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THE UNITED STATES MAIL Coactx
ECROM Frederick TO Baltimore Md ,;,I 1 aoH;
United States Hotel in frederick Cin a ; ho ,e
.coach) for Baltimore, on Mondays wednesday. la
Enasys, al O'Clock, A. NJ, aud leaves tie I9ba Iu
IN baltimore, for Frederick on Tuesdays Thnrsd,
nd Saturdays, Ia O'Clock, a. NJ.
Inc above line of Stages WI commence RUNNING nm
= IT day Of Jny. Tile fare by this line will onIS he
and an Excellent dinner will be furnished on the
stSst cents. Passengers will be called for IN each
s.s' "iuhh reasonable distance, free OF charge.
mn mn ISAIAH MEALY, Proprietor
.s -in ne subscriber is prepared to furnish Car
-; 80 anu anu sehlces, TO convey families or private oar
- ~ any gart of the country F
, '.o., y ~ 3w PA l. NJ
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NEWLY INSPECTED HERRINf;s -5oo 80
susquehama Henings, of superior ona, oanrels
SzrcaHs' 4 OF SAFE loW from the wharf " "
SELLMAN & CROOK
cor & Pratt sts
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Sold by G. S DIJIUTRsT
Corner of Pratt ST. and Dugan's wharf lower end of
Centre Market space, Baltimore. au 10
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DOCTOR ANDRY'S

HYDR EDSI.4C ELIXIR.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, ASTHAMH, PLEURISY, SPIT.
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER DISEAS-
ES OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
MO OTHER MEDICAL PREPARA
In TON has been offered TO the public supported
by testimonials of character decisive from sources
as respectable, or that has met with general ia
voIr. From the numerous certificates recently ieee.v-
ed, rsyins he cYiEetsiRsIy Sckcy eft Re rtnly dig
,sfeTsd SySSs joElsfsl: EGSGt k3p :SIf,tsl his 81
LzcIsotSs Chewing; sIheis Hill rSlIh.e Il 3rtlJ
in Pamphlet.
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HUNTERS MEDICINES.
THyO THE AFErIT(yrETs--yp

FENO THE AFFLICrED--YE
n SHALL BE HEALED--Yc, who
, are affitctsdbe conferred and mourn
ne more. Chase back the sigh of an
gussii Q its bitter cell, and wreath thy
/ :, ps with perennial smile, Man gui
dcd by Science has pursued his deem
research among the wogdrous works
OF allure, "like gnomcs in the dark
gold mine," and has gathered from
mel ample stores, the secret mystery
of A SPEEDY CURE!
Come then-eoms one, come all.
Shun as you wouIdthe insidious and
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SyAIHr,s VERrIIFuGE-THEM MOST USE

Corner OF Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
a67m Lower end of Centre Market Space.
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C. s. DUHURsT,
no THE PUBLIC.

VOID Dy q, ,. DUHUNSI,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratt
Lower end of Centre Market Spae,
ma 2S Balun ore
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06

from the Albany Evening Journal. in rr.aiion
TO the Msrshals Depuiics and Assistants in
sking the census. We disclaim all intention
of aiming a, our friend. who - Deputy Of the
Marshal Of this District. DO, who we believe
will no, descend to do the dirty work iupos-
cd upon the officials generally, in the business
And while we trust he will escape con,amin-
alton. he aust no, be surprised tina, strangers
should form their opinion in some measure
from the company in which be is found.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06
ANOTHER LOG CABIN.

h Young men Of our village, a few days
\, moved by feelings Of patriotism, deter
ID to commemorate the Fourth of July by
erection Of a log cabin. Having defer
ID upon ,his, they promptly set about The
fuion Of their plan; the timber was fclled
hauled to the spot selected, and on the
fing the Fourth, the "Raisn" was CON-
red, and abou, noon a genuine log cal il
sd Dur sight. The young men, with 9TH
amosg whom our mechanics bore a con-
pas part, 10 the number of several lmn-
assembled on the occasion, and the
of the Log Cabin was hailed as a
nj OF earlier DAYS. when the tenants Of
y Cabins of America, met and triumph
r the veteran armies ofproud and haugh-
gland. 1t was hailed too as the sym
ser which the enemies of our free insti-
b and our. literiies arc 10 lie met and
rne by 'the patriotic sons Of patriot
Above the cabin noa,el "ihe stars
snyssr with the motto, Harrison and
,, he watch words ofFreedom and Uni
IN emblem which we trust shall soon wave
pbantly over the Temple of Liberty, in
oiihe leagusd hosts Of demagogues and
pcs.
q the erection of the cabin, the lawyer
e mechanic, the merchant and the Ia
parook Of plentiful collation. of ''ba-
tans and pork" mois,cned with a little
cider" and accompanied with occasion
su'ecr toasts appropriate to the day and
casion. After the stomach was replen-
WITH 'homely fare the hearts Of the peo-
re refreshed by eloquent addresses from
tooi, Thurs,on and Pierpoint, when
a"e separated in quiet, without any con-
tanult
e''Aa here omit our cheerful common
o. a' activity and zeal displayed 10y
'"''De Mechanics, in getting up and car
WI hls plan of commemorative the day.
attended that the log cabin shall be
reading room, and for the meetings
Ffeoanoe Club.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06

80, mistaken the meaning of his sig.
&, lis lcuer Is utterly destitute Of
=, h, mus, he akin TO '',bc father Of
10 arens upon bascDess and impuri.
n, ,e,,er doot,less became lis author
.,,sell adapted To the vehicle Of its pro-
rosn. ,,
a., charges tho Wings Of Middletown
..,,coas conduct, and states that, at
Il the letter. "iwo dwelling houses
. ,.l,e..- charging them as Inccndiaries
.,,ssn Of ,hls statement is not obvious,
"a, intended as matter OF reproach
| Wig party generally, where the facts
t,cun: or TO give vent to the vcngc-
.,,., q some lii,lc mind, or 10 relieve
u,tc,ou, heat, Of part OF its burden
amAJ, the statement is entirely
t.,s.tsi,oa-a gross falsehood, a libel
|. a, s,rcdl inhabitants Of the town. -
4 ..-,s have satisfied our own mind with a
| A, vpouahfied denial Of the charge, a, the
4 time asking the Patriot for the proof Of
s,.en,epls which he SO readily endorses
A. ,ru,h--but We will give wha, we be-
"a ls The facts. About the time OF the
|. a he letter, 'coal.crib, the proper
(, viz, and nerer occupied asa dwelling
rruam erected by Canadian and
nv. lie last seas on, and occupied by them
for tine as a Unsatisfactory, were burnt
-.ses- These are the only dwelling
rs hid in ashes" in the town Of Middle
h9 its vicinity, TO which the letter in
N,Os could have referred ; aud it is not
4, improbable tina, they were set on fire
1be mldniph, incendiary" for tho wanton
p,.e Of giving poin, to the letter. No hon
-,n Of either party in the neighborhood OF
srfs eondar,afion, is at all disposed to
~. uss work ofdes,ruciion upon the wings.
!, dlaicrt to account for a production OF
character on any known principle, and
arc constrained 10 look upon it MS kind
sms ndiurG !" the offspring of some dis
81 imagination, which sees dwellings
psd an flames" 10 The fre-ny's twinkling
<Icrhaps this may he one among the va
trhemes devised by reckless junio, TO
% sOes TO Uphold falling dynasty
nscs We urge upon every wing issdii0i
rscsssily Of untiring vigilance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06
ATTENTION WIGS.

For sale by White, Henderson
& Co. al the Rutland and Cas-
Teton Bookstores, the "Tippeca-
noe Text BooL," complied from
Niles Register and other au,hen-
tic records by Vim. Ogden Miles,
and respectfully dedicated to the
Young Men OF the United States.
Every man. old and young,
Wing and Loco Foco, should be
in possession of The above book,
as il may dispense some doubts in
regard to his life both public and
private.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06

Vermont Gii'--A correspondentthus speaks
Of the Green mountain girls "T'hey are as
plump as a pippin, round as ring. sweet as
a rose;--,heir glowing cheeks are but an index
of their warm ardent, lively determined dispo-
siiiou; one embrace one real clincher is enough
TO cause a genial rush in the icy veins of an
old bachelor, or set on fire the purple channel
in a man Of sensibility. Allow me then, TO put
the fair OF Vermont against The world 10 every
point of which you can conceive; they are
giants in iptelleci--so1 and enchanting as
the snowy couch on which old sol sinks him
self 10 res, ,--bold as lion, easily won--once
gained, always faiihful,--Netc Eng. RerieV.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06
TIE OLD SOLDIERS.

The procession having now reached the
Square, the State COMMITTEE, and Committee
81 ARRANGEMENTS repaired to the stage erected
in front Of the Count House, and while the
countless thousands were pouring in and ar
ranging themselves around The stand, the
Revolutionary soldiers, more than one hundred
Of hon were present, came forward and were
Introduced 10 the assembled people. II is
needless to say how cordially they were re-
ceiyed There was 10 bounds 10 the enihu-
sssiic demonstrations Of Joy and gratitude.
Several Of these paidarchs addressed those
around them, 10 bnef bot touching strains Of
eloquence. They spoke Of their country. lis
early history, Us Struggle FOR Independence,
il present condiiion--of lheir own tolls and
sudcnngs their teloyed Washington, aud
in the ullness Of soldiers heart each be-
slowed an old msn's blessing on il,e gallant
Hluison. "Gfspp!e hmio your hean will
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A CARD.

Delegation from this town TO the State Con-
veniion, To tender their hearty thanks TO the
Wings Of Burlington, for their hospitable en-
tertainmcni on tie 2jih OF June much rese,n-
bling primitive times when tho "Log Cabin"
was welcome home 10 the traveller, "ihe
string ofthe latch never pulled in"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06
CDNGRESS

SUB Treasury Bill has passed. the
Feoy IS over so far as Congress is
F"ed' The Sob Of June, 1910, will be
'0'e 'of the passage Of The only meas
'his Administration; an act, which
". Van Buren, he permitted 10 give it
eject will be remembered as long as
Hass Of Rome.
~vas iei 10 Io7.
'f"se how, fIom The uncea-ing dec
80 The friends ofihc measure, tina, we
'o' change Of times, that we are
y" lines Of uneKampled prosperity,
+" "ill be showered upon Us like hail.
ale hot the Golfers Of the nation al.
oieh,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06
Stray Colts.

DROkE from the enclosure Of the subscriber
ID on the 27lii Of June last, two three year old
mare colts. One a light sorrei with . short switch
Iail. The other bright bay nh a natural soct /,
one " lite hind foot aud a small star in her fore.
he sd Both bad shoes on their fore feet whom
they went away. The ,oriel colt was brought
from EDo,burg W lew weeks since. Whosv-
er will give information return ssid colts shsll
be reaso ABLY rewarded.
EDWARD WOODRUFF.
Tinmouth July 4ih, Ie4O .S-29
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06

hooks Of steel" said ono old man, with sslset.
Cd locks and tailoring limbs, "ipr hs H. byFrc
and good man The several ages of thv-o
veteran worthless, we learn, ranged from 81 to
100 years pnc among them Mr. Simeon
Hooker. of Wcstfofd. announced himself Nv
ioI years. When the cheering which follow
ell his presentation had subsidized, n thousand
voices nj tho same instant cried out, "Ntl
he llii his hat, that we NAV mark his icsiurc~i
for never shall we look upon tho like again"
And rs the old man barred his venerable head
beneath the blue arch Of heaven. surrounded
10y twenty thousand freemcn--himsclf the ob.
served of all observers, connecting link be-
tween thicc centuries, q wha, emotions filled
his brc asst For an insian, the fires Of youth
rclumed his eve. and he would have address.
ed the ,hronr; but his heart was too full; n
few broken sentences was all hc could com
mand. have lived through three wars, said
he, and have stood upon this ground when u
was am unblokon wilderness, did something
IN the cause OF Independence, and have VIII
messed It's blessings; but though an old man,
never before have ! seen the people. To
such hands am willing TO cnirust the dcstl-
MES OF NV beloved country, God bless you
all my children, Farcwcll--fircwoll." Cheer
succeeded cheer, as he left the stage, and
"long life 10 Simeon Hooker" dweli upon ov-
cry tongue.
TIE ORGANIZATION.
Mr. Bradley, chairman OF the State Com
mttee now called the Convention TO order,
and the committee of one from each county,
presented the following nomination for officers,
which was adopted.
For Pr,sdcnt
Hon. SOLOMON FOOT, of Rutland Go.
For Vicc Presidents.
ApolIos Arsr,s, "larse.
John ii. DIN, Bennington co.
Ebenezer Wells, Windham CO.
Moses Strong, Rutland co.
Ryland Fletcher, Windsor co.
Jonathan Hagar, Addison co.
A. w. b. Tenny, Orange, co.
Ezra Mech, Chi,enden Go.
VIM. Martin, Washington co.
G. B. Chandler Caledonia co.
IIeman Allen, Franklin Co.
Samuel G. Crafts, Orleans CO.
Joseph Waterman, Lamoillc co.
Stephen Howe Essex co.
Green Sawyer, Grand Isle co.
For Secretaries.
Geo. B Manscr,
Leonard Sergeant,
Jcdediah :. Bushnell,
f. ii. Billings,
Geo. 5. Foster.
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Notice.

CAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber O.
" bout the ls Of Ju ~ inst two mare colts sup.
posed TO be three years old this spring ONE hay
with one white hind foot md star ~ her forehead.
the other a sorre. with n light star in the fore.
head. Both sbod before. The owner can have
them by pay ing reasonable charges.
y, MUssEY.
M-ndon, July 3, 1910. 27-29
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06

AHtstine Rocrui.-On Monday, a bouchdi
fresh from the spade, was brought before the
sitting magistrate at the Police Office, Cork,
TO be aiiested to serve in the East India Com
pany's service, when the following colloquy
ensucd between him and the magistrate. Are
you willing to serve in her Majesty's East In
dia Company's service' Recruit ] am sir
Is. Now you are going TO swear and repeat
what say 10 you. II. Repeat VIVA, you say
sir. b. Repeat after me. II. Repea, after
me, sir. b. All you stupid fellow. X. An.
YOU stupid fellow, sir. (Laughier.) B. Mind
your oath. X. Mind your oath, sir. b. Oh
dear, oh dear will you listen to me X. Oh
dear, Oh dear will YOU listen to me, sir
cloud Laughtcr.) b. Did you ever see such
a fellowi X. Did you ever see such fell
low, sir. Qmmoderate Laughier) Is. LIS
ten to me and be quiet. II. Listen to me and
be quiet, sir Is. Take him out Of that have
no patience with him. II. Take him out Of
that, | have no patience with him. sir. (Roars
Of laughter.) The recruit was then removed,
and after some drilling was eventually sworn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06
Wings of WalIinnford ,

VIII YOU mcc, ono and all, at Ito
Town House, in tho village Of Wal
lnglord. on TUESDAY the Ia,h iw-t. IN
Coarra,ion Of N, Uhple on he STATE Of
nc Torn, for the purpose of = moro
perfect organization. and concerning
upon the best Interests ct the Wing
cause aud TO do any other bu1nes.
tina, may be brought before ,he Coo
ycution.
A number Of ecn,'c men from neigh
boring towns are expected TO bc prev
cnt to address The meeting
Wings of other towns urc requested
10 meet with us, MS The striups 10 ouS
door lalchcs arc MI on the outside. e.,
BY order of l
TOWN CnNNi1>rEc
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Doctor Bro ckway, Dentist.

w ILL be in Rutland on his return from Mid
w dlcbury about tie middle OF July Should
his advice or pr of.tsionsl services be wanted by
any, they will please leave ,hsit address, before
that time, with Mr. Beanup, where lac will make
u short stop.
Rutland, June %, 1ei0, @-9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06
TIPPECANOE CLUB.

hsn meeting of the TipPeoanoe Club
I holden a, the Town House in the West
= on Friday nex,, at : O'Clock =. NJ,
"a full attendance is requested.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06

w T. the subscribers being appointed by tn
w hon. the probate court for the d,strict VI
Fairhavcn, commissioners 10 receive, caaMins and
adjust all claims aud demands Of al: prrs.ns Q.
gainst the estats OF ~ ......
NOAH LEE.
late Of Cas,leton in said district, fsseascd, rep.
resented ms went, and a'so al claims aud DE-.
mands exhibited in cAsrt thereto and ny 1oo,hs
from the Sd day Of June inst. being L,lpwec b.
said court for iha, purpose, we do t,e,-,ore hero.
by give notice that we will attend 10 the bu sinsss
OF our raid appointment, nj the Inn OF Nsa-
over in Cas,cion n the last Mondays Of Sept.
ember and November next, from clock until
6 o clock p. NJ. on crcl, of snid days. I.l.
ERASTUS HIGLEY, }c,,.
HYDE MISSIONER, oo""''''"s
casiletoD, June 90, 1910 AID
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cAsTLET0y SEMINARY.

The Examna ion Of this Institution will
commence the l3,h Of July and continue three
DAYS. There vii be Rhetorical exercises on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The
Philodian Society viii give Conceu on tho
afternoon OF "Wednesday Prof. A. smith will
address the school on Wednesday at the close
Of the examination. The patrons and friends
OF the school are respectfully requested to at
tend.
Prof A. SMITH.
Hon. W. e. KITTRIDGE, Com
Thos. II PALMER, Esq. mii,ee.
Rev MI. PLUMB,
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vas Ieiio IO7.
tcENsus OF THEu. STATES.

Teen taken 10 task" by one of
''' 81 sT''cle IN our paper, copied
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-06

The Meeting Of too Veterans learn
from the Cincinnati Republican that our re-
spccted fellow citizen Gen. Van Rensselaer,,
who with his daughter left this city some weeks
since on visit TO North Beud, had reached
Cincinnati in safety.
Gen. Harrison returned TO the city last eve.
ming. accompanied bv General Solomon Van
Rensselaer,, of New York, and Major Clarkson
and Col Todd.
The meeting Of General Harrison. and Van
Rensselaer,, al Columbus, was deeply affecting
They had been captains under Wayne; they
fought together at the memorable victory of
the Maumee, and throughout long and event
FIJI life, have been devoted friends. Their
military services and sacrifices give them the
first claims to the gratitude Of their county
Gen. Van Rensselaer, commanded troop of
Dragons on the Goth August 1874, and re-
ceived desperate wound through the lungs
In the late war, he led gallant body Of troops
to the assault, upon the heights of Qucenston:
he stormed and carried The enemy's batteries.
upon this occasion, the distinguished General
Brock fell, and Van Rensselaer, received six
severe wounds upon his body. 1t is scarcely
necessary to remind cur readers Of the dis
graceful fact that all these services and these
wounds could not protect the gallant soldier
from the proscrip,ive system OF Mr.. Van Buren,
lie was appointed Postmaster at Albany, by
General Jackson, and removed last year, be-
cause he would not use the patronage of his
Office in support of the administration. The
gallant old hero is on visit TO General Harn-
son, and will be at the Broadway Hotel until
the boat leaves, at IL o'clock this morning.
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DANIELS &. BELL.
Rniland July q. 27--29 3
jSr Of L.,,ers rcniioins IN the poa Ohi &c a.
- Rutland VI . 3hh juno, iai0
Adams William rhos w. lie Chaa
Andtus Horace Lee Amherst
Killings Aver, Lung Jared
buit ct6cd Eph-,m Mason l'os mcf
J. o ngs Anne l.. Morton John
Ii-cbe Fanny Maynard yyha
Iiutm,a iuc, Ntror Jub,e,ab
nurt Mary Mason Faapy sef
Barnard Jos cph cAulcy Rachael
holland Ilcmsn 4 Maiesr DAVID ef
Matte, May i.ors,a Me"h ~
Capton H. woca Andrew
Cheney benjamin Parker sally s#
CLARK Chstiouc W plumls May
CLARK louisa n lPcnnuck NJ
Cook John Ripley liz
Davis Andrew Rice icnl
Elliott jones Rice Ein
Edison Melzar Rel srdsou Juuias
Edison t;aleu u. Row Calyin
Tyres Ann Mrs Randall Joba,h,N
Eiiis Mary Z Mrs Row e Mary
Fisher i,m.n ISpsiJins Amos
tIemming John Slas"n
Fay Wilhsm Stew W II
Grecnleal Elias Snit u "
Green William Shattuck John
Gorhsm t,chei rowsioc
Gibson Nancy True Nancy
ilinman Cecilia Dvcrscors of tho Poos
Ilaskins Rnciai Wilkins Scisb
Hammond Victor Wright Clsrnd, d 30
I Harrington Wheeler JdHis
lin .klcy .sar'hsrd \ essoo Amass -.I
Loriug Sarah T. Wood Levi
Wbtocy Martha L..
81 90 TnOS } ORMsB DEE. r. M
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TOWN COMMITTEE.

Lumber Wagons. >
Nine Two Horse Lumber Wagons,
for sale cheap 10y
DANIELS e. BELL.
Rniland July q. 27-29 5
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-28


much of the governors message as re
lates to the condition Of the conntry;
against petiton of Norwich University
and the House concurred. BY committee
Of ways and means bill in addition to chap
5. of the revised statutes, ordered to I'd
leading. BY committee ofclaims. bill 10
BAY Fl. S. Morse and others, @92, order
Ed to Sd reading; bill to pay A. d Arms,
$50, ordered to third reading. BY select
committee, against two bills relating 10 the
militia, and they were dismissed. BY ju-
.iciary committee, bill relating to evidence,
ordered 10 I'd reading bill altering Judi
cial circuits of this Stale, opposed by
Messrs. Fisk Of w. BaiIy and Warner of
IN. supported by Mr. Hazen. and rejected,
|nyes 40, nays 70; against Senate bill, to
prevent fraudulent attachments and it was
rejected BY committee on military af-
fairs bill to rsy the toWn of Alburgh
|S657 Is, ordered to third reading; against
bin to pay Cephas Baiy-dismissed.
The Governor communicated the decll-
nalion Of Darius Pride. Esq. as assistant
Justice. OF Orange county court.
Petition referred. OF Henry Blake, TO
general crmmitlee.
Bills. From the Senate, extending ju-
Fisdiction Of justices Of the peace, refer
red TO judiciary committee; providing for
|hc nnion Of school districts, referred to
General committee; in relation to high
rays, referred 10 committee on roads and
|hnals.
The House resumed consideration of
BE bill relatingto banks. Mr. Villas moy-
q to amend the first section, so as 10 en-
.pwer future legislatures to repeal, as well
S alter any bank charter adopted. The
|pte yesterday taken, refusing to strike
No the 4lst section, was reconsidered
when on motion ofMr Hebard, the House
rent into committee Of the whole on this
Dill, Mr. Hebard in the chair. The bill
ras then considered section by section
III Closson moved TO strike out the words
pr re- chartered in the first section, thus
.ringingup the general question whether
by bank should ever be rechartered. Mr.
lesson supported. and Messrs Villas.
.nckmaster. Swift and Chandler Of w,
opposed the Amendments, and it was re-
cled. Alter considering the first IL sec
' pns, the committee rose, reported pro-
less, and the House adjourned
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Inc way TO secure a perfect and permanent
anon IS, to purge out error-just as in
building an edifce, Fit be desirable to have
II endure, none but sound materials should
De used. Some may think that the albur-
num-the sap of the woodland untemper-
ca mortar, will answer present purposes
but whoever would have a building that
VIII not soon rot and crumble to ruin, will
INSIST upon the exclusion Of worthless ma
lerlals In an excellent sermon which
heardsrecently, from young brother, he
showed conclusiVely that, sometimes, diris-
aon IS strength. He instanced the .separa-
'Ion Of the faithful from the corrupt mass,
from time to time, as recorded in the history
oi the church. The same thing has got to
De done again. The Protestant church has
formed nnholy alliances which God abhors.
The precious must be separated from the
vile There IS mighty milestone about
The neck of the church; and those who
would save themselves will yet fnd il ne
cessary TO cut loose from it.
These brief remarks are not designed SO
much for particular application, as might,
perhaps, be. supposed from the contact in
which they may seem 10 be brought with
some things, as TO time and place. True,
they were suggested by some things of re-
cent occurrence; but, happy am TO say il,
those things do not find much place in Yer
mont. The remarks are designed for gen
eral consideration. and TO be applied, accord
ing TO occasion.