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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
To DR.. II. f. Peery
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODYNIs

TOO Il II A G II T. ROPS,
An immvdial, and perfect Cure. TLo
who have felt the painful lhrobbins and t
cruclating pangs of this disease hsot, TX
through their jaws with most tormcntng
perseverance,, apd, as is often the case. have
eceived but little sympathy from friends on
ruch occasions, will no doubt be much pleas
ed to know of a remedy that will never fail
to quiet forever the unmerciful offender
THIS remedy is the Glove Anodynr, an un-
failing cure.
Tue following testimony is from one o,
our most distinguished practical Dentists
New York, Dec. 10, lSl4
Messrs. a. u. e. d. Sands-Gentlem.n -
la the course Of my practice have cxtcn.
svely used your Glove Anodyne with much
success TO the relief of the Toothacbe and
IA / constantly recommend ii TO my patients.
deem II but lust 10 inform YOU Of the hich
opinion have oft over other remedies.
am yours, very respectfully,
NJ. LEvETT, Dentist.
2m Broadway, corner oi Warren 81.
PRICE % ots PERV AL.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and reta
by A B g. ID SANDS, New York. old ne
so by Druggists gene ally through Jut the
United States and Canada.
r.. r.. HAZARD agent evIort.
nov I2.
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"ATTicA, Genesec Co, fsbvsdvy I, itQ
an WALLACEA CO-dsnYensn: VIVA, for nioss
than year, afflicted with disease Of the stomach eouid
nny fat greasy substance without causing fryaf
pain sickness nd vomiting, and was continually afflicted
with sour stomach. J. MS M experiment tried boa
punl-n. casci and roierrd hs ussai pdir afsv sai2
therefore usrd second bot-. which has eomplstsly
the diseu-r. well aud hearty, and cnn ss -r0x
anything witlont ising panied the s,oms,h becoming
Yours rrsuccthIlIr, r. s.. WIICiJA
Nv Wilcox 10 a rcspec sbc merchant Of Auica.
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ANCERS CURED.

Mr. o. B. KINNEY, merchant, Ciinsor. OnSds svsssv
v. D" informed US that a earcerdoeior IN said county wts
frtny wonderful cur-s II AScGRs tlrufh the Yhsscy
Of BRANTs PURIFYING EXTRACT. 4 e,ns~-dsss~
IN Greene county, ~ Y, 10 also usng said PURIvIrl k
A. H. SETrLr, dTnggis Cana Monty omsr, soss
~ r. has informed US Of Important .5 Cas-.
CIR OF long standing, which effected Ased aAy
OftlIa place. IT, therefore, this PvhrIER exrss Cs-s ~
It's puryin hnniing power what impure hsssse " u.s
blood Gun mol curef Seven years experience and
uniph SAYS there Arv none but wlsl II w III curr
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Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All physicans acknowledge that these terrible diseases
are caused by deficiency # Nervous Energy in the
affected limbs. DE CHRIsrs Galy anic Articles will
supply this deficient power and complete and entire
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-csp
Ezra Knapp Of No. 81 Willow St Brooilyn n =
one OF the most respectable citizens In tn city, We
ahieted hve years with scrofuous Erysipcss Of bcu
legs. from the knees to the feet which nAamed sns
sweled prodisous sire and liberated Large dees
ulcers apparently large enough finger in came
into them which discharged daily slnoet Incredible
quantity Of = maturated substance. He had had the
advice and attendance Of several Of the most skilfui
physicians, and had tried many highly recomne nded
medicines without efecting cure and told by
two Of his ply sicsns that tho ulcers In his leas
would 70. him of before io.S BnAEr's PuRryYfss
ExrRAcr has cured these liberated and inlamad lisa
that they are entirely healed up. and ho snjo
rood health.
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Farm TO Let.

INdE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bate.
Il man, containing about 46 acres Of excel
lent land, with privilege OF Sc, Weed, and
the right OF selling stones and gravel a
large and commodious dwelling house, whic h
will accommodate 10 bosrders, a small b use
for the tenant, with suitable apparatus for
cpoking two large barns and crib, with all
Other out buildings. For terms spplyto
THOMAS J. PECkHAh
No, Itn
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\rRSING SORE MOUTH. LrCARRRGi. e..

"Byeos. GIsgsGE Co, N. r., INT. 10, l3E.
"Mcs.rs. NJ 4. WALLACE co. Some time last
ifc became drbiatrd fr,m the effects Vf L.
sory,a aud Nusing Sor, Mouth. that che could lin ke<
child az perform amy hous.oL labor. Her medical res
varied according the advice md
o . most eminent physicians. until skW exkxus-
ed Ia useless efforts She became very skeleton, bsa
the time she commenced tax ing Btonrs Nsdicins she
weighed thnn slshy-hvc pounds hut by the n,s
se had taken fur battles, che h-can- perfectly well Tbs
is perfect, that sa b enabled do all
.nry hms.lod work AMI gained thirty pounds VI fesh In
four wscks. Yours truly, G.. Is. GALENTINE."
The reader will Observe tia: Mr. G,icsrisE SAYS
ssiit" lie. we informed by T.. s. TIRHr, Esq, VI
lie siirne place, has studied med cine.
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Or. HRisTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service ia of Fits
spssmodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections of
the Head and upper estredes Also in Palsy and Para
SIS and all diseases caused by deficiency Of power
Nervous Energy in the limbs cS other organs Of the
hoHv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
Tic Dolorsux and Neuralgia.

dssfsiy rss... - lie application Of the GaLvar'o Lr,
NresIIes .ss Fivp. fhs Belt diausss the Electriciy
through the sysen the Necklace has local effect and
the Fluid scds directly upon the affected nerves In
these distressing Affections the spplcotoo NEVER
FAILS.
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DYSPEPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURBD.

w. Dcarih, Bristol. =. a. Diiltol, Msue.
X. q. Brown, East Grcenwich Oliver Baker
Nick. Briggy Spencer, Warrington YIpre
l., Taylor, Kirrf'on. Jchn Alip, Iltti len
Works. \. : ralmc, Co Westerly I. Young
Wicki2rd. Aud by Aganis IN al paiis Of tle stat.
All letters ard orders rus, be sddr,sso n " pna.s
o.,I06 Broadway, New Yorh.
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GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
nIITCHINGN,

VEG ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BlTTERS.
A sure, Speedy and pc man,nt Cure Tor Dys.
pcpsia IN IT'S worst Forms. This medicine
will be found to cure'all complaints arIrIug
from disorders of the Stomach and Bow cl., =,
Billiousness, Yellowness Of skin, Liver
complaints, Debility, Headache, Nen ons
ness, Low Spirits, Palptalion OF the Hear
Costiveness, Nc, &c. Please read the toll
lowing certificate:
Read the following from an eminent ply
sician:
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some of the ingredients rf lluic ..ngs' Veg
ctable Dyspepsia BittcrS, and having used il
for some tim. in his practice with every de-
tired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty its OBJECT, and gives il
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint. Dyspepsia.
.r Il. HARDENBERGH, Nj. d.,
The following certificate is from Mr.. Btu
dy,tne celebrated Daguerrcoiy pIst:
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme W, akness
1t was advised to take HUI, hings' Dyspcp,i
hiIlers, and hay. every reason 10 bevcar
IN bar srcriec ly cured me. bavesIn lfrl
10 symptoms of a return of the disease and
HE eve from lie effect it had on me that
W Il cure the worst cases of Dyspepsia.
NJ. b. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, ~. Y.
The Proprieto- fIhiS medicine has receiv.
ed many other certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, oith various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable but the abo;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprej-
ujred mind of its value and su periority
above all other preparations.
Principal office, l22 Fulton st., N. Y, up
stairs
Price, so cents per bottle, or bottles for
So so, &. q. g. HAZARO.
Novl Agent for Newport.
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OVERCOME

DIR. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of Stanford Coss sss "
the oldest and most respectable rhy.ienDs, Athletes
with Iirv Complaint many wears, aud p~rJcsiy
BY u'ing BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT We cvsJA
hundreds OF other cuses. also cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
riTa AND coNxuLsIoNs.

These ssrmi.g and terrible complaints are s,wsys
n.sed h deSAaxs~enf Of hs Nerves Tho Bstr
ft.,ss .rs FLc,o viii cure nearly evsrv esse
c. MoREHEAD, General agent for the Unied
States 1872 Broadway New York
r r. HAZARD, Apn, f,r Newport, RI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & C0Mpl AIMS

No remedy offered Ia the public has bsep Ale
srrf1ia and stoefu0 il restoring ALL the incidental rr-
and byegariii's Of the sex, as BRAsTs PuLnonAss
BAtSAM. II mHkes dIn-r-uce whether the drrnn
snTyy esson, other edknssstt RH0uBATz1
tloS, aud soothing aud oAayng sERNors irRirAtLIfs
Nm. n,.l,lI.
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CHANGE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach

rom the gri to the rordn, and the at ~StRc ~
he cnss Is doeosrdtSd and the other gradually 90
p,s,sed prevent any of tho fatal d~isss that -, "a;
\ lrise IN consequence Of such change.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12

This cure s triumph ovsr tAc sksn Of the best yAss-
sons In the city Of Philadelphia and 10 POSITIVE PRoop
hat internal ulcers be cured easily extern
when BnASrs PunIrYiso EXTRACT 10 used. NJ. j y
Hepburn, one OF the most respectable gentlemen q.
ASbsrn, Cay,ga Co, ~ ", informed us In Oct, les$
that he had been afflicted with three FissUREs ~
alton and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and D
their location. He said that he had spent ysor a
Philadelphia under the professional advice Of the b.
out cure help, when DIR r. NJ. Hunt, dsuggtst 4
Auburn. advised him to try Brasfs Pwtfyrrg Fris,
and the OF seven bottles of II effected ssyfet e,
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superior to any other preparation used" Anoth-
er-.."I can with confidence recommend it,
Anothcr---"It has been used with complete success
and am satisfied that il is "a valuable medicine. {"
Another. -" IL is "A safe, Convenient, and very
citcacious medicine" " AnUher--- II has
never, TO my knowledge, disappointed the
reasonable expectations ot those who have used IL
Another"It is equal IL not superior To any 9th.
er medicine within my knowledge"
Extract from letter dated Dayton H., April
l3, lSi9:---"lt Was first introduced into INV
Esnily by a celebrated Physician, some ten wears
ago, and such was the benefit INV wife derived
from il that We have not been without il in our
house since. have also recommended il To a.
least fifty different persons since, for Affections 10
the Lungs, and do not know of a single case if
which il did not give immediate relief, and some
were cured after being given up by their Physi
cians."
Beware Of Countcricits and limitations. such
as Cartcr'S Compound Pulmonary BaIsam, Amer
lean Pulmonary Balsan, and Others, in part bear
ing the nanc Enquire ior the articles by It's
whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM. 9"
and gee that ii has the written signature of VIM.
Cutler upon yellow label, on the blue wrappers
Each bottle and seal is stamped "Vcgetablc Put
aonary Balsam."
Prepared by REED g. CUTLER, Importers
and Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Paints.
achmlcals, and Dye stufs :3 India stI cct II, stun,
and sold by Druggists, Apothecarics, and Country
Merchants gencraiy. For particulars and re-
Communications see "a Pamphlet accompanying
each bottle. Price 80 cents. For sale in New
Rort by C.G.C. HAZARD a,
p. J. TAYLOR. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
hcau 'Ho ioioWInS WonuerIul cure Oh
RHE EUMATiSM
and Enlargement Of the Joints.

NEW YoRK, ID March, 1850.
! 35th-sueet, near 9th Avenue.
Dr. s. p. TowNsEND-DEAR Sin have been very
severely afflicted for four five years with Rheuma.
tsm and enlargement Of the joints having been una.
BILE 10 sleep rest had tried numerous remedies
without relief; but since have used your Sarsapa.
rla, am most happy 10 say that it has almost cured
me and you may publish this, that others may
receive the benefit OF your invaluable medicine.
Yours, with respect, MRS SCOLARl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12

CIR JANE MURRAY'S FLUID CAM
oPfOR, This preparation which has earned
a fcservcdy high reputation both in Europe and
America, as preventive and cure for the Asiatic
Cholera and It's premonltory symptoms, may be
had Of fresh importation at
II. X. HAZARDS,
Sign Of the Mortar,
'uneiS ashin.ton Square
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GENERAL DEBILITY or THE SYSTEM /!

Mr. A. HOLTSTANDER. merchant Obokn. Levyo,i Co
Ohio. wrote, December H. 9i3 and ner ing stGd
like charm the PULMONARY BALSAM hsd rdccfed
the cure of his wiss consunriive cough said hsvs
personally used BRINT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT
fo- general debility Of my system and have h.siaiics
IN saying that II IL the best medicine REsroHg and
vrooKATg THE system tint hive used In rrery
stance where we hnve sold BRANTS MEDICINES. A-y
hars pyored their Soey, aud gren ne nos
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DYSENTERY.

This distressing disease is a derangcd condi.
ton of the visceral organs Whether result
ing from contagion, improper diet, change Of
climate, or from any other cause, Dr. S. 2.
To~nsend's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparis
is demonstrated to be the most efficacious aud
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
JACKSON, Mich, Dec. l5, le4o.
Mr.. ii. q. BLIss-DEAR SIRi | was taken sick on
he 7th August, le4s, with relax dysentcry, and
I'D not recover that could perform manual labor
sntil February, lsi9. employed the beet physicians
one after another, but none Of them could effect
cure began 10 think ] never should recover-whcn
friend told that he had used DIR s. r. Townsend's
Sarsspar IA with the beet Of success, and advised
70 uy IL, did So and, contrary 10 my expectations
began 10 recover. Two bottles made me rs well as
ever was in my life. You at liberty 10 make any
use Of this that will extend the Of DR. g. p Town
sads sarsaparilla as a remedy for the disease with
which was afflicted. Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM TUBBS
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COUGUS, COLDS AND

Consunptions, Asthma, Plcu-
rlsy, Phthisic, Spittirg o
Blood, Hopping Cough, BIon-
chitis, and all Pulmonary An
ec,ions and Diseases Of the
Lungs and Chest.
is is thus spoken Of by cmi-
ncnt Physicians. One sa,s---
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N0ERCURIAL DISEASES.

BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT 10 pegyeef and tbcv-
ong eadior Of al The effect, qf MEKcvRy any Of tho
various preparations Of CaLoNEL MEHcuRr, Jro~ Ne
system and IL the hood musciss. and al ne p,
Gse1sed TO their original, HEALTHY STATE
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8 ALT RHEUM,
INTERNAL JlCERs,

and al Impure chrone d',fdsr' oT s si.Vop afs slv
cured by HRINT''S EkTRdC7.
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4i5 Broadway, New York.
Dr. X. X. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New
port.
f.S:-R. X. Hazard hereby informs the v,nd-
sol Medicines in this and the neighboring tow n.
that he will sell them for cash, the true Dalhy's
ram Extractor, per dozen or gross, at Da!Ly'
Cash prices
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-15

u The UinnsbOrO' Is. G.. Regis,
ter Of the 2lst ut. contains a call for n
public meeting of the citizens of Fair
field, to discuss the proprieiy Of request
ing their Senators and Representatives
to procure the passage of bill calling
a State Convention, whose duty il shall
be TO resume the pOTorS deicg0f6d TO the
Federal GOVERNMENT. 1t was to take
place Oct. 9TH. The same paper speaks
of the fugitive slave bill as farce, aud
recommends secession as The only safe
remedy and protection for tie Jut1re.--
National hteiHgtncer.
SENATOR Fremont thus sums up the
case between Senator Foole aud him>
self:-"To put the whole case into three
words, il is this Mr.. Foote went out of
his way when the subject was not before
the Senate. To deliver a deliberately con
sidercd insult and defiance to me-ihen
denied the insult and defiance, aud dis,
claimed all disrepect, in letter to me-
then re-afiirmed, by inevitable implica-
ton, the same insult and defiance in n
letter to the Baltimore Sun. denying all
retrac,ion.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-15

jenny LIND A BEAurY.--The Swe-
dish Nightingale seems to MARBLE SO
much above all praise and all criticism,
that amateur critics and correspondents
must select some quality, in which there
is opportunity for less unaminity. They
have therefore, propounded the question,
Is Jenny Lind beauty? Little regard,
as we think outward appearance de-
serves, save as an index 10 personal char
ac,eristics, We have not utterly neglect
ed to note their discussions and opinions.
From these, we have beed led to the con-
clusion, that the tout ensemble of her
features discloses an inexpresslble Din-
ningncss, which portrait painters must
fail to secure. A rivate correspondent
- whose dspleasure we most humbly
deprecate, for our breach of literal pro
priety-afler squirming about in thu
vain endeavor to describe her singing
thus writes -
"She has been called very ordinar.
lacking girl but | should pronounc
her very beauty. Her noble sou
beams forth in every feature the cas-
and pracefulness of her movements, ca
but charm, while they put to the blush
all the silly aud sickish attitudes of III
trOuld-be ddmired"
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due from one state TO another, in the in
iercourse between sovereign states, is
apparent The surprise at receiving
such communication is diminished by
the reflection, that ancient states. like
ancient families, when in the course of
events they cease to be FIRST and thereby
their dignity and importance is impair
ed, are apt To betray a spirit of haugh-
tiness, aud treat with contumely those
who, in the sane course of events, are
elevated TO an equality with them.
| should do injustice 10 my cwn feel
ings, If | omitted to adrer, to the late
striking and affecting dispensaiion Of
the Almighty in the death. Of him. who
had been elevated to the high aud exat-
ed station of President of the United
States. The unanniity with which all
classes paid homage to his integrity and
honesty of purpose, his attachment 10
the interests of his country, his elevated
patriotism, his clergy Of character, and
his splendid achievements, plainly evince
that the confidence reposed in him by
the people was not misplaced. This
striking event, should teach us the moth
ngness Of all earthly spendor and great:
ness and should admonish these who are
in the service of their country, so to per-
form what is required Of them, that in
their last moments they may have the
consolation of being allie To say, as he
said, :" ! have always done my duiy-I
am ready to die.
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faithful to the solemn injunclions you
have taken upon yourselves, when you
Weld to an influence whichyou call con-
science, that places you above the law
and the testimony.
"Such a rule can apply only to indi-
viduals; and when assumed as basis of
action on the rights Of others, it is ut
terly destructive of all law. What may
be deemed a conscientious act by one
individual, may be held criminal by an
other. In view of one the act is meri-
torious in the view Of the other it should
be punished as a crime. And each has
the same right, acting under the dictates
Of his own conscience, to carry out his
own view. This would overlnrn the ba'
Sis Of society. We have sworn To main
tain it. 1t is expected that the citizens
Of the free States should be opposed Il
slavery. But with the abstract princi
pies of slavery We have nothing to do
As a political question, there could b,
no difference Of opinion among us on tn
subject. But our duty is found in tn
VI tuC Ciii ~ 10 W
by the Supreme Court. The fugitive
from labor, we are bound, by the high
est obligations, to deliver up, on claim {
the master being made and there is n
State power which can release the sla'
from the legal custody Of his master.
" In regard TO the arrest OF fugitive
from labor, the law does not impose &C
tive duties on our citizens generally
They are not prohibited f ON exercisn
the ordinary charities of life towards til
fugitive. TO stcrete him. or to conve
| him from the reach OF his master, or I
rescue him when in legal custody,
4 forbidden and for doing this, liabili'
I is incurred. This gives to no one ju
b ground of complaint. lie has only
refrain from an express vio!ati n OF ii
f law, which operates to the injury Of h
neighbor."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-15
To CORRESPONDENTS.

AN EYE WITNESS has sundry structures
upon certain affair in Cornwall for which the
public generally can have little interest. Hence
we do not publish his communication.
"TnAT BITTEN" ONE shall have dac con.
silcraion. lie WAS too late forthis weeks issue
REJECTED PRIZE SoNG, from Middlcbury
correspondent, shall appear next week.
"Qris rs " article is undergoing the qu's ed
itora.
For LEGISLATIVE News, we refer our read
ers to the Editorial Correspondence from Mont
peicr. The Governors Message reached us
in time for hurried insertion ,lis week but
we have been unable to pcruse 1t ourselves.
The FoREcN NLws up to this date, has no
item. OF general interest
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-15

We understand that the Burlington Box
or Fire Company and the Extingu ishcr En-
rinc and Hook and Ladder Company, of
Vergenncs, arc to visit this village on Wed
nesday next, by invitation Of Washington
Fire Company, of this place. We had an
opportunity of seeing the Vergennes boys
out on the glorious 4th, and must say they
appear well, The Burlington Company is
said to be fine one. The Fire Company of
this village is now well organized, and has
a superior enginc,-onc every way calcu-
lated to contend with the fiery element with
success.
This social gathering Of Firemen WILL I'M
loubtedly, be very pleasant one-and will
have a tendency to inspire new life and Wig
or in every member.-It is matter of vital
Importance to every village, that an efficient
ire department is sustained.
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Erecutire Chamber, /
Monfpeiier, Oct. 1911, 1850. !

SoUrH CAROLINA AGAIN. Governor
SEAprooK, of South Carolina, has writ
ten a letter 10 Colonel LELAND, express
ing the opinion that an immediate call
for an extra session Of the Legislature Of
that State, in consequence of the adj
mission of California, would be highly
impolitic. it is, he says, Of the utmost
importance that South Carolina should
avoid precipltate and hasty action. and =.
besides. there is not time enough lift
before the general election to hold such
an extra session.