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LATE ENoUGn.-The General President
don't like TO part with Office too soon;
GEN. TAYLoR's REsIGNATIoN.-W learn
iha, Gen. Taylor has sent in his resignation
as Major General, commanding the western
division Of our amy, and that il will take
effect after the lst February nexl.-N. o
Delta.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19

CAUTioN-A new matchmaker has located
in Section Ten.We sent common watch 10
be cleaned. He charged US So. We mention
this as specimen of his charges to prevent
others being imposed on.-Ed.
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THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPREsEN-
TATIVES

The next House Of Representatives will
have o majority Of whg members, who have
been elected on the same ticket with Gen
Taylor In The States in which Congress-
ional elections have been held, the result Is
as follows: ~
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or A woman named Ann Jones was
burned 10 death, on Monday afternoon, in
New York, having fallen into the fire while
in state of intoxication. l
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or The "Signal," the Oldest raylorpa-
per in Boston, says: "a 10
"Thefe will soon be a reduction Of wages
in every part Of the country"
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a. The European Peace Congress is in
session at Brussells, with our "learped black.
smith," Elihu Burrt, as one Of the Vice
Presidents,
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DEN, CRATIC MEETING insert the
proceedings .f a Democratic meeting held
il this town on Saturday evening last. They
rightly uphold the position ofihe Democratic
Representatives, and condemn the Wing
secession. We doubted tho policy Of the
secession Of the Democrats las, winter, un-
dcr the provocaion Of great rnd NANTES,
wrong, about TO bo done To them as Demo.
cats, % the people, and to the Constitution
an whena secession is made with no apol.
ogy Of principle, but merely to secure, in de.
fiance Of law, u selfish partizin raajurty, we
connot doubt for momen, that il merits the
strong rcprobaon of every honest man, and
will receive at tile hands OF the pc, PIE due
condemnation.
Upto Tuesday evening last, the Wings
were still Keeping mp the firce of an Illegal
organizations, and the better opinion seems
to be that they will continue to do so, pre-
venting in the meantime the necessary e-
gislat.on Of the Stale.
The complaint that the Democrats GOT up
too early, and preceded the more sleepy
Wings will not avail much among hard work.
ing farmers, who will not think few min
u,cs' be fore nine, very early lime TO b. gin
Legislative labors.
We will cndcayor in our next 10 give c. r
l}rough's unanswerable statement Of the
Hamilton County question, addressed 10 the
Editor IF the Standard; and as we can fut
room for them, The Address of the Prcsiden
tial Electors, Pugh'; Speech, and the Re
port of the Committee Of the Democratic
members on the existing difficulties. Th,
pcrusal Of the first Of these documents vii
gi7e full understanding of the case, ant
had we rcceived il time enough, we sloult
have giycn j; in the present number
lu the Senate, the able and talented edi
tor of the Marion Mirror, ono of the mos
thorough going democrats in the State, wa
elected Clerk Oh the l20;h ballot. Ills prin
cipal competitors were, A. Galloway, Wing
and Eli TAppan, Free Soilcl. Mr.. Arnold
the Democratic candidate for Sergcant-a
: Arms, was also elected after number Z
J ballo,uss. a z7aHF
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Gross WAsTfULNEss.-Mr. .Ashmun, whig
Of Massachusetts, has proposed in The House
Of Representatives, 10 give the National In
telligcnccr aud Washington Union SEWN DOL
LARS AND ALFALFA COLUMN for publishing
members speeches, an expenditure in favor
of two presses Of fom $25, 200 to $4,000
annually; thus pcnsioning the party organs to
give S lencc or approval Of increased
neglect of the public business, in wordy ha
rangucs. Members Of Congress in addition
to thei., So per day, now vote themselves
Libraries, charge the post office thousands up
on thousands in The way Of frauking, TO the
great hindrancc of the circulation Of krowl
edge among the people, who have 10 pay
dearer for their Representatives privileges
and while il is proverbial that Congressional
speechcs, or at least nineteen-twcnliethsi u
them, are mere electioneering trades spur
out for Buncombe- they now propose to make
The people pay twenty or thirty dollars ever!
time any one of them chooses 10 open hi
mouth, whether he talks sense or not!-
Really corruption can be endured to verl
great extent in Republics as well as else
where iRg Ag5
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"TuH KISG's FnIsNps," is the scornful
but just title which Greeley applies in the
Tribune to those unprnciplcd hacks Of his
party, who propose 10 take the name Of
Taylor-Republicans," and drop that Of
Wings. He scourges them as they should
be scourged for their degrading man-vor-
ship, with the freedom Of bold and honest
mind. Greeley's conduct since the election
goes far 10 redeem, his inconsistency before
m,
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ceip,g into the treasury for the Same period, er
elusive Of loans. amounted to S35, ,446,750

ceiptg into the treasury for the same period, ex-
elusive Of loans, amounted to 35.446750
The operation of the tariff Of I846 is suid 10
have been sneh, during the past year, as fully
70 meet the public expectation, 9 M
The operations Of the, constitutional ireas-
ury" are mentioned with high praise, not dol.
lar having been lost by the depreciation Of the
currencyo ~
Within the last four years, eight important
treaties have been negotiated with different, In.
dian trbes,and more than %, 500 900 ceres Of land
purchased Of them, a, cost OF $i,842,0O0
There arc now seven mail steamers employed,
and in another year il is thought there will be
seventeen aaoat--al convertible into war steam
ers.. f8 go ssdl8a
The affairs Of the Post Office nre Aourishing,-.
The gross amount Of postoges during the fiscal
year amounted to $4,37I OFT; tho expenditures
appear to be less. The mil routes, on the 30th
ofJune last, were l63,208 miles in extent; and
the mails transported over them for the same time
wore al ,ol2, ,579 miles.
A speedy extinguishmeht OF the public debt is
recommended, which, it is assumed can be easily
efft cted. The President condemns the policy
that regards rational debt as ''nationa bless.
ing.
The veto power is discussed and defended on
the ground oi it's exercise being constitutional,
and on. some occasions oxpedent and neness.
ary,os m
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The Senate will continue Democratic.
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Impurities of the Blood.

wish to impress it particularly on the minds Of
chose that are troubled with Impurities OF the blood
bad hamors, old ulcers, and diseases brought on b,
the use of mercury, calome that this is sovereign
remedy. 1t is well known to every physician, that
Sarslparla is almost the only article that can be
mixed with the pure extract OF Toma,ocs it has been
known to cure such cases where Sirslparills alone
has had no effect. This can be accounted for from
the fact that the Tomatoes operate greatly on the
bowels carrying off all those impurities which. il al
lowed to remain, create dangerous aud incurnble
diseases. w25w2
One more proof Of the efficacy Of the SarsaparilIa
ald Tomato when combined.
For sale by Theo. A. Peck, Burlington, and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
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numerous counterfeitors and imitafors to take field
Beware how you buy medicine put up in square
quart bottles Be very sure and ask for Dr. Guisoifs
Compound Extract Of Yellow Dock and Snrsapnr-
lila, hearing the written signature of = p Bennett,
on each outside wrapper, written with black ink and
do not on any account be induced to buy any other ar
tice-as 1t s this preparation only that is performing
such marvellous and astonishing cures Take no
mans word as persons having the counterfeit med.
icine and not the genuine are Of course DESTROYS Of
making their proft-consequently you are liable to
buy worthless trash, unless you examine for your
selves.
II 10 well in oil cases to cut out this caution and put
into your pocket.book and compare with medicine.
~ Remember, DR.. CCYSOTTS YELLOW
DOCK AND SARSAPAR1LLA
Prepared at S. F. BENEFITS Laboratory, Lit.
tle Falls, Herkimer County, N. Y. and sold by GEO
E. HARRINGTON Burlington VI.
Burlington Oct. II, lS4s 80
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Just Received
A 7 THE STORES OF THE uspERs,esrp.
- large and full supply OF HERRIcK's SuGAK CoAr
Ed FILLS and Kid Strengthening Pasters
These FILLS are warranted under penalty of
900 Dollars.

not 70 contain any mercury or any mineral medicine
Our daily sales throughout the world now exceed
nine thousand boxes. OF our Kid Strengthening PIas
tens ne call tor them is greater than ability to
parts OF the country. Our Agents are gentlemen
OF the hrst Iespecability-they your neighbours,
you know them Persons wishing 10 use the best
family pill ever known should by these, call on our
agents, purchase box, should they hot please you
return them and get your money. We have received
at the principal office within the past year, certificates
O. more than 5000 cures performed by HEERcK's
PILLS and Plaslers over ten thousand Of them were
considered beyond all hope They are the cheapest
md best pills now known. Each pill is beautifully
pills, smaller number is required for dose than of
any other pill known, their operation being so GER
tain, thorough, yet mild, that all who use them re-
commend them. Owing TO the immense popularity
and gigantic sales Of these pills. some unprincipled
persons have made something they call Sugar Coated
fIs. and we understand some are Tor sale IN this part
Of the country. Wehsve also observed smother pill
floating around the country, called the Indian vege-
table pill, made without doubt TO sell toi Heuick's
Vegetable pills, look out for frauds, some Of these
men attach the word Doctor to their namss to give
them the appearance OF responsibility. Always ask
for HIREcK's SUGAR COATED PILLS and get them or
none Our pills sell for IS per box, with full di.
rections our P!ssters Is 81 cts. All orders mus, be
addressed to HIREick 4 CO. Principal Office No
James Street. Albany,N Y. The following gentle.
A; c: Spear. Geo. E. Harrington. Theo A. Peck.
Calm & Spear, Burlington W B, Hatch. Winoos.
X Falls. |. Simonds Shelbum; Lyon l. Alexander
Charlotte; NJ. Hall. Hinesburgh Sanderson and
Bo1rd!n"n, Milton; y; a. Ashy Milton Fails w.
Geo. BFtS .tI eS '1 tysT OAKS l.:.t tu Ss%sI
Smith. Monkion ;; x. p. Roscol, New Haven; 6.
w: PsImslse, Bristol W. p. Russell, Mddlsbury.
Oct. 9, 10. w2o
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Csss"s~p'ism Cared.
oisans' and Strengthen Consumption u eust Rrss
chile C"nsnmp''on, Lirsr Complaint C"ids csinr,i
O"rYhs, Asfhma Sp'itinR Bood Sorsns0 in I've Casst
H'ei'e finsh N,gti swsa's, Difficult Or rrsi.ss Sc
pseo' stion Pain in The Side &c kavs bees sss sss 81
cured
aPtstiWg Blood.
Ns1 iorh. Ar'a - tstf.
Va TnwNaENp.-t veriiy heii-ve yonr S.rsspHrius
has hr-n tho mrans through Providsaes of ..,;us NV
lie have far several years had bsd Cough. Il Va.
eama worse aud worse A. last rasrd large auauti.
es 81 blunt had niyht weats aud gi.rtly Lehils.
ted aud rslneeh, aud did not expect to live have oay
isrd our SarsRpn'illa sh"tt time, mud th"r. has
ieifnl change ,r-n wrought IN able ak
all aver the city ! raise b",,L aud ny cough hss
len me. Won can we'll imagine thnt I am tha.LGd E~s
those tssults. Your beIient.
WIN RUSSELL. IS Cn,hnsins .,
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The mild alternative propcrtiesofDr. Guisotts Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla render it Pc
cuary applicable TO the slender and delictae consti
tuition Of The female II is unrvalled in its effects up
on such diseases as lnsprant Consumption, Barren.
ness Luecorrhoea. Whites. Irregular Menstrunalion,
Incontinence Of Urine, and general Prostra,on OF the
system II immediately counteracts that distressing
nervousness and lassitude common to the female
frame, and imparis an energy and buoyency as sur
prsinR as they are grateful.
We have evidence on file, which Undue r. us strongly
to recommend this medicine to married people who
have not been blessed " ith offspring.
We cannot Of course, exibit certificates to any ex.
tent in the above class Of complaints hut give the fol-
lowing extract ola letter recently received as some
indication OF the extraordinary virtue OF this medicine
as a remedy for the diseases referred to.
Newark, Ian. 25,h, lSiS
Mr.. Bennett-We take pleasure in stating that your
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila gives greut sa,isfac.
ton in every case. We shall Try and send you some
certificates.
A very respectable gentleman informed Us that his
daughter was troubled with difficult inenstrustion md
other diseases peculiar 10 her sex She had not had
her regular menstrual discharges for long time but
by the use Of Or Guysotis Yellow Dock and Ssrsap.
srilla, was radically cured. Had used Townsend's,
and others, without receiving the slightest benefit
lie had one daughter die from the same cause
Please send ns an additional supply Pal
Very respectfully yours.
J. Z. Triple & co.
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Adams's Arithmetical Series.

The attention Of Preceptors of Academies, Teach
ers and Superintendent in our Common Schools, and
all those interested in education is invited ~ the full
series Of Arithmetical Works now published Copies
will be furnished for examination application to
either Of the Publishers.
l.-PRIMARy ARITHMETIC OR MENTAL OPERATIONS
IN NUMBERS being an introduction to Adams's New
Arithmetic, revised edition.
u.-ADAMss NEW ARITHMETIC, REVISED EDITION
being revision Of Adams's New Arithmetic, first
published in 1877.
lll,-KEy TO THE REVISED EDITION OF ADAMS
New ARITHMETIC.
w. MESsuRATroN, MECHANICAL POWERS, AND
MAoHINERy. The principles of mensuraton anay
ticny explained, and practically applied to the mea
surement Of lines, superfces. aud solids also, phi
losophcal explanation OF the simple mechanical po,c-
ers and their application TO machinery. Designed to
follow Adamss New Arithmetic I'm press,)
V-BooK KEEPING. This work contains a lucid
explanation OF the science of accounts, concise
and common sense method Of Book Keeping by single
entry, and various forms of receipts. orders, notes,
bonds mortgages. and other instruments necessary
for the TRANSACTION of business Accompanied with
Blank Books for the use OF learners, Published by
J. W. PREM us a. CO., Keeue. ". H.
COLLINS g. BROTHER. New York.
PHILLIPS g. SAMPSON, Boston.
Nov. "a, AS d2o2t5
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Farm for Sale.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chi,tenden. Commissioners to
ceive. examine and ADJUST the claims and demands Of
OF Colchester in said District, licensed represented
nsolvent, and also all claims aud demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the day OF the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice. that we
will attend to the business Of appointment at the
dwelling Of Alfred B. Allen in Colchester in said
District. on the FIRST Monday Of February and March
next. at o'clock, P. M on each Of said days,
Dated, this 3Oih day Of October "A. ID. 1913.
BRIGHAM C. WRlGHT.( c.--;.
w2aw3 THOMAS BROWNELL 'S'''
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RhcumntisM.
This only than fur Thousand Of Ehau
nri.u that DR. Townsenis Sn .nlarla has cuc-,i Trs
mud chronic weekly sraicssd W lie
extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ of III. ss>i,tnn,. ~ tho tuua
Asynm Rackwels island is the y-ntlsnsu spoken 81
the follow Tug letter.
Black wells i.mud S-pt H. 1877
Or Towmend-D,ar Sir: nave suffered t-tr ibiy rst
nine with the Hhruunsn; considerable IL the tins
coui not eat ,r-p walk | had the distressing
pains aud my lim,. terribly swollen. ! hSvs u.sd
f hotties Of S,rsnnriis and the, hsv- lou.
thar thousand dollars worth Of good much hett-v
indesi entirely relieved i"n Iihert, TILE
for the bensft Of the afflicted
Yours respectfully. JAMES CUMMINGS.
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from long and careful study and they serve in an
eminent degree, the good purposes for which they
were attended, success has followed the proprieters
Enterprise and labors His establishment is now one
Of the largest In the United States and besides fur
nehng every city. town. ard townseio in the country
Immense quantities 10 foreign lands.
the prosecution Of his plans for bringing his spe-
cthcs to the notice Of the whole people, Or. Jayne has
Issued Family Almanac, containing certificates and
testimonials Of the highest character. We see II
stated IN the Germantown Telegraph, that last
las, ind all distributed This year, the demand for
1879 10 90 great, that two power presses, driven by
steam. are summing day aud night, with double set
OF hands. ond unable the demands OF the pub
!ie for the Alm,nacs. Indeed, Messrs. Stnvely u
MCalla, who do the press. work. have found II ne
ceesary: to meet the wants of the publisher TO obtain
. third porer press! Too millions and hat
ecpies will be required for Is49, consuming from
twelve to fifteen thousand reams Of paper and incur
ring expense, at the very small rate OF two cents
each copy. and we cannot sec how they can by fur
nished At 90 low price-of fifty thousand dollar:
This 10 wonderful, exhibiting as it does, one Of the
But Il mus, be remembered that this large sum,
which 10 fortune Of itself, is entirely given awny-
the whole two millions and halt Of Almanacs are
gratuitousy given merchants, store keepers tam-
lies and individuals with view to their general gra-
suitous distribution throughout the United States.
:, The position Of Dr.. Jayne is an enviable one-a-
te!prisee-drawng largely from an extensive knowl-
Slee Of medical jurisprudei'ce-and he now stands at
the head Of the discoveries Of medicines for the mill
ion, which have not only been pronounced to be
uneq7aled 90 remedies, for the diseases severaly set
apart BY the proprietor. &C. but destined to confer
form Of restored health and prolonged existence -
N0rristOtcn Register w37-tl
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL.
In the same Building 10Th the Post Office
STATE STREET, BOSTON.

THIS is the most convenient Hotel in Boston, for
the man OF business TO stop at. II is at the very
head. quarters of Business close by the Banks In
surance and Newspaper Offices. and the principal
Stores The Proprietor is determined to keep his
charges at the very lowest rates. and for
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY,
he engages to furnish his patrons with oil the sub
stantia comforts found at the First Hotels.
The House has lately been Repaired aud Furnished
throughout in not ut all inferior TO houses
where the charges are two or three times as much.
Entrance in State, Linda and Congress Streets
Transient Boardeis ONE DOLLAR per day.
HENRY DOOLEY.
Boston, June, ls48 WIS 3m
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In THESE DAYS OF EXCITEMENT the public creduty
n xed n N ennrn,Oia Ytpnt

In THESE DAYS OF EXCITEMENT the public credulity
10 taxed to an enormous extent.
Excitement pervades every new acquisition in
science, literature or art Yet, notwithstanding the
unprecedented enthusiasm with which it has been re-
ceived, there is one recent attainment in medical
been said in its favor. We auie to Dr. H. G"vso ,
feitcu Dock aud Sarsaparilia Ertract- unri-
vailed and rapidly increasing popularity OF which
all similar and counterfeit preparations, and the
tire iath in its virtues proiessed by those who have
used it, seem to us pretty strong Recommendations
We are sufficiently convinced of its intrinsic vir-
tues, aud unesatingiy advise the sick its
fative powers. w25w4
=, For sale by Geo. E Harrington Burlington, and by
the Druggists generally throughout the United States
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FEMALE BEAUTY.

Ladies whose compilations are not o. clear a. they
could wish. instead Of resorting to those poisonous
preparations in the form OF Cosmetics &c should use
parils. By purifying the BLOOD and enlivening the
circulation, Il gives clesrnes 70 the complexion,
brightness 10 the eye. and elasticity 10 the step
"Leaving that beautiful which still was 90,
And making that which was not"
Vexatious eruptons on the face resulting from want
Of exercise or sluggish circulation Of the Blood, st
once disappear under its influence, leaving . rich
bloom OF health. that cosmetic can impart. La.
dies who have tried it express themselves surprised
and delighted.
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PARKER'S UNRIVALED
DAGUERREOTYPES

VNAkEN DAILY at his Rooms, College
L Street, where he has produced thousands within
the last year. rooms will be kept open lew weeks
where Nina ures can be lind nj less price lior the
quality than AT any other establishment in this
part OF the country.
Rooms free for persons to call and examine s,eci'
mems.
Burlington. Oct. 10, ls4s, wis
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Asignees Sale in Bankruptcy.

DY VIRTUE Of m order issued out of the United
will sell at Public Auction at the Auction Room Of
Isaac Sherwood in Burlington, on Saturday, the 23d
Of December, lS4s, at II o'clock A. M.
IAN the claim Of Henry L Peaslee to Farm
lying and being in Burlington ohch farm pas tcil-
led BY Amanda Peasiee. mother of said Henry Peas
lee 10 her son tno,o deceased) Horace Peaslee"
NATHAN b. HAS WELL, Assignee.
Burlington, December, LIST, iS4S w22