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Paper Agency.

dpCx n6VkASys a..
line Manufacturing Mills for the sale OF men ].
per. He has now on hand inestock OF SnnunsFy
per of the stqualty, and WILSON be IN 'eo''P'
heavy stock Of wrapping paper. .,,.ns
E- Priutersand Merchants arc inviteo. 70 q. Ak ,ss
examinefor themselves. Harrington, aPfeV
IMPoRrANT TO TEACHERs
New Series Of School Books. u -.
r HAVE lust received Sanders nov Series, aDs
saniy teachers With them by Wholesale o. ics.h
: All who have not examined the abose schesa ~
arc inv ted TO call and examine them carefully IL
Frons Taos III Bssston, m, STATE SHper'ntea'
Schools, ioisa. 5-s. -,
al have just completed the examination Of "a.
New Series OF School Readers, and give them ssr.i.
qualified appreciation series Of text eoos 800
rabiy adapted 70 the CoInmoa Sehools Of ouI ~
THOMAS H.. BENTON yl.,-
Far ,n,e i,v O. A. wIlc0X,1sy'
NAV 81. No. Barrett Hcuse Blssn..-
Silver Spoons. 80
nv III - il and NnSf5utg
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Published June lIth.
CONE CUT CORN ERS;
The Experiences of Conservative Family in Fanati
cal Times; Inrofring some account of a Connect
cut bllage the People ,cho Lived in it, and those
'cho came there from the City. By BEsAuLY. 456
PIP. limo, cloth, illustrated. Price, SLIPS.
This tale deals with home matters and familiar
scenes, presenting in the happiest manner many Of
the pecuarities Of American, and especially of New
England life. 1t has real humor and sound satire,
and is wthal thoroughly enjoyable tale with good
moral. II We should pronounce it equal to Charles
publisher praisng his own wares" yet we believe
that afte' reading it very many will award it this
degree Of praise. If Cone Cur CORNERS does not
prove very opular, shall lose confidence in our
own Judgement of books. MASON BROTHERS.
june IL bplm ~ PARK Row, New York.
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CHARLES BEN DARWIN,
attorney and Counsellor at Ldr.
nFFIcEUP STAIRS, In THE CORNER BRICK
" just senth Of the Methodist Church.
June IS, "a,
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u 3 n GOODS

3 NEW GOODS.
ME are new in receipt Of eur new stick Of Spring
Nv and summer Goods, purchased go viah ref
essnae 10 the latest and aose ApDeoysd styles and
s1aiityS Masing soad ont oGr entire STICK Of old
goOis-1ashnk bas si Is
Fresh Iew Goods
car - bought Of ss-and - hersuins tnodesty win
nj allow TO ssy viii sell cheaper ihan al
eHve aAn saAssfafiasly sAy. none sAail N aesssll
- Prees With - are Il srcondaIy cpnsideratina,
al have - Team about that, il " can safs yua in
cs eosds.
CsRe ssd -, ard jeAes fae yoasselvee. We viii
take ptsaaufe h sAsxtpe, vhetke = Aay q rot.
ed = - ere % ~ sAssyss tAss ssue ~
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GEORGE FRAZER

N. EvERSON,
ATTORNEY and c.anseilor at Law, washingto
Washingtoncounty Iowa
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< CASES assorted last eoiorcd Prints;
u 10 DO do Jeans and summer stues;
do shirfiDs and ~ ron check;
; do bleaehcd ipusins;
S bales hickory stripes;
Is do assorted sheeting and shirting;
for sale extremely how by kIMBAII. 4 CD.
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NEWSBOY. more of them at
~ MARI '55 CORSE'S
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Coffee
m SACKS prime Rio Coffee for sale by
w april q US. KIMBALL co.

MoIasses.
L1FTY bbls Belchcrs S. Syrup molasscs,
100 il 10 gall do do do do
10 bills do Golden do do
Is 10 gall do do do do
40 bbls N. o. and L. A. S. H, do
so bbls do do do do do for sale ut
st. Louis Cost and freight by
april % Us. KIMBALL co.
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Sugar.
4 & HHDS prime N. .. Sugar,
NFsI 10 do Fair do do
IS bbls Belchers tA) do
Is do do tB) do
Is do loaf crushed and pulvcriIel sugar,
Bought previous to the late advance, FOR sale by
april % US. KIMBALL co.
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j. q x1nsafL, 81. wIIeIsr. = eH*nnxsns
is. KINRALL 4 CO.

fl,ItE unaessiga,d src tan IN receipt srsat P1
4 st.Yi IT thcis very e1tfrstss as~affnsnfd
Spring and Summer Goods
Mr. Kifi~il ssss a; Tho psrttsess ts,snx resident
az the ksss Earfrra Msrkei-as III consequence ut Ell.
trcme tirhtncse II tie nsscy market aud .he mary
faures ef The past winter, ayailea himself II cxter
sire bargains sr-i1 as hf,rr r. itrse BY any 81
the wrstsr. Stats This e. ables IL share with
our r1buytsase and Refail customer. and the balance
Of mankisd, afrcalIy remarkably low Prices
spriI 90. J. s. kIMBALIs 4 co.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

wish to study economy In II ce hard times over the a,
have been in the habit Of and then aud
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ImpoRrANr TO TEXcHERs
ra,v Series of School Books.

c1LVcI II V0.alAsss, ~. 800 .yttt
NkfLE tea ..iesrff, cream, saItapd mnss. rsrtr
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',i Longworth' Sparkling Catawba
K DOZEN Sparkling Catawba, quarts.
" 10 do do do pints.
10 do Lorgworth C,tawba Brandy, Jus. re
ce, ,rs. and M tor g, sale BY 3. Z. GAY.
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Painted Oil Carpeting
OF all widths from to 8 yards widc-cut to suit
~ any shape or sized room, for sale by
may S KENDALL / co.
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('hGAtfntg1se. To-
r. OWEN Challenge Brand, for sale by
v may 20 EEGAY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-04

We publish this week a cal, for Convcn-
ton 10 be he'll at panvil.. on the III instant
The cal! is made in the right spirit. In view
OF TIE great interests at stake, let the Con
NcntIon be fully attended. Let the Frccmcn
Of the County show by their presence tia;
hey can never sustain an Administration hv
which conliarts are violated. compromises
broken. and lawlcs< mods sanctioned and en-
courH-cd. It is in these primary Conv.n-
tons Of The people that the momentum is NV
en- to any cause which sfir> The rci.or.l nirl.
Mud when the issue before the country Is 50
t'nto!d reason tina; the voice of every citizen
should be heard. We Eorc the call NAV I've
responded TO in the spirit in which it is made.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-04

According to the exrccts'onS Of every
bo';y who knew the determination OF South
err ir"choocrs to make Kansas Slave State.
The President has az last removed Governor
i'c"'er, and appointed in his place Hon. john
l.. Dawson. Of PENNSYLVANIA, a member of
the last Congress, and an advocate Of The
kaASt>-Ncbra>Aa BIZ This is another sir
niiirant fact. 1t Gives The lie direct 10 those
advocates of the Administration who have
all a'"n" been asserting that ;hc Missouri
moe had EGt the cOUntcuanrc Of the FrC.i-
dent, bnt .hat ie woalG uphold the mai,,~-v
OF tie law IN the person Of Governor l,cc..cr.
The ''ovvfuo" was thc only person H. tie
Territory who had POWER to maintain peace
a! order, and defeat the outrageous .hcrcs
OF Sfrlngf"i CIV and hi, ran" Of row,lie>. Yet.
at the demand OF mob. the rrr~i,irn: his
removed hin. and appointed as his successor
don.'I;ace Of Ike most desirable Soitnt>s.
There /, a l,rt.ext for tins removal @.
course. Dt course the President would not
rrr.ovr man from Office because he had
t,'l''I"i!. performed the duties OF that office =:
Absurd Air. Feeder has been >vcculatins
IN india" lands THIS may Ic charcc cast
err to make t''an TO prove But it Will
serve as convenient prrtcxt for the af.olo-
"'>'S OF the President wLrrewi,l TO EXPLAIN
away ''rr ir'init" wirkc.nc>> Of the removal!
tar'- *" these tend wo,rl..ri','lv,o al.ay the
indignation s?rcao;n, through the North a,
The nri:n,.r.r~s oa-ra,:s a. II. Ex.,I.iyc
and his master,
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I in 1>j2, nearly every Southern VIII. voted
with The Pierce and DOUGLAS Democrats IN
favor Of the passage Of the Kansas Nebraska
BIZ. the iart became apparent that. as W.
t;opnl organization the u liz Party was >horn
of lis strength. From that hour everything
has tcn,ir'. towards the construction of a new
Party having special ref renee to the money
tension OF Slavery. The experience Of the
last ten Years has clearly proved that only
hv Sucl, q movement can TIE natl he save i
from the dancers which threaten it. and tE.
Free States bc prevented from becoming the
coNJucrcd provinces Of IA absorbing Oli.ar-
chv. And still men fingered waiting an!
watching. 1t was hard to abandon the assoc
Citations Of wears. They tried to believe that
the Wing Party Of the North coulI be in
vi corated, or that the Democratic conclomc-
ration could bc wrc>tcI FROM the control OF
TIE South. Then arose new organization,
secretly. swiftly, tcrriblv-for time. I'm
aoininr that a new prophet had arisen in H.
ra"l, thousands rushed into it; in the Free
States. from rood notiv,.> for the nr,>t part
It's end has already been answered. It has
broken with the IRON hummer of an Icorocla~t
the political rols L,iorc which some WORTHY
men were doing ScnS,!v,s homa,r. IS a ma
tional organization, il has been abandoned
1t snapped asun'lcr forever at Philadelphia.
Its bricl course ha. tEt< far clearly demon
Strated this one truth, that the question of
the cx'cn~ion Of Slavery i iii. ONE uErAI
ISSUE before The country
TO tins conclusion everything points. Oh
staclc after obstacle has ";vcn way before tie
marci, Of opinion in that direction. THIS
rass Of opinion is row consolidating. Atlini-
ties are becoming more and more arr,r,ut
Minor differences one bv one are being >va!-
lowed up in the overwhelming tide whicl is
flowing in from Maine to Kansas The last
rcmainin. ol>tar!c-.thc SEW lEn Whir, of
New lork-will probably JON the onward
movement in The coming Autumn. and carry
., ,;. -.
the Party Of Freedom. anl make the empire
:, 49,. s...nro ,,r o., .,,; r.,..,
.o. III. Persistence,
Thus are events e'aninc +hcn.cIv,. IT,.
current * >.ronr- uot >y,.t Ln. ,c.;..r..-.
Thorc J., ;,..}.,,.,.;o, mad,
lasrinr and earnest, tx tie moral .crs,l,l;,v
and reIi nous lc,otion Of Tie ,cor,, TLor,.
!, ,,~v,lnc ,,,,;..;,, ,,.o,.,,,, ill.,.
tho ,urv way IN which tb,v ,, max, ,
selves heard. and their Influence fir : t,ro.
Party which shall combine w.. o,,;ro
,,~cnc.b Of H.. friend. ~ rr,,l, ,I,
ont n. I'ni,n sinh, p,r.v j. mo ,,,or
,r,ircm,;;c,1 I, ,,o,,;.
/, : , 20 10 ~. al,
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| -St r"lN !HitTi.-nn Thurul,.
"a; week Al l-i-hman cn,,lr,,.a o., 49,
" orks vas .nrrr.i 20 .i-ii, ,.,.I r ,..t..
NJ. tro:n Ii. FL c,t 81 eat ;,,..! .l---,t-..-
wafer .oo freely. y e. o',.l,rk b.. .r. q,
understand Ii, ,an,r Wa y e. IL.
lie w. recent = troia ir-,ai...ai,,-,-
Manchester. y II ha,iri. l....., r, =
her ini lew MOI .l... !. ....
fin Fi-NrEA1 al E..n+r-.f %.
Tie largest "a'h"li,g ,,l.h 80. ........'
10 ii'rc "l,ri'-~'d IA tie l,.. ;a.a -..
occasion. as~efnbir'l Last >sras,- % ,a. 81
lest rii-r> 81 >'-...t - -n r...-. a ...
Conductor E'>h 4 train ot+,.r, ,...t
ty in'oniotitr tat fully dr-c.-l r, ,.
:n"- and 'il."'i with h.~ as>o-iat,.>. ,f,
on thu VI. Central li.ic and rn Il.
inc raals At Eeu~e'> Point a,l ,,... .-....
'rir'1- from different points. a:rn.-.
!. VI. shortly after. the Ia. ,.5....
moved from the hou4,, to the to,.r,.......
Church. t. he,>" W. .loa,l..i..-.-.
most. Prayer W. offered ~ h.. IL No.
cr and >c'!non wa~ preached In Il. T.
Nin>'ow. enforcing The solemn war.
.:''>'c:! Is "a. event :nioprl h., ,.,.,,..-
l:er. i,r. !" licc'rr The >o7,;,,.> ,Y..-...
.J,ersel With a,cro,,i.tr ,r,.~,,. o.. 49,.
y laicc nun!~-r al laiir> and .,.i,....a...
lowed fl.,.s.t';n 20 t;., rave. and -
r"and = h'l>h''l TX common .,.,.ii,.., ..,.
r,-iy and sorrow. - ;.....t .,.,.-..
''''''' ''''' - : 1''' ~ i'..-
fin Err,lx> Of Fr.il,.i, liz, ,..-.
were taken ~ l,i> former lo,n,. p.,,....
VI. on Saturday. Shar. H.. ..~...,..
buried :, Mortified >,.,ria, = T.
lctt vile and two ciil,lrcn.-h.
w. ~, ~, .f...,,...., .i.
ior to N,l.lfr,1 -.
ot'i.cr, AMI .ni,.I.,,., - Ia. !,
:ad attended the .:ner,l 81 Ei.l.,~tl.
,i.i> ;,'a,,.. ran ever ~, ;r,.l.....,.
drunk UPON ~. tlarl, bet sgc, :. ,,lj.......
''','' l"'''i az L. % F'''- WI .4.
''"N''i va '''' ''i'''''"'''' cor ~''---i
-N"rF MANI L1~ N----,-, -
Il Of Water S-rr.f. Wa a,l Ill. I'll.
before .I,>.i~c iio.,cr,l-rl. l.r >r......;. A.,
nold>. on clare at >,ilin., .,.,.- =. ~,
ion Of the law. Plea MOI ,ii'.r 49,.
hearing be w. convicted on .l,...,.,-...
N"ili> fiann'"in' yin" ''->;lt'.'. a '...r-
"'hcht w" cia~>'-> 81 IN tar s.. an !,
"'l''f< l pad J. rents for J. ln.s
hoil"ht any 7. any other u.Ie. Elari
ant cost>--i'.
D..
..r .,l;.', -. '">2 VI o'- =. 81
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- AMEE"IIrt>. - Every few months
bring with them some new process of taking
sun-picturcS. The perseverance and skill
manifested by those who practice this ant are
cXcellcl by no other class Of men. The near
est approach to perfection of an, thing we
ever examined of the Kind, are pictures in
-in,LJoiV.s taken by Mr. i. Is. GA,.F. These
PICTURES stand out distinct in any light. lead
his advertisements
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-FrAEItr TEArrpY. f'ronla ,~i, 40
letter we hay" an account of a most t,ar.nI
murder at .!anc>yii.e. Wisconsin r,,,,
named Maybcrry had been tried for mur1r~
ana ha' been sentenced t" the hi.hc>; penal
" allowed under the law Of Wisconsin tina;
OF lmr'I>onmcn; for lite. While preceding
from the court hoa>c to the Jail. the prisoner
was taken from tie officers who hal him in
custody. rope thrown around his neck. ~.
ho'tv dragged through the street and over
Tie public square, and at length SUSPENDED
Iron" a limb OF tree in the puii:c square.
surrounded by thousands Of people Thc
murderer was desperate villain. and fnlIv
deserved the punishment he received. bit
moo Justice under any circumstances, is to
be deprecated.
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irrespective and Retire. p.rtivc.


! 1t isa problem of considerable interest \.
tn" present time, to ascertain lust how deep
and lasting is the impression made =: the
North by the late cnrroachmcn,s of the Slave
Power It's question with those who have
witnessed low riaav times Tie North has
welded ri.ht after r,h.. oruo>inc ONLY =
feeble pro'.>, to the penetration Of ,hc out
RAGE, whether. nndcr anv circumstances. he
spirit of scli-rrotertion con,l re ct,cc,u,,',
aroused in the breasts Of Northern men
That uncstion is soon 70 y, tried At ,h, i,,,,o,
L,v.-a suv, and ;r,,.,;I .os. Onr -,
!. ,n,t ,ho v,r., ~ Icr ~, ,ooo,,. ,,,o~
ouo,r, cor,;J.l. :, 1
I'm, .,,.....:.u,, ,, -,
m,nfrI,v anil ~ on.o rua =.
s,,.. w., ho,u - ;.
of ;r1;,,,,.:o u,.;.l :, !,
anil tho >,l..r.rn, =, 49,.
have awakened ", c,r,o. ,.r. u.;,
f.,l;r, WI, s,,;,, u;,,. y.
,:Jt IN L,,,. ,.r.n =, ~ 1. ~:
terribly ~ o,r,.st 20 30 f.;,J
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r., cr,s. ,,,;xo ,,oo >,
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4 ,nr, :,:cs,s Communicated.

" u r""oye l." attention. Marriages.. Deaths
l"-n- Of New, &c.. should .i,v.tv> be i-,.oulranic
by ~"'no IT." ..''.-i.r na'i'. Obituaries Of ,oorc
than ike ."< Viii l. i!.':c! .; The .itc u
;,.vc.t: cil.c.l;,.
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Eide ftoE, Newly CYL. ia UyG;ry-(s.Iyrx
:.r-! IL. People No":st Ega,,cir. ..!-
L.. &c thu Ger,.rs -;.:.. Etc


7, C,,,, ~ :,
.,,. .,;.,,
S,., VIZ ..,+o;.l, .l, :n,
ono of ,ho I.s. ,,,,.. u.,,. q,
p,,,J or V,,y.yo,l. ,, ,v,.
vbirrc1 aroro 70 <a,.,,..,,,,.+,, ~ HOW. -,
which ,,,,c, uo tool ,l H.
ri,o =,
ro,,. that r,sso, thro,,oh Ca,,..;.
o.,..,.
ot o,o, ,I,,u
srcnerccS ASH. .ror, .,os. .,1 or,,,o,l. !
cars q, s,l.ry d,v H., IL, w o, H..
s,t
Tolvokc i /, sr,~. br.;ro,, ,r,..o T'uo
,r. ,1.r.o oo..o :,r. It,
r,,ios ,,d 100, f,,,,,. 1.;a o.,
cnd;oc III. first ,e I,,o ,,,i.s /,
cotton wrrc construed ,rJ-,,a n.r..or.,,.,
,,.,,,i,c,,roJ
o,,,r.;,.. r. ,,,.a.; c,
,,;..;,., ou,.,o. ..ol
-, & a.:
Uu,,., ,.,
70 Soo .f,..r ,o;u ,.,,1 y
Yor,, ,;., 1,,n, a., =.
:, ,,r,, 1au, e .,.c,r :.
,,ra,. ,.,., .,,1 ..,. :,
.,o =
,h:
..,;.,,.
.r,s T.. ;,,,,;...,
mcrs-;n1,,c,.1... anil ;...,l; -
tbe r.,J OIL p,r;.,..r- 7.
Ecrr,o,. f.,,,ors ,....,., ., =.
cal,v thev DO al ,l,.ir wo,l C,,,.,rc ,,,.
and grain L,.~o co,,,os ,,,.,,,,. .. ILL.,
time n,k;no wb,t v.,,no,.ar, .,u >,
inc season. very bnSy ono TI;...,.or Los
been very nm vor,llo e.. L,r,.,-.:. c.,
tie we,,b,r has }ncn 50 .c,,,,;.r~ cm,.;
SUFFERING. and much Of ,Ic rv, soro,,.;n,
IN .h,. ti,.'I. Croo,, .or,, ..;,o
cx.cns;yef; cnItiv,,o1 ,o~o. ,.,1 o,., ,,l;I.
rcnnucratcs the ,ro1,,..r ,.~, ,or T,o
seed j. >,.n,ra,.,I from, 49,. ell. SOD 49,,
al article Of fodder. and is considered eyer.
WAY oq1ol TO oats. Th, s.,'ts no so,+ >,
Ncw-Yol,, 10 b. mannf, tu~.d INTO lroons
Since we arrived At U,J.r wa lawn ;o,,,
on Mount lIovoke. This mountain < sor,,
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Correspondence.

Slt.f volt MARY COMM Nc iTIrNS fiu,3 al
= N:w-. IL prti,|n.rtT J, M'Attny rc,,iroL
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Pronounced unconstitutional in MiSsa ig-
sets as % Tie clause relating - the ~.r.-.
an! "oiii>carion Of liquor. which jill D.: -
tirion'lr provide for notice to The Owner
Passed i'y LEGISLATURE Of New Iork-ye'os!
by Governor OF \. l--ra~>ed bv one 49,
Of Legislature Of New Ham; shire rl,-oi
~ one branch OF Legislature OF MAJ al;
Passed hy legislature h,t two hrlnr',, -
TO a@re", IN Pennsylvania No.cl f. =
people Of Wisconsin Passed Tx lc-i-.4'--.
OF Counrcticut-l'~ con~'i-ntiouality affirm
ed iy Supreme Colrt O: Vermont - la,s'.
in modified form lv Legislature g, Ebo.i.
Island :or the rnrro>H Of raakin- It M"
stringent, All a: the tin,' time oi''lAtins tAc
objections raised b, jade CARTS.
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= (NNNiCT I'ANnn\rn- - TLr

=" C0NViCr !'AED"<rp. - The Pres;
don't has rar'oncd Jacob Slingcrand. VII,
has been IN The States Prison at Windsor or
a conviction for obtaining pensions Iv fraud
Ills sentence was for ten wears. ard he ha,
served out not quite half his time We doub;
the expectancy o.! rclra>n. criminals from
imprisonment before they have suffered one
halt the penalty Of their crimes; and we
doubt 1t Ill 'hr more when,as in ;lli~ instance.
the convict Is under Indictment for other Of
fences, and liable to be sent Immediately back
to the place Of punishment. IN Indictment
tor t'gamy has been pending against. Sii;ns-
erland ever since he was pat in Prison.
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The annual report was read, accepted, an.
ordered to be placed on file The receir..
the past year from all sources were eINo.3of
3. The expenses Of running the Road. re-
pair>, The lawn. Of 1896 new cedar an,
chestnut >'rcl ors-con1 ,'c;in- tie entire re-
lay .o;.. the 'inriion 10 Wells i;iver-witl
other incidental expenses were ~l0S. 80 81
leaving a balance of S.".CG;.o3 Of wL,,l
: ;N,oo' 90 have been Appropriated to ~,
the interest on >N""."G0 90 bonds, and -.
"o:'."2 carried to contingent account Til,
present contingent fund amounts TO ~.,o950..
3; which, We understand. is to lie aprropri
a;c'l to tie redemption OF -. 900 90 of ,h,
Bonds Of the Road falling due next Deem
her,
An incidental debate arose IN reference 70
'hc extension OF the Road nortl,war,l to Der
hy Line. Some feeling was exhibited upon
this point bat the debate ended gool!-natur-
cdly. Doubts were expressed iii regard to
contracting for the extension in season. to cut
oil the conditional charter from Island Pond
to st. JOlinsbury, but the President stated
that he hoped the Directors would be enabled
to do it, The Roads below have already
guaranteed onc-haIf Of the necessary amount
Of stock, 23oU,G0 have been subscribed on
the line OF extension, and other measures are
IN operation for turthcrin9 the enterprise.
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PROGRESS OF TIE MAINE LAW.
Passed ty the Leg Stature OF Name.


ra>so.i = - legislatures Of M.nn--..,.
Hhoi.. l>la'l al Massachusetts, R..a-.!
"s tin people 90: Mancsota-ra>>cd lv I'll.
Legislature &: Vermont
Ia.
ra~~ci = LEGISLATURE Of Mfchi-sn- RAJ
fed l'v thrrcor." OF Vermont and VI, hirln
Is submission - the leo;le pronounced
unconstitutional : the Supreme Court Of
Minnesota l'r,nourrc'l unconstitutional IL
!ulgc T. Il. Curtis ho,ln. the | :. Cireu.:
Court IN Ehoie Island. mainly because it d,i
not provide Tor ,'i,l ~ iurv.-The ccn~''-
:I'iona'i'y Of IL Submission TO popular
Notc questioned! i'v The Supreme Conr, O..
Michigan. whl h Icing equally divided in o-
;'ir:'on, the decision was IN favor o. til 81
mission.
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-i.h.J"l EEs-Wc learn that
the premises of Willis Salisbury, of Barton.
were scarcLc'! on dc 2Gll Of july, and fifteen
gallons Of liquor found and Salisbury fined
SO and costs. Alvin Martin, of the same
place, was fined ) ~ and costs for unlawtuIIv
dealing III the same article
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-l'EoN NFn-Wc are informed ,Lo. or
the 18th Of July. as Daniel Mann and A,y;,
Martin, who were cutting hay on the marcii
OF bcllwatcr Pond. in Barton. were ra.r,n.
me from spring at short di,tanc,
down the pond, in a small boat. the, ly s.,,u
means upset the boat. and although, ho, y
were good swimmers, Mann was drowned =
Martin clung TO the boat, and .huS ro,n,;r.I
until discovered al! released. There was a.,
.l"" OF liquor found in the spring they had
visited; and when Martin was taken fror,
the boat he was so intoxicated as scarcely 70
he lntcll!siic Mann leaves wifi, and t,r~
children. Hes body had not been found a.,
the last accounts.
The Massachusetts papers say that .. H..
editorial department Of the Worcester y.o,.
SCRIPT will hereafter he under IA. sun.,;n
tending care OF Mr.. X. Pancborp , CON.
tlcman WHO brings to his task the exncr;e,co
OF many years labor in literary pursuits" We
Prcscme this to bc Nj Pan.horn of ST. 81.
bans. formerly editor Of the Teacher Vo,co
and Vermont Tribune.
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STATE NDMIN.tTINNS.
r"r Governor. :. STEPHEN ROXCT.
For H.. G,vi.'r KYLAND FLETCHER,
For T.rA rrcr HENRY VI. RATES.
IliCiION IILSniI STprI

ELECTION. TUESDAY. :
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IN 'I" Ia>an" A~,lpm At Era-;lrloro. a -.,-
i:- maniac. Comments - Rum. Eir
Death -flr,.<..ta u >>.,....r.