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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
FALES, Cathar Sic LOZENGES,

EALES7 CatmAF ElC A1OAGlNWGO
TrHOTH from great many Vegetable substances are
as paaeab and pleasing other conectonaycom
pound This preparation decidedly the bes among an Pep
and JaOp, any other catharc medicines @ he auv
age over all in being pleasant to eat w@ o % p box with
full directions and may be found at the Depository NO. 70 OO
merCa street.
FALES' WORM LOZENGES,
Are safe and remedy Children love them
in sen gng the teeth nene about the mouth and nose
Sickness at the stomach precarous appetite swed bow
els and general feversh habits The child falls into
the worms supplied expelled the child far as hear
from in every instance has been cured ~ -
Price % box with full directions, sold at NO. 70 CONNER
cal street.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
Are beneficial in colds and coughs, wboopng cough
inflammation of the throat andungs in the Group hives and more
happy obtained in few moments the symptoms disappear
and disease broken up the magical eee these ozengeT
Full directions accompanying ack box and found at Depository
No. &c Commercial street.
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZENGES,
Are safe agreeable remedy for dysentey darhea and bowes
complaints oChden Particular must be paid the d
recions on eachbox
FALES' CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
Are beneficial in all sick headahe and where there
tghness weight the in erupve Diseases
such measles, small pox mana epilepsy melancholy hysea
tai powers may taken with safety by and children
n all conditions. Full directions accompany eachbox.
FALES' CYPIAN HAIR TONIC,
Is extensively known and justly celebrated that fhe
comment on will be useless; say however that umong
many thousands who have purchased the tonic in this and ohe
individuals expressed appobaon wonder and adma
ton bOodng effects Aew bottles only be had at No
Sc Commercial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawng those destructive creatures be hush
ed houses will box of the
genuine Madagascar Rat Exemnator according dec
ton You depend upon unless obtaneda Fales
Sc Commercial ST.. Boston, Mass
i EGl PTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give desirable color white grey red with
out coloring the skin. JOSEPH J. FALES,
Il Accommodate, Boston, Mass.
/ Or For sale by the following AGENTS:
Montpelier, 5. X Collins Druggist; e. W. Hubbard anfeld,
j. Town Marshfed +. d. Putnam; Cabot Cutting; Danvle,
Dana Weeks Stanton H. G. abcOck Lyndon, Fuller Co.
Lndon Centre A. Dennison Co.. Wheelock, W. L. Bradley;
Glover Pamer Buon, Strong Jewett Derby Line, Cobb,
Rollins Co., Foster Holmes Co., r G. BntleIj WestB erby H.
o. Pike Coventry f. Ceaveand Albany W. Hayden CIasbu
y A. Scott; Wolco NJ Pennock, p $ Benjawn Iiydepark,
N. P. Keller. 23ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

For some unoceoune for the last years
young people bo male and female have had the
have their hair turn permanently We frequently
applied to for something to turn the hair back its natural color
which mas induced us to gOO much trouble and order
furnish our customers and the public generally with and
proved Hair Deone that is nearly eectua and the least
furious to the head hair for the moderate so
tie We have succeeded beyond expectations This article
offer to the public with great confidence We have had thorough
ory tested time after time before could offer sale
price such that all afford it, and its quality believe
to be superior to any before made.
Sold by Comstock Ross No 10 fremont Row. Boston, and by
X COLLINS, Montpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS

From the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times
Mr. NJ Lyman, %, Commerce street, cured of total deaf
of fifteen years standing by few TASKS of Dr. Nc Nairs
Acoustic Oil He had short time before returned from Boston
where ne had spent 49, had the ons fhseas taken out and
many rexpermgns tried with faculty. without
He had also p9n over 500 in the city the faculty. but he
len in the same state when they through He then despair
tho ght he would thing before gave up procu
red flask of DIR. hcNair's Acoustic oil and hcls cured
G
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
Sold by Comstock & Ross No. 10, fremont Row, Boston,
s X Collins, MONTPELIER
WORMS! WORMSl WORMS!!!

KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.
This remedy for Worms of the extraordinary
eectualy eradcates of all Sorts from children
and adults
Thousands perish by without the real being
Some other assigned rthe sickness until
What immense responsibility then rests upon the parent who
does know, and the doctor who does understand
plant which destroying those precious flowers of e-chdren
What should be done?
The plain Give this Vermige which VIII be sure
do good, they have and fhey have will destroy
and eradicate with certainty and percison truly astonishing
cannot harm the smallest infant strongest adug There
mercury mineral in it. Mercury the basis
remedies and the remedy sometimes than the
So use lozenge but rely upon this Every person will be
convinced trial that it is the perfect
ed We call on M good citizens make known the effects of
wonderful remedy
0CJs Price % cen.
Sold by Comsock Il Ross No 49, fremont Row BOSTON, and
Inv S. X. Collins Montpelipr
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fully disturbed wken Ethel first appeared before
him. Already enamored of her style, her fine
classic face and gentle voice perfected the
charm, From that moment she dwelt contnu-
ally in his thoughts, and he had already deter
mined to profit by her address, and pursue an
acquaintance from which he promised himself
much pleasure. Thus, when Ethel second
time Unexpectedly appeared before him, he was
almost inclined to bless the event which had led
to so happy result. With much more bland
expression of countenance, therefore, than could
have been expected under the circumstances,
Mr.. Temple made his appearance in the Office
of the JOponca-dom Magazine when the
following conversation between the rival editors
ensued:
Mr. Temple you allow me to ask,
sir, where you obtained the tale published
in your Magazine with a signature of a
star!
Mr.. Luf.-Most certainly, my dear sir.
am most happy to reply to any interrogatories
on the subject | received it, sir, from the fair
authoress herself
Mr.. Temple, with a start of surprise) I'm
possible, sir it cannot be-
Mr.. Luf.-Pardon me, sir, say it is not
only possible but true tell you positively the
article in question was handed me by the bright
particular star, for which paid the sum of fifty
dollars, Perhaps you may recognize her man
uscript-here it is
Mr.. Temple, (much agtated.l Good heavens
/ I &c, II
the lady?
Mr. Luff-That were vain attempt
can only say she was the most lovely girl my
eyes ever beheld; tall, fine figure, with voice
Of enchanting melody,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30

pnNTs, and Of every description For sale by
a 'corT and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
K. COLLINS, Montpelier, ".
BALM OF COLUMBIA

Ladies and genemen will be without the genuine Odrdg
Balm of Columbia for your hair You may depend upon
the only article that prevent badness and keep head
free from dand We have known to restore hair the bald
heads opersons seventy years ofageComstock Ross give refer
any that wsh those that have been perfectly bald fol
years and have had their hair restored within the months
BE and the genuine with the signature of Comsock
on r
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HEALTHY FAMILIES.

II EAtTIY families are those who use the "REsURRECTION
III OF PERSIAN PILLS" They keep the stomach Clean
free the blood pure, the appetite good themnd bant word
the person healthy Those who have saow yellow
may be assured that their liver less dseased and
by taking the Persian Pills frequently their skin will become clear
and fair their stomach will be strengthened and they will have
healthy flow pure blood which will give the bloom of health
Those who inclined fever and age, dyspepsia cosveness
who have unpleasant taste their mouth in the morning
should these pills. for they cleanse the stomach eecal
that the breath becomes perfectly sweet Parents and all Others
should bear in mind that they efctua of the daah
No children have been known die of complaints
who have used these Pills from the other diseases
mark this for you will blame yourselves, your children die that
you did not try the Persian Pills ?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
FRENCH DEPILATORY.

This article used for taking off superuous hair from the face and
neck, is sold for 50 cents per bottle
% All the above for sale by COMSTOCK ROSS, No. 49,
fremont Row, Boston--and in Montpelier by
39-ly. S. X. COLLINS.
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SAESSAPAasIHIEA.

NOMSTOCK& CO.'S Concentrated Compound and Fluid Extrac
OSarsaparia for the cure of
Scurfula, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cutaneous Diseases
letters, Scaly eruytiOns skin,
Pmples the Face, Mercura Il Sphlod Diseases
alterations of tha throat Bes from impure habits of the
Pains and sWellngs of the body,
homes, Liver Affections,
diseases arising from the blood
and mprudenCe otlife excessive OfmerCury, &c.
The Sasapra be depended upon by y being
this country Europe People them
selves just they please in using Sarsapara This pure
put up large larger bottles any sold
lar at Unprecedented low price of per bottle
s. X. Collins. Montpelier.
BLESSING TO MANKIND.
CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
This great Healing Salve is acknowledged by all who
to the wonderful article known expes nju-
by fire. all PAIN and prevents modification every
1t will cure OF the following complaints pay is reu
sed for il.
'buns, Old Sores Eresypelas,
SCads, Bruises, Chafes,,
Salt Rheum, fsnrfua., Wounds,
Eruptions, Sore Eyes, Piles
Chlbains, Cold in Wounds, Tender Feet
eyes, cancers frequently removing them with
pain agony speedily aays inflammation reduces swell
ngs and saye should be without The following remar
kabe furnished quite recently and hundreds of other
equally wonderful many SOL might be added TO
want of room we leave them out,
child nephew of friend of mine stepped into vessel
bong WATER and sCaded its leg up the knee when Connel
Pain Extractor from C0mstocs applied which almost
" gave relief 20 the little sufferer and entirely cured it, Al
So child of my burned its hand severely used thi
Save which gave instant relief and entirely and
could not be induced do without it, think every fam
should always keep it hand in of such accidents
II. ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church.
Saugenies, N. Y
Sold by Comstok Ross No. 49, fremont Row, Boston, and b.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30

!. Even Mrs. W aIsing-
n tainted from the ex-
Ito assist in the search;
loubt, she said, but that
iad taken it to kindle
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2. y, - . . ff-aA-
DfsJohnM. Near, of Detroit. publishes
in the Advertiser nnie,sfaling r,hat on ilg;
2lstsultimo, a female child ssJiorl ofsa
very anomalous formation, which itlls8
described in his mole: q
It's hodyis perfect; bur il is. .en,irelyand Y
completely without arms-hot having I.
even the appearancszofa faGy; it. has, ,shoui-ssi
der blades, and at Tie place where shouis1
der joint shond be, there is srnaii cicut-
rix or scar, about The bisaesstof a smails;
pea. ~ :s'2l:
On The right side, ii has bu, halfsaieg,,5 Z
the foot is where The knes should be. ii i
has complete control ofthe; foot and AMI tes
joint, aud moves IFS thigh sind leg :MiliIss
ease in any directions g. g. ;t;,ssf :.szs-s;;
], has bur four toes on the foot. ~;
lis left leg is perfect; but .Ilshas assclab
foot, with difIerence.frourihe 1rdinaryas
club foot-the foot, lurns oitwards mud
upwards, so that the toes point Upward ]. .io s,s
the child's fade; aud il also has 4bat sfonr. &
toes on this foot, /, f5rsi.i ~,
The mother and child are boltfdoine weif 4.
and the child has as lair a Ptospectio i've
as any child OF its age. d ss3 Ssil
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For the Adrertiscr.

MIR. Ediior:-l request the favor Of you 10
publish the following appointments for the
Rev Mn. HucKtSs,a Baptis, Preacher, and
Missionary to Texns, in addition 10 those which
you have kindly inserted in your last. This
gentleman has some interesting cnmmnnica
ton, TO make in reference to that important
region Of country, HOW one of the United States
Of America. These communications will be
heard with pleasure by his audiences. and will
amply repay them for their labor of attendance
Respectfully, -. b. JOHNSON.
Mr.. Huckins will preach by Divine permis-
sion, at the following times and places in the
present month:
On Saturday 14th February at Fellowship
Third Lords Day at ilgal; Tuesday at Beth.
any Wednesday at Plum Branch; Thursday
at CalaIlams Mills; Friday at Red Oak Grove.
Saturday al Red Hill; Fonrth Lords Day al
Antioch; at Night at Edgefied C. H.; Monday
at Horns Creek; Tuesday - o'clock, at Re-
publican; Thursday at Hardy's; Friday at Mt.
Lebanon; Saturday al Hamburg.
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Cora.-We are gra'ifedin being allie 10
lay before our readers The following infor
nation, which we OBTAIN from a CONNER
ciaI friend of this town, being an extrac,
from letter received from. Charleston, da.
led 3rl inst.
Your order for Corn has just been re.
ceived which we shall fill forthwith, al 65
cents per bushel, ba es Included"
From this, our friends in the upper Dis.
ricls will perceive that there is no occa
sion for alarm, and that corn is Iikely 10
come down 10 rs cents in a short time
Hamburg Republicans.
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Tbe aOnertiser. !.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1916
EDGEFIELD C. H.

e All Persons indebted to this
Office for Subscription. for more
than one year. and all indebted
for Job Work or Advertising
previous to tie Isl of January,
1916. and fail to settle the same
by the 18th of March next. will
have Cost to paw.
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The new Constitution of Missouri dis

The new Constitution nf Missouri dis.
qualities any man from holding any mill
rary or civil office or appointment in that
Stale, who shall, after The ratification Of
the constitution, be engaged, as principal.
second. surgeon, accessor or abettor, in a
duel. II also makes it the duty Of the
Legislature 10 provide the mode aud man
ner in which tho survivor Of a,duel and
his5eslare shall be rendered responsible
to, and be charged with a compensation
for the wife and children of,iie deceased,
whom ho has slain. ~ -, -: =:
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Rail ROAD MEETING AT SuMTERvnLE.-
On the 26,h uIt a large and respectable meet
ing Of the citizens Of SlmterviIIe, convened in
the Cou, House, 10 take into consideration,
the contemplated branch Of a Rail Road from
Camden to, Snmtervills. Several addresses
were made on the OCCASION, and resolutions in
favor Of the branch Rail Road were read and
passed. The length Of the branch 10 Sumter.
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StraYed or Sfolen;..

as5aW E1RoM esabseriber's n res 5
jE4sSE ~ idence, .sorne!me during
vi The month Of March !lasi,ga
sas1-saasss.s dark red uoh6rned i G. 0W !:
with two year old Yearling The Cow is
marked with smooth crop md uiiderbitin
the right ear, and swallow fork IN: .tl,e left.
The Calf has asin,ilar rt,nrlss Any. iifoftia-.
'inn respecting thein will be ti,aIkfillS Y fecei.
we'd, and il deiyers:i 10 lf,e subscriber, 1 req
sonable reward paid. l:s. go IS; .s5
IN. WITT
Edgefield C. IT., Feb.1l.;! ;ifSsSs:sIItr;3 s i;sSs:
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CO1nllnelrcIaf.

HAMBUae, February 4. ;;s;
Co'ton.--Since the receipt of:thes 4tfrnf4 !
January accounts By the Ribernia, onr; marker !,
has been extremely dull, and prices. somewhat
reduced. In the meantime, butfew saics fjaye3:
been made, holders manifcsting strong dis. 4
position 10 resist tie downward tendency, We q
quote ordinary to middling 51SmiddfnsN N
ialr to fair 81 6 fully fair 64 81; choice 6aa
cents per ID. :.'''s = 80 SI& 1srfssf q z.
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Notice,

T oST by the subscriber atEdgefeid q sti 7.
~ on the 5th Of January, 1876. a Nate given,
by james Zimmerman 10 Lewis Cnibiea,h,.
sometime in january 1s45, for ihirfY-sepsn.
dollars and fifty cents, due,the 25ti December
le4?, with credit Of two dollars made onsthe
9th Jnanasy, 1876 =. i q. 81 ...s
All persons are therefore s:forewnrned from
trading fos note ofthe above description.
E. e. RICHARDS0N.
Februaiy7 - = s-sE..i tfaY 80.
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lmporiantJf True.-Bxtrac-.of of letter
from ashlnstonto 10 the New York Ga

I Important T1ue.-Extrac. Of a letter
from Washington to the New York. Ga
iZette:
Mr.. McLane's dispatches have al
length arrived, and though not containing
any ua,ter,of immediate connection with
The adjustment OF the Oregon question,
they couiirm in the strongest terms. and
upon he best authority, The opinion de-
rived from the British press and from pri.
vate communications, of The preservation
of peace. Assurances of The most rela-
ble character are given that :he present
Ministry anxiousl Y and sincerely desire 10
bring these difficulties to close upon
terms of honorable compromise, in which
every legal and equitable regard will he
paid 10 The psetensions Of The Unled
States.
The English Prcss.-Thonsi The daily
press in England in confined exclusively
10 London, and large cities in that empire,
like Liverpool, Manchester or York,
which were they placed on our continent
would give support TO hall dozen dai-
lies each, arc now only content with pub
lisYinS weekly sheets; yet the English as
far excel us in the enterprise Of their press
as we exceed Them in The number OF our
newspapers.
Their cnrps Of reporters is under the
most systematic government. extending
over all Europe and sending home details
o. every circumstance Of importance that
occurs in The remoles portion Of The con-
Iinent. Not content will, this, the Morn
ing Chronicle" is now about 10 extend its
enterprise Westward, and send a reporter
10 Ibis country to report for that paper the
proceedings Of Congress.
Some idea of The nature Of the gigantic
newspaper establishments Of London,
may I've derived from looking at the organ.
izalion of The News" The paper in which
Foster late of the Examiner" is 10 be
The prinbipal. and Dickens the literary ed
iior. The corps now engaged for the
News consists of Il principal editor at
$50 per week, six or seven assistant edi.
tors a, s45 each, managing or business
man at $50. sixteen parliamentary report
ers at $50 each, nine law reporters al SO,
nine police reporters who receive just
what they can mike, being paid by The
job, and several upernumeraries or pen
ny a GnersH who pick up trile in an
honest way. The secret Of the success
of the London papers lies in This maxim
which they all adopt as their principal of
government, THAT no one is at liberty 10
consider himself either overwerked or
undcrpaid."
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AueUs IA, Feb. 6

.. hU1U IA, CU'O
RGl Roud .4ccidcnt.-The Georgia
Rail Road las been The theatre Of another
serious accidcni-the second within a few
days Asthe downw ard Irain vas on its
way on "Wednesday, night, when within
afcw miles Of Crawfordville. the passen
ser and baggage cars were suddenly
thrown from the track. down an embank-
.meni of some three or 4 feer. by which:
the former was very much broken, injurs
ing, more or less, almost every passenger
ior hoard, one fs.xhomr hirs. Duncan.
The wife; ofihe Rev. Mr.. Duncan. was
said TO be very seriously if nolalalFy.
The other passengers escaped with some
pretty severe bruises and cuts, though
uone. were very serious. What caused
this accident we have not been able TO as
certain though we learn that il was prob
ably caused by the breaking Of The "body
bolt" of The baggage car.
The engine was not thrown from the
track, ard as The engineer Soon obtained
car from Crawfordvi!le, The passengers
all save Mrs. Duncan and her family came
on TO ,his city.
The engineer on the freight train arrived
Yesterday, we are pleased 10 learn rcpes
cnted Mrs. D. 10 be improving, and her
injuries uoi To be so serious as was at iril
supposed Chronicle.
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Tic Hamburg RcpuJliran-1n their last
number NIessrs Cochran & Baird announce
to their friends the sale Of their paper and the
utensils of the office TO Wm. NJ. Bobo. Esq.
In short time Mr.. Bobn will assume the con-
troll Of the Republican,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-11

The w. e. Church SoutE.-In the ,ri-
al in Maysville. Kentucky, between the
members of The NJ, E. Church, South.
and The old organization. Judge Reed
has delivered an opinion, which N. effect
divides the property in she proportion of
membership of the respective per,ies.-
An appeal has been taken to the Court of
Appeals.
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vile from llc most accessible poin, where the.
Camden branch touches the highlands on the
eastern side of the western swamp is from l44
OILS miles, The whole cos. for the compile.
,ion of the Road, is estimated at about one
hundred and five thousand dollars.
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We make the following exlrac. from letter
writlcnby student of the Furman Institute,
located in Fairfield District, South Carolina:
"Our Institution here is more prosperous
than it was last year. 1t has about 16 or IL
students. who are generally remarkable for
piely and application 10 study. Our Profrs.
sors are undoubtedly men ofprofound learn
ing and deep piety Some of the students have
a good kr owledge Of Creek, Latin and He
brew One of them, after graduating. will
probably become a Missionary to Burmah. as
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, of Virginia, has written 10
the Professors for such men,"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-11

Unmasosic ConducG-Fhe German
Schnell, Post under date Of the 22d Janu
airy, gives the following statement of an
excitement among the Masonic Fralerni.
ty at Lyons in Frances
. |, is sell known. lba, many of the
Prussian Lodges refuse the admission of
Jews. A Prussian lsraelile, aresident Of
Lyons, was lately refused admission into
one of the lodges at Berlin, The gentle.
man who received this treat
ment, held ahigh STALLION among the order,
being one Of the grand officers Of the
Grand Lodge Of Lyons, Deeply inGig-
nant at the insult moi only offered to him.
self and his people, brt,o The li5eral,prin.
ciples which characie:i2e The order, ON
his return he laid a,full statement of the
case before bis lodge. Whereupon The
Masonic Lodges in Lyonsresolyed 10 ex-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-11

The Utathcr.-On Friday last, there was
quite heavy fall Of rain at this place, after
which, the weather cleared of, md became
pleasant. On Sunday night fhc rain again fell.
aud there was another change in the temper.
atnre.
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Tie symptoms Of decline in The war
fever at Washington are growing more
and more decided. IN the House they are
anxious 10 get rid fthe part they ac in
debale-lhese war-men, as if they were
ashamed of the parl act in il. In the Sen
ale the position lakea by Messrs. Benton.
.Baeby. Speishf. and others. renders il
certain tina, majority Of that body are in
favor of peace. Private letters, as well ns
The published proceedings, confirm this
view. If the Administration are nor bent
on war, The Oregon question will he
quietly disposed of.-Char. Courier.