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Marine AHnirs.

srEAsufs Ts.rEssrr This fine steamer, the
weather permits her officers 10 finish loading will leave
for San Francisco via Rio De Jsneiro aud Panama to-
On her arrival ct Psnaus the Pacific line Of
M.e,rs BosaDd AspinwsI will be complies. with
h sr addition 10 the line. semi-monthiy communios
tlof- yith San Francisco will be opened
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House or Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1S4o.
THE ROLL
The Clerk Of the House proceeded to call the roll at
twelve o'clock, which having been got through with it
was found that two hundred and nineteen members
had answered.
The absentees were Messrs Wilmot, IF. s. Of Penn
sylvania SHEPPARD, Of NJ c.; King, Georgia Julian,
q. 81 Indiana; .Aistsn, Alabama Hubbard, Of Ala
bams Brown, of Mississippi; Boyd Of Kentucky; and
Gentry, Of Tennessee.
There being full quorum present, the House pro-
al IN
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Abrams o. GCApatourE We learn by the Canada
that the French government have appointed Colonel
Fiercn Governor Of Guadaloupe According to the sd.
vices lately received from that colony, this appoint
msnt will be received with pleasure by the colonists
for NJ Mssro the old Governor appears to have made
hinsal. very uupopular
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DANIEL WEBSTER AND TIKI CABNEr.-Somc of
the New England papers doubt the assertion which
has recently been made In various quarters, that
Daniel Webster thinks very lightly Of the csbnet
at Washington. Ii has been asserted, we believe,
that Mr. Webster, in correspondence with his
friends, has spoken very lightly of the present ca
binet, and also Of some of the appointments made
by Mr.. Clayton. We have the best reason for be-
levpg that these statements are, to the fullest
tent, accurate. Many of the appointments ia every
department Of the 90 vemment have been any thing
but wise or discreet. This truth is admitted by
all parties, and by none more than by the wing
leaders and the wing journalists. II has been adj
miitcd by the leading wing journalists Throughout,
the country, that no administration has been
guilty Of nepotlsm and misuse Of patronage to
such extent has the present cabinet in
power Even Thurlow Weed. as ultra whlg as
any one throughout the country-a perfect red
mouthed whig-hns acknowledged so, with sorrow
on his granite face, and tears trickling down
cheeks made of secondary formation.
What may be the course OF Mr. Webster during
the present session Of Congress, while he enter
ia ns such views, may be now difficult to solve
Many OF the leading wings, in Washington and
elsewhere, entertain the views Of the cabinet
That some ground Of common action will be
adopted by the whig party, to bring about better
state Of ihirgs, and TO support General Taylor, we
cannot doubt; but what IL may be; is difficult now
to guess
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mind that could, at one fell swoop, dye itself in
such damnabe and atrocious deed as that with
which he is charged. We find, however, in the
annals of crime, stranger cases than this but
when it comes down in our very midst, we are for
the moment paralyzed with establishment. Should
the evidence in this affair prove that the perpe
traitor of this bloody act was DR.. Webster, it will
be another illustration of the truth of the old and
trite maxim, that "the love of money is the root of
all evil" We refrain from further remarks in re-
lation to this affair, until the verdict of the inquest
about being held, is known. In the meantime, we
shall give full reports of all the evidence, as it is
elected. That DR.. Parkman has been foully dis
posed Of, is beyond doubt; that circumstances
strongly point to DR.. Webster as his murderer, is
clearly shown but, in consequence of the peculiar
characteristics of DIR. Parkman, allowances should
be made for any sudden arrangement of mind, and
any mysterious movement on his part that would
naturally follow.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr. L. Il. Dreifach has received q letter from the
late Tuns >risn envoy IN London, Francis Pulrsky By
which he y informed that the late Governor of Co
morn and nj Nety ak young Hungarian heroes (oicers
~ the garrison 81 that fortress are coming TO New
bork.
Nbs Fred.riks Br 'usr arrived in Boston on the LIST
Instant
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Court Calendar for This Day.

Court Calendar for This Day.
COMMON FLEAs.-Part Nos Is, q, 81, 80. IS, 81,
Al 40, as AZ ~ 81 3D. So 81 Part l-Nos. 20, rs, 80,
~, "a. SO, 3s, 10, AZ, ~.
CmcUIr CouRr.-Nos. i to Is inclusive.
SUPREME CouRr-Nos. l. 2l9, 8, o, ~, 81, ~, 20 "a
IS 80, 81 49, 80 40 al a. as, IS, Al 4 49, g. o. SIS,
81, bs, 90, 60, 81, 81, 90, "a. 6b, &c, 81, 90.
THASsyERREp.--Nos. to 20 inclusive.
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The PresIdenrs Message, &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3, 1899.
The Presidents message will make about six columns
of the Nep York Herax It will be accompanied by
the report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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CorEycTcUT. New HAMPSHIRE.
Roger s. Baidwin. JOHN p. Hale, IF. 81
Truman Smith. Moses Norris Jr.
FLORIDA. NEw JERSEY.
David L. Yuee. jacob w Miller.
GEoKoIA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Vim. c. Dotoson. Willie p. Mang9m.
'InDrAsA. George T.. Badger.
James hitcomb, 80 OHo.
Iowa. Thomas Corpin.
George w Jones. Solomon r. Chase, IF. 81
Augustus c. Dodge. PENrsVLvASIA.
KENTUCKY Daniel Sturgeon.
Joseph II. Underwood. james Cooper.
LOUISIANA RHopE Island.
Solomon u Downs. Albert Q. Greene.
MAINE. John III. Clarke.
Hannibal hamln. Souri, CAROLINA.
MASSACHUSETTS,. John C. Calhoun.
John Davis. AP. Butler.
MAINLAND. TENNESSEE.
James a Pearce. John Bell.
MISSISSIPPI. VERMONT
Jefferson Davis. Samuel s. Phelps.
Henry s. Foote. William Upham.
MICHIGAN. VIRGINIA.
Lewis Csss. James M. Mason.
Alpheus Fslch. Robt M. 4. Hunter.
MISSOURI. WISCONSIN,.
David r. Atchison. Henry Dodge.
Isaac P. Walker.
(Whgs In italics democrats In romau.)
The calling Of the roll having been finished 1t was
found that members present in their
seats.
The next business in order the
PRESENTATION OF CREDENTIALS.
Mr.. Underwood Of Kentucky, presented the crsdsn-
tials Of his colleague the Hon. HEsRY CLAY, who after
being duly sworn, took his seat
Mr.. Mapgum alse presented the credentials OF Gen.
JAMES SHIELDS, of Illinois, who likewise took his seat.
The Senate being fully organized motion was made
that the House be notified OF said fact
After which, the Senate djourned.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIaEHCE.
THIRTY-FiRsT CONGRESS.

THIRTY-giRsT CONGREss.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
wAsHsGroS, Dec. 8, 184o.
THE
The Senate called to order ut noon to- day, by
the Hon. MnLAnS FILLMoRK, Woe President OF the
United States.
prayer then offered up by the Rev. Mr.. SLIcER.
CALLING ROLL.
The Secretary proceeded to call the roll when the
following gentlemen from the States specified answered
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PROPOSED EXPERIMENT IN SocIALIsM.-The idea
put forth that Philosopher Greeley wants to be the
Governor of one of the new territories IN the
West, is by no means vague assertion, without
foundation or plausibilty. We believe the plan of
making grand experiment in French and German
socialism in action in this country, has been de-
vised, discussed, and determined upon by all the
leading socialists In the old and new worlds. 1t is
proposed that the attempt should be made In the
new territory about to be organized, under the
name OF Nebraska, or some similar one, on this
side of the Rocky Mountains, and that an effort
should be made to procure the nomination, tor Co
vernon of such new territory, OF the philosopher In
question-including his old hat, white coat, old
boots, with one leg of his pantaloons inside his
boot and the other outside. The Mormons are
making an experiment in the great Salt country;
and why should not the socialists make similar
attempt in some of the regions out West, where
there Is so much room and plenty of wood and
water?
On the whole, we think this Is a very good plan,
and we not sure but We may aid and assist Its
progress and passage through both houses of Con-
gress, provided Philosopher Greeley will abandon
his mileage business for the present. As all the
wing editors are leaving this metropolis, and aban-
doning this fair field to and those that remain,
we think we may well get rid OF Greeley, and
send him ont to make experiments on some of
those principles of philosophy, before the country
is filled up the Western region, and the old social
system penshes before the attempt to try the new
one is made. There are thousands and thousands
Of Missionaries France, on both sides of the Rhine
all through Germany, who would be glad to make
an experiment. in these western regions, Of esta-
blazing new moral world, as they call 1t, and
commence that new with which they are so
much fascinated. Fanny Wright, few years
ago, attempted similar establishment in Ten
nessee, but failed; CADET is doing the thing
on the old Mormon ground on the Upper Missis-
sppi, but doubts are entertained whether he Will
succeed. Tho leading socialists Of London and
Paris Proudhsu, Louis Blanc, lie Chevaer Con-
sideTari and others-mIgh t come out, and inaugu-
rate new neral world, to the establishment
Of The bufIaloes Of the West, and the great grati-
Ca .l Of the Pawnees and other savages there.
We trust that General Taylor and the cabinet
will take this matter into serious consideration,
and also that both houses Of Congress will proceed
forthwith and organize some new territory, to test
the principles of socialism, before they turn topsy-
turyy all the present systems of society in the
civilized world. There is plenty of vacant land IN
the West LET them have A chance
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f from Warehouse for the week sssns sov 80 was $780,
ir same time. was-of fseesoods "...'..... loi.
Dn;table (,oods ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SSS
Specie and Bullion Observation-Disclosures. 10.
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New York Wool Market, June 8.

There have been few insignificant arrivals of new
clip hut the market still bare of all descriptions of Fleece
aud Pulled Wooi The only sale ~ 1870 lbs 10
pulled at 26 cents cash. BY another week muy expect
important arrivals Of the clip, when wa can
base reports upon actual Sales which is always
sati
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Boston.
TO FARMERS g. DAIRY MEN.
ANTHONY & EMERSON'S
Patent Double Acting Rotary Churn.
PATENTED JAN. o, ls49.

IN bringing this efcctua and simple Churn mo use tho
ptoptieOrs feeling confidence in its capahiliie do not
heae pronounce it tho best churn offered to tho
II, bic This Chusn is on Exhibition at the araucy,
81 BROAD STREET, up Stairs,) BOSTON,
nd in convince the ncreduous and sts! tho Gu
nous at TWELVE O'CLOCK DAILY,
A CHURNING WILL BE MADE.
The nublc invited Gull and examine the machine,
aud SOC it's utility tested 1t combiues the foIlowns vau1-
bic qualities; ,
ls II produces butter in less time than my other Churn,
nkur il and gathering from sweet milk In on three IL
eight minutes, and from much less time.
81. 1t produces butter fnm the same amount of
milk or oteum than the ordinary method, it does ITS work
in a more thorough nnd scientific manner.
3D. II is the cheapest and convenient CLun ever
invented involving the true philosophical principles OF
butter making.
4tb New milk, after being churned is sweet and .uita
bic for family use
ST. Instead of feeding the calf with milk direct on tho
Cow-churued sweet milk will answer every purpose. By
this process tho hutter Is all profit
We offer il upon the following terms the Ctnrn does
prove recommended, be returned and the mon
will be refunded
We have constantly hnud and for sale five different
sizes So si S., So and S2, capable of Churnng
time L. 3l2, l2, TO- mud 30 gallons Of milk or crcam
| Also, Churns of any size made to order.
Exclusive country tights manufacture and sell in the
States Marie, Now Hampshire, Vermont, Maa 'husetts,
Rhode Island fo sne at the rate one hun rs doa's
| for each 10 900 inhabitants.
discount twenty five per cent for cash Is allowed to
| the tiado. go,
All orders postage paid, addles to the subs cde will
| be promptly ait ended JONES a. CUttTIs.
93:7w 81 Broad Street, Up Siars,) Boston.
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NJ The Shakers Of Canterbury, N. H., have
published Notice to The effect that their pub
lie meetings will be closed for tho present. -
They say" Emboldened by the attempt Of sun
dry evil-mnded persons, at the last session OF
the New Hampshire Legislature, to procure the
passage of unconstitutional laws affecting the
Societies Of Shakers, and abrid sing their rights,
our enemies are constantly annoying us. Dep
relations are committed upon our premises, lib
critics are taken TO trespass upon our rights, and
intrude upon our lands, iniure our dwellings, and
insult our persons, not only day and night, but
even on The Sabbath"
a. Dr. J. ii. Bird, of Chicago, says that q
combination of powdered charcoal, one part to
four of sui phur, is a sure and perfect remedy for
the cholera.
Taking II Cooliy.--The N. o. Delta of the
18th says: We had the pleasure OF visiting n
friend yesterday, on Howard ST., and found him
sitting on the top of a cupboard fishing Tor cat
fish in the parlor"
Women in the .4rny Fighting. The late Ger
man papers say that hungarian ladies' are light
ing with the same enthusiasm for freedom MS
their counrymen. Among one hundred and for
ty Hungarian captives taken by Gen. Smoni'h
there were nineteen Hungarian ladies', with mus
kets in their hands, md dressed in military uni
form. countess of the highest rank has raised
regiment at her own expense, and her sister Is
the commander Of this regiment.
tn Lips. An editor says: GA fair young
friend Of ours recently invited us to lmblbe the
fragrance of her TULIPS: we did so with great
JUNCTION, whereupon she boxed our ears, aud at
fccted to say that she had allusion to pallry
flower of that name "Alas alas !" The there
upon moralises) " there IS no truth in woman"
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VERMONT WATCHMAN
Xprmnnt Central Railroad Co.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of tho
IN Stockholders In said Company for the election Of
Directors and the transaction Of all other appropriate bu
siness win 10 holden nj the Court House In Montpelier,
on wednesday, tho 18th day of July next, o'clock A.
NJ. Il. y, WALTON, IT. Clerk.
June H. 1870 06
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Albemarle Comfy. Va. Nnrck 81. lSA7

Albemarlo County, Va. March 81, ls47.
Mr. Seth w FUwle,-Denr Sit take pleasure in stating
experience in the of Wislars nlsam of Wild
Cherry own valuable girl who attacked with
dhcuiy of the lungs, which brought her in nppen
the brink Of the grave consulted Of hysi-
clans, who pronounced her incurlb e. that they
could do her. ired many remedies, hut
did any good. saw account of Wsurs Busam and
thought would try it, but hd little filth in pro
cured bottle which administered ccuring direc-
ons aud she began 10 mend; and before the first
bottle gone she was up. procured second and slo
took that md now she is, think cured, roary She
attend to her daily labor and heai complains from her.
L. JEFFERSON
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS the wrapper.
For SHE by $. P. HEDfIELD, M"ntpelicr, VT aud By
II. K. sLAYTON, Calais VT; nso by agents genetalIy
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News Of the AUrcls.

.Nep Orleans, June 6. General Gaines died
to-day OF the Cholera, having been sick Two days.
The water in the streets is slowly rising and the
crevasse is unstoppod.
ST. Louis, June Z, ls49.-We have advces
by express from Salt Lake, 10 the 18th of April.
New and extraordinary discoveries oil gold
had been made in the mountains near Salt Lake.
There seems to be no limits to the deposits Of
the precious metal in our far West Territory.
The people settled in the Great Basin are very
anxious for the establishment. of territorial
government, and intended to send Mr. Burnhy
son MS delegate to Washington, in order that
their necessities aud wishes may be pressed up.
on the attention of Congress.
The cmigranls fallen in with nj Laramie were
enjoying good health. Five of them had been
killed, accidentally, by the inludlclous Of fire
arms.
We learn that the express was much impcded
by the snow which still covers a large extent Of
the western country.
Pickering, lately one of the propretors Of the
ST. Louis Union, (who recently started for Cali.
iornia rather suddenly, after traudulenily obtain
g. ing considerable SUN of money! has been ar.
rested Oh the frontier, aud made to dsgorge a.
bout $4,000.
BY an arrival from the Plains, we have intelli
gence from a large party Of California emigranIs,
who, on the 18th OF May, had reached point
$50 miles from our Western frontier, and were
getting along well, without further moestation
by the Indians. The health OF the party was
improving.
ST. Louis, June sth Eighteen deaths by
cholera, and seven from other causes, since yes
terday. The weather is extremely hot.
Fe1r|H Mortality The most fearful instance
Of mortality caused by the cholera, that has ever
come to our knowledge occurred on the planta-
tcD of Mr.. james Miller, Waterproof, La, du.
ring the last few days We have been credibly
informed that thirty nine out of forty negroes on
the plantation died The disease entirely bafed
medical skill medicine would not act at all a
hearty negro would be taken slightly i'll, vomiting
would shortly ensue, without any purging, and III
two or three hours the poor negro would be cold
md dead Nan Orleans Bulletin 18th.
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Wholesale Prices Current.

From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
BosToS, June 9.
.4shes-Pot, 3 2 81; Pearl 81 IL 4.
BeesnaL-Yc llnw 20 81
Bristles-Amcrcan 80 II 40.
Fedthers-Lvc geese Northern 81 30.
FOur-Genesoe fancy Sc 90 II 5D-cummon 5,2j.
Grain-Norhen corn % SO; Rye "a 65; Oats 80
White Beans 81 II ] %.
Hdy-piessed 2J00 lbs 10 10 so.
Hdes--Saughtcr IT,. 4 II IL; calf skins oak 60 Co.
hemlock 50 So shecpskins e G II 80 n SO.
Hops-lst sort 1913,
LeaherBoston saushte, 10 Ii; calf skins curriod,
rs 50.
Linseed cake per ion $40 u2J.
Lime-Ihomaston Cask IS 90, Camden 20 a ~.
Prouisioas beef bill Sl2 81 to 10 90, prime so
1000 pork clear S3 90 clear ~ ~ 50, 10 so
prime rs $50, hId l2n7l2 butter, shipping
10 ~ prime family IA ls, cheese new milk -four
meal 5u Il.
Ptdser--ion, . to 25.
SeedNorharn clover II al2 herds grass hushel 81 II
co. ed 10 "A As,
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l5-Ne had occasion to publish something Of startling
character regarding Of gravel which hnd baed all
remedies called and finally cured by the Great Amer
lean Remedy which is o. the best remedies for all
plants ever presented to afflicted world. Now
again called upon TO say that d. Samuel Mcclellan well
known physician of Columbia Co. Now York; has used this
article for Gravel and iecied perfect and he had
sorted thing else with Our information,
that skopca people cannot doubt is obtained from Mr. F.
Phelps, Albany, highly respectable druggist and in Albany
DIR Mcclellan is well known the d. is Of tho Schoo
and hound to put down nosrums, yet has Independence
enough to acknowledge the curative power of tho far ned
"lhonirpc, DR.. G. e. Vuughan's Great American Rem
edy This Article is found in coumnsca upon Agent
and q pamphlet
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DcatI)s.

In this vii ge Fd,y, s,h inst Ars. Lou sanna wife of
MIR Nye Merr,tt, Hged 40 year,
In Mddl SEX June ,, Mrs Otpha L. wife of Bradley NJ
Clark and daughter OF Joseph Chaplin, Jr aged 30 and
10 months.
In Burlington 4th instant, Mr. Samuel lckok in the 18th
yea OF his age
In utojuty June O. Mr. John McDaniols aged II years.
In New Orleans, George poner, Esq OF the editors Of
the Pcayune uged 35a native Of NewbuTy, VI, and a
graduate Of dartmouth College,
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Neu-Dork.
PRINTING TYPES

A RE now sold at BRUCE's NEy7-yoHK TYPE.FoUN,
N DRY, at the following low rfIsefJ for approved
moi -
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V.uthcr Pcnujmnu's Eslute,


NIlE subscribers having 5orn appointed 10y the Honorable
Probate Court the dsific, of Washington, commit
er receive, examine aud adjust all cums aud demands
all prsors the estate of Luther Penninnn late Of
Barre 10 said District deceased, represented insovent,
aud the months from the ls dry of June 1919,
being allowed lid Court the creditors of said deceased
TO exhibit and provo respective claims before usGve
Notice that will attend - tho duties of appointment
the eng house Of Temperance Peunman, il Barre,
said district the 10Th day OF july and the 9Th day
of ne O'Clock ernoon each of said
days.
JOSIAH WOOD, ! siones.
Barre. June l.t, ls49. %
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4flarkets.
Brighton Cattle NIari<ct--June z
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.

hepoHcu LOT the b"iy AuVettl@cr'
At Market 420 Reef Cattle 6 pairs working oxen, 81
and calves 1870 Sheep, ami $40 SWINE.
PRicrs-Bocf Cdttie-W quote TO correspond with last
wrek-Exira $3.50; frs, quality 1915 II 81 second
$3.50 6,7j; third $50 81.
Sis.
Cows and Catuessales ut 49, s23 se5 $40, 3d. SAL and
S45
Sh'ep-Snles at 81 90, 2,35, 275, and SO 25.
SDne-Several lots TO peddle for and PC fr
barrows lot Of small pigs at &c AT retail from .
Lee. for sioats. Small pigs and loo.
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BosroS maRKET, Monday afternoon, June H..
Flour The market nnues pretty firm, with moderate
sules-Gonnrsec, brands, SIS 25, pure $50 575
Con-Ihe market Ii heavy. We quote white at 59a TO,
yellow 81 TO with limited sales Oats veiy scatcn,-
sales Of Northern at 40 EsoIn 81 Rye IS per bush
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4flarria9rs.

In Salem, My l7th, by trv. ~ J. Wooey, Mr. Orange
Badger of Derry, TO Miss Hannah i. Glib oi Salem.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-20
scRoFULA CURED.

This certificate conclsvey proves thni this SARSAPA.
RLA has perfect control over the most obstinate disc
Of e blood TArse persona cured In house Is unpre