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THE following new and cheap publications,
viz =
THE WOODMAN,
A Romance of the times Of Richard III this eel
ebrated work. it is said, will close the labors of
G. p. r. James as novelist.
THE SEA LIONS,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
TnE SUDDEN MARRlAGE.

We believe the Tribune H. the only daily
paper which did not suhp up and puhllrl M
M ''cNccllrut-pirrr at news" tho marriage
ofa young lrl-h fIrl to m Hutiqmicd GBul,
az tho office ol III" Commissioners of EmirTn.
ioih sotnr days since. N~pHssrd the utiWr
10y without ns'icr, surprising that it WIS a.
prvity hiRhly-culurcd ihcl, wrought up Tor a
paragraph 10y some desperate penn, "a liner.
II -erus, however, that there u snmcNing
rather more serious in the matter thar was
expected. The real story h ~ follows On
ThursdHy last while party of recent immi-
gfnut- were shIidiug Ia the CuniniHsioucrs'
office, one OF lho clerks asked u F,euGhu,an
mot one of the prfty, mud seemed 90 ic n
luokrr uu) why hr did not get nnrrirds--
Monsieur replied that hc gould fiud no one
WHO would have linn. ''liir clerk then Turn.
ed TO the immigrants aud asked ro-, book
ING Irish pirl IL slie would marry linn lhr
frrhchunn.D She, surprising lac was hn-
leriug her, replied luH joking manner, "Ncs;
ofcuur,c,' So, without more preliminary.
a Justice wnu son, for. The old Frrurhnnn
aud the young lrclRulcr were sumuHrily
married. and went forth to get somc refresh.
mcut-. Alter meal, luc gifl desired tn r..
turu To- her ifleuds, hu thu nhn uoW claimed
her "a all rcrlOu-per- NJ his Wiir--shr iudlg-
nnntly refusing to live with him, aud protest.
lug tht she had not the fcmoicst ih.n Vt nnr-
rSiug, md especially such - man ns him, aud
declared hrt slir never suspected that an, 4.
thing beyond a mOmcnlnry joke was TO ca.
sue on her saying She would hive him, aud
I'd ual nrs sAI... r-i..i.- H.. -+.,4l-..
still refuses to lvr.w 'u lIruur have anything
Ia say or dn win hn,. aial declares ilml she
has been shumrluiil deceived. Thus The
matter stHudr, and it, these statements are ~
we suppose, true. we would respectfully ask
II such performances are strictly in place ut
the office OF the Commissioners OF Emigrn.
ruH, wruru we tId supposed Immigrants
would lao sure To evndc the thousand hum.
bugs everywhere awake to plumber and ,lc.
cciNc them. We trust That The pcr-nus en-
gngrd ia this nilhr viii rim no more in n
munuer 81 utterly foolish and contemplate
-.Nt,c York Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
Respectfully yours,
ID. WlT.MOT.
Hos. WV. J. Buowv.

iloNs W VI 81 llhbN ~
WAsuNGToN, Dec. -.
The interest increases. Tho scene which
took place in tie House ycslrrday.nnd which
IN my letter oilast night attempted To de-
scrIhG- ani- nLich. J ll4au - I4ll..s-e4Alll
cqunllcd, was echpsed IN the House to-day
Yesterday we had the Hon. Mr. Brown done
Nup hrowh--lodny we have had scene OF
more general Nnricly. mud al lines the inter
est was of lie sort which can only he drscrih-
ed as INTENSE. The boil opened with
proposition, offered hy Governor Brown, of
Aississipi,i,t n dHclarn Hawaii Enli. Mt Ernf-
GIN, Speaker lie made short speech, in
which, among other things, lac declared that
there WAS democratic minority in the
House, but IN consequence OF sectional di-
visions, they could not cOnbue upon any
one man To lie elected SpeHker.
Presently MIR Duer, OF New York got ihe
floor. lie commenced n speech of rniher
concillalory character; lie desired np organ
cation oclhe House. The people demaud~
Ell IL, the country tlcruundrt it; every UriUri-
PIE ofitberit ,Seood government Demanded it!
but it could not I've accomplished unless there
was some compromise, or giving way in
some quarter. For his part, I've was ready to
make any proper concession, Previous,
however, to Mr. Duer obtaining the floor MIR
Meade of Virginia, dad made quite an nllun-
rbntory speech upon Southern rights" aud
seemed to he very much excited, TO which
Root, of Ohio, made u humorous reply, in
which he snid some good things and others
that were not so good. Mr. hlcLhnc, Of Bal
timore, also made II speech, in which--nl-
though hc WINS personally complimentary 10
Mr. Winthrnp--le mnde harnnguo in re-
gard td the Wing party character in which
the late SpenIver had formed ths Committees
of the last Congress. The iutVuI ufMr Nc.
tinc'rsl,eeeh wHs to rally the "Democraey,"
aud prevent II possible. any of them voting
for Mr Winthrop, for whom it had been
noisnd nbout lhuI some Of them were going
To vote.
Mr. Duer said,in continuation of his speech
that be was ready, if necessary, To vote for
man Of citler PaTty-Whig, Democrat, or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
nd arEAKER-No MEsaAnr

We have again and for the third time Dc.
laycd our paper with the hope Of angoun.a,
an organization Of lbc House, and huas be-.
fore our customers The annual Execute We.
sage The Photographic report from Wash.
inglon does not indicate, by ihc last ball.ut,
gwen, any clearer prospect Of speedy Of.
ghnizaiion than The Gut ballot 20 ihe lrt
Monday % December There b., however.
an intmiton ola compromise, and pii.r
the neat report may announce go ort.ai..
ton, bat al Is ncyouhcIoss very uncertain
The incidents IN Congfrs. during lho pos
week will be found pretty fully naubdis
the preceding columns The most rcmu.f.
bic - the "Coalltion -('coallou b. Oh.
word that since the 3lst Of May last, ngasY
anything mean, nasty or corrupt of o..
Van liuUn faction with the sayrfyw1.
gundIvis Of the south % we'll % of hr h,,, t
90 elect W J, Brown, Of Indiana, SpaaAr',.
aud 10 defeat Robert &. Winthrop. uhab.v
b., and ever has been, an unwavrrnr GHl
Of ftcc.soll sod Zee speech Tho result ol1,
coalition must be most gratifying 60 sue.
aa dcsp'c trading and corrupt politicians
Mr. Brown has been "sonc brown, and u.
parties To the coalition have exhibited q
the world anolhcrR,uking illustration Of lbs
character Of their motives and Of their p1l,.
zeal integrity They are welcome 10 ANN
hutcls they have won in this last act of"gu..
aud lony lumbling "
We regret that Nr Winthrop dcel,ncs
the time Do DID lie made a mistake ~.
had lac held on, We believe hc would Save
succeeded The very next day after Brown and
the gameHtnra araas.atod with ban -~ef- .,
fairly exposed We believe few ofihose,
who Ind brrn induced 20 vote '5r B5Wd,a and
who had been kept IN the dark ns 90 lhr trims
Of the bargain entered into by the leaders,
wouldt At least, TO show their displca,ure q
such conduct, have Withdrawn from the H1s,r
OF voted for Mr. Winthrop. Indeed, itr,H'
ed that such was the pdrposc N few Of ne
more candid members OF the House The
political gamblers feared this aud 30 order go
nvoid It got up mock qunrrcl upon the slave
~ question --all wcllundctstood-some oil 5'
leading pretended free soilcrs Of The north 20
one side, and zrnlousadvocatcs Of the cI,s.
sion of slavery on the other, which was k'''
up for three. hours
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San Francisco.
EXTRACTS FROM 4 trrrER REcgNrrN Rrerr
,ED ~ rms VILLAGE,

EXTRACTS FROM 4 trrTER REcgNrir Rrerr
,Ep ~ rms VILLAGE.
EAS FRtNclsoo, OcT, 30, lsil
After n sail of pos days from Boston. '.i
company, pa in number, arrived here 10 a''
-tyr- Ne do4.ths and -reIy little siekne - cl---
red during the voyage. We encouuiH'l ~,
one serere storm. That of course, "" o"
Cape Horn, For several hours we were ~ N'
minent danger of being overwhelmed oy "'
waves which rose "moun,ain high 'fOuu'
vessel and, occasionally, broke Over y,
deck Rot, thanks to kine PfoyHp1e' oO'
good ship, the Regulus, SAFELY ou'|0'' '''
storm.
We cas-, anchor in this Port the Doth al.
Sept. There are great many ves'e'' ~,
and constantly thriving. The HarOoF . wy
fine. The town is located upon the cree
and somewhat broken land immediately
rounding IT, 1, is made up OF TENS, -,
and Honses of Brick or Wood, As LU .,,l.
costs $500 per thousand, many oil INC
inns are of Brick. The city IS THpiu'y
ing in size, and, even now, 30 lar as ..,b
hustle and business, will compare we" y,
p,s,o, mr. Now York Men irom a'i IT.
have here met together. Inc PP "a.
deem. thinking German, the long. cueu' W ~!
smoking Chinesc. The Sandwteri''a','O..Il
tho ever present, (where mo'ey's'o oe'"'1 I,t
vi, nre seen in every Street nc
,,,;onod rcn,,s is however far the mus -,
,nc,op, with euch mixed popu'a"'',
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

fnE MoEMuNs At THE BAsTS.-Ths Nor
mons raised hne crops this past Senson--Hn
abundance of whent and other grains, pota-
toes, turnips. &c.,more than they could con-
sume;but the influx ofUmigrants was furnish
ing rendy market foe all their surplus. ut
high prices. Money was plenty in tho Ba-
sin, aud TO THE may be added tho fact, TINT
the Mornons have established n Mint oflheir
own, at which large amount. Of rho Culiior-
mia gold dust has been coined. Thoy hive
issued coin of Ynrions denominations, To the
amount Of 500 pieces.-DS. Louis Republican,
Dee 4.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

. a,F-.Tha MaHiresI Courier sHyeF.s- No arc.
happy To ho aide Ia state iI,ai the Montreal
Annexation Association il going ahead az it
ought to do. The Association is about to
issue publications., circulars, &c, for disri-
button, particularly in the country, Subscrip-
lions und donations are pouring rapidly in,
and we hear that there is All intention of
sending round lecturers TO cuighten the
people on the advantage of the contemplated
change IN our condition.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

MuNFIcENr DoNATtoH.-ll is understood
that Rev, Daniel Cuiuphell. late OF Oxford,
n. H., deceased, has given 10y will, his estJne,
amounting to about $4,000 to four Socie-
ties, ~ equal PORTIONS, Vi%-1'he American
Bon&d OF Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sluns, Home Missions, The Amerlcan Tract
ahd Bible Societies.. Provision is made how
ever om OF tho above, Tor the supporGt.l the
widow during her life MIR Campbell had
10 chIldren.--C hronicte -.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

M Thompson, Of Kentucky, moved that
the lluusn adjourn, aud asked ior tho ycns
aud nays.
M Winthrop hers addressed the Clerk.
nuh usSuh the unanimous consent Of the
House 10 rpy few words before lhe motion
nov pondug WIS put
Leave having been granted, Mr. Winthrop
proceeded No. iollnWsi
II IN we'll knowu, Mr. ClrrS, IN many of my
political lfir0ds uu thIs luur, tllaI should
loug ago hive Withdrawn ny name from tliis
proIrnctod coulcst,,if They would have per
uilIr,i Hg W. 10 HD, bAtu lliu- ihr, huWfy-
90, hrru rnnslunlly bdsis lhnt wHs uul ~
lihrry "a lmrr6'rr IN Any way wiih their NO.,
luu, aud lhnt could net 10 % without inl.
pairing the best chance bftlIuir fnnl success,
know not bow Tor llis opinion may still
ho entertained; hnt IN ocrgFi0n seems now
tu hnyr arisen when II IN due 10 myself ~
we'll a.lu olhrfs, tint should sny, publicly
what have rn pfru enid privately un uii1
subject desire tu nrrurr every niepihor ~
tho House that nothing would give iue great
~ pniu ihnn iu hnyc my nnuic slnud for ~
instant, 10 the Wny Of n satisfactory ofgHnizn-
'iun oi DIS body,
Tie hughes interests of the country do
maud that nu organization of s0fno sort
should be- effected, mud lhr personal ptcl-n-
rlons of 10 man should be allowed 10 pre-
vent such u result.
mn most deeply sensible Of tho honor
which las been done me- hy my friends dur.
ing the pnsi week IN the record otthelr dc.
voted aud uuwuyoriug support, shall 81.
ways find ~ subject tor The proudosl, M well
NJ Tor the most grateful recollection.
Aud have only 10 assure them, IN cun.
cluslnn, that II II shall now he found consls-
tent with their views aud feelings To- change
their candidate, I shall most chertGilly nc
qulrsco aud cooperate 10 any nuninbuoa
Which they may mako with bu,tor prospects
Of success.
There were calls ipr another vote, when
Mr. Thompson, of Kentucky snid tint he
''-tfir ir' Writing tur tirtv n tiIrrr wHVu frutH
hilifN oihu election today. lio preferred Mr
winthrop Tor Speaker, on account Of his ~
hilty, rHpaciiy and knowledge oftho govern.
nlouI of the HOUSE; hul II that gentleman was
uow ont of the question, the Wings wanted
tune to deliberate audi CONCERT measures for
selecting another candidate. And, NJ n mni.
ter dfJus'ice, ho moved tia, the House nd
Juurn,
For proceedings of "Wednesday, see letter
from Washington,
Tho following is tie siA;c OF the vote on
"Wednesday
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

wuro>'j Rooster. We have iu'' re.
ceiyed orfy Of th,s uscTul Animal it -. .
No busincls man car we'll dispense with MS
Register, unless he borrows Of hs neighbour
rs some rather small men, do their new.P'W
teading II IS well got up and contain %,
usual amount, ifnot more, Of interesting "a.
tistical information.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

Tho work u grading the Road wa, ON.
menoed on the lower end The GrrpaH atH.
4feae ~ week ahagiee= haze brrr rrrrt--
and the upward "Wednesday tram brought.
Wells River car load Of voTsmcn. ltul..
design Of the Directors % have the VOL.
pushed forward with all necessary drspsisb
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

EpuoArioNAL "A Common School Cone
vcn.ion for Orleans County, is to be holden"
Barton Landing on the 2sth Dcccmbof a. u
o'clock, A. NJ. Address by Rcy h. Gay
ma srvcfll nthrr LraInres viii hr e-yrn-
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Nv TfLrlapI 10 Mf Hollon .7iIal. )

WAsniNGTON, Monday, Dec. IL,
stsATE.-Ihr Senate went into executive
sFrrioH i0f u few niinuirH, HHd ihe nofninH-
llpus cent IN b4 the President we're read, bat
uo urlipn MAS takeu. Mr Morton. ~ fInridn
took lr teuL Mr Dickinson, of New Yofk,
remarked llihi llie commuters had nu been
completed, 4 u"rrrT Wa rrcrNod irum
lhu rrsl,lrul, "ru .I. senate veal again 49,
a. eNrCulyr Hrr-t.t.
ll0rsf 90 lilrGtstsrAriyEs,-M kauE
man, 81 lrSur. 0ilrrril resolution lint ifno
one have u majority hT Speaker 90 the next
ballot, lhG person having One vulG lees Than
u uiJ"rlp, hr Spcpkrti Then ? lrrr. then g.
So, uulil 80 election, LAID upon The table.
Nc stanley OF \, g., yiudicaied his State
hgninsi ihe Charge al dihunlnn,
TIE halluling was uiru commenced aud
ilie fret ballot rHsul'rd ~ no choice, Win,
llirop had 20, Boyd, rG,
seeoud BalIol,-No choice. Wulhrop72i
Boyd, a.
THIRD BalloL--Ne choice. Winthrop 10
lIn,d a.
MrThompsoS, S@Ily., moved rhnr com.
nilloe Of luurlron report The hrri plan Tor e
sPr"dy organization ~ lhe House. Lad upon
llie iHhe
NJ Goo,lenow, Of Mninc, offered resolu-
tuti that hf Ntuthfuti br elected SprHkrr;
WI ' NllFNt 'Wlht hll VIZ JnliUhuNt luhlT
master, Ind upon tie table
Fourth Ballot Mo Winthrop ~,
Boyd, ~, Tie scattering vote Is not gwen
iu rllhrr ballot
Mr. Thompson renewed Mr. Godenows
molten, changing Ibc names. Ind upon tho
Inblc.
Adjourned quietly.
NAsniN0roN, Tuesday, Dec. ~.
~ the llousr Mr. kuulninn renewed h-
rcsoluiiun, modified To mkc effect iomor.
row, Il was pronounced out Of order aud
after loug debate lad upon the table, The
balloung wns Then commrucrd
ln the Srnrlc the consideration ofihe ap.
p0lnimuuts WGs postponed mil tomorrow.
Both parties bold cHucusrH tonight, A
conference aud compromise Hre expected.
Finy Second lialloL-Nu chpice.-Mn.
lhrop %, Boyd "a, Scattering vote net civ
en-. This Ia lln nulY ballot " !.lel- a..g es,-
frspoudcuI scut ou, mud Il probably wBs the
last one today.
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EArnapAr,D Dec. Is.

SATURDAY, Dec, 10,
A resolution was altered, lllW ihe House
do not adjourn, mil Speaker 10 elected
LAID On tho table,
M lhumlsuu, Of Pa, offered resolution,
a. fntnrCu Ihe isrli ruln Of ihu Inst seHriou,--
Adopted,
Ma Preston kiug enid bee believed che
Democrats could elrcl Mr. 1rnnR ~ fn, aud
the llnure lirn proceeded 10 ballot. There
we're nineteen ClIididHiaF'
M Winthrop bad 2Oi lloyd s2i Stanley,
s., Pulirr, 2li IhHddruH Stevens, III More
head, r., Cuhb. aud HlrpuR, g.
IN the ittr,i tHiir'T II''y.i i,,. ~. sga4.lsg,
Gbi ihuddrua Stevens, "a,
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I'll IL q Ale ID q N A N .
GRESSIONAL

TurspAf, dee, II,
The state oflhe vole,ns exhibited Tuesday
N M GllloWsi
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FRIDAY, Dec. a.

MrJohn Mann proposed the adoption OF
n temporary rule. that no debate should be
in order until the choice of n Speaker should
I've effected. This WINS carried, aud is alto
gether the most important movement toward
tue organization of tfc House since the open
ing of the session. The balIotings for Speak
er were then resumed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

WuERE? Where IS the Free Democracy
party ofNtrmDnt. L. it apart of the Free
Soil party, or is it moi part of the Free Soil
purity Docs it mukc tho Wifmot rruvisu,
or merely opposition to slavery, the ties, of
party faith f?
One who observes the course oftho repre-
sentative in Congress from the Fourth Dis
trict will be curious TO know the uuswer to
these questions. MIR fEcK means To repre-
sent Vermont Free DeA4ncrncy. He does
not vote with the democrncy;he docs not vote
with the free soil party ut Washington. He
votes for CLEVELAND, who has declared, nc
cording To correspondent ofthe Journal Of
Commerce, that he trould uo,e for democrat
tcithom insisting hal he &c an advocate Of The
proUiso
Where is Mr. PEcK? Where is the Free
Democracy of Vermont P. Sentinel.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

BRrAcH or PRoMIsE.-At The recent term
of the Court in Washington Connuy, this
State, Mr A. Ather,on WINS mulctcd in the
SUN of $500 for not marrying Miss san
born, according TO PROMISE. She is. now
heurt-whole again doubtless Both pnrlics
live in Waterbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22

One hundred nud fourteen were required
To elect.
sTuURsDAT, Der l3.
The House assembled very much excited,
-+''d eef Emporium debate Of four houfr
took place, during which, various propositions,
similar to previous uncs were submitted.
Mr. Ducr, of New York, in the course Of
su'ue rcmarSs, said there were disuuinuiSls
ON the il5"r. meaning Meade, of Va, who had
rrrrrtrd him.
Mr. Meade denied what Mr. Duer had as.
yurrrri.
Mr. Ducr said cmphalicoly, "you are Ii.
ar"
Intense excitement ensued, and the Ser.
Rcnu,-ot.nrms iutcrlerred. Mr. Duer apollo
gizcd.
Mr. Toombs, Of Gs., mndc a vehement
speech, stating that IL the slavery Qpeslion
WaS Ia come up on TliU C1rciiIn OF Sprnkcr,
nnd-f slavery was 20 lao prohibitrd, he would
declare f0r % dissolution Of the Union.
These remarks were received by violent
chpping OF the hnnds hy the Southern mem.
hrrs Mr. Stephens, of Ga, and others ruit-
Grated similar sentiments
IL being now 4 O'clock, the liouso procee-
dGd again 10 vote Tor Speaker riua rooc, aud
the result was as usual-uo choice. There
were thirty candidates voted for. The most
-prntiineut- Mere Winthrop, who received 81;
Cuub 40; Potter, -; Boyd 26. The excite.
mcnt conIiuued very great IN the House, and
the galleries aud floor were crowded. The
House adjourned before proceeding to nnolh4
l.
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THE RAILROAD

iATURDAY, DECEMBEn g!.I.l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-22
= TuuRspAr, Dee. I3.

One hundred aud fourteen were required
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-24
saNps saRsAPaBIIIA

This PfrPualaan i eouainsilon Asrrlofos,
uHknawR ~ tie Aissas II nirsaicine. ,A.arring "a
iirss ~ IL charseter ~ oTsraiioiss fru. llr -
mus PHrIafaiians u Sarsspaai,la. Nhirh have
srsn q hisfrrraI times ofrnsl u ire pullir. i
acts specifically uE.an the nhoie sysirFp. thrrrhs
Bringing 4 under Is direct and inmsdiste inlr.
snrs. Aifhossk possessed u l.oNsrfnl and con.
tolins ricis. sei i i eiiirsly harmlcss % ihsl
elnnQi iIjue the na.si dslirsie rosl.iiiciiOn
Vixen IA Ieiinrl lsallh. 40 slsert = produced ly
~ -. except an iAeEease a. appetite: hon Nl,en
disrsse Is seaief IN he f1n.e and huIrying ssi is
siciils slang The 18th q se. il~n is ms siesinus
infirnos : eli ard sren: il rnkiIcs new he aEi
sigcr, and hHngs hralih and strength hark 10 Tie
Suffering ald diseased.
Piicr ~ per- bottle. Sir hnsfles or IS.
Prepared and sid ~ A. u. a n. SANDS.
Druggists, 100 Fulton street. corner u William,
New York.
sold also ~ LONG a WEBB. Iillslasoueh.
ls ALEX. : WEBB & CO.. Clover Camden.
OFsngr. sad by Druggists generally Ihrous h0ui
the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-24
THE LIVER COMPLAINT.

Dr. M'l.ane. the inventor Of the hest remedy
Tor that fearful iiscase which has eseT been oisr.
cd 10 the public, thus Describes the symptom.
which indicate disoFdered state Of that inpor.
iani oFgsn:
"NgmpiOms n a dssfavd fircr.-P.in in the
right side, under the edge Of the ribs increase on
pressure. Sometimes the pain Is in the lefi shle,
The patient Is rarely able % lie on the lrll side
Sometimes the pain i Irll under The shoulder
blade. and il frequently extends 70 the top Of The
shoulder. and is sonleiincs mistaken FOR . rhen.
mailsm 10 the arm. The siomsch i affected with
loss 81 sppctilc and sickness--the bowels IN gen.
cnl are cosiiNe. sometimes eliemaiiye Nth lax.
The Read j. troubled with pain, accompanied with
dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There
is generally a considerable loss OF memory. ac-
snmpanied with a painful sensation Of having left
untOne something which ought To have been done
A slight dry cough is SOMETIMES an attendant
The paiien, complains Of WEAKNESS and debility
The Is easily startled-his feet arc cald or burn
ing, and he complains Of a pTickly sensation q
the skin. His spirits ara low aud although HI
Is satisfied that exercise would he beneficial 10 him
yet he can scarcely summon up foriiiudc enough
10 ny il. Ii fact, he li-,rusls every remedy"
| Have you any o. All Of these sympiomsl Cal
and purchase box Of DIR. M'I.anc's Pills.
aoENTs.
Long & Webh. IIillshorougi,: ID. Heart. IA
Jones Watson q Co., Chapel Hin; A. MoOring
Mooringyillr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-24

From the message Of the Governor Of
New York, we learn that The credit Of The
State is in excellent condition. The pub
lie debt amounts 10 $23.S22. 30i. The
reveHne for the fiscal year amounts to
s3.s33 $50. all but 1929 $3.50 of which is
derived from The canals. The ou,goes and
expenditures Of The treasury (ihe necces-
sary expenses of the Government being
s200,000,) were about half million less.
aud thus balance is applicable TO the Erie
Canal engagements, &c. The canal tolls
were 100000 less this year than in 1917,
when the unusual exploration Of produce
increased them.
The school districts reported during the
year were lO,62l; number OF children
taught 1923, being an increase Of 81,
336. Money paid for teachers wages,
$3.50, 00S; paid on rate bills for teachers
wages, s466,674 !: total, sl,lO5.6 s2.
Amount expended for district libraries,
ssl. 624.