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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Our New LIQUOR LAw-The new Prohibi-
tory law does not appear to have met with
very good reception in our city courts. It's
trainers, in order to simplify practice under the
law, enlarged the powers of magistrates named
in it but the magistrates hesitate to assume
the doubtful powers conferred upon them. Two
Of the City Justices have decided that they can
only take evidence and complaints, but will not
issue warrants upon drunkards' afidavits. The
lawyers and judges seem to be In fog about
the whole matter, while native and foreign
liquor is sold without any restraint or restric-
ton whatever In the Marine Court, yesterday,
Judge Birdsall discovered that he had 40 power
to punish offenders under this law, but that
their cases must 60 to the Court of Special
Sessions. Divested of the mystery Of legal
phraseology, this decision is made on the fol-
lowing grounds. The fifth section of the Liquor
law passed on the 9th April, runs thus -
county judge, city judge, and in addition, in the city Of
New York. the recorder, each Justice OF the marine
court and the justices Of the district COURTS and in all
cities where there is recorders court, the recorder
sbs have power to issue ito hear and deter
mine charges, and punish for all offences arising under
to IT,
session trial of such oences under this act
to do all other acts, and exercise the authority
that may be done exercised by justices Of the peace
in criminal sno by courts Of special sessions
the same are now constituted
Judge Birdsall holds that the sentences en-
closed in brackets were repealed, SO far as his
court is concerned, by the act passed three
days afterwards, which gives the Courts Of
General Sessions and Special Sessions of the
Peace Of the city of New York exclusive
jurisdiction over all cases of misdemeanor, and
violation Of the new Liquor law is misde.
meanor according to the fourth section of the
act.
This legal point is ingenious, but it will be
question as to whether or not it ia well taken.
It is not, however, matter Of much conse-
quence, except that it is another proof that the
law is faulty throughout, and will not stand
the thorough analysis which it must have from
the bar and the bench. Every one, in and out
of court, temperance men and liquor men,
seems to have doubt about the Law. That
doubt must 60 for the benefit of the defendant,
and therefore it seems probable that the law
will never be enforced. We have, conse-
quently lost the excise laws, which were strong
enough when enforced, and gained in their
place an enactment of doubtful constitution.
ality, full Of loop holes and contradictions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

HALIFAX, July 6, 1855.
The royal mail steamship Asia arrived here from Boz
ton at 10 O'Clock this morning and sailed sgn for Iiv
erpool at II. As A. NJ She detained the passage
to this port by foggy weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

IMMIGRATION Dusna THE PAST slx MONTHS TO rus posr
or New YoRK.-The folio wing table win be found ints-
resting showing the decrease in immigration this
year. compared with former years. SO far this year
there has been decrease from last year Of and
compared with 1858 OF Sc, 14I The folio wing IL the
number of sisrants arrived at this port during the
frat sx month"; Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07
Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE OF CALIFORNIA STEAMERS The NAL steam
ship George Law for Aspinwa ard the steamship star
Of the West for San Juan sailed Thursday Afternoon
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Providence, July 8, 1885,
Mrs. James Laneelot, Of Cranstop, and Mrs. Stephen
Sturgeon, Of New York. were drowned this afternoon,
while bathing at Fields Point three miles below this
CITY.
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T III e L A TIE s r N r w 8
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPRS.

from wo6nAnxtOns
WHAT Is IN THE WIND 1.-THE KITCHEN CABINET EN-.
JOYNG THEMSELVES.
WASHINGTON July I, 1896.
Mr.. Marcy tslegraphed, this evening" for President
Pierce to come homo immediately M Guthrie says that
JEFF Davis must make clean breast he s suspected
of playing into the hands Of the Know Nothings
Sergeant O'Neil Forney, and Sid. Webster have been
having high times At the White House during the past
week
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

IRe fraud was accomplished BY in,
scffting the word hundred after tic
ltiits IN the body Of The bills.
The Vienna papers state tha,
Spain and Portugal hid come into
The Western flIiancc. md that The
treaty had been .igucd at. Paris, OF
dih. FLAT March, but tllc stutcmrn,
,ind6acd confirmation. h. ..*
|. The difficulty bctwdRh Austria and
REu@.iaw WINS increasing. The Prus.
+ian Cabinct.had rctofted on thccir,
cuIiar issued by Austria On the Sth OF
MRreh3 by sending a circular to the
Prpasian Representatives 1t the
Herman Counts. respecting hd>AHs
trian iltrigucs with de German diet.
Tie language Of the GIIch4ar is quite
hostile to the AusGrinm circular, and
fhnrgrs the latter with Discrimination
IN threatening Prussia with military
danynrA.' y ! f.,@ ....% :.
+ Notwithstanding The Declaration
ormruMniity Ly Sweden, she is fittin,
oui:a 4leet with proyisiohs for thr 9
Hipnih4. \" - r.
!, 'rhe -1H'r@ iron, s;4ia.iHgllai arc to
t'4{, G''t Fcbr}rary. Z III.
7 fiho #Frrndh had a4aiu <rr'vancrd
nati were rcpulseA, with .loaa. BIZ The
in3lTgPn's. The ~eopatry around
[ 3ntpr wa in h.c,,ll ,,,kl .,,..,,: ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18
john \. Mallahcr L Ro. II, .CalIailcr
TTIET W NVT IS. - INNN I fcI0IINlNFF
IIhFH .lluhk? BHiLiiag, a. -
Hi%GTON' cir

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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18
LADIES' Dress Goods.

DLACk. Blue A}iue Black, Brown, Greer
- ana Changsaile Silks!
Cashimcce$, vsri4ty Of qtaiity al coiors:
; Mouslin dc. La'aes OF all folors and prices
Tissues, yaFiety&f colors;
:hetinoS, OF all Shades and FFEIces; 49,
Figured Swiss dsesS goods;
Sbally Barage aid Barage he LANES;
Shawls, IN ereasYariety; 4
Hahdkercmeis. 9awforked and pain Linen
Has cry Of NIL Kinds;
Gloves ans Mitts, do. Gauntlet:
Collars, Jackonst, Swiss, and French wors "a
Murselines Fiof3nce end Sarsnetts;
Artificial Flowels, Ribbons, DC. A..
sETSZER, BE.tLE 4 @.
Pt. Pleasant. Jan. q, '55.1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18
For THEIEGIsILATrHE;

M:&sgs Eorton~ afJen c m naance he nam
II Gap'. Il. y. b. SIloMPo0N rs > cau'l t..
fur scat IN tie neg + oose ,l d h.ra..s
Many BlsfFALD DEMOCRATS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

f.. r. breads Ills .AcXCtFilfl corn tpnrn .
.t!la.lc lever Corn wns ff r'n NJ a.
] The LiycfpooI IIre1ds,,tG ~ arE :.
I ~rloscttdull, and ilrItFs In4cr> n,
Flour and Wheat I, e
/ ptra,is;n, haL ill.,, ,I,, j,.,r;no.,I
and .tEck fna,3,ct fol Beef; Ind Por[
WI duIl n,Il con Sfderably tIcprcss,
ri. Bacqn Alad dcclinedI H., an1
,v,s anH. Bard was steadv nj Al.
/ Folytcvowaa in good demand at fulI
II,cI. #fI =. & =.
- = aIrSEa NJ. lN.rEu hGrxcr.
+ .4>I'Iic stcn,ffcr CanatIa arrived =,
/ tiyfpoOl oil her, outward |. passay,
mlllr goth. y .-.a~~ If - .s....; H.
In tho general aspdct or The nj:
! tnirs,in tile Csi4cn, llicrc Is np in
| IroItant change. = ~ r. =.
I't,blic attention wax concentrated
+ dn lie lproGecdings Of the Conference
/ at Vienna; the at(HfCe4 frGjn thence
| say tlat great difficulty was expert
|; oucod in regard 10 agrfcitlg upon tllc
/ 1thirJf poilt. although the demand of
iIt@ AfFfr$ had been m nrh modified.
+ >Gtthr Russian plenip ptcntiafX had
irlt4rell th1.i9 dcmaHd TO ST. Peters
-bllrF!l, and nothing FL nher coFTl BE-
I Long until Il reply wa rrctiytl lfo il
+ ,tli+a,'r, :, = IT..
L" me f'rnnch Ministdr II Foreign
l. alldrt lral bccnto LoFiIoh To con
itI' with Tire ENGLISH Gabmrt mon
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18
Fashionable Tailoring,

EOsIN II. NEAL, sp4ctfaily forms
- The citizens Of Bufi!ilo and vicinity, that
he is still carving OH the above business iii ell
its branches, in the shop formerly occupied BY
g. W.4Faylor. HeEhopes. from his long ey-
perience aud attention TO busi,less,sto merit
share Of public patronage.
CUTTING DONE AT TIE SHORTEST
NOTICE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18
THE GREAT DISCOVERY
KROA-L- ERGOM.

+ C4& 4 Tx III u Il III l. llAlk.
Il ,Eoh many y|rar2 It hPs- hcrn' Vie o. j.c' u
dHcpt 81 study vi h tbetuistS and others,
~ puF'Hee a IqdTRat, applied 70 the ia
~ M Cause hta whHeanJ cWI. equal III b.au.
y u jos ma 'ural c'ul. ~. =,
r + ( THE :KROLLERI0N>
Is DE "niy atils k eve 0pfcd f. Tie wIIj lha'
Min 9crt this most drSItahlc object Iiut
tGr, !tlrEI ap,l:cl'ions are ,pcceSsar, 70 ctrl
h IS Aiprh as nIry. - l,sttfa, md tp' any
length df t!4le. Fr1m tie tnhny Testimonials
os .hoke rIh1 have ussl IT, tie Subscriber dorS
Inui lrda.tate variant the KROLLERlON 10
give sd; sfUcticn, all rr5ye aS he 'onlne hed IN
JAIL caies. &c. ~. ~.
Thktfceip' fT making, with full directions.
1IuEt,, witt be sEn: on The receipt Of one dol
liar, POST paid. The INGREDIENTS Will not cost
iS:, .-.:i. II 4. FRFEN0NT., /
5s* 4. IS, Warren, TrunbpIl Co., Q.
. Apr \ re-, 1885,, ntsm3
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

lI1iofMt,ss--IlNi lDiARtnBER, LONG, PEFP.
ygp Will fatl6t the
:. 7Illlk ls<I +1E l'rexrrx Dsva sfear.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18
9allipo!is ADVERTISEMENTS
f- IT.
Al. fresh Arrival
|. Ruc keye Drug Store,
.I I..L ciALLIPOLIs. Oasld!
III \ ME sabscsi5ffs y cuid bef leayc 10 ii
vi. fern cif customers and M IpuElic
igcFiertlir HAT ilist II re receiving snN nou
III Pure I1tlss,
Hi fI#. Medicines,
4I he Pain:s. Oi,s,
IE:]IIh8.f III He Dye Siaifs, sl#
HE H gIEz. Pcfilnefy, tg

10y sSNk3|tuys
Ming TheGnest stoc ( Of q Of. IN end iii .vrk
H N !, GliE ,J EWELkY. CLOCKS. Kim
WI Net3iN9t;oHs. Fancy Goods, Ne, &e,.
III IL WEIR kf.pgLt ~ his ia;laske.. I
.hfHot wthieh' hays been seleeird with great
eafi, afts purchased Of FIRST hands. foF cash,
lafIFNlW fyfk, which will enable Us IL sell
l!i'r nkt,enciS1ow.
Al Nr aIieispur stock Of soodsat whqlesaie.
Nc .feliatlls ri low as they can be pMfrhssed
Wsst (! lhe lFaintains: and weinsi,e MI olIf
ola chstainrrs andGfricnds 10 come ma r.s,r.
.ing oils stock, us we can sell a chcau ~ ~
.ptiIer ESTABLISHMENT in the mace. Don,l fo,.es
!tlt Place DIN NEw SroaE E5oM, NU. ..
EllFi0h Glotk, fronting the Public Sqnsfs.
.Ht,I.5E BAILEY q MAGGET;
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18
BUFFALO ACADEMY,
I'VE REV. .: 1InEXD5n5oN, srpda

1--WE EEr. n. GIHEXDER5oN, graduate
J ofthe CRveY4t3 Of fi!nssow, hcfs 7 .
/: >rettfVll, "a inforIths idhnbitantS Of the Ka.
nawh7 Eat'y, nN neLsh Horhaod that thc
spung termNet sinfilo A&alemy VIA com
nance on tie Is, bgf Apr,.
The couFs+ OF ruEtuction VII rn.brcee rye
~ study neceSSargsp thnrnp2h English, Ma.
Jhrmat,cal and C9i&st:al .th.rsttoH, SO That
IT," students may bg9ittcl ciiber for The advan.
crd classes ~ &c is5f, or for Entering uPon.l he
ac'ive pursuits OF Bic. Th9 system followed
Hutin the Acadcnlf s-rcEulhr at, El1nrc In
sisted upoh--uo lSeu$r FIR ahSrn"c but sir /.
nrSS-aaG ih"r5stEh 1c4 tIihiaacc wi!h llle
principles "G Cy,Ikbrancii dflhe studies ca
gagged ~, pre~iousd5,alvlacem irwiilbE
tie constant aim o8tAe Principal and his a>siS-
tantS 10 In'aaft S9lSd and tbof9ush Instruction
IA every tx p1rIWe&hfe ucaEi9a, ana I, nj1% e.
the AGddcal% worHy the petf5nage urall who
NAV commit tiictr gAIllrun tlEhrs care.
Terms for tie h@ifseSSlJDJf 10 Weths:.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

III ITlT00Ssst-COAtf, VEST, PANT.
2ss9 pearl HHd dress buttons, a iull supply ID
IR4H BAII.EY Il MAoyiTse.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

II IA Rrr0RpE..e, Ns. l. EIGHT, rENsANb
.tlIyKs, twelve .hFiy acrotlc1ns, double siId
SahsE5!f hets victims ard itpia 4rings. Il cheap
|1ta & III. s.; sGl LLl ( NAG LErS:
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

gtltE VINE, RRANDlES AND WHIS.
Aa5 3hstsE'5ilor medical purposes only. At
M . |. bsLEr 4 MAouEf's.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

4 EWi.t.tltY Nv a b 3 $ a Nd fiRNT'9
h gRld pins, solli loekets, gold psnciis.
rsdla pGtns1.,lad holders, ear drops, cuR pins.
ii'.et rla5F u silver spoons, plated
"a'rs,trnd gold any silver spoons, &c., fnay 81
h,Ist lpw, at ss#f/1l sIB 'G's II 81
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

---Ei.tiiiT DAY AND Thirty
IIR Ppm flqess, u ya.iops styles and ntieca
iEIItt|. Ets BilLEY e MAGUETS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18
(FollRrGN \ ws,
- :--- +. ! ~ 7
Arrival IF the Steamship america,

49,. tsT 1lAllrAx, y. saApril IL.
The &caner Anleri ca, with adyf-
rs from Liverpool I'd Saturday, The
:Itst Mi, arrived at This port this
morning -: J.. H.. -. Is
! foNNEEctM rfrEEiIef&cE. II l.
! .Srrl d%tuE except corn, were a
%tl gar. lever. Corn VI jas firm at42sl
Ing Liverpool BretdstuH market
~rloecddull. and prlcFs lonct, for
Flour and Wheat . +. = !. - HI. :.
Ptekision4 had 4lightly .drHlncd,
and tic mari Ict 1or b efS and Pork
was dill, 5a,4l Considerably loprc8s.
81. Bacqn lad dccl ned H., and
wrts duA. Hard was steady ut lbs.
ToIrdc"o wat in good demand at full
-rEF & a.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

IsEt 0RrT MnsYalEs. LAIJiEs TF4Rf
MI ktl n ISianEl tentS work bcsts, Ihay
/ IlfalN BAILEY I MAocErs.
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II kll$.--EARD LiNsEED, SWEET AND
IN X clhst!aF Otl. III oral yurnish and japaa
4 Ih1tir .# T'ALrr 4 MAavkr's
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

40 BRLst TANNERS OIL, M EDI UM
4 " and pure bark oil, for sale al FtE
Ijah III BAILEY 4 MtcrErss. II
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Id .SpER--f REAslS AND HiLR in re
5 I'M, loolS qan' itlief, COMMERCIAL note, ID
fiA,E p Is e ! and plain, and great
l23nJ.Rl | RAIlrYS 4 MAouRr's.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-18

C"HEHrrS"''N. ErKLY.
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NOTICE.

hyl,I ia. s55.~ niiw "a. . b :.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-17

expelled, and notice sent to every Council
IN the State, Of his expulsion, and reasons
why, namely, for being traitor and per
.l"fcr, and not to be trusted in any business
Transaction; and more than this. the mem
bcrS swear that they will burn him in c:iirv.
IN every village in the county. if he does not
prove true These are not mere threats. but
WIZ tie carried ont to the very letter. |, also
sad 1t was minated that he had been BOUGHT
with money. MIR. Il. said it was no: ncccs
s'ry Tor him to deny anything in this Letter.
y man who would write such a letter to ano-
Their he thought WIS unworthy 50 much at,cn-
ton. But he would di>char"e his duty with
out regard toany consideration, pecuniary or
otherwise.
1t Is pretty clear from all this that in New
! ork, as well as in Massachusetts, the major
I'v OF the II. Ms vii, not come in collision
with the rntI-Slavcrv sentiment.
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Orleans Liberal Institute

V4NllE Spring Term "f tn" orlcar. Liberal I,;-.i-
IN vii! commence Wednesday. F,.. =. u,. Il. :
the all" rcr.u.i .f
ISAAC rAHNrE. H. T.. ~ PRINCIPAL. nm,
W. :. \. l. t"NEl.f. IL rrrr,rp:re,,
Ms l.. NJ. >N! III vii! confirm. :, riv. IN
>tr'cti"n III Instrumental muse Tie l,e,- -...,,u-
ln"nati"n That give orr h:irl of Teacher.
l. hv referring (" their lrcv",:, Iiim~-: a,J 1i.
VIII" has ""n c"ii'crl viii. he school y testify
70 Their antrim, irIu~.rv. their wa:,:i,i.i>> ever
The members oft'icir cliar-" AMI 10 Ike .,;ornu,
hess "f Their m,..i.:! di>ci:,'i,r
w Parker -iye- weekly lectures l,crr. the
>rii"i. Which ne Il div interesting ..il ,.y;.r, m
"ar'i'n-. Terms ot Tuition IL i;"rctn,,,rr Eoar!
and Rooms inr those w.>'l;n. I" board ,l,cu-,,y.
ci:i he obtained o.. r:i>.. ,lah'r terms
lI!HAM MCCLELLAN. S.r.
Gi"vrr Ian -, ls:,5. .I4w,;
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Valuable Invention!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
y rD ers .
C. Il. DAMS Premium
Hand Corn Planter.

VEVi!E public are u"cl t"cx ,Inirir .i;, novel and
q valuable MIc!l''i.. which is now .,rr. exhibit
Ell il ".iii">' all Jar: al the. c.,;rv The ,i.,r,-
ness simplicity and ingenuity "i Il, construction.
'"-'t!i'r with the wonderful accuracy and ;>,,tch
With witch u "X.cutc> is work on every variety
"' .''ii ar" sufficient -j:arH,'-. thu. this Machine
WI! >"'il t;'kr The place ni hn:h the Horse Painter
ami ne ii'"' n Il" WORK "' planting Corn
II hn> hc'r tested 'hr pas: >,~i>oi v numerous
Farmers III A"w Hampshire au Vermont VII, unite
III nv ~ y heir 'rid ;re terrence. over all other
Planters ever introduced into The country. 1t has
been ''r>''i.. I" several Agricultural Fairs. AM
''w'v-. ":h1nt cS:r:'tion, received the i..;lic>.
prem I!ln.
g. S'.'' l'y S. .lEwsrr AMI l.. I!,x,u,x. ST,
"il>''rT lr"l'Tlr'"T> Of the Parent ,,!,t for Cal
cI"nin and Essex Counties,
ne !a!tcr i carried easily ~ a cane anI will
q" N" ""rh tt'Ir"c men with the !Io. and do !,
better. ir'r", 81 Far1lrr~ should make innuc,ji
ats purchases ah'i secure t;r Platter ,,.y the co;n
ing >r;l-n.i.
Is new beng it.r"!ucc.! into nearly every
''"'c "' ~ n'"n.i:ii mnc', every where witt,
mos! 'Ir,'f"cr i.n:- success 9th. ,ulrv tlattcr
III" e'lc"nl ms bestowed u.rn the Planter We So
irt' ~" FOLLOWING" from gentlemen well known
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l.amsi!!c County Grammar School.

ff'HE Spring Term ii til, Institution " III com
mc';,c on Thursday. Feb -. I, c,.;.;,,,,. /,
weeks. under The instruction IF
Re- BENTON, .!n, prinri;cl
Nj EE";kAn ". MriII,u. rr.rr,,.r,,s
M>> ALMiEA +. EiNr"x. Assistant.
Mis- Diana H. CnaMHII:IIx, Teacher nr Nr
Sc. t",'icr viii such ether instruction - nav H.,
required No effort will lie spared t. max. t,,,
>''ii" worthy al contribution a.: j. r,r.>,:. .,..,
n!artI. The St;u,urr Term wil commence NJ.
i'i- IN a'v'i"' {" ~ cents Yer term will b,.
ha'r III fhr rat" 81 ordinary tuition. Good Y,,lri
con hc 'htainc ~ FROM y - - 81, ;..r vel -
Rooms furnished tiin>.. -lin.e 10 ,ar.l ,l.,r..I,,
For turtle: particulars for board a,,,,'v 7, t,,.
principal, or II. EuEINS,,\ So.
johnson. Jan -. 49, s.,.vi
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He CAL EDO MAN.

eB@ The resolution Just passed by Congress.
comforting the title Of Lieut. General upou
Gen. Scott, will give him about $50 90 back
pay, and about $1,000 additional, yearly.
CARD. The undersigned gratefully ackuow,
edge the Kindness Of their friends in LYNDON who
have been friends in|,. because t!icy were friends
in ne,d during our late severe trial IN ,ur.cul,r
We hold in grateful remembrance visit mad, II, ON
Thursday the first inst, whcn besides riyino IL
tokens Of their charity and christian sv,ra.,v 1,cy
left in substantial expressions near $50 Nav they
bc rewarded Il hundred fu.d. H. r.. JONES
Lyndon. Feb. l.. 1879. PIE. JONES
CARD. The subscribers tender their SINGER,
thanks (" their kind friends in I.unchurr and Con-
cord for The generous DoNATInN VISIT made them
on IL" afternoon and evening, oi3"ih of I,lna~v
The substantial t"nc,i> nit:lcr favor amounted f.
some over So. and during the evening lan.l.o,n,
purse was m:'.c out bv TIE Young people for Mr..
Chlckcring Tie currency of tllc occasion WIS ua;
4'""t "'1>h.S only but mostly III noh,g.
ll!c they Zee, new aud strong Vet mos. ,,,c .i,.,
"hIi-;tio>i laid upon them. Lv the rcncr'.>i.vof
their trcd> I" devote themselves more 10 their -,jr
ltui good and Gods glor!. they pray thu, Gods
blessing Iay rest upon them iii al their interest,",
relations and en- oymcrtS. and that shower, o.. sal,
vatl"n di>:I upon ;iicr souls
IICIt CTIICkEE!NG.
e +. CIiICKEHING.
IUncuiUrr VI Feb :. 500
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"HNtl' DIHAIE.
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'''''i'' Vi ''c''''oi III me We" ofk i-c@Isla
are passed ase'erc tna. Il alpcar> there
was plan on foot to dcftt. him. The ST.
yer Cr,vs or .lI E,,; H.,
",
- o'''%''''o:'
"FraEcd themselves against :in, bat were de-
ica'cd. The debate j. Interesting, and W,
copy the following sketch. Tb. debate w,.
,,,oroI ~, w.,
.r, 80 ' " 40 f''"'
n'l' were my members OF t!is House
"''Y 80" W >"'' a-"ih>t certain.
nan '"f , ME! H'a'c, senator, bat who had
''''"" '"',H ''oI''''' 'iiri! llri@". lte conl'!
never "c.''Ne 'hr>c men III co"it OF Justice,
even "''c' oa'h. I."t TIER names. sad Mr..
- t' >''',,'''" III h'''h. ana take 'hcIr ri:-
&C. '''tc ''''' ol htnt"i't -'rn"Id
Wy h'' hcf>'h AIT "l'h regard to the for
'i2" 'V''' i'c Meg" ~ VA" L''oh"" Potent It'll
MUGS 'H,' 1t iia'' been. III tat. the h;:lancc
~ power DIV ne WIS r.t'I>iit'. to what party
Il hid "''' ne! i'>'ii. HE >pccIou> name OF
pHh"rf"! hid attracted It. Mack h.i been
'''a '"''i "tthS. In h. oi''nlon, the moment
'Hr constitution! o''il ii Airil tTS hjt been
-"D>tfihr5i 10 Il, cal ether oltI> were ban
sized mere W"> Il taII>manlc power in the
'on>'ltu'iona! oath. which east I'll AL orhc,
s-"klr$. ami be- stood here to honor t'Ic nla..
who respected his official oak 50 hi-!!v as 70
thro" a>l'ic all partIlan oatl>. Mr. Il. >ai,!
he once leaned towards sIvcr-tra,i,m. 80
called, hat when he came to see the p, s;ion
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