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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
n OTICE,

FVNHE late Co.parinership in the TIN and COP.
pERSMlTHING BUSINESS, between BES.
JAMiy CoESELL aud JoHS Work. under the firm
Of 1cHN WoRK g. Co., is dissolved. The bus
ness will in fumre. until the same can be wound
up, he conducted by JosEPH Work, SEN, As
signee, &C.. by whom all orders in said line o
business will be filled, and all calls of customers
attended to as heretofore.
The demands against those rho do not SETTLE
By the first Of June, wiH be ictt at the proper off
GERS for collection. JOHN WORK,
b. C0NNELL.
Lancaster, April 90. lS4o. so
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
Valuable Lands for sale.

THE undersigned Executors of the last Will
and Testament Of Thomas Wright, deceas-
cd, will expose to sale by public vendue, at the
courthouse door in Lancaster, Ohio, en- Saturday
the 26th day Of May, A, D. 1919, between the
hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and o'clock, P. M. Of
said day, the following described Lands viz:
Seven 0utLots North OF said Town Of Lancas.
ter and West of the Poor House Road numbers
and qualities as follows:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
RENX OVAV..

STANBERY & VAN TRUMP,
AttOrnies MT Law,
AVE removed their Office to the corner o
II n Mainandl Columbus Streets. in the building
known as the Beeeker Corner" immediately
opposite the Swan Hotel
Lancaster April 81, I849 Iy5I
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
R E&NI OVAL
A FRESH ARRIVAL.

"A Ek L = III A IL IL Iva l. .
LITTLE & DREsBAcHS,
TTAVING purchased out the entire interest of
Messrs. JOHN EFFTEGER & Co. in the Dry
Goods Business, and having added thereto large
and splendid assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
Selected with the greatest care in the Eastern
Cities and purchased at the reduced prices. re-
specttully solicit continuance of the patronage
so literally bestowed upon the former firm.
Their stock consists, in part as follows:
GAOl@90 O0@@9 9OOO5o
Such as Bareges. Ginghams, Gingham Lawns,
Calicoes, Silks, Satins. Linen Lustres, Alpacas,
Muslin de Lans. &c. &c.
The above assortment consists of almost every
variety, Of the latest and most beautiful styles,
and will be sold at the lowest rates.
GENTLEMEN's DRESS GOODS,
Such us Cloths, Cassimeres. Sattnets, Jeans,
Gambroons, Lastings Drap d'Ete, Tweeds, Lin
ems plain and bard, Oregon Cord. Constitution
Twills, Mohegan Denims, Camlet. Jeans, &c.
Cashmere, Satin, Silk and MarseiIles Vestingss
Their assortment of CLOTHS and CASSI-
MERES are of the best and most durable kinds;
their assortment of SUMNER WEAR is COM
UOStu VI ldltoI lIObL NuIleleb
and embraces almost every description.
In addition. to the above, they have the usual
assortment of Muslins, Linens, Drings, ,Bagging
Sheeings, Tckings, &c
large assortment of Umbrellas and PdrdsoiS
Florence Braid, Straw. China, Gimp and Devon
BONNETS.
Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Straw Mems and Boys
HATS
A large and fine assortment of Shoes, Slippers
Caters, Buskins and Boots.
Also all other articles usually found in Dry
Goods Store, together with large assortment Of
QUEENSWARE AND GROCERIES,.
The citizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties
are respectfully invited to call and examine tn
above stock of Goods. Every effort will be1
to please them both as regards variety,
and price.
Country Produce of az
Taken in exchange for Gooq
market price paid in cash, for
and Outs.
EB' We still continue to
STAND, in AinsWorth's nela
st., Immediately West Of B :
GEO
CHAl
s. d.
Lancaster, April 90, is41
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
Estate Of James Earhrrt.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Execn-
tor Of the Estate of JAMES EARHERT, deceased,
late of Fairfield County, Ohio. All persons huv-
ing claims against said Estate are hereby notified
to present them legally authenticated within one
Year from this date, and those indebted to make
immediate payment to
DANIEL RHEEM, Executor.
April 81, 1949. 4w5l#
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27

ALso-That valuable Tract Of Land part OF
Section No. 81, Township No. Is, Range lS. in
Fairfield county, Ohio, on which said Thomas
Wright resided at the time of his death, about
mile North Of Lancaster, containing l24 52-l0O
Acres, and two Timbered Lots lying on the East
side Of the Tract last named and East of the Poor
House Road, each containing 47-l00 acres each.
Terms of Sale One third part of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, one-third thereof in
one, and one-third in two years. with interest
from the day of sale. Immediate possession will
be given, subject to the rights Of the present ten
ants the purchaser to be entitled to receive the
rents accruing from the first day ofApril.
For information apply to the subscribers
JOHN A. FETTERS
SAMUEL WRIGHT,
Egstoys oftke Estate Of Thomas Wright, deed
April 81, l84e $375 4wol
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27

Look at Him I! !-.'Ihai fellow walking with that
lady, with his face all sores and pimples II he would
just got box two of IIiBBARDs PCRTYINo PILLS. and
use IlBBARDs LiQUD SHAVING 0IL he might have face
as smooth and soft the lady he is walking with. A
word 10 the wise &c THESE pills warranted superior
10 Brandreh's as purifiers Of The JiOOd and much cheap
er From one to two pills dose George Kaufman
selling more ofthese pills than any other Nearly every
family has goi them, but family should be without them
Since the death fthe Rev. g. Hbbard the name of his
son Rufus r fbbard will he on the box So that no lib
hard's Pills genuine unless the of r. F bhnrd
Is OIL each wrapper. The miniature of The Rev b. lib.
hard will he upon each of the twenty-five and fifty cent
boxes 10 pills in the small boxes, twenty In the middle
size and forty in the larger.
The genuine Hbhard's Pills are for sale in Lancaster
only by George Kaufman; Shaw West Rushville:G. w
Ried and Kalb East Rusville, o. Il. Mper, Somerset
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27

stnntly ON hand y sul,ry Of
GENTLEMEN'S Kip and Common Boois.
LADIES Kip. Morocco and Calfskia Boots
and Shoes.
cHiLDREN'S Morocco and LratAer Boot,
and Shes
inaddiilon 10 his own manufacture. be has pur
chased in the Civ.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
GenHemeHs Fine Boots and Buskin Gaiters,
Iddies' Fancy inrn.high Bnskins, Low Buskins
Morocco welt Buskins, Kid Ties. Brouze and
Black 3.4 do
Misses and Childrcn's Fancy Caters. Black
aud colored Buskins
The friends of the subscriber aud the public
generally are invited 10 call. None but the best
OF workInen,are employed aud the best of mate.
rialsnSe Prices are Of The lowest Kind.
Lancaster, April 6. 1910. 4B
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ANOTHER GOLD MINEI

I 10 not disputed that Gold con be had for the
i digging in California. bat the "FairfsH corn
" Clothing Store DfEers superior Inducements,
and aIl wishing TO purchase Clothes for ihomselvea
and family will find. by calling At the above place.
mat they can make money without travelling to
California.
SMITH & TONG,
Have just received lheirSpriTgSS Summer stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Which they offer 10 the public al lower price.
lliIn ever. They have Oh hand
MEN'S aud BOYS WEAR such ~ Coais Vests
Iantiloons, Pea Jackots, Shirts ofdiatrent kinds.
Cmvats. Stocks. Ties. Pocket H1ndkercheiis
1loves, Snspenders aud every thing else usually
kept IA furnishing stores.
IAJnl OS1AD59 RAllODlglao
SMITH & TONG also keep Of hand lnrge
ana SPLENDID assortment of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MEkES. SATINS. .VESTINGS Of all kinds, SUM
MEX WEAR Of every description. all Of the
laiest les. together with the best Trimmings.
aud are prepared 10 make np to order, Ia tie most
fashionable styles ul manner Of Clio Thing, al pri.
ces 10 suit the times.
Ev N ID u d u BE u o al
That Smith Il Tong are plactlcn Taols and
ore ocqnanied with the lualiiy aud rnake ofwhai
they purchase. They guarantee the work which
lhey sell, To he well made aud Of the bes, kind
They are responsible for all representations
Which tlieyI make Of articles sold
10. Do mt torgetthe piaee--Bu look ABOVE
THE DOOR for tie words CLOTHING STORE
in large letters.
Lancaster. April 49, le49 40
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AN INTERESTING SURGICAL OPERATIoN.

AN INTERESTING SURGICAL OPERATION.
DIR. Murrough, of New Brunswick, N.
j. has operated upon young man for
epilepsy; by obliterating the calibre, of
one or both common carotid arteries by
means of ligature. These trunks trans
nit the blood which supplies the head
and cerebral membranes and by arresting
so large a current from the brain it is ex-
pected that the morbid influence will be
destroyed or altered. The patient was
young man Of considerable intelligence
and firmness of mind His sufferinss, as
he described them, had been indeed de-
plorable. II is now more than month
since the ligature came away, during
which time he has not experienced any
return of the complaint. Two cases
have been operated on in New York,
one by DR.. Parker and DR.. Mott. The
result in both cases has been very salts
factory so far.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
CHEAP JIM ME.

This Spring .fndshim d.tyiHg all competition.
! His aim is SMALL PROFITS and QUICK
SALES. thus enabling him to sell low and recruit
often.
call is respectfully solicited from all those
wishing to purchase Goods. aud they may be as
snred that every attention will be paid them and
the choicest selections Of the Eastern markets Of.
lered 10 them.
An enumeration is unnecessary. Come and see
the BROWN and BLEACHED MUSLINS cheap
er than ever
good article Of fGINGHAM, extra width, for
10 cents per yard,
PRINTS proPortionabIy law,
PANTALOON STUFF, by the quantity, all
prices.
Ladies Dress Goods for the coming season,
variety Of STYLES.
A new article Of LINEN GOODS, superior to
any yet offered in this market. aud acknowledge
ed to be the hGndsomeH dress Goods now in use.
Need more be sadl@ 70
Cheap Jimme is known, by those who have
patronized hun, as giving general satisfaction,
both ss TO the
QUALITY s ND Low PRICES,
Ofthe Goods, which he offers the public. Those,
who have never yet Tried him, will ind it greatly
to their advantage to give him trial. They
win then acknowledge that Cheap Jimme is still
ahead Of all others. J. c. HENLEY.
Lancaster, April 6, lsi9. 4S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
Estate Of Lambert Bower.

Estate Of Lambert Boyer.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber.
l Y have been appointed and qualified as Admin.
istrators of the Estate of LAMBERT Boyer, deceas-
ed,late ofFartield County, Ohio. All persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate are hereby notified
to present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date, and those indebted to make
Immediate payment to
DAVID AUGUSTUS, ,,-,.
WILLIAM BOYER Ao"' 'o'S'
April 81, l840 4w5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27

BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
DRiNTED Oh fine paper, for sale al the
j Lancaster Gazetle oiice
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27

Inc puDllc are respecuul
ly invited to call and examine his work. 1t i.
manufactured of lhe best material. in the best aud
most durable manner, aud will be sold at very
low prices.
Lancaster, April 49, l849. Gni9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
Hat and Cap Manufactures.
Lancaster, April l3, is4o.
SADDLE AND HARNESS
ManulactOry.

where he intends to keen
ON hand and manufacture ID
order,
MEMS j. IVomen's Saddles,
IHogon aad BnggyHarnesi
Trunks, Palises and Car.
pet Bags,
And all Oth"rarticles usu.
ally kept in his line.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27

RAILROAD IRoN.-The American Rail-
road Journal states some symptoms Of a
revival Of the bushes Of the manufac ture
cfrailS in this country, are beginning TO up
pear The railroad com panies. or some
ofthem, are just finding out that the i'm.
portations ofraiIs the past year have Civ.
en- them iron ofa quality inferior 10 that
of our own manufacture. 1t is only the
lowest grade of iron that has filed the
contracts at the chep prices of the past
year. A preference is now given to
rails of American manufacture.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
BOOTAND SHOE MAKING
O. LEHMAN

STIL continues To carry on tile Boot aud Sh
- Making Bnsnrss. AT his Old Stand. in Giesl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27

Hear what he has TO says- Judge A. C. Sutton
OF Norwak. Ohio writes under date Of November TO- 1876
that "Vausin's Vegetable Lthonnpic Mixture is doing
wonders in all kinds Of complaints People invest II with
properties little short OF the magical In Fever and Ague
In bilious diseases, In dropy mgravel in female difficulty
lung diseases consumption, dyspepsia" &c. & for why
should gc the whole catalogue, iii takes all these
and aud its beneficial effect is apparent in every IN
siance:' hut what must attribute lis success; there
stop, the whole Of its las puzzled do
not understand IT, Medical men step out of their path 10
crush it, they put their heel upon it, IL escapes them they
look about lille aud ifthey unohserved they throw
off that dignity aud pompOsy Of manner which is hall
their capital in trne, aud fail 10, tooth and Lai 10 put u
Of eXistence hut the harder they fight the stronger
the and the weaker their practice
dscomfted, they with the air Of broken down
dandy his fashionable lat ragged cloak THEIR
dignity sOied and torn by the frny,and walk fwi an all
ofmajesy Reader get pamphlet in tie hands of Agents
in their vicinity the advert isecnt Is in our columns,
der Great American Remedy"
Ir We feel ourselves bound to speak Of McAse all
Healing Ointment simple, yet great and good medicine
From the nigh standing has attained oil over tho country
aud from our personal knowledge, must say that
not another article Of patent medicine would be willing
TO exchange for this ointment. For all diseases ofie skin
rheumatism, stiff joints gout serofua, and great many
other complaints, do not believe can, ever will b(
surpassed or equaed
See pamphlet In hands OF agents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
no! FOR CALIFORNIA;

HNHE Gold Of California has ceased to excite
Il the attention OF the public mind, and oil
eyes are now turned to the CASH STOREof
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
LOOK INTO THE
G r E "A r w EST e r N

wv + have received, and will continue week.
w ly TO receive IA fine assortment of all
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
Notice.

Lancaster, April 90, lS4O.
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BnoApvAv THrsrpr.-BErrrIr WiDov
CHtpsrp rur LArr Ma. yscus-A rich bill has
been prepared for the benevolent OCCASION which will
come OF this evening at this splendid theatre the
Of has been grstuitously presented by Mr. Marshall
the lessee. All the most eminent members OF the
theatrical profession Of city have volunteered their
services and no doubt the performance will really be
equal the noble sct for which II has been brought
up. The selection Of plays, music, aud leserdemain
would under ordinary circumstances, attract good
house; and We hope to see the Broadway Theatre
crowded from the lowest sect In the Ssrqufe the
begin With sclec.!!sn from Mr. Macsi.t.r's S,,rsss
Magqu,s introducing the most popular snd ssonish-
Ing 81 bis wonderful iests among which ve shall men.
tion the Great Neptune and Volcanic Productisn
snd the Grand Livisg Egyptian Mensgarie" Miss
Celeste the graceful American dsns,pse will also
re.,ssx ~ Ssie. Y ~ ~ IN. Nv, yorsr.s !" in
which Messrs Dyott Jordan, Dunn. Bass. aud Mes-
danes Crsmer end Chapman, will perform the prin-
cipal parts IL is also with great pleasure that We
announce that Madame Berteu the charming French
,rima Donna, and NJ. Ccrradi the po~erful french
baritone have y'untSered thce services through M.
Piot tho stage manager ~ the New Orleans theatre
aud they will srg, In full costume the duo from the
Msitrs de- ChnpeIle" Mcssrs Leach. RYAN aud
Misses Bernard and Rsynoldsou. will assist in the
,rosrrne Of the concert aud the whole will conclude
With the farce Of the Review or the wass Of Wind
eor.~ In which the principal parts will b. performed
by Messrs lrougham. Holland, Johnston. Hsdsvay,
aud MIS- Mclean one Of the mcst splendid actresses
ct theatre. We have nothing more 10 ssd to the
above described attractions, No doubt they will be
suncient TO insure large sum OF money 70 the widow
and her childrsn.
pupios's Tn,,rsr.-Mansger Burton oilers 1ae bill
of fare 10 his patrons this evening and he has
strong force Of talent hand to give sill the pieces
with the best effect In the words Of his bills he has
" an army of stars and end q comedians of the
highest rank.' ~ W Clarke has been engaged for a
a lev nights. and will this evening appear ~ Ruy
t3omts Ia the eonedietta Of Faint near never Won
isr Lady - The Confidence Man leo expect. u gain
the entire confidence Of the Audience TO night IS
new farce written BY steam and expected TO b. frs
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sIecuons for espai crimes should axe place only
there possibility the the offence
other than the individual charged and that
the Of the unfortunate Matthew Wood executed Fri
day last did not fall In this category did not hesitate u
,oiie the Executive preroave and cemency in his behalf
by all honorable under policy OF the law
that hundred guilty had tree than
Innocent TO suffer- and fr belief that executions
where the evidence is orcumstana il not eoatradctory
viii u further tend TO obtain the sympathy Of ures VINO
in capital crimes will often fail bring individuals
in guilty. from their conscientious
which their conviction would secure. Respectfully
- HIRAM WALLklDGE.
NV YoRx, July %, lsi9
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BOARDING. &c.


A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR TWO GENTLEMEN.
"A who wish the comforts OF home can be accommodated
with board and front and bed attached
cond floor private family Barclay street. References
required Address with name A X. r. at this ONCE. No
children will be taken.
~ House is large and commodous building handsomely
located, commanding view Of the and beautiful
rounding country The large and airy and
Bile is provided with ell the decacies of the The
steamers Psnobscot Peas leave New York PHI
ladepha touching at Cape May. ON Monday, Wednesday,
friday and Saturday evenings st Ave o'clock.
HOOPER LUDLAM
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The Late Mrs. Madtson-A Very Superior
Daguereotype Portrait Of the Mrs. Madison rot Of
President Madison taken by Brady In May hast wash
pston With nne Of the late President Polk Cen
Cainet. Gen. Worth Col Duncan &c. Be- may be ut
his rooms. 25 and M Broadway Of Fulton street.
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AMUsE MENTS.

<. T%s
By sass as 6sa CAPT copp a
% SSH r vii,
Ssssisr farce FIs sIyTExcess.;d s.ssssfi Nj
s.S pGSy LUMP
Holland Dubbs Mr. Johnson Grace Gsyove Mrs hsLsan;
RURroNs THEATRE CHAMBERS sTREEr.1soN NJ
H m, WON Sss,s' Ms:
E.n.s w' called s
Mr. Br:ashsm Mr. coiii~ob Mr. Burton; Mr. straadie5ns
kn n s;% nS xr sn. E M
Miss Mary Taylor Leperello Mr. Dunn Donna Anna Mrs
Or Srs,s :nf fauss %
CHANFKAys NATIONAL THEATRE, ouATuAx ST
viii h ssS The eSsnss
sssS vs.;
SnseSss Il essd fs drama os:gSsi Eo
70 WITH n. .4ss !. c%G S s E Pssp
nsster MT "; B. chspman Lucy, Miss Miles, Boxes Is
cent. Pr ~ cents Doors open at IN curtain rises
CAsTLE GARDEN-sEvENTH WEEK OF THE sum
sr mn riff Er SSssy ssy
Para Grand o1ersSre full Orchestra sciestcns from Ave
a., @
tin Il s "a 0 &
heard in America will play splendid and entirely
lection Of Dances Tho floor under the direction Of Mr. Par
ker Tickets 70 cents Doors open at o'clock.
RARNUMS AMERICAN hUsEUN.-P r. BARNUM,
Proprietor Splendid performances in the aftrnesa at
ga, and evening at The Lump Of Cold weighing
pounds and brought from California by Lieut. Beae
. aS wiss Ne: ssa s farce. s
be enscted at each entertainment Also engaged Mr. Je
y Merryned, Miss Barton. Miss stanhope Miss West Mr.
Chapman and Mr. Clarke, The Albno Lady, Living Orang
Outang large Living Anaconda
Wax Scripture stauary Admission the whole oents
Children under 10 years I2h cents.
III Is OK N-0TTo C0TTAGE.-LAST WEEK OF
Gungls celebrated Band previous to their departure
for Northumberland promenade Concerts - performers.
Monday 3d. Wednesday 18th, and Friday 9th July
Concert 10 commence At half past three admtsnce free
case Of Indictment weather the concert will take place
day
CHINESE MUsEUM-THE ONLY ONE IN TIL
~ onited states-brosdway between Spring and Prince
toms Religions Arts and Sciences OF four hundred millions
OF Chinese. Open from A. NJ until 10 r. N. Admttanc
- cents; children under IL, half price.
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Cur Vermont Correspondence.
An 1ftonoom in the Capital Of Vsrmo"t--Stats Of
Business aud Politics.

MONTPELIER, VI, July 10, 1919.
An 1Jt0noom IN the Capital Of ppmo"t--Stats Of
Business aud Politics.
An excellent rahoad-one of the New England
kind-substanially laid down On good heavy rails,
has recently been opened between the Connecticut
River and Montpelier, bringing the capital OF Yer
mont within few hours ride of the city of Boston.
We came up by this road this afternoon, the cars
filed with passengers and freight, and the Their
mometer ranging between So and 100 deg.
Montpelier contains population of about 900.
IL is clean and neat little village, built below the
hills that crowd here, every side, upon the mar
row valley Of Onion River. The new granite
State House stands with It's back az ilnst an abrupt
and rocky hill Its front has portico Of six heavy
Dorc columns, and the building Is surmouned by
dome, and has the advantage OF an acre and a
halt more or less, oil green sward, and the lnterpo-
slon of the streets abound IT, TO keep oil the pres
sure Of the growing village; for the invasion OF the
railroad, and the erection OF an immense depot,
giving rise 10 various Improvements In the neigh
boIhood. Couerel, with his hotel, in the transfer
Of passengers east and west, IS doing the business
of the transfer house of a commercial city. The
stages whioh he runs west TO Burlington here con-
meet with the railroad, until the rails shall be laid
through to Lake Champain.
The private houses Of Montpelier, in the retired
streets, tasteful and comfortable, uncovered
III -shadowlng maple trees bat the streets
deep with dust, and the "drouth" is the general
complaint.
The paw of the members of the Legislature is a
dollar and half day. There are upwards Of
three hundred of them. all told. If they were d.
min shed one half, and the pay doubled, the State
would, doubtless, soon realise the advantages OF
the change.
just now, a most sanguinary quarrel without
boodshed) prevails among the politicians As IN
sconsln, sort of treaty vi alliance, offensive and
defensive, has been entered into between the free
democracy, or free sollers, ana the old bunker de-
mocracy : but, as in New York. there some OF
the hunkers who kick against the alleged surrender
of their principles, and prefer defeat to victory
with such combination. Judging, however, from
the Indignation of the wings, at this democratic
amalgamaton, there is to suspect that it will
make considerable draft upon the rank and file of
the whig party even if it does not evenuate in re-
ducing them TO minority in the councils of the
State The amalgamation seems TO be gaining
ground, and free soil and democracy are In a fair
way Of becoming identical in Vermont.
As far as we have been able to ascertain, there is
no cholera in New England north of Massachu-
setts, at any of the interior towns. w.