte's 1 1
across the I'.ig Pond
MASTERS CTIARUCY AND FRAXK,
Known as the Parisian Twins, the celebrate :
Bone players and Tnmbouritiists, Ojmie Sirgors.
Jig Dancers, Sec.
Mr. wlt will exhibit an ancient Tsaller, Ilia
only one of tlic kind in Amricn. It wr- brot
to tins country hv Dr. Gilmore, "ie celebrated
l rot. liite will "ive
ith tl
mi nc
the moilern 1'iano-
Oriental Traveler.
count of its connection w
i torte
Prof. Krcd. K. White, with his !rnd Con
Concert and Ethiopian Exhibition, will oxhib:
j in all the principal towns in Orleans, Essex am
i.ninoiiie connties, (taring Docem'jcr and .lanuo
ry next.
" November iS, 18C0 ibt(
EXECUTOR'S SALE BY AUCTION.
rrMIK subscriber, Executorof
-1 Mcl'he.-son, late ot Derby,
virtue of license from Probate ti
public auction on tha ttd day of
at one o'clock, P. M , at the "dw
merly oecapted by said decease
KAlt.M, occupied by deceased
Said Farm contains" about fifty
lent land, well watered, with'
ings, &c. Also ten tons of good bar, and wo
bushels of Oats.
Terms made known at tbe time of sale.
WM. VJESBACK
Derh v. Km. 13. 1'60 aw
lie Wiil of John
deceased, (h
wrt)wili sail at
December next,
illmg house for
I in Iserby, tbe
his liie tinwv
acres ot excel-
rompleta build-
Wausaw, Nov. 24. A party have
left for Nevada to ascertain the state of
thing. The bonier people in O.iceola
are excited, expecting hourly an attack
by Montgomery, as be bad reported bis
intention to take possession of the bank
there and its contents. Montgomery was j out particles ot blood that lonns Phlegm
what
Raisin
For fle
:d to lie at Ball's Mills, 2' inile.
1 leaving bis theoretical young son. just ' of ac
and Tubercles, and it is their acrid hu-
mr.r ml liirh irritates ntnl Jp&l rnva the mum. I
from Osceola, and a company of minute branes of thJ Thro IJrol,chial TuU.g;
men '.eft tbere last evening ur tbe scene! ami Air ('..-w nf tl... Ijinm .n.i ft!
tion
a Pamphlet
f-VlTH, it. D.,
I1SSOX, M. D.
Dr. Vs. Hall'
SC0V1LL & CO .
srhth (Street, Cincinnati.
RAN'DAI.E, Iras
, Bartiin. im br
(M.MIvo;i!v NOTICE.
BLEAZEB 8COTT8 ESTATE.
rpilF. Subscribers, having been np,iot, d I
J. tbc lion. Prot)ata Court lor the District
Orleans, Commissioners to receive, rxo. i tai
adjust all olainu aad daoiaada of all per,r
against the estate of Eleazer Scot), late
Greensboro, in said district, deceased renroe:
ed insolvent, and the term of six incntha (n
the Sth day of Sovetnber, ISiw, beiiij aUow i i
said (Jourt to the creditors of said decease.!,
exhibit and pruve their respective cla'uis lieiii
us:
Give N. tice, that we will attend to the dnti
of our aopolntment at tbe dwclli'ie- hon.e
J. S. Stevens, iu UruerMlwro in said J.tr,c- ,
the first Mendsrs of Juiu&i v'aaU March next
1 o'clock, iu ilia afirnooii o e i, .,( .
DERBY ACADEMY.
' Winter Term will ejtnmetice Mm
1 he diareuirs and Usujliers will cacrt everr
effort to runder the school wunhy ,.f ti, taim
liberal Miiuuege it ha received caring the 1.
lerm.
JOHN TINK R )
M. L HrWOOMB, Fx Cms.
ti It. CAIti' MI .R. M l S
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