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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29
DIR Y GOOD S,
EEARDWARE. GROCERIES
comprising


Croekery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, To
taeco, Sole,S. Upper Leather, Calfskins,
Mill s.X.Cut Saws, EIacksmith's Vices:
and Grading scythes, warranted taes
German Scythes, best Longs Sickled
ShoveIs, Spades and Hoes, King and
Collins Axes, Broad Axes, Adzes, fut,
Iron and sifters, Sheep Shears, Knives
and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Knives
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and
Bits Concave bright Augers, Horse &
Wool Cards, Coffee Mills Of various des-
eriptions, a large assortment ofTuckup
and Side Combs, Of the TurtlesheIt as
well as the common Ivory Combs neck,
edin g and dressing Combs, common
and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water in
bottles, silver Pencil Cases, Violins and
Violin strings, Powgder-horus, Rappe
and Maccouba Snuff.
The Staple articles OF Dry Goods consist in
Brown and Bleached Muslins Of very
superior quality not commonly brought to
this market Bed-ticking, Twilled Mus
iinsof various colors, and qualities for
Jackets and Pantaloons, Beverteens,
Storment's Canton Flannel Callicooes,
Ginghams, fashionable P ri nts, Stripe
APlaids, Grapes, Silks in great variety
Silk Shawls, scarlet, red, yellow and
other Bandano, Handkerchiefs, various
dress Handkerchiefs of the latest fashions,
fne Lace, Linnen Edging, Insertions,
Footing, &c. &c. a fine assortment Of
the best German and White Hose, Dia-
per, and Table Linnen, also large as
sortment of German & Irish Linnen, Silk
Ribbons in sets and otherwise, fashiona-
BILE setting, velvet ribbon, cotton fringes.
Shoe thread. &c, &c. with great variety
OF other affieles too numerous to particu'
1arize.
Ladies and gentlemen 10 town and the
surrounding countIys are most respect.
fully invited TO give him aicall and secure
good bargains.
Massihen, May Id 1885 2-f.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29
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9elamtnte puolfum a6tunsep Oa, baB Ct
ls'ns SH'o nno NobnnnS in bas 0aus
an Der pappsl(traBs psrlest bat, pelobes
FnrS''1 !9elnrib Smbof 3useb6rte, oupo
ct Su auer 3eIt anastrofen reroeu fanu,
wenn nbt ab'peIeno in Standardization.
Canton, Decet1ter I, 1886
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29
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bilt tettaabig gum 0ereaaf Gin completes
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,ciefen gndern beFnben ftdb foleenbe
Steinb fleine Geographic,
s.8rtoo!ps 0Deltsefdibte.
gampeS @ntoednug BON Anerifa.
,ReFs Natursei6i6te.
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.GfaabIunaen, bon @nitie Mnller.
Spdrtentereiiebes 9elan9bAl1.
gleab, rou gtraef.
aDas Abenomabl oes 3errn.
0tmm,ilber 8lumsngarten.
Sbaitbreers eoanaeIiiber 9enobrisf.
Alb. masuus, @spftif6e G.bsimniife.
GrSdbIunseu in tau Teno uuo elmer Otabt.
9ausbaItunsefunlt, enslif6 mo eeut!b.
grsabluueen, bon AoeIbert WNIIer.
StilIinss Alter .. ibm lelbit se(hrieten.
Das 9leue 1eitamsut, ,berl. =. .Waa 50.
GbmpIfens Wpreenu. AbsnoAnoa6ten.
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Webarjnsitub.
6iinmslSieiter.
9imm!ifbes Ssrufalem
Der graue Mann, Don gtilIing.
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NiesIs s6itIaIe, - - -
&eailmortb,
waperlsp.
YeosriI ecm 9ipfeL
Die Srepmaurtrcp.
Ser pierosaySt.
9enovsfa, cine anmuttise 8elbitbts &c.
Die @s5urt oes Grl6lsrs.
Grau,n:Sdeblen.
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Das 8ub Der @ebeimuife.
Da5 beimIibe &laslieo, uon Sean Vanl.
gpanasIium Otcooemi.
Das bsiIies Absnomabl :. wsftnbsr9.
Die t!eine QautsnIpieIsrin.
s5sll,s am Selber9e, BON S6mIo.
Die 6amilie 3ebIa5.
Yferoa8neibrb.
Won,anussBndb!ein.
Das mlbmdoban.
SunoelinS 0eceptirfunf.
GuSt. uno oeutIbes 9afhsnsMbrterbub.
Nenes en9'. une oentFcbse Mbrtsrtud.
SclIen 9rot11ar Of the german Language.
0dbner6 bibIiiGs 9ittOtisu.
Die wanoeluoe SeeIe.
9absrmanNs- 9ebettub.
3OuifofsrS preoi8tbub.
gtarF5 9ebstbu6.
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ArnetS tpabres @britsntbUn1.
Scr. drif1libes W1artertbum.
9enein1baftli6es 9sfanebnb.
8ebslu, IeRamente. Qisoerbh6er &ate
9iSmeu, piaIter Su6fabierbn6er
Scbn Saxtou.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29
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Canton 5uni "a. 1886.

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mebreren Sabren in Der 2Iusabun9 Der
3sifunoe ibm eemdbyt-bsnebt einen'
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ten 9oipitaIe neoiejnif fbeugolle9ium
erbaIten, ,perosu ibn, tpie er nit 3uper.
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bitten ourebsebe7cs NIT grfOIs 5u be-
banoeln. g. Ssine Sifis 1T i'm Nlarft=
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29

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rantirt msroen eut ssarbitet 81 fepn.-
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@cpalsSirniB ,rm 8srPaufe.
pappslplanfen, wailen Roaaen
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besp,OSntte, mercsn fatt 3ebInne fnn
N'beit anasnomiuen. D.n. s..
Canton, Sunp G6. 1885. 10stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29
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patentrten Seosrfs: Sattel, Ssosr= 8urte
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8erbe6eruasen biefer Dirt linc, bic te nor
ea5 puoIitum gsbra6t rpOroen, tdufib az
ftaucen. ga er ibsr5su9t 1T, baB blele
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8ebaslicbfeit uno siGerbeitfhrs pfere.
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auf felnsm aItsn StanopunFte, in Ger 2ue-
eara,pae Strebe, in @antom (seraoe oem
neusn 9antbduie ee9enIbsr. frnber be-
INObnt oou pbiljp Dema!t) 81 tetrelbsn
mo rieb freuen wiro ale ole 81 bspie;
ntn, bic ibu n,it ibre,u 3uiprube beebren.
Gr bat ositdnoi9 aut Qano unc IT sc:
fornem cine 9'OBes uuo auS9epetntes VI:
fortineut pon Sattlernaaren ju baItsn,
a!d oa fuo
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k7sA nIfNeSdtteL baIb<po;
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Ditto, Oamsn Seosr0e pontlhe
Ditto, 9emelne DITTO, 3aume, cat
telbd9s, 8ell>@lfem Dttolenbalf-
tern, Gaualieriften Gbodos, No-
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gle9onte>, dor9itter uno Sig
peit(tben, Statf1'Ylebten jsoer
Oatun9.
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nadbarten @aunticS, Fno abtunse
sinse!eoen an3urufen, uuo fur ltb ieIbft
au ieben uno unteriuben.
Canton, Sulp 25. 1926. 18,tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29

II HURXTHAL in the new BrickWare
- house, northwest corner of the Ca
nal Bridge has just received from New
York and Baltimore a very extensive &
splendid assortment IF Spring Goods,
eOmnrisinp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29

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enlno1pr @tuble,
BON anen Gattunoen
unn Vreilsn, eoenfauf
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hedjtnen Vuden Il.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29
Stub M0uufaetur.
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in Der Gueearanos @traBe, canton,
S.N.Ghneioer' Stob'

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gen, aft Qaao batsn uno 3u biuisen
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29
Sin neues SlrmQ.

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Sreunoen uno Dem publi!um III me(oen,
oaB er Soenri d Q8. 0reeaor als
IbeiIbaber in fein @efbaft aenou,ne7.
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ma BON
NeYer6 uno @reeaor,
anf Dem alten Stanopunfte, 9 1bhreu
wettI'6 BON Stad's @aRbof ur @lo6e.
49,. Qram MsDers.
Wdrj 1S. 1887. A1stf
Nuf 9anp,
uno gum @ertaufe. uuaew6bnli6
moblfell fir baarsslo coer fait ale Qlrten
sonoeop'oouste' cine au9emeine Nusmabl
Don 2rofenen QBaaren.
0teeeFepem Ycrcellau &c. ,e.
Doe V"bIlsum 1T a6tunsspOa sinaes
laoen bsp uu &anjurufen.
MeperS II. 9ree9cr.
MaF5 IL. 1887. 41=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29

Gjetrdnfe.
8ranbp, Hnn,, Sin, Waoeiras, Wuss
tat. Naalasas unb Ncrt:SDeine, sum-
Derfaufe beD M. Sobnion a. 20.
WofSiaen Wap %. 1856.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-29
(oeml6 unO qabn1

No0ofaten uno GebtSgeIebrten
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

w. L. Chaplin has been appointed Gen.
cral Agent and Corresponding Secretary Of
the New-York State Ah,i-Slavery Society
Address, Utica, N. Y.
On the 5th inst, tornado passed over the
town Of South Hanover, Indiana, destroy
ing many buildings and much property, but
20 lives.
President Van Buren, has gone to coun-
try residence, about four miles distant from
the city Of Washington, where he will
probably remain until fall. So says cor
respondent Of the N. Y. Evening Post.
The Mississippi planters are cultivating
wheat, this year, instead o. cotton, on some
of their richest lands.
VIM. B. Merriam, of Westport, Essex
Co. N. Y, has raised strawberry in 10
garden, this season, which measured four
inches in circumference.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26
For the Herp.ont telegraph.

Ma. EDITOR, Dear Sir:-Permit me TO
offer your readers very few remarks on
a passage Of Sacred writ" 60
BE not conformed TO this tcorId."
There is, | conceive, great danger Of pro-
fesseA christians initiating the world in its
spirit, its pleasures, and its fashions
"Fashionn haunts every mind, of both
.exes-or all ages and conditions: Hence
the propriety and necessity Of the passage
ofscripture cited. O. =
I am not about 10 screen my own sex, Tor
surely g all are guilty before Cod" but
wish to say to females-and especially to
my dear sisters, be9dre.- Some years
since, il was the fashion to girt the body un-
Gil II was incapable of supporting itself in
m erect position, and then to stay up the
ruined flame with wooden braces. And FOL
this pernicious practice, all had an excuse
One was "weak at the stomaeh''-anothel
was "crooked and wished to be straight,
and delicate in form.
Such practices are evil, from several con
alterations: 1. They charge God with
failure in the formation Of the human frame
As tho that symmetry Of form which tn
Creator has chosen needs altering an
amending by the hands Of creatures, {
make Il eomelyl 2. They Interfere wit
TIE Established laws Of our physical natur
--obstruct the vigorous and healthful opera
tons Of the various functions Of body an
mind. and expose their victims to pain, d.
crcpitude and premature death. e
Do those christians who are running a
ter fashion in dress, know that large prc
portion Of these fashions hare their origi
in q houses Of ilLfamer got up BY thos
whose principal business !, IS 70 ruin all
iheir reaehf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26
DIED,

DIED.
In this town, 18th inst. Simeon BigelO"' 80
In Shoreham, 18Th inst. Charlotte M, wife OF
Gssca Granddaughter Of Elisha Bacon
In Mont pelier, on Sunday, the ION 'nsI s''e'
a protracted Illness Isaac Riker. 81.
In Moretown, 18th inst Of consumption John
Foster, a.. .. .
Jesse Vose, Al.
In Cambridge. Amanda NJ, wife Of Joseph P.
Hawley, Pin Jericho; judith, wife Of Eli
Al his residence in Warren Co. N. c. Nathan
ieI Macon.
In Mounthoily. suddenly, on the 2fst ult .
Sarah Mira. wife Of John Crowley. and daughter
of Isaac end Sarah Dickerman, 20.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

The heather, prompted by superstition
and idolatry, have thrown their bodies into
variety Of contortions to suit their several
deities. But for Christians thus to treat the
noblest work of God, is most abominable.
Why not let this work stand, in all its orig
inal grandeur and elegance of proportion,
monument ofinfnite wisdom and goodness :?
There is in many places fashion OF bend
Jug forward and walking al an angle Of
about iorty-fye degrees, making the body, to
appear as though the spine had been broken.
All that is wanting TO furnish the picture is
a cane and wrink:ed face, which can soon
be manufactured. Those who cannot COM
ply with the last mentioned fashion, with
out serious inconvenience, have found a
remedy, viz: to afix roll of feathers upon
the back! Ridiculous enough!
Christians, be not conformed to this
world. SPECTATOR.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

NTOTICE.-Thep person who has had our Grain
~ Cradle, painted black, for nearly two years
pas, will ruch obhge US by returning il in sea-
son for the approaching harvest.
I,Iv Is, 1857. G. 81 L. CoNsNT.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26
RELIGIOUS SUMMARY.

The following, from the Hampshire
Baptist Register, Of April 81, was overlook
Elk at the time. 1t is now inserted at The
request Of friends.
ORDINATION. On Wednesday the 10Th
ist. DR.. l.. B. Cole was ordained as pas
tor Of the Baptist church in I1opkinton
The exercises OF the occasion were as
follows: Anthem. bv Choir; Reading Of
the Scriptures, by bro. J. Clement; Prayer,
by bro. @. Daland; Singing, ll2 Hymn
OF Winchelrs Sup. Sermon, by bro. z.
+. Cummings, from Acts 20, "a; Ordain-
ing prayer, by bro. S. Everett; Charge
TO the Candidate, by bro E. Worth; Ex-
preston Of Fellowship by bro G. w
Cutting; Address to the church and con-
gregaton, by bro. A. T. Foss; Conclud-
ing prayer, by bro. l.. E Caswell Sing
ing, 298 Hymn Winchell's Sup; Bene-
diction, by the candidate; Singing, Dis
mission.
The weather was fine, the congrega
ton large and attentive, and the exercises
appropriate and interesting Perfect un-
ion has marked oil the measures Of the
! church and congregation IN relation TO
the settlement OF bro. Cole. who conmenc-
es his labors under favorable circnmstanc.
es, and it is hoped this connection may
long continue.
The examination of the candidate was
both interesting aud highly satisfactory
Bro. Cole was hopefully converted at the
early age of seven years and subsequent
" had his mind exercised on devoting
himself to the gospel ministry, but final
Iv entered the Medical profession and
practiscd successfully as physician fol
several years. The council received fuI
testimonials Of his good moral and chris
tian character from the Baptist church in
Windsor, VT, and the First Baptist church
in Lowell. in which places h. has resided
The wear past he has been connected witt
1.-THE Theological Institution at Newton.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

BLACK LEAD-We gave anitem of intel
ligence from the New-York Spectator last
week, which contained a statement that the
black lead mine in Borrowdale, England,
was the only one in the worlc, and that that
was now closed. The correctness of The
statement that there was no other in the
world was very much doubted at the time.
We can now inform the Spectator that the
artists of our village obtain their black lead
from Ticonderoga, Essex Co. Ny.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

CoRREcTtoN.-Int the notice Of the Ordna-
ton at Wallingford, two weeks ago, instead
Of Charge, by E. Huntley," it should have
read, Charge, by E. Hurbut.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

BR. 7. J. RoBBRrs-Br Roberts, who
during the last year went on a MISSION to
China, has written to Rev. ]. B. Cook,
Of this city, from his present field OF 'aoor.
His letter, dated Batavia, Java, FEB. H.
1887" is before US, from which we derive
the following:
Br. Roberts sailed from America Oct,
8, 1886. and after pleasant voyage OF
lO5 days he arrived safely at Batavia, and
was kindly received and Hospitality enter
tanned by the missionaries there. On his
arrival he devoted himself immediatei y to
the study Of the Chinese language. who n
he finds an easier and more delightful
study than he antic ipated. He says,
having devoted himself to the benefit OF
those who can write and speak the Chl'
nese language, he considers himself IN
the field Of his destined labor, inasmuch
as many Chinese live on the Island, he
quotes the following relative to lava from
late writer: Its three principal towns
! are Batavia, Samarang, and Soerabaya'-
Batavia contains within a circuit of twenty
miles 100000 souls, Of whom 80, OoO are
Chinese, and SoerabaYa has about 3OO'
1000, and 5000 Chinese. There are, be-
sides, abou; 10000 Chinese scattered
about in various parts Of the island !" anG
adds, This is doubtless o moderate eStl
mate. Among these many books mlg9
be distributed and missionaries employee,
Books are generally thankfully recel 'ed.
He says: MY health and spirits arr
very good, and have been generally, since
|. | left home. am much pleased wit
thus climate. am truly glad that l nav
become missionary to the heathen-th'
prospect is ffattering for usefulness; "A
notable thing not one missionary here
male or female, regrets having come
This is noble work, nearest divine o
anything on Garth. There are elgn
male and six female missionaries here a
present only one, however, ableto Preacl
in the na.lve language at 7resent excep'
ing Laiiye preacher" 4. 49,
He speaks ofthe importance Of school
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

SUPPLIES EURoPE.-Onth the 18th
inst two large Russian ships, Of nearly a
thousand tons burden each, entered the
port of Baltimore from Bremen, bringing
about 10000 bushels of wheat and IL or
$4,000 bushels of rye, besides 740 emil
grants.
Fifythree bankruptcies were declared
at the Paris Registry Office in the month
of May. Total failures since the lst Of
January in Paris 299, exclusive OF houses
suspended without the Intervention OF ia"
courts -Bos. Press.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEATH BED CoNFEss1oN.-Mos O!
our readers will perhaps recollect the
name of John r. Buzzel, who was indct-
ed and tried some two years and half
ago, for having been gagged in the cele-
brated Convent Riot He was acquitted
upon his trial. We learn from the best
authority, that Buzzel is since dead and
that upon his death bed, he confessed him
self to have been one Of those who set fire
to the Convent
TTbe reason he was not convicted was
capital punishment.-Bos. Press.l
Thus it is clear that capital punishment
stands directly in the way of truth and JUS
tice. Why not renounce and abolish IT.,
then? No doubt great numbers of the gull
ty escape all punishment who would be
condemned by the same juries that now
acquit them, were capital punishment out
Of the way.-ED. TEL. cSt.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26

@>O Our weekly receipts are rather reakl
these days. Who will take The hint ?
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26
MARRIED,

MARRIED.
In Waterbury, l4th LIST, BY Aaron Angler,
VIM. Sprsgue 10 SPEEDY Simmons, all Of ".
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-26
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

L. s. Barney 81 so E. Seahury 81 80
n. Hale 100 w. Goodenough 3 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14

sh.,ru.n, King. Of Ala. N,shol.. Ran. All.
=, oH Pa'eHf' and rae Patent ONee - ~.
Robisso $3.50 'te"u~.
o'' ne Contingent Erpeas,s oft., Se,o,.
MessrA Mexican. chairman, Fulton. ul,,I
Oa EngrOssed Bills -Me.sr. Ci., -,
smith, OF Indiaaa. NorvrfI 49,
on EnrO9rd B'a'.-Mes.rs. Smith, Of e.,
~ on, hileh. ~
tn motion Of Mr.. Wright, 30 much n a.
Message OF the Preside NJ and of the See
ct the treasury report ., relate. to the ,af,.,
OF h"aHes -ss referred % III. Committee o., g.
nance. =
aHd on motion OF Mr.. Grundy. the apr, ,.,,.
ate parts OF the same documents very ,,-i, a.,
TO The Committee on the judiciary
Mr.. Nicholas presented . ms mortal pr,,,,.
Tor = ns,,onsl bank,
h"n Mr. oruody, memorial on the hn.nei.I
s,s"'en'' OF the sountr,; both OF ~L,.h
N' ~. 's't.'rd' and ordered to be printed
va motion OF Mr.. Grusdy, "a va,
hA' rsen the SCI s'r adjourn, 1, AL
J'u'n 10 meet on Monday ae.t.
| Nler al executive ses,,on, - sro,,. 49,,
cd till Moudsy. - Jou''
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MInNLsbAY, septeuber

NtDSLsDAT, September G, 1887.
Mr. Hubbard moved such ala amendment OF
The tGivs Ut iiic suuatr 90 ould provide for
the e,ecu.u OF a staudins committee on Pa
tents aud &c Patent Office, aud s.keI for It's
confederation at THIS tiut.
Mr.. Clay expressed wish that the melton
should lie on the table, as usual, tall to-,nor-
row No man lac salI had come Nth greater
reluctance than lac, To- attend tins SPECIAL
meeting Of Cong,es,; but, as Congress was
now assembled, 10 take into consideration the
embarrassed condition Of the country, n.
Would be suii mvCe reluctant 10 return home
th lac should see some broad, comprehensive
aud eiectusi relief provided Tor the euioar
ras'mohls II the currency 1aI the disi,ess vf
the country.
But hc wished TO ask what was the design
oil appointing al the general committees IT
this session. az It's proceeding was 10 be Inn
tied, a. the Presidents Message had intimate
20 Tie special subject f-r winch Congress va,
assemblcd. IL there was nothing To be done
on these general subjects what could Ice the
use Of appointing commuters 10 consider them ;
lie wished 10 be- Informed Uy those ia whose
liaEds Is the destiny Of Ihe country, wl.ther
they designed TO 90 home without dong any
thins ehectuai, or To- LAUNCH out upon a course
OF legislation, at least 81 lar a. To provide ait
practicable means Ia remedy the evils with
which the country Is afflicted.
Mr.. Hubbard said Ge regretted as. much a.
lhe Senator could do, that there Wa, auy cou,.
Tor thcir coming together at thIs time. But
Congress had assembled, and the two House,
were organized; and he deemed It their im-
peratiNe duty to appoint their standing COM
miitees at Tie commencement Of the session.
Aud while they should remain in sess IN, he
also deemed II their imperative duty To re-
eeive the memorials and pelitipus of the Peo-
pie, on whatever subject, aud 10 act upon
them. Mr.. a. was as des.rous as any Que 10
bring the session speedily to a close, but
while II should continue, he was not willing
TO omit sny of the various duties which might
properly deyolVe upon them. lie hoped they
might adjourn at an early day and might yet be
able io do something to relieve the community
The motion providing for q standing com
mi,iee ON Patents and the Patent Office lies
over till tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard, Il was
Rs'oired, That the standing committees Of
the Senate be appointed TO morrow.
Ga motion Of Mr. W alker, the Senate ad-
Jouraej.