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COUGH! COUGHS!

Colds, Pulmonary Complaints, all diseases of the
fungS Phthsic Whooping Cough, Bleeding THE Lungs
sour stomach PAIN IN The side, Liper Price
so cents Joi. The true, original and genuine Balsan,
York aud Philadelphia for the last thirteen years, with
unrvaed curing the above diseases. is de-
cidcy the most popular remedy now in general For
genuine, call for Mrs, GdTdnerS Bnisd of Liueruort
aud observe the signature of the proprietor Wiam BroWn
Chemist, 4ol Washington street, Boston. As further
cury asalnst counerlts wright has been secured
for the outside wrapper entered according Act of
ercss in the Clerks Office of the District Court of Massa
chsctts 1910. IL Is truly vegetable preparation and il
now recommended by many OF our first Ply sicans. For
evidence OF lis support all other preparations, in
side directOnsi Certificates from the following individuals
the express from Boston to New York &c. Ellis, NJ ID
Ih0s. llaskins, Jr; Elisha Horton; Il. Brown; ID. +.
Woodbury. Horace Gall Miss L.. Howard; T.. Williams
NJ ID. This ARTICLES for sale by all the Druggists Bos.
ton; dealers snpplcdby the proprieOr dealers in New
York or Philadelphia.
BosToN, AUG II. 1910.
hereby certify that within few years past have had
several friends who have been subject coughs colds and
pulmonary complaints, and have also been very much
troubled with cough myself young man who is
agent for me at New York fell from the the Bos-
ton aud Worcester Railroad about fur since while
they running nj the rate of fifteen miles per hour and
received seri0ur injury which caused him bleed in
wardy daily, fora year. Amer much persuasion, induced
him to try Mrs. Gardners Indian Rasam of Liyerwort.
lie used or 10 bottles, which entirely cured him he is
now as well ms ever. He thinks nothing but this Basam
could have saved his life. therefore, from experience,
Checrlfy recommend il To my friends and the public for
coughs, colds aid all pulmonary complaints, raising ri
blood, &c. IL is prepared and for sale by WIN. Brown.
Chemist, 4sl Washington street Roston.
WIN. 7. IARNDEN,
Conductor Of Narndcn's express from Boston to ~ York
For sale by J. 4. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VT,
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REVEREND I. COvERT's.
BALM OLE LIEE.

NEW and uatuaDie remedy for The oue ot Ccnsump-
lion, lsthnia Bronchitis, Group, WhooPns Coush and
all diseases Of the Lungs and WihdYipej erftnsrtety
used and recommended by the Medical Faculty. 10 uhop
the receipt has been freely made knoun. :, -. .
co. S p So aSsJ pauG Gqs
| ll2 WIPER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY all ORDEkS ON THE
PROPRiEROR'S TERMS:
| U,HE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily
testimonials OF the highest responsibility IN a'or ofhis
medicine, from Physicians CiergImen ana o'hes, VINO
have become acquainted with It's nature anu eHect,-
among which are The following
From the Boston Medical Journal, August 26ih, lelO
The following Is M extract from an article IN That paper
on" Morbas LaryHgeuS Concondtorum," or Bronthuis,
! und General Pathology in Geneva Medical College
"Thc Rev |. Covert's Mixture also now used so extern
svcly for this affection by Clergy men, belongs To the
class of stimulating expecorans, being one OF those lucky
combinations medcina agentswhich, while II promotes
expecoralon, does not mpnr the tone ct the stomach
OF this medicine weleel ut liberty to speak, since It's
position IL not held from the PRoF EssIoN, and we hope
The popretors will fit to give il to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend il, having employed
it in case, and In the Of many others, with
decided benefit.
To all whom il may concern; This may certify that
have examined the Rev, Coycrt's ingredients COM
pounded under the name of the BALM OF LIFE and be-
eyc said compound is happily calculated to relieve per-
Of all ages and afflicted with acute and chronic
diaeases of the lungs and wndppe, ms indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts o.
the chest administered ueder suitable circumstances aud
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH i. PlrNEf,
Physician y Surgeon.
AUBURN August 3ist, 1888.
This ccrtcs tha, having examined the Rev. l. Covers
BdLM OF LiFE, in all its component parts, we do be-
icvc it tn he one Of the best compounds for coughs con-
snmpons, chronic nilainntlons etc, of which we have
any knowledge aud do most cordially recommend its
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
NV. DANIELS, N. D. s,,iu,.
WI. IOVEJOY, NJ. d. ''''""'
GORDON NEEDIIAM, NJ, u. Onondaga.
T., LAWRENCE, NJ. ID Badwinsvils.
DIR G Il PHELPS, NewEngland Agent, Hartford Conn,
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMrLA1NT
DR.. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIUEnErcEn

az o'cn useu successfully for eight years in tie cure
1 .hese Diseases: J., Remember the original and zen
spurious ,,, u. 90 po"e!, N.Y. ALL Others arc
| CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
@ 'ot h'Se Diseases fully satisfied from
E e. htfc IL IT. medicine equal TO lar TALL
pasalll W idNerNor Being purely vegetable. il r!n 10
,in H. ,v utmost satl! b! all PcrsUs IN every card.
non. ~ ccahs.s the lungs by rNprcorution ,r
nu. o'e"'hg, anu seems to heal the chest There con
u. no question, but this medicine il certain rurc 80.
chronic coughs aud colds. have used il Tor l"ur ,s
III! prucuee, aud always with success. '''''
,ncoxsrrnr A. p. ROGERS, d.
ILLUMINATION The following r, marks wer. "a,
men ron lnr last humber OF the Medical Magazine
Inc surprising effect produced bl Dr. IA, lor p.,..r
oiLlNtr"Or IN consumptive cases. cano iniI a, 80,
detp anu Ihfilng Interest hGOuc htut the world
~ s ru lhls disease tronsumpon) incuraLle that
Is iiLcut To credit our SENSES when We So,
IDENTIFY consnmpi'c, restored tn health Yer
ol Lhy occurrence how then can we aursIion ,bs go;
niic', o IN our icNt We shall be more t,-.
rncili meantime we hope physicians will mnle tr,i ~
'h,s mcnlcin,, and report its effect to us - ''' VI
ne original and genuine Taylor,s BaIssn n,
hi,e,Wofl - made and sold at 315 Bow,rv
~ FEMAlEs.-The number or c'rsIc. L. ,.,,
nea'h IN TINS cit! is truly surprising W,ukrrss io..
"ppue' 'cr complaints, aud many other diseases p,,,
uPui nen mining them pale aud lean of flesh Amin,
can De remeded by the use Of strenstheng nccin ,t
VIII asslst nature in all her movements rtsore 4, ne tom
~ anu muscular organs. Of this hind is Dr. Ta,lor
n"shhl OF LNcrwOrt which being lid and pur,Iy yts,,
NE answers females admirably. II all viii use H. Ne ar,
al elastic step. good appetite ard rrddv cbt
m,i l"ow. once more remember the original and eenu.
he Is mace nj 5I5 Dowcry.
ITSPITTING or BIOOD-Tbis disc,.e cor.i.,. ~,
discharge Of blood Omen ffothy, from the mouth bror'h,
up win hawking and coughing. and il Usually
su WIN dhcny breathing and some pain IN the cb,,
sometimes IL is preceded by an onrression a, a.
dry tickling cough and slight shooting pains This Uses
always more or less dangerous The great danger ,brt
ese np,ohs, ara immediate remedies can aore save
this end Bni DR.. Ta,lors Balsam of Ii,eryor, il n.a
remedy and to show its unparalleled success Of
rn.es rom 4z5 citizens, and many ply sean will be pub
- II NERVOUS DISEASES AND wEAKNEss-p,
INIors Balsam ofLiyerwor made at SIS Bowery 4, az.
rtaly an excellent remedy for these Diseases Nv Ni.
mas heen more less i'll for She was e,,r,n.
nervous and NJ times weak that she could nj a,nJ
10 her domestic duties. By the Of this medicine ~
strength is wholly restored and she is ms hssI,by @
wish her to be- My address is at DR.. TavIor's of 70
~ OBSERVE! Bny only that which il m,de a, n.
% Office, s7s Rowery, yard which is sold nv oren
ner, Windsor. " H ward
P: s. Useful information NAV be fonnd in eireu,,r,
IL the hand' regents. Price 81 per bettle. Sm 20
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THE HAIR! THE HAIR !! THE nan

MO better evidence is wanting to allow the
Y ofthc Genuine Buffalo Oil over other preparation.
than that number Of Druggists 10
IT, and tossing ther miserable limitations the public for
Genninc Buffalo Oil is fast taking the place Of all other
articles to promote the growth, soen and beany the
Halr l's use gives sOness that other article does
and causes 1t TO curl beauul,yby free will darken
and give the hair satin gloss is highly pered and
gives perfect satisfaction to all who have given trial
lon viii observe the signature Of the proprietor William
Brown also Buffalo on imprinted on the bottle In
consequence OF counterfeit which has recently
and Is for SALE have been persuaded obtain new
label engraved copper for which have secured cony
right entered according to act ofCongres. In the Clerks
Office Of the District Court Of Massachusetts ANY infringe
ment will be dealt with according to law.
For sale BY j. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI
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MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one of the most ancient
"A aud wealthy families oil this city, who must be wei
known to numerous iiends having since the year lsis
to recently, been bent nearly double and for scvera
years confined his bed has been restored to good health
has regancd his NATURAL erect pOstonand has quite,
his carriage, aud walks with ease. We believe
this is the gcncman's description pOssbl,
aud there Is cNaggeratOn in it, Wew rive inquirer
his address, aud doubt not his humane feelings will en-
Cusc the liberty; that any doubling, may hn0p
these iartsthUUgh he requests his name may not appeal
in print. Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas. q
Reynolds, al Christie street. has been restored and viii
give personal assurances Of the facts Of his Both
were rheumatism, ard contracted cords and sincws.-
How has This been done!
.inSWer-By the indjdn Fccrtdblc Eircr internally
and Heres Nerre and Bone Liniment externally ~,
HCrdH
sold only by COMSTOCK CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
j. 4. DUNBIR, Woodstock, VI.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

'lIE genuine Gall and Kreosotc is n sovereign remed,
L orremoSins his troublesome pain. II has been il
extensive use for the past four wears and in no case ha
mere neen the least injurious effect from its nse Its the
clear hreosote that has been much cried out
can De referred TO who have pronounced the
a ana hreosote the hest remedy invented This AR.
ce removes all smell from the breath when occasioned BIZ
defective teeth Reference can he made in Boston, proving
us ehcacy, TO John Putnam, VI. l.. Weems j. A. Dill NJ
ionan "to-se Melville, 7. Stevens master Transpor
iaton Cnrs, worcester. Prepared by VIM Brown Chem.
AZ "a,hlnston street, Boston, None genuine unless
s,sned oy Wm brown For sale bv all the Druggists in
boston. Price % cents-large size so cents ="
"a For sale by u 4. DUNRIR. Mnnd,tnck VI
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U n | 0 \ II 0 US L,
MONTPELIER, VT.

rT1hH subscriber would respectively inform m, pph
thai he has taken the above named Uouse n,J ,h,,
The establishment has been fitted up in good ,tyehe ,,,
'ers hmei mat entre satisfaction Willie given TO all bo
favor him with call Ever grateful IN HE oil AMI
numerous customers, whohave paronized him while keen
ing the stage House, at Danve more than ten
pathe 81, hopes they will continue their ivors at the
UNoN HORSE and he respectlly invites his prcsant ma,
rons AMI the travelling public gencrallv when visiting The
Capitol tocall on him. pedeing himself that his house
be kept clean quiet and peaceabe manner and that he
will do his best endeavors render the ,tny of hi.
pleasant md comfortable. mo KRIS
Montpelier. De-. 81. 1910 n, n
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SIiERMAN'S POOR MANS
De, "A 6 n nm

ONLY IL l.2 cents each Each plaster has printed on
" the back al II, Sherman's Poor mans plaster"
the best strengthening plaster in the world and
rgn remedy for pain weakness in the back Ons, side
hrrnst, neck limbs joints, rheumatism, mmhngo &c. &c
ohc million year will not supply the demand They re
qnre little warming before application. Warrcntcd s
ncror to all Othcrsund for quarter the usual price
making not only the hest but thc cheapest plaster in the
world. II affords lie IN icw hours, and makes aston
Shg cures. In liver plants and y spcpsa IL should
be worn over the region Of the liver stomach and il
Will afford great aud astonishing relief In cough, colds
asthma difficulty Uihreathng oppression of the chest
stomach, they will Immediately soolh mud greatly benefit
the patient. Persons oIsedenarl habits those obliged
10 stand much, will receive decided support from one
oese truly Strengthening plasiers Ply scnns generally
recommend thcm in preference 10 an others brcHuse the,
stick or adhere better and afford greater relief In their
operation they stimuat, tonic, aud anOdN ne. They
composed of entirely different inercdrnta from an,
ohcri and known from the eNpericacc Of millions, who
have used them, well Ms the united testimony. ora the
celebrated and distinguished clergy md PHYSICIANS 10 be
the most useful and highly meLcuird invented
or Offered To the public. Several persons have called
the ware house to express their surprise nnh the almost
miraculous cures these pIn.trrs have effected. One man
who has been 50 affected with rhcumatsm ms Ia he unable
10 dress himself without assistance, was enabled amer
wearing one only night To get up alone IN the NOR.
ming, put his cloths and call our olrc with ewes bca
ming with JOY and his tongue pouring forth the glancss
his heart NJ the sudden and signal relief he had received
from this best ofali remedies ASK FOR Dr. sherman.
Poor Mans Plaster. II is called, because the rrcc
places in the power of all to purchase beings only u
cents. sold al the variety store Of P1NGBORN A
BRiNSNi!D, Jewellers Burlington Vt. wholesale agents
\ liberal discount 10 merchants who hu, "a sell ngain
For sale in Woodstock. by J. II. MlRDOCK
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NOTICE. WARREN & MUTE, would respectable
~ give notice To their friends and the public that tbey
continue manufacturing Saddles Harnesses. Trunks Val
Uses and Carpet Bags, and all other articles in their line
business TO suit customers, ut their old standas thew in
tend to suit customers In order living by their
ness-and they respectfully return their thanks for
patronage, and hope for a continuance vs. P'''
Waodstock, NAV g, lsiO. ~
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500 REWARD.

ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been Of
" ered for months, toany who will use bottle OF
Hays Liniaeni Tor the Plies without being cured. OF
thousand sold, in instance has IL failed OF
Proof Overwhelming to be had when is sold 1t is also
certain cure in nearly every case Externally in the
following complaints.
For the Piles, Tightnsssof The chest es.
For oil DropSy " peciaiiy in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers Of the legs, or
Sore throat by cancers other fungus sores, how-
ulcers, obstinate long
Group, standing,
WhoOping cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scaid Head, ChHGiains &c. Y. .t|,
LOOK OUT. .N
Some Soindisrs have eOunterfsted the article and put
il up Uiih UdrioRs depces. DO not be imposed uppn.
One thing only will protect youit is the of COM.
STOCK Il co. that name must aimays Be on The urdp.
per, or YOU ure cheated. Do not iOrget It, Take this
direction with YOU and by that buy III for
it is impossible for any other to be true or genuine
Sold by COMSTOCK Il CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
63 JOHN 4. DUNBAR Woodstock, VI.
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HiTCHCOCK'S ANTI-BILIOUs PILLS.
Look nj tbiS0Dd Re0dI

LOON az ms ana heUH
EhR JARED IlTCICOCk, more than thirty years
~ since Invented and prepared composition Of pills
for the Bilious Choc, ind for some three years
used them only for that disease aud gave them the name
Choc Flls but discovering from their operation the pow
cul elect on the Liver aud its sccrctory duct, dcus
trncht and detergent medicine, Induced him III extend the
list OF them III other discusses (yz Cholera Morhu Black
vomt Cholera, Bilious Chuilc aud other pains III the bow
els Dyscntnry Dyspepsia or ndierstun Aguc aud Fever,
cmi,cn aud Intermittent Fever Colds aud Coughs, and
they have been found by their cNpcctorHtilg operation to
,be eIlcacios In diseases 0i the Lungs. euOw oilers them
to the public under the appellRtUn of iNFi-BiLiOLS
PILLS which experience finds unrivuled for elcacy
uscllcss anJ safety They anCdiCnc wellCacualr,
remove the cause odsuasc IN it, r. attack IN the Ss.
ten aud II is well known to thchculty If physc aud may
he known to any discerning and rejecting mind, that when
the cause of disease is removed longer exist and
there is nothing but the effect olwha has taken place to
DEAR FRIENDS and FELLOW CITIZENS purchase and
pursue the directions given the Labels for any disease
where Eme,cs or Cahartcs useful land one or the 9th
bolh are necessary in almost every disease ceancs
'hc stomach ana bowels aud YOU will undoubtedly realize
sren SAVING oil PAM time and money beside the danger
You rNh o loss Oi health and life.
Mr., ALLEN FULLER Of Double Branches, Anderson Dis.
DISTRICT - T. writes us rs follows yia "Dear Sr-rhp
box OF pills which obtained from You several yenr, since
to the amount Of 81 is nearly exhausted and Inm DESTROYS
OF asccrlanlng by what means shall get new SUNNY,
Bc'dcs those which had hnvencver heard of the nils
IN all my travels in the southern country where in nv
view, there are much nceded."Furhcr he saws rtnc,
were conveyed hcrel think il would be the means ointro
duclng this uryned medicine d. in my view more ey
ensive into the southern States where they would be
particularly well suited to the the people" lie
SAYS" esteem these pills soig that am very desiros
oiavng them generally known and must saw thnt
have some fears lest this medicine should be lost to the
world by some means or other Notwithstanding the means
which You informed me you had taken to prevent such
result. Above ALL entren you not to let the secret of
compromising this medicnebe lost to the world Place il
in place safety, secure from fire and water and he
You'd the reach Ofdrath.
Take and prove the aforementioned Pills and will
guarantee that you will with thousands oiotlers proclaim
like the following.
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DIR. A. SIIERMAN'S
INDICATED LCZENGES,

II CHfLDREN or adults can take medicine in this
form wiihout diNicuHy.
His the only Wdy 10 make il pleasant vet discovered
o. Purchasers WW please obserre that III, name - A.
SHERuAN VI. d." is on each bor
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BALLAD ON THE EVE OF ST. JOHN.


She waiteth by The forest sream,--
She stitch oil the ground;-
While the moonlight. like Il mantle,
Wraps her end3lly around
She stitch through the cold, cold night
But not step draws near;
Though his name is on her trembling lips,
Ills voice meets not her ear!
Hist! vast the haunted stream that spoke
What droning sound swept there?
She listens still no hunan tone
O'erhears she any wherel-
Oh!-was't the forest bough that took
That sad and spectral mien'-
She looketh round distracledly,
But nothing there is seen!
Dark, in the quiet moonlight,
Her s!adowy iorm is lhrown
With strange and lonely mournfulness,-
seems not like her Own!--
She glancelh DER her shoulder lair,--
The moon is cleaning wide;
She turn"th-jesu! what il there
Pate sitting by her side
She pauseh lor single breath
She heurkens for tone;
And terror pains her chilling veins
For breath or sounds none,
The siIence-oh it racks her brain,
II binds il like a cord
She'd given worlds though but 10 hear
The chipping of a bird
The shadow rose before her,
1t stood upon the slream;-
"Oh blessed shadow, ease my soul,
And tell me It's dream,
Thou m''st the form of one they vow'd
Nine eyes should see no nore'
The shadow stood across the stream,
And beckOu'd pale before,
The~hadow bcckon'd on before,
Yet deign'd her no reply;
The lndye rose, and straight the stream
10 its peb'y breast was dry
AZ pass'd the wUod-V cross the court
The gate flew from It's chain
The gentle Iadyo knew she stood
Within her own doman
And still the awla shndowslid
Without breath or tone,
Until it came TO hidden stream
Meath the messy aders lionel
And the boughs fell, dropping ono by one,
Like leaves when winds blow high;
Til they shew'd the dead on a wayelcss bed,
For again the stream was dry!
They shcw'd the teri on It's pebh.y bed,
Aud tho ladye knew it well
She kissed its cheek with piercing shrek,
with 40 no tongue may tell.
The cory shadow bcckon'J on,
And sill her steps imporcd
But she iollowed not, for on that spot
She found shiyer'd sword.
She grasp'd the hi't--irs siIken thread
Her own fair skill Ind wovc;
brothers. baud had struck the dead
His sword had slain her love!
sh' took th' corps upon her knees,
lis cheek lay next her own
Like sou p'ure FAIR in the moon'ish, there,
Like Misery turned to stone.
No food to seek for the ravens baak,
The glbbrt serves them true,
VIVA Young, and sweet, and dainty meat,
ase'cf Young ravens knew,
Aud lew they see near the gibber tree,
For blceiir 'o,n gdes on
From the hunted stream, in the moon = cold beam
On the eve Of good saint John!
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DIR. q. r. Phelps
TOM ALTO PILLS,
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
ASA
SUBSTITJTE FOR CALoTTEL
ARE
UNRlVALLED For EFFICACY.

Th'y have been abundnnty and successfully tried mn,
have received universal appreciation in the treatment of
Hcr@ufa, Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Rheumatism.
Mi"ensd, Coughs,
Nervous Diseases, Coils.
Bilious Diseases, .qcM Stomach,,
Costirencss, Collie,
Headdche, Caiarrh, &c.
FOR SALE BY
JOHN A. DUNBAR, Woodstock,
~ =, tsn'ns Nichols, Qnechce Village,
", .. PROCTOR, Proctorsye,
BOswOrh n Foster. Barnard 57iv
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OBADIAH ALLEN,
RICHARD ELDER,
TIMOTHY BROCKETT,
JARED u nR0lkETT

AGENCIES
J.. u. BAKkER, No. 3ls l-2 River Street, Troy n Y.
.IliADEiS POMEROY, in Exchange Building Corner
of Exchange Market Street Albany, NY.
For SALEBy
JOIN A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VT
20. y G. y. CHAMBERLAIN. Barnard. VI.
MERRICK GAY. StOck hridac VI
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W an attentive peru'ai Of he oioeing pL 1t is be-
ieuedr fully repay all classes Of readers
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-09
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1871.
The New Fiscal Scheme,

The New York Express, whose editor
speaks as if ne were in the confidence of some
of the members of the Cabinet at Washington.
gives an inkling of President TYLER's scheme
of Fiscal Agent, which he says has the sup
port of all the members of the Cabinet. As
we understand it, it is to be something of
Government Bank in Sub-Treasury harness.
There is to be no act of incorporation, but an
issue is to be allowed of Exchequer bills to
the amount of twenty millions of dollars for
currency, bearing no interest, and to be re-
deemed in gold and silver. The principal Of
flee is to be at Washington, and agencies are
to be established in all the States where they
may be required by the business of the Co
vernment--and the notes are only to be re-
deemed at those points where they may be
made payable, as was the case with the branch
notes of the late Bank of the United States
though they will be receivable every where
for public dues. There is to be provision
also for buying and selling bills of exchange,
and taking deposites, sc. This is of course
a mere skeleton of the scheme-but in few
days we shall know all about it, when it will
be time enough to canvass its merits.