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For the Public.

DAINTED PALS and TUBS,-Butter
l. Tubs and Sap Buckets for sale by the sub>
Serihers at their Factory, formerly the Judd
marble factory.
a. Cash paid for SAPLING PINES;-a
ew cords more wanted this season,
~ Ware sold 10 the trade on as favorable
rms as can be obtained in Massachusetts
SKEELE & MERRILL.
BY N. II. HAND, Agent.
Aliddlebury, Jan. ID, 1859. 3S:ly.
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DIR. j. II SCHENCK'S
SEA WEED T @ MIC.
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia,

This remedy is composed OF a compound prcpar ,ion
of a common weed growing along The ,oa shore, aud &.
certain aud 'niiliiblc remedy for the cure of Dy spepsia
and IT, accompanying diseases, to wit:
sour and Sick Si0Diaci, lass NJ appetite, He0d-
aehc, PGin The Sidc anil Brcasf, Paiyiia-
HoHS ofthe Hcart, Ulcers aaSI;rgp-
items NJ all Kinds. ChiVS, Frrcr,
Grcrci, and Diseases olltc
kidhcys, NcrrioasRcss,
Weakness 81 tte Limits, Fainting Spells, ami
all Diseases PccUljqr 20 frma!,s.
NcN. " every person is more or les afflicted with
Dyspepsia ar some of the diseases connected with it,
aud itis WITH feelings of pleasure that Dr. schcuck
ean Announce I" all such discovery of the viftue al the
Sea Weed, which is Just the remedy for their ailments
Dyspepsia aEd the many diseases arising from H., il
caused hy the deficient secretion OF the gastric iuci5s,
anl weakness of tho powers Of the stomach. The cf-
feet Of the Sra Ncrd Touic l. felt soon after IT Is tax
en-. ~ II supplies at once the principles Of the deficient
gastric Juice, aud the food Is disc-iei naturally ia
fact the Tonic 20 nearly Trscmhles the natural pastrtr
Juice that chemist, even huh difficulty Ia Distinguish.
ius thsm. u gives tone aud Strengthens the stomach,
thus enabling II 1" sec'eu tue proper quantity aud
lua't} OF Gastric juice, aud Dyspepsia aud all ats dis.
In we'll knnNn fac that none sunar like the Dys-
pcptir, Tor iu addition 10 Tho DYSPEPSIA tiots is offer
either Headache, Sour and SICK Stomach, PAIN Ia the
side, PIlpitations NJ tho Heart, Chills aud Fr,erG rav-
e, Di,ea-e of the Kidneys. Ncncu. Weakness aud
TfHmnfs. General Debility, Faintaes-, loss Of Appc.
ute, Bal Tastc. Fever, ~~luppusc, IN Pennies ali or
each of them aisiug lrnA a d%i.urlercd state OF the
Sianinch and here is a ncsly discovei ed RI MEpY, Ter
the tnhinFsum Of o"o dollsr that WIN cure all this
train uf disease.
Nov, iy,pcpic, will yni avail yourself ofims rem.
ciS Tor =" trihirs ac"srl ur viii you stll suffer on -
he choice Is fuI you 10 make. Fac sea Weed Tonic
- pleasant bitter, giving a person a good appetite
aud & 'od digestion 1t ~ pat up in quart bottle aiw avs
agrce With the stomach, aud oNE uorrIE generally eff.
focts a cue. Whenever the bowels are ~cosatiye, the
lnngn" lurred, or tie complexion sallow, a few OF
schencki- Mandrake OF Liver Pills are 10 be used. A
box al these Pills accompanying each bottle ofthe Ton'
with a label
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TO THE CITIZENS OF
N 0DlEBURY AVID VICINITY.
NOTICE.

-
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
~,
NE IroPrietor OF Professor JAMES
oDilN iOOho SeIeora'cu fhmx
niouiolnI' "ouIu iesPectu,,y lmloim The pun
i,o, .nn ne "as give VI. W. T.. kusscl the
nSency VI muse ccienlnted medicines, OF
winch ne uaa JUST .ccei'eu .u'i supply, ana
Is PrcPn,eu u iuIh!sh tuem whoiesaIe ana re-
d ~ w L GpIrv.ots pr'eos.
! 'o'oooo' "ioDl"lo'h . ans as u ThYsl-
IAN ueeus Nv c""n nont' ~ me"lcihc arc
the prescriptions adapted IN his tiyate prac-
uce-"nu as such are lhValuaIie IN all cases
wne'0 ~ n, - c"ic"t 70 Gun III d inysi,
rian imtr s",e has oeen unpreceoen'eu
where ,hcy nave heeh Introduced, they nave
ehec'eu Thousand oil cures a"d no case q idt-.
"'U Is ye' !t,PI@e@' AL TINS season we would
c"m esPte,pi n'ten.lon 70 ono OF me most re"
""rNaOIc o, ,hes9 reiheuleS, nancy
III McNLINIOChS
-, J. L :. hA L. > Y III
Inc nest and safest medicine ever used for
CONSUMFTlON,
Ana an Diseases OF the Lungs and Air Pass
ages FOR any OF these forms OF disease, show
in5 themselves in
C'bsf'i Ifcfttng N The Throat, Sense 0f
T'gt'aeSS IN The Throat or Ch,Si, Splitting
u Bioof, D.Meaty Of Brc0thing,
H'arScncS' or LoSst Voicc,I lee
IN. =. 80 go o"t"'S'9fi
Ihis great remedy i unparalleled for luc-
cess in the above complaints. 1t purifes the
o,s.' y, az .iuluus taIh's heaIS u'cer
49,, :. t""cIo'eS III 'ne i"h@si ~
s,ren",Eens ,b 1--WE, rngcNs "'gH, sweass ana
49,. . Nv s,H'''' u st,"","'vS '"c
- P,"N'' " Ewes ''So. 10 tne who're sNS-
".i, ~ 4 oio eNe'elnen'' 'eIlr|es
pxx'"" nrtor",io v,'I ao iootn,s tnc cough p'rm1t's
'I,iiico, S,"ril ~ ~ t"e sa.ne tnp "noruS u
any, FORM. ond " ,nrn": n =, rGm',,n =, n" ~ Ip,'m IN
i'f,a.,o INiiNN''9 "''"'"e must
II. N r.Cti,.,. p
" 'gt''cN A1ctoral ofruP Is put up
nin, WI !, " ,n si'si uo,'leS cpui,ih'hH one
,m,ti,. G,r : ~ o"! y per oo''e' or six
49,
,lIo n upoatan' article al 'h's changes
n, Nrsri 20
IT n1rcGilhIoGk Oolu ana Cou9n ELK
Sut 49, ,oni,J H." ,oee". Gon"-ns' eslc'l"''y "
m,nt" rro"ir. - - ron'n1D dima u.itory eAclIe-
Nam ,hai pno,' & u'"u'c!t ~ on"rHcter
,bI" in chronic conm nY'uf, W Tr Is 50 '"'u'
corn i rni-cu NTyrt-Dr
r nrrcisriy ,hs cnro Ear rnao", Car IT,
Il, ri IN ~ no Tiroa, or5
ESptCIAfIY VNIUXpIT Won CuIT
bprN
Asa ,rovo,,iyo of Cnr-n u,.
aha gc,Llo cIi,oo,a .GG,,,nnIiGG " ~ =" NJ
oinr i onnof. m'Gia s''u r Nc "''no"' tn'S .ln
sYmotn,ms ~ ,oLi ',,rr", "a ''Non w u m.s'
,s,cI ot p,ocbi,;s anI F'o''"' many u""'
Observation-Disclosures
- ~ C''S' VI 80
;sii e. VI ~ "'"' "'"' grass "o'"oS' anu
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To the Ladies !!

Van be round at Beckwith's a large and
beautiful assortment of Hat Ribbons,
Emorolderles, Mantilla Velyets, L~adies'Cloth,
Ladies' and Misses Knit Sacks. Cuff. and
Hoods, Fitch, Lynx, Sable and Coney Vie.
torines md Cuffs.
Nov. 30, 1854.
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UNITED STATES
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.

ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS. SOLD
IERS, both Regulars and Volunteers. Sailors.
Marines, tlotilla- men, Musicians. Wagon
Masters, Transfers, Indians, and all persons
who may have served fourteen DAYS in any of
the Wars Of the United States, since he year
lI9O, the law of 1865 gives each of YOU, who
have not heretofore received "A Warrant for
land, One Hundred and Sixty Acres! /! And
to all who have received Bounty Land. e.
noush more to make One funded and sixty
Acres
In the case of the death oftlle person cnti.
tied to Land, his Widow, or if no Widow. the
minor Child or Children, are entitled to the
Bounty.
We are prepared In promptly prosecute all
rIa'"'' for Laad, anu riH suppig JUSTICES ot
f'eaee, ConHiy C2erkS, L3mmiSsi0ncr of DeedS.
Notartes PaJiie, Lanysrs, amt oH otiers wuI
ne necessary iRstrHCfiohS and blank farms.
.trt.c q cost, on oPptieatioa, By null or otter.
tdisc.
When desired, We will sell the warrant At
the market price, and remit a check for pro.
cccds. Mr. com Cn F'
% William Street, Ncw-York.
kEfEHENcEs-Bank of the common.
wealth, New-York Ohio Life g. Trust Com
pany, New-York. 4 Gm.
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We earnestly invite an lrrssus who are suffering with
any Of the iIs hat iicth is heir to, 70 call on Or. John
bulls agent, aud get ~ copy of bulls Family Journal
GRATIS ami Tor the sake Of humanity, we hope that a
single individual viii mot be found unwilling TO give Bulls
sarsalaiila a rHiAL. after reading, and recollectiug, at the
same time. that % IL impossible Tor the Doctor to publish
the tenth part Of he number Of certificates OF astounding
cures reformed 10y lis SaIsaIariila. Tue amount Of
iestlinon! voluntarily shoWered on Dr. Bulls Sarsaparilla,
from well known ani distinguished individuals both in
pa0lic aud private lie has been perfectly overwhelming.
Principal Office, No. . Gel,cy Building,
Courtlandt ST, New York, and No. /, Fifth st
Louisville, Ny. lef- W. p. Russell,
23y Agent, Middlcbury.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
SkR RILLA,
aud ongress ~ after,
"a. 2, or e! l.iz
IuHtfl.rs

Il II n remarkable fact. that among the hundreds o.
eminent ihysicians who have Examined the recipe by
which fih.s s'i-"lati'la .. prepared. not one has con-
d.mnel II, hut all approved II. aud commend ii in The
highest icrins. Many ply siriaus express themselves
etrongy in the belief that II is decidedly he best prepa.
iaiiun Of Sarstluilt hat has ever teen placed before Tho
public. Although there ARE many phs sicinns who feel a
reluctance to having their names appended to the recon-
meudaiun IT any particular remedy, Notwithstanding
they may 81 prove ct II in the highest degree, there aye
others who frankly yield their support In favor Of a
rsnedy which they know j. capable OF doing 20 much
good IN au afflicted community. Asun evidence. read the
Following iiom old and respectable PLY sirians, Of high
standing IN the community in which they hive.
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lorisviiLE, May .Otll, 1919.
Welave used John Bull sar.apariila. and have known
II to he used, with entire satisfaction and We have no
hesitation m stating our belief. that It Is a safe aud
valuable medical compound. and calculated to produce
much good and relieve much suffering; aud therefore
would cheeilun! and most earnestly recommend it to the
afflicted D. ". SElION,
lsisnedl L. sIEN ENSON.
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~ Herr, whnt Or. Snpr, q phi sician vGo stands at
the Top OF his profession. "a, sof John huis Sarsapanlla:
/ have been u-ihg John bulls Sarsapaliila. in q great
variety If chruiir DISEASES, Nifh the most happy effects,
and have no hesitation Ia Recommending II to The public
Tor the cure u s'roiuia' - phhis, ana all cutaueous aud
glaidu.at diseases. Yours. most i,ryently,
I%ewHpor'i hA. Arli. q. i-iy. MM. srAPP, NJ. ID.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
Tho Irtsh in America.

The New York ''Times,'' in answering mole
Of correspondent who rebukes it for 'sturning
inlo riicue the efforts now being made by the Irish
in America to rescue and redeem their Beloved ma
tiveland, remarks that it has often had u pleas
uHe Of publishing articles frCm the pen ofts cor
respondent well calculated to cool tie irrational
fervor of his countIymen and lead then 10 remem
Der that America anl MT Ileiand was their home.
1t then adds:
ave count con 6dently, therefore, upon his per-
csvinR the abSurtity and wrong OF the movements
made in this country, whatever may be their scope,
for an invasion and revolution OF iceland The
people Of Ireland have prTiect right 10 rebel az
aiRSt the Government which they think OppIr$seS
thems and 10 overthrow ii If they allie; Out The
Irish IN dmericG ATE not I! e people OF Ireland.-
they have no right to voice IN lis Government,
nor are they SulteEerS from its oppression II they
Il. sired TO reform II they should have sraid there.
As subjects of the British IuIe in Ireland they
would have had tight to rebel against it, but as
AmcIicon CIT zenS they have simply nothing at all
10 DO with il. II revolution should he started i'll
Ireland they would have right TO Sympalhize with
Ii, and, dlve.ting themselves Of liz, Ii American
citizenship, 10 go there ami take part in 1t, but if
they DID So they would forfeit all claims 10 Amsri-
can prott elton aud would sui ecl themselves 10 al
the hazards Of the enterprise.
''But the Irish who come TO live in America,
who become clslZeIS OF the United St1tSSS anu
and thus clothed with the power Of self gOvern-
nenl which all American citizens possess, sre
bound 10 discharge all tie duties and conform 10
all the Obligations Of American citizenship; aud,
as they have Ienounced allegisnce 10 every other
Government, they have no moTr right 10 Interfere
with any other than have the native ciiiZe"s uf
tie United States. Every citizen has the ugh! of
exPatTlation; but, while The Irish remain Amer-
lca, they have right 10 SET foot hostile cper
atOns ogalnSt any Government with which we
are at peace. Their duty is to become Amerienms.
10 study the institutions OF the country, 10 iii tLrm
selves for the discharge OF the duties winch Amer
can citizenship imposes. Ii they had done t,:s
generally; II they had acted here more uniformly
as Americans and net as luShmen; If they had
heem less clInnsh, less ANXIOUS 10 perpelaale
here their foreign habits aud feelings, aud more
ready 10 adapt lLeir conduct TO their Erlu-
lions, they would haze no occasion for the political
movements which are now So rife aud 50 strong
against them.
"Ws submit that our correspondent would do
his countryMen in Am, r;ca much better service
by urging them to become IN re thorough Amrri-
cans, in spirit aud in conduct, than by feeding
ih. ii rsSemtments against the Government from
whose authority they have escaped, and perpetua
ting the passions which mldr them wrelched
and SO helpless AT home.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
The Kansas Rupture.

The National EntelligerceE Of Monday SAYS
The 81. Louis p1pers of the soth ulsimo contain
disp tch from Westpurt. Missouri, Of the 2sth,
confirming The Intelligence published Yesterday.
that thee has been an open rupturei Kansas be-
tween the p1o slavery and anti-sIavery PARTIES
rhe dispatch was addressed 10 menb.r of the
LesisIIure at Jeferson city, and to the following
effect:
.erhss. Gov. NOR shannon. of Kansas. had the
niVht before uEde'eti out the niIAia against Lnw-
rr0c., The county SeatUf Douglass county. Fhsre
lssn open r-hetlH, sglit st the laws, and Jones.
tn, sh. r,f "f the county. is in danger. The call
is for help"
Mr. iIc any 10 whom the dispatch was adti'ess-
cd, thought there was W. doubt of its genuiCess'
whist others bel eyed II was intended to 'nfu-
vucette election Of sena.orin Missouri.
e understand thsi the President yesterday re
ceiivtd relsgrephc drSps,eh from Gov. Shannon.
OF Kansas. by winch II appears that civil va; IS
zrrslly thu ateuei The Governor requests prompt
assislSpe frpn the GeEeral GOvernmT ut. and. IN
conformity With hi. request, the President has OF
derr,i the .rmme,liate dispatch Of troops from the
pstEneSIrsl the disturbed di,,ucl for tie purpose
OF preserving the peace.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
Hon IohDMR otts

The Richmond correspondent Of New York
journal having intimated that the Hon. John N.
Bots, of Va, was candidate for the Senate Of
the United States, that gentleman addressed the
ann, xetl letter to the paper referred TO:
Ell have no means Of knowing who your cores.
pontlent is; but, If am not miSinfomed as t. the
person. he is not only political opponent, but
one who is altogether stranger TO ME, TO my
thoughts. movements and intentions; but that he
has some sinister Liect in thus repeating his
scnSeIess fab:icstion$, ich designed to place
me in a false and ridiculous position, is manifest,
but " hat that object may be must be left to cOn-
lecture. II IS Certain, However, HAT lie has vefy
le regard for the means by which il is to be ac-
complished.
AS your columns have been used by him for
the circulation Of what appears 10 me as wlltul
and malicious misrepresentation, and as cannot
entertain suspicion that you would encourage
such on abuse Of the purposes for which he has
been employed, even towards one 10 whom il is no
torious your paper IS unfreudIy, Enough for what
good cause am at a Loss 10 kROw,l may not in
dulge The hope that you will grant me the pEiYi-
lege Of saying, through the same Channel, that II
there is ore Trend OF mine in Virginia who has en-
IerIalned or expressed hupeof my election 10 the
Senate since The result OF the last election was as
ceIlained, he is unkuJ3n to me; and that, as tUr
myself, would quite as soon expect an invitation
the Russian iorces in the Crimea as that could be
elected to the SenateiLy the present IeSisia:ive
body of my own Stale,
al presume the object Of the conductor of tie
paper in employing respondents al distance
is III TT at least, to ascertain the political con
'!ition Of public sentiment and the movements oI
pc ltical parties for the information AMI enIIght-
menl OF lis numerous readers, aud not E0t the cir
culnpion Of fabulous sores, manufactured out Of
whole ClOsh,' tOI the purpose Il uiIsrepreSsnLlms
AMI misleading. If 50, the services this cor
/. sPOndent light be dis pensed with without seri
loss tn the paper OF The public; for what Tell.
ance eau hereafter be placed in any statement he
may make wien there IS not one man Of any par
" IN lie CITY OF Richmond, will venture to as
sert who will not regard his statements, IN refrI
en"e to the movements aud expectations OF my
'remds ani myself, rldlcuIouSIy absurd and
EroundleSS, ami as MIIiulIy malicious and false?
Il they are not, let him stale upon hat and
whose au horIy lie has Ielt himself at liberty thus
to use my uume aud give publicnyto the insane
wOEklngsOl his bvSUtted Imagination.
al am, very respectfully, &c.
JOHN NJ. no IT'S"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

-TIn this mamInon- " orshiping Age. ii is 10 rare
to nd man place his usefulness 10 thu pull be-
fore hIsinlers st. Dpring ae visit to the City
SpindeS,' We weTe presented by a professional
friend to The celebrated Chemists, DR.. j. C. Aver,
whose name is now perhaps, more familiar than
any other. OF the bedside OF sickness in this coun-
try.-knowing lie unplecedenl popularity Of his
meGicin.s, aud the immense sale Of them, we had
expected to find him miIlomare, anc IoilIng in
wealth. But no, we found him his laboratory,
busy with his labUrs, among his crucIbts alenbcs
and retorts-givlng liis best personal care 10 the
compounds, on the virtues of Which, thousands
hang CoFhealtt. We learned, that no,wi,hstnnd
ing his vast business, and It's prompt returns,
the Doctor Is not rich. The reason assigned is,
that the material is costly, and he persists IN max
Ing his Preparations so expenslveIy, that tie nett
profits smalt.-AmsTiear Farmer, Ph,I $50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

For the rapid cure OF coughs eods ho.rseness brOn.
chitis whOorinscoush asthma aud consumption, is uni
VERBALLY known the best remedy ever yet discovered
for variety OF Pulmonary disease So wide is the
field Of its usefulness ard the of
cures that almost every section the country nbouns
persons publicly know H. who have been restored from
alarming md desperate dsea es the lungs by its
USE When tried its superiority over every other
medicine its kind is too apparent to escape
tOA and where its virtues known, the public
ger hesitate what autdOe to employ for the distressing
and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs which
iiIent TO climate. BY lis timely many, nay
almost all attacks of disease upon the lungs Throat
arrested and thus saved many thousands every
year rom premature grave No family should be with.
out it, and those who do neglect provide themselves
with remedy which wsrds this danger Gus class OF
diseases will have to eplore wien it is too late
Proofs OF the surprising efficacy OF the Cherry Pectoral
need rot be gwen 10 tho American peOpIe,-they have
living proofs in every reishborhooA. hut those who
wishto read the statements OF those whose heath has
been restored and whose lives have been saved by its
use, will find Them in my American Almanac, which the
agent below named has to furnish gratis Tor every one
Prepared By DE. J. G. Aver, Lowell, MassacL use;ts-
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price % cents per b6x-5 boxes for 81 m
A. L. GOOD d Co, Wheeling
GcG whOlesaleard IetaiI agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

INSANITY OF MINISTER OF STATE.-Mr. Gail
laret, the correspondent OF The Courier des Ei0ts
Unis, mentions i'll u recent letter Singular and
sudden insa nifty Of Mr. Siliverso, whom he speaks
of rs one Of the hest in[urmed members of the
Cabinet Of Ohio, King oil Greece, and a person
well disposed TO france, the language of which
country lie always uses from choice. The fist
popularity of conduct which was observed in him
was, that he bought bundled aud fifty clocks
and tlfty tables, to receive with honor two OF his
colleagues, but this symptom did not appear very
extraordinary TO amateurs in furniture. Shortly
q fter he as ked the United States Minister 10 his
face whether he had white vest; and II he Gid
not want washer oman. This remark also vas
not considered entirely destitute of sense; though
not aattenng 10 the American Minister'S vest.
In All audience lie had with the King. NJ. Sill
verge asked HIM W hich he preferred; the Polka,
the Mozourka, or he Minurt, and tLereupon fig
ured off in OF tie steps of the Mlnuet. This
time he thought mad, aud yet he had not
been altogether lacking in logic, because, as
statesman he connected The MInueI aud The wor-
ship of legitimacy. His last eccentucigy, howev-
ct, was not deficient either in malice or Irony
Having summoned 10 his cabinet the head oil lie
the door, as soon rs the police officer entered.-
Sir, said he, 'aTe you skIIful man?' 'Your Ex-
ceIlency, do my best to be oGe.' 'Ah, well. if
yon are SkillGul man, go out of that door, But
it is locked Certainly ii is, and this is the way
for you TO show your skill; come, walk OUT
The police officer, alarmed, shouted Iur help,
which came; and n. Silivergo was found thrown
down in chair, and convnlSed with laughter.
tie is certainly very witty mad man, and might,
perhaps advise King Ohio better than wiser men
have done.
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Dkc,pEDLy JoL1r.-The Nebraska news.

DEcIpEDLy JoL1Y.-The Nebraska news,
pithy speclman Of the ranS growth Of new coun
uy,.thns announces 4he result of small election
Just held in that neighborhoOd:
"No shanghai fowl of,he masculine gender ey.
er greeted It stunning DAY with a more joyful matt
nal salute than is now supposed to emsnate from
the teI'cilous c"pore sity Of the chicken which
stands proudly al the head of this column. The
Fafty Company, Cunning Chapman AID the Devil
have excited themselves to tteil utmost. But the
People have riumphed-ttiumphed, though by
only sixteen maiIrty. We crnw. The Ne.rs,
whose t ltor they have domed up hill and duwn
hull now sits sereIlry upon his three legged indie.
penuence, and yells i'll utter exultat,on. The
Hon. Sculon Morton, ESQ, who followed Brass
B. Chapman over this Territory with felicity, now
exuIla,rs most txpanSively. We wish that type
had voices, and that type could scream, for i
such were the case The News would howl
aloud. and not one renegade Chapman man
could escape the yell OF victorY. Culnlpg-Cum.
ing, whom we have followed with the faithfullneSs
of'a bIoodhound-is now PROSTATE. He stands
condemned b-fore TIE peop:e, before the Admin!
isra1on, and before his accusing coEscience.''