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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

CoL Wuop's Nr,lrN or lui>a W0>pre,
We have had the privilege during tho past
week, of attending an entertainment al kim,
Hall, advertised as above. There We witnessed
the different freaks Of Nature IN the rprs.n.
OF Mad, ClorIraA, the bearded lady of swift
z'rilnd her infant SON, E>,r Mas. UilI>
BWDos, and GEN. GIrroRp
We have often hoard Of Mrs. e.. the holrl-
ed lady, but have never had am opportunity
OF seeing her haiore. She appears to be- very
Intelligent, and with her son, q boy "a wear.
OF age, is one OF the Greatest wonders of tho
arc. The boy has already quite 70 pair orwlis-
ker>, aud is more or Jess covered with hair.
Mrs. BIc-., a lady said To bee So years of
age, and about so inches high, o., apparently
ni good education, ami Is certainly yery intel
hE'nt, ana ct a very pleasing tpl-triuae. Her
powers OF conversation are not at all wntiu,
Maj Gen, Clifford, q nice little man. is 10
inches high and is said 60 weigh So pounds
Is very gentlemauly in his appearance, of "A
soclahIe but uupretendIng disposition. which
at once makes him a great tayollt0 with every
body.
The Swiss Warbler is another of the vond
ers OF the present day His powers Of imit4-
ton are beyond conception or description.
At the close of each evening" exhibition.
the idriImed NINCHELL occupies short time
Tor the more perfect diversion otthe audience.
ana although he may have appeared hetor,
the same audience ON different occasions, they
are bound to Laugh in spite of all culs4y3r,
10 the contrary. Drive on W.uchell. and
when on please come again to Malone. We
rather think you leave quite AS good "a r.lu-
tation here As ever. Wei assist you.
On the whole, The exhibition was. grand
Rh1lr, and those who alI NOT - 'i,r, lost d
grand sight.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

KANSAS AFFAIRs.-The last two or tbree
days have brought to the east many account.
OF the bloody deeds related in Mr.. Nutc's
letter, which appeared in our paper last Fri
day. They all substantially agree, and have
been confirmed by q witness in this vicinity
who came from Kansas soon after their oc.
currence. Other eeds Of kindred atrocitv
are also reported and We fear many more
are to follow. All the horrors Of civil and
savage warfare seem to be forced uuon the
free State inhabitants Of Kansas. by their
merc,less enemies. Some Of their acts are
so ~hendish, that We hesitate to shock opr
readers with a statement Of them. On the
3Oth ult. quite = battle Was fought at Osa-
Vatowle, which " attacked by large lar
t. OF the pTo-sl"reoT .oroes-repor: saws 300
Twerty free State men it is said, were killed
MIR. Brown md his son, Of Oawatamie q
mons the rest. The place was burned.
At Lsavtnworth the free State people we're
driven out it is said, at the point Of the bav.
onet, and two men, Mcssrs. Philips from
Berkshire, Mass, were killed. Armed ruff
hans are also i%nfestlng the route from Iowa,
and an intention to hem the free State men
In on all sides, to cut off all their supplics,
and to eIterminate them, is openly declared.
10 add to ali, we have the orders Of Presi.
dent Pierce to have all the military in Kan
sas applied to enforce the pira.e acts Of the
missourian invaders, called territorial laws
and If the U. 5. troops do not suffice, mill
tia from Illinois and Kentucky ara to be
brought to their aid. Surely there will be
a terrible reckoning some day, for these hor-
rid and barbarous deeds aud tor this infamous
psr7srsion of government to support viola
tions OF law and justice which we're unheard
of till our own day
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

\ WET MoNrH-August 1856 was remark.
able both for its low Temperature. and. its
abundance Of rain. 1t was one Of the cold.
est Augusts on record in this vicinity, end a,
we md from an examination Of the iournal
Of the late Prof Thompson, the wettest Au-
gust in % years. The amount Of water last
month was % inchcs-a quantity which
has been exceeded but three times in any
month, IN % years. In May ls28, @ IS in.
fell in Sept. of the same year the fall was
the same, 9.S5 in, and in July 1880 the fall
Of water exceeded 10 inches-morc than + of
which fen in days.
We ARE now enjoying the ha' warm wealth
er which we commonly expect, but this wear
did not get, in August-and the prospect for
fair weather for some time nv come is auspi-
cious
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

The NEW foG-BELL, on juniper Island "a
very heavy and fine toned instrument. tolled
for several hours last evening. Why, we did
not at first understand, as there was no 70.
but as the solemn tones came over the votar
we began to detect a meaning in them
" Gone-down '-gone--down '' they
seemed to say, and we perceived that tie
bell was ringing out, perhaps Of its own &C
cord, the knell Of the Pierce & Buchanan
Democracy Of Vermont. Regme,cqt ~ rqce ,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

$50 towns give IIamlin, Republican, 81,
774 Wells, Buchaneer, 22,673 Patten,
Straight Wing, $500 ELEVEN THOU.
SAND TWO HUNDRED AND ELEVEN
MAJORITY FOR HAMLIN. The rest of
the ticket is safe. Returns are not sufficient
thus far to make a basis for Congress only
1t is sure that Wood, Republican, is returned
IN the first district by a large majority. The
lst district last year gave an nnti .Republi.
can majority of 1900,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

Mas RuN ovER,-At Nashua, Monday eve
ming while the train was making up for
Manchester, a man named Charles Marcus
OF Gloucester, Mass, attempted to jump on
board while the train was in motion. and fell
and was run over by the car One foot
was badly crushed beneath the wheels, aud
the only wonder is, that he was not fatally
injured
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

APPolS1NESr-The Swanton journal saws
that President Pierce has appointed Hon.
j. B. Bowdish of Swanton, Consul General
10 Constantinople. Whether the appointee
will consent to exchange the life and hustle Of
Swanton for the slow city of the Turks seems
TO be not certain. If he does it will be some.
thing offs change. Think of it, from Swanton
TO Constautiuople
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

A lot Of Tobacco Of a +" bright golden hue
and the texture as fine as silk" was sold in
Lynchburgh, Va, last week, at the enormous
price S265 per hundred 1t was said to be
the finest specimen Of the article ever seen
aud ought to sell for two dollars and City
cents per pound.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

HoLLowAY's 0rNrVrvr Avp Plus have c9,Do.
politan reputation. In every land Christian or
savage, to which commerce has carried them, they
have become standard reinedic. for the most pain.
ful aud dangerous complaints to which humanity
Is liaaIe' The ointment is an acknowledged spcci-
hc for all e%ruptiyc, humorous and ulcerous disorders
aud there is no disease Of the stomach. the liver ,r
the bowels, that may not be ,ubducd by q p.rsi..
tent use of the Pills.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12


The returns from Maine are Of glorious
omen They show that Ito hear, Of the reo
pie in Maine, as we'll rs in Iowa and Vermont
is alive that it tes's the issue before the
nation, and beats warmly and steadily for the
cause Of justice and freedom. The leaders
of the sham democracy shouted their old war
cries in the ears Of the multitude. Southern
politicians and member Of Congress, Orr Of
South Carolina aud Benjamin Of Louisiana.
were sent TO proclaim, one to Old democrats
the other to old wings, that the salvation of
the Union depended on their turning a deal
ear to the cries Of injured humanity in Kan.
sas, and striking hands with those who are
carrying slavery by fire and sword into free
Territory. Choate Of Massachusetts, rut
forth his gildel sophls-ries t. the young mel
of Maine, and spoke contcmptuously of ..thc
sounding and glittering ceneralities Of the
Declaration Of Independence - Little and
Patten and Evans set ~ as q ..whig ticket
one which agreed IN almost every name with
that Of the BUCCANEERS. l. all avLiled them
nothing. Choate's music fell On ears which
were deaf to his charming. They despi>cd
the impudent sophistrics Of Orr and T.rf,-
min, and al who went after tlam. They
turned their backs on all the dishonest and
selfish schemers who sought g. deceive them.
laughed all their shallow devices To .co,p.
and threw their votes for the men who REP
resented the principles which their patriotic
forefathers proclaimed to the world eighty
years ago, and to maintain which they freely
shed their blood. The cons will maintain
them also, and if necessary in the same way.
MILTON FALLS, GEoRGIE, ST. ALBANs. AND
SwAATos-The Panorama Of New York CITY
will be exhibited at Milton, Falls. in Wards
Hall, Monday afternoon and evening, Sent.
Is. At Georgia village in the Congreca-
tional Church TUESDAY afternoon and eve
ming Sept. l6. At St. Adams in Odd Fellows
Hall Wednesday Thursday and Friday eve
nings and thursday AMI Friday afternoon,
Sept. II, IS and 10. At Swanton Fail. in
the Academy, Saturday afternoon and eve
ming Sept. 20, At Burlington in Union Hall
every afternoon and evening this week. The
afternoon exhibitions Commences at three
this evening and at 7! o'clock. We have rivcn
outlines Of this work Of art in another place
in this paper Take your family to see the
work.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12
BY EXTess.

JSr RECEIVED AT LYMAN,s, THIS NOR
~ ing
SKIRT 4 DRESS W~HALEBONEs,
SKIRT CORD,
COTTON TRIMMINGS,
SILK PRINCES,
RIBBONS,
MOIIAI MITTS. l. b.
-iLSO-
4 great variety ofFsus. Please call and e1amin.
- mo CORNER STORE.
J@uucl7, 1856.
1856. Fall -StAs 1ose
'AN NOW BE OBTAINED 49, Nrr7,,or
= HhI, CAP and FUR sIOKE~ Ii. arc
invited to call and examine Goods and Price.
''s ~ etTft y. ALLEN 4 co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

CHILD Born WITHOUT EYES. 49, The Boston
Medical andSurgicalJournal chronicles a case
IN Shrewsbury, Mass where a child was
born ~'ihoUt eycs. 1t was a healthy boy,
well developed in every other respect. There
were eyelids, but no eye balls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

FATAL ACCIDENTAL young man named
McCarty was killed on the Valley Railroad
on Wednesday Of last wcck,-Elc was en-
ploycd on the gravel train and attempted to
got on the tender Of the engine, but was told
to go back, He jumped backwards, thinking
to strike the car, but fell on the track. and
was run over, the wheel cutting him in two.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

Mr.. Flint, Of Bethel, drovcr. was killed
on the cattle train the lst inst IN Llwrencc .
Mass, while passing through a bridge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

A Nrw PASSENGER STATION, is to be built
in Brsttlsboro, rs by 50 with a covered plat
form IA feet wide, and so ieet North Of the
present depot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

Major Cornelius A. Ogden, Corps Of Enri-
neers United States Army, died at Brandon
Vermont, on the 23d ult.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

NABIETY.-rENCIL sHABPENER, SNUFF.
Boxes. JET, Coral, and Mohair Bracelets. In
lla Rubber Pen holders and Pencil Cases, Flower
Vases, Hoquct Holders, Crocdot Kings, Vest Buttep
hlins'' fine Violin AMI Guitar strings Toilet snd
Pocket Mirrors, brushes aud Combs, with Mir.
ror', Bone IVORY, Paricr Machc and other Fans. at
the u1 stand Church street.
Ie'i III J. Z. BRTNSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

V hlLS-5oo KEGS NAILS, ASSORTED SIZES
y this day received, and for sale bv
m)-o VAN SICkLEN ( WALKER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

- \WLS.-A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF STFL
Ia 'hawIs, which will be .oii cheap for cash,
1N"'i NICHOLS 4 buYNTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

SNJFI-Ioo DpZ. . LII. CASES OF GREERs
Snua this day received, a very superior article
''r sale ny auI NAN>ICEIEN / WAIVER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

EIGS-lop DRUMS EE>T ELEME FIGS l,
\ store and for sale by
ava N~ANSICkLEN WALLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

'I'IE PLACE To BUY CARPETS. is at
L oIANItpRD'S Dry Good, and Carpet Store.
op-l, l>5t.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

LOOK OUT ros PICKrockE1s 1t Is stated
that IN the possession of one OF a gang of
four Pi'kpockets lately arrested at the depot
OF the Western railroad IN Springfield.
was found a correct and full list of every
convention, muster and fair to be held IN
New England the present season. Some of
the llght-fngered gentry are here 4 gentle.
man had his pocket picked Of 500 by one Of
them last night.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

NEW vocal MUSIC THERE'S The WHITE
y House yonicr, Campaign song Fremont Ral.
lying song Cheer Boys, Cheer. Quartette Poor
Sister sue. Plantation song The Carrier Dove.
heau'liul pgett The sabbath Bell, a new collee.
tiou Il Church Music At
EUsT'> Music store, No. 5 Bank Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

IHoNis WARD, Il POOR sailor on the llkos.
or perhaps a good sailor, but a poor man.
who cant read nor write, and who has a
wife and three children, broke his leg ON
board a vessel at Chicago, and is in the t.. $.
marine hospital in that city. lie is a brother
to John Ward, the Yorkshire hostler, who
became prime minister to the duke Of Lucca
and died regent of Parma.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

Irrr prr.. jon rn,,-,ye o,,,,r
uus27, diwtf No.. College ,,-o,. r,rIi,..u
Ladies Dr. CIoush's Columbian Pills
oil. heei' 'i Cumminston, Mass, a beautiful lad,
oil eighteen TOO" a severe cold, which resulted il
d Lung le'er' amt suppression, and it was expec,e,
earthly career. Her stomach r.r,.,l mac t:.t
fool, and f,rt..rtcen dave. .lo hal ,,po, "-.,.
any u.uri..ms.t. when Al friend ir.-.i,..4 .t.,
Pills and she c.uacaerI their ne. ~ro l..,n e.
mend mmcdiatcrv.an seven r.vo. t,.o -...,-.Il.
=. rerfse. health and regularity These c.In.li,,
Pills euro disease. and regulate the system and n-,
''." nr''r at "ir'uw 'l7"os, l.ra..r I~.It.'o.
SID by Acc. Spear, at % ,cut.-5 u.Ae. f..
S''''' Aug -. lmdiw
TT '''''-I'' subscriber ha.
'' manu- am extensive assortment of the host
o. MANY. I..-''5 'N', "'c.nls 'i furnishing
''' ''''' anu I"' coats All
''.5 ''" d" proportion '' value.
C..'"'' "'''y cleaned and repaired.
SINGER sowing machine for slle.
g. EENN-.
i"''"si ."' sept j, I,I'. WIN
~
,...atlI - ~. .... ' 10 'N' ''e''f''
.. , % % u 1T next 'e''
,..I &C.,. ,,' ',' '"- "''"'"s '' d ram
r., u., '. inc I''H'''' 'i d.
y.-~. ,. r.,.-.r r.I...l ~, ''
r.tt..,.- ,. ., ,.- 7
r" N"r,ou, Suhcrcr..-A retired clergyman
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

SASH Fastener We advise mechanics who
visit the Fair to look up the Patent Sash
Fastener invented and exhibited by Mr. c.
IT, Dana. 1t is the simplest, most e%Tactual
and the cheapest by far, Of any invention Of
the kind We have ever seen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

NURSERY AND OTHER BASKETS. WAGON,
Y and Chairs, At j. + GEINSMAID>,
sl' Church street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12
l,aIieS' E1nIL,

l>I RECEINEu-A FEW PIECES OF LA.
v 'l,, reversible CT. th, 'o- DIoaks, by
aug" a"" NICHOLS & BulNTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

THERE was n Sunday School Excursion at
Manchester, w., last Wednesday, embrace
ing schools from East Bennington, shaftcs-
bury, and Schaghticokc, townsville and
Buskirk's Bridge, n. Y, filling % cars The
day was fine and everything passed off pleas
antlv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

f'ANH PAID FOR CORN AND OATS AT THE
v south Wharf. "
apl't5"3mos GEO. W. BECKWIru.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12
The state Fair,


The prospects for a fno display in the
several departments Of the Exhibition are
most favorable. The show Of Horses parti-
%cularly, promises to be finer than ever known
before in the State. AT three o'clock this
7. NJ. the entries were as follows
sherman Morgans, 81
Woodbury., " 40
Bulrush, IL
llambletonians and others, 81
Matched IIorses, % pairs.
Gcldings and Mares, 81
Among the horses present are the Ethan
Allen; the Old Green Mountain Morgan-or
Hale Horse the Myrick horse cold Column
bus; Flying Morgan, and others, of
more or less note. Some one hundred head
of Cattle-a number OF lots of sheep-and
twenty lots Of swine-were also entered
Entries in all the departments are being made
constantly. The afternoon has been occupied
with t%rotting on the Course.
An efficient corps Of Marshals, under Chief
Marshal NJ. l.. Church, preserves order
The Burlington Cornet Band discourses Enc
music. The weather is fnc and promises to
continue SO. The people are collecting in
great numbers, and the Fair promises to be
ono Of the most successful yet held by the
Society
The principal feature of the Programme
for tomorrow will be the Grand Cayalcade Of
all horses on exhibition, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
In the afternoon, the Committee on AMI.
mails will commence their examinations at .
P. NJ. The Horses will be examined on the
course, each class passing twice around the
track.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

me Great English Rcmcdv.-sit ..tsns
'''rk.s Celebrated Female pills. pro,,,cd c,m.
'p.I'n Of Sir. James Clark, NJ. D.. Physician
v.5I' to tho Queen. This inyaluableI
Cal .. ID ""'''lns 10 tho euro Of an those pain 4
constitution. '' '"'
~ m'1"Ta'e' all excess, removes all obs,ruc,io,
ana bring on tho monthly period with rc,ui,ri,v
Ihe5e Pills should be used two Or tbroc ycct, ,o
vI'us 10 confinement they fortirv tbc ,,,.r,,,a
and lessen the suffering during labor. c,a,li,, ,La
mother to perform her iutics with safety Z, bor.,if
and child.
These Pills should not be taken by female. durin,
'0e FIRST THREE MONTHS Of rregnancv a. tbeY
'r' sure TO bring ON Miscarriage. but at anv otber
time they arc safe.
10 all cases d Nervous and Spinal Affection.
pam in the Back and Limbs, Hoayisc... F,ti,ye OF,
slight ]ENorti9n, palpitation of the Heart. Lovre.,
OF spirits, H~ystsris-, Sick Headache. White. and Al \
inc painful diseases ocrasioned by a df,orjsr,d .v,
t'n' those Pills. will effect a cure when all .i.-I
means have failed, and although a powerful rome5v
do not contain iron, cai9mer. aa.inopv. or ,,,|
other mineral.
Full directions ae.7.'r,7vi,g ,,,l -.
Price, in tho Uni,ai state. and canada. One p9,I,. |
solo Agents for thi. country.
&c BALDWIN co.,
Rochester, Y. Y
FUTILE L MOSES, Auburn, y. Y, GENERAL
AGENTS.
y. b. 800 and g postage stamps enclosed +, anv
authorized Agent, will insure a bottle Of tbepil |
ny return mail.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

Another HEAD on =. Dudlv, DEBUT,
7. NJ. at Centre Rutland has been removed
a mora suitable person having been found
that is one less inclined to " kick against
the pricks."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

New BOOKS Al TIE CHURCH STREET
Bookstore. The States and Territories Of the
great West, their Geography, History, advantages,
resources, prospects &C., &c, with a Map and Illus
man - brief Memoirs Of eminent Americans, by
Benjamin j Losing. Sl,25. "Kuowleige is Power"
a view Of the productive forces Of Modern Society
4ad the result, Of Labor Capital and skill by Charles
Knight. "Ihe Eafnest Msn,' Life and Lsbors OF
Dr. Judsoa, by H.. c. Coraut, Sl,o0.
just received At
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

HAIR JEW ELRY. HANDSOME FINS, EAR
! eRiu-., + niger Rings and Necklace, made Of
Hair end sc, in fne gold, at Church Street Jewelry
store. au. % J. L. BRINSNAID
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

SJMMEK GOODS or ALL KINDS Tor SALE
- 81 a bargain
lVl7dtwtf NICHOLS BOYNTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

GOLD LOCKErS. 4 BEAUTIFUL ASSORT.
- men, Nrl, 2,3, 4, S, g., r, s, and II Pictures,
the largest aud cheapest assortment ever on hand At
the Odd stand, Church Street.
aug % J.E BRINsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

lNDtANA WIDE AwAHE.-A correspondent.
from indianapolis writes under date Of .Nur
SO "Indiana is all on fire. Our ordinary
county meetings number 5000. and some
much larger. The opposition are fully a
reused.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

o' " 'llA5Ft
CnILD BoRN WITHOUT EYES. 49, The Boston
Medical andSurgicalJournal chronicles a case
IN Shrewsbury, Mass where a child wa
born w'thoW eyes,. 1t was a healthy bow.
well developed in every other respect. There
were eyelids, but no eye balls.
THERE was a Sunday School Excursion at
Manchester, Vt, last Wednesday. embrace
ing schools from East Bennington. Siaftcy-
bury, and Schaghticokc, townsville and
Buskirk's Bridge, n. Y, filling % cars, The
day was fine and everything passed off pleas
antly.
Fremont ENVELOPES &~c.-Putnam 4 Bro.
Of Boston, have got out envelopes, letter and
note paper with a beautiful Steel engraved
likeness of Fremont. Also an elegant Ere.
mont Silk badge. To ice found at T.. 4
Fullcr's.
lSDtANA WIDE AwAHE.-A correspondent.
from indianapolis writes under date of .Nur
50 "Indiana is all on fire. Our ordinary
county meetings number 5000. and some
much larger. The opposition are fully a.
reused.
lead ''I = pudIy' Deputy
I NJ at Ocntro Rutland has been removed,
a mora suitable person having been found.
that is one less inclined tn &" kicL .,.iryt
the pricks.'
oASh rAsihNER y" @ advise mechanics who
'"' ra'r 70 look up the Patent Sash
invented ana exhibited hy Mr. C..
''' simplest most ehectuaI'
" 'ie cheapest ny iar' OF any invention Of
lHh hEftBllcAN Gathering at Rutland on
the 3oth' was an enthusiastic one, from 5000
to oooO ireemen werc assembled speeches
were made by Hon. Geo. p. Marsh, Z. D.
culver and others, Of the highest order
ana were well appreciated
AffoiS1NES1-Ihe Swanton journal says
that President Pierce has appointed Hon.
- Constantinople. Whether the appointee
will consent to exchange the life and hustle of
Swanton for the slow city of the Turks seems
to be not certain. If he does it will be some.
thing OF a change. Think Of it from Swunton
70 Cons''ntlnople
We are under special obligations to Mr..
hoLLEY OF the Vt y Boston Line, and Mes'rs.
DoDGE and HowARp Of the Troy and Canada
81 proportion OF our returns thus lar
nave been received by Telegraph.