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0J@Read Geo. P. Marsh's speech on the Tariff
1t is excellent Indeed, the three speeches by our
Wing members in the House, (by Mes5rs. Cola
mer, Marsh and Foot) have all ELECTED high com
pliments
and Henry R. Barnes Of Ferrisburgh, were drown
ed at Vergennes on the 9TH inst, and on the 18th
John Leyeren was also drowned.
RAIL ROADS.
The Keene Sentinel says that the route from
Bratteboro' TO Rutland, via West River, has been
decided impracLicabie within any reasonable grade
or expense.
AS to the road from Ftchburg to Brattleboro', its
friends are earnestly at work. Books have been
opened at Boston.
Judge The President has nominated Edward
King of Pennsylvania, to be Judge of the U. s.
Supreme Court.
Counterfeit Money. David r. Fuller of Potion.
l.. c.. and Charles Il. Keton OF Calais, have been
arrested for passing counterfeit money. So says
the Patriot.
More I'eras Documents. The Senate continue
to push President Tyler for his documents Among
the last batch was the information that letter ION
which was founded the argument that England
would interfere with Texas,) was not to be found
it being probably private letter to the late Mr.
Upshur. Another fact elected was that certain
stipuatons with the Texas commissioners were
made oraiiy, and never reduced TO writing! A
pretty President pretty Cabinet--a very pretty
treaty
NIissoaui.-A letter from st. Louis says that the
annexation fever is cooling off in Missouri, and
Clay rising.
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POLK AND DWELLING.

Last week ION the authority of the Emancipator
and another paper) we said that Mr.. Polk was
duellist 1t has been denied by Ex-Cocctor Ban
croft of Boston, and the Emancipator announces
that it wthdraws the charge until it Is prepared to
present the proof The N. Y. Courier q Enquirer
expresses an opinion that the charge is Incorrect
ns Mr.. Polk has been called q coward and posted
Is poltroon and puppy. We mean to allow
CIR opponents to monopolize all the lying and mis-
representations about such things sticking to the
ruth ourselves. Acting on this principle, we gave
au!, .i'y for our statement last week, and now
mt the matter as it stands at the present time.
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~orOCO COUNTY, CONVENTION.

...C Wednesday was the day on which GALL,
y. .hout distinction of old party names"-l. c. old
feds and old demos, masons and anti masons pro-
slavery men and anti-slavery men, &c. &c. and so
on" ALL, who are opposed to the election Of
Henry Clay" and to Wing principles -" A NIGH
'TY GATHERING of the sern ncorruptble yeo-
manry"-had been most bescechingly most atfec-
tionately, most eloquenty, invited to rally in Coun
ty Convention for no less an object than to RES
CUE Washington County" We'll, it was beau
tiful day, and there was very respectable gather
ing,-but it was nothing, absolutely nothing, COM
pared to the flaming calm fact, it was not so
large as the regular Wing Club meeting holden on
the evening of the same day and as to the spu7t
manifested, it was hot as un-iceberg, just about
So we are told; we did not attend the meeting
Jacob Scott jr. of Barre, and Roderick Richardson
of Waitsfeld were nominated for Senators, and the
annexation of Texas was soapcd over so as TO pre-
pare the party to swallow it in the same dose with
Polk and Dallas. Though the meeting was not SC
large as was evidently desired by the leaders, ii
embraced the leading men of the party in the coun
ty, and it is evident that they mean to force the
rank and file to support the Baltimore nomination
if they can--they will fight hard. Wings of Wash
ington, let us meet them; let us accept the issue
of Polk, Free Trade, and Annexation Clay, Pro
lection, and No Annexation, and try 1t before the
freemen of Washington County. This county gave
majority for Harrison in 1910, and nop we have
not doubt that the mass of the people are in favo
of Wing principles. Let us up and at them.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.

1t will be seen by the call from the State Com
Inttee that the Convention on the Goth inst at Bur-
lington will be one of very great Importance, as
upon it will devolve the selection of new candi.
date for Governor and the formation of ticket for
Presidential electors. We have no hesitation In
adding that it will also be highly interesting There
is some expectation that Daniel Webster will be
present on the occasion-it is not certain; but in
any event such arrangements will unquestionably
be made as to render the convention worth the at
tendance of every Wing in Vermont.
In reference to the Convention we give the fol-
lowing communication simply because it presents
for consideration the names of Wings who have
done honor to the Sateand are worthy to be honored
by the State, as indeed they have been. We will
add, that other worthy gentlemen have been sug
gested to us as candidates for Governor, viz from
the South part of the State Inland Hall Of Ben
nngton,-from the East, Erastus Fairbanks of st
Johnsbury-a and from the North, Heman Allen o.
Burlington, and our present excellent Lieut. Gov
ernor, Horace Eaton of Enosburgh.
The Wing State Convention Burlington on thu
of June next will have select candidate for Gov
erno Of the decnaton Of honored and worth
Governor who now occupies the Executive chair We ca
deeply sympah2e with him in his atcton, and sincerely
lie has our for future health and happiness aud hOul
the people again call him from his retirement he ma
rest assured have stronger hold upon the
fections of the people than ho has.
very probable that diversity of opinion may no.
the minds OF the people it regards who shall 10 til
Wing candidate for Governor There are many men in o,
ranks capable and worthy and when the nomination
made satisfied all will choerfuly and leaousy give
their hearty support. The Hon. VIM Sade Of Nddlebury
suspect will many ardent friends who will pr
sent his for that office and Mr. Pepout of Rutland will
be named and their claims urged upon the Convention
candidate could he be induced to suffer his beo
the Convention In Windsor County, the Hon. Carlo Cood
of Windsor has been much talked of and should he be select
the candidate, We hesitate not to say that no man would
III Executive chair with dignity than Carlos Coolidge
NO man fewer enemies and all respect the man, howey
much they may differ with him in regard to political matcrs
of the eemon of the State OF Vermont Tint
should be proud the Hon. Horace Everett, Of Wuds
esteemed Representative in Congre
of Vermont, lie represented the people of his dtr
and we'll If he is nominated he will be elected, and if
other man should be selected no shall have support.
A VOTER OF ORANGE COUNTY
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BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
PILLS. HOW TO AVOID THEM.


No SECURITY
Each agent who sells the Genuine I}randrcii Pills has
Il GER riFiCATE OF AGENCY, which has been
engraved at vast expense. 1t represents The mtuuic
Tory Sing Sing The banks Of 'hr HUDSON river and is
signed BY Brand eth and his seal stamped upon the
paper.
No Q SECURITY.
Above all observe the labels upon the boxes Each blx
Of the Genuine p lis has now THREE LABELS uron
ithc top and bottom labels containing upwards Of Five
BRANDREl HIS FilI.S' being printed two hun
bred times upon the two abes
No. SECURITY.
There a'so a. on each label signatures Of DR..
Brand e,h-9nc b. BranIreh AM also one Benjamin
Btanttch. Each box therefore 10 be genuine must have
six signatures Of Dr. Bandrelh upon IL the box does
not answer this d. SCRIPT the Pills not Brandeihs
Pills. but vile couulrftit If them the I'D labelled
nNes have been collected
Nod SECURITY.
Besides the above Signs Of GenUinoness fac smiles Of
The Brandrah Pal labels upon the certificate Of a.en-
cy; ihe,efme mparc yOdr box with the Labels on the
certificate Of Agencv:-fit agrees, thu-Pls are .ue-n
does not, they false.
have expended much time, ard At least $4,000 in pr
feeling these checks 10 the sale &" Counterfeit Pills; and
N hope they will the genuine BitANDRETH
FILLS to all who want them lremam the public scrvt.
b. BRANDRElH, NJ. ID.
2i Broadway, n. Y.
BRANDRE THIS Pill. ARE SOLD AT
DIR. RETH'S PRINCIPAL Of
FICE, 24l Broadway, Y.
AT his n. ENGLAND OFFICE 10 Hanover ST. BoS-
TON, (only place ~ Boston for the genuine
! And by mpro than 1900 agents in the Now England
States aone, whose certificates Of agency should be
med before purchase is made.
iCjS See articles !, 2 and 4, Further Security.
REGULAR AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
| BRANDRETHS PILLS IN
Montpelier, L. p. WALTON s. SONS 65
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''aI| - ~ ~ W. Ssre

TIE TREATY REJECTED, by A TWO
THIRDS VOTE!
On Saturday evening at 8 o'clock the u ). sen
ate took the vote on ratifyng Tyler's Texas Treo-
AYES I6-G57ALL LoCOFOCoS but one
NOES 35-29 Wings and locos.
Thus il will be seen that but single Wing vo-
ted for the treaty.
Mr.. Benton Immediately introduced 0lH 10 an
mex the old Texas,-with the consent OF Mexico
and settling the limits of slavery-and 'ciihoM the
national debt. which is now 90 millions. The Gio6t
pretends to think this viii pass we don't think SO
by u long shot.
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Methodist Conference After long debate, Bish-
op Andrews of South Carolina has been virtually
suspended, on the ground that certain slaves are in
his possession through his wife. The division pea-
ceable) of the Church into Northern and Southern
branches is now proposed.
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In reacham May %, netsey, youngest daughter of Harvey
and Betscy Blanchard, aged l3.
In Newport, April 90 Mrs. Louisa wife of Mr. Josiah Iosyn,
agod -.
Burroughs, aged 80.
In Roxbuy, O. Charles Alien eldest son, aged years
and months Feb T. Ehanaan Erwin, aged 10 years and 10
months May 3 Benz min Franklin aged years and months,
vt a. II. Spaing aud grnndsons of C. & - amson the
disOuse which brought and mourning this family circle
typhus yot with malignant aspect that it bafcd
several sk yscnns and the kindsst attention of friends
and ncghos AMI terminated in the death of these kind and
nocona brothers who much ondcured each other in
life and not long separated in death.
IN New York city, May l2 Lngan L. Lamb, formerly of this
village, aged 80
In Wilmmstown on tho 18th of May Mrs Mary Kin.mun
aged SO years.
At WGitsfeld, June sh l5i Hon. Roderirk Richardson
aged G5
In Woilsded May 10, Eliza Jano daughter of Joseph and
Hannah iimba aged II. Printers in Vermont New Hump
shire and Illinois requested, &c.
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BRANDRETHS PILLS.

They will not deceive you--ihey will fcsioe you to the
SEW f MGYDCNE M 1 To Up
ON HUMAN WOES. They are made to ALLEVI-
ATE THE ILLS OF LIFE, and will be ioundby thotc
who use them the GREATEST BLESSING.
lTIMPURlTY Of the BLOOD causes pain and &C.
disease upon that part Of the body which from any
cause may be weakest Thus persons whose blood IS
impure, should they have n cold the impure blood would
settle upon their lungs and consumption be the trouble J.;
with other affections. All trouble is saved by using
the BRANDRETH PILLS, which cnnol injuro, and
which cannot be Uvcrdone. Only them in the com
mencemrnt Of any disedso-use them in full Doses and
you will be up and well while those who wise 10
end their days. The BRANDRETH PILLS are on
beginning 10 be appreclacdhey found 10 never Dc
cci'c-lhey are the only internal medicine required in u
climate.
WHERE IS THE MAN OF SENSE, whose mn
is unprcJ1dcod Who from The infectious smell after death
would not say word this body have been berc If life had
shall the lower animals live their full extent, ard man only
pfemauicly perish Letus f,low natu e-le cleanse
the blooo from impurities, and we shall live 10 the full
,Xeni OF Tie OIL in our lamp Of life
BE CAREFUL OF PRETENDED I'm: versa pur-
gatyes, which cannot be used without injury to the body
a. Brandrcth's Pills can What are they? Auc they not
iGitauons Of tie Brsnlrch Pills, recommended in the ad
,cniscmcns stolen from DR. Brandrrth? Were they not
originally coun erltt Pills purportng 10 be tho genuine
BrLndrc;h Pills But IN consequence Of the new labels
the Brand eth Phi BIKES they not obliged
under other equally asc? Observe the makers
and travelling agents? Are they not whom Dr..
Banduth cast OIL not for good conuci truly Is this
true applicable 10 the pretended "Indan" add in fact,
to nearly all tho advertised Pills Of tie DAY? shall tho
public trust their lives IN the hands Of these unprucpled
men q! Surely
The Brand eth pills give STRENGTH ror weakness
they liked best by those who have taken the mist
Of thom DIR. Brandreh give personal reference to
thousands who have been restored Gom bed Of sickness
by their when every other had proved unavdi-
ing These cases are continually occurring in This cit !,
and In every other pat of the union. Get Brandrch
Pills fvou not perfectly healthy and they will restore
you-if medicine can d. t-because tho evpe koso
tl,aa lttsI lnH
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSION EItS' NOTICE.
{N7 Tho subscribers beng appointed by The hon the pro-
w bate tor the dis rlct U Bradford, commissioner
to receive examine ard adjust all Gains and demands OF
all persons against The estate of DIR JOSHUA TEN
CLAIMS and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto and SIX
months The I'D day Of May 1914 being allowed fI
that purpose hereby give notice thai will attend 10 the
business Of appointment at the dwelling house of the
widow usanalh Jenny, said CorInh the 20 day Of
July ald November l54i, from o'clock 10 clock M
each Of said days.
SAMUEL HAZLETIKE,)
MELErIAu WILLIS, SComniss oners
MANSFIELD TAPLlN, )
Corlnth. Juuc 9Th 1874 Ga
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HAVE You AN AFFECTION oFTHE
HEARTY

A RE your energies suddenly Frustrated? Does cos
"A tveness trouble you Have you cold heavy feel
ing on one SIDE Of your head Have you pain in your
side and at the PIT Of your somnch through TO the back
DO you feel unequal 10 your daily avocations? Arc you
depressed by anxious fears feeling II some great caldm
iy was going to overwhem you Is your appetite bad
are your day deJections intemxed with food as taken
into the stomach? Are thoy of cay-ko color II all
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MARRIAGES.

BRIGHTON AND BOSTON MARKETS.
change in Wool, Beef, &c.
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TO The HON. THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF BRADFORD,
SHEW ETH.

TOSEPH KNIGHT JR. OF Corfu h, in said dis ret
j Guardian unto Thomas Rowland, Daniel Rowland
Edward Rowland Atme Rowland, Alice X Rowland
and Harriet Rowland mnois, and hcs 10 the estate in
diversion which was of Daniel Wand, late of Counth
in said District that his said wards ate owners and
lecaees BY said owlands last will and testament and
interested in the reversionaiy interest n tho farm Oh
which the said Daniel lived and Of which he died sirzed-
THAI would be greatly for the interest of his said ward
that their therein should be sold avails
thereof put interest, invested IN other estate or
the benefit Of his sad wards,he The eore prays license
ma be granted HIN to sell the sand lands of his said
wards,
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court at Brad,
D,suct % Bradford IS. 5 ford in SAID district on
non Of Joseph Knight Jr-I ordered thar The same be
heard at session Of said Court be holden ut Zeoies
Faus dwelling house in Corlnh in SAID district, on the
second Tuesday Of July ie4ianl il is further orde ed
ihn, nouce of the pendcncy Of said application be gwen
all concerned by publishing this order III weeks sue.
ces,vcy, together with The opp cation, IN the Vernon,
Waterman printed at Montpelier, the last Of which 10 be
before the day Of he uns that they may appear said
Inc an place and object, if they cause.
65 J. W, ID. PARKER, Judge
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MOSES PALMER,S ESTATE.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
l. orabe Probate Court fot the District Of Washington
commissioners examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the of Moses
Palmer, late of Walisfed IN said district decca ed
represented nsoyeni and the Of months from the
Goth day of May S4I, allowed by SAID Court to the
creditors oi said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
spective claims before usDo give notice that will
tend to tle duties Ol our appointment at the dwelling
house Of Aaron Pamtr in Mansfield in said district, on
the third Tuesday Of August and November next, one
O'Clock afternoon. each of said days
RODERICK RICHARDSON j. Com
JAMES DOW, MRS.
Naitshed, June In, 1874. 65
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WING CLUB.
DEATHS.

), Meeting ut The Hall, Wednesday evening next,
at half past Z. June ID, 1914.
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WHITE GOODS.
COD FISH.

SQnO FEET seasoned clear PINE BOARDS and FLANK
,JOOU on hand and for sale by
Juno 6, 1914 Ga sILAS BURBANK Jr.
, 1844-02-07
A SHORT PARAGRAPH,

Bat one wofth remembe ring, both hy
the people and the Legislators Of the pen.
PIE. Speaking Of our legislation in these
United States, Gov Bsiggs remarks:
at seems 10 me that a careful observer
of The course Of things in this country,
will he Impressed with the idea, that to
much Legislation bntli in tho States and in
Congress, is oBe of the prominent evils Of
The times Simplicity, certainty, and
stability in the laws which give lille 10
The property, and regulate the business
intercourse Of the citizens OF n State, are
of very great Importance. Frequent
chalges in existing laws are constantly
defeating these objects, and rendering the
business transactions Of men, and The
tenure Of their properly uncertain. ~
cry new law. qnd every alteraiimi efau
old one. sows ihe seeds 0 Mitigation in tho
community. And tie conflicting Inter.
es,s, ahd disturbed. passions OF men, will
generally insure ~aIpleniilul harvest.
"a reference 10 tho number Of cases
in the volumes of our own reports, which
arise upon the statute laws oi the State,
will throw light upon this subject
And doubtless the STATISTICS Of all the
States would bear cut the ,rath OF this
position; : TOO much Legislation is n o.
the curses Of the country.
, 1844-02-07
S..-.ssA

80
blishing a Standing Committee on Print
ing, similar to the Committee in the Sen
ate.
MI. Wise opposed the Resolution, and
said that there could not be loo much
public PRINTING! a brief debate arose
upon printing generally, in tho course o.
which Mr.. Wiseremarked that his dis
irict was not anDoyed by The presence o.
any contemplate village newspaper
They had nothing of this kind 10 disturb
the social relations existing between all
the people. There were no sewers ia
bis district of this sort.
Some member intimatod that the alb,
sence of The Press was no credit TO the
intelligence Of The people.
Mr.. Wise boosted of The intelligence in
his District, aid said that there we're ed
ucaled Washington, Madison, Monroe
Randolph, Tay!ur, Leigh, and a host d
distinguished men.
"lnclading the radical gentleman from
Virginia" remarked some one, and the
House ~enj"yed The joke by a heart,
laugh. ,t
aNo," said NJ Wise. 81 learn, my
radical demottady in Western PonnsyI
%vania." H..
Mr.. Weller was opposed 10 the print
ing Committee at present.
Mr.. vinion, Of Ohio, who introduced
the resolution. defended it very briefly
upon the ground that II vast amour, 0
trash is printed which is of value 10 no
body.
MIR. Black debated tho resolution, PM
opposed it. Il was adopted during lh'
day and the vote reconsidered pnd The
resolution LAID over.
Other resolutions were offered, and ons
was under consideration relative TO Yves
tern Improvements. Mr.. Thompson o
KY, spoke Of The distractions Of the Mis-
sissippi river and The recent loss Of lit
near 81. Louis.