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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03
Presidential Portents,

The" Democratic National Commit
tee appointed at the last Baltimore
Convention. recently held a secret SEES
sion in n. y, to prepare for The next
National Convention. From the devel-
opemcnis since made, we infer that this
meeting was lns,lgaied by the i;!cudS of
Gen. Sam Houston, including our
Barnburner Sachems, who have "gonc
in for the Hero of San Jaciu,n. OF
this Committee or its meeting, Alessrs
n. A. Greer of Iowa. and &. II. Dom
aldson of Texas wolld seem TO fave
been Secretaries, and lhey forthwith ad-
dressed letters to the party leaders
throughout the Union, soliciting an ex E
preston of their several views 20, to the
time and place of holding .her next
National Convention To Ties, leltfrs
replies have in mos, .nsiaace. been re-
ceved and the VIII. lalch. without
much digestion, has been given lo the
public through The Here'd ->io-t OF
the answers are weighed down ty tedl-
GUS common places ahoui the old plat
form, necessity OF union, vrai import =
ance ol beating the Wings, A.c sc.
Nearly page Of The Herald Is wasted
on such husky lteratious rs these, The
general conclusions pointed at would
seem 10 be lhese--l. That a Conven-
ton mus, be held ,. Tha, Baltimore
is the best point for holding it, though
many in the West much prefer ClncIn>
natl or Louisville; }. That May oil
June next is the proper time. though
many are anxious to hold back for the
Wing call aud hold the Convention 4
week or two after ours.
Aslo principles, the diversity of sen
liment among the writer's is equal,
glaring. Messrs. Edi0in CrosoeH Of
New York. y. r. Haiiett of Mass, and
others "of thu ilk," would have the
Compromise Measures. and especially
the Fugitive Slave Law, made the plat
form OF the next campaign. Gen. H.
i. X. Wright Of New Jersey can sup
port none but a ihorough>going Union
man" Mr. Horace Clark of VI. Is
down" upon the Free Soil party
which appears to have stolen most oi the
rank aud file of the Democracy OF that
State, and rendered the task of beating
the Wings an utterly hopeless one
Hon. Salmon r. Chase (U. s. Senator
of Ohio wants to "relurn TO the plat
form of the fathers Of American Democ
racy." aud leave Slavery and the recov'
cry of fugilives to the States, Congress
letting all such exciting questions entire
" alone. --llon. Martin Van Bure'
says he only votes henceiorIh, but Il
heartily for union among the Democrat
cy. Hon, Leri Woodbury. in like man
ner incines to 1.-the ancient platform o.
principle" but, on second thought, con
cedes that some additional resoiu''o"'
may be necessary and proper unux ,
existing circumstances MI r. Al
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Robbery.

Another daring robbery was committed in
the house of JoSA. HAGAR, Esq, of this
place, on Saturday night last. The burglar
entered the basement story, Dust as in like
robbery last Fall,) passed up to the chamber
of Mr.. 1IAGAn, in the second story, AMI took
from his clothes his pocket-book, containing
$50 in money, variety of papers, aud a
number ol bills on broken banks. The rJn.
Der then made his escape, without awaking
any one in the house, Efficient measures
have been taken TO secure the arrest of the
offender. his not improbable that he was
an accomplice Of the Irish boy arrested for
the robbery committed last Fall.
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A despatch of Sept. isn - from The
Savannah News, States the the U 5 mail
schooner Ma7chant arrived Monday.
with Havana darcs to tie 23u ui'.. and lhai
she brings inleIligeuc. Of Tie triumphant
success OF Lopez in every enlightenment, in
battle fought on the l7ih.
Gen. Enua Commader- mischief Of the
Spanish army, was killed, together with
several other officers and large number
OF men.
The force Under Lopez is stated at 1900
10 1000, and daily increasing by reinforce
ments AT the last accounts he was march,
ing on Havana,
General Emma was buried with great
pompin Havana Tho 20lh August.
At Havana, the gree est excitement and
much apprehension were felt. There we're
al Havana only 700 troops.
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Vote of Gov. Williams in 1886 and 40.

a few weeks since, we gave an emphati-
cal denial to the report, lately revived by the
Brandon Post, that Gov. WILLIAMS had
voted for Martin Van Buren,. Our denial
related especially to his vote in lS40--the
only time We Ind ever head of his voting
for Van Burer, until quite recently -
and was made on the authority Of friend of
the Governor, who had his information di-
rect. The Post yields the point, so far us
the election i'll 1910 is concerned, but falls
back upon '3G, and, casting around for some
support in its statements, finds Mr.. John
Caln-who has hearl somebody say that he
supposed ereryJody ,ras dWare that Gov.
WILLIAMS voted for Mr.. Van Buren, in
1886. Mir. Cain also says he is personally
aware 70 that Gov. WILLIAMS so voted.
As 10 Mr.. Cain, general credbility, we
have nothing 10 say,b but that these impressions
OF his are erroneous, we have the bes, possi.
bic proof When Gov. WILLIAMS rays DOS
ilively that he never roted for Tan Buren,,
VIC shall take hi, word for il, in spite Of all
that Mr.. Cain may iancy himself personally
aware" of! Gov. WILLIAMS himself best
knows how he voted, and his testimony is
explicit. The last Uaion Wig thus summa-
rily disposes of the whole matter:
CIVILIANS AND VAN BUREN.-A friend
hands US q denial chicA he has FROM Cow
ERNoR WILLIAMS OWN LIPS, of the silly
report that he once voted for Martin Van
Buren. We think it unnecessary to take
notice of the calumny. II the Locofocos b.
lleve it, we hope they will vote for him
that's ALL"
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Tie London Quarterly Reriec, Tor July,
(republished by l.. Scott g. Co., 81 Gold
ST, New York, contains articles on the fol-
lowing subjects: /. Gardening p Scot
land before the Reformation; 3. Recent
Travels in North America 4. Dennistoun's
Memoirs of the Dukes of Urbino; 8. Cor
rcspondence of Walpo'e and Mason 6.
ORIGINS Philosophoumcna; 7. Badham' s
Euripides S. Rubric versus Usage.
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Advent Camp Meeting.

A Second Advent Camp Meeting is now
in progress at New Haven, Cat Town Hill
four or five miles from this place,l which at
tracts crowd, Of people. Elder HINES is
one Of the preachers. As the time specified
by Father MILLER " for the final consum-
nation Of all thugs has been past these eight
years, we regard this as a striking illustration
of the perseverance Of the saints
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Let them scc TO il, ilrtthey do MOI drive
from their midst their men Of trade and
handy work. Let them besiow heir patrons
age upon the men among them, who are la
boring to enhance the wealth and general
interests of the place. Let them do it be.
cause it is duty, high aud commanding
duty; from the performance Of which, there
can lie no rcprieye-no excusc-no plea Of
justification whatsoever. JUSfUs.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY,

WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Barre, J. Scott, o. !.
Berlin, +. III. Covell, O..
DuSbury, L. Davis, f s..
East Montpelier, j, p. w. Vincent, f. s.
o. A. Chambarlin, + $.
II. II. Reed, W.
Moretown. U. Howe, s.
Mortified, j. Gregory, f. S.
RoSbury, Es
Waterbury, G.. Blodgett, (. S. none Inst yea
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Alburgh, Job Babcock, Jr. w.
WlNDlIAM COUNTY.
Bra,,lcboro. W.
Gulford, W.
Rockingham, Il. Hyde, W.
Vernon, W.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Barnet, fs.
Danville, none--f s. last year.
Hardwick, IS.
Kirby, f. $.
Peacham, none-f S. last year.
Rycgate, W. gain.
st. bloomsbury, W.
Walden, +. s.
Waterford, W.
Wheclock. {. S.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Bennington, S. Wilcox, o. !. gain.
Manchester. A. s. Boorn, W
oJtord,-Bugbcc, o. !.
Shafisbury,-Snow, f $.
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Miscellaneous Items,

ui''eii"lieouS AVeiiis
Men Orjeans dn oa ~" rLa I ;n,,oI w
Of the Smash Consni ,yliai .,a. 49,. ?oot
Inv The rioters' hnshccn ln"nI ,,nIu
,lo nnmos nr , Iaroo ,,,,,In" y" .'. .
who have heon nrosrr;hed md ,,.'.. .,'I'' ~
Tho Cnbon au'lori,;,s I, i, -" W
thar portions Of ,bo lruo.e sei,.I ~. 'sr'I w.
,iocn to ,hn nnblir ''' w
ytur 26b The c;,,. ,,,,;,,,,,.. o-c,.,i,.
ouis, hn,' tho s,res,s AMI caii 49, -
,bronced with lnrre nnr,brrs cf ,'r, ,,ho
nre hand for Cnba No.. lcs diam ion
Patriots are now ready to enhar. on the
first opportunity, from This city. Gen Felix
Houston has openly ~ umcd Tie command
Of the movement for the liberation Of Cuba.
dug. 27h.-We haze today ~ new lea
ture to tepOr, in the Cnlnn move ment.
N,,, "a ,r,
,',." 1870, $50. .aus II, .'oo"lers
munitions OF war, sailed iasl nghi lnr Cuba
hn ,.t o" u",G9,as",' '',u IT, "oHanoe o.
officers. rhe revenue enter +. ,.s,;I IN :,
icntionaly kept out 81 the way. These
IN GGren hundred men. unl ,f, Ifo,r,. Il. n
remarkably fast chip.
N,sox,c..-We are raooes,ed D., .,,,e
liant a public insrallatiuu OF pnl,. .,roh
Cnapler, No. 80, will tair place in Rus Vi.
lugc on the ll'h OF Scplrtrhr. ncW nnd
present and odiciate. cuudcsual hat
Hon. PunIp G. Tucllr. Grand Muster
Of the Grand Lodge 81 Vermont, h,s ac
cepled an invitation to deliver the address.
on the occasion. A detailed notice of the
celebration will be given hereafter
hENTucKY. Con ple'e returns from he
'hro district elect Presley Ewing, Wing
10 congress ny hhloruy ol 29H Ihis
makes inc ueleSa'es s'ahu wings Dem
ocra's. IN the last Congress It STOOD and
ocrai, by a majority Of 500, and Thompson,
Wing, Licutenant-G Governor, by COCO.
49,.
UoV' McDo"e'l' OF virginia Tor ihe last
eight years n Representative in Congress,
died on Saturday. the 23d inst. nj his res
'dence, near Lexington.
II, t, ,,,,,. D...
,'o'' ''uN1 " 0''"o'! ''"''.' AUG '"">
1
dIdate Tor Governor OF New Hampshire.
committed suicide, by Langing,on Wcdnes-
dav morninu last. at his residence in An
'rlm' lie made bis VIII thc day previous,
embracing many bequesis-
.r, -
nc New OK Demacra'ic State Con-
Nenuon VIII ne ne ,., az eyr'cnse' oep'em>
Dor w. ana me W h'4 state convention al
ty also hold Stale Convention here, Oc-
iobor lst
-. cu,.
1ov; W oop "n ~, latl''!' Oh ONO ar','rd
~ n''''hs'p', Oh Neu"1S" 'aS,' ana 'o1N
lo' guys Al lllr' iio'e'' O' thursday ne
,ooN 'ne c"Is LOT hu,'a" I2uh'I' "nere nc
was 'o.'h''E Ies'"cn'' 10Y W oou anu
Co.. illinois was hell NJ I.c,vi.,own TO
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

LWcHs Lining Age, No 3Sl, is received.
The contents are, l. Scotland before the
Reformation; 2. Regulation of Trades
in Prussia 5. Modern Chemistry; A. Ka-
'cldscope IF Anecdotes and Aphorisms; 8.
A Jungle Recollection 6. The Temptation.
noErRY: In Pace Punch to Lord Brough-
am. L. Litiell Co., Boston, Publishers
SC a year, postage free.
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The Election.

Returns from l0S towns show the election
OF CO Wing Representatives, 40 Opposition
and in 6 towns no choice. In these towns,
there is a net loss Of from last year, when
we Ind about 80 majority in the House.
There is no doubt Of a decided Wsig ma
jority in both branches Of the Legislature
Returns Of the vote for Governor in 81
towns give Williams the Same majority
(wanting only secen vote,) as last year, when
he had Ills over ALL There is little doubt
Of his reelection by the people.
Returns thus far received indicate a con-
siderably lighter vote than last year. We
publish all that have come TO hand,
ADDISON COUNTY.
Representatives..
Addison, Geo. Wilmarih, W.
Bridpor, L. L. Grovenor, W.
Bristol, Rolin Dunshcc, W. gain.
Cornwall, Marcus o. Porter, W.
Fcrrisoutgh, N. Porter, ".
Goshen, S. d. Gale. ".
Granville. Hiram Ford,w
Hancock. Augustus Taylor, W.
Leicester, VIM. +. Wright, W.
Lincoln, E. p Hoas, {. $. gain.
Nlddlebury, Joseph II. Barrett, W.
Monkton, Allen Beers, T. s.
New Haven, j. l.. Eldredge, W.
Orwell, Champlin VI. Fletcher, W.
Panton, Hiram Allen, W.
Ripton, John r New,w
Salisbury, John Dyer, W.
Shorcbam, Alonzo Orchard, W.
Starksboro, Saml. d. IIolcomb, W.
Vergsnnes. Geo. w. Grandey, VI.
Waltbam, Newton Rose, ".
Wcybridsc, Edwin HAYWARD, W.
Whiting, VIM. p. Wright, ".
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CO Last week, we tiled to say, The
Post had tro weeks the start of Us in this
controversy, and has had all the whining to
itself" As" the devil would have it, we
were made 10 say something else, which had
only remote resemblance to the above.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

ARMs ron CunA We were yesterday
in an extensive trunk warehouse ihpt has
been busily engaged, during the last week
or two, in liling an order for about eighty
trunks, for II wealthy merchant Of Havana,
in which pistols are packed, designed for
the use Of those favorable 10 the Lopez
cause. Each trunk is calculated loI about
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Pete for Governor,
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

NepTese nldilres,
Bakersfield. Thos. II. Hooker, ",
Berkshire, Vim. S Rublee, W.
Enosbu7gh, no choice, W. last year.
Fairfax, IL, J., Iubbell, o, |.
Fairfield, d Barlow, OIL.
Fletcher,
Franklin, Ls,hrop Marsh, W.
Georgia, Alvan Snbin, W.
Highgate, Jacob Crman,! Nv. gain.
Montgomery. a. L. Capp, ",
Richford, c p. Dwyer, o. |. gain.
Sheldon, A. Keith, o. |.
st. Adams. VIM. Bridges, ~.
Swanton, |. b. Boudish, o. |.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

AccIpENT.-A valuable mare belonging
to j. S. PnELrs, Of this place, was run over
and killed by the evening train of cars ON
Tuesday, mile or two south of the village.
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Removal.

Fhe office Of this paper i, removed To
Brcwstcr's Block, up stairs-second door
Sosth Of The Post office.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

fifty revovers, which are TO be distributed
among such rs will use lhem in the manner
desired.-Jour. of Com.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03

lfery's Museum, for September, has a
great amount and variety Of interesting
reading matter and illustrations, for Boys
and Girls.
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For the Miidlcbnry Register.
Ought we to Build up the Institutions Of
our own Town

mand qualifications and capital peculiar 10
themselves. Each has an almost unlimited
sphere of operations, & is sufficiently cnnross-
ing in It's nature to satisfy the ambition of its
vutaries. The pursuit OF agriculture is yearly
becoming more and more popular, and en-.
gazing many of the most talented in the
country. The day is past when it is looked
upon MS u low and scrvile pursuit, and the
one arrived, when it is exalted, as the "most
honorable, the most healthy, and the most
useful pursuit of man.
In lS4S, the estimated value Of the crops
in the United States exceeded SGlO OO0, 900.
and the value Of live stock upon the farms
WAS estimated at over S557 900 600, in ali,
S1I97, 600, 900. The sum invested in Man
ufacturcs, at the same time, was rising Of
S3I3, 100000. The capital invested in mer-
chnndize amounted 10 1922, 900, 900, exclu-
sive of Sl49,00O,00 employed in the COM
mission business ana foreign trade. There
were at that period 77S banking institutions
in the Union, with u capital Of $500. 900 900,
and circulation IF $4,000, 900. The
American tonnage amounts, at the present
time, to nearly 3 l 4 millions, which is an
increase of one hundred and fifty per cent
within The last 20 years.
In view OF these facts, it will not be de-
MED, that each of these pursuits affords scope
for all that choose TO enter the field. In
some of these varied avocalions. there are
engaged tens of thousands, in Others, humid
red of thousands, in others, many millions.
Each class ought to coniine itself to its lc-
Ultimate branch of business Let manufac-
turcrs pay their whole attention TO manufdc-
turing bankers to banking; farmers to
farming, and merchants to merchandise :;
and each will be more likely 10 succeed well.
Each class should cultivate no hostile feeling,
no spirit of determination, no warlke inva-
sion, but feeling of friendship and good
will towards the others.
There need be no fear that manufacturers
will make too large profits, and grow rich too
fast the matter will regulate itself Com
petition will bring fabrics MS low as they can
be afforded. The same may be said of the
merchant. The history Of this branch of
Guinness is a bold and awful refuiation ofthe
SANDER. that merchants accumulate wealth
faster than those enoaoed in other pursuits
On the autbor;tv Of one of the fathers. who
resides within n few miles of the VILLAGE
whence issues your journal. and who has Oh.
served and marked The facts. there have been
UPWARDS of one hundred failures among the
merchants and businoss men Of that yinaoe
since he has resided in lis vicinity. a reriod
of some GO ve,rs*
Asa branch of ministry commercial on.
ternr;so and national troie in all ia divis.
ions il ;s dc.arv;no tbc h;ghest conmcnds.
tion bnt like distinctions in ,h. army how
faw Obtain tho gucrdon of bonor,ll,. fame :
The chances Of snccoss in rad. ara much loss
numerous and more nnce,,o;n liza, MOI,
- !. ~, !,
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ClIITTENDEN COUNTY.
Representatives.

Representatives.
Bolton,-
Burlington, II. b. Stacy, W.
Charlotte, M. Prindle, W.
Colchsstcr,
Essex, II. Bates, o. !.
Hinesburgh, no choice, W. last year.
Huntington,
Jericho. L. S, Barney, e..
Milton, Hector Adams, W.
Richmond, none-same last year.
Shelburne, L. HALL,
St. George, N. Lockwood, W.
Underhill,
Wes0ord,
Williston, r. B. Pay, IS,
Po,e for 0ov~sor.
Burlington. 433 65 POT
The Wing County ticket is elected b,
200 to 500 plurality.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

RUTLAND COUNTY.
Representatives..
Benson, l.. c. Kellogg, o, !.
Brnndon. f. J. Bliss, T. 9. gain.
Casiicton, |. T. Wright, W.
Chittenden, fs. gain.
Clarendon, fs.
Dandy,
Fairbayen, A. Graves, ".
Hub5ardton, p. Dikeman, ". gain.
Ira, i. Collips, W.
Mendon,
Middle;own, - Paul, W.
Mount Holly,
Mount Tabor,
Pawler,
Pitis6ell,
Piitsford, S. Gilbcr,,IIw.
Poultney, j. Lewis, ".
Rutland, Martin q. Everts, ".
Shsi bIrne,
Shrewsbury,
Sudbury, I. Goodrich, o. !. gain.
i inmoulh,
Wallingford,
Wells.
Weslhaven,
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The International Mdgosine for Scptcm-
Der, is Il number Of unusual interest.
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The entire Wing County ticket IS elected By
about 1000 majority.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Towa. Reps. WINS RsdI Fob
Bradford, no choice ". lz,t year.
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e IN Fofeit-Dr. Hunter viii forfeit $50, il
pew failing to cure any case of secret disease
that may come under his care, no matter how
long standing or affiietion. Either Sex are in
vited to his Private Room, So North Seventh
street, Philadelphia, without fear of Interrupt
ton by other patients. Strangers and others
who have been unfortunate in the selection OF a
physician invited 70 call. Those who have
injured themselves by solitary vice are also in
vited.
Read and Refect.-The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health, hap
piness, and in many cases their lives, in the
hands of physicians, ignorant OF this class OF
maladies. 1t is certainly impossible for one man
TO understand all the ills the human family are
subject to. Every respectable physician has his
peculiar branch, in which he is more successful
than his brother professors, and to that he de-
votes most of his time and study.
Years of Practice, exclusively devoted to the
study and treatment of diseases of the sexual
organs, together with ulcers upon the body,
throat, nose or legs, pains in the head or bones,
mercurial rheumatism, structures, gravel, lrreg-
ularities, disease arising from youthful excesses
or impurities of the blood whereby the consti-
tuition has become enfeebled, enables the Doctor
to offer Speedy Relief to all who may place
themselves under his care.
May !, 1S51.-ly.
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MARRIED..

At the St. Clair Hotel, Pittsburg
Thursday morning, April oath. by the
Rev. Samuel Fulton, Mr.. WIN. w. JACK.
sos, of Hollidaysburg. to Miss CATHARINE
LYNCH, of that city.
On Thursday afternoon, April oath, by
me Rev. VIM. Lynch, Mr.. GEORGE w.
WIsEGARvER, to Miss HARRIET RODGERS
all of this place.
Accompanying the above notice we re
ceived large and delicions sponge cake
for which, the young and happy couple
will receive our gracious thanks, and the
best wishes of all concerned in this Office
for long life of uninterrupted prosperity
peace and happiness.
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Complaints OF Mexico.

Washington, April 27.-A formal com
plaint has been made by the Mexican
Eovernment. in consequence of the re-
neated Indian ouirages on their frontier,
By the treaty with Mexico. the United
States agreed 10 protect the frontier be-
tween this conniry and Mexico from In
dian aggressions. Congress. 1t will be
remembered, at the last session iaHed d, 10
make The appropriation asked by the War
Denar,men. for this duty, and 1t conse-
quen,ly has not been performed; Mexico
now Iefuses to ratify the TehuaniePec
Treatv unless the provisions of the peace
treaty are carried out. Mr.. Webster
nrobsblv fastened his arrival here in con-
feonence of this difficulty. The Presl-
dent NAV, if he deem the matter of sufti-
cient importance, der the. troops to be
paid out of the Sc i service fund.
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UCharlemRne reigned over France from
A. d. T6S 60 fla. He was the greatest Sow
ereign of the age, warrior, 81 statesman, and a
patron of harning and tire fine arts. He caught
4 severe cold while bathing in the public bs tn
and this caused bis death, but had he lived a,
the present iay aud used DIR. Guysott's I'm
proved ExEact of Yellow Dock asd Ssrsapa-
rilla, whici is 4 certain remedy for colds, he
would hfye been cured. John Ivory & Son.
SUNNI. are the agents for the sale of this
valuable medicine in our county, and in short
time they will publish certificates from several
person. who have been restored to health by
usingt. See advertisement in another COL
umn Price 81 per bottle.
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From C,nenOS AyreS.

SALEM, Mass, April 2s.-By the bark
Argentine, which arrived al this Port this
morning, we have advices from Buenos
Avres TO March I'd.
The resignation of Rosas had produced
great disquiet, and the people protest
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