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MEMOIR OF MRS. JUDITH :. GRANT, LATE
MISSIONARY To PERsIA-by VIM, w. Campbell
Winchester Ann Street-This no doubt will be
found very interesting work by the admirers and
supporters of the Foreign Missionary cause. The
author. appears is relative of The subject OF the
memoir; they were brought up together, and he
has drawn much of his memoir from private jour
nal OF the deceased, placed in his hands by her nus
band, together with number of letters The cub
ject Of ths memoir is the same person is alluded
to by Laurie Todd, the eccentric Grant Thorbsrn,
in OF his papers under the lille Of The Gene
see Girl and her Little Red Book" From cur
sorry glance at the work the author appears 10 have
done justice 10 the subject II any thing the afiec-
ton 81 relationship, and surely the remembrance
OF early days passed together elbows rather too
strongly tor npartality, but this IS somewhat ex-
cusable under the circumstances. The work is
worthy OF extensive patronage, and particularly
recommend II to the female portion OF the commu-
nifty.
| LIrHoeRApuIc PoxrRArr OF JAMES HARPER. ESQ,
MAYOR OF Tux Cry Nav YoRK MIchelir IL
Culpere, Nassau slreet.rhis, as a work Of art on
stone, some Is by IA inches IN size, appears to be
well executed, but not knowing, and never having
seen the gentleman to our knowledge, we cannet
speak IL the correctness of the Likeness. Peihars
Bishop Hughes may be able to do SO by this time
THE POLKA DANCE, composed for the Pianoforte
10y M. CeIlarlus-Attwill, Broadway.-T This piece
OF music is copied by permission from The Picture
Gallery of the New and old World According to
recent accounts this dance appears to be turning
the heads, as well as causing The kicking of the
heela, OF all the fashionable societies of Paris and
London, and we suppose 1t will become all the
rage here IN short time therefore, no one at all
pretending 10 respectabiiy should be without it,
and doubtless all true democrats will mme diately
begin 10 practice it, seeing that Col Polk is NOM
mated for their leader, by the Baltimore COnven-
ton Sit Will be quite u new step for them. We
wonder If the parties had any eye to this matter
who introduced the dance into this country AL
ready are the Boston people calling out iorlt.
"TExAs AND OREGoNsGRANp MARCH," arranged
for the Piano Forte; and "TYLER's GRAND VETo
Quick STEP" for the same instrumrnt--By A. p.
Heinrichs-Ch rIsman, Pearl st-We are scarcely
able to pass opinion these pieces OF music,
not having heard them played by an efficient Mes
ter, and we have an objection TO the introduction
OF party tunes, steps marches TO our private or
domestic circles. In these piping times # party
strife, men have enough of it out of doors, to be
troubled with 1t at home. Besides, our time of late
has been better engaged by the music afforded us
by Chevalier Wikof and Bishop Hughes. 1t is
true that was not of the sweetest description but
then it was more profitable. Squire Boggs indeed,
tried his hand al some variations, but was a!mise
ra HE failure
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THE T. HE
DR WHEELER, OCULIsT, No. - Grsenwieh stree,
II continue: 3 devote his eycusiye attention 20
DISEASES OF THE EYE,
4ad OPHTHALNIIC SURGERY. He has recently imported
from Frsnee very superior specimens Of
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
manufactured resemble every respect natua
eye Any who may be deficient eye can have
arfcay ,epaced by Dr. Wheeler closely
m defy detection
~ Office hours from AM. P.M.-sfter which he v,u
out door patients. MI
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NnvAL.-The U. 5. ship vandalia, of the Home
squadron, went to sea on Tuesday, bound for the
West Indies The following 10 alist Of her officers -
John g. Chsuncey, Esq Commander. Lieotenants Geo
Mason Hooe First VIM 8 Young, James 8. Lockert
Henry II. Lewis. Daniel s. Green, Surgeon VIM r
Canning, Asst Surgeon Robert $. Moore, Purscr John
VI Taylor, Master WIN. %. Cobb, Captains Clerk
William L. Shuttlsworth, Lieutenant Of Marines. =
Midshpmen-R, +. X Lewis, Edward shepherd, Jane,
3. Weddell, Henry Willis, Benz H, Wells Vim X. Low
Henry Ashton Albert Ailmand. Moses Hall Bontswain
Daniel Douglass, Gunner; John Overman, Carpenter
BENZ Crow, Saimaker.-NorJoK Herald, June H.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION TO THE UPPER

PLEASURE EXCURSION TO THE UPPER
LAKES
l(4<&f4 - The stsamhost WISKONSAN, Captan H.
Kendall, yil leave B.ifso on Mo.:Sy. the
-. nna1.,S Of Pleasure to The Upper Llo. VISITING an
gan. including Grrn Bay AArIe time will be afforded
.he passengers for vsitiag Masinac Green Bay, Maaon
Islands Silwaake Racine Southport Chicago; leavsg
9th. ' s -'
The is the largest boat the Western Lakesand
sspopssd By powerful low pressure engne-s ard is
ish-d ~ the orsrp style. witt upper bn composed
ireiy stare fitted and furnished equal
beat IN the word
good psnd Of Music will accompany the Loat and every
erection w oe made to make the peasaet those
8. CXIsS, las Broad 1t. New York
4 4 PROS5EK ~ Pier, Albany
N0RTHHOP u HAYWARD, Rochester.
CELSTt,N X EVANS. Buffalo.
HUBBY & HUGHES Cleveland.
GRAY 4 LEWIS. Detroit
Buffalo Nav pa, 1874. ju3 a5twm
xs&sDssr. ~ ALBANY DAY LIN 4 at O'Clock, A NJ
Esss3rsrF For Albany and IntsrmeSi,ie Landng..The
Captain NJ II. Irn.ce will will leave the foot 81 Robinson
street Tuesday, Tn,rsday and Saturday morning., at
O'Clock. j5c
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RELIGIoS.-We understand that the Providence
Society of the New Jerusalem Church have enga.
get the Rev. Mr. Barrett, OF New York Uhe gcntlc
avoraby known to those who attended his lectures
Pneuma'ology last win,er) to spend the simmer with
them lie il expected 70 Commence his labora with th'm
week from next Sabbah-Proudcnce journal, June H.
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LEECIES! LEECnES!
JUST received large sappy fresh Swedish Lecches
By the psekt ship Dir sae Newton. aud BIZ the ship Sic
phanI. from Hsmbug.
Ao 60 COZ Smy Lecches received by the ship Tescot
and for sale, wholesale aud retail At III lowest price, by
= J. FERDINAND b CORA,
no I'M lhnrcrr II Iesrl Nnx.s
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JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed and wonderful remedy ever discovered
L for this certain and permanent Sic fall
Diseases and kruptioit OF the Skin,
Pimpes, eait hheum. 3curvy,
Bloches; in TACT Enforcement but public
their guard AGAINST m r
DISHONEST COUNTEREErTERs,
who attempt TO coun erfst this washable Us wsndsl
working effect blessed srtice Reader be deceived All
for jones' Italian Chemical soap II they offer you another
do not tauch If ron use It, It's dangerous pseless Ash
particularly Tor Jones Italian Chemical Soap. We positive
V warrant the above 70 be il real qualities; also the
surprising manner
Changes dark yellow ssjn
To healthy, fine clearress
Many may think It's powers exaggerated; let such
II has IA hundrsda Of cles-a the skin % ekes.
sunbum, morphew II can also be corscenuousy
ed for old heals Physicians
referred to who use il daily in their Practice
But mind il il Joness Soap as dOls, effects
cures Get Nheic else in this city but the of
American Eagle 90 Chatham street. and s23 Broad ay,
IN Bo!tOn at HeddnK State Zeber, Ledger Build
logs. Phadephai 3cT King street, Charleston SC: 0ish
Lancaster Pa and Mn Aays lss Fulton BROOKLYN
Inland ma inset
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FATAl ACCIDENT. = tsteruay one OF Tie DORIS
belonging TO the u $. ship Ohio was run down by
the brig Georgsna, of ThOmastOn, Me. There five
boys in her at the time and they dragging for
cleon which had been lost overheard. The brig in
contact with the boat about midshps and cut her directly
in two, and the boys thrown the One OF
them, apprentice, by the OF William A. Strong,
of Ohio received very injury and fast sinking
when another OF the boys caught him and kept bin above
water till rescued lie was taken board but died
after We understand that he Of the worthiest
and best boys in the ship One Of the boys when the
brig struck the boat jumped npoh the anchor and fearing
lest would be let 60 he climbed up the shank and go
board the brig another Of the boys got under
his and carried the whole length of the brig
der her bottom but being excellent swimmer he
saved.--Uosion PdDer June Ia,
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SsYA PAssA0E FROM DUBLIN, CORK, WATER
49, FOsD. DERRY, COLERAINE, BELFAST,
e cnds have them brought from OF the above
first American Packet Ships the most
able aud without their de-
unton Mr. W Tassco,t. one Of the firm i'll be on tn,
spot give his personal attcuton to the
the subscribers their here and rely
chat the wishes and comforts whose be
sgased By them will have all due and attention For
PARTICULARS apply, if by letter po:trat e .pscorr
their General Passage Office 10 South Madea Lane.
where aso Drafts may be obtained for large OF small sans
ayable demand without Discount other charge
hs National Provnca Banks Of Ireland. or Of their
onncbes throughout the Kingdom ni5 ra
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE pRHsrDEvr -liman IS.
Lengworh. to be Collector Of the Customs Tor The
District of G,esre and Inspector of the Revonus tor
the Port of Rochester, New York, vice Joseph strong,
rejected by the Senate. Samuel Downs, 10 DC touc'
the Customs for the District md inspector OF the
Revenue for the Port al Little Egg Harbor New Jersey,
vice stephen " ilieiis rejected ty the Senate.
RryrcrIox, nv rms SENATE, June lllh, lsi Freeman
C.. Chairman NJ Deputy Postmaster, az Norwich. Con
necticut vice Enoch c. Chapman rejected by the Senate
Elijah Aschley, Deputy Postmaster at Springfield Mar
snchuses vice Harvey Chaplin rejected by the Senate
Henry Croker Collector OF the Customs for the Dis
rict Of Boston and Chsres'own, Massachusers, wee
Robert Rsntoul, Jr., rejected by the sennte Luther
Hamilton Chaplain in the Navy, vice john Lathror
deceased who was appointed during the recess. WI
liam shaer, as Navy Agent Of New York, vice Robert
| G. Wesmorc removed.
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OBrTUARY.-lt is our melancholy duty TO record
to-day the demise of three OF the most prominent ct-
zens Of our state. Mr. mohy Dwight Mr. Ithie Town,
and MIR. Nathaniel Terry. Their deaths were almost
Simultaneous occurring within few hours of each other
and will make lasting Impression Oh our community
Mr. Dwight was OF the late President Dwight of Yale
College, and has long been OF our most valuable sn
respected citizens Mr. Town ia the well known ,chsct
of many oil public structures and also OF the
house in New York. which city has been his principal
sidence for several years. Dir Terry had been visit
TO his son in this city, and bnt few days since walk
ing in streets Ia his usual health. lie has filled many
eminent stations in public life and highly respected
q citizen and a civinn-Nev Haven Herald June H.
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stHE TAPsCOTT'S GENERAL PASSAGE OF
vEt FlCE-Removed from 4s Peck slip TO 76 Southst
corner Of 'haden ials Persons de.lrous 70 seal Tor
hers make the necessary ENGAGEMENTS on the os
ems. Mr. VIM TapIcott bang LIVERPOOL readers
letting such business with them mighty benelsis TO all parties
.shng have their friends comfortably and quickly des
ntched.
Dra for any amount payable demand Without dis
count charge whatever ell the principal
'ut Great Britain and Ireland at al be sb
Z, picauonto w. J. TAPSCOTT.
At their General Passage Office
Aouf At Orner MAJ lane
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ATT'EN7ION--SAYE YOUR MONEY!
nACIIIrR ID Ir(lI,XDIr pDI3 1,Ll A II,s

dTTENTTON-SAVE YOUR MONEY!
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
TN THE FINEST AND BEST STYLE, including a
L Morocco Case or Frame all for ONE DOLLAR Apply
Lafayette Bazaar t49 Broadway and asa 235 Broad
way, third story front New York Lsde, and g-uds
which warranted perfect and although cheap tsy ,a
OF 80 For convenience of Ladies. PoT-
raiu will be taken by Lady.
German Apparatus warranted imported, complete, $50 In
GLIDING conpsf- nstrurtion.
wrench Plates Morocco Cases reduced prices, Ch.ricas
Lenses. all imported BY
r. A. ARTAULT,
m2s Imsrc Well known 10 THE line of ,brsness.
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II. MAIssHALL. 80 Bsriing dip, N. Y.
i2sn and Of Barring. BROTHERS Co. Lpool.

PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT
LAND AND WALES, VIA LIVERPOOL.
Se THE subscriber has made unequaled arrangement,
3 for bringing enigmnts this year. 1914. Thoss
tho old established packet Office of
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st.
N ships OF this line leave Liverpool every
days. and drafts usual be furnished for
ibs az all the principal banking Institutions throughout
emitted kingdom. apply a. shovs w,2i re-
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S&& FOR sALE-Ths beautiful Pleasure Yscht
f1xH XENOBlA, Pilot Boat Rugged OF htty two tons
.sur'hen nog lying e Pier East River near the
other Ipect For further apply On blsr
to Captain JOHN HYER, at JobnWAvery Co; 3vs Water
street. ji2 lw-rc
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ARR FOR LIVERPOOL--New Lne-KeruIar Packet
N3h of 26th June-The splendid packet ship GARRCK,
Captain B. }. H. Trask Of lOss tons, will sail
ABOVE, regular day.
For freight Passage having accommodations un~qualled
or comfort apply beard Orleans wharf, foe
Elk. COLLINS L co. Sc South ii,
Price of passage 3l0o.
The packet ship Roscius Capt Collins of 100 will
succsd the dck and sail the 18th OF July
m2st0ju26rc
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'ValEl NNY'a'ys'atao.9.

'BNii wis virT' Of our wonderful bodies constant,
require nm alternative, or rrgcncruling influence I,
create aud retain u healthy existence All, light, and
other elements are brought to this rcqul,nn and
for time prove sufficient to the requirements ur the
81 stem. Bul when from npruitnce and violation al
The laws Of The animal ECONOMY, mUrbld hunnrs arise
drid ana vtniH ar lGicts are collected the system
quires assistance from other source. or il sins. H.
disease, decay and cath How wonderful and sulutury
jhi, rcod, are The effects Of appropriate nlicrni-
tive medicine, taken IN sel>ou' Thousand, have Teen
,nTe,' from DEATH and millions from sulrrucs inescri-
bNlr nn asnln restored Ia health, by the timely OF
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS. which are 20 cflirnrjnif,
mud potent, in cleansing the stomach aud bowels, pue
fling the blond, nul rcuOynting the elnidunr system l.,
altering me srteints al The liver n other 81 s, aud
carr, ns OF the morbid jnre' aud hunlors:rat at the
south they have acquired the name Of Fever LiHr" b.
clsc the, invariably prevent ar break up bilious remit
tent, yellow, intermittent and lung levers.
FIVE years extensive isc have proven them the best
and only sure md safe remedy for all the humnruus
chronic diseases, where the system require, something
That will operate an the BLOOD LIVER ard various s,,-
TENS Of vessels, giving hrn healthy ariion, the
time eXrr the m0rl .h and pOsunuus Juices aud hugors
which II separates ir"ni dem.
Ia this class nj di-cisr5 are Rhcnmltsn Dyspepsia,
Dt0rsy, Liver cnnpnints, Bilious Stomach. Sroniln.
Gnyel. WornS Tnmrrs, md ornpons of tie skin Of
various kinds. permanent weakness, about the loius aud
limbs, Kings Evil constitutional or hereditary feeble.
ness If the whole or part NJ The systcm. Ac.
Thousands Ol case. of the above Diseases have been
cured b, the Tomato Pills and thousand, Of deaths would
have been prevented had these Pills been used, Instead
orSnme irresponsible hanrfnl qnrck pill, remedy, Ci
Whith uc country Is Hh"dul' mere II 10 mystery or
chrlaianaism about this universal remedy
They ARE prepared o valuable vegetable remedies,
which are known To he both safe and clrciua. and are
used very extensively nv Physicians in their private prnc-
iice, because, - hundreds have said they the
pheasant. ciIhciua nnd si medicine have ever used.
The above Pills are inr sale by agents In M cnurir,
towns AGENTS ARE cauiione not 10 buy Of pellers.-
"OHe word tn the wise is sufficient"
G. r. Phelps. VI u Proprietor. Hartford. Conn with
ont whose Signature none nre Genuine.
For sale bv y J. ALEU-. Wonsfnck; Iiuvdrn & Hatch
rsnn, d.; OTIS Chherlin Pom(rci; Justin G. BROOKS.
Hartford; Harris ~ Norrill, sraford; r. Dwiah, X Co.
Net.iiTe Ihrolnru Cook. Cntint; baxter ". Newton,
Norwich, Lewis Merritt, IIartlnndi ]. w. Hubbard,
Windsor. a3l.5mcp.
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SENAI'E.

| = ~ CLOCK.
Reports. By Mr. Reynolds, from com
millcc on Finance, III favor Of the bill as.
Nesslng taA for the support ofgo,ernmcn;
bill passed.
Bill, amending chap 05 r. s; Mr. Ca
hoon moved to tccommlt-cairieh. Res
olulon lnstructinc our delegation in Com
grcss To use their influence to procure the
removal orrhc sessions Of tire L. S. Cir
cuit and District Courts from Rutland
aud Windsor 10 Darlington and MonpcI-
Ter; adopted.
HOUSE.
By judiciary committee, bill relating TO
the exhibition of living animals and naiur.
al curlosiles, (redncinr the sum for Iicru-
SEES TO exhibit which was opposed hy
hles-rs Howard aud llbbard, and The lat
ter moved to dismiss it, Mr Stacy opposed
the motion: ayes g., noes l96--su the mo-
ton was lost aud the bill Was or,,crcd to a
third reading. By committee ~ state
prison, that it is ineNpedienr TO construct
cells for solitary confinement, unIi pub
lie opinion is settled in reference To luu-
ishmcnis Of this kind.
Engrosscd Bills. In addition 10 chap
40 Il. s. Ceducing bounty on six so
per cent? in amendment, Of Chap. ! K. 5.
of the qualification ofvocrs; 10 al:er terms
nf Windsor Co Courts 10 3D. TUESDAY in
March and ll in November
The amendment Of the Senate TO tie
bill for the relief Of the insane poor aud
the resolution tor reduction of postage
&c. were concurcd IN.
Geological Surrey. The Senate bill
for geological survey was ordered IN
81 reading a6 to 50. and p,.scd
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IT.lNTED

AT the New York Dry Goods Store in E1rbnpee for
~ Goods.
1000 Pairs all wool socks,
$500 ,ds flqnnel,
2hc0 lb- Wooden Yarn,
The above being wanted fulfill contract the hche.t
market price will he paid, w. w. EsTtBROOK
Wonistoch. sept. II IA
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FbGR4l.EiN'.s;
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.


THE WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
HECNDR EDS OF thousands OF people hive prove,
4 a II and all confess It nm entire master ol pain swell
ug, sore pile, sore eye, and III cyrr mlnmahlc affection
Five minutes Will convince any that pain rs burns
tH'! scnIlN are indeed trivial (ScC Wtrullrl, 1t /,
tar dhiy TO tell all men this Saye is blessing, is capable
VI saving all pain aud even lie when every other remedy
known nIl the faculty is useless. Every family viii nee
i. wicked, low wfctchcs Hrc COMMUNICATING IT, aud h.,
their trash much life Will be lost md Suffering clrrcd.-
Win TEND lthc cruulrry thcy pretend tu he genuine.
u H. Daley Is not written .Hch hON, Magical Pain
ENlarIoris scaunei uyoL it ~ poison useless aud dan.
Irrous.
The following persons are agents for the tuc ofthcgen.
nine article IN Vermont;
:. j. Allen, Woodstock; Potter md Parker Pownnl;
NJ k d = :. Scott, Remington; = T. rrck, East Ben
nnstun In Bennington County, r. Chlls " o. smith.
Wilmington; Perry n DEXTER Dover; Nalhl Chrrncy Ir.
TownshrEd David T. Gushing, Camhridsport, Nmdhtm
Connli Joseph lIaieN ol 50. Chester; Slnrwin 4 Rich
irds"n Chcsleri l. Thompson y Co, Springfield,
Bartlett n Whllcunh. Wtniher,lichi; nuul lHil ~ sons
Imtsvlllti o. Bailey, So. Woodstock; Walton Brown
Hclchyhi DAVIS IL Wheeler, Cuyendsh Geo h. Aloul
ton, Bridgrwulcr. eli en-
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AGENTS NAMES.


HnSAe.l Palmer, Chas. Dana Lr.. Uooisiork, 4. Gay
4 Co., Bartlett ~ Nhitcpmb, WsofbersG,I. 4 x II
WH,ncr, UiHds0r Townsend & Becker, piitEfcM -
ellison, smith " Co, Prociory,He. Chas. Dudd, RDch.
ester, Geo frnnris, w. N smith, Bcnt +. M. Il i. 4
a'oHker, Philips Baker HUtjdnG. McrrCk ~ lycscr,
lu~iin Morstn, N1cFbrtI.e. L. Ncvens, RoyaNcn.-
Wooster nuwrrr. Sharon. +! G. Brooks, Hhiic Eiutr.--
w II steel, HcH H1Hford. b u Newton, N0rtich.-
tto Nashurl. 4 |. Thompson. SprjnghCH. Daniel Tan
\ Sous, fGihriHc. Gushing, NucOu,& Nichols, Cpct'
.hc bIIagc. Otis rmuh,rln PomjrCt. J u Dulorth,
lr.. B1rnG'h Seymour lchnnp, Fast RqrWayi. Davis
Nhccc', Carruaph Shtrwin & Richardson. J. Had.
ley, C5cStr John " lrr Ambrose Pcusc. U,sion.--
lanes MurIinFym0Ufh IUrHGc,. EVIL, Robin, on, South
Redd'Hg, j. Rpvmond, Ira Angel, krdeficciCr. i |,
Nunng, thnS she win, .!Hd1icr. Adams, Arlington
a Co.,, LHdiow. Oliver lhity, >ouh Uooi,ioc&. "
Brown, R'dGjrC. ). l.. Wheeler, Ftp0ilM Noirb.-
".n Whic, Aorh Swincfef. l.. C. Fay, SoWti RtGling.
j. f. Nj hollis ~ Co., Ptrl'HoriIit.
REMEMBER
The only Office in osOn where the Indian Vegetable Pills
can Jr obtained j. ~
IDS FREMONT STREET. 1893
Principal Office aud General Depot, Race street pJlla.
delpliu.
Boston Jan X. lsil. Io2
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HOUSE.

Monday, Is,
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Senate cane in, aud tie Joint az
ScnbIy elected the S,uprcmc courts as rol
lows:
CHARLES K, WILLIAMS, Chief Jus.
tice (unauimous.)
STEPHEN ROYCE, lst Assistant Jus
tlcc. Unanimous,
ISAAC 7, REDFlELD, Cd " (unan
nous
MILO l.. BENNETT, 3D. ."
Milo J., Bcnnel, vas nominated by Nj
Whitlemore Of NJ. seconded by Mr. Stacy
and supported 10y Senator Sabln; Charlc:
Lindsey was nominated by Mr. Grandy, sec
onded by Senator Woodbridge, aud sup.
ported by Senator Reynolds; Milo l.. Ben,
nett al, Charles Lindsey 20, |. ?. Rich.
ardson 2
WM. IlEGARD, -.,h A,srsta,, Ju,tic.
Unanimous. Mr. Tracy gave the state.
ment 0: the votes in the convention ofthr
District, showing that Mr. Hubbard Oh
tanned minority Of the members present,
but not Of all the members Of the judicial
district. A he was not sure that any
proper pcson could be selected within the
district, who would accept the appointment
Mr. I. sad he wou.dmAAe no oajculion to
Mr. Hchard.
The join, assembly then elected the Di.
rccIors Of The STATES Prison, ro VII:
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POLITICAL.
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
Saturday, &c.

Saturday, &c.
. HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Mancer.
! The Senate came in aud the following
Z, appointment was made:
r Col, Horace Wadswo-h, General 4h
Brigade I'd Division Col. Wadsworh
was nominated by Senator Reynolds and
seconded by Mr. Whh,emorc of NJ, Col.
George NJ. Kidder was nominated by Sem
alor Hubbard and Col. Roswell II. l.oomis
by Senator Sabn: Wadsworth 10, Kid.
der 10, LOOMS 8, scattering |.
SENATE.
I Bills fr0m Ike table, To extend the
continuance of the Bank Of Windsor three
years; passed. Related to the Distribution
OF school moneys among school districts;
ordered to Sd reading. Providing that
no judge shall sit on appeal in case upon
which he presided at nisi prias trial; re-
fused u third reading.
The House resolution, nsruc,inr our
Senators in Congress End requesting Our
Representatives to use their influence in
the i.edac;jon of postage, aud the curlai-
ment or abolition Of the (rauking privilege,
was taken up, and Mr. Cahoon advocated,
and MIR Camp opposed the amendment,
and ii was lost. Mr. Billings moved TO
strike ont the word 'abolnion;' carried and
the resolution was unanimously adopted,
Mr. Briggs called the Senate bill relating
to the licenses, lie proposed to amend
by adding sections, providing that inkcer.
ers shall not sell liquors, to be carried
from their premises, and that retailers shall
not sell in quantities less than one pinl;Iajd
on the table, The sum fixed Tor licenses
to sell liquors was fixed Il, not less than
$40.