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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
PURE NEWFOUNDLAND Con LIVER on, will

onne combines in one remedy he tonic and strengthening
properties Of Peruvian bark aud the nou'hns qualities Of
nnn,a esd liver OIL In debility consumption rheumatism
fr6s NEURALGIA INDIGESTION &c this much advised
rensrson has met with unparalleled demand aud prescribed
K hs cniue,t physcians Of this cy. Manufactured and
ns,ented by OroHsK T. NIGER Co, Chemists, No Sss
Rroa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
Business Notices.
49, ov ORR WEEKLY PAPERS SAYS:

Oxv M orR WEEKLY PAPERS SAYS: 81 am
have ever heard Of anything that would be Of service
70 mspiindi Yes answer, have heard OF ksox hno"
i, 80 Rxox who been Of service 20 msnk nd
~sh making Of w Of course thought TIA, kNox TIE
u.rT,S Who serves mankind the Of Fulton Of aud
R5us, must be the But greatly TO disgust and
s.ornent the person alluded TO- with the immortal name
NJ, an obscure individual down East who had only invented
pov. KNOX the HATTIE uustrious than .core Of
Mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

Very CnRAp HorsE-FrRNIsMING GOops.-E

" HAVGnwAUT Nos sol sud sos Broadway, respectfully IN
forms his friends and customers that h. expects 10 reNe u
few weeks TO hs Of Broadway and
and having In preparation Europe snd his own "ois
large assortment Of New Goods intended Tor the oP"nias mas
decided 70 dispose Of his present stock Of CHINA uAs
PLATED WARE, CCTLEsy, and Gas FIXTURES AZ reduced
prices general reduction will BE- made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
HolLowAy,s OINTMENT AND pnLs-The family

medicine chest that furnished with these two powerful
edcs needs uohins ETup,ous 5uuds Ulcers
Tunors and Stf Joints iusby cured BY the OINTMENT
md All Affections II the Bowels stomach and Liver
PMS SOLD At the uanufsetores No so MAdcn-ane New.
Yo,k and No "a Strand London. and by Ill DrugIss st %
cents ga cent? and II per pot or box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

..REpuBLicAS BALLOTS may be had Od1y 81 ~ Central
COMM zee Room. Aeadcmy H1H No sos B,oair1y opPo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

Senator Summer reached Boston Yesterday and
was honored with noble reception. We give brief
account by telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
To cnRRESPONDENTS

1l,oJa,,-Yon cannot You mus. I've 4 'As Sieiea
I'll W., Sd in tie County four months T. vote for az oeer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
From The Commcrcia Advertiser.
AMERICAN PAPER IiiNGINGs. -AWARD BY THE

AAERIc lssTTUTEWe always glad to notice the prog
ress Of improvements domestic and a
when such improvements effected in our own city The
French hitherto be- deemed too skfu in - nauutsc
ture ornamental Paper HanRugs to be valcd the work
men other nation and IN this country. the HadePha
have been thought to produce the finest Wall
Papers but have least establishment IN New
which rivals the French and beats the PhadePhsn' Spec
nes of the finest foreign aud domestic PAPER HASGNGs
be aud compared the Store Of Mess TnohAs FAYE
Co No 27 Broa1wav and venture 10 after examining
them carefully those manufactured by Messs FAYE Co.
sr quite equal French in beauty of design and accuracy
OF finish much superior TO the best products Of the fha
depla factories that have under our nouce Aess
FAVE Co.'S Frcsco Papers particularly admirable The
the honor Of Gold Medal which has been
awarded by the American Institute for the best spec
mems of American Paper Hangng exhibited at the last Annual
Fair. - THOMAS FAYE 20,
Importers aud Manufacturers of Paper Hsngings,
No 2b1 HrnndMAy New. YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
CURTAIN MATERIALS
At Great Bargains, AZ the
ONE PRICE CARPET STORE OF
YOUNG JAYNE,
No. S5i Broadway. corner OF FTankn-st

NO Joi orOadWhN CoIhci VI
PIANOS AND MELODEONs.-The HORACE WA.
TIERS modern improved PIANOS and MTLoDEoSs are TO a
only at No broadway Pianos Rent aud rent "u
purchased for sale monthly payments SeeohoiS"u ~
hOm $50 to $50; MelodcOus : 90 to ZIG.
A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR SORE Throat VIII
be by using DR.. BrsHs MAGIc GRAN LINN pcpo
cures in one night q of Ouly , cents rhoiPA DP
Bush 4 GALE, No. 1856 Grcenwi,hn 81.
And by other DrugGsts.
Tur FsptNsCntIp HAT for the Fall and Winter
Of ie5G is Of the elegant shape and pGif NOT i'm
,sS Nv ANY, other hat Of the while IN mateFs ana
workmsn,hip certainly snPeSI 10 , S s s. "
way. Go and judge for yourself az W. I-o $50
RUPrvRE.-Only Prize Medal awarded 10 MARSH
Co. by the Industrial Exhibition Ui a. Ctsy TsrsS Rgfr
rI.se for hf S Esw r' Mot Wizard Fie John NJ
C''n0'A'n sfa sS' Co. No ,. 4dcn lane NewYo.k
TosTr.r,rrR's BITTERs.-The success of Hos
,, Xe.,shs stomach Biiters in curing Dyspepsia LvS
Comnl.i health and tone 10 the system cIeaHs
an sppet,c and the animal spirits swhoqt pAr
and Hotels. MSrsrrTrrR SMITH Pr9P5e'ors, Pittsburgh
Messrs. BARNES PAM Broadway ana D"@H' ST. So ''
Wholesale Agents for the hast
Fan BooTs--W ATKINS, No. la Fulton.st.,
has ON hand splendid assortment Of GESTLEMSNs BooTs
ni,.be for the Ase BOYS Doors sud SHOES
OF yct, superior quality of his own manufacture and very
durable; WATERPROOF FISHING and HUNTING BOOTS, ana all
other articles IN hi line OF ous.ne.s.
VUsD.ND's CaLCINED MAGNESiA is three times
the strength Of the hsencs and clear OF unpea
mi ts~ -Four premium silver medals and 'iIds AT
medal awarded being The best in ne market foi sac "
'A' T. J. HUSBAND, Philadelphia
D,,ms's EXCELSIOR INpELlBLE INK WITHOUT
p,vp,s,,IoY -TSs article has been very much Improved
since the Let OF August, aud We 10" ono' " - ' "' ~
e''''e' VI ~ supyproxiTY OVEN orEss, -,
used according directions For sale oy a. we p"P
Sn,'s m ~ C. Nanuhrturnr Sta'ioncrs N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
DR.. TURSBULL,
OcULIs AND AURIsT,
Prom London.)

OCULIsT AURIsT,
Prom London.D
the Everett House, UnousqCsTe, where he may b. con
tplted
Office houfs from a N. 10 p
From The London Times.
number ~ scientific gentlemen assembled Yesterday 81 me
house Of Dr. TurDbD witness the results pTodn ed by
process recently discovered by the Doctor and applied 10Y
the Of
DEAFNESS AND BLINDNEss. :
Between twenty aud thirty patients attended many "a
whom stated BY their parents, had been born u'@' 1
dumb 5000
Tcv were subui,ed 10 various tests by which was proved
their dcAfness had cured By 'h~ Application q"
DK. TCRNBULLs REMEDIEs -, ,t,..,.
And hat singular j., that Whelh'i .
depended paralysis Of the auditory nerve f "a.
tyntAnum or 6bstrucou Of the internal Pas.ase -; .,
been obtained complete cure effected without o'''
inconvenience. -, "a boar rom.
8. veral psents who represented that th'y "'' '
pletey blind said that they could now
SEE PERFECTLY WELL, n T,.pxprtt
w. syree with the Nessrs Chambers that d.
has by patience and ingenuity obtained sHs'Po vi
rneacsneits and methods, calculated TO
CuRE CssEs or DEsFNEss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

TREES AND PLANTS.-PARsoNs a. ~, p aton.
g. for sale larse assortment of Trees and Plants
& The lawn The orchard, the garden and the green
house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

IN ,o,,ove from 27g 20 ~ HudsOnst, Nov
10 - IN; 81. oAer. . stock al great sacrlhce
~ Iii he ld s,oek must be cold to open the ne" store "iA
- ooods Gall early
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

PIANOS AND MELODEONSSTbe HORACE WA,
TIERS modern improved and MyLoDEoNs are to
only No 3SS Broadway Pianos to Rent ana rem any PIN;
purchased for sale monthly payments S"cohu'"Su
from $50 TO $50; MelOdeous 30 to SlSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

HUsBaND'S CALCINED MAGNESit Is thrce tilheS
the strength Of the common hSSnc and Is eeS OF HnpAs
frs silver medals and w 'iId AT
- .x.rJed A. being The best in ';e market For sale by
'Ae DiNtS''' T. J. HUSBAND. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
a Crnr.rN PrMEnY FoR SoRr rnROAT VII

c,res in one nigbt Al cost only p cents Principal Depot
p''" And by other Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

a. ,h Irdusra Exhibition of all Nations at the W sa
PSsc. 2r their new PArENT KpicAlSvkh Ikvss I h''sI
ences-ProL Valentine Mott, Wt a ANU W ~ ~
C,rpoehsn Open nom =. IN. TO P N; W.T.
NH4N'0nNA' M.nsH CO. No. p MNden lane, New Io.k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

;ass ,o elegant shape and perfect proportions
dives to the whole person grace and hSh INN and
parted BY any other hat OF the seSso W. hat Ia in Broad
il il certainly superior 10 any MAJ sou III O''"-
Gu .li Il. for yourselt No. lis NassAust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

RICH CARPETING.-SMITH ~ LOCNSBEhkf
No 456 Broadway Grsnd.st prepared 10 ekhb
their FALL ImPoKTATIoNs ENGLISH and FRENCH CAkPsT
iEG rising every description ard grade, from the most
Costly o the CHEAPEST FABsIC.
EAGLIsH BRUssELs good styles and quality. per va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

TRFEs-PRINCE & Co.'S Descriptive Gaia
oaue gratis al FOWLER and WELL IS No 800 Rroadway NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

will present box Of my MAGsETIc SALvE to any re.
spectacle person who will call and receive IT, For Burns.
Scrofua and old Ulcers unsurpassed s. B. SMITH Electro
Msgnetis, No II Canas Broadway and Churchst
STIFF NECKs-FrOm Cold or otherwise, RAD
READY RELIEF viii stiffness by five minutes
rubbing RAILWAY 4 Co. No. loa fulton-st N u
r. Remedies sold by Druggists and Merchants everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

WIGS - HAIR-DYE - WIGS. - BACHELOR ;
WIGS and ToUPEEs improvements peculiar TO Their house
They are celebrated all the world for he graceful beauty
ease and durablty-fngto charm The largest aud best
teck in ,he world Twelve private rooms co oy- his Ia
nous DYE. SsId.t BATcurLoR's No. Us Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
SINGERS SEWING MACInNEs-SPEED AND PER-

rycTIos ComBNyp-We are now selling SEWING MACHINES
for family sewing quilting and other Eight work which
each Of the driving wheel Also i'm
proved making FIVE four three stitches each
revolution 1t be clearly demonstrated that no other kind
Of Sewing Machine before the public in comparison with
these, AZ be used without positive loss.
VI SINGER & Co. No. 32} Broadway
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-15

KEEP YouR Eye on YouR NsIenBoRs.-
Take care Of them. Don't lei them stir with
out watching. They may do something wrong
If you do. To be sure, you never knew them
10 do anything very bad, but it may be on your
account they have not. Perhaps, if it bad no,
been for your kind care they might has dis
graced themselves and families a long time ago.
Therefore, don't relax any effort to keep them
where they ought TO be never mind your own
business, that will take care Of il self. There
Is man passing along-there he is looking
over the fence into his neighbours garden--be
suspicious Of him, perhaps he contemplates
stealing something some Of these dark nights
there is NJ knowing what queer fancies he may
have got into his head. If you see any symp-
toms OF any one passing out of the path Of rec
tiiude, don't say anything to the erring indiyid.
ual about it, but tell every one else that YOU
can see, and be particular TO see great many
il is a good way TO circulate such things.
and though 1t may not benefit yourself, OF any
one else particular, il will be something equal
y important about some one else. Do keep
something going-silence is a dreadful thing
though il is said there was silence in the Courts
Of Heaven for The space Of half an hour, don't
let any such thing occur on earth it would be
too much like Heaven for the inhabitants of this
mundane sphere. IT, after all your wa,chful
care. you can't soc anything out of the way in
any one, you may be sure ii is not because they
have no. done anything bad perhaps, in an
unguarded moment, you lost sight Of them
throw out hints they are no better than they
should be--thai you should not wonder if PEG.
pie found out what they were after while, and
that they may not carry their heads so high
Keep ii going, and some one will take the
hint, and begin to help you AFTER whie-then
there will be music, and everything will work
TO a charm.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-15
THE CINCINNATI SLAVE CASE.

The slaye-mOther AT Cincinnati, who killed
her boy to save him from the patriarchal bless
ings Of servitude, was claimed as a fugitive from
Slavery, aud delivered up. She was given up
notwithstanding a strong prina (acie case ex-
listed TO show that having bren permitted at for
mer times by her master to visit free soil, she
had 50 become tree notwithstanding higher
claim over her person was urged by the laws OF
Ohio, on whose suil the homicide had been com
miiied notwithstanding the warmesl sympa-
thy of the whole population Of Cincinnati, and
indeed Of the whole North, with the heroic con-
fessur Of liberty. There was no popular resist
ance TO the execution Of the Fugitive Law
and compliance with its requirements was car
ried so far, that the service ofreguaT legal pro-
cess from State Court for her arrest upon the
charge of felony was suspended in order that
the Federal authority might be thoroughly vim
dicaied in her rendition.
The same act Of Congress-that Of Feb. 10,
l793-which creates the right Of reclamation
for fugiives from service, creates the right Of
reclamation for fugiiivcs from Justice. The
duty Of surrendering slaves and criminals is
enforced by the law. Accordingly, the Chief
Magistrate of Ohio, Mr.. CHASE, has addressed
his requisiiinn to the Governor Of Kentucky,
Mr. MoREHgAD, for the person ofihe murderer.
She is required to stand trial for her life. viii
she be surrendered We do not for moment
believe so. BY so much more elevated as are
the exactions OF Slavery over those Of Justice,
are we to measure the probabilities Of such COM
pIiance with the laws Of the Union. BY the
fidelity with which every compromise touching
Slavery has been complied with by the slave
holders are we 10 Judge the future execution Of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-15

KANSAS MEETING IN WnMIxoroN A ma,
ing Of the citizens Of Wilmington Interested 1.
Kansas affairs. was held a, the town hall 1.
that village, on Tuesday evening. The follov.
ing resolutions were offered, discussed. ana
adopted as indicative Of the sense Of the mos,.
ing -
Whereas, Our fellow citizens in Ks,,..
who are so nobly endeavorinq 10 eousecra,, 49,,
territory 10 Freedom, arc occupying the pn, az
danger and sustaining the weight Of The .,;..
now impending in the mighty conaic, be,vss.
Freedom and Slavery in our country ,be,s.
fore
Resolred, That they are entitled to. and ~.
now most cordially tender 10 them. our u,,.
est sympalbies in their severe Affections. ON,
hearty corporation 10 the unequal struggle i
which they are engaged, and DOR earnest pr,v.
ers TO Almighty God for their protection and
success.
Resoiued-That the recent special mes,as.
Of the President Of the United States, az xsll
as his proclamation, leave little 10 hone ana
much 10 fear from executive power 10 reference
10 Freedom in Kansas.
ResOlred, That the course Of the Prp,iden,
in regard 10 Kansas, presents humiliadpv
spectacle Of disregard for the rights Of Amer.
can citizens, Of dereleciion from duty. and De.
votion to the slave power, utterly unworbv
alike Of man, a native Of New England. a,
Of the Chief Magistrate Of a Free and Chris
tian people.
Resolrod, That the New England Emiprap,
Aid Company and other kindred Organization,
so far from meriiing the calumnious charge,
preferred against them by the President, arc
entitled to the gratitude, and deserving the con.
fdence and patronage Of all true lovers Of Free.
dom
Whreas, The President has forewarned a,
Of his purpose TO enforce by the military pow.
er at his disposal, the unconstitutional and en-
christian enacimenis Of the so-oalled Leeisa.
ture Of Kansas, therefore
ResOiced, That in the name Of Humanity. Of
Justice, Of Freedom, and Of the Christian reli.
gion We protest against such course as an
airOcious outrage upon all that we hold dear as
citizens and as men.
Resoirsd. That we most respectfully but %.
gently call upon our fellow citizens Of Yer
mont 10 come promptly forward to the rescue
Of Kansas from the Slave power; and relying
upon the the protection. and invoking The aid
Of the Supreme Ruler Of nations, we pledge
ourselves by all means sanctioned BY the Amer
lean Constitution and the Bible, to resist 10 the
uimos, all efforts TO fasten the blighling curse
Of Slavery upon that country.
ResOired, That subscription be now opened
TO raise means TO aid our fellow citizens in
Kansas.
ResOired, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Vermont Phenix and
in the Vermont Republican, the n. Y. Tn
bune and the National Era.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

tOhefI oy inc brafuf00r0 C0raf Bdad.-
The BrattlebOrO Cornet Band assisted By the Brat
tleborO Quartette Club. viii give Concert Of in
strumental and vocal music at the Town Hall on
wednesday evening Of mex, week. This Band I'M
der the instruction Of Mr.. Robbins. has obtained
an excellence that might excite envy among much
older performers, end lovers Of music may expect
rich treat at their concert. Those who delight to
"trip the light, fantastic toe can lie abundanily
gratihed at the close Of the concert As the pro
cecis Of the performance are to be devoted to the
purchase Of a necessary uniform we trust our citi-
Iens will give the Band full house.
-fnsrieda House.--We learn that Mr.. Nash has
renewed his lease Of the American House, and that
the building is to be repaired to such an extent
that II will be neat and eommodious in its arrange
meHts. Mr.. Nash has. during the two or three
years which he has kept the house, secured the
good will Of host Of patrons, who will all rejoice
AT his increased facilities for winning success.
Kansas and Rspu5lican Clu5.-Last week
just before going to press we were informed by
gentleman who resides in a neighboring town, that
Gen. Robinson Of Kansas would address the citi-
lens Of BrattlebOrO on Monday evening, and that
amer the address a Republican Club xvou,d ho
formed. This information he professed 70 have
received from the editor Of the Republican, and
we accordingly made the announcement in the
PnGSx. That the matter might obtain sufficient
publicity, we presume. the official notification WAS
withheld from US.
On Friday evening Of last week A meeting of
those who had been privately invited, was held in
one Of the rooms Of the Town House. The object
was to perfect the incipient stages In the rmat;o
of Republican Club in this place. No public an
nOuneement Of this preliminary meeting was Civ
en-. Its results have not yet been made known.
On Monday evening Of this week, Mr.. J. s. En-
cry Of Kansas delivered an address. detailing the
political history Of the settlement Of that territory
including the election and proceedings Of the sho
$3.50" ~ 1" n''ne'u anu need-
-. ~@'Ou " 'ne o'A'e constitution to-
500 WIN narrative Oh 'ne incursions oil the
- ~. - s' 1"U VI. consequent combination
!, s'e ~ s's's A's"' uen romeroy' who had
= - p''s was mo- present. mr., hh rhay-
,a,.s,,.~ - ~ oo"pa"S inaue re" IN
wh,.h ~. raa,,n. as,' " y. vpsrA'ionsi amer
' "a'A ''' '"''"s "'''u'nsa un'n tuesday even
n.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-15

man Of the Committee on Territories, presented
majority report sustaining the views and course
pursued by the administration in relation to Kansas
Judge Collamer presented minority report TAX
ing the Northern view Of the question. He
believed the Legislature Of that Territory was
constituted in a fraudulent manneri and their
action tended to drive out the Free State men
or reduce them 10 submission. Finding the
government had become an engine Of tyranny,
the people had assembled peaceably to take
measures preliminary to admission into the I'm
ion as a State. The proper course now would
be, either to repeal the Act Of 1854 and organize
Kansas anew as Free Territory; or, IL Congress
will not do that let them declare all the acts Of
this spurious Legislature utterly imperative and
void, and provide new Government for that Ter
ritory.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-15
THE NEW LIQUOR LAW IN MAINE,

The Judiciary Committee Of the Maine Leg
islature have reported bill entitled "An act
10 restrain and regulate the sale OF intoxicating
liquors, aud 10 prohibit and suppress drinking
hnuses and tippling shops" The report con-
dernns the present Prohibitory liquor law. The
following is an epitome of the provisions Of the
bill presented by the Committee. There are
80 sections -
Sec. |. No person TO sell intoxicating liz
uor directly or indirectly, except as provided
by law.
Sec. 2. No person shall manufacture dis
titled spirits without giving bond in $1,000,
that he will not sell any spirits excep, of his
own manufacture, and without adul,eraiion, or
in quantities less than - gals, to be carried
away at the time.
Sec. 3. Any person manufacturing with
out giving bonds TO forfe, $1,000
Sec. 4. This act not to extend to import
ed liquors, cider, or home made wine
Sec. s. Physicians, &C., 10 sell it. mixed
with their medicines.
Sec. 0. City and town authorities to au-
thorize persons to sell-as follows In every
town or city al least one and not more than
two every town or city having more than
5000 and less than 5000 population, two add-
tional persons; every city and town having
more than 5000, Que additional person for every
5000. Such authority to expire on the LIST day
of May next succeeding the granting of the
same.
Sec. 7. lnnhoders may be authorized to
sell to guests, but shall not keep bar.
Sec. 8. No person shall sell TO any minor,
Indian, soldier in the army, drunkard or iniox-
icated person.
Sec. o. Notice shall be given concerning
persons of Incorporate habits.
Sec. 10. No person shall be authorized to
sell until he has given bond of $500 that he
will not violate the law.
See, II. Any person violating the 7ih and
9Th sections shall be fined $40 be liable TO
suit on his bond, and to have his authority re-
voked.
Sec. 10. No person shall furnish liquors
to persons TO whom its sale is forbidden.
Sec. 10. II any person, not authorized.
shall SELL he shall be fined not exceeding 500
Sec. IA. Three unlawful sales constitute
one common seller-and render him liable to
a fine Of 500, or imprisonment for six months
Sec. Is. (Entire.) M person shall keep
drinking house or tipping shop githin this
State.
Sec, 10. A drinking house or tipplinR
shop is any place, except an inn, where liquors
aie sold except as provided by this law.
Sec. II. The keeper of such drinking
house shall be fined 5000, or imprisoned one
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-15

There he goes again." said Mrs. Parting.
ton in the Legislature, as a member stood up
for the fifth time to speak on question:
There he goes like soda fountain, and iusi
as fuidly as water. Now, Isaac, mind him,
and see If yon cant become speaker of the
house of reprehensibles sometimes. declared
continued she, as new burst of sloquence
reached her esr, "it does seem as if the man
iepleee of Daniel Webster had fell on him, he
is so bright" The mallet of the presiding
officer called 10 order, and the old lady walked
out, holding Ike By the hand, who kicked an
elderly gen,emans heel, as he was going he
fore him. by accident Of course, and the elder
~ gentleman looked beetles at the young trans.
giessor, who was so busy thinking of roll Of
lozenges he was going 10 buy when he got
down stairs, that he didn't mind the elderly
gentleman at ALL Posi-.