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The Lion of the Day.
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN yEGETl,
BILE PILLS.

BILE PILLS.
TITO the citizens Of the United States and M 4
IL Canadas is respectfully submitted this Dree
tory to the means for regaining that wnlen ua
been partially, aud in some instances, totally ML
What blessing should be priced above lra /
health and who knows better how to pize inc Ns /
sing, Than those who have been deprived OF ~
it is an old adage, (and one that contains wlSa
Junction. ''in a time Of peace, prepare Tor w. n
We should in time of Health prepare for @r
lacks Of that steaithy foe, Disease. 1t WOMAN
wisdom 10 observe his movements, to stanweN@
form in which he approaches, and then TO Ma 4
him with those means which are calculated 10
feet their overthrow.-Those means are now ~-
fore this enlightened and intelligent commI'!
They are accessible to the poor as well as rlCOrM
trust that those who regard the Constitute
Of man as one of the finest specimens OF DIV"
workmanship, and the laws by which Inc s!"II
is governed and directed, originating 10 no Uur
err than in the councils OF heaven, VIII SO a' WV
the inIunctions Of the latter as TO provide inc VS
safeguard for the former. Al
Ii rs with tho most hattering recomcndaho""
scribed by the most eminent Medical Gen'lemI
not only in this country but also in Europe, ua
offer this valuable Medicine to this American rev
pic. ,.u,,
Time and full opportunity for fair and I@%'
tial trial have placed the Lion OF the Day WI
yond the brand of imposition, Humbug QuacRer'
&c. -,
This pill is composed Of extracts of nine paris "
the vegetable kingdom, (being entirely free o. a%
drug OF deoterious nature y and adapted pdTl'I%
iy TO cleansing of the Stomach, Blood, anu mur" y"
various secretions OF the Human system, Dl S,
Fevers and Cholic, Fever and Ague ,Jaundces .5
let Rosh, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costiveness ~"
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu cured, oy ~,
ing these Pills according to the direction acco"'p'
nying each box. ,,.
1t Is not intended that this medicine is c r
for all Diseases TO which the human system Is "'
BILE.
Many efforts have been made TO compounu,
Medicine which would cure all Diseases, out "'s
FAnED. Those Diseases enumerated ABOVE ~
within the power of these Pills and sure cur
relief is warranted. ,rrr ST.
For SALE BY DIR. LUTHER JEWbli,s
JoHSsBuRY, AEB AT THE PRINciPAL SToKh'"'
| u. STATES &, CANADA.
| Price 81 1.2 cents. omOa.
I ACCOMPLISHMENTS udevine &Hoitoh, ; n
vile; A. 81 M. r.. Cheever, Hardwlck; A1C Cot
Vincent, Walden; Warner 81 Co., Cdpoli h,M s.
ting, Cabot; E. Eaton, Danvlle; 5. Hun,P"ial orl
Jo6nsbury; L. r. Brown, Lyndon Corn EEai;rbans,
& Rankin, St. Johnsbury East; L. H. r' Al spd
Wateriord; John M. Parks, Barnet; N. TCband
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, Peaohanm, SIT
Ter and Brown, Peacham; |. 81 A. =; p Inv, GCo.
ton; Charles c. Newell, Burke; j. M nS Slsy
Lyndon.
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y. .yEWETT 81 co.
cat Stepens' Village, BarneD

lac SteoenS Tsttdgc, bdTHet)
TTAVE now received their Goods, and are offer
H. n ing for sale rich and splendid assortment
adapted to the season, among which they VIII
name the following;
Shnwls, bonnet Silks, fancy Hnndkorchiefsj
Tagliona, nous de Lane and Cha lily do;
White red and figured pocket, and Pongee do
Heavy bandanna, large Spittleheld co;
Linen, and Imitation do, and Cotton do
Blue black Morlno; green, blue, black, brown and
scarlet Merno printed Saxony, Alapaca, SILK
work, Alapaca Lustre, Melrose Plaid;
Calcoes, many new and very desirable styles;
Super and common kid Gloves, light kid do; ma
hair, white silk aud silk lace do; gents DucK'
Kid and Berlin do;
Plain and birds eye Cambria, muslin, cotton and
linen Edging, Insertion; whaebone, split rattans;
Silk velvet, cotton do Robes, BIRDS ego Draper,
Russia do, crash table Covers;
Plain and figured Bobinet Lace, super black SILK
Hdkf5. Stocks;
black, blue black blue and
brown, blue black Cassimeres, lavender, steer
mixed and London black, do;
Bishop and linen Lawn; Seiicia, Padding, Can
vass, &c
A good assortment of Vestings; Verona, surge,
beaver Cloth for over coats, black worsted Hose;
Il Braces, a good assortment of Buttons, SILK,
twist thread, pins, hooks and eyes; spool cotton,
needles, silver thimbes, SC. &c.
Black and blue Alapine, red and Merno Shawis,
black Satin, double faced silk, gro de SWISS, In
dia Lusstiing, blue black gro de Sv 'ss Tor dress
es, bonnet and cap Ribbons, cotton yarn, Sheet
HARD WARE, Shovels, Forks, Nails, Iron, &C.
I'll GOODS AND GROCERIES,
PAINTS, OIL, &c. &c.
All who are in want of Goods are respectfully
invited to call and examine qualities and prices at
he new Goods Store. 2l7If
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sTArE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTINCT ~.
AT Probate Court hniden at the Probate Office
AZ irasburgh, 'on Tho 7th day of Oct lSil,
A n instrument purpOrtiRg TO DC IA copy OF the
"a las, wiz aud Testament, and the Probate
thereof uC ; NBRA MCINTYRE, late of Charles
ton IN the CuGniy &C Worcester, and State of Mas
sachusoits, presented TO the Court here that
tho same might be lied aud recorded in the records
Of tins Court
Therefore all persons concerned are hereby not
6ed 20 appear before said Court at session thereof
10 he holden ~ lrasbusgh aforesaid on me hfsi
"wednesday Of November nex:, and contest the
fling and recording Of said Instrument II they see
cause. And il Is ordered that the foregoing notice
be published the c. lndonIan prntod al 81 Johns
bury, three weeks succossiveiy, previous To mo
day of hearing aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, this day Of
October, a. ID. lS4I
22ow3 GEO. NYE, Judge
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COMMISSIONERS NoTICE.

FENHE subscribers having been appointed by the
4 uor. Probate Court 'nr The District OF Essex
Commissioners To receive, examine, and adjust
the csitns and demands OF all persons against the
Estate of ANDREW WILSON, late OF canaan,
In said Dstr,ct, represented ineolvcrt, and the
term Of xix months fIom The eleventh day OF sep
Timber. IsIl, beng allowed by said Court 10 the
creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-do give notice
that we w ~ attend To the duties Of appoints
rneni at the dwelling house of tie widow Assenith
Wilson, IN Canaan, in said district, on the second
Tuesday Of February and on the tenth day OF
March a. ID l542 pt ninu O'Clock in the forenoon
on each Of said DAYS until six ia the afternoon.
GILBERT FRizzEL, Com" '''loneF'.
Canaan. October 9 lSil 22Uw3
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Farm for S ale +.

TENHE subscriber offers fer sale his Farm situated
n in the Southeast part Of Danville, on Ihe road
leading from Danviie Green 10 Pas iumpsc Viii
lage, Barnet and about miles from each, nta ia
ing 100 acres or as good land can be fnu nd in
Caledonia County-75 acres under gund improve.
ment, well watered and fenced with stone wall
and cedar. On said farm is good dwelling oGse
30 by 40, barn 40 by so, wood she'd and oihsr out
buildings, and all in good repaIr--a GOO woos lot
with frum In 800 sugar tress-an exec tent
orchard md good brick school house sitbir 100
rods. Any man wishing purchase eili do well
to call soon. JAMES JUDkINS
panville, VT, Sept. 10 1871 2isi
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A NEW and valuable remedy for tho cure oil
IN CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs
and Windppe: extensively used and recommends
ed by the Medical Faculty, TO whom the recipe has
been freely made known.
l COVERT 81 Co Propretors, Auburn, ~. T..
HOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co, Wholesale Druggists,
I42 Water Street, General Agents, are prepared TO
supply all orders on the Proprietors terms.
The proprietor is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor
Of his medicine, from Physicians, Clergymen, and
OF hers who have become acquainted win It's ma
ture and effects,-among which are the iollowlng
From the Boston JMer. Journal, august 26, 1870
The following is an extract from an article IN
that paper on ".ifoybns LaryngeuS ConciatoTum or
Bronchitis" by Frank II. Hamilton, Professor of
Matera Medica and General Pathology in Geneva
Medical College.
"rhe Rev. Covert's Mixture also now used SO
extensively for this affection byClergymen, belongs
TO the same class of stimulating expectorants, being
one of those lucky combinations of medicinal "a
gents which, while 1t promotes expectoraon, does
not impair the tone OF the stomach. or tins medi-
cine feel at liberty to speak, since It's compost
ton is not held from the profession, and we hope
the proprtotors will fit 10 give il 10 the pub
lie. We, therefore, venture TO recommend 1t hav-
ing employed it in our own case, and in the cases
of many others, with decided benefit.
ssTo all tchom 10 mag concern:--Ths may certify
that have examined the Rev. 1. Covert's ngredi.
ents compounded under the name of the BALM OF
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily calcu
lated relieve persons of all ages and sexes aici
cd with acute and chronic diseases of the lungs
and windpipe, as indicated by coughs difficult
breathing and pains different parts OF the chest:
If administered under suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses.
JosEPu Il. PIrNEY, Physician and Surgeon.
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1888
This certifes that having examined The Rev. l.
Coverts BALM OF LIFE, in all its component
par Is, we do believe It TO be o. the best com
pounds for coughs, consumptons, chronic lniiafna
lions K c., of which we have any knowledge and
do most cordially recommend its use TO all afflicted
with tho above named diseases.
J. w. DANIELS, NJ. ID, 1saHn,
w. J. LnvEJoy, NJ. ID.
GoRpoN NEnpHAN, "a, ID Onondaga.
E. LAwnExcE, M. ID. Badwinsve.
DIR. q. r. PHELPS, Hartford Conn N. r Agent
LIST OF AGENTS In VERMONT.
ST. Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
Waterford, NJ. X. Parks, a. Co.,
Marsheld e. ID. Putnam,
Danville, Andrew Mcmillan,
Wheelock, W. and s. Bradley
Lyndon, Fuller, lde d Co,
Cabot, ID. r. Goss,
Wells River, Hiram Tracy,
Mclndoes Falls, N. nj. LOOMS,
Pcacham, Chandler ~ Brown,
Hardwck Strong and Deiano,
I.amolleviie, b. Judevine and Hoton,
Greensboro, l. F. Waterman, IL Co.
Glover, w. b. Palmer, 81 Co.,
Barton II. Robinson, 81 Co.,
Irasbursh, p Darrow, Jr. s. Co.,
Albany s. 5. Hovey,
Craflsbury, W. E. Paddock,
Barnet, J. Jewett, 81 Co. 2l3-ly
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Leices ter She g ID /.

NOR sale, at Lennoxville, l.. Canada, a full
n blooded Leicester Buck, imported from Eng
land, with small flock of half breed Leicester
Ewes. ALSO,
full blood Leicester Buck Lamb, and a year
old halfblood Leicester Buck.
The above are worthy the attention Of Farmers
wishing to obtain superior breed of Sheep.
Apply to the Post Master,
2i7w6 Stanstead L. c.
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~ ID II III G. E

THE BOS1 on AND TROY IRON COM,
HAVE on hand at their Furnace and ~
IL A. and are manufactu ring to order. 'OundN
Cadron Kettles, "a sizes) Hollow Wa,
Mill Irons, Axletrees and Boxes, ''
Sled, Sleigh and Cutter Shoes,
Ploughs, "a superior article)
tories and tannerIes, 10.
9, 9 ] 2 and 3 feet Box Stoves.
Parlor Stoves of various sizes;
Strickland's Cook Stoves believed to ba H.,
article for cooking now offered to Tho n" "e o@
Cart and Wagon Boxes, and various obpp rT c
ings usually made at Country Furnaces 'N
Turning and Drilling done to order,
ALSO
on hand, about 100 tons of Pig Iron of o alta,
quality. The above articles sold chean or oiy
approved credit. Al orders OF communi oa,"
addressed to the Agent at Troy Furnace pos, wy
fee will be thankfully received, and promptly 'E
tended 10. F'! AZ
HUBBARD HASTINGS, Agent
Troy Furnace, Sept. ID, lS4l. Sl@f
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HS % tins g NJ ID IL d.
AND
Egurr Will 8 or 80

I'D F. WHITE, No. II, Milk st; p0 ss,,,nuacN
d. tinues to import direct from inc nsed in h
ers, all kinds of Dutch Boiling Cio'os unerence
New England States. From long eAdghIed 10 fd
the manufacture ofthis article ne Is ,.,ahle COtn
than can be obtained elsewhere, and at ssss. made
Also, BURR MILL STONES, OF an Ilssm,Sswo,ea
to order. July, 6, 1s41. 2o7ew'S0"'
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There are two kinds Of prayer, lip prayer and
soul prayer; the former like book cover, is an nc
cessory--the latter, like the book ITSELF is the
sential, without which the former is worthless.
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Just Re we'd,
THG LONDON AND NEW WORK FALL AND
WINTER SIEs9DASs
Tun Irfl


8 = OV "a ,.
rug -usscrib~. rites -s'rs agcsTiunity 10 inform
Ais 81. -ss ~ ~ I...,-.,s JgSeraiiy, that he has
removed his TAiors shop 20 the bassrsni siS;y oI
Ms Dv cling, Ist house East Of the Methodist
-,eetins hnnsr, where he may be found, ready TO
Do al ' nrk entrusted To him in the most iashiona-
his style, with fitness aud despatch.
lie would also tender bis most grateful aeknowi.
styremoHts IN Tho inhabitants Of ST Johnsbury and
ytciniiy for the very liberal share Of patronage be
,tnwcd npon him SINCE he commenced business at
,hs Cenns Village, aud still asks tor continuance
% tiie same.
GsHueEsen, Call -
Cutting dcne tor Others To mako upon short nos
tice
TFAIl garments msda by him warranted Ia NJ
Gontleu su's aud Chidrens Cloth Caps made
,n ihe latest style 10 order.
ST. John,bary Centre, Oct 1871. 22Of
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WILLIAM WRIGHI"S
Il m al "a IN h VaR gaGive Pill

Entirely Vegetable.
Manufactured under the Immediate supe,in.,
dance of William Wright Vice President NJ
the
North american College of Health.
ENOR the treatment and cure of diseases in III,
II form Of bilious and nervous levers, me,,Ir
small pox, pains in the stomach, back and sijs
consumption, dropsy, scrofua, cancer, splitting Of
blood, sick head ache, rheumatism, diarrhga, d.,
EMERY, cholics, dyspepsia paIpitation of the herl
ulcers and sores Of every kind &c &c.
For Sale By
LUTHER JEWETT; ST. Johnsbury,
r . ~ MECHANICS. STORE, St J. Centre,
MORRILL, Il RANKIN, ST. j. East
L.. r. PARKS, ~ co. Passumpsic,
CHANDLER a. BROWN, Peacham,
j. q. DARLIN G, Concord,
q. w. CAFES, Luncnburgh,
GOOLD cG NELSON, GaIIJhaI,
FULLER, IDE, 81 co. Lyndon,
J. M. HOYT, d co. Lyndon Csn,re,
J. JEWETT, 81 co. Barnet 2lS-iy
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FqaE.s /! Faa.s f! Furs /!

FQlE's FaEs Furs
FHNHE subscribers have on hand choice select
n assortment of Otter, Shetland, Fur Seal and
Nutra Caps; and Ladies' Mufs and Boas. ...t.. +.
ALSO, a lot CT prime Buffalo Robes.
Those who wish TO purchase the above articles
cheaper than they ever bought before will find it
for their advantage TO call and examine them.
FULLER, JDE IL CO.
Lyndon Corner, Sept. "a, lS4l. 2l7w6
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8 "A s I'll ES, lBLHN I'D s, az
HDO d Es s.!
THE SUB CRIBER
WoULD respectfully inform the Public that
wv he has good assortment of the above ar
ticles, which made of the
FIRST RATE STOCK AND in THE La
.-Ir.a, - TEST STYLE,
which he will soil lo,o for CASH. Grain or approx
ed Credit.
for 90 and "a lighted windows for cents per light,
Is lighted for 3 1.2 cents Is ssaas g,o.. ~
Gothic Cherry, aEad Butteraut
Sash made to order.
UJTAll orders by Mail or otherwise will receive
due attention.
L. MORRIS.
st. Johnsbury. March, 1S4l. l9Itf.
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N e w " 8 bIishmu
THE SUBSCRIBERS "t'
HAVE opened shop at the Eo.,r,
AA Johnsbnry, and commenced MANU-" vtilage,
9 as Ia, B m 81 s and Nd o
in the best and most Fashionable OFSI
they keep. constantly on hand for sale 'y,es wNd
tomary prices. '' az The o
GOTHIC CHERRY, AND BUTTpn,
SASH MADE TO ORDEPS RNUl
oo N. D. o. 4 first rate article of by SASH.
Is lighted for 3 1-2 cents. WI" per Ah
Orders by mail or otherwise will reo.;.
tention. d. g. 'Oe eve duo N
ST. Johnsbury East, Sept. lS4I. Smith
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G. s., lid A To A,
Alto NEY AT A"
DANvILLE, W., sroRg.
OFFICE, OVER A. MCMILLAN 1851
Danville, Feb. %, lS4l.
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Butch Boiling Cloths,

nF the best quality, for sale by the subscribers
" at No. 50, Milk Street, Boston.
HOSMER IL TAPPAN
Boston, April Is, 1889. 9O-tf
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regretted that the Office had dcvolved upon him.
But so it was. The Constitution Of the United
States held this language;
ain case Of the removal Of the President
from Office. or Of his DEATH resignation, or ina.
biIiiy TO discharge the powers and duties of said
office, the same shall devoIve on the Vice Pres
dent; and Congress may, by law, provide for the
removal, death or resignation, or inability, both
Of the President and Vice President, declaring
what officer shall then act as President" &c.
The office Of President devolved on the Vice
President, and as the House had no rules as yet,
and therefore no previous question, he hoped
they would at once vote to recognise John Tyler,
President Of the United States.
Mr.. McKeon asked the yeas and nays on his
amendment, which were refused.
Mr. Ingersoll moved an ad document.
Mr. Fillmore inquired if the Senate had adj.
ourned? The answer from several quarters
was, Yes.
And the question being taken, the House.
by ayes S0--the noes not counted, refused tC
adjourn.
The question was then taken on Mr.. Nc
Keon's amendment, and it was rejected.
And the resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. King, it was resolved tina
when the House adjourn it adjourn to meet at II
o clock tomorrow.
Mr.. Wise moved that the standing rules ant
orders Of the last Congress be adopted for tel
days, and that a committee be appointed 10 revis
them and report, &c.
Mr. Underwood insisted on the necessity Of
radical change Of the rules-and suggested to Mr.
Wise to modify his motion, so as 10 make thu
rules Of the last Congress the rules Of this, unit
committee should have reported and their repor
should have been disposed Of. And Mr., Wis'
submitted a motion 10 that effect.
Mr.. Adams moved 10 amend the amendmen
1by inserting the words except the 2lst rule
which is hereby repealed Pending these mo
TONS
The House, at half past five o'clock, on mo
ton Of Mr.. Briggs, adjourned.
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adopt the standing rules OF the last Congress in
order to allow the immediate reception Of the
Presidents Message.
Mr.. Wlse's resolution, with the amendment OF
Mr.. Adams to rescind the rule excluding aboli.
ton petitions, was under consideration when the
House adjourned last evening.
Some remarks were made by Mr.. Pickens and
Wise, relative to the effect Of waving the con.
sderaton Of the resolution.
Mr. Adams made characteristic speech on
the exclusion Of abolition petitions.
When Mr.. Adams took his seat, Mr.. Wises
motion, to lay the subject on the table for the pres
ent was adopted.
A debate here arose on a motion OF Mr.. Pick
ems that the desks be allotted to members a pha-
betcally.
Mr.. Slade was in favor Of the members cast.
ing lots for desks.
| Mr.. King of Georgia, spoke against the intro
duction of such unmportant and frivolous sub
jects before the House which could only consume
time, and were OF no public interest, no matter
how decided.
After some further remarks from Mr.. Black
Mr.. johnson, of Maryland, moved to lay the
whole matter on the table.
The motion was rejected.
At this moment the Message OF the Presiden
was announced, and being delivered, was read by
the Clerk OF the House.
Ten thousand copies were ordered to be print
ed.
Mr.. Graham of North Carolina, gave notice
Of resolution to repeal the Sub Treasury.
The House then adjourned to IL O'Clock TO
morrow.
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June 9, 1941.
IN THE SENATE,


Mr.. Clay, o! Alabama, took his seat for the
first time.
Mr. Benton offered series OF resolutions, sew
en- in number, calling on the President Of the
United States for information respecting the con-
dtion Of the Treasury, &c. could not obtain
a copy Of them in time to send you.
Mr. Clay, of Kentucky, moved that the resolu.
tons lie on the table and be printed. The motion
was adopted, and the Senate then proceeded to the
election OF the Chairmen Of the Standing Com.
mittees.
On motion OF Mr.. King, the President pro tenn.
of the Senate was authorized to fill up the Com
mittees.
Mr.. Clay brought forward his resolution, Of
which he gave notice yesterday, for a select. com
mittee on that part of the Presidents Message
lating to the currency and the necessity Of ifs.
cal agent for the Government; and after a mod.
ification that the committee shall consist of nine
instead Of five it was adopted.
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JuIIC I, IOi
IN THE SENATE.

The Senate met at II o'clock pursuant to ad-
ournment.
Mr.. Clay, in conformity to notice previously
given, introduced a'bill to repeal the Sub-Treas
lIfy. 1t was read.
Or motion OF Mr., Clay, the bill was made the
special order for Monday.
Mr.. Young presented a memorial, upon which
some conversation arose as to the proper mode oil
proceeding with business at this session.
Mr.. Clay of kentucky thought the action Of
the Senate should be confined to the measures for
which Congress was convened.
After session OF few minutes, the Senate ad-
iourned to Monday
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store it to its former good standing. Nothing,
in my humble judgment would so eaectually
secure the perpetuity Of Our free institutions as
sacred observance of order in the deliberations
of this House.
In conclusion, gentlemen, accept my grateful
thanks for this high mark Of confidence and re-
spect And en,reat you, let all our proceedings
be such as to sustain the dignity Of this House,
maintain the honor Of the country, promote the
public good and preserve, unimpared, the in.
terity Of this glorious Union.
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OFFICIAL.
OT ICIhL.
GENERAL NAVAL ORDER.
NAVAL DEPARTMENT, May 81, 1874

AS mark of respect TO the memory of
Commodore ALEXANDER CLAYTON, late of
the Navy of the United States, who died on
board the frigate Constitution in the port of
Conception on the 9Th of March last, while
in command of the United States Naval
Forces in the Pacific Ocean, the flags of the
Navy Yards, Stations and Vessels of the
United States Navy are to be hoisted half
mast and thirteen minute guns fired at noon
on the day after the receipt of this order.
Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps
are directed to wear Grape on the left arm
thirtydays,
GEO. L. BADGER.
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Important to PriRtcrS.--Judge Johnson
has decided in Feiciana, that the printers
profession is a manual one, and as such
his types, press, and paper, are exempted
from seizure, under the provision of Art
GA of the Code of Practice, which eX-
empts the tools and instruments necessary
for the exercise of trade Or profession
by which the debtor gains hi, livelihood