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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
A Card, TO the Public.
WORCESTER MARKET.

V'EIE subscribers would respectfully give notice to
the citizens of Worcester, that they have pur-
chased of Messrs GATES & PR jUTY, their intel
est in The above Market, at and g. Exchange Street.
aud on ana alter NONDAY, October g. 1858, will be
prepared to supply all kinds of
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
of good quality and reasonable prices as can be
found in the City.
With II ears experience in the business, with our
facilities for buying, &C. believe shall he able
give entire satisfaction to al who may favor us with
their patronage. Believing, also, that the Cash prn-
cple is the one, both for buy er and seller we have
adopted it and nope it W i'll find favor with our Gus
toners.
o. Meats delivered, free, to all parts of The city
+. Z. STOWELL,
WIN r. BARBER.
Worcester October ], 1873. % div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
John Keith & Co.'s Bulletin of New Books,
No. 239 Main Street.
VISIT 10 Europe, by silliman.
The Mud Cabin, by lsham.
Rhetoric Of Conversation. HeTvey
Solomon Norhup, twelve years a slave.
Venice, the City Of the Sea, by Flagg.
The Bride OF Omberg, by Il. Carlen.
The Works of Calhoun, vol 2.
MOore's Life of Sheridan, vols.
The Mysterious Parchment, or Satanic License, by
Rev. J. Wakoman.
The Andover Fuss, or Or. Woods, versus Dr. Dana
Story OF an Apple.
The Fawn Of the Pale Faces, by J. p. Bruce:
The Exiles by Talvi.
Story Of Mont Blanc, by Albert Smith.
Lorenzo Benoni
Autobiographc Sketches. by DeQuincey.
Tangewood Tales, by Nathaniel tiaw thorne.
Six Months In Italy, by G. &. Hillaid, vols.
The Humorous Speaker.
History and Rudiments Of Architecture.
Campaign OF Waterloo, by JomIni.
Salad for the Solitary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
FOR SALE.
FURNITURE F0R sALE1

At the city Commission and General Furnish
ing Store No. l Pearl Street,
EKTHERE may be found d large assortment of new
w and second hand Furniture, CroCkery, Glass and
Britannia Ware; Knives Forks and Plated WAre
Clocks, Lanterns and Wooden Ware; CARPETS and
Carpeting, Rugs; Mats, Feathers and Feather Beds;
Husk, lair and Palmeaf Mattresses Window Shades
and futures Stoves and almost everything in the
House Furnishing line, ali of which will be sold at pr-
vate sale for Cash at the very lowest mark possible
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
N. 3 Those breaking up housekeeping and others
having Property dispose of, and do wish 10 send
it to Auction Room to have il thrown away, will
please lea'e their names ard number at my Store and
will call and examine, aud buy their Property az short
notice. j. l.. MOOD,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
worcester, sept 81, 1858 diff i Pearl ST.
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Masonic Notice
NOTICES. &c.
Worcester Bank.

fI'HE Annual Getting of the Stockholders, for the
L Choice of Directors, for the ensuing year for
SUCH action as may seem to them eXpedent under
the provisions of the sixth Section of The one hundred
and nine sixth Chapter of the Statutes 1888 and
Tor the transaction of any other business that legally
may come before them will be holden at their Bank
ing House, on FRIDAY, the seventh day Of October
next at O'Clock. p. M VIM. CROSS, Cashier
september %, 1853. dawistO7
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CIlstoam- Made CEoahinlg,
Also. Readv-wade Clothing.

u tVefy utsc IpIlUh,
as usual, consisting Of over Coats Frnck Dress and
Sack Coats Pants snd Vests and every variety Of
Furnishing Goo :.
Remember the place, 27l Main ST. Pin, Block, Wor-
cester Mass. sgn OF the Full Dressed Man.
sci daWif
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
Winter is Coming !

VGU will fnI splendid otment o. FURNISH
L ING GOODS, such IS Gloves Of all kinds Nit
tens Cravats Scares, Ties stocks Plain and Fancy
Shirts. Drawers and under Shu,s uardkerchels Boys
Belts, Canes umIIellas. Cloih and Glazed Caps, La
dies and Gen,lnmtn's Bubers. Al Will he sol cheap
at No. 208 Main ST, Worcester.
oil DIFF SYLVANUS PRATT
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Read. Ponder, and be Wise.

The Golden Opportunity for securing Premium,
Dague1reotypes.
Two the La 4 and Gentlemen Of Worcester and
vicinity. The HATHAWAY BROTHERS would
call your attention to the Union Block Danguerrtan
Gallery, over the Store of MIR l.. D. Goddard where at
nj ii YES may he found good assortment ol Daguer-
rean slock Lockets, &C.
n Is We do not hold cut any fly cent inducement
Tor Types and thus make IT mere adver isIng med un
To win customers, hut would have il understood that
we make il our highest aim 10 please all by giving
superior style OF Pictures, and lair living prices
aides ami gentlemen can you be your own judges of
Daguerrean Pictures if so, decide for true merit and
good judgment will show that the cheapest is not
ways The best Look al this and decide or Ourselves
We promise you good Types and no mistal e.
OF dawtf
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Locomotive Engine For Sale.

A Good 81 hand Locomotive Engine and Tender
IA suitable for a stationary power, in fine working
order Inquire ofSlMEON MAYO, Manchester Steam
Mil, Manchester street; DIFF au22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

Drugs and Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED
NARB. AMMONIA;
" GUM ARABIC;
BUCHU LEAVES;
eELM BARK;
IRISH MOSS;
GUM GUAIACUM;
OXALIC ACID;
REFINED BORAX;
GUM ARABIC LOZENGES;
lODIDE Pc fASSlUMj
IODINE, &c, &c.
For sale low by e. II. MARSH.
o5 awisSw
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Sipginr Schools

YKTM. SUMNER has removed frum Southbridge st
w to Chatham st. Place, (lormtry known as
"Chattam st. Coult')
n. r Chatham street. runs parallel with Pleasant
street, and is the next one South OF it.
Sept IA 1853 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
A GRAND Assorimsn nj ohesp, ssHMERRll.L ga
~ Main street. ua1e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

Grocery for Sale.
THE Stock and Sta1d of Grocery, doing good cash
i business, in central location. in this city, is Of
ered for Sale For further particulars apply at this
Ohce DIT aug5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

WORCESTER, Der. s, 1858.
WOULD Respectfully call the attention OF the
Il iblc of Worcester and vicinity, TO my large and
Speid assortment of
m Fall and Winter Clothing,
Whtwill be sold as cheap, II not cheaper, than at
any oer Establishment in the city.
Plea call aud examine for yourselves before pur-
chas'nesewhere. GT Remember No o..
o6 awtlal MELVILLE WALKER.
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LOST

N or near Main street, Monday morning last
Memorandum Book, together with several loose pa.
pors Whoever has found the same, desired leave
them with the subscriber living ut Woodland Farm, or
with 5. ALLEN, Brmley Block and receive a suitable
reward. JOHN MITCHELL.
g diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

French and Spanish Conversation.
THE subscriber is ready TO give private lessons
L to ladies' aud gentlemen in French or Spanish
Call at No, IS Pleasant St. f. c. MiSNER.
aug4 d.f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

AlAmerican Woman
Capable OF doN all kinds Of homework, will take
charge o. a iaml Of two or three retsons. shs isa
good cook AppSs above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

Strayed or Stolen,
1TN From No Vine Street, a small Black
[&T3 PPY, with a white spot on his BREAST
" y VIII ever will return the same 10 the sub
A17~'s rber, shall be suitably rewarded.
Cd diff JOHN McGRATH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

g. J. RoDgRs, Manager. J. NJ McCREARY, Treas.
To THE PuBLtc-The Managers, aware of the many
false representations he'd forth the bills o, Circus
Companies generally, the public that the Forty
Horses will positively he driven in Procession by one
maa in each town where the company exhibits.
Tho lLnYa EsIahlI.hrnant ~ ,.hit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
AUCTIONS.

Wash Stands and Toilet Tables, SOFAS Looking Glasses
Crrckery, Glass, and Earihen Ware, Entry, Astral
ard Common Lamps, Cane Seat and Common Chairs
Paror and Cooking Stoves, Refrigerator, | Chain
Pump, eight day Brass Clock, l Silver Watch.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
d essenger,s NOtice.

large utilities, for sale the "Hiue ;" cheap.
L The finest S so Goods, selling at 81 ,25.
o6 dl2t GEO BRYANT.
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Worcester, On Monday, October III
Admission rs cts. No half pri,

Doors open al u and g O'Clock. Performance CON
menees at and O'clock p. NJ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05

e. William Wrsn:. loo. 49,
=. >.g-,gr f.,,u \ .f.-<.' ,'. 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
THE G. ALE ID d n | A n.

orphanage which the rumseller helps forward
are serere that his business intlictS upon
the wives and children of the poor tettered
inob,iateS, to whose lips. for a few paltry
cents. he holds the bottle, is UNNECESSARILY
serere and cruel, and that the wrong done to
society at iar.e is s,,sre' Why should the
hard hearted .mcrcilcsS rumsellcr b. the priv
ilerrd one? Why. IN the name OF humanity
AID Justice. should not the Law that aims to
reach such a case and TO rectiiv such CRYING
aggravated evils, why should it not be ser"re .?
If it were not. it would be di>proportioned to
the wrong ,ioiie-tae injuries inflicted The
plea of severity is q,DmdiesS. No; The Law
is not too Screrc; it is exceedingly lenicnt, as
much so as it can be and protect properly the
drunkard his wife and children, and society
from robbery and from physical and moral
death
The Law is worthy Of the vote OF every
true citizen. and sure am. i, will receive the
vote of every true temperance man-ot ever!
man who truly acts for the good of society
for the good of the present and future gene
rations, and for the honor dignity and we'll
being of the State. s. G.. {.
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+ X q VI + / K q i T.

BY the Africa, which reached "" J =
on Sunolay. We have l.i,er'"n. 'la''- '.'''.
uary Is.
The Africa was detained Lr,ani 'a' -
lar time OF sailing by Government "-'..
ENGLAND, The naily News a'r''' =.
the prospect 4 a. o..ly 1i>1 OF h.
Ar.ciic5. benz ml.rc, LDI..,- ta'r'.
cure t.e intervention al the l'''m'"ra''
thc nra~unS assigned for the iri'i'''.
the -it:irt, by uI.:er o. the -a'crnni'''
various, am,.n2~t others. to ai:ur! t... : 49,
m"nt time 10 communicate l-.iy ...
British Consul AT Cuhl relative 70 fi''
confinement at British subjects IN thai =
t" enable them to arrange the >''l;'r!i'.-'
the disputed points with tn l .'"''
before the retirement ni Mr. Fi..A.o.'. Y ..
fee; and to forward To the Go'crn"r -
ii Canada, the dcri>ipn oi the lm'"'r'i -.
met relative 10 tl,r CIcrg. r,.>er'r td.-- -
or all Of these measures have been '-''
Of sufic..nt Importance To- IH~tl'' -
is taken only on extraordinary o'.'''''
FRAN, =. The Arcrirln Min!>',.
ted hi> credentials 10 the Emperor Nay
On Mcu!ay.
e. William Wsr.h:. loo. ~
>. >rn.ter f.,,,o \ .r.-s.' ,.. 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
Executions IN New York

"n the t''p. ''g' so~nr men 81. ii,
OF 20 amt II, Saul ard I!ruht,.ac,,
IN New York, for murder. The, MI,
'Johnson-hai been in Tie ha':,ar vs..
living h' nocturnal c<rr->i,n> ,,..
shipping, robin" and >,ralin. " l,,,..,-,
"o''d find I" August last they j,u, If
boat and boarded vessel, when II.
man, named BAXTER ro>, up from l..
hers and ASKED. whats there r
themselves discovered, harinsIry,iue,,, o..
tered anu stolen watch from the ral;,
OF them fired a pistol at the warrl,,,,.. ..
fatal effect. johnson was f..a drunk -. +,
time to board the vessel, and rh9arb ,...
- to he hung with the others },l J.
tsn'e colnmuted to Imprisonment t,.rr...
the governor. on the confession nf ,,.
der BY Saul and Hewlett. and ,i.;-
ment> of liz entire Innocence a. Az.
or knowlc'l-,' of The deed. They
OF them, drinking and drha>,d ranl..,
New !1iA iape. gives the ivlloain, a,.,..-,
NJ The execution:
On FRIDAY, .Ian -. At 4 ,rr,-...~
o'clork. Saul and Hewlett. who ,r,.r, - -
ted III New York OF the ln!-1.r 90. =. ~ IT,
BaSt"r ,watchnsn on board r,r Ia..,. ", NJ. rs
>cn. IN august last. paii ;hc ,.A,-,,,.. -,
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ST. JOHN S BURY,
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY, ), 1853.
A Bow Wanted.

A.al- y! prentice 70 til" Printing Business, Anac-
,i>" Intelligent boy. II "r Il years % age. OF
street integrity, GOOD habits. who will drNot" himself
- the husI:t>- (Iomc other need apply will lind Il
COO! chancc hv a1p!viMg soon at tI!, O!iitc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
NJ NJ ".r'IVI!'!T.
THE NEW LIQUOR BILL.

minated that good objections, based upon
expectancy, existed against the new Liquor
Bill Some of those objections proceed now
to urge; tor if an enactment like the one un-
der consideration will not III its probable re
suits advance the cause OF temperance. hut
rather I.Incc obstacles and preju'iccs in lis
way, then the Bill should he sent back to the
scarce whence II emana;cd.
With this in view, the question. What is
the oLJec Of this novel legislation : NAV be
pertinentIy asked. lis ostcn>ib!c ohiect-and
indeed 10 other can be inferred from any
reasonable construction OF ITS languages to
suppress the SaIc Of intoxicating liquor.-
Whoever drafted The Ell was careful TO re-
serve 10 every nan, wnn.tn, and child. the
privilege to ct stupidity drunk a often as a
.rceabie: TIE <,H,r onI, coming under the
f~n.'y.
But WIKI evil is this Legislation expected
TO remedy
~ ''' - avs u '''' i'''' VIII '"'"'e>' re
P'H' ''''"'Iei"''''' ''f'hN'"'''>>' ana the pow
Gay anu '''''c mat cone /" Their tram bn'
Il seems !" u '""' I"l' answer Is !'"culcateh
upon an unlimited '""lidrnce IN the success
.ui Operation Of tie iav. and a very limited
--i.o"Ie':le "i i'l' aPP"ti;es ani wills Of hu-
man "'ii->- ir IA" takes from no man the
Fn''!'-e to keep IN ms cellar, ana make a
du'y Use OF a> much a''9hoi "a he chooses ;
ana no "Haht 1t may have q Place upon the
table at meas and upon the s!ue-Uoard l@r
comi&n:.
10 suppose that a law permitting all thi,
VIII effect \ ra'.lral reformation in society.
and correct the appctites of all who use ar
dent spirits Is absurd
but II II does not hea. the disease, why al
minister The mc!ic!"c: They irritate and
rNa>pcra!, he body potic, and excite and
CONFUSE the cntir. system by a dose mot
homeopathic which can j., la possibility
:,tvh IA" seat OF the disease, bat at best can
only .c."'e "nc ofthr minnr symptoms which
Indicate is presence: ne spirit to be cs-
orri>cd is runi the devil that enters into
men, tearing ana T'"din@ them. casting them
INTO the water. and INTO the fire, INTO poor
houses, pemtcnlialr, and Ial.' and let this
H.. J., = 4, Ii Il
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crisis of equal magnitude to the morals the
health; life. honor, enterprise, domestic peace
social order. wealth and influence of the State
has seldom come.
\ Lar ot'blcssinq<. untold in its keeping.
is now, trccmen of Vermont, submitted to you
to give it life and power by your vote or 10
kill it. Ten thousand sufferers from the evils
of the liquor traffic hang all their hopes OF
life and salvation-upon the
ratification of that law. Shall their cry for
help, for protection be diSregarded: Shall
all their hopes be crushed by cold and cruel
negative:
Be not deceived respecting the Law. You
have been tcld that "the Law is DEMONSTRATIONS
a." But bv whom? Who has made tins
discovery Who are taking so much pains
to proclaim it all over the State? Not the
Supreme Court of the United States; that
bench of Judges in affirming the constitution
alitv of a similar Law in Massachusetts,, have
affirmed the constitutionalitv Of the Vermont
Law Not the Legislature Of Vermont: Not
the Governor of the State; the Law was
passed by the State Legislature and received
the Signature of the Governor; in this act
they declare their belief in its constitutional
itv. Thi, cry Of ''unconstiutonaltv Is
made bv the manufacturers, dealers, and low
ers of intoxicating drinks: bv their feed a
gents. LAWYERS and editors: by class OF time
serving, none, calculating, oilice-aSplrng
uartizans: and bv individuals who have had
the misfortune to fall into bad company. and
10 imbibe the princi pies of men of corrupt
minds and destitute of the truth in this mat
ter. These are the men wLa are CRYING out.
The law Is unconstitutional" At the same
time. they claim to be the most ardent friends
OF tempcrance-the friends of the dear PEG
pie They would not, lor the world, re.ard
Tie process Of so good cause
Are thcy honest in all this: Think YOU
that the rum-scler and his AGENTS and accom-
p.irs> have really turned temperance lrctur-
els: Who believes this? Is Saul also a
mong the prophets? They may ks. bat il
is ONLY tina, they NAV the better secure their
victims and their unna!lowrd gains. They
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ar.n .nurr 81 II, Gi'i,.n hcaut, fv the Nandai
nanit the farmers have OF blowing it down.
iiv commenting with crc!ing turrow At Che
,Ils, and ascending a. their work progressed,
hey Eav" taken several feet from lis Original
highland mnch destroyed It's first proportions.
3nt enough vet remain, OF il. and the works
n It's vicinity. to command attention ami "N-
ate a>tonl,imcnt. II Is not 50 much the hinge
aounl Itself, As the pernlla:tics by which it
!. surrounded. that summons orr considcra-
,:pn. The bank of the river at This place is
unu>uA.iv Lofty anl steep. With avery little
ar,i,i .ial oppo,ition il would he impossible to
ualc it. Th, situation Of the mound under
the old systems OF warfare i, perhaps the
.ao>t eligible in the country tor identification
On one side /, the h. III perpendicular bank
ot' ,h,. river; two other side, are guarded bv
Arr,. ajru,, rayinc,: and the remaining one
,b, least defended by nature. but the most
.,,rIilv nr,,.rtrd nv ar,-Iooks toward. a
,l j,,,,.,,.;or of,h. NOUN, ,I;,.h t,r,,s
..,.r ,..l,., - ,hn ,,,,,o.;.o .;1, IS which,
orl;,. ,rL, .,,,.; ,,,..,
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nl; han.i,,r
=, r,
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h@"''' ""' ",,. '''' Wv '''''- VI ."
't'' ''>''''''"> VI NV l''0''
"""''' w '''''' ~ '''>
- '''>'' w.t. VI, ''''
'"h'p''''' '''' wan ~ '''''' T. "'''' ~
llte C! constant efforts 10 level II, II Is SN!l
inpossiblc to drive over il in direct line
|, must originally have been at least twenty
five feet hig!, and Of great solidi.y. From
each of the ravincs there has been a subterra-
mean pas>arc lealinr unt.ur H.. vail
or cour>, these PASSAGE, .;, not now exist.
lut no eve can rest ON the ,n0t and resist the
,o,y;c,;o, ,bat they bs,e iccn. Deem. mar
ro,v d,.,,r.. ION. mark ,l,.ir co,ir,r from iii,
,,,inrs 70 tLc wall. and the manner in wLi.li
IN. earth m, ,,....n c;,r,cd from in. h,nxS o,r
49,, ,;r.. :, >ir;i;r,,I, ,,lrS;,...to IN,
existence f such pasSaocs So much labor
:, ,,,.,. .,;., ,ro.,l la,.u, l.o l.,
,.x,,..,.l.I nv ,....r,. l,,r;,1 ,,.,, Wv. ,o..
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YES, OR NJ.

Next Tuesday, February the sth. is the
day desi grated Tor voting upon the Liquor
Bill Ii d majority Of the votes shall be YES
it i to become law in March, if No. in De
cculbcr next, unless it should he repealed hv
the next Legislature. The ILL provides that
ii the people approve Of it such parts OF tho
present law as are inconsistent Herewith shall
be repealed: if moi. OF course, the present
law remains unimparcd. The vote will be
then in It's practical results. to give effect to
the bill III March or continue IN force the
present law until December. Our CORES
pondent> have discussed the bill pretty freely,
presenting es.aI.a!ts iur and against it
With the bill in their hands and the reading
and hearing of the arguments which have
been ad,iuccd in the discussion of its features,
every freeman ought to be prepared to vote
ntelli.entlv upon the question. 1t is clear V
th,. duty of every freeman to vote in such a
way as will promote the best goodoi the COM
munit,.
e In the snort artlrlc in our las,, refer
ring 10 The MaS>achusctt, I.i,uor Law, aul
printed al the bottom Of thc second column ON
the third page. the word unconstitutional
should have been constitutional The quota
iion vas from the opinion of one Of the pre-
siding judi rs ot' a court in Boston affirming
the con>itution.lity Of the Law Tie IN.
Was all error Of the con.o1situr.
NEW H,MrSHrRF-T Hon Harry Hi
bard has been nominated again for Congress
IN the 3d. or loo mile district" in n IIsmp-
Shire. Mr. II. WIS Nominated bv one MAORI
~ on In second nailot Edmund Burke had
IS on the LIST and 9 On the ~ ballot: Samu-
81 Dinsnore had 81 on the st and - on The
second ballot, and there were few >ci;.rr:n :
otcs. Til, is his third run Geo.W kittrcdre
OF Newmarket. is the lorofoco candidate in the
l>t district. ana Geo. W Morrison. Of Man-
chester. in the |. Hon. Jared Perkins. Of
Winchester, is the Wing candidate in thu 81
District. and he will give Mr. lIibbari hard
run" if the Viii cs do their duty. In the %
district, the Wings support Col. \. p. Hughes
of Nashville.
MEETING OF DEAF AND MB-All the
Deaf and Dumb persons in Vermont are re-
Guc>tcd to meet in Conventions 10 be holden
at Montpelier, on the 23l and oath davs Of
February, instant, to devise means for aiding
III the erection o, 4 monument to their lament
cd bcncactor, Rev. Thomas H. Galau,lcl