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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
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NHE undersigned bavias pareh ased n. O..
- ef Good, or WiLIs,m n. srryrss = ', IS
trEFille, with the view OF frsSsstfiae H.
Z ennsile business, are now receiving very ),
tensiye assortment Of -. q
New Il SeasOnabIc Goods.
winch they pledge themselves 10 81 .,Io,. =
cash. or on the usual credit to respop,;bIs In.
eis. The following Goods comprise ! mar, =
our STOCK, namely Blue, blue. blaek 81. =
oro.n, dahlla and invisible green. yvest ~ p =.
snu, french and American BfoadrJoth..
| o.! plain and figured beaver ciolhs ~ M co,a,.
- pilot. very superior Soi''s
~ geld.mixed do
o. Canada cloth, new article Il;
ClaGsHeSzzn1sss ---ssss-
- Fssneh .cassimeres, plain and figured, new
! 7- 9 dos d superior per 7:s COLA mixed DO;
&4TTENEES,
large assortment eli colef. md prices.
HESILJTEsS.
magnificent assortment of new and .,s..n,
styles SIX, satin. cashmere, black and 6esred
Nelvets, medium and low priced yestines.
A large assortment oflsGies and genile NAM.
Gloves, all colors and prices = '- ~
HOSE Hosiery Long and half hose. all descriptions
y a ~ 81
Blk and fg'd satin and bombazins s,osL.;
Also, Gros DE Rhine and Italian cravats
Fancy handkerchiefs. linen csrnbric do
Some very superior black satin &sfaney. se.,t.
Some very pretty black, and blue black Itsl;an
Grapes, ShawIs, the Richest and most srlen.
did assortment OF the season.
Some .New Styles Cashmere .i'Ecosse
Among which will be found the celebrated and
magnificent De Maintenon Pampsdour. De
Cardorilie styles, now ell the vogue:
Grape de Lanes OF very rich styIe shaded col I
ReR Cashmeres and Mouslin de LANES heinz |
OF the celebrated manufacture Of Paturle'
Lupin, Seiber Co, composing new and
costly styles on extra superGne. cloths:
also, general assortment Of Ombre hsouslipe
de Lsines = 80"
Slack and blue black silks, bonbazipes;
New style.6r4 cloaking for ladies;
Sailcoes, 25O pieces from CT cents up.
ribbons, large assortment
sadies silk tassels ssfsiIk and cotton bindings.
~ shk SILK servings; patent thread ; spool Il
cotton section ball flaps ;pins !; needles, &c.
.iso general assortment Of Domestics Is
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, STATIONERY,
Paints, OILS and Dye Stu6s,
Hard,care s. Queenspare. i,
All kinds DC Groceries w. [.
chesp and no mistake Indeed, a great va
eiy OF other articles. Masking their stock fuil
I'D complete, all OF which have been selected
18th great care. They pledge themselves mai
Pams shall be spared to please all who NAV :
vor them with . call. They, therefore re.
'eeiisliy invite an examinations OF their STOCK.
BOTELER & JOHNSON. II
- Oct 80, l645-3u1 -Ka
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WILLIAM ]. WARDEN

Agg1E OH SSlEY M 4. NSTys
weston, Lewis ESrnr ~ 2
s"ILL Practise 10 Tie courIs 6 1, :. $. : ::
rlson, Barbour. G|mtr and ~ y ,s sssf
fi business entrusted to his cars IN = ssilh-
WestoD, VI. Novl IS.
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Z a. aas
Il. CIV ,s .. rroeesdlu ] 5 Is,
Circuit Court Il wa ~ iasie,ed ID IL
s .. se.o ro.'pos @sss.a ,',! l0r libel
aSseoi 'lie Eours. ii coz y, : y !, 80 March
wi'hsssss ii ihs q d.asss. Of ~
On tbe s;s.a 1s'sace.
\. Y. F,ibuss af eor Fs.eir. p.,..,
That Nj. ny as'0ns, The
his Enghsh Mhae isihoroasg,,
gasco1ade 81 sba ! since ~ ~. s'cR q
anxions 10 coms Aoisir,,;a oregon
sisniislly adsni,isk bS Is. !, ~ and = |
s eo,! ~ IN n &tIf ysf 6biagion cor.
ussv-s.a ,rrscheIoSsb V lFYs,a
BY Mr.. Polk MIR. Mel. Is 49,. .srs
consider war with Great Britaidss We. !,
BILE 10 case our Government proceebso
take possession Of Oregon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
cIfARLEsTOWN, JEFFERSON. couNTy


~k bare hsssy stock Of Pail md Via.
Ter Goods, snook which We men,;.rs
; yloins, Ces.imeres. Ssitinets. deans.
'nseys. sig'ied and plaid Dopesiic cs,tons.
Systematically low prices. =
A'so: cheap and good Gtoceries. slI or which
Mhi exchange for WOOL. or any kind or
eoon'ry produces a. sHOLLAND& co
- ,cas1 Cash Siots. Helpers. FA1v, u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
DENTISTRY.

-nR. MCCORMICK respectfully inform. n.
II citizens Of jefferson, that be win yis;,
Charlestovt professionally, on the 9Th Deem,
Der, and r,nain the balance pf the month.
Oct. q, lS45-6l sp. A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
Cloths, Gas sin,eres. I.e.,;,

Y ME gentlemen are particularly reous.,sJ =
call and examine our stock Of Cio,h, g.
',n'srt' and Yesiihgs, as5we have . erea, ysrisIv
o. new styles, which can be sold al price. ~
sun me tines. Harris, Hama,oni & Ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

GM&hsncrcS and .NOMSTiue !
Nv Ehase on hand very large and VII
selected stock Of Casbmer res & Mon..
INES, TO which We invite the isdi.s "a ali 80
are loaE. HaRRIS, H.a.MyHoNlDS CO
oct 80. {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

have leaf and browR sugars 81 three qls1i-
lies, extra coffee. four qualities, nolssses Tour
qualities, aud all very good and cheap siisplss
pepper and ginger. eloses, mustard. sa", 49,.
rhitus, pot and pesrl ash, SOAP, CANOES,
en-, superior article, segsfs - tne sssJ 80
qualify, cheese, &C. Tess oi.eur q as,"n,sv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

resisiibfe 'e 800 e noihef-whaSr-
inrr sh- S.-eSg ms, nave They CAV
motives OF De rnurd k sqq e child -defeaiihe
where circumsiancss4ssort tbem
can sway ihe des,inies of nations. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
FALL s WINTER
DRY &Q@DaJ

DRY GOODS-In this departmenf pay oe
found Cloths, Cassimeies, Satiibeits weeos
and yes,ings, Of every color, stripe, sPa snaoss
and quality, in the clothing line sys'y re eaH
be suited. Also, Alpaccas, PLAY and iso,ss,s
Cashmere de- Ecosse, Mooslinde Ls.f ols'
black, black fancy, and figured Sins s~lss'
book, and null muslin camsfie laees, ~
ings, fooiings, inser,ings bgn54fioes, snam, ~.
meIinoes, cashmeres ribbapds, tfImnine, 10 ~.
nels. co,,ons. bleached an1tnblesched, callcess'
: most srlendid and beautiful variety patterns
snd s,vles. six and cssio1 yelysts, tancy ue ,,
liable aud ,eeel diapers, iickinsss comforts. ~
and eouon hsndkefehisfs, checks ana ihssys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
Harpers Ferry. Oct, g l6l5.
Cloths, Cassirneress &c

Cloths, Cassirneress &c
: VOC want Great ssss ans IL cloths, Cassi;
meres. vsssi1es, &C., csll opposite The bsnks
Whers Won Win find snpsner French cloths 70.
llre,s csa,s; English and American cloths, az
sh,aer snd Qualities, for dies and oveI-eoais
c..s;rnsfes. Vesiinss, Scarf, CrnF ass-of eyer,
variety, 20 which invile The s..sstion oi tns
Genilem6n. Nm. = Al0SA1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
Country Pr0ducc.

S~ANTED, Butter. Eggs and Poultry. I.
w win purchase any quaatiiy ofJfesh butter,
if we'll worked from butter-nilk, for which
will pay is cents per 10 = DsaRiaston,
KsrnesstiLle Oct 9. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
Just Received,

WHITE sstin and Kid rioyes for f,8;.. :,
49, genilemen. latest siJle ana b.st -. ~
mh.ie EngHsh and raw .if glove, ana $3.50 1870.
=, m9,te satin Eibbsnds, alI wkdl5s
Wnpe Kid slippers. &c Stc.
eIsoss dssifins goods 10 this line can alvsx.:
'h 8 feiI ASSORTMENT BY csbIiag on . = {
. tsos 2 III. MILLERak MOONS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
HARPERs-FERRYz VA

OV7oULD respectfully make kuown 10 the
w citizens Of aarpers-Ferry. and ths( Coun-
ty or jefferson in general, that he has just re-
turned from the Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Markets, with new and general assortment Of
GeNTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE GOODS,
which for variety, quality and price, he chal.
His stock Of Goods now, consists 10 part as
follows:-
CLOTHS. -35 pieces Of French, English,
cents 10 $40 PeyyaFd.
CASSIMERES Us pieces of French, Eng
lish, and American Cassimeres, various Styles
from 81 " 81 per yard.
YESTLEGS 80 different patterpsof French,
English ans American Yestings, from ao cents
tol<8 per pattern.
II SaTTTNETS-45 pieces Of sattine,s, yari.
Gus colors and qualities, from5e cents 10 Sl'oU
per yard,
mrs & C.aPs.-A good assortment o.
| Beaver and other Hats, Cloth, Velvet and Ola
red Csps, cheap and good
B0OTS & SHOES.--A general assortment
| or Gentlemens Boots and Shoes. Do. Boys
do. Misses and Childrens Shoes
Ready-made Clothing.
| A larre ard general assortment Of Ready
made Cie,hing--such as Oyercoats, Frock Goats
Dress Goats. sack Coats, and Coates, gRounds
bouts, Pans, Yeats, Shirts, Drawers, Stocks
lScarfs, crsvsts. Bosoms, Collars, SusPenders
lGloyes and Socks
Also--A genersl assortment { 4 such articis
.s are seneralh. found in . Merchant Tailo
Ready made Glorling Establishment
He has also received with his new gooosfn ~
French, Englishs aud American Fsshions,sn'
is now prepared to .nske up to order me ios
fashionable garments Al the shortestnoiiee9n'
at the lowest prices. Good its warranted
10 conclusion invite q call from the III
J Tic, as l am determined 10 sell bargains, J,
| feel satisfied that none who give me q ca "
! 20 away dissatisfied or disappointed.
Harpers-Ferry, Sept u, ls45. y. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

! Persols who are always cheerful and
good.hulp oredf are very usefui in the
world 3hey spread an atmosphere Of
peace and happiness around them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20


s RHlS Institution Is located on MARYLAsp
Il TRACT, th4een miles fiPm Frederick eli.
~, and sir from Asrpers-Feryl The road from
the former to thAiauer passsl immediate ~
the Seminary, andNhe Baltimte and Ohio Rail
Road within two niles Of il. f1'he most con.
.vepient depots are knoxville d Berlin.
The Academic year is diyih into two de-.
sions. The Winch Session BIN menred :,
"Wednesday. the lIth Of sep,eker. and cIo,..
on THURSDAY, the 20th Of Febrty. The snms
mer Session commences on Frfy. Tia oIssaf
February and closes on Thursf The e5tb of
July. ~
No Scholar will be receiyedotS, La.
than mlf session. DeductlD wnSbs = ~ . =
fol ab,ence occasioned BY sieI1ess. .,1s aue
anee sf 5000 will b madssby sendi,nIi .'s
scholars Eom the same family Two
TERMS I
Pr session, including all ex,tnss, s7foo
Mfsic PeFsession, $500
Pench, ann
yrawing and Painting s,0e
Bfleywood, Nov 6, 1916. IN
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e.a.T.A.l

Tas new crop nf1ss
Iiou.ly es.ina'ed Al 10 uDU q r., + t ~,
ho.ssheads. The crop i several keeks b !
hind sha, q last yearia ua,urisy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

Il 4sz. .[- ~ .@tt36 y
q man named Davis has been arrested
= I.os'usnce, w on suspicion Of be-
tas aHs person ho robbed Mr.. Rowley
II 2 lafse syn q honey, On the East riv-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
wines and Rrondi.s

N0R the benefit OF the Sicl ~.
= Port and Madeira wine, IA Vsry eesl
Brandies, are kept by ire upJs,.;s -. superior
Of inferior quality win Be sold. none
Nos .. J..H. REIPn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

There are no greater objectsfof pity in
the world than those persons who are ad
mired By all around for their nice discern.
ment and find taste in every thing Of
worldly Dature. but have no taste for The,
riches that endure forevar---no taste for
God Or bis wosa--no love fos Christ OF
their souls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

Tie Merchant BANK a No. ~.
was 1obbed on tbe niphtSaf ihe II 80 =. 4
Some GIVE hundred dollarssn Al, 80. 80.
stolen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

!. lSapedt from the Gallon, &, NJ,
James Powers was abon, - (. .'..,,,ese:-
lem last wv edn esday a. = - 'lieo 70 "a
bic with death, when ,os,ha pon'sna.
all, the prosecution was r;,hS surprise o.
girl whom he had in;nrsa h al.awn' me
bis wife iha, n ornins ga ng become
was incapable Of tesiifyins as sas y ~ law
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

4 tailor in Amherst, Mass. h.. /.
2 o. ans Of preventing the depre5.,; 1850 !,
PICK pockets. II consists III lin;a o", Il =
poeke' WIN ne, work Of wire and cloa
,ns ,he lids Of the pocket swnb eias III
a IT, = suo' on pressing knob, and open
my ~nen Doth hands are applied 10 three
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

l. 81 q: s TT TowEER:
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Ehe Latest Fashinn an j

uST received from PhiIadelphis. bv ~.
press, cartoon Of rich East India Scarf
.ns ia'est hing DOT, and all the rage IN .be s.,
ues' TneLadtes are invited 10 examine M.
j MILLER & WOODS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

LOUACCU r.
VTERY fine, just RI : - S.
Oct Q, z. Morn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

AIIlhe Planets save ~.
above the horizon il 49,, ..elsory, are pow
'otf q mem seen with the n,Lsd ~ 4
Mars id The s. a s. Jupiter 10 the East,
West and neafe, ~ a'uln lew degrees
in The s. w. Herses. 1,snl'n, and Venus,
tween Jupiter and Ne Y at . point be-
guishable. 0H mol dis.in-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

Pennsylysnia' bsr. ne hs Tariff Of 1919, ia
Els43 there wers IL, Dsen femarkabfe,-In
furnaces il he S,. WE anthracite iron
tpeafy secen cor nasse-ihere are now
900 lons Of coal ulniDg annually 50o.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

Out.
,re.-
1.-The
THE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

4 - - ~ 40s
HrvHE NJ 6.autifpf assortment Of Rich
Fsshionsble New Goods, thai have Of
fsred fer several JeSrs. consisting Of
Dg Goods, Hats, Cps. Bonaets, Boots,
\. Shoes, Glass, China, Lipsrpool
I and Stone Ware, Hardsparc
and GROCERIES,:
tyndsf zach of which heads. think. I may
..fslT saw. the assortment squsls ans IN thev YAK
lev IN az which are 10 be sold, and respect
Oily invite The public 70 call and sxanias ny
ZSss-k b. e. T0WNER.
s6sphsrdstown Oct %, l5ts.
81 stoves. -
/ - HAVE Cor sale let e ssessss Nbssh r,,l 9
u ND IoSi Ger cash, or On time y paaeAnsa eess'
H s..,-v@ IA = - 8 !. ! = e
j small Franklin Stove | Cooking do.
/ Template DO; Grals ard E
4 / Radiator Parlor do. ".
skspkesdstoup. Oct :. lSts. " 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

Philadelphia Mmenm .a.'ps'''es IN the
day at SheriFs sale tn so,u On oa'ur.
was Edmund Peale ~ ~ purchaser
~. XII amount obtained was about
9 - ooo. l. is said that Mr.. Pe,la
tends removing the collection Il ,ba NJ =
! sonlc liall u Philadelphis. where i HIM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-27
VOL. XII, NO. 2.--wHCLE NO. 2O4I.

bus is not considered so good cotton market as
Macon, owing to It's situation SO far in the Interior
and depending upon the navigation of the river to
carry it off The Chatahoochee is navigabe to
Columbus, in ordinary high water, for all classes of
steam boats, running on the river; but so little rain
has fallen during the last year that boats have not
run since early in the Spring, until the present
month, and the merchants have been obliged to
bring their goods in wagons from bogts living down
The river or across the country rrom Macon.
The drouth, the present summer, has been severe
in nearly all the South. The winter was warm and
pleasant, with no rain, except occasional thunder
showers the spring opened about the first of March
and from that time until September, we had no
general ruin, except moderate one the Goth of
May. The corn crop was ruined before the first
of July, but the planters had hopes for the cotton,
till the continued dry and hot weather of July and
August blasted them The drouth seems to be
most severe in the middle sections of the Carroll
mas, Georgia and Alabama. In some Counties
in South Carolina and Georgia it is said that
40, pa i61rtl corn cnoIgl will be mide
to supply the Inhabitants, and hundreds of families
are leaving for the upper parts of Georgia and AL
ubama, wnero the prospect Is less gloomy. We
haue much speculation about the present cotton
crop 1t was the opinion OF good Judges some two
months since, that there could not be more than
thtd sci tte last years crop m,.dc In the States :
Georgia and Alabama. But notwithstanding the
low price OF cotton, large amount was planted
land should not be surprised, il the crop in thu
two States mentioned, should come mp to fully TIVE
birds OF the immense crop of 1874; if so, tin
crop in the country will amount to 24000 600 bales
-udd to this the last years crop, remaining unsot
and we I'VE at least 1900 600 of bales in tin,
market Since the rains in the fore part of Sept
cotton has grown finely, and the fields are, eve
now, covered with blossoms. If the frost holds OF
I'D few weeks longer, the present balls will oper
Hand make am inferior KIND of cotton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-27

FIGuRED SILK RBBON FAcToRY, we have
seen several specimens of figured silk bindings
by Messrs Voger g. Co.. in this city.
They furnish conclusive proof that these men can
nanuiacture any desirable article of the kind We
understand that they are rapidly getting their ma
chnery in order, for manufacturing all kinds OF hg-
ured ribbons and Figured vestings, by process
unknown in Europe, aud with increased raPidi'y'--
BangOr Courier. I.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-27
From tho Boston journal.
GEOLOGY OF WEIR MONT.

~, 80, ~, = a'.;-I,,,,.a -
r9colect 'h"t 'oou' year ago 'le Legislature VI
tl ''ue Ne'y M'oey 'S go. al, eoi'
iAe H'Veraor 10 appoint 9t''G Eeolog'St' 10 COM
menc' .hu prosecute o'ougH Neo;osIVaI survey |
"l 'o' o'o' e'nprGcIl7 utteln iull anu sc'eutl-
&c e%amh1Hon ana description Oh us rocKS' SOILS
h'.iis ana numerals c
DuHn@ me past season 'ne ieadlng ooJect Oh the
state "eoo2lsl ms oGeh TO ascertain 'he character
ana llm'ts ui ue "Goi'4'cal 'orna'lpn' WIN lhelT
most uselu mineral cohteh's,-lhe Ionndatoh Oh
all the otuer oec's OIL tne survey ana mus to as
certain what portions OF 'he o'ate most ABOUND III
mineral REGIONS HuooT9'hate ooJec's nave oeeh 10
examine places supposed WIN more or Tess reason
|" contain Na'uaole Wlnerais' anu duEse 10 or us
s"ade ron 'ur'ner eNPoru,ion unt 70 Ioni''ulii,
c'rc 'I,'o''''Vol U" W. 9"'Jool9 " s'oNsy "'I
lmnealo4y on all sltioe occasions IN puoIlc ahd
private
On looking over me report we hnu Una. PROG"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-27
WET FALLS MAKE POOR SHEEP.

n
We have heard good deal of complaint this
fall, that sheep leaner than common in our vi
cintv, aud the cause OF it has been attributed TO
wet weather.
1t is important for farmers to examine into this
fact and if their iocks exhibit any falling Oft IN
flesh, or any dminution of yigor, it would be well
To shit them from moist TO a drer pasture, and
perchance give them some extra chance for feed,
and mayhap, little provender. 1t is easier putting
sheep into a condition now to winter well, by hav-
ing them come to the barn by and by in good con-
dlton than it is to nurse them and iced them extra
after they have come to their winter quarters, and
the SHOWS aud cold are preventing their thrift.
Some of our farmers diminlehing their tlocks,
discouraged by the low price Of wool, and the Signs
OF The Times Ii is best to move cautiously and keep
as stable as possible in this business, consistent
with prudence and good economy. 1t Is true the
cooiien horizon looks rather murky and the pollt-
cal Seers tell diverse stories according to the spur
il which prompts their dipinat,on. But "sufhcie
unto the day is the evil thereof" aud 1t will be time
enough to :" lay the axe" the head of the sheep,
when the death warrant shall have passed that as
sambly of sense and folly, reason and insanity, call
ed Congress. If we were permitted TO advise we
would say, keep on " the even tenor Of your way"
Kill no sheep but the old and the invalid. Sell
none to the butcher but such you have selected
Yourself and tatted for HIM Breed from the best
you can find, and be not too nggardly in your en-
! deavt RS aud expenditure in finding the best.
| 1t would be strange indeed if all kinds of bust
mess should always be good. and it would be still
more strange If wool growing shoad not have to
suffer its reverses well as other business THESE
reverscs should moi discourage too much pnt 'each
US to look out and prepare for them, anu arrange
matters in such way that when the times urn Ia
vorable, you will not have to incur 100 ihech eN-
peuse III order to reap its adVahlases'-'"d"" f"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-27

sAeo CREAM. The following recipe is for
mess which IL very grateful to the sick;
Take a dessert spoonful of sage, boil 1t in pint
Of wafer to Jelly; add tea-cup of cream, boil it
again beat up one egg very light and put tue sa-
go on while hot--sugar and nutmeg to your taste.
american Farmer.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

The SENATE.-The Senate on Wcdnes-
| day rejected thee nomination of Col. Prem
| tiss, as Marshal of the Northern District oil
New York, by decisive vote, and also
that they rejected the nomination Of Mr..
Shaer. as Consul at Hong Kong. The
ground of these reflections we do not learn.
Ii is said that the nomination of Mr.. Harris
as Collector at Providence has been with
drawn By the President, and Mr.. L. F. Car
penter nominated IN his place.
Vice President Dallas, says the cores
pondent of the New York Commercial, has
decided that Senators are entitled to mileage
for this extra session, although not one of
them has left the precincts OF Washington.
The travelling is all constructive, and thus,
without paying out "A cent, or moving from
their places, the Senators will each pocket
for travelling, a compensation Of about $500
on an average, amounting, in the aggregate,
to some S35,000or $4,000.
The Senate was in executive session
nearly four hours. A large number of nom
nations, chiefly Of revenue officers, we're
confirmed. The names have not yet reached
US. Before the adjournment the Senate
removed the Injunction of secrecy from the
following proceedings, which we copy from
the National ln,el.is rejection of
the resolution here referred to. shows that
some Of the reports which have been in cir
cudtion Of the result Of the debates in execu
tive session, were unfounded.
lN EXECUTIVE SESSION, March 10, 1915.
MIR. Berrien submitted tie following reso-
lutions for consideration:
ReSolred. That in executing the authority
conferred by the Joint Resolution of Con-
Eress entitled "A Joint Resolution for the
Annexation Of Texas. TO the United States"
the President Of the United States will best
conform TO the provisions OF the Constitution
BY resorting to the treaty making power. for
the purpose Of accomplishing the objects of
that resolution.
March IL, 1S45.-Nr. McDuiie moved
to lay the above resolution on the table, wbich
passed in the affirmative. Yeas 90, Nays |
90.
1t was expected that the Senate would adj |
journ on Thursday. Several ofthe members /
left on Thursday morning.