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medical science, and confirmed by the experience OF
thousands Of ladies' who have taken this taiholieon
with the most happy and universal success ior the DIS
eases and arrangements commonly called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Among these are Prolapsls Uteri, or Falling of the
Womb Chronic Ind animation and liberation o. Tue
Womb Incidental iininorrhage, or Flooding; fHor
Ahs or Whites Chlorosis; Painful, se,l, and
In, etiiar MensinIatioD &C., with all Their aeronpa-
nyng evils, cancer excepted, OF whatever DURATION
aud severity an these complaints can be pleasantly,
safely, and certainly remedied by this preparation.
The general failure Of the worthy attempts Ut the
medical faculty To this class Of deasc- heretofore,
is greatly 10 bo attrbned 10 their reliance upon local
remedies aside from tho want Of knowledge OF the
proper treatment fol- the general economy. Already,
very many of the professsion, having witnessed ts
salitary effects have thrown aside their conventional
prejudice, and are inaniiestinga due regard Tor the
welfare 81 their patients, by recommending the use 81
this medicine, and resorag to II themselves an tbs
treatment Of all the complaints for winch II Is ~
tended.
The influence Of this composition upon the female
Constitution Is Of the most friendly kind the most del
cae aud feeble female need have no fears In its use
for amy length Of time, for IL contains N" mercury nor
any Article which prove In any way ijuriIu-, he
ing made entirely OF vegetable extract, and prepared
as Ia taste like A pleasant cordial.
The m0dgs sPerdadi 81 this remedy, in the cure o
this class It diseases is through the general economy
Of the system, It'll peculiar determination to the
female organ.
This preparation after the most labored
and sCrutinizn2 trials by scientific men in every pos
sibe way, perfect it, curative adaptation To this
class OF complaints. tor series ut years. has berono
lis fruits IL may he knwn in tie cure Of thou
sands but its career is but just entered upon, ~ mil
lions Of ladies suffering f,r wantoi It. aid.
Pamphlets, containing much useful inlpnmaupn
touching the nature and symptoms VI the above Dis
cases. together with testimonials from ladies Of Tie
highest Tespectabty, certified by the mol satis Sac
ton authority In the PAMPHLET, To all which the alIei
ton OF lados and praciitiOners is respectfully invited,
can be had gratis at the store Of &. BURT son,
Rutland, VI.
/ Rcfcreaces.--P. -. Peckham, NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
/ o. y. Fot, NJ. D., Syracuse, \. "; l.. D., Fleming,
CaDasdagua, NJ "; ~. II. Mills, NJ D., Rochester,
| N. y, NJ. Prescott, ~ d., Cuneord n. II. w. W.
Reese, N. H., ~ " city J. O. Oniek, NJ. D., Bait
| more Md; Prof Dunbar, N. D., do.
J. h. MARCHISI a. Co., Pfupriei0rs, Central De
nat ana broadway. N. Y. iO-Gm
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Horse, compoeps srrvp Of Y.,,o, d., ,

Morse compOena syrup o. Ysiles pOsl ss,
l prepared fysni 80. boat Rtsr 40 liafh. .f-
tcua Nedita, and b. vsls-a A. unntAIi,l i,i.,...
81 Tho & ilow ins sNrets Rsgsis',ss Sew. $50.
40 ive- sue iAgfshss oFgaas, ass t.-,f
Sss-gfk ana hssrls, ard iiH- earn en- f,Ut.
.s,.' lA,sr yoiapia,n,., hi.g-r.,e '.sisolsa,O,
Nance, loss ~ Awsti,c, Ne., sad cau.nr d, T.,
o. nosfi-h and snlfslttsNtn part,
rURgsllNG fHt Htoup,
sud taus suftNE al ituuiefs, Cnisttta. lf-s.
sniftis, salt sAtuni. I'm atsis-, teaid li,ss.ts,..
I'm lsics on tle Pace, hiutches, lisefs, luuHf. a.
eufai biarait, tsnetl-, At,
NEGOTIATING rms sECRrFuRi uEe.A,
and enabling th,m w peti,nn titit Irl-t t.a.t..
prrVrutiaa and euttuE ptsns laintul ars dsfr,...,
disesa-s Strengthening Andguoung ti- ttitost =.
TEN. thus sliaNirs Nervous Irritation, AID COZ.
niseanrS of the nerves, A. ttNsi.iia, rrufslaia ar
&C u - nnrisSlled In tie cure NJ ali
FEM.fLE COMrf-sLNIS
a. Weakness, rcnttai dthit,, irrte uiatit,. usr-.
ttns, Swelling If tive t,i, hnts-. i.,Ht., - 49,.
by weakness, also. LpnE and fhnAt coinrsal,l 3.
cods, o"uR', s,ihns, consumption, &c. ai'o sr.,
II iss ssrs rs-ssss ~
an DfsE.4SIs or ST.. fsRLNG Mfs
Ns Scur,y and mann ether, and T. critai tsss..
tive ofAil ItN,n and fpdrmigs o. which he, ore !.
oiicn esTa.cd. Il j. pleasant 10 take and salts ~
eases arinR IN hsunoiy with thu laws Il haIue
nrvtr ujarr, hut aiu ass hvi,es aud rutrs 81. IArs
sands Who ave used Il with success, H. unpsaaa,le
ls,paieriy and unprecedented salr- abundant iss
un. Prepared b, e, MORSE a a..
N 4
AVID sid B., &. BURT 4 sON, Ruusud, So, sbs =,
Druggists, and o'hers Throughout ibis and otlrf cone.
tfies. sm
INAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING
L Snh>cnbor woaldii form his Intends and the lnA
lio, that he has pnt received tue as-urtmtuto VI
Goods ior the FALL fradc,--consi inr, IN part VI
uNERCOATSi
Hack, Green, nmhl olive, Hue,
Grey, Rlue Bl'k, Brown, Mixed, rant, A.
COATS
Blael Dress and rrook, BLACK ca,bmart,.
nme Black Olive
Dluc Dress Brown
Ilrawn Green
Hue, BLACK, Olive, Known, and Dtab Mixed Cloths.
Sacks and frocks.
PANTS.
Black Doeskn-, BLACK Cassnicfr,
Fancy ditto, Mixed ditto.
MIXED ditto, Faur, dtu..
Blue, Fancy. and MIXED Satinet, &C. IA
VESTS;
nlaek SATIN, Fancy Cuicrcd silk,
Fancy Geusdict.
Valencia, Cloth. Single aud
Lasting, Double breasted
YOUTHS AND noNS' CLOTHING.
intend To keep stock sufficient the wish.
e. OF all ,--oi the most approved st,ic aud quality
FURNISHING GOODS.
Shirts, Blossoms, Collars, Under shirts, Drawer
Handkerchief, CsevSir, sfccks, Braces,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ci,thos and
Hair Brushes, Wallets,
Port Monies,
Perfimery, Oils, etc.
FALL STYLES HATS AND CARS.
- Cal and cIamise before PpreAasiar eisspAer a.
am affsrniRed not 10 be aHderseh J.G. FOSTER
Rutland, Nov. 10, 1852. 45-tf
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4 q EHNsE's ii.nduras @tl-at,rgis. A ff,+h -.
N'r'lgH a. fapif.y inrfrlaff dstn4td 4 tiis an
ffiI if iser'fri Il sfENAl.R'- EMFoHiuA.
Oh ft 81 i1 trrrhs rad auj n1f hsfh f,ne
y = u iri'nr nf "tirl tEirEi a. CAS- FIElL.
ra ans eco sinf. A. -haH tay aa sfia. a ~ -
h-eif titrf a. etia. tEo d. CAAlIELi
De Tsl q, Nlfrl o. lsss la
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TII1Ff ~ !. TTfTF7s
"IhHvo examined with considerable attention May
hcws psarucai ng,ok krolinr designed g. be used n
the Instruction al srulv. u u better adapt
ed, in nl Judgment 10 the ordinary business II the
great ulsl uu ~ tie people " country than any
eati-e that hret htheuu used. II Is calculated
10 bring into the In, Wedge the pupil has acquired
of arlthNsfic aud peHmtnsi,. II Furnishes y tent
anc mtYlod for the transaction IT tho G, nmnu husi
Of liie and net fail, think tn he received
with favor ~ teachers aud othofs Throughout tie
county. feel greatly di-To ell a. favut II, use"
JOSEPH MckEEN, Ill. ~,
Supffintruteuf uf tptntuuu se hoiil- Tor the
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- SroRE-lilRRErr & Sos, Fsst-sf., Depot fr
Lieks ofdP kiHds; Premium Porcelain knobs, va
rieiy of patterns Wrought, Cast, Bras and Blind
But Door, Window, and Blind Trimming, with
the mort complete as-ottoutof all the w.dern patterns
Ia the liuc. Bnlders aud Dealer. viii find IL for
their interest 20 call and examine our stock. nlo
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IsxisTENcE OF A DEITY.

A correspondent Of the Richmond Chris
iiin Advocate communicates the following:
A clergyman of our village, short tine
since asked an old servant his reasons for
believing in the existence Of a God.
"Sir,n said he, 81 see one man get sick.
The Doctor comes to him, gives him medi-
cine; ths.neNt day he Il better; he gives
hIm another dose, II does him good; he
keeps on until he gets up aud goes about
his business. Another man gets sick Just
like the fast one the Doctor comes to see
him; hn gives him the same sort Of medi-
cine il does him no good, he gets worse /;
gives hun more, but he gets worse all the
iimr, until he dies. Now that mans time
10 die was come, al the Doctors in the
world couldn't syc him. ~
One yesr work IN the corn6eld, plow
deep, dig up ihe grass, and make nothing
but nnbbins. Next year work the slmc
way; the ram ami dew CONS. AMI make
good crop. II God don't send the rain,
work won't make the crop.
:" have been here going ON hard upon
hny years. Every day since | have been
IA this world, see The sun rise in the cast,
aud set IN The west. THE north star stands
where II did the first time ever saw il The
seven stars and Jobs coffin keep the same
Path IN the sky aud never turn out. II amt
80 with mans works. He mikes clocks
and watches; they may run for a while,
bu, they go ow of fix aud stand sio, 1 still.
BIT tn snn. AMI moon, AMI stars. keep the
sumo way all III while. There Is Po eer
which mikes one n,4n sick anA die. an
another "a woli ,h,is sends the rain and
kccP' everything in molinn."
Wht, a besu'iful Comment IS here fur
nish'l by m nalsiierel Aide m on tbs
words Of the Psllmisi:
"The heavens declare The glory Of God.
ami 'h' fnlmeni showcih his h,ndi, ork
--d'y unto day uiiercth speech. md mig !,
unto u ghl showeih knowledge"
HEsisTaNcr TO RiDiCULE.-I.carnfr, l
TIE earliest days 10 iuu-o your pinciples
agnnsi The penis of ndicule; Won can no
more exercise yonr son Il yoa live IN the
eousi'n' dread II laughter. then YOU can
onhy youf Ute Il YOU are in the constan,
dre'd Of d arb. u you think il riqh, 70
din r From the time, and 10 ~ Ike stand
i'f any Sslu'ble point o. morals, Do il,
however rustic, h,sey~r pedsu'ie, howcse
a"'pn',ed il may aPPe1r; do IL. ma FOR
'i-ole''re' bot noos'y. grnnily--,sa man
Who "a'c sole ~ he own in his hasain.
ana d'd M ~iitiill i WIS hrcaihei into
h'in By 'hn breath Of fashion IA ydnsy
Smith.
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Rutland and burlington r. r.

Change OF r,sae wintsr Arrangement
nN AM NFTER MONDAY. NOVEMBER IS.
y Ttain. wii r,in A. tiiuss. W.
FOR Boston, Ma York, and Intermediate
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smifli'. Auarn Ie rfsidt ~ W. iarf- sfe, SLOWS
the tuh'nah,n e Aitasuf Nsp- snd 1rst b't n To-
.sr wa The mslFs tn'm rtt.i pisies, and hnslY
eolnred and ~, qe ins IN tht nisi1 are ashslg -
the opposite page, sud AZ the -.nle ui'chng,
Musi tsaeisfs ate .stishcd, trsn experience that
he ,la test hrct- tae science q &c, sfsfhy ~ to
snush filled az with Sigtiticsi, G- ricai, aud His
t,rica minute This d,htt r.n-an - gnnch valuable
time bth of tesrrri AID pAtis ie de. fciaerHr tie
stnf, firlnidshie, thai ltrar pifii'n - t-e az
teudisr - sil ursft eutrt uisinili 90 tney
-, ven rsfrl, Through H a. tlir eHd.
rs ,hyiat. tbi. difiruiii, ADD feadcr the study
plea leg aud attractive. SinlA@ Gqsrtn &c, Efspit
has been prepared and contains nothing bui what
a4,sgg hshags % tis srirnfs, and r. 80 concerned
=. g. enahie the lcArrf. u deeHt, acquire g''d
practical kn0Mlsjr. IT the iesGu features aud tttis
Of GtarfaqtV a. al Gle 81 three Hour munts-
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New Medicines.

q ~ - f-aairi4a.n
Ia LAh,iti Girai H.. q aad lieii riirr,
i -, ttuit,fi. Iais.
" taHrb hr.fr,
ss.t- nss igst-f
=. J. 6rENCEH.
s-ssfssg,s's aisas
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with Trains Ut hcshifr Vermont valley, aud sulli-
van Railroads, So Mnd~r, bssion, Worcester, Low
en Springfield, iiaukrd, New Haven and New
YORK.
or Faxes are less when Tiehcis are purchased q
the Offices, than when paid ~ the Cars.
JOHN 5. DUNLAP, srpf.
burlington, Nov. 10, is52 40-ii
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More potatoes sill BE- planted this year
ihan last, because there - less fear Of fot.
Vet We ought 10 take ell reasonable means
10 prevent roiiing.
Planting on dy land is more SAFE than
on wet Slight mannrng will be more
safe than rich dressing. Making hills,
ash olden Il ass 4. roconin n lei. Poia-
toes may have loo much wet when the
ground Is pearly even on the surface.
Sal; and plaster, mixed together, and
applied 10 hall amer The blades are up, are
sili 10 be cxcellen, 70 keep away poison
90, fies which prey 90 the vines aud cause
them 10 de. The mixture may be three
psfis plaster TO one % salt. aud one spoon.
fol to the hll ailcs the fin, hoeiug. Some
recommend second application before
July.
\ good proportion ofyour pstatoss ought
10 be planted e.Hy.--lPlonrhm1n.
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Daniel Burgess 4 Co.


No. CO Jebu-st.. New YORK.
nrRsiSu 70. faio-iag valuable -rt,-i hs-ts D.
~liifh tss aft-Htlnu II fesrb.fs, SuyefiEtcsdsuts
.rteIstai. g. 20 sfflfls invited.
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Hats and Cans,
Popular Works of Fiction

II LLlNEhED at aus Post Office Ia Vermont, Tree
j Of charge, on receipt e the annexed prices.
Roth Iarnet,or the LDvesu 81 tie Eari az Rochester 50
Ihs Prairie scout, OF Agaisne the Renegade, 80
Riho Rangor, so
Head and hsaris Or Ny Brother tho Colonel, 50
Adventure e an AID do Camp, 50
New btTk by Gas Light, SO
G'hsls ct New York 50
~ bel. add Tures, 50
Naroiista, uT uis Prophecy, 50
Manoylcbay, 90 the lioaFt Of the word, 50
icgfs II bfrNfuts alter, So
C.iAa, % Nov York Below Cfonsd. Is
The x hber, Is
Guderly tie FIeetsnteT, Is
Grltlefaan Jask, -
The Wedding Dfrss, rs
An 5af lie fiiov ing % cent works will le cent by
mail FIRE " ps-i1gs on rseeld ~ Onu Dollar:
Isabel, tta Bride Of Palern., 2s
Tie Capitalist, 2s
AtaT Gull, %
Cecilia, q
Image II III Father, %
ildy II ths GHlf 2s
i-alri ibs Ariinss, rs
hirfin's Revenge, IS
Pad Dsfrrrl Ss
ftaFuf the fsii.n Is
Dairbst and Daughter, IS
Gaufsinfuis Daughter, %
hafncils's Revenge, IS
BEND on yolr sa'h. II. L. sPRNcEH
(tANAEY AND HEMP EEED risn BoNE. ff.al
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With Sieamer- &c r4ti>huff and A,utfeSl Railroads,
aud with the NruppHt Cehtrai, aud Vermont md
tsnada Roads, Z the Eat, North and Wet, via
Champaign and NJ. LsNrenr-, aud the urdensbufrh
f.fir Cd.
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Carpeting (!
The Hair.

The Hair.
DUFfALo Horn Caiuhs,
ID Enrii-h Hair Iirnshas,
ANnr's THTkish BALM,
'reas.iab BALM,
Jsyne's Hair Tonic,
Bears OF,
=, matam,
Phiieoinh.
And ali u the best articles fDr the toilet, .old by
a. H. SPENCER.
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With the Trains - Western Nrun, ut, Rutland AM
Washuftpn, and Sarat ga and Wa hn gtun Raiinasd-
for New Nork, Albany, Tms, schenectady, i'ufial
aud tho Meet
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A. .is.sst .uieie, EI scsuttlt ut aud k..iaIt Tie
hs.fli gl,ss. and Ia hr.isin eot,aititn, u :. an
s4a ales. IT, i.i-ise ssessttes a.. as No~i L.
81 ifres tue bead ifsa asndfnH, strengthen ts fHi,
inpsrs -ith sId .gW q il,r eirg iilFun. add Pre-
yeats llsr hsG changing chisf, - Ertiius Et~y had
u causes tie haif To- cud beautifully ~Acn dane up 10
Gsstf hielt.
81 IL a, iiis ,risrns Tufsish ilskim tIi5 siugl ~
Uunstsatittrls, where u y nnt',fsa.l 0s-t. tis
Tsfks hsse sisaSs iscsn eesir,i- ~ theif wotart
IA An ia cosgiuniine the rshr-t perfumes and al
,fhff snss. 10 fnfksy ut sf.aisiis hefhs, Ar, II
winch ia Btim u cst.isrd ar aiih.,i unisrfsall,
kna-n Aad Used &C. the aai, Hence ease II bald.
Nesa ~ tlu ht al IT hair entirely knvwn 90 thai
colutry New,h hH oas tn, O. he tdasie u :, tisi
vii d. Mare g. e,esnss slu 'f s NIfiaesthan all ihe
Advertisements than he pabii he'd. AMI that alt
may he ava. ten ~ siuae, u Is Fi up m large
boIile. 1t the low pure q 5ivcnis PER hottie.
Remem'ef ~, gcauine has tie signature Of cou''
statk 4 Hfaticf co tie splendid wrapper.
DEATH
Can be and has been prevented IA thousands ~ eases
b. this nstur.'s tNn remedy
Jassea's C4sm,fei Eftfasi ef
cherry aud Aungwort.
This medicine uniiss ns-I II t,e patent remedies
e "a. DAY l. tie result 81 TIE clrthi study aid sIie
iwo purelpai Ingredients have long been knu~n ard
WILD CHERRY Rank
Whra the sirehgh ufhts ), lgpery extracted h. III.
bet medicine known iof curing tIe worst coughs aud
othut Pulmonary dca,cs, II lop-tns the phlegtn and
snabrn ne sufferer 6, eSpectoraie css'l and sieu.
always lead to consumption.
Lt'NGMOHT
This Is plant the virtues of which are knuwn to
bat ew, u Ia, h,ep said by the ni-i learned men of
all tims that ''nSiufe has provided remedy tfeach
and even "a and the discoveries that daiiy
made. e. ~ prove It's iruth. Lungwurt T. doubtless
IL. remedy lie igned 10y nature for consumption. IT.
healinr pfopice. ttuy wonderful, and the rapid
ity with Which 1t the wut-t rasr- Il liberated
Lung, s,suing and snhiuing all irriia,iun almost
immeiiTclys praofuf IL adaptation u this disease.
These two articles to,sb,a,d Wta ohsr purely r,gcia
be Ingredient iurm medicine that u rsr,an 20 cure
the worst case Of CunsUnptiun IL taken heiurs tho
sufferers entirely pfo-trsted bo ut be III scuurased,
a trial do NO harm, bal will convince the most
,keptical Il u. real worth.
C4Rfigs.io protect our own a. well a. the interest
Of tDe cansInptye sufferer, obliged "a caution
all fad the signature ol tpnstlck 4 BrHtler nn tie
wrapper, without this IL IL WORTHLESS counterfeit.
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE.
! Co'ors The h1ir, and iriU not The skin.
This dye may be applied 10 the hair night, the
nri night turning the ehteei ran ~ cs.v HsiR TO a
! dark brown, and BY repeating sccond night to a
bright Jet black. These facts warranted By tho
gentleman who manufactures il, who l. the celebra
ted Chemist Df ComstUek author OF Constocks chem
4try, philosophy, and other works, and school books,
J we'll known
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TROY tONFTuFNCI, AC.nVr

Inn WINTER tLhN or THIS INSTITUTION
i NHl c1mmshif on FridaH. Dse lntl.
. Aep CasFsf i sfseF fer Sradsafss fas hfen ar
Ianssf l'HttHs ot tlie Arfrnt FgaFrs pnd infr-
aarnf A. ffslrrf 10 Aatiiefnafes snd Aatural ffi-
cnff. ~ tif snaHaFusnf, Is D. niiisnal Hith ttu-
efif 90 Niafi rsaarse thsf graduate.
EJ-fi forta ere fsreriaiY dtsifed o. make sppli-
esiiln e-fIi O. D. sure ~ serarrF f4ms.
lAsON q, WALKER.
Wet rauliney, Ss,. ", Is52
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ID MoKr.-Thsss dssinass % b. shaved y iiiogi
thfss z irIEt N.
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To the Sick.

(,ANARY AND HEMP sREB rifn BoNE, r,sl
AW BARRETT a rON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-19
Consolidation of Ohio Railroads

We learn from The Cinclnnat Gazette
thai John Wood President Of the Hamilton
aud Dayton Railway, has secured an exclu-
sive connexion aud JOINT interest with he
Richmond and Miami and New Castle and
Richmond railways He has also contrsc
ted with the Cincinnaii Hamilton and Day
Ton railway for running the road jointly for
five years. from Cincinnati TO Richmond.
the expenses 10 be divided between them
according TO The respective lengths Of the
two roads. The contract with The Rich
mond and Miami and the New Castle
and Richmond roads consoidates. them
with the Hamilton and Eaton road. and
secures single guage from Hamilton 10 Lo-
ganspoIt. When The road is completed 10
This latter place, second track OF the same
gusge is TO be laid by The Cincinnati, Ham
ilion and DAYTON road from Hamilton to
Cincinnati, This arrangement locks TO a
single continuous line TO Chicago Of the diff
tefen, roads--a distance of 800 miles-com-
bned together as common interest.
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>s
DEATH or SENATOR uPIIAM.


The National lntelligencer Of Saturday
says
We hare the melancholy duty Of announcing
tie deceasc of ii c Hon William UpbaG, a
Scntor in Congress from tho Stateof Vermont
For year Or two past he had been in delicate
health, which declined rapidly siuce he game
on to attend the present session Of Congress,
aud he expired yesterday at his lodgings at
the Irving Hotel. IN this city, aged about 5G
years. The deceased was man Of strong
mind and q very decided opinions, though be
was Of a retiring disposition, and seldom min
gled IL debate He was a faithful represent
alive Of his State. aud os assiduous IL the
discharge 0, his legislative duties as bis in
firm health would permit The information
Of bis death reached tie Senate yesterday al
ter that body had decided to adjourn over to
Monday, but they Immediately revoked that
decision, and meet to day to take order for
paving proper respect to the remains Of their
colleague
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STATISTICS OF THE ELECTION

THE New York Journal OF Commerce
SAYS !hr Wing vote at The recent election is
greater than al any previous ene; though
the gain over lS4S is only G99. III ,262
over 1871 and 9S 592 oye, 1910 Tie dem
ocraiic vnse i $50 246 srra,eril,an il 1913:
2f6,59S gfra'sr Dian 10 1914. aud 45S AIS
greater than IN 1910 The abolition vote is
1876 $50 less than in 1919, aud 81 1855 gfra-
er than IN lSii
Vermont is The banner State on The whig
side as Is Nrw York on The democratic The
latter having given Pierce plurality Of 81
23S, and n,ojorItv over beth Wing and alb
clifton 81 1896. But in proportion 10 the
y hole gua,oer q! votes poled Texas is The
banner State on the democratic side having
given nearly three times as many b PIERCE
as Scott. Georgia comes next, having given
Pierce more than twice as many as Scott,
then Arkansas and Florida The ieas,p Iur-
aI,ty ia any State is IS Delaware for Pierce
The States polling the hghes, aggregate
vote are New York 522 4S0; Pennsy lvauia
$50 272; Ohio. 353 1858. The States poll
ing the iewesl votes is Fiorida-766l Del.
aware comes nexl--i2 665.
The largest a1oli'on vote given BY any
State is q 7S2 in Ohio. Mex, comes Mas
sachuseus with % .023 and New York with
25 433 10 proportion to the whole num-
Der ofvotes. Vermont is the greatest hot bed
of abo,tioniSm.
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The Message Of Gov. Bigler. of Pennsyl-
vania. was sent to the Legislature on the 5th
lest from which we observe that the Cover
nor is highly gratifed at the result Of the
Presidential election We learn that there
is surplus Of S671,c0oin the treasury over
expenditures the past year. The receipts for
the next year are estimated at $4,G29, 500
and the expenses at $4.o2s.6T0 The State
debt il $4o,o00.o00; the assessed real and
personal estate is $497.o39. GAO, and the
population Of the State is o,3l1,7s6 The
Governor recommends that a law to passed
prohibiting the issue Of bank notes ola low
er denomination than %. The income from
the public works last year was $1.s96.s11-
AZ ard the expenses for the same period we're
Sl.029,3ll IS.
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themes 90 81 the Gorerner Of Maryland
IS All elaborate document- The pith of Il
may be put IN small space. Tho amount Of
receipts into the Treasury, during the year
was 81 530.911 the expenditures $l360..
ASS. II. Balance IN Treasury $40. 49, 30.
during the same lseliqd 100000 the niatured
pubiro debt was paid; and S343,osS AZ up
Piled to the augmentation Of the sinking fund.
The surplus revenue amounted to S543 $40
70, after disbursing the sum Of SGI7 ,l56. 30
in payment Of the current interest of the pub
lie debt and the further sum Of $780, GA for
all other purposes. Upon the general con
dition Of tue Treasury, the state Of the Inter
nal Improvement works. and the general pros
pcrity, the Governor bases an elaborate ar
gument in support Of . proposition for re-
ducsion Of taxes commensurate with the ia
vorablc state Of the revenue. viz: reduction
Of forty per cent on the Direct Tax, instead
of Twenty, as recommended last year; and
the total repeal Of the Stamp tax. excepting
in so far as il operates upon lottery tickets.