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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
A Card to the Ladies.

nR.E.N TRtsT'S French Periodical Life Pils
~ have ever proved iafsiibls IN etadicaiing any
dibeuty and removing sl Instructions and stepPages
OF the menses. The-s pills have bcen used for yeats
ia the private pfaciee OF Preach Physicians, aud 10
soma extent IN this county. Urged BY many ladies
~ho have the Periodical LIE Pills, d. Z ret hrs
heea induced 10 cell the attention OF the puplic 10
their wonderful praperie. the assiaiion OF suffer
ing from ireg uia,ny, Of whaey"r nature, as vel
as to prevent pregnancy those ladies whose health
Will moi pc init OF al increase of family.
Presnau, frmali = OF those supposing Themselves to
he viii not ct use, take thesr RUSS d. ifrt
assumes rospansihi.ItT afieT this adnoniiioa.-
1hvn mildness, ho~evef, woud prevent aRy injury 10
health under any circumstances.
Beware of imposition. These fills are soi Only BY
DIR. E. N. TklS1, who will foiwurd box "a any
pan ofthe couuiTy, with ample objections, or ro-
&c "a OF thee 10 lsrs enc os ietsf lost paid.
Address. DR. h. n, TNlSI,
l3;ls3m 60 Grand street, New Nefk Guy.
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100000 GIFTS, of the actual cost of
2l60 00O IN

Each purchaser OF One Dollt BngtavinF, therefore
receives onis Engraving richly ~orh the money
hut uhn ticket which cntile him OF the GIFTS
ehcu ttey are disrrihui.d.
For FIVE pOiLARs highly finished EnefavinR
henutiftilg PAINTED IN OF, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS. vii be seut; or FIVE UOtLAR'S wotth
81 spefdd EBgiavHgI ran be- selected ffotn the Cata
lugue.
A cop n Tho Catalogue, together with q specimen
Of % tina Eugfssiugs, can b. the office Of
this pana.
For ot.h dollar sent. an Engraving actually worth
that sum aud Gifi Ticket, wiii immediately be for
.Fga
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aIDA MAY!n "IDA MAY!!"

no not soad to Bosiaa for this ercalle wefk when
~ you eau ave IL nearer homs, aad ~ fhsaS<r
Skus sn Hssssa. Ia oraei thas all may 'raa aad
e~n ths e4ceIieai work propose 60 sell as follo~s
SINGLE COPIES, si,m
TO CLUBs, ~ copies Tor sl2, cash ~ih ne efaer'
500,
will send single copies pei matt aud Pas the post
age to any person 10 the state for cory, easn
with the order.
Furnished Ia Rootssiss. by the dozen. At rablish-
err, prices. .,rox
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29

70 Ihf NhuffhOIaefS.
At meeting e he Shar ehade!- 4. Poi hams thir
Git EnttrpuHs, held on The 2lth u Julyi hs i0l0~-
IA q fesalu ton adopted
- Kesovtd-1hst 20 soon as It - asceftained thai
80 900 of he Cit Tickets Issued By Mr.. Pelham N
hi, Th.d EnietpTire are sold, the Committee shall
call tue harcLoies together Al The uost c"rNenien,
al for the ef insi racting said committee
ia regard the manner OF dspvsias the q IL prop
Having learned from M. PeTham that 6oo0l Of said
Tickets old, and that all probability the
mulning 20 600 called for by the above resalntian,
would be sold ~ the 6fs of January neat, We have
determined necordrnre With the ahoye opinion, 10
call = MSS MEETING OF the SH1REHOLD-
Frs NJ somp place 10 be bereanef nuned, on the
I7h Of January, 1855, ioi purpose desgnated BY
The resolution. ROBERT BE ATTY, IN. :
J LATHRuP,
Il. :. ADAMS. 10
QF'i00,0O0 7'ieksis only at 3 each iriH
be soid,-tach ticket uiH admit four persons
all al once, or portions at different times, 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29

ia oId-i 90 insure an immediate .alo of The whole
''ort .htl sell following redused price,, vii
IT CENTS geo yard 10 Hemp CARrErs
06 CENTS o., ys'd for GOD LINEN CARPETS )
an GEMS 90, Ss,d f,f INGRAM
an ceNTs riYua T., uNioN CARPETS,
MS cENrs Psi Y.-4 f4f ,upf. UNION CARPETS,
so rSrs s,, ysd TO, TWO Ply CARPETS
65 10 50 CENTS as',s'd FOR E'',, F j'.s,s
70 TO Is eryrs ''''.'' ct s'''; ssap.r.
so go erNrs yer '''' s Fl S' 99ssaIs
% OLD! osNrs Pc, ya'a i,' ssg,.s9s
InBEf-rLY cArrETs a, Crest REDUCTION,
l25 cs EFFs fs , ,,s 70. nag1 s.iai
ioi s1I maisft.ty les of nsi-h sal Ameno.a manu-
1876 l62 fs ;SFs &, s aSssr Velvet Isr
usu,i price of sni.h 90, %, sad upwards
l7E CENTS per yifi Or elegant WILTON CAR.
~ rEls rho u.usi piiesa OF whoa arc 50 aut
up~aiis.
Al.s.m,o, ,fyls. NJ birh-so.t Ts?e,ify ani Velvet
CARERS, oitupaiiof E0giish mfnutar'uf.s which,
fNFNf Ni-N NtifH HNN EAiI'iINi NNNl"Nf
loa in otr Geo ihi. cauuffy ~ii1e .,id at The
same pfi.c 0t tn ofcinlIy lr'ilte.
Also, 400 our PAINTED CANVAS CARPETS
rm1fsrtne ho .tfgfsi assuttnsn q, Ice found the
CIV, ct strrt OF ll BE- 20 i-ri ide nafiOs-
s.tsiahs. a the sans reduced prices.
Aiso. BOOKINGS, CRuMB CLOTHS. STAIR
CARPETS. FELTiNGS, kUss, MATS, aud all ami
tles Usually fouaa 90 fnst Gloss Carpet Nareho0,s
n1yTo effect $ e'o,ins out -ais. VII he .scn b.,
ne ernee 10 our To- Of pce' ha w. offer "ef 'ioes 81
nncA lover Prices Carpets hIse before BEEN
sold iaihis country.
N, ENGLAND CARPET CO.,
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RY ma RIRSr lHTlOTO nR TILE Lng

They hase Diet mined, order 10 create extensive
safe fnt theif Engraving, and thus only give
plnyment 20 ige number o. arisis aud sthers, but
in.pifr among euunynen taste Tor works OF art
To present Ia pufehasers OF their engfsvngs, when2J0
u0l OF en- are sold
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Terms and Premiums.

faAmenis To he made IA all cases 10 advance. hIun
ely current IN the state where issued, Will he received
at
The Premiums consist ef the following woiks, back
volames of which viii DO given to new sub,cribefs
aceofdiugo the number Of Prfiud Gala oriefsd, az
haNs a MI nd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-29
Clubbing.

discount Of twsnN i've per csat. from the abo, q
prices will he allowed 10 Clubs ordering fsar OF maze
copies OF any one Of more of the Above wofks. -hss
Pour copies OF Blseksood. OF Of Gus Rcvisw 1iH he
sent TO one sddiess fer ssi foeF eopes at Iosr
Reviews and blackwo,sd Tor $50; aud 80 oa.
BTN, premiums vii be sivea rkers fhs ses We al
lo"ahee . made TO tiubs, Hog viii rfemi1ms 10 aay
ea.s be tunishsd Jules the subscriptions moBfy IL
paid IA tut 10 the pabiisheIs sihoUt
aSen. Moa"y current "A ths state where Is issued
will be received "a par.
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Postage.

10 all the psaesPni Cues aad Towns. the.s woits
WI oe dshva,sd through Agents, FREE or POST
AGE.
Nhea sent by mail, the Postage 10 any part Of the
usHsdSi ates will DO TWENTY POUR CESTSa yer
70, ..'ucA wood, aud but FOURTEEN CENTS ysai
fof sac OF the ab9se kcsis~ss
syke@ii,aness and sssnn.uaieatioa. shonld slwsys
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FNENIUN NUIU NES.
Foreign Q1aiteIiy Review lone yrsL)
Blacs woat's Magazine On months
London Quaustly Hewes iona year
Einhursh Review lone yeaf.l
Meiropoiiisu Magazme tsit nonths
Westminster Rsyiaw (ane year
Consecutive ptemium volumes cannot in all eases be
furnished, except Tor ike Foreign Quarterly Review.
10 present dsaPpoieinea ietoie where that work
- not alone waited, Subscribers will please order as
many didrieni works for preuiums there are vai.
uHics u which they may be entitied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31
THE CHOLER 4.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, July %, 1854
mortality from cholera is rcPsrted to have occur
ed in Burke Comfy, Georgia. Out OF 81 cases IN one
locality 70 less than 50 proved fatal
Seven deaths from cholera have occurred tt Wheeling
Va, during The last three days.
teocraphic dispatch from this city, announcing The
prevalence of cholera the Alms-ususe is incorrect
The officers e the institution deny tie existence Of chol
there.
The cholorn reports from the Aus House not cred
ted and committee of experienced physicians will eS
anime into the matter ts morrow party OF thirteen
besotted paupors stripped tree of green pears last week
and were oil taken sick and eight died. No other cases
reported es YET
PHILADELPHIA July 30. 1881.
-Four members OF family inferred this after
noon who died from cholera Friday and Saturday
father mother and two Three children survive
two Of whom very SICK.
PHiIAD1LPHi. Saturday, July %, 1854.
The Board of Health report 3 deaths during the week
ending TODAY OF them were from cholera, l0J lIsm
choers anum, SO dysenefy p dia-rlea and l4choaFa
morbus.
Nine new cases and eight deaths from cholera have
occurred in the Aims House during the twentyiOur hours
ending a. noon to-day. ,-
BosToS, July 30, ls5i.
There were twenty-five deaths by cholera for the week
ending Saturday
The deaths in this city during the week ending 81 noon
to-day were ls0. .,.,.- 49, q,
No case has proved fatal IL prisoners have been attacked
in a more or lcss violent degree nut ali are no" con-
silered con al, scent.
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MORTALITY IN PHILADELPHIA MAYOR CON
RAD AND THE LIQUOR LAW.

FHIIApLLlAlA. >atufCiJ July - III
The to;. mortality OF Philadelphia this week viii prob
ably exceed OO Reports already received of 90 deaths
frn cholera exclusive Of the Aims House report wch -
about 3d. tbs disease having attacked the OLD women
ward.
Mavor Conrad has issued 10 the officers OF po-
Ice 10 continue reporting al yiostons OF the Liquor
NV on sundays deca-ps that he VIII continue As mere
totor 10 bind over for ;a by jGrytakng the ground
Ina, tho recent decision Of thu supreme Court IN Ban
ca.c was on entirely Payc testimony The Common
,r TRIAL Ho stated that even il the &c sion in Ornitis
rs was ovorred he possessed ample power under other
acts 70 enforce ngd Observance OF Tie sunday Law au
hen sine the issue OF his proclamation
shortly after clock this evening Two severe ,AocAs
- Of distant explosion earthg Jake were ci mere 'S!
o a, he same time at West Chester IL is supposed here
-, bo, hcrn another cunpower explosion at WILMINGTON
he telegraph 20 which place has unfortunately closed ''
d. rr.lf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

Mr.. MACE moved m amendment which WA rejected
to strike from the service every Of the nail steamers.
Mr.. OLDS was opposed 10 all amend nents except his
own. Tie bill makes the appropnation lor the yea end
ing June 1855; they therefore would have To give
the xix months notice on the 3Oth Of December next
Mr.. GOODE Va regarded this mail steaner system as
wrong and rotten and he opposed TO raising a m lion
and ha'f dollars annually from the people 10 divide
among the iayorites Of Government, to support mere
sp. ndid insi vessels, not war steamer
Mr.. DISNEY Ono sSd-This mail steam question has
been here for years and the Arguments omitted to-day
he had heard he was gong to say almost thousand times
BY the old member No new light has been shed the
subject therefore he appealed TO gentleman TO terminate
this debate.
Mr.. CEhrInans and Mr.. DDS amendments were
On m6;ioifof Mr. HAVEN. NY The first section
vGs amended, by vote Of against ST. by striking out
forthrith, and inserting the "thiry.frst December
next as the time for the Secretary OF the Navy 10 give
notfeht the termination OF the arrangement Tor the add
total allowance 10 the Collins line.
Mr.. MACE alluded to his in the Select Commit.
tee appointed investigate the mail steam contracts Il
has been charged the Committee had whitewashed the
Collins line in their report. Whoever charges with
What quarter II coInes--is liar and scoandrel.
Cries Of " Order " order order
Mr.. SEWARD-Tbe gentleman heretofore said there
wa fraud but was r.se to prove it, therefore -aid
the Company was T!taved from the charge and white
washed BY the COMMITTEE Wish the gentleman to know
! am responsible for what say, out of doors.
Air. MACE would have the gentleman understand
am alike responsible state 20 tn. gentleman and appeal
20 every member Of the Committee Of Investigation
to say whether we have no; Travelled over the whole
ground.
Mr.. SEWARD 1 understood the gentleman CHARGED
the mail steamer companies with fraud and in the report
relieved them Of the charge.
The Committee rose the amendment was conquered in
and the bill passed
1t merely appropriate. the amounts for steam mail ser
authorizing the dionsaiOn of the present arrangements
for transporting mails provided it be done without
violation Of the contract in which proposals fcOm
the lowest responsible bidder to be invited for the
vice. Adjourned.
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That more serious cons.quenccs "a rot follow tie ca
tastrople = probably owing to the &c. that portion o
tie roof after j. fall retained tie lien upon ihe
ground It CID when resting upon he l' and form
an ar.h, urae- which were many Of the worknon The
building was addition the other sas-worSs o. TIE
Coupany and 20 have been used + generating as
Il vns caruenced year ago last spring, and bad cost
go 200. !, - z ~ 30 L. ia depth an appeared
TO te substantially hua. tn, cause Of i'' falling Is slp-
posed 20 have been faw in one OF the iron supporting
pillars the center CT the building. Aesars star n
Co. o. Baltimore. said 10 be the builders, aad Cor
Delius Wychof Of tie killed Wa superintendent 81
foreman of the brickayers The bo.e Of the dead men
were taken the hene- Of their families, were aso
those 81 seven Of the wounded. The other sT eon
veved to the New-York Hospital Coroner 0DolAeu
Yesterday palneed Jury, and with them visited the
ruins and took view Of the bodies Of the deceased upon
which nqucs,S Kill be held tic ass granted certificates
Of death to their friends fo7 the nterment Of tie bodies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

80. session a. Of this year. TO show tina: they contained
's,ctlv similar provisions.
ne amendment was then rceoted-feas II, Nays 80
';iF&Smc.r. Achi.ou Beai.qn Csc. Defs s) ls,
n... Johnsor Nouh, Petit. Pratt Rusk, Sbssilan sdell
say SS,arYs"ss.sr, Adams. Alien BADGE. BEL Bright Boah,,d
ss,,,aick, Toote, Gcysr Gillette, Hou'on, James jones
ls,y Thompson ky.l Tocmbs T1ucey. Wade Wciler-s5
M RUSK viewed an amendment appropriatnr forty
ta horssnd dollars for the improvement Of the B-azos
M BAYARD Dell said be thought the bill would GER
,i,lv he vetoed Ii would be- discussed for days
- then returned by the President when there would be
- time TO discuss and consider the veto Howas friendly
. he bill but under the circumstances be moved its post
,.nerent nil next December.
fNr PETIT Ind made speech in favor OF the bill.
Ia esuld sot hew any with a well balanced al
a., cool deliberate Judgment Som the North could seny
ne eonsii,utionaty of such bills.
Mr. BROWN Miss moved that the bill be laid on the
,,he Lest. Yeas 10, Nays 3J.
N,ssrs. BAYARD and MASON supported the post
FMs.srs SEWARD CASS and PETIT opposed It,
Al 81 o'clock n motion 10 adjourn 0a.e. and lost.
Vas H. Nays counted. The debate waa resumed
Ard again a motion TO adjour. was voted down.
Mr. THOMPSON lky) read several acts Of n ike
ti,s approved by Jackson and thought the President
,s safely follow in the footsteps Of his usrious pre-
ssssssor. If Jackson had stomach to ttke the bills Of
~ dsy-vhich were enormous meals IL comparison 20
Iis scht sar-he thought President Pierce could gup
avn ibis with but slight exertion. He for trying the
,sye Of the President, any how lie for putting him
Q NJ
laughter.
Mr. DODGE Iowa said amending this bill would not
S,fest H. The hing said two years ago. and
vet The Senate did amend and the House passed the
hin The Senator from New oFk opposed amending the
hill lie well remembered that that Senaor-who was
HE only in the body enough to interfere be-
tv ee, him and his constltuentscane 10 him former
occasion to try and have Sodus Bay inserted in Of
these bills and that too against the unanimous VOICE Of
The Committee Of Commerce. He reminded the Senator
tlen Of his conduct in interfering between him and his
constituents and the only the Senator could make
vas that be Dodge had the opportunity Of taking the
Christians revenge, by heapng Goals of fire on his head
by getting Sodus Bay into the bill. Now, ms Sena
tor opposes any amendment. He dodge inteDdoi To
move 70 increase the appropriation for the Mississippi
River.
MI RUSKS amendment rejected-24 against a.
Al 4oolock Mr.. BRIGHT moved en- adjournment
Lost-Yess 10; Nays p.
Mr. GWIN moved amendment approprating
$50 for survey OF several haibors end ryers in Cali
fornis
TIE motion was debated.
Mr.. TOOMBS rose to make a lengthy speech against
tho whole BILL hut yielded the floor for motion TO adj
iouru, which ayr, ed to at ~ o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31
ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL

BALTIMORE, July 30, 10.
Tho Southern mil has arrived and brings u New-Or
leans papers up 10 Monday last.
We learn that there storm at Charleston on
Thursday which did considerable damage. The bark
Clement struck by lightning and the mainmast shiv
cred. The American bark Qupnebaug, which sailed from
Charleston in March lest for Nantes suppose1 TO be lost
10 tidngs of her having been received
The Richmond Enquirer contralicts the report that
extra session of the Virginia Legislature Is be called.
Several vessels of the French squadron expected at
Norfolk shortly TO obtain supplies.
Baltimore still continues entirely exempt from cholera.
Eleven Of the pear COMMANDERS at the Amsisuse are
now dead-al died with choeratic symptoms The ether
inmates are as healthy as usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

IANIFVNU, NdIUINuF'
T or h-eo DAYS since A very exciting town meeting
was he upon the subject OF appointing town agents 20
sell liquor ior medicinal and mechanical purposes unlcI
The prohbi.ory law, which goes INTO eneet On lues.s
next resolution was finally presented declaring IN
c1pei,ni for the meeting 10 take seton on the suec
and the question on the adoption OF the resouoh was
ordered to be taken to-day, by ballot the pols
omen twelve hours The result shows 937 votes IN the al
fTna:ye and l0J6 in the negative. The resolution De-
ng lost another very exciting time took place and VOC
finally adopted requesting the seectmen not TO APP
point agents. This is a movement Of the opponents OF
The law designed embarrass operations and render II
unpoI usr. The excitement here the subject greater
than upon any subject which has before the town
for ycar.
A suall plying the Connecticut River be
tween Lis City and East Hsddam, called the Agawain
,ns burnt ~ her wharf the latter place, last night
I...s $40 gt0 Insured Ivy 81 30.
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TIE SUNDAY LIQUOR Law ~ PWLA-
DELPHfi.
1.T = Trib me.

Co.rs-p,sssres To. y Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30, lsji.
City quie; to-day. The majority OF the grog shops
are closed but several in consequence of the recent
decision of the Supreme Court are open, and in full
blast The Mayor and Police, however, are on the
alert; and every offender against the Sunday law
snd thr ease OF creation will be held to answer az
Court. The Mayo- for the present, at least, will
rigidy enforce the sunday law: and public opinion
su-iaius him.
There were J1j deaths in this city during last week.
OF CHOLERA in.antunl. luG; cholera. 7O consumption,
-: coup Gc ,oleil. - dysei'ery II; stl-boru, Il.
Adults. .4l; children. 80.
Cholera Is slight, on the increase in this city.
N,attor today warm and sultry
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head and his arm - badly bro'en a. to requ re amqu.a
ton tie Wa cared Tor % the CIty Hospital
Al other horse baby INJURED iaai ne WI nave -
he killed.
Oher persons injured, bat eyed to shear A'e'
10 ,hst orr Reporter unable obtain their names and
CONDITIONS. W.lh 80 usry men at WORK IN the ou"di1s
the e,cspe Of such large number could have been Aue
.hori OF urGcou. ad i probably to Be attributed 10
good part he numerous ntesiice' in the iron ro'
frame Which Perni;:e! coo, person 70 mark i'e line oi
descent. and step INTO safe place
p. s-Daaid Sullivan Diet Yesterday, At The hospital.
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COMMERCIAL MOVEMENT MURDER
CASE
BurfNopF. Saturday. July

BAliihoFK, Nalur0AVi July - 100
The coffee merchants Of this city resolve - sell
coffee after August At four MONTH credit instead Of SIX
Hey have been large lo-er- by western failures.
liam Arlington has been committed isr rs, charged
with tie murder vi Michael ,-ia- wltshnal o. Alex
aDdria cotton factory. The Of the murder inst
Arlington he'd been removed. and Higgins appointed
Waterman in his place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31
EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MILL.


Al Wilmington, al o'clock last evening. one Of Gar
nesChes powder mills, mile and half from town.
plodcd, killing James Lynch the Waterman, and injurng
Dennis Cannon. the engineer There were three heavy
explosions which shook the city much. The mill is totally
destroyed The property about the mill was not much
damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31
COLLISION on LAKE ONTARIO.

ROCHESTER, July 80, lsJl
The propeller Boston Capt. Monet, was run into By
schooner Friday night last of Oak Orchard and sunk
She went down in fifteen minutes after being struck The
propeller had full cargo Of -four, pork wheat and
and owned by the Ogdensburgh Railroad Company
The passengers and five in number-arvcd
at the mouth Of the Genesoe River about O'Clock Sat
mday evening, having been the luke in open boat
nearlv - hOurs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

OHio.-A meeting was held at Mansfield on July 20 for
the puose Of endoring the Nebraska Outrage which was
attended By one or two Office holders Tie Christian
S,afesncE THIS refers to the demonstration:
We are tod By Of county officers who counted
Ii. people that there fifty Nebrekaes at the begin
ing and twenty the end OF the drrmmed and can
nonedup meeting the rest were AntNebrasks Demo
erats Nhgs and freeSOers in al about 80 or 800 per-
sons Had not been for the attendance VI
Democrats, Wings and Free oers the meeting would
have been q grand hZzle.
Tie Toledo Blade IL in favor OF running Thomas h.
Benton for President in ESQ without platform and with
out the machinery Of a National Convention.
In Lima Allen Co., paper has been established
.evot.o % Freedom and Repubicanism. The paper il
--,s- r., U,te1 Gr-se and qui.o progressive IN ia
c-r.
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oither az The IeRislsve bodes tclessu sHa1 uV' tn "
wrv imps- the remaining articles o. this iresly
30 r,,sl bsnge of rat 6catOns shall take place 10
ws.hnrton. within s1 month. from tho date her-ot o,
earlier n possible Ia flh whereof We, the respeeuys
peuE o;en'arirs have signed this trea'y ana ha'o ""
unto aft xed eur seals ~n, -, x
Done in triplcs.e q, Washington the hith 1s So
June Ammo Domu one thousand eight hundred ana MY
four.
w l. MARCY H. II
"FL6TN AND KTNCARDiNE" It. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

Mr.. SUxSER.-The Louisville Journal, the strongest
Pro-ssvery paper in the Southwest says Of Mr. Sum
reply to Butler, Mason, and the rect;
I've think Mr.. Summers course mischievous, but We
have high respect his ability His late speech IN reply
10 Mr. Butler OF South Carolina and Mr. Clay OF Asbans
was ma-tery and upon the main points selected for u.s.
e1s.on /, Was overwhelming The senators against who
va directed could reply 10 IT. Trey ieit deePY'