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Republication in Illinois.

Springfield, Ill.,, Jan. Ia, 1871 YVES pres.
ent here on Monday, the 18th inst, at the in
auguraton of the Republican State officers.
The Old Line Democracy had had control Of
the Capitol SO long. that they appeared to think
their dlspossession mere farce, and that in n
few days they would again be permitted to re-
sumo their seats. But | think their fate is
sealed. Republicanism will continue to grow
stronger and stronger in Illinois, until the ma.
Jorities for Freedom and Free Soil, rolled IN
by the Young Giantess of the West, Will be
equal to those Of the Empire State in the last
election.
The Republican party in this State is much
stronger now than it was at the November
election. Many of the Fillmore men acknowl.
edge that they were deceived by their leaders.
else they would have voted for Fremont.
|ttndham, Portage Co., o., Jan. q, 1871
send you an account of a remedy for poisons.
which think worthy to be published through.
out the world. Very respectfully, yours &C.,
LUTHER HUMPHREY.
Raw Onions a Cure for Various Poisons.
This remedy has been effectually tried fer the
stings OF bees, wasps, and hornets, with good
success. Take an onion, and cut it horizontal
~, and immediately apply it to the wounded
part, rubbing it thoroughly; and, when no
more juice will come from the onion, cut again,
and apply until the pain ceases. In most cases,
if the application is made Immediately after the
infiction of the sting, there will be no swelling.
If the swelling has already commenced, the
process Of rubbing must he longer continued.
In case of severe swelling, it may be neces-
gary to bruise the onion, and apply as a poul-
tice, so as more than to cover the tumor. The
poultice should be often renewed uatil the
swelling subsidies.
Cure for the Bite of Rattlesnake.
a case: About forty years ago, a lad, by the
name of Thomson, who resided in Middlefield,
Geauga county, Ohio, was bitten by rattle.
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Beloit, Wis., Jan. Z, l857.-We have boen
very much amused, as we'll as edited, by your
extracts from Southern editorials, and hope
they will be continued. II is ridiculous to hear
those men crying fanatic, fanaticism, whilst
they are themselves indulging in such crazy
vagares; as though the growth of commercial
cities depended upon the resolutions Of few
hundred windy politcians-the Sir Oracles Of
plantation life, and the braggarts Of small towns
or, as though the spasmodic efforts Of these idle
gentlemen could in the slightest degree hinder
the progress Of millions of industrious, enterpri
sing, and well-educated freemen, in their march
toward wealth, intelligence, and political power.
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Governor Gearv.

The Washington correspondent Of the NewYorl,
Herald writes under date Of the 9th:
"The President received late last evening tel
egraphc despatch from Gov Geary, dated StLouis,
informing him that he had resigned the Governor
shpof Kansas, to take effect the last of this month";
He does not etate the reasons which have induced
him to pursue this course but the President is per-
fectly aware what they are. He has encountered
difficulties and embarrassments ever since he had
the row with Judge Lecompte, and he asked Gen.
Pierce to remove him. He promised to do it, but
never did; at least Gov Geary performs ali the
functions of hisapfice in that Territory Gov Gea-
~ will be here in few days, when the admins
tration will urge upon him 10 change his mind and
go back; and If he desires it Lecompte and every
other Office holder in the Territory who has thrown
any embarrassment in his way will be removed
We should like to be informed whether the Sen
ate, at its late brief session, took into considera
ton the appointment made by President Pierce,
now months ago. of Mr.. Harrison, Of Kentucky,
In the place of Judge Lecompte, and if so, why he
is not confirmed.
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R.uRoAp ACCIDENT At snIn56SA as sno down
cattle train on She Fchburg alIoau VIZ pasSiRg
through Shirley at o'coc t s,,,as @ py VA snS
spreading OF INV .ha We thrown from the track
with sheep anu M Many Of the animals we're
and badly l,' I'd their limbs broken, thus
killed ana o.ne ary to kill them. Some Of the
rendering ~ Wy stove to atoms. After the same
cars were sed the Wellington Hill station the
train hnqfescried hand car containing two men
engineNack, but few yards in advance of the
on (which was proceeding at the rate Of twenty
tvs an hour. The men barely had time to throw
fheir car from the track before the train whizzed
by them Again, on the arrival Of the same train
at Charcstown yesterday morning "A horse and bug
gy narrowly escaped being run down while stand-
ing upon the track The down trip was attended
with a chapter Of accidents and hair breadth es-
capes
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



AN UNEoUALLED sTIMULANT, DIURETIc AND TON
&c iNyIooRASr, and an AGREEABLE AROMATIC
AeE.
chants to the superior merits Of this exquisite cordial
1t Is pure oxtract of the It liam Juniper Berry, distilled
from the very best Of English in under the surveillance Of
the British Exercise Laws, and has be pronounced by the
medical faculty OF Great Britain am ne United States to be
the best and the safest alcoholic stmuant offered the
public.
used with great success in cases Of DYSPEPSIA Gour
RHEUNATTsN, DRorsY, GRAVEL COic Cholera FEVER AND
AGuE, sTncTuRE DISEASES or UNARY ORGANS EP1EP-
sy, &c.
It is also delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar ia
vor $50 different from other gin)i universally esteemed by all
The following, among thousands of similar kind is from
so reliable and valuable source that we give it placer:
NEw-YoRK, Sept %, 1855.
To Coz. E. O. CHARLEs:--AIr DEAR sIR2Inder some cir
cumstances recommend Holland Gin medicine. AS
yours contains much larger quantity Of Juniper think It
is preferable article. IT Is ARTICLE
HAVE SEEN. VALENTINE MoTT, NJ. d.
W Beware Of poisonous mixtures, manufactured in imta-
ton, and sold as LONDON CORDIAL GH!l
The records Of the Custom Houses in the cities Of New York
Boston and Philadelphia, show that CHARLES LONDON CoHDI-
AL IN is the only London Gin really imported and sold In
bottles controversy in the New York papers has
demonstrated that up that date to wit the beginning Of
November last the only importation Of London Cordial Gin
ever made except by ourselves has been pipes imported
in 1855 On the credit Of these go pipes cch Mould M
only fei0 hundred bottles oUer one hundred thousand
dozen, Of norioWs MIXTURE called "London Cordial
Gn hare been spread all this Continent and sold at
cost 20 per cent beoic the cost Of importation Of London
Cordial Gin by concern; whilst another icho repre-
sent themselves agents for "Booh SedgUiok Of London"
HAD NEVER IMPORTED DROP, and yet hare flooded the
,chole South and West ,oh eir so-called LoSDoS GIx
The genuine CHARLES LONDON GN is for sale in quarts at
dollar and pnts so cents by all druggists and Grocers
BE that though styled "LoNDoN CoRDIAL GIS is alb
sOutey CHARLES. To escape a1uterated and poisonous
mixtures not suffice that the article be labeled LoNpox
CORDIAL GINj but be certain is CHARLES None other is
genuine. For sale by the Importer and Proprietor
EDMUND G. CHARLES
No. 40 Broadway New-York.
IIoLToN. 0m12
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Minnesota State Orpanization

Minnesota te form constitution and State govern
nent preparatory to its admission to the Union on
the same footing as the original States, approved
of on the 10Th OF February. provides that Mime
sofa bounded as described in the billy shall have
concurrent jurisdiction in the Mississippi and all
other rivers and waters, 50 far as they shall form
a boundary with any other States; legal voters
shall elect delegates to the Territorial Legislatures
members shall assemble in the capital on the sec
ond Monday in July; they shall vote whether the
people wish to be admitted as members Of State
of the Union; If so, they shall form a constitution
the people shall approve reject the constitution
If State admission be voted censes of the in
habitants shall be made; funds for school purpo-
SEES, State university public buildings, &C., shall
be voted il admission to the Union be oblainee
Rights in salt springs and lands previously sold to
be respected.
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cAMBR1DcE Cattle MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, March is, 1851.
At market 500 Cattc-75O Becyes and 40 sores con
sng Of Working oxen Cows and one and three year
old.
PRcEs-1faret Beef Extra IS 50as rs per cw 1st quality
ssas 25i second quality 81 % so third quality 50 25
ordinary S4 co.
Storos-worltng Oxen--ssO, 100, 125al75
CoUs and CaiUes-S35, 40, so S65.
Neutrality-suspicious. Ttc0 Years Oid-s35 n S37 Three
Years Od-S4O s45.
Sheep and Lambs 400 atmarket priccs-In lots 81 60
ga 6 75i extra and selections, 81 80, 8 q $40.
SBine-532 at market Prices-Live weight Sc per ID
dressed 10 -2c per N. shoatsWholcsae IL lie per lb
retail 8 IL 9 1-2cper Ii.
Hides-s 81 n 1-2c per h. TaHoH-s a s 1-2c.
Peus-$1 IS 90 each. Cdif SkfHs-14a 15c per ID.
veal CaiUcs-S6,S 8, Gallo 90 each.
There were the Boston and Maine Railroad IS
the Boston md Lowell SO the Fchburg Railroad
and % the Western Railroad LOADED with Cattle, Sheep
and Horses.
Remarks-The market was well stocked with Cattle and
but few buyers which, IN connection with large number Of
Western Cattle at Brighton caused depression IN prices
% to SOC per cwt for Beef Mr. VIM. Bodwel OF Sheburn
Mass sold pair Of oxen nised by himself Mr. j. Fair
field Of South Danvers for $780, their gross weight 4STO
lbs, estimated to $40 per cwt nett Mr. 8. Mann Sid
OK, raised by Mr. @. A. r. Gage Addison, VT Mr..
Geo Read Of brighton for s2lo gss weight $500 lbs es
mated TO cost SO per cv nett ochange prices Of Sheep;
they sell from SO so, 90 90 per cwt, live weight
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Resignation of Gov. Geary of Kanzas.

NSSSA5 A"OAOA u WV OOdI y VI AdllldS'
The President received teegraphic dispatch
from Gov Geary, Sunday evening, dated at StLou-
is, informing him that he had resigned the COVER
norship Of kanzas, to take effect the last Of this
month. Gov Geary and his secretary, DR. Guion,
arrived al st Louis Sunday, en- route for the East
The reasons for this decision of Gov G,ary arc APP
parent. He went to Kanzas with the understand
ing that the Infamous Lecompte should be remoy-
ed from the judgeship and the rnfHan laws abol-
ished; but the judge continues in power, and the
outrageous laws have been increased and ntonsi-
fed. Gov Geary cannot stand border ruffianism.
The Lecompton correspondent of the st Louis
Democrat, abiding to the probable removal of GOV
Geary, in compliance'with the demands of the ruff
fans, says that Mr. Hall of Missouri and Mr. Faux
ner of Virginia are talked of for his successor
The widest portion of the pro-slayery men still in
sist on making D. R.. Atkinson governor, and
some of them swear they will elect him if he is not
appointed.
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A CARp no ME ladies

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Infae in removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new but have been used BY the
Doctors for many years. both in France and America with
unparalleled in every and he u urged many
thousand ladies who have used te TO make the Pills Public
for the alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities Of
whatever nature well 10 prevent pregnancy those
ladies whose health will not permit increase Of family
Pregnant females those supposng themselves
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro
pretor responsibility after the above admonton,
although their mdness would prevent any mischief 70 health
otherwise these Pills recommended. Full and explicit di-
rectons accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sud Wholesale and Retail BY JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Braeboro, VI Sold also By Druggists everywhere
can the pills (oonldenay) BY return mail Re
member and ask for Dr. Da9oncos Golden Pills. Signature
each box.
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GTATE OF VERMONT. WINpHAM, IS.
- In Chaneery, .....HOsEA MANN Us. c. ii. PITsIAN
KNAPP ct al Whereas, HOSEA MANN Of Dover, In said
County, has filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
Chancry for said County his Petition against CARLOS b. s.
kNAPP, Of sratton in said County, and C. II. PITNAN
KNAPP, formerly Of said StrattOn, parts unknown
setting forth December 18TH 1884 the defendants mortgage
70 the Petitioner the East half Of Lot No. in the Fourth
Range Of Lots in said Saton, excepting two In the
specified in four pronssoy Of 500 each with Interests
annually, which due and unpaid, and praying that
the equity Of redemption Of the defendants said premises
may be iorecOsed. And appearing that the aid c. H. PIT
MAN KNAPP resides without the State that process
not be served upon him In the usual wTheTefoFe, It IL
ordered By the Chancellor that the Petitioner publish
his said Petition with ts ORDER for weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix printed at Bateboro
in said County, the last publication to be at least twenty days
previous the Term of said Court Of Chaneery next be held
Newfane and for said County the third Tuesday Of
April A. d. 1851 which Term said Petition return
able, which viii be deemed sufficient notice n said q. H. PIT
MAN KNAPP to appeai-and answer said Petition.
-tH r. TYLER, Clerk.
FLAGG & CRosnY, Plaintiffs Solicitors. 3w11
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DEATHS

In this March nth, MRS ELIzABBTld, wife Of the
late Hi Sargent aged "a years and II Douhs At the time
her death che the oldest person in townhe always
joyed good health and remarkable degree physical and
mental yigor till her last illness,
In HInsdale, N. H., March 1s Of consumption MR. Jo-
SIAH HOWE aged SO. la.i lalt| tt
In Bedford Mass March suddenly Of the heart disease
MIR. EDMUND IIOAH aged IS.
in lincoln Mass March s, MISS MIRA A. HOAR, daugh.
ter Of Leonard and Ann oa aged 10. kind daughter
called from the ond troubles Of this world to those eay-
emily MANSIONS which Christ has prepared 6f er above.
In Townshend Feb II LAURA widow Of Teluts Iobrook
aged a. Printers in NewYork, New Hampshire, and lows
please notice.
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Of James r. and Mary H. Robertson 10 months and days
Freddy, dearest how we miss thee,
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All remaining joys that bless
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JnemiIa JUDGE fancy, 5 ] Q

The late decision in the bred Scott case makes
it matter Of interest to examine the antecedents
of the Judges Of the Supreme Court On the 29th
Of May, 1888, William j. Duane, Of Philadelphia,
dered by General jackson to remove the deposits
from the Bank Of the United States. This he re-
fused to do from conscientious serupIes, and re-
signed. On the 23d of September, four months af-
ter Mr. Duane's appointment, Roger b. fancy was
appointed with view to the removal Of the depos-
its, and didit Three years afterwards, in 1886,
he was appointed by Gen jackson to the first va
cancy which, occurred on the Supreme Bench OF
the other Judges, Mclean also was appointed by
Jackson; Catron and Daniel by Van Buren,; Mel
son by Tyler; Grier by Polk; Curtis by Fillmore,
and Campbell by Pierce.