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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14
Paving for Fiddling.

It is an old sdase that "those that dance
must pay the fiddler - but an incident occur
red last week, in our quiet city. which goes to
show that fiddlers have sometimes to pay for
Jfddling.
1t seems that Mr.. A. had an evening party
at his house, which some acquaintance con.
sidered very select. inasmuch as they themsclve.
had been shown the cold shoulder, sighted
and designedly passed by. They however
determined upon having "a time" and accord
ingly collected party of their own in front o.
AS house, 6ddles, jewsharps, and triangles in
hand, to "shake the light, fantastic toe" or
natures beautiful white carpet, beneath the
broad arch of heaven.
Which party had the best time on the even
ing alluded to. we did not learn but as all
sport must come to an end, this did not prov.
an exception, and the outsiders were brough,
before Judge Smith, and mulcted in the sum o.
SIS and costs, from which decision they appeal.
ed. So much for fiddling by moonlight.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

Mr.. SULLIVAN, the British Charge at Lima,
resigned the very day after he was SO soundly
logged by Mr. Potter, our consul at valparai-
so. A British man-of-war arrived at Callao,
on that day. and the commander either requir-
ed, or Sullivan thought proper to give in his
resignation.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

The new Homeopathic ColIegs reee atly
opened in Philadelphia, has just completed a
successful course of lectures to some fifty or
sixty students. On Saturday I'd inst, at IL
o'clock. the annual commencement, took place
in the Musical Fund Hall.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

John Griffin has petitioned the city Of Bos-
ton to allow him to bore upon the Common for
large amount of treasure which he says was
buried there by his grandfather before the Rev.
dictionary war. The matter was referred to q
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

CUSTOM HOUSE AT BATH. In the House on
Monday. Mr.. GooDENow presented the petit
ton of Thomas d. Robinson and four hundred
and twenty-five other citizens engaged in COM
mercial business at the port of Rath, in the
State of Maine, asking for an appropriation for
the erection of custom house at said Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

The Cincinnati Times mentions having wit
messed at the College Hall. in that city, the
waking up of young lady mesmerized by
Prof Rogers, who had been in the mesmeric
sleep for two weeks, during which time we
learn she has been cured of painful spinal
affection. When walked up. the lady was ask
ed how long she thought she had been asleep,
and replied, "about two hours" When in.
formed it was two weeks, she laughed and
seemed much astonished, and stated that she
was entirely cured of her complaint.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

The Office of Commissioner to the Sandwich
Islands. to which the Hon. Luther Severance
has been appointed, is dipl omatic one, ind
the compensation il $4,000.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

Two steamboats,, the Charter Oak and Eu-
reka, were burnt at the New York Dry Dock,
on Monday evening.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

In Essex Co., Mass, where the law restrict
ing the sale of spirituous liquors is put in force
they deal largely in the 'essencs Of molasses."
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

RESPECT FOR THE SABBATH. Miss Charlotte
Cushman refused to perform on Sunday even
ing (considered the best hight in the week at
New Orlcans) at the ST.. Charles Theatre.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

MIR. Seward will speak. Adjourned to Mon
day. sea
The HOUSE passed several private bills
and then went into committee Of the whole
| on the private calendar, after which the Or
| der of the day was taken up. Two hours
were spent 10 discussion, though but little
was accomplished. The house then adjourn
ed to Monday.
1t is stated that Richard w. Thompson, oil
Indiana was nominated to-day as charge 10
Austria.
| In the SENATE, on Monday, Mr.. Bradbury
gave notice that he should press his resolu-
lion on Friday next
The order OF the day was then taken up
being the President. California message.
MIR. Seward spoke ON the subject, ard said
he would admit California into the UnioI
either as a free or slave slate, under existing
circumstances. He agreed with Mr.. Web
s,er respecting fugitive slaves, hut opposed ,
division Of Texas into new states, and doubt
ed tile constitutiona.ity Of the resolutions o
annexation.
Mr.. Webster pronounced the resolution
constitutional.
After further explanation, Mr.. Foote sale
he should urge his committee Of thirteen /,
mo ROW, if possible. Adjourned.
In the HOUSE, in COMMITTEES Of the Who'll
on the California message, Mr.. Stanton
replied 10 the aspersions made against th
white laborers d the south. He sprun
from them himself. They were universal,
respected, and frequently rose to public dis
tinciion.
Mr.. Fowler followed, and attempted 4
show that the frnmers Of the constitution &C
| Il - .l~t sho.,lA
be extended, but must soon cease; that tt
principle had been faithfully carried out b
The north, and extensively disregarded ,
the south-hence MI their difficulties. H
vindicated the scriptures against sanction
ing the principle ofslavery, and believed tn
system, II not prohibited, would BE- introdus
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-14

with his speech.
Mr.. Webster said the country looked to
this body with confidence to calm the winds
of agitation. With an anxious heart, he could
speak I'd perform his part. He proceeded
to show that the difficulty arose out of the
Mexican war and the consequent proceedings
respecting the formation Of territorial govern
ments. He reviewed the subject Of slavery
tracing its progress through different phases.
from the ancient Jews, Greeks and Oriential Is
to modern times. The Introduction and
spread of christianity had aroused mems
minds to the enormity Of the system. The
north had been religiously educated TO con-
slider il wrong; the south that it was ri sht :
and he syinpaihised with the prejudices OF
both sections. He described slavery as it ex-
listed in this country before and since the
adoption of the constitution narrated cir
curnstances attending the succession and ac-
QUESTION Of slave states and territories; and
said The annexation of Texas closed the chap
ter, all of whose territory he proved was for
ever sealed TO slavery; and the north-New
England Massachusetts even, aided in the
annexation and that immense extension Of
slave territory was one of the most remarka-
BILE political transactions on record.
Mr.. Calhoun here rose and corrected Mr..
Webs,er's remark, that the great objection
10 annexation was the extension of slavery.
1t was not so. The object was protection
the security of the slave interests against
threatened British aggress;ons.
This Mr. Webster admitted, and then pro-
ceeded to chasiise those northern democr ats
who voted for annexation, and then went
home and advocated free soilism. leaving the
senata IN incur The 0dil,rn Of filIfllinu ohli0,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

IN Moran, Jan p, by Simeon AlLre. ESQ
Mr hsrmL buHr, ofllDlland, and Misc AM
Cat llt5.r 81 N"5Fas
A. Saratoga Springs, n - on tho ~. int
NJ tutHlfs FAWHthbs, ~ thlH place, aui
Msa Lama Il, daughter Of Mr Gcor.r w.
WuniWnuh, Of HlWiuFa.
10 ll's tagH, Oli "a hy The Rev. e. Rob.
MAMA y Avn, 40 this town.
Also, hy The fImc, January %, Mr JOB -
wan ~ md Alsa MAsuA ". Afru, BON
~ ihIa town
In burke, Jan 2, by the Row. T. " Don.
clnt VIZ JADnu tuArHAE, Of sutton, Vermont
and Mu Olyr SKisErH, Of Berlin Caun.
IN AihHUy, on ttl0 "1tt uiI ~ itrV n y
llovry Sir Esfs Scaycr, 20 Miss Mary NJ
R0Wrll
IN Walcry,llo, Dec 18th, by J HotohEim.
Etq, NJ Caleb Harvey, ~ Dauyllc, g. Mias
Mary , Pratt, Of Woicfvillc.
Ia Glover Dec 2jth, by' Rev l. n stone.
Mr. Abel u Blake, ofsuuon, to Miss Laura G.
owen, of Barton,
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UGAu4tgo

IN this town, Jan q, Of fever, Mat ALmiaA,
daughter Of David Goss,Jr Esq, aged about
20 yrars.
In Irilc'ou,sN u Jan :, De wmu,
WitnEu, recently citizen orthla town, nred
about ~
: IN Victory, DC 9ist, ofcldLrrrssh, Cb6rlcs
a = kms1l', only son of Nlnsai.C. ard-Or
,lla kmhall 1frd four years bndB7 days
H. DBwir, Dec 3llh Capt Edward Burt,
aged : 1
- North Daoyillr, Dee 81, Mr. Edmund
Green, aged ~
a
IN llnv,rhili, on "Wednesday last. Mrs sa.
r'h, w'ie of Ga, la,c stephen hlorc, agcd ~
yr1rH.
ta.h'mry, on The 9TH a,, NJ, j.la ana.
ford argd ~ yr1rs
30 Concord, s. II Dec q3d, Mrs Mary Al.
bolt ascd and just thrtc wpgks amer the
death fh'- hu-hlnd, thr lnir Sir S-,nurl Al.
ho't They u1a Lived together m welded lii'
.a..1. lLsLt -.H-
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uurcumpaur1iuu FROM Iae Gr-r day NJ rho
fl-.Iuu
iir BHef remarked lhHl iliis vsas It ,ttie-
um 0r uuVUraucem constitutional Que. Tho
.ul INN Whs, Whoihrr whlr without u
-.ukaENo we're competent 81 not 90 truus.
Oh iuiuou,
Tho Speaker said that debate 10 out Of or
ifr
Mr. puor-lhe question 10, whether we
,ufre House or not
gyrri remarks were made by gentlemen,
whom llle Speaker decided to be oul Of or,
d.r
Tho question was taken, and lhe House
H-nuri lbe decision Of lho Speaker, by 70
U.I.fif l}J.
ST. lauo llou Rad lfonl Ibo law ct I7Fp,to
rNUN lInI 'ho House can proceed a. no bu-
..ns previous 10 the elsciiuu ola Clorknud
Wished un election uow.
The Speaker sbid ihnt the House ias pow
,riu rnurluia the sntutc ~ well us ihr Chair
.ul lbry. bad already construed iI us hc
Dob Zone,
Nr RICHARDSON appealed from the decision
Hl.e thulG pending which, ~ motion o.
Wl Nsauuu,
Is4louso adjourned ull Monday next
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C.lNTLO.Al


From tho (Boston) thronntypc.
Tnrt rcot popularity OF Dr. Wiatar a nllaata
oi VIA Cherry has induced sonit mcrccnary
individuals IN various pats of the country to
compound quNcl nostrunis for the purpose Of
dcccivlng the public and raising moGey on the
wrtisrurTrcu rrPutTtT0r 0r~trtE truty valuable
medicine. Tho Interests or the proprietor
ru1uut Futtrri II he Gun tut kcup thr pubic
informed against the false preparations atiemp.
ted TO be pal'ned oil IN lhc name of the Wild
Chcrryiior II IL certain it il that no medicine
ever proved so eiicacious in long catalogue
Of tho most common diseases which "human
flesh Is hcIr to, or preserved the health and
life utsp many thousands OF our race as has
Dr. Wistars Balsau. Mr SETH W FOWbE,
druggist, No. 1873" Washington stect, ia
the sole proprietor OF the original receipt for
the manufacture OF the genuine medicine, and
supplies both at Wholesale and retail, and OF
whom, also, agencies can. bp- obtained
The Genuine and original. Dr. HiStar'S
BdfSdm ~ Httd tt5Try, nus bern rTtgHyir5fV
cOaHterfatcd in Philadelphia, and some thous.
md bottles oG the spurious imitation thrown
INFO the market and extensively circulated;
this is 10 caution dealers and the public gen
crafty against purchasing any other thaR that
having the written signature OF |, BUTTS
nn the wrapper
The genuine signed I. Bntts on the wrapper
, For sale by ) G. Bingham 81. Johnsbury
tiathjJ. Flint, 81 Johushury Ccntrci-L.-P.
Parks, Passumpsir, and. dealers in Incidence
r.ttrr4lIp t.... '''.---
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Constitutional Convention.

MONTPELIER, Wednesday. Jan, 2, 1850,
The Delegates elect 90 the Convention call
.l 10 consider and determine upon amend
uouts proposed 10y the Council Of Courors,
met az the State House a. 10 o'clock, A. "
--ld were called 10 order hy Hon Guiyiu
l0wnsley Of lirhuloboro.'
Mo Field Of Nowihuo proposed tempo.
rnry organization, aud nominated Hos, IT.,
TuER Is, lluNr, Of ST. Albums, President pro
,rlupura,
Mr. Thomna Of Wc,t Fnirlco, nominated
ton, i.Evt u, was ~ thriguu,
Mr. Thomas wished ballot.
NJ Townslny thought ho had no authority
Co receive ballots, but IN accordance with .
age, " would ho hH duty Ia pat dio ifHt
nomination, aud ifihul were rejected, 70 put
the second.
Mr Thomas appealed.
4 ll.cusslQn lgsued hglNgcn MoFsfs, Ficld,
INnuns, uud iiaich oi -uuIuId.
r Nlr Spencer suggested lhnI tho ConScu.
ton could designate tho mode OF olccliug o
temporary President
Mr. Townslcy thought that was not the us
Hgc.
Mr. Thomns commended that when two can
dilntcs nre in nomination IL IN absolutely
necessary to determine tic mnttcr hy bniioi,
Mrssrs Carpenter Of ESSEX aud Marcy Of
Boiali0u sustained Mr. ToWuIry, arguing
llli while tn Convention s uuorgaulzci no
npprul, no yeas and mays, aud go ballot eau
be- taken.
Tho FIRST nomination WINS then put aud
the Hon. LuruER A. IluNr was appointed
President pro icmpore.
ON nomination hy MIR Thomns, Lrcirs ".
NowEs, Esq. OF llydcpulk was appointed
Secretary pro iO#pore}---Ilrit were oiti,,s-
bow; votes, Mr. Ninrcy having nominated Has.
~ E Srou0nroN, Esq. OF Chester
For Assistant Secretary, Mr. ilurry nom.
maicd llrNRY J.. STouGuroN, Esq nj Ches.
Tor aud Mr Ihnmns Nominated STEINER
S"ru, Es'l. of Weston Tho fret nominn.
non was put mud the ayes were %, noes --Gi
20 llrNNY T., Sror0uroS. Esq -was eleclrtl
Adjourned 10 . Z. Nl.to mike ont the roll.
Alrruoou-mct aud roll not hriug com
p'icd, adjourned over to the neat day.
TUESDAY, Jan. ,.
Air Marcy Of Bnyulton introduced u PESO
luton providing that the officers ollhs Com
ycu'ion shhll ho President, Seer. try, aud
A'sls,Hu, Secretary. Adopted,
Nir Pomcroy introduced resolution tu
Proceed now to the election Of ohiccrs;w uich
u0a adopted
Mr. Smi1ilu, Weston dominated Hon. Lcsi
u. Villas for President VIZ SaLm Of Georgia
,ouinatcd The Hon. Cailos Coolidge. Nh
tul of Nrwlhnc nominated the Hon. Luther
d. Hunt Nrssrs. Smith, Field, and Sluia F..
w-Je appointed trllrrS
O. ILcfcsull OF tho frat hIllll Ayaa ~ Ill I
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RAILKnAn nlntlra

We would recommend 60 persons holding
la'nnn'l rights l'r stock bon che rmsuNpsie
h'll Road Go lbu oFpeliency of uut/g in
companies iortho purpose ofoonsolodsl/g Tho
rights lnto foil shares,
ia th.a CAGE 1he sharos may bo ,ss/ "a IN lhc
name Of some ono Of the Company and the
dividends subd'ylded Ia proportion 10 the o..
"""H' "wHr1 ~ FHrh uHtTi tiI7 HtHrt witt rHW
mand par, when ,l can be- sold aud the proceeds
divided
There b. no reason why The holders Of these
rights should scll them at % sacriGce.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

Hos. Ale TUGS orN, H. Tbe Albany
Evening Jouru1i copying au cAuucl Gou
ono 81 lho lmlrn OF lbo suuior editor Of rlc
Alias, wrllou from Washington concerning
Alr Tuck sage
Duuug HE Congregational career, MrTuck
lnH been commercially wise and consistent.
w Hnrhing Ilic accomplishment Of tho grcnt
OBJECT Of llla official mission, hu Is neither
impHcllrnhle nor neliuus, llo votes whorey-
90 le believes be- vote viii accomplish the
mosl good, UuiIbe mms ofthose with WHOM,
ho is politically classified be- hns M nulnos.
Ties 10 CRAFTY and no Interior lactious pur-
poses 20 accomplish, Ito hnH not the rnron-
lery 60 claim lur the "ifee soil" organization
exclusive attachment "a ihe principle of"liro
SOIL The history OF ihn Wing parry was
luminous with illustrations ol devotion 10
llpl principle long before the Buhhlo Plat.
torn wua hid lloncu Mr. Tuck hns never
acted ns " he dcemed u either wiso or pntri.
otto % play into llia hands ofihe LocoGco
pnr'y, rather lhnu 10 permit lhp succesa NJ
the WhRs. lfhs lulura rourso fhall cor.
repond win hiB past action, the cause Ut
ttuUuH fruutVrn writ uutiur no wrong NJ flt-
hands
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Nalice. RaiIrand Bonds.

T5'NE iir.i iusmlliucn, ct tEn per cent r.T
4 subscription &, the H'uds Of The Pas.
sumpsia Rivers Railroad Company will g..
come due Goa tlu irsL. d1y of February. nr1t-
pry~ru'- r7y be made ~ the HANKS ct New
bury and Caledonia, or at the Office Of T.
Fairbanks ice 81 Juhuslury
J. STiCENEH, Treas G. S.P. Il r. Il Co.
Jan, 10, 1850. 65lw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12
Compound Pulmonary Syrup,

MS syrup 10 found 10 be Of rcala rfrat
' = valur ia eases Of severe Coughs, ala .n
attacks oi Group ~ chtldfrn, It ~ elrh,
and highly approved faulty Wcdcnc, and M
bong used moro ard moro as II hccomtl
tnown, Although Il has not yet cured ils
10000 cases of consumption, l5,oU1 c'sca OF
iruCio.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
), &, bingham, Druggist, ST Johnsbury--
price, 30 cents Sold also by Dana u ,Wochs,
Danyllc; lauao Watts, Pcacham; Harvey 4
Abbott, l. +. Parks, Barnet. Cutting a. Sis.
by Walcriofd bingham 4. hiny, West Con.
cord, 7 c. Butler, Derby Lime; J. Clcvc.
burghj } DlakeA. Go Sutton; Colby * Me
,yzgiit7pp Er-f,ci N i4rr-rtrfr--ir;
ll,ll y FlaHders, Sheffield, a G. Robinson,
Barton.
St Johnshury, Jan /, lisa G3a,f
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GrOund Plaster.

r. VIE subscriber is now prepared to furnish
2 TVOCT1 rEFSTEII, ~ yfC -FfST 9IT-'
itY, ~ largo or small quantities, AZ q less price
than can be bought 10 this vicinity
Those wishing 10 purchase will find II Cor
their interest to cnll and examine the Plaster
before purchasing elsewhere, as great palma
have N taken 10 get the best article D the
market ASA LOW. .f
Brudfurd, jan. : 1850 65em:I
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EEG1lJEg

2 n VIE utrf.t,r eoutuuca io manuflctatc
u aeuP"uDr arIclro' FLOUR, from IYcs.
t1r UarH, wh Ga bc hropg constantly on
hand 60 aa'' 81 hv',aIir onJ rrl-,l
ASA Low.
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4 I,+.ts5- ,.,-y be- 4. .i.eat.a lg Rev r. J.
lrWr'Yt 90 fHr knlB nl tlr Congregational
Church 600 lhr Plain, neat Ihuradly evening,
J4uu1fy ~, Hf o'clock
hIhift- DuEgrgld pgHgn NJ iir slnH
of Temperance
3. FAIRBANKS, a ~
Of EEcclslor Division 40, 80, h. OFT.
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= lhf ~ AhNNNit ~ IL ne house barn
aud caT4eulor's shop Of Ne IIeman-ihr
house aud bnrn Of Mr. Alonzo Gihsop, and
Iho house ofMEs WeIhcrbeo, H. Rlndga, n.
IT,, wero destroyed by Gre on "Wednesday
morning Insurance fillng,
0y-Thc professors NJ dancing IN n. Yorl.
have Introduced dew style uf colllun, call.
oh the kiss corllon," tho peculiar feature Of
which consists Ia kissing tho ladies' 49, you
saving cnruors,'
a. The Atlantic and ~ Lawrence rail.
road cars commenced their regular uips, on
Tuesday morning the lstinsl,, to Paris cupo
--erossing tie Androscoggin bridge.
O." On Saturday, the 90Ih Glt, tho Wor.
il"n factory, In Bristol, n, H., was totally
destroyed rs fire, with all IT, contents. Tho
l4elnLX Lad 1l9l ieeil u. MINI aud iaaa al
fire hy an Inccndinry,~i Insured lor $4,000
Ma Wnpo, % CoNyrcricur. THIS gen.
Ilomun was elected to Congress IN Whip
district 10y Ihe aid OF Free Soil votes. Ile
voted for Mr. Cobb for Speaker. one OF hs
FREQ Soil constituents wtoto to him com.
planning of hHyolr, to which hc answered
that she bad other friends To please, nnd an.
other party to suli-ry hcsidos ihc Free Soil.
crs.
a Noior IRON ruE Sourn-Tho South.
orn Banner NJ Athens, Gcorgin, contains
copy Of The California State Constitution, nc.
companlcd with this sensible rcmnrk:-"Nyc
have nothing To sey Tor or against the ami.
slavery cD1uso IN their Constitution. TTai,g
Not roncaH 10 ours.'
REsi0NArioS. Row Samuel Prime, one
OF thc Secretaries at TIC American Bible So:
cici}, has resigned his Office, IN cnusnqucncr
ol ~ health tie VIII hereafter bc The editor
OF lie FIcshyietiHn, newspaper published
m New York. ~
bfcnArar 'or Mn GAur.-Hll proceed
'nss against Nlr Seth Gtgc, Of Drgcurt, who
was arrested ia Lowell about ihc ooh of
Dec, on aus pie!aa af being implicated -c'r-r
way IN the murder Of Mr. Parker, Of Man.
chester, have been Withdrawn, aud on Tuc.-
lay ho was fully di. charged rom custody
GNLhe louisville journal says ,ha, MR.
Brown OF i611uun,iaIe candidate lar steal.ar,
Is the first Momhcr of Congress WHO marked
',s "iii''s clothes "PuhIic Documents" and 4
ranked them
o." The Legislature Of New YoE, com:
lGnccd IL ANIMAL sca-i-l!-u -. -. y .-...
GOV. Fish states the state dchi ON the 9O,h
Sept last at $22,so5,CtO Revenue sl.Q35,~
100.
O." The jury Ia lho case Of Cassius NJ.
LAY, charged with the murder orTurucr at
'oAIowu, acquitted Clay Of he cltetse.
soNr or orG HrAnEHs pcfhlps, have hr,rd
q oAS liArt, Bo5,un Ifthosr going to The
'ly ofNouous thN week, have any curiosity
b see this cntcrprsng and celebrated C'o'i.
---!------4.-..-l! -I-l-.-..------I -
imh they sell 90 cheap az any place in B,s.
IN
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

Nv consequence Of the failure oflho mills
tins week 'iuu win the junction, wUHrg wIrfl-
out the proceedings oriho convention later
Ihan what will hu found In our columns.
Like thc lower House ofCongroas tho con
yonlipn took time 10 organize Ia ~ usually
the ease IhnI small sort Of people apo the
fashion OF thusu they esteem iargsr than
ihcmselyc0l spending about ~ much limo
90 was necessary Ia do tho business Of the
convention.
We have report however TINT Nc Bart
let wns dually elected President. Sir Villas
was Zee coalition candidate, Mr. Hunt the
~ TIC, -I ~ U7-'-7-1 Woo Goo ~ "
the Wings. Mr. Villas declined IN layor Of
Mr. liaulolA when Mr. - became tho "con-
litou' candidate, Both Villas and Bartlett,
were members oflho Baltimore convention,
sanctioned The nomination or Casg y Builcr,
and sustained lho ticket IN tho contest hat
cnncd. Both gentlemen nrc amply quail
fed for do station; cspocially,hy their cnous
to clocI 20 siaHch GitnG orIfte sell TO lhc
Presidency ~ Gen, Cuss, for hc houors Of
the coalition pnrly of this Satc. IS tho
way where were The old Liberty men or,ho
Convention, who never vote for those who
support Slnycholdcrs- ,or course i,r bur
Icroi kcnmckN i7noin ycholler-)whcro
their hiplrIoucd ,.rIuc, and sterling political
integrity Al, all buried beneath tho ruins
ortho buffalo Platform"
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Canadian Annexation.

MoNrBLAL. Turllay, Jan, ls5n.-
CANAuA.-A declaration iu favor Of An.
ncNutiou 10 the United States, sgncd hy H.
200 porsnus, h0s just boon received from
SinnIend County lho population Of which
- chiefly composed of cmicrnnts. from tho
States aud bulaiu, Win some of French or
lPin We lruVn TINT At ~ election for Que.
bee ordered IN consequence of Hon. jean
Chuhol, ono of the member. for lhnt Gins
acceptance ct office us un executive Council.
lor audCouWi.sioutr oflhcBou Of Worksl
LeaDrc, an AuHcNutiuuist VIII oppose Chm
}''''- rr-lrciion, mud Thurs test the strength Of
tho moycmcu, "a tho nrcier: eopliM oflbc
CHnHdns.
AZ meeting in Montreal of lhc Branch
League, resolutions were ndoplcd In favor
ct ulrcllug Council ct Cuufrdcrn:cd Union.
loI-LLe LII 81 a-lal,il.s ilrazu1l4 iiisa-
curing The ludcpcrdcn, Union oriho British
Provinces of North America.
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~ adjournment Whs pr0pDHodi losl.
Air Wins thanked hh friends Tor lho sun.
if1rt given hru1. drriiurt hriur iuurrrH 7-l
dIdnlr lor President, nud seconded ibe nom
inulion Of 'lhos. Bartlett lr.
Sixth hmllpi- Mrsrrs Bpt,di4b gr,,t,,,,
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"NT"H TON MAItktI, ThurFd1yi Jan 3
AZ market, 500 beef cattle, go Stores, 4, =.
2l4 -hcep an. EhQ Swine BrlMeru2 and 400
beer cdttr unsold
Beet caule-ES,ra, SO, lstquality, 5,25l5,.
Iot "a quantity 70 a 30 81 d.. I, "a vi 30
Storrs-A few sales only. 2 years old r
allI ) years old SlI -.
Working Oxcn-Salcs at $40, -, and So
Cows and Calyos-- Safes At -, q, 80, and So
sheep SMALL lots 81 80, 10 ard : ,5e;-
wcathcn $3.50, $40, - aud 5,2j
Swlnc-A sinall lotto pcddic, lie for sows
and aio.ior Burrows. Rctail from u a c.