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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-23
CONSU MPTHON
A n ID LIV u IL G o Nj p l. A N Il.
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
FROM 375, BOWERY, N. Y.

FhOM $40, bOW LIZ :, N. I.
nor the OF Coughs, Colds Asthma, Whoopins
Cough, Caarrh, Pains in the Side and Breast, Bfon-
chitis Liver Complaints and ali those affections of the
Throat and Lungs, which oil much suffer-
ing and often terminate in Consumption. This remedy
Justly and highly distinguished. Ii purely vegetable
mid and gentle its effects upon the SYSTEM and be
taken in the most delicate with safety as well as
utility. extensively has been used and often prov
ed successful, in and apparently almost
hopeless cases. not only palliative but remedy,
that the proprietor feel hestancy in introducing and
recommending it 10 all who unfortunately may have
sion 10 resort TO means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware of the
healing properties of this vegetable preparation not
frequently prescribe in their practice and with the med
zeal faculty generally 1t has met with more Than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from The highest and most respectable
ces Of persons who have either been greatly relieved by
it, or entirely recovered from affections of the Lungs and
Liver, could be furnished in abundance, but deem is
necessary publish hcm, the medicine gener
ally known throughout the country be the best sdl
cine in use for diseases Of the Lungs aud Liver.
For a common Cold and Cough this is Of the yer,
best remedies discovered.
n b. There spurious and counterfeit article aAoat
and lately introduced into this place. Therefore be
ul TO get The genuine which is from 375 Bowery, New
York. and that the steel plate label the Dol
tie TO prevent counterleis.
For sale by Silas Burbank and Clark & Collins Mont
peer: Moses Morse, Johnson; MorIill. Young Co.
Stafford H. ID. Morgan Co, Warren, r. q, J. M
X icho rdson, Waitsfeld. l9-ly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-23

A NIMAL CHEMISTRY-has proved beyond all
~ question that means DO so chemically combined
upon the absorbent system, and various
mutations, which, If allowed to continue will create
disease pain, troublesome tumors morbid swellngs scro
fuous diseases sc. According TO tie chemistry and the
physiology of the human system, remedy has been dis
covered and applied and rendered successful
moving painful sweing pains in the side and back, rheu
matism, scrofuous humos KngH Evil enlargement about
the throat and neck ague cakes enlarged Spleen &C. &c
One thing should be borne in mind by every physician
that the here spoken Of should be used in PREFER
eace TO every thing else OF gatherings painful
swelings in the breast of those who nurse When the
palnul-there means which be used
that will give quick and certain relief as this
fails for weak backs, spinal rriations and in fact all
kinds of weakness infammaons, it cannot fail As
external application in liver complaints, pains in the sd
and shoulders, Chrome and inhammatory rheumatism,
has equal and as pain extractor Of all kinds there is
no drops, niment plaster that will compare with the
jew DAVIDS OR HE BREW PLASTER"
this is the remedy and 1t is too well known among physi-
clans general to need any other description. Thou
sands have been relieved by this pasteser every other
application had failed. It's pleasant wear, and one
need fear taking cold in that part which the plaster
applied. pamphlet giving account of its discovery
which sufficient spread six eight pasters. Price
so cents.
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier wholesale agents
for the State ocVemont For sale also by s. E. Howard
Burlington; F. Huntington, Vergennes; $, Moody, Mid
debury, N. G, Hale, Chelsea Dana, Weeks and STAN
Wood, Weslford; L l. butcher st. Adams; & ID
Soule, Farheld; H and l. B Walker, Bakersfield; Fisk
and Brown, Wateryille, Keller and Noyes, Hydepark
Noyes, Morrsville Pennock d Benjamin, Wolcou (;
Holon and Judeyine, Lamoilo Perry and Co. Cabot
Z d Putnam, Marshfed L Jewett ST Johusbury; Jew
EFT and Co. Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock; W Downer,
Sharon; Britain, Barre; VIM Rhodes Jr. Richmond
Duiton and Clark, Brattleboro. 22-lyeop.
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1914.
JUST RECEIVED BY Il. p. WALTON


FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
The Gin, beautifully illustrated; Rogers Poems do;
Morris, do; Flower Vase Eliza Cooks Pocmsi The
OPAL The Ladies Hand Book of Needle Work Vicar Of
Wakefield illustrated Golden Gems, The IRIS Embossed
Portfolios Common Prayer, Wife Of Leon, etc., Mrs FL
lis Works richly bound and illustrated The May Flower,
Albums. etc. -. .
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.
Rollo Books completes; Marco Pauls Adventures DO !
Merrys Museum; Mansion Of Happiness, Game; Mrs
Ellis Juvenile Scrap Book, English work beautifully
illustrated; The Jewell Visit to the Mountains etc.
Mrs Ellis, Miss Bremer's and Charlotte Ehzabeths
Works constantly on hand
STANDARD WORKS, ETC.
0Prescotrs Mexco Marshs Remains; Masons Manual
ofMusic; Heber Bees, cheap form French without
Master Bible in Spain, Gipseys in do Meals Pniian IN
Nos Froissars Chronicles ofEngand Franeeand Spain,
bount TO suit purchasers; DAubigne's Reformation I;
Clay's speeches. -
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paysons celebrated ndolibe Ink choice Eng colored
motto Seals Ivory Folders; Bristol Board and pa;
per English Drawing Pencils; Artists Materials ordered
in quick time.
Cheap Works received weekly by Express. Orders
thankfully received and attended to.
STEEL PENS.
Hayden's celebrated Suaviter, Merchants Perry's and
Perran Pens and holders for do just receyed also Par
don's Pens, in Boxes.
January 8, IS43.
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WATCH ES.

Silver Spoons old Beads Ear Ornamnets Finger Rings
Ladies' and Genemens newest patterns livery
rich.) Gold Rstlesstono set Gold and Silver Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Spec,acles, Silver Thmbles
Miniature cases. Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Reyes,
Gold Watch Chains, Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Scissors Fancy Goods. Volins and Strings good as
sortment Of best kind Of Peumcy, Macassar Buffalo and
Bears Oil for the hair, Fishing implements lLage Lo)
Brtana Terpos and Casters, sur eroi quality, large
assortment OF Toys Watch Trimmings Wood Clocks and
Brass do and in short most every thing that kept at
Jowelry Ware Store.
S. A. takes this opportunity to Just say the ladies
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity, that he has
larged his Shop Establishment and has spared pains TO
select Goods suitable for mark Gil it up; and fur
Their says all home abroad to just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
any rate they may rely this that goods what
we recommend them to be no sale.
C-JSClocks and Watches rcpaved a; short notice ana
warranted.
N. B. Silver work and Jewelry made to order any
pattern and warranted good
Montpelier Mayl, 1913. 70
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There Is u Remedy for the sC0rst
Af EElAall0l.S

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fulleron's certificate and then
l. try them;-"Mr Jones, SRA desire TO benefit oh-
induces TO send this testimonial in 'Svor Of your
Drops ron HuMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with scroiulous humor which assumed the
appearance such sorethroat swelling Of the
neck sides hands, large hard punches the neck and
in the armpits accompanied with much and pain
To such an extent did disease rage produce appa
rent deformy of the feaures my lungs became ralcd,
faculties benumbed with the entire loss Of the
sense ofsmelings consulted several skul physicians,
but all pronounced my disease ncurable. have taken
bottle your medicine and using the second
and all appearance have effected perfect cure and no
longer bear the traces Of this appalling disease For
strength oflungs, body and mind have returned, and
the swellngs and punches have disappeared. THIS is
simple statement Of facts, which you liberty 10 US
as you choose. NH FULLERTON.
Pembroke, N. II, July 26, ls4l."
Ey"A fresh supply of this valuable medicine Just re-
ceyed and for sale al the Bookstore Of L r WALTON
SONS, Montpelier,
JUSTICE RECORD BLANKS and Of appeal for sale by
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CoNCoRD Rail ROAD.

ON and amer the LIST Nov Passenger Trains will
~ daily, Sundays excepted in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua Rail Roads, follows:
Leave Boston at 7 A M, IL A M and p NJ.
Leave Concord at 81 A NJ IL Id A M, and p NJ.
Trains from intermediate places will run follows, viz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at s la A M. IL Ia M and M.
Nashua at 9 A M. IN. and P. NJ.
Manchester 0 50 A NJ l Sd NJ. and 73-4 M.
or Immediately the arrival OF the from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester al l-2 A NJ. l2 M and 5 3-4PM NJ.
Nashua at l-2 A NJ. IA p M and 81 p NJ.
Lowell at 7 Id A M. p M. and l.2 M.
Immediately en- the arrival Of the cars ON Boston.
The second Train from Concord arrives in Boston in
season for passengers TO take the O'Clock train TO New
York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad that passengers
may pass daily twice either way between Concord Man.
chester Nashua, ALdover, Havefhi Exeter and Dover
and daily either way, between Concord Porand also
daily hom Concord by Portland, 10 Brunswick Hollowel
and Augusta
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows
Leave Boston at 8 "a M and arrive at Concord the
same evening.
Leave Concord ats SAP NJ and arrive at Boston at
the next morning.
Freight, first class, 81; second class, S3.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Boston an
hour at least before leaving 10 insure delivery by the
first succeeding train,
All passengers baggage should be marked, and when
valued at than $780, notice should be given and extra
charges paid or no claim for damage loss beyond such
sum will be allowed.
Nov. Q, ls4s. 10
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uTPRICE REDUCED.-EO
IT'S TOO LATE HIS DEATH
KNELI HAS RUNG.,,

0NHE package of Mr. Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
i Mr.. Leech, has arrived, SAID the merchant. IT'S
TOO LATE, answered the doctor with gref his death
knel has rung After moment he ADDED had the Pills
arrived in limo, have doubt from what have seen OF
their effects in Qunsy and Sore oats that neighDor
would have been saved. MIs. Blinn who taken quite
as dangerously relieved by them hours was
well in three days Thus we how dangerous is pro-
crasnaton, and of what vital importance appiopr-
ate remedy timely administered. WAsHINGToE died of
similar affection and probably because medication was
delayed only few houls. People should always keep a
box of these Pills in their houses be roady in case of
sudden Illness and because they equally ehcacious in
lung fever bilious fever, collie, cramp in the stomach,
gravel and worms which all dangerous complaints;
and may be said they are remedy for Dyspepsia,
Jaundiee, Indigestion and rheumatism swelled limbs,
heart burn suptons of the skin and in all diseases where
Blood and Glands require purifying In fact the Tomato
Pills should be in every house and used freely
FAMILY MEDICINE,
for which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old Of all constitutions The above is no
fancy sketch, but true.
The Tomato Pills for sale by Agents in all the
towns in the Siate but beware mpoons for several
base attempts have been made 10 initiate these Pills The
genuine are sigusd by &C. X. Phelps, NJ D." Never buy
Of PEDLARS; and ask the merchant if he bought Of
Pedlars. Avoid him who, for few more cents profit will
dsappont the hopes Of the SICK and tre with their
health. The genuine Pills be obtained Of the regular
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT, No. 226, Main street
Harilod.
For sale at CLARK g. COLLINS, and s. p. REQ
FEEL DIS, Montpelier SAML BRITAIN, Barre.
January 1874, IS
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DECEMBER. 1a43.

WINTER GOODS at the Cash Store One OF our
w firm has just returned from Boston, with exen
sivc assortment Of the following, W.
10 ps. Cotton and Silk Warp ALPACAS,
." Dea de Royal and INDIANA Cloth;
6" Striped and Fig'd LUNETTA;
Chusans Changeable Lustes, Chusan de Lans Grape
Orleans Cashmere de Escosse, Orleans Cloths Neapo-
tan Cloths &C. &c for Cloaks and Dresses also 10 pieces
prints from six 10 ten cents per yard bales sheetings
Beached Shrngs 34 A. 4, at much lower prices than
have been sold in this town. LYMAN and KING,
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NASHUA LOWELL RAILROADS.

NASHUA a. LOWELL RAILROADS
=-- WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GSe$A ON and after The LIST November, ls45, the pas
-snN-senger trains will run as follows
Leave Nashville at 6 | Q A M. l a and sd L M.
Leave Boston at I and IL A M and M.
Leave Lowell at 8 IL A M and IL "A and Sd M.
Passengers arriving leaving Lowell in the cars on
this road will BIO conveyed in Lowell 10 and from the De-
pot free Of expense by leaving their names at The Ticket
Office.
Passengers be conveyed by Railroad between Con-
cord Manchester, Nashua and Andoyer, Haverhil Exc.
ter Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are run in connection with the this road. The
Passenger Trains leave Concord at and II Id A
Mi and 3P M. Leave Nashua at nine A M M and
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily Sundays excepted) between Nashua and Boston,
GENERAL RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company are prepared TO transport all kinds oil
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded to
their Depots
All Goods anG Merchandise will be at tho risk OF the
owners while in the Company's Store houses
ONSLOW STEARNS Superintendent.
Nashua, Nov: 8, 1s49. III
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NV iU 1910.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
CtTORRS LANGDONS have this DAY received
- by team the remaining let of their recent purchase Of
M. D. Lanes Shusans Over Coat Cloths and Trimmings.
NEW CROCKERY, including some of the handsomest
Tea and Dining Sets be found this side of the city.
More cheap Teas, Coffee, New Rasins, etc. etc.
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than has been kepin this market which he offers for sale
at his Jewelry Ware Store, three doors West Of the Viii
ago HOTEL where may be found Ladies and Gentlemens
G old and Silver Watches, such as
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Fl A RID w A r E ,

FL A r ID w A r e,
NOS. 81 and So UNION sTREET-BosToN.
GEO. J. 81 CHAs. w. HOMER 81 co.
(Late Homes Homer and COY
lave received by recent arrivals from England theri
IL fall supply Of
They have also received from the best Manufactures
superior Of Domestic Had Ware, making their
stock very complete end most desirable all Of which they
offer their fen and the country trade generally tho
very best terms for cash or credit 2s
VIM. GREENOUGH & Co.,
No.I4, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
A RE constantly receiving,
II HARDWARE e. CUTLERY,
approved credit, on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in part Of
TABLE ~ SPRING CUTLERY.
Files Greavos and Sons, Groves and Sons Saws
Hand, Web, Compass, Blue Back, Grating, from the
manufactures of Groves and Sons Butcher Tyzack and
Turner'S and Slaggs Sickles Greaves and Sons, and
Brown and Fathers, Braces and Bits comprising COM
plote assortment ofsheffeid Goods.
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which are, James's Screws Bed Screwsi Coach
Screws Butts broad and narrow Baldwin's, Kenrcks,
Hinges Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log, Fence, Halter
Chains Locks-Cafpenters, Badgers Rim, dead, closet,
pad, chest, trunk, wardrobe, press; Norfolk aches ,
wrought Nails ofsuperior quality &C.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Amcss shoyels and AIDES, iron and cast steal brass
Bokc's Parker's and Whites. &c; VIM. Rowland's Mi
and Crnss Cut Saws Coffee Mills, &c.
Composing in all stock well adapted to the country
trade. SO.
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GIOves ! GIOUes l.!
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
(tAN be had at all times by calling on CLARK aud
~ COLLINS
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N f w GOODS!

SAMUEL ABBOT,
HASust returned from the city with more extensive
IL assortment Of
WATCHES g. RICH JEWELRY
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T., p. WALTON x SONS.
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for humors, scrofula, piles, eresipeIas, salt
rheum scald-head, and all diseases aris
ing from impur!ty of the blood.
hOCT. BANGS RENOYATING,M IX
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

WEDNESDAY,, Dec. !

WEDrEsDAY, Dec. L.
At the of business notices were given
ofintention to present bills to repeal the duty on cotton
bag ging and gunny cloths TO better regulate the
pay Of the army; to abolish the frankng privilege
and reduce the rate Of postage and also anhorse the
Secretary OF War to grant the of Government
and tents in the various States for the use OF State
and Agricultural Fairs
ELECTION.
ALEXANDER DUNCAN, of Ohio asked leave to present
bill to fix the election OF President and Vice President
day, throughout the Union which granted The
bill was then read. The frat Tuesday OF November is
the day selected in 1t for the election.
message was received from the Senate announcing
the election Of the Rev. Mr. Tustin their Chspain
Objections were urged in favor of postponing imme.
date action the Election Bill and also to make the
special order OF the day TOR Monday next allow
time to examine its Details and make such amendments
and alterations az may be necessary.
Mr. DUNCAN called the ayes and noes on posponement
and the decision was in the affirmative.
The bill was then referred TO the Committee of the
Whole on the State Of the Uaon and made thes order
the day for Monday next.
DISTRICT BANKS
into the state Of the deiunct banks this
present and past movements with power send for per-
and to ascertain the indebtedness certain
members Of Cong ress, officers Of government, &c.
RACE FOR CHAPLAIN.
This interesting annual contest of at about two
oclockthe purse $500, to be by the first man out
The entries were
The Rev. Messrs Daily Of the Methodist Congregation
Tinsley Baptist; Miller Allen Episco.
pal; Muen Luheran Hale, Unitarian; Fisher Bsptist
The contest proceeded as follows:
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
Medical Card,
DOCTOR. ORRIS

DOG I o X M o X X ON,
NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, 2o4x Fulton street,
IN Doctor Morrison continues TO be consulted conGdentiy
all private diseases, which he without mercury
strant diet pursuit Recent particularly 0onor
fh2 - he in 10 days.
STRiCTURES OF THE URETTIRA are cured by Dr.
NJ improved principles without pain Inconvenience
the patient symptoms Of Structure analogous with
peenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands,
NERVOUS. and Const Debility7Ths Affection and
YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate mpceucy
radically cured by Dr. M patholcsics principles y
nal vigor: Aperfect cure guaranteed, OF ny chaSys
N.B-Dr NJ holds communion with laedicai prceuders
who claim be surgeons a: he reTha e on esai.ned
advertising Surgeon in the city Se: his diplomas II h oce
eox Fulton Letters postpaid and containing lee will
insure medicine and advice any Of the Union
Office 20lH Fulton, Greenwch New York. Upsn from
"A. M TO 10 p. M. daily. ms imkrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
TWEEN NrY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-,
SECOND SESSION.

In senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. A, 1874.
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented the credentials of Hon.
Chester Ashley OF Arkansas, Senator elect, TO till
the vacancy left from The death Of Mr.. Fulton.
The credentials were read, the member INTRO
Mr.. HENDERSON, of Missouri, appeared in his
place this morning. Mr.. d. H. Lewis has been in
town several days, but has not yet exhibited HIM
self in the Senate, perhaps from the inclemency of
the weather.
message was reported from the House, that
they had passed joint resolution tor the election
OF Chaplain each, by the Senate and House.
Mr.. WHITE moved that the Senate concur, when
Mr. John Tyler, j. reported :. message from the
President OF the United States, in writing"
Mr.. HuNTINGToN-I hope, Mr.. President, if there
be no objection, that the Senate will proceed now
to the election OF a Chaplain.
The CHAIR-There is no objection. Senators
will prepare their ballots. The first baotng re-
suited in the reelection OF MIR. Tustin, as fol-
lows:-
For Mr.. Tustn, Presbyterian. as
For Mr. Sprole,
For Mr. Hale, Unitarian,
Mr.. TusTIN has been Chaplain Of the Senate for
several sessions. Mr.. Sprole is the learned pastor
OF the Al street Presbyterian Church of this city.
Mr.. Hale is from New York.
Mr.. Evans gave notice OF joint resolution in
favor OF David Shaw & Son, of Boston.
Mr.. BAGBY presented sundry petitions from Ala
bama.
On motion of Mr. BENTON, 1t was resolved, that
the 34th rule be SO far suspended to allow the
President pro tenn. the appointment of the commit.
tees OF the Senate.
Mr.. BENTON submitted resolution requesting
the President of the United States to inquire into
certain charges regarding the official conduct oi
Silas Reed, Surveyor General OF Missouri, Iowa,
Nc. The charges against Gen. Reed are various
and multifarous, fer all of which he rendered
atonement by attending the Baltimore Tyler Con.
venlon in May last and, therefore, we think Col.
Benton, ia instituting an investigation into the ali
legged official derelictions of said Gen. Reed, is
wasting ammunition, especially if there be any
difficulty in subsantiating the allegations of pecu-
ldtion or speculation that may have been uttered
against said Gen. Reed. The resolution lies over
one day.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate commune
cation from the Treasury Department, covering a
statement from the office Of the Treasurer of the
United States, of his accounts with the Treasury
for the Sd and 4h quarters of lS43 and the lst and
I'd quarters Of the fiscal year OF l8l4 Laid on the
table.
On motion OF Mr.. HUNTINGTON, the Senate ad-
journed.
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OF the largest bookstores in the United
States. He was introduced, on Monday
morning, by Mr.. Gales Of the intelligencer. Mr.
u 10 truly unfortunate in having reserved for his
old age the most laborious undertaking OF his lie
We notice, again, in his accustomed corner in
the gallery, where he has been attending every day.
rain or shlne the sittings OF the Senate tor years
past, Mr.. T. w., so mercilessly punished for de-
hcit of some $4,000, as an Office. holder under the
administration OF Mr.. Adams He seems never TO
have recovered from his penalty, and 10 living
monument OF official delinquency most profitable
for contemplation 10 the servants OF Uncle Sam.
We expect an adjournment OF the Senate to-
morrow for the residue OF the week.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
Election of ChapLains-Ows Day Election Lai0-
First Tariff Effort.
The House OF Representatives was occupied
nearly all the morning in the vipa voce election Of
chaplain, which finally resulted in the choice Of
the Rev. Mr.. Daily, Of the Methodist church The
Senate reelected tine Rev. Mr. Tustin, of the
Presbyterian congregation, who performed this
service in that body last year. The JOINT resolu-
ZION requires that the Chaplains shall be of differ
eat denominations, and perform service week in
each house alternately. The one day Presiden-
lial election bill, noticed by Mr.. Duncan yester-
day, was called up and postponed till Monday. and
notIce was given Cf intention to present bill TO
repeal the duty on cotton bagging and gunny
cloths.