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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-10-11
Indicated FUR CHEST PROTECTOR

To all persons of all ages ard conditions as A
certain and n safe shield against those fearful
diseases. Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthma.
Cougbs. Colds. and other Affections of the
Lungs. which nris. from the exposed state If
the chest. oceording 10 fashion, and the con-
,;ppnl changes or our climate.
{. The Tro,ec,orn /, simplv n cben,eal,v
oronor.J r,r i;,cd with s;ik md ,odJ.j
which suspended from the neck. coyers IN n
has, in sn ayrceoble a manner that once
,,.o,n 4, hocomes \ necessity ami n comlor,
T" Tbc Pro,cc,orn although but reccnilv in
,,oaaa.J ;n,', America i. MAKING rand NO
rross ,sronrh ,bc limited states The canada.
Son,h A mcr;co and The West Indies II has
tor n long lime becn a staple article in Enc.
Land ami on tho continent of Europc. while i,
has orown in many countries to The p,si,ion
Of oS article of dress.
To demonstrate these fact, enquire OF INV
English residcn, in YOUR vicinity of h,.know.
leIce of The beneficial effects Of wenrin,, The
Pro,ecior. without recourse to .doctoriSp of
any lind. The cost of wearing these articles
Il mere triae. and one will last some wears.
No one who values the health Of himself or
III, forniIy will he without them. The Hos
n;,oIs IN his country arc not alone recon.
,neoJ;nr them. bu, rSpidly Introducing them.
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TIE AMERICAN'S FRIEND
HOLLOWAY,s PILLS!!

To the Citizens OF the United States
most hunibly and sincerely thank you
for the immense patronage which YOU have
bestowed upon nv Pills. ] take this oppor.
tunity Of stating that my Ancestors were all
American Citizens, and that entertain Tor all
that concerns America and the Americans, the
most lively sympa,hics, 20 much so that ] Or
iginally compounded ihese Pills expressly 70
suit your climate, habits, constitutions, and
manner of living, intending TO establish my
self among yon, which ] have now id0ne, BY
taking premises in New York. -
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80, Corner OF Ann and Nassau Ss., NY.
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V. b. PALMER,
NEWSPAPER AaUNT

scoILArs BUILDING, COURT ST., BOSTON.
~ To Public Institutions, Reading Rooms, Clubs.
&e as well as TO Individuals. this Agency pfe,onts
oonvsneni nnd safa OF sui bng ior or ad,.r
t,ng In, any nunbcI OF the beet New.paper, OF The
country. Reniitsnces may be sent by mail with a..
sursnce that all orders will be fahfy attended TO- 81
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Hats, Caps & Furnishing Goods

Of all sorts, Shirts, Drawers, Suspcndcrs, Col
lars, Cravats, Hosiery, and all that goes TO
make up n wcll-drcsscd man.
Cash or ready pay is the motto, and a man
who buys here is not compelled to pay for the
goods he buys and bad debts Of others be-
sides
ss"Dont forget the lacc-Nichols' Build
ing, south end the bridge.
II JAMES L. NEGUS, Eorcstan.
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FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE.

Winter Term begins ...... Dec. :. 1854.
Spring Term begins. ....March 2s, 1850
Fall Term begins $3.50. Aug. 10, 1859.
Rev. JOSEPH +. KING, 4. NJ, Principal.
New and superb brick buildings, with cv-
3rry desirable appurtcnancc, TO accommodate
P0) boardcrs, ladies and gentlemen
Faculty will consist OF twenty Professors
and Teachers able to instruct the most adj
kanccd classes of students Unusual facili-
les in natural science, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Music, Painting and Eloculon.
Tuition for term of II rrLL WEEKS: Phi
naries 80; Common English, 6 90; High
A. English and Ancient Languages each from
&c TO 81 %; Extras ut corresponding rates;
ncilentals soc; Board, Fuel and room 10 #.
" IL, well furnished, : | 50 per week, paid
II advance ; per term of II WEEKS, including
uiton in Common English and incidcntals,
II advcnce 81 60
Arrangements are made for excursion
rains ut reduced fares from Troy and Cas-
Teton on the first and last day of each term.
Circulars with full information may he had
1t this office, or by applying to the Rev. II
b. TAYLOR, Steward, Fl Edward, y. Y.
Sept. 2lst 1854. "a: dec l.
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Six Thousand Agents Wanted!

SIX thousand young and active men are wansed In
the capacity iagents. tn transact business whrh i,
guaranteed 10 pay TO smart, energetic persons from
two TO three hundred dollars per month The oceupa.
pon Is Ight aud pleasant, aud profit. all cash. No
person need Hrpy un"ss able To produce satisfactory
references as to inegrlty. Capacity aud industriou.
habits. No capital required. All applications con.
tanning one dollar proof Of good faith IN DO puue
tualy attic nded to- aud the nature Of tbs fully
explained. fpfefeTei, salaries will be paid month";
10 advance Address WELLS a. SMITH 81. Louis,
30 IIenes' Agents for the Uuited ststei and Canada
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READY MADB Clothing!

Will be opened to his aStonShcd gaze and at
prices which, notwithstanding wool is SO
cheap, will make him stare. There is no kind
of mistake about this, and if anybody doubts,
and is not satisfied on inspection, he shall be
paid for his time and be boarded ut the cx-
pcnsc of the proprietor.
In addition, determined TO meet every
want, the proprietor has taken great pains to
provide himself with large stock in every
variety of ladies and scntlcmcns'
BOOTS AND SHOES =!
From the sturdy brosan to the most delicate
slipper, and at prices warranted 10 per cent.
less than has heretofore been sold at.
ALSO
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$50 600 Gift, of,he actual costot $50, 200

Z0U, UUU glftS oItne actualco 6lCU,VOU
Each purchaser Of n one do liar Engraving,
therefore, receives not only an Engraving rich
!y worth the money, hut also ti'kct which
| entities him to one Of the 81 is when they are
distributed.
For five dollars, a highly finished Engrav-
ing. beautifully painted in Oil, snd five gift
tickets. will he sent; or five dollars worth OF
splendid Engravings can be selected from the
Catalogue.
A copy Of the Catalogue, together with a
specimen of one OF the Ensrav.ngs, can he
seen at the Office Of this paper.
For each dollar sent, an Engraving actually
| worth that sum, and gift ticket, will immc-
diaiely be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The Committee believing that the success
of This Great National Undertaking will be
materially promoted by the energy and enter
prise OF Intelligent and pcrsevcring agents,
h ave resolved to treat with such Gu the most
liberal terms.
Any person wishing to become an agent. by
scnoing (post paid, 81, will receive by return
of mi. u. a one dollar engraving, " gif. tick.
et," pr os2ecius, n Catalogue and all other
necessary information.
I'm the fin II completion Of the sale the gifts
will be plncco in the hands OF Committee Of
the purchasers 10 be distributed, due notice Of
which will be ri ven throughout The United
States and the Can.das
,oo w,,h,, ,,,,, ~ ,y,,h;u, ton at 800 $4,000
ou :, g f,i.v 100 I0.OD0
,oo =. a. W.h..r 100 i0,O0O
10 c,Ihoun 100 1890
81 elegant Oil PaintIng., in splendid GUT
frsmr', siz~ 3rt Il zach, iol 80 s'oa
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2N3 n. zach, ~ 'V'o
800 ,t-rI plate Engrsvi nss, brilliantly cold
in oil, rich gilt ffamrs 2iKa0 in each, 10 WV
10 900 elegant staei plate engfasin:s. cold in
Inf The a.h m Mann nj
237 o 't~cl plate Enyravinrs, from 100 DIFF.
frreEt plates, nav in p>session Of and
osned by the Ar,i,t's Union, Of tho mar
Net value of,fImn 81 cts; 10 u ZACH, $1,000
hfst Class dwelling in Jist ~ N. Y city, l2,ooO
% building l"ts IN 100 aud lOlst SITS. n. \.
ciiy. each % by 1U0 n. drar.N lO1o I2,0oo
100 Wills Sites, eontsining each 10000 60.
IT, In the suburb. OF N. y. city, aud eoni-
n'snding magnificent view Of the Hudson
River aud Long Island Sound, at 500 10000
90 perpetual loans II cash, without interest.
ofseeuri,y, oft?3o seeh, 1000
50 100 -" 5000
40 81 5000
$50 70 5000
1000 I" S " 10000
Reference in regard to the real estate, +. j.
Visscher & Co, Real Estate Brokers, New
York. Orders (post paid) with money en-
closed, 10 he addressed,
J.W IIOLBROOKE,S Sec. ,5O5 Broadway NY
10 The Engravines in tn. catalogue are
now ready for delivery. 23:6m
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Administrators Sale.
For sale, 40 acres of Timber Land IL miles
|om Whiting Depot. Said land is situated in
&c town of Leicester
Also, several Pews in the Methodist Church
Middlebury. Said premises belong to the
btate Of Leonard Dcming.
JACOB W. CONROE, Admr.
Middlcbury, Sept 20, 1854. 22tf
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Flannels & Blankets.

90 pieces white, scarlet, orange, biuc and
rey Flannels. Also, Rose Blankets, Mar
lilies Quilts, &c, received and for sale by
i. NALLETTE.
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ADDISON COUNTY.
In Chanccry. June
Term, 1851.
Whereas, William
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Sept. 90.

All accounts due the estate of L. W. Clark
bust be paid during the present month, oil
hey will be sued. l.. W. CLARK, JR.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-14

A YANKEEIsM.-The European cores
pondent of the New York Observer writes
Of meeting with Yankee at his hotel in
Berlin in this way:
AS stepped into the hotel, encounter
ed a specimen of iuquisi,iveness SO charac-
teristic tina; must tell OF it.
On my asking the servant if the Ameri-
can gentlemen who came With me We're now
in the house a tall. venerable and we'll
dressed man whom | at once knew for an
American, standing in the hall turned upor
me and demanded:
"Dld two Americans come with you ?"
replied. "They did"
"What part of the country did they come
from ?" he asked
"From New York." | answered.
"Whst are their names ?" he contiued as
if he had perfect right to question me till
he was satisfied. gave him their names
and then without wait to give him n
chance to ask more thought to put him
through the same lessons and said: "Are
YOU an American 2" "Y Yes." "What part Of
the country are YOU from p "Frum Bos-
ton" he said "What is your name 20 ash
ed Benson" he replied and ! left BIN.
We spent several days together as the same
house. but got no further in the ca,echism.
AT an election for Justice of the Peace
held in Rayenna, Portage Co. last 5 tur-
day, where the Nebraska question 5
made direct aud positive Issue. the Anti
Nebraska candidate was elected by mat
iority of one huRdred and forty four! This
is the more note worthy from the fact that
the old line Democrats have carried Ra.
VIENNA by strong majorities,for years even
when Wings and Free Sol lers united
against them
An affray took place at Toledo on the
4th, between canal boa:man by the name
of James Watson, ard George Snyder, "a
Saloon keeper. in which the latter killed
the former. Snyder fed, and at last ae-
counts had not been arrested.
Ten thousand freemen met at North
Adams, Mass, and were addressed by Y
Collins Lee, southern anti slavery man of
Baltimore, and e. d. Culver, the brave
lawyer Of New York-The toasts were
pithy. A vote was taken and "as nearly as
could be ascertained, the sentiment on Ne
braska stood against the iniquity. 9,o97-
for it, g. -Postm0Sters!"
At the Democratic Primary Meetings in
81 Louis Co, Mo-, Col. THOMAS II BENTON
was nominated for reelection TO Congress
by a unanimous vote, having received
4,2s0 votes. Francis p, Blair. Esq. was
selected as one of the candidates for the
House Of Representatives
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-14
REMINGTON'S
Patent Coffee Pot.

TNiIIS valu 4bIe ticle has now been thor.
l. ought, tested by great number OF tho
ctizens Of Fremont, who unite with thirty thou
sand others In the State, in the declaration that
il is a great Improvement. Ii saves all the fine
aromatic flavor, settles the coffee without eggs
or other aids. | will have d hew supply in a
few DAYS, when will furnish all the ctrzens
desiring them.
have few county rights for sale. vet in the
north OF Ohio, which will close out on the
most favorabl le terms, TO menufpc iurers or ped
dlers. J j. SMITH,
IS Norwak, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-14

Il lR the cure Of A que and all Bilious diseas-
l. er, aud which have surpassed all other prep.
araiions whether in the shape of Chologogue,
Febriiuge Bitters or Quinine Mixtures, which
are or have heen before the public. 1t is a GER
tain cure for the following diseases, which all
originate from the same causes, viz: Imperfect
a"tion of the skin, or Kidneys, Fever & Ague,
Chill Fever, Intermittent and Remtient Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Diarrhea,
Dysenterv Liver Complaints, Janndice. skin
Diseases, Loss Of Appetite, Debility, Cold sweats,
Femsle Complaints (weakness, &c.,l Of the
latter il 10 one Of the safest medicines before
the public. No CaIomel, Qnnine, nor Arsenic
here. Price s 81 per bottle, with the Pills,
which may be found under cover in the back Of
the hottl-. Sold by ) BUCKLAND IL CO,
June 49, '54-li:iv Fremont, -.
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JAMES A. MCKAY,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDEF

CLYDE. OHIO.
HNENDERS his services to those wishing IL
4 build either public buildings or prvate res
licences He will furnish original designs in
any OF the various STYLES Of architecture, accu'
rata estimates aud specifications, accompanied
with drawings of details aud elevations, got ur
with promptness and despatch, in which beauty
aud taste made to combine and harmonize
with economy, convenience and durability,
Mr.. NJ. will also give instruction 10 architec-
tural and perspective drawing and shading, geo.
metrical handrailng, &c, to such are drsi-
rous of becoming judicious and tasteful master
builders.
An Communications from abroad promptly
attended to- March In-'53-6m,
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Buffalo Market

July Tg-T2 NJ.
No new feature in -four; the demand conGn-
ed principalv TO the local aud internal trade ar
81 250s7 rs for good TO choice Ohio aud Mch
Wh-at-Quiet, aud in fair request: sales
5000 bu ~. River at 81 50
Corn-More active aud in better request;
sales $500 bu.; included were 1900 bu car
90 OF Fintry. al 5 &C., and 3 0l0 bu. very hand
some III. River on private terms, supposed al
54c.
Oats-Du'l and inactive at 3S0a4).
Whiskey quiet at !4ic.
Canal fre'rhts are firm-r; l3ic. on corn: SO
ca 60 on -four to New York.
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July Appointments.

Dr. TUBES, Analytic Physician,
Wit be at his Room,
Fremont -Croghan House, Thursday, goth
July.
rIFFIN-Shawha House, Friday and Sat
urday, 2Ist aud } nh July.
SANpusKY CITY--St. Lawrence House,
MONDAY and Tuesday, oath and 18th July.
IToLEDo-Collins House, Monday and
Thursday, 26th and 27ih July.
u Read testimonials be!ow-ney ore every
month";
|TNHOSE afflicted with Chronic diseases of the
l. Liver, Lungs, Kidneys, or Sp,en In
lAmmations, Rheumatism, Asthma. shoriness
of breath or difficulty of breathing, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, Weakness or Nervous Disabilities
Resliessness, Loss of Appetite, Consumption,
Derangement OF the Stomach, Bilious Affec-
tons, Gravel. White Swelling, Cancer, Scrol-
ua, Ulcers. Impurities Of the blood or of any
Chronic or long standing diseases, are invited
to call
DIR. r. neither bleeds nor blsters; nor is he a
Home eopathisi; he never uses Mercury, Arse
mic Antmonv, or any other mineral us q medi-
cal agent, nor is he Thompson sn-he neith
er slesms nor gives emptic! His theory of dis.
ease differs from all others that have been adop-
ted, bar not mor+ 50 than does his
system of Treatment.
An unblassed opinion a. iOr the probability OF
a cure always given subiecting the patient TO
no expense without reasonable prospect OF
SuCcess
SALT RHrUM RADICALLY CURED.
Mrs l.. Rhumigh, OF Beaver, Pa, cured of
SAT- Rheum OF eight or nine years standing.
| II was of a most painful oharacte' covering the
enlire surlaca o. the hands, aud portions of the
arms aud person Frst cilled, nearly four
years ago in four months the skin became
soft aud smooth, aud remains entirely free from
disrase to th,s time. The above case is srlec
ted, because one 0f The tir-i cared in the West,
and best shows its permaneury, Those who
have been similarly affected aud cured reside in
the vicini' Of nearly every appointment, TO
whom reference can be given. Equal success
has attended the treatment 6f White Swellings,
Assesses, Scroluia aud Fever Sores, som- Of
which have been noticed IN TIE monthly reports.
In the treatment VI AL such, we relV mainly u1-
on internal remedies that calculated to neu
| trdl lze the acid substances supporting diseases,
and by exciting the eathful activity Of the skin
and other secretory organs, to force noxiOus ex-
crements to escape by the natural channels =
Hence the cure is radical without depletion, and
instead Of eedangering the Lungs az a superfi-
cial healing OF ulcers or scattering" Of tumOrs
invarbe does, il serves Ia prot ect and strength
en those vital parts. Our remedies selected
exclusively from the Botanic kingdom, care
| fully r. eeting all narcotic aud other pOsOns.
| rhsy can he borne by the most delicate and
feeble constitutions, and never Increase but us
ually diminish liability 10 colds. AS W. do noi
make sick to make well or tear down to huild
up again. Patients may remain at home aud at
tend to their ordinary vocations during treat
ment. May 90.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-14

~ HI undersigned have purchased the lath
/ machine at Elmore where he will Oe
found at all times u wait upon customers or
any who may give him a call Orders filled
and lath SHIPPED TO any point desired -Narfent-
ed good. G. NJ. TYLER.
P. ) Orders left at the store of Miners 81
Erns, Fremont, will be promptly filled.
Flrnore Inne "a, ,-no1n d.
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GOING EAST.

Il
FROM CLEVELAND
The 6 90 aud 3 3 II. m. aud 3 80 and I. As
p. N. Trains connect at Toledo, with Trains of
Michigan Southern Rail Road for Chicago and
the West
The $50 a. m. Express Train. forms q di.
rect ooune ctioB via Sandnskv. between Cleve.
land, and Springfield, Dayton. Indianapolis,
Cincinnati Toledo and Chicago.
The 30 a. ~. and 80 p. IN. Trains con-
meet at Sandu sky, with Mad River and Lake
Erie Railroad. The 9.3 a. N train connects
with Mansfield and Sanduskv Rsilroud.
FROM TOLEDO,
The 4 so aud Q II m. aud the 2. 5 p. IN
trains, connect at Cleveland, directly with
trains OF the Lake Shore Il Dad. for the east; at
MonroevllIe with trains of Mansfield and San
dusky Railroad.
The > u. m. and Q. 10 a. M. and 3. ) p. m.
fraius connect pl Clyde, with Mad River and
Lake Erie Railroad
he A 80 and 9 10 a. m. Trains connect at
Cleveland with Cleveland & Pitsburg Railroad.
The 30 y. m Train forms direct connec.
ton between Toledo ad Cleveland, via San
dusky.
FROM SANDUSKY
| The 05 a. m Train connects at Cleveland
with Lake Shore and Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Rail Roads.
f. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
. Cilice c. & r. r. Il.
Cleveland, June 25, 1854. 90
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500 Reward

TINE Jewelry establishment Of T.. II. Lep.
Il pelman a. Co., was entered on the night
Of the 4th inst. and about IS Silver Watches
and one Gold Watch stolen. The following ID
a description Of them ns near as rccolleoted:
| ID. v. Silver Hunting Watchf Gold joints,
No. 1871 '5-Rothchilds, Maker
!. Silver Railway time-piece, No. 9, li2-
Samuel. Maker
ID. -. Plain Case, Hunting Levers, 5 pair
jewels, No. 2 96 aud 9, 0,42S.
Large Plain Case, English IIcnting Lever
Plain movement.
plain case English Levers. | Engine
turned English Lever. | Gold Lsnine.
The balance consisted Of Silver Lspine aud
Detached Levers, in hunting and open cases.
We will paw the above reward for auy iufor-
nation that will lead to the recovery Of the
property and apprehension and conviction Of
the thief.
+. II. LEPPELMAN s. co.
Fremont, july 6, 1854 "a.
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| A THIEF CAPTURED Mr. Alex Bow
land and family. Of Seneca township, visited
this city on the Fourth, to particip ate in the
festivities Of the day. During the absence
Of himself and family. his house was enter
ed and about $500 stolen, the money being
all in gold and silver Suspicion was fas-
tened on nephew of Mr.. b, and the off.
GERS started in pursuit The gentleman
was oyerhauled at Clyde and compelled to
disgorge the money, which be had on his
person He was brought to this city and
taken before Justice Leidy for examination
Seeing the chances against him, he concu-
ded to give leg ball. He requested Mar.
shal Mitchell TO step out OF doors with him,
when he broken like quarter horse. but
was soon overtaken and remained to Jail
We are glad that our friend Bowland sue
aeeded in recovering bis money-the earn
ings Of years of toil.-,Senecd Advertiser.
The NEBRASKA Issue liz PExNsYLvAN1A.
On Saturday last the Hon. Augustus
Drum, Democratic Representative in Con-
gress from the nineteenth district Of Penn
sylvania, was nominated for reelection +; his
district is composed of Westmoreand, Arm
strong, and Indiana counties. The nomins.
ton was made by direct vote of the mem
bers of the Democratic party. and turned
upon the Nebraska measure, which was op.
dosed by Me-. Drum and advocated By
Judge Todd, who was presented as a com.
petitor for the nomination. On the issue
thus made the Democratic electors su1t in
ed Mr.. Drum by giving him the handsome
majority of fifteen hundred and fity-one
votes! In this decision we have further ev.
idence of the weakness of the Administra.
ton upon this question, among the mem
bers of its own party in Pennsylvania,
NotionaI InteHigencer.
The Pittsburgh Post an Administration
organ pays the following very elegant com
nliment to the Locofoco Ohio STATE Cons.i-
tuition:
Our sister State of Ohio is now suffering
from the effect Of hasty and ill-advised leg
sIation, Her constitutional convention, =
couple Of years ago framed a law for the
regulation OF Banking institutions which al.
though undoubtedly intended for the good
Of The majority has been by decision Of
the L. 5. Supreme Court declared uncou-
situ,ionaI This is most unfortunate
state of affairs; and to obviate the evil e Y.
ernor Mcdll will be compelled to call an ex-
ira session of the Legislature. The deci-
sion of the Ohio Supreme Court, declaring
the tax law Of that State nGconstituonal,
will also be up for action "The world is
governed too much"
1t is rumored that one OF the rural dis
tricts in New York, will insist on running
Henry Ward Beecher as their candidate
for Congress this fall. The People mean
to have out the best men and will elect them