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PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND ORTHOP EDIC IN

FHNnlS esab shmeni iu completed and vii be permanent
place for the reception Of all patients wishing undergo
et for diseased Ely Els "a wei as hsSe being
ted for the removal OF all varieties Of DEFORAITES
long standing neeaions Cluhioot mmoby he Lower Jaw
DC. DC
The building III beautiful and healthy location the
border Of the City Peoria where patients be accommodated
comfortable boarding
10 each Every instrument and apparatus calculated carry
out the designs OF such institution provided and the Orho
pdc Department several entirely original used
which Club foot young children frequently obviaies the
SHY of operating by the knifs.
The design o the Eye Department particularly Tor the
Of those patients who under less rigid system
pursued such would be
lie.
For further information address
+ s COOPER NJ. D.
D.
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Office of the N. Albany and Salem Railroad Co. )

NEW ALBANY, May 81, 1852
EAIED Proposals viii be received The Engineers ONCE
- reencase Ind day Of July for the Clearing
Grading and Bridging Of yrs miles Of the New Albany and
Salem Railroad.
The line to be extends from The Wesl Fork OF White River
Gospo through Coveiae, Punamvie Greencasle Balm.
10 Crayvf a
Of Masonry and Bridge with
grading.
The line w be ready examination ten days prior the day
profles,
a the Office any after the 24h OF June.
Proposals will be received the time and place for the
Clearing ard Grading OF eight miles of the indianapolis
branch road, between 6osport and Mooresville.
jun4-dll6w4w L. b. WILSON, Chief Engineer
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1880 REWARD,

kNE Mare. and Colt years old, srayed away from the
" subscriber living Henry county Liberty township six miles
north Of Cambridge and three miles of Hagersown the
9Th day of April The dark Mare four five old
rather good about fifteen splendid
cling gae Of her fore legs the JOINT there is
white which caused by brue and considerable
larger than the other and very much saddle madd Also Bay
Coli, years old, not altered.
bringing the above named and delivering them
up billing Store will receive The above reward
JOHN HEASTON,
Cambridge City, May s. ls52 jun3-w3w
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Comm erci al Institute of Indianapolis i.
- w. NICK. SCOTT. A. NJ. PrincinaI.

vuvHIs INSTITUTION is now permanently esssbi-bed and
ing been recently ed up with ali The elegance and conTeUn
the best Cincinnati College furnishes advantages equal any
Institution in the West for full and thorough Commercial Ednca
ton, whilst the cost il tale over one half of others.
and thorough Mercantile Education eompehends distinct
ci Fes Of Sqssss 0w, Poo.
ees The science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and acs
@ sd R and pa By 3 s s and Pns
Steam Boang and Foreign Shipping and Commission bus
the Cash book Bill book Bank fooE Invoice book Sale book
SECOND embraces brace cG Gs
Of Trade and y, Commerce .g 49,,
alton in Discount los and GAIN Commission and Broker
!. FOURTH CLASs-coszKRc1AI LAw-Embraes. the Law,
-. relating sS IT dase No and Pe
rne Fire and e Insurance Contracts with carriers for hiring
emedes which a measure, The Merchant him
self as ,he si0PPags Of Goods u Transit F hIS &c
r Mss1 oo 81 ES ri he Scientific p OF
Fun Course Illustrated different Books together with
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law he
Of Partial continue through Full
EPree Of Cards Of Admission 10 Partial Course sI25O pre-
Ono abundance Pupil either without first OBJ
tanning Card Of Admission from the Principal
LECTURES Banking, Political Economy, subjects
valuable to the Merchant be known will be delivered through
Diploma granted only Hose WHO satisfactory
animation at the completion Of Full Course.
The best lime for commencing either will be the frs, Mon
day OF each month although Pupils are adEned at any lime
heFoIt Of ne board Of k<on'tHsTs, may ~, lcOi
We the undersigned Thy special request acting the Board
Examiners Of the Commercial Institute of indianapolis do certify
that have attended the examination Of the present graduag
class OF said Institution and find said class well acquainted with
the elementary principles Of Double Entry Book Keeping could
well be expected their and opportunities OF practice
dered We believe them have received from their In
sucfo thorough drilling III this all important branch of CONNER
eial Education which, steadily observed and properly praeced
upon, will render them able and valuable cizens
would recommend that the following the
present class receive Diplomas, io-wi
James Weeks John Dorsey HeZekah w Roberts
Morris Joseph Haugh John + Ferguson George w Dorsey
Nicholas McCsry, Jr T TyTa Montgomery
And conclusion would congratulate the citizens Indians
having in their power paroniZe home Institution
Commercial education where much information
and far expense anxiety mind part
and guardians and believe VIII be impaired any
similar Institution in the West B F. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
WIN. SULLIVAN,
L. B. DAVIS,
BENZ L. LANG
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The City Flooring Min in Operation Again.

The City Flooring Mill in Operation Again
ME undersigned having added the latest
II Machine establishment, by which they enabled
do better psneng than done any rotary machine
equal better than that
any who has doubt respecting The capacity the
Machine, invite them to call the establishment
market square and ex anime for themselves.
We prepared plane lumber of every description
groove all kinds OF lumber tongue and rough
the may be- the shortest We plane lumber
straight, and Of wnde Door Window Frames
Doors and Sash In Short all lumber that planned
straight, &c.
jun3-w3m SHEIL.ENBERGER & co.
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.ARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-To

- HARDWARE AND CUTLERY--To my largely ia
IN creased stock purchased in the East this Spring
IA II stany receiving additions The Eastern
W manufacturers have hand larger and cheaper
stock Than be found elsewhere in this vicinity have added
many articles well increased kept
Among the articles which have n hand,
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Locks Laiches Butts Screws Nails and Brads Window Sash
Glass. IL:
offered in this market.
CARPENTERS AND COOPERS' TO0IS-A full supply OF
n Kellogg's and other make just received,
CABINET MAKERS GOoDS-AIahogany veneers and Knobs
Till Chest and Cupboard Locks Table and Bed Casters Clue
CARRIAGE TRIAlAIIN6S-tiua PeTcha and Oil Cloth, En-
eled and Patent Leather and lace; also, Hubs Shafts Feoe &c
FOR BIIILERS-Anchor Boiling Cloths India Rubber Bells
Saws Files. Packing Yarn Block Zinc, &c;
FOR FARAIERS-Al kinds Of Farming Utensils Flows Cas-
Steel and Steel Back Scyhes Cradles Forks Rakes Shove
Spades, and Hoes;
FOR BLACKSMITIS-C hand very large stock
Shoenberger Iron, all kinds OF Steel Youghgany Coal Bscksmnh
Tools &c. All warranted.
variety of the improved patterns oil PaoT and Cook
Stoves warranted for year Tin Plate Copper Pumps and
Lead Pipe All cheap wholesale retail the OF The
Big Paddock and Cook Stove. HENRY s KELLOGG.
Indianapolis, May 16 1881.
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gi;I5la EsyN

The Greatest Discovery of the Age.
DR.. TRAsKS MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
E.NOR Infamaory Rheumatism this
h pleie remedy ever prepared
In 81 OF 100 will afford entire relief
Of Nervous Headache in 30 minutes.
Nervous Diseases. Rheumatism
Lameness Burns, &c., &c. il is Of immense value
SWELLED LIMBS
Ii any Ladies afflicted with q Mix
Leg sometimes called complaint many
subject TO- after childbirth and which is poracied foT
years. would say all SUCH gel bottle Tasks Magnetic
Ointment which viii effect and permanent cure
Price 25 and 3S per bottle
Sold wholesale and retail by Craighead Browning TomRso
Brothers, Indianapolis L. Edwards Greenfield Wiley NJ Lowry
knightsiown Hodson Webom, Ogden; r. Bracken Co.
Gambler and and BY one Agent in ench village in the Sale
ocisNlyw II. z. FERGUSON, Trav. Agent.
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REFERENCES
Hon. z A. Hsnhegan, Indiana
Hon. Wilson Shannon, Ex-Gov OF Ohio,
Hon. Wm. p. Bryant. tx Chief Justice OF Oregon
Hon. Isaac F. Walker, L. :. Senate;
Hon. John Moore, Springfield, Illinois
Hon. VIM AIcNuriy, Lieut. Gov. OF Illinois
Hon. 5 III. Treat Springfield, Illinois,
For further information address E COOPER
lsn2S-ly Peoria, lllnols
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toMPOSITON by the barrel, prepared Paper and Telling
of I2O gallons Mops and Heaters
prepare Gravel &C. for sale Mandatory Market
half squares Of the Court House with printed d.
reciions for c. ZIMMERMAN & CO,
may25-dSwtf Indianapolis, Ind
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Wilmington's Patent Grain Separator,

APPLIED TO The TRAVELLING AND STATIONARY
THRESHING AND CLEANING MACHINES.
xAIE building the above machines of the best mate
w ais warraning them superior any hereto
fore built and will execute orders with prompt dispatch The
Travellers besides reshng in the field be used Station
Threshers by stationary horse and when thus
used grain better than any use and
10 ihresh THREE HUNDRED BUSHELS IN DAY. > 20
STATIONARY SEPARATORS also built by us, which
clean the ready market the time that
it, Being far simple in construction than any heelofe
used, they all liable get Of repair.
HORSE POWERS, Of extra quality. double driving pnion
kepa constantly on hand made promptly order.
The superior qualify Of the woTkmen and
long experience enables TO do all kinds Of work connected with
the machine business, in A No 4 style.
Travelling
stationary Separators IS 90
Al three and nine months credit with approved security
U Ten cent Discount for cash dotra.
In E. BRIGGS 8 CO.
South Bend, ind June g. ls5a-wlm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17

sz.xz-za RIFLES AND sHor-GUNs REvoLv-
Z#3e<tt%@, Err AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF PIs-
~ TOLS.-SAMUEL BECK would respect
~ fully inform his old friends and the public gen.
- orally that he has az ain taken charge Of his
Gun business and viii devote his attention 10 the
ufacture Of Guns His shop Washington half
Of Court House square, sign OF the Big Cum where he viii
happy accommodate all who wish good Rifles Shot
Guns other article the Gun line All warranted
charge He has constantly hand the best Rifle Powder
raps, and Lead.
by ofhs Store makes necessary call on all
who know themselves indebted TO him by book ccount
call Immediately and he compelled to have money
Come, and save cost
OOrien from distance promptly attended TO- hbl3w
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n UEENSwARE-I this day receipt thirty crates.
u direct Importation, from Ssfordshre Poees per ship
J "Geo. Green,' containing,
White Iron Stone Tea Ware, style;
do DO do Dining do;
do do do Cusiard Stands Three Story;
do do do Handled Cusards;
do do do Dishes, Bakers Bowls, and PAchere;
Jenny Lind Tea Pots Sugars and Creams
do do Bowls Teas Pitchers Plates and Dishes;
Mat Blue do do do do do;
do do Tea Pots Sugar and Creams;
For sale Wholesale and Retail at low prices
mayl2 JACOB LINDLEY.
81 ARR LBS. Saleratus
ZsVUe4460 do Carpet Warp
90 boxes Star Candles.
Received and for sale by
msyIO JOHN W. HOLLAND
~ UTTARS-An assortment OF Martins Rohes superior
M Guitars hand Also general assortment of every thing
in the Musical Inns.
kbiId&w ALBERT E JONES
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Mechanics Mutual Health Association.
incorporated BY Legislafrs Of Oho-Ckorter Perpefu0
PRINCIPAL OFFICES

For ssEiHg Certificates Of Membership and pasing ai,as
No los WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, o.
No 5WELD BUILDINGS STREET, ST. LOUIS, Mo
No 439 MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY
No 81 SMITHFlEI.D STREET, PITTSBURGH Pa
No Sc JEFFERSON AVENUE. DETROIT MICH
No 1s4 LAKE STREET. CHICAGO.
MASONIC HALL, INDIANAPOLIS. IND
accumulated Cash and Guaranty Capital sac, 900
Tins Is an Association Of Merchants Farmers Mecbanies
working men, and Others formed for benefit Of each
1ner IN case sickness accident payment o fol
loving annual deposits you become life member and win be
= 70 weekly benefit during life, should you be disabled By
disease OF aceoe rom attending
Supaion All who JOIN This Association are entitled vote IL
We election OF ocer and 10 participate the profits OF the
sociauon IL established safe permanent basis being
rates consistent for It's security -
Yearly Deposits OF Members Under so Years Of Age
TABLE OF RATES NO. I.
Those drawing for the first having
u peTg ~
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IypIANAPoIIs. NAV %. la5l


N II shall be the OF the Principal furnish all
uaies OF this Institution who desire with immediate employ
met he therefore requests business any pa OF the State
him OF
stating all particulars and he viii try him well quail
fed in every particular.
Arrangements have been made with Of largest ana
best Boarding houses the City board and lodge all Students
from abroad 81 o. per week making
Tuition and Stationary about $40 the price Tuition alone
in the Cincinnati Colleges. july17-1yd6w
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IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE!
Tr0un & Eckardt's Celebrated BLACK Linimal

APPLICABLE all the
tie where external application required such Corks
Chaes Calls, Sprans Bruises Scratches Cracked Heel strains
the Shoulders Sufe, Hoof Knee Hip Joint Feck Of
Pasten and Coffin Joints Sweeney, SP SPAWN Hard TumOrs
Dislemper, Fisfula Poll Evil &c. 6e.
And also excellent remedy for the Human frame all cases
OF Weakness Stiffness Of the Jons Pains in the ack Breast
Side, Limbs &c Influenza Swengs Rkeu-
maiism, Sprains Bruises, &c. &c. &c.
This article far superior and cheaper than the common
Nerve and Bone Liniment in
prepared and sold the subssribe
may also be obtained of their accredited agents throughout The
State Price 25 bottle, BEETLES for dollar, by
TROUP & FICKARDT Druggists.
Circevile, y.
Te whom all orders be addressed.
The GENUINE BLACK LINIMENT can also be had OF
THALMAN g. EVANS, indianapolis.
And at other respectable agencies in Indiana maT4w
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OFFICERS.

J. H. BUCHANAN, Vice Pres'L
Directors
WIN r. KING. w. w SCOTT
r. r. LIVINGSTON ]. n BUCHANAN
K. c. JOHNSON. THEODORE MARSHALL
j. II BUCHANAN, SECRETARY TREASURER
l.. K. BROWNEIIa General Agent for Indianapolis
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TABLE OF RATES NO. ,

Those not drawing for the hTsi weeks sickness by paying
% per year draw - 80 per week 50 draw
$50
One Doua and Fy Cents Admission Fee VIII be charged
Tst year and must be paid the making application
and the hrsi years deposit within twenty days
Persons SO Of will be charged per
Femaes receive diseases
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CERTIELCATE

CERTIFICATE.
We The Undersigned having used the Composition Roofing Ma
lea Of Louden Duffy cheerfy recommend IFS be-
eyng possess an the advantages sscrbed Fire and
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Yearly Deposits Of Members Under SO Years Of Age


Those drawing for the first weeks sickness by having
% per year draw - per week 81 per yesr draw 81 per week
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NhOOEhIES-1 splendid
Va stock of well assorted fresh and good
pared sell for cash approved Country produce any
the city GIVE call and feel and for your
selves. Our word for will give you
consists. of The nosginR articles.
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Real Estate and General Agency Office.
FIRE AND WATER PROOF ROOFS.

Under the control Of w. Mex SCOTT, Attorney and C,
sellor at Law and Notary Public.
maY21-1& WHY INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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STONE WARE-This day received
y 5000 gallons Stone Ware sssored
In Jugs, J, 1, 2, and gallons;
Ian Jars, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, and gallons.
In Milk Pans, gallon.
msy24 JACOB III
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the following cures, performed alene by the use Of
! BULLS SARSAPARIIL.A are not wonders. then we
acknowledge that do not know the meaning OF the
word Read and be convinced that facts stranger than
7ction -
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Latest News Items.
TELEGRAPHlC

New York, May 26. Mr.. Webster, 1t is be-
hcved will leave for Washington on Friday
morning. This morning the St. Nicholas So
clcty rendered him an invitation to the Banquet
to be given tonight to the Captain and officers
of the Prince of Orange, but he was obliged to
decline in consequence OF the feeble state OF
his health.
Charleston May o. The Savannah news,
of to-day, says Senator Bcrrlcn has resigned,
and Robert McIlarltor has been appointed by
Gov. Cobb to ill the vacancy until the 81 OF
March, when the term of Mr.. roombs cons
monccs
Washington, May 26 Mr.. Clay'S health is
not 50 good. lie appears to sink slowly, as II
from exhaustion.
Mr. torwin leaves in few days for the
North. Nm. l.. Hodge, Esq, will act as
Secretary during his abSe nee.
Gen. VIM, O. Butler and Gen. Lane haya
withdrawn their names from the Presidential!
contest.
Baltimore, May %. The Maryland Protes-
tant plscopaI Convention assembled this morn
ing IN St. Paul's Church. Bishop Whltlngham
preached the opening sermon, which was Il
most powerful one.
The Delegates to the National Convention
are rapidly arriving.
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THIRTY SECOND CONGREsS-First
Session.
Washington, Monday II, 1852.
SLN N'rE


This being the week set apart for the consd-
Grafton OF territorial business, various other re-
ports were made, including one to run and es>
tablish the boundary OF Texas and the territory
of the United States
The Senate agreed to adjourn over to We'd
ncsday, in order 10 attend the funeral of Mrs.
Adams.
Mr.. Underwood introduced a bill changing
the mode of compensation of Members of Con.
gress, allowing salary Of $4,000 per annum,
and 20 cents per mile for mileage, on an air
line, and deducting $40 per day for absence
except in cases of sickness.
Several bills were passed, when the Senate
took up the Deficiency bill, and Mr.. Borland
resumed lis speech. Without taking vote
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr., Fowler, of Mass, offered resolution
that when the House adjourn ii be to meet to-
morrow at | o'clock, in order that the members
may attend the funeral Of MIS-, Adams, relIct
of EN-prcsident Adams 1t was afterwards
amended 50 As to adjourn over TIL "Wednesday
and then passed.
The bill authorizing the Governor of New
MeXCoto call an extra session Of the territorial
legislature whenever he shall deem it expedi-
ent, was taken up.
Mr.. Preston King, Of New York, took the
floor, and explained his views on the Compro-
mise measures, and was listened to with mark
cd attention.
Messrs Calhoun, Polk and others also took
part IN the debate.
The Committee rose without debating the
bill before it, aud the House adjourned.
WAshNGroN, Thursday, May -.
SENATE.
Mcss?s. Seward, Davis, Summer and Cas-
presented petitions IN favor of the Homestead
bill as passed by the House.
The Deficiency bill was then taken up, wher
/ Mr.. Hale offered an amendment repeating al
acts authorizing greater compensation to naya
officers than Is provided for the act OF March
! 1888.
Mr.. Badger moved to amend Mr., Hale
amendment by adding the provlso that the ~
pennendent of the Nautical Almanac be al
lowed a compensation OF $4,000 per annum.-
This was agreed to, and Mr.. flales amt ndmen
as thus amended, was adopted.
Other amendments wele discussed, afte
which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House tool; ~ the Senate bill re.4,.v
10 me salaf.es o; t,rrltui.l. Ot,cefs, Qad 10 ~
pea! tne pfoylso Vaica ,a-ses any otcer, W
aoseats 0,n1se., iaofe taln sky GaVs ffoal q.
cutie, io!:t.,a.l yeas sa.tfy. Inc Hous
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A Few WoRps on WrSEs.-"At this season
of the year" as the advertisements and putting
paragraphs have it, we feel it a duty to give
the world little advice upon wines and if We
cannot tell them exactly what to drink or what
avoid. We therefore offer the following hints
|. When you see wine advertised as ''an eX-
ceent wine 10 lay down." be sure it is no,
worth picking up. .. When you read of a wine
that is described as full of BODY you may con-
cude that it is half spirit. 3 When you hear
of wine being particularly "racy,' you may sci
it down as sloe. 4. When you are asked to
purchase fine old sherry with a nutty flavor
the notion OF the nut may suggest the idea Of
what is commonly termed cracker. 5. When
you read of a wine with much beeswing, you
may fairly say buzz p Puneh.
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spendthrit, but so use it as to do great deal
of good, and make great many people hap
py. But | do not believe that the writing that
gives to Walter Harrison large sum of mo-
ncy land, and houses, will ever be so dear to
him as little scrap of paper, which he keeps
among his most valuable and sacred things in
his private desk, and on which he has written,
"IrrrLE CRARLIE's WILL Friend Of Youth.
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II WHAT LIrTLN CAPITAL WILL DO. "A
capital OF fifty thousand dollars, on water.
power such as the proprIetors Of the Watch-
man occupy, can be made to give profitable
employment to .dts hundred persons. The bu-
slness would be the manufacture of cotton and
wooden hosiery by machinery, There are on
" two such factories IN the United Slates--one
IN Lawrence, and about to be removed TO Frank
lin, y. H., and the ether at Cohoes, n. Y
The Lawrence factory paid dividend OF per
cent the las, year.- Montpelier Waichnlan.
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The Pension bill, which was under discussion
Yesterday, was taken up, and the pending
amendment rejected. The bill was then passed,
The House then went into Committee, and
took up the Indian Appropriation bIIl.
A sharp debate ensued relative to the Com-
promise Measures, and the merits and chances
OF Presidential candidates, IN which Nj. White
Of Kentucky, Mr.. Polk, Marshall OF Ky, aud
others, participated.
The Committee rose and the House ad
lourned.
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Published at Burlington, VT.
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The LiQvoE Bill. The long agony is over
and the liquor bill. has al last been slsned By the
governor. and has heccome law 10 take etiec
"A sixty days. I ne result is rather unexpected
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a. E. P. Cewes, whg delegate from the
Hudson district of New York, who was claim
ed for Fillmore, writes letter TO the Albany
Journal, declaring that he is for Gen, Scott
most decidedly so.n
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Indeed we have our doubts whether the bill
would have finally passed had it not bee con-
hdently antici pated that it would be again vetoed
- Boston journal