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Staying :st Home.

The Republican leaders are really embar
rassed in accounting for their losses. They
seem, however, 10 Fave settled down upon
one Important fact, to wit that the RcpuHi.
cans staid at hodse Oh the day Of election!-
The New York Tribune says, TINT one hun.
dred thousand Republicans III the Empire
State, remained at home, and That in this
manner the Democracy achieved their VIC
tory. The Ohio State Journal 1T Colum.
bis, ectured its friends soundly, particular.
ly up in Ashtabua, for not going to the
election. The Portage Democrat followed
in the same strain. From present indica
tons, the Republicans will all stay at home
next year. If our opponents will look al
the question in its true light, they will as
certain that the reason why SO many of thai
party remain away from The polls, is be
cause they have become sickened and dis
Gusted with the movements and measures o
its leaders. The Kansas excitement Is be
coming stale. A party which lives entire
ly upon excitement a1not expect to gain
permanent ascendency. It's foundations arr
laid IN preiudices which die out in day
and passions which pass away in an hour.
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Of specie in their possession and subject to
their control is about sixty millions. These
may not be the exact figures, but we presume
their relative amounts are nearly correct.
Upon this hypothesis, the average value Of
the bank bills would be twenty six cents on
the dollar. These bills have been issued,
circulated and used ne money. The people,
in whose hands they have been circulating,
believed them TO be worth $3.50 ,00o, 900,
whereas, Us matter OF fact, they were
worth only 100000, 900! The man who
possesses a one dollar bank note imagines
himself to be worth one dollar, but he is, in
reality, worth only twenty SIX cents. He
gives un over value to this paper currency,
and all his purchases and expenditures are
carried cut on a plan proportionats to this
over value. Bank "promises 10 pay" are
plenty, end the people become exirivagant
Again: Merchants end men of business OBJ.
! tain louns of The banks, and in many in
stances depend upon these accom- modations
f! fcr The successful prosecution of their trade.
By and by, one Of these institutions fails or
suspends, bee .use some of ts'bills get home
, Bill holders on other buhEs, fush to their
counters, demanding gold and silver. The
result is more suspensions-moye failures.
The banks refuse to loan money to the mcr,
| chants, aud the merchants fui! also. By
this time the panic begins. Business house,
trcmbc, and toppleNnd fall; manufactures
stop; day laborers are thrown out Of EN-.
ployment 10 stirve; those who, BY toiliNg
early and late, have deposited few hundred
dollars for the day of gray hairs and old
age, find themselves pcnniless, and then
then want, and famine and misery begin.
All these fruits may flow and have flown
from tue system of banking, and the special
privileges which are allowed by law. No
wonder there are pdeics!
In this poorly written and dssultory arti-
Gle, We have merely glanced at the reasons
assigned by different persons, MS to the
cause of the present terrible money crisis
which is now filling the land with com.
plant, and ruin and want. Some Of the
matters assigned do not end d,ean not, in our
judgment, have any bearing whatever, upon
the question. Others. however, have un.
doubtedy an important influence. Neither
the tariff, nor United States Bank, MOI
slavery, has brought til sc evils upon U.s.
Ey a careful examination Of the subject we
apnrehend that the true aud only adequate
cause will BE- found in the avarce and ex
travugance Of the people, and in the iosccu- {
and unsafe systems Of barking which havt
been established throughout the country.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. GA letter to the Dem
ocrat, dated Lecompton, November 2, says
that Walker left there four days before
His destination was thought to be Washing
ton. II is stated that Walkers object in
stationing troops at Lecompton was not ex'
uctly to protect the Convention or watch
the action of his pro slavery enemies, but
because the Legislature, having large Free
State majority, will probably repeal their
obnoxious laws and depose Office holders, in
which case repetition Of the bloody scenes
Of the early history of the Territory is ap
pretended. A constitution will be submit
ted to the people, with q slavery clause,
which will be Objectionable to The Free
Stdte men, and too moderate for the pro.
slavery 'ultras.
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lie GREAT HOLLAND REMEDYl

THE GREAT HOLLAND REMEDY!
HOLLAND BITTERs. Persons
subject to nervous or sick headache, will
find in Berhave's Holland Bitters, sure,
,ule and pleasant remedy, 1t soothes. the
thrpbbing head, corrects ucidity of the sto
h, assists digestion, and creates healthy
appetite. 1t is, without doubt, most de-
light ul preparation and an etiectueL remedy
The act that it is now very popular medi-
cine throush5ut ali the Holland settlements
in Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, Illinois
ard Indiana, speaks much in its tuvOr. See
advertisement in another column.
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CaIl the Roll Of the states!


Phis is year of Democratic Victories
The Union loving men Of the nation are
gathering in their might, and triumph after
triumph follows in brilliant successiou!-
The news of the past week is heart cheer.
ing. Let US call the roll Of the States, and
see how they stand.
NEW YORK.
First and foremost in the ranks Of the
Union, comes New York, the most power.
fu'-the Empire State. The recent victory
achieved by the New York Democracy is
truly astonishing. They have carried eve.
rythiug. A gain of $4,000 in one year is a
triumph over which they may well be
proud.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Tic old'Reystone comes in with 5000
rnbi>rity. A Democratic Governor, and
other State officers, and Democratic Leg.
slo,uTe, now bold the reins of--gdvernment.
OHIO.
share of the hunors. Both Houses Of the
Legislature are Democratic. Twelve of the
tive nty.o Congressional districts gave ma
jorities for Payne. Fifty of the counties are
in the hands of the Democracy. Thus the
three FIRST and most powerful States in the
Union stand in the Democratic column.
INDIANA.
There were But few fiji GERS to be elected,
but the State is overwhelmingly Democrat.
ic.
ILLINOIS.
The election in IIlinoi,, has resulted in q
Democratic majority OF not less than 90.
C0s.
WISCONSIN
Is redeemed and regenerated.
MINNESOTA.
The youog and rising State of the North
west, has elected a Democratic Governor
D mocratic State officers, Democratic
Legislature, and three members of Con.
sress. She will send Two Democratic Uni.
ted States Senators to Washington.
OREGON
Has also taken her place among the sup
POI ters of the National Administrations -
She will send two Representatives and two
United stdtes Senators to Washington.
NEW JERSEY
Is true TO her ancient faith, true to The
constitution and the country.
CONNECTICUT
Gives her testimony in favor ofD, mo
cratic p incples and measures.
CALIFORNIA.
The golden State comes in with Demo
cratic Governor by 1900 mejori'y. Eve
ry Thing is in the hands of the Natiol a
Democracy.
Thus arc The people of the Free States o
the North, proclaim'1g rs with voice o
thunder, their determination TO support an
defend the Union Of the States and the glu
rious principles of The Democratic party
Thus are they sounding the kneIl OF tn
Republican organization. That purity s
proud and d liant two years ego, now fle
like a ship broken, battered and wrecked b
the storm.
But Democr tic victories do not sto
here. Every southern State, ave MaryEnd
where an election has been held, has beer
carried by the victorious Democracy. Ken
.ucky, Tennessee, North and South Caro,i
ma, Delaware, Alnbima, Louisipna, Mjssi,
sirpi ard Missouri, have endorsed the Ad
illustrations of J imes Buchanan and Rob
crt g. Walker.
We take genuine pleasure in calling owe
ihe roll Of the Democratic States. Let til
friends Of popular sovereignty take courage
Fke Skies aye bright before US.
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Wisconsin, O. X!

GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
The Milwaukee Ne,os says that James
Cross, the Democratic candidate for Cover.
nor, il elected by 5000 majority.
The balance Of the State ticket is elect
Cd. Negro sufrags is-nowhers.
Democratic gain i7.000I
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The returns from
the several counties Of the State, which
have been received, show that the result
will not materially vary from last years
vote. The American party will have ma.
jority in both branches of the Legislature.
The competitors for Congress, in the frs,
and fiith districts. are u doubt yet.
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RAvENNA, OHIO.
Thursday, November I2, 1857.
NOticc.

The Ex. Committee men for the follow.
Ing townships. 10 wit: 'Btfmfeld, sufield,
Mantaa, Shalerstillc, Rootstown, Randolph
Freedom, Cbstfebtown, Atwater, Nelson
Paris and Palmyra, will please answer, ct
soon as possible, the comMunicntion whicl
they respectively received from the Chair
man, few weeks ago. a..
]. G. WILLIS,
Chairman Cen. Elk. Com.
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERS, "A retired clcr.
cymun, restored to alth in a few days, at
ter many years of great nervous suffering
is arxious to make known the means o
cure. Will send (irer) the prescription
used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
No. lS6 Fulton Slre' t, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Nov, mbcr II, 1867 -3m-PNYA,
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New Jersey All over Democratic!
The Democracy Of New Jersey have
swept the State. carrying everything before
them.
Detroit Election.

The municipal election In Detroit, on the
% Inst. passed OF quietly. Potion. the
Democratic candidate for Mayor, has been
elected By sbout 500 majority. The Dem.
ocrats have siscted their whole city ticket
and nine ont of twelve Of the Aldermen.- -
This 4 ! prstly soodidsyis work. and re-
ascss ereditspun Ihe eaIlant Democracy of
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The Empire State RcdceMeG!!
THREE CHEERS FOR NEW YORK

DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY FROM $4,000 TO 20,-
Ooo-pEMooRATIo GAIN, $4,000!
The New York Democracy have achiev.
ed the most glorious victory on record
One year sgo, the State was carried for
John c. Fremont, by so,ooo majority
Now the State officers are Democratic, and
the Legislature is Democratic. A perfect
revelation has been effected. Republican.
ish, Beward and Greelg are condemned by
the people.
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TREATMENT OF DISEASES
Z |. l. c. 4 IsICIT Y .

IIiE subscriber, associate OF A. Z. Van
L Epps, (tatcly CONNECTED with Dr.. VIM Miller,
tau celebrated tLliCI jPAfuI physician of New
York clty,) has made len5nts under which pa
teuts VIII treated until farther notice, ut Raven
l., ut the residence of JVhn Peterson now occupied
by j. Junnson, AS Boarding House, in reur of the
Eunl. Persons not resident Ii ,rs, VIII be supplied
wit cOmiU humes near The "icc. III persons
suffering from DYSPEPSIA, RtlcU MAiISM, 81.
VfrUS DANCE, PARALYSIS, OF any of tbs man!
diseases every where prevalent. wmch 90 hot !ici'
r. ,dily ordinary treatment, will do ell to CALI
rhoie is in Ieclfcity, rs mare applied, chicac!
peculiar and saiutar. above that Wlicl Etl"hes 10
any KNOWN medical agent. 1t is especially app lica
ue To nervous and chronic Diseases and to all rInc
Qna darui1igeme Its Of male aid fcmale, adults and
c;.il1ren. =. - .l.
II IFPhysicians and families in other places. may
Ii ire procure apparatus with direct, for using.
|. {. VAN EPPS. Medical, ELECTRICIAN.
pr NLArnn,I.nr
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Guardia,, a, sale.

N pursuance OF an order of sale issued by
i the Probate Court of the county Of Portage apd
state Of 10, the second day Of November, 1887,
and to me dreciei shall offer for sale; at public
auction, ON the premises on the 18th day OF Decem-
ber, A. d., 1861, between the hours Of O'Clock and
O'clock P. NJ, tho following real estate, situate
In the township and village OF Ravcnna, county OF
Portage and state OF Ohio, known as being one pp-
divided one-half Of lot No S6 in the said village
Ravepua, as the same Is numbered and tdesigDnted
on the pat OF said Villages excepting and deserving
therefom, oweyer, 20 feet on from the east end OF
said lot heretofore sold and conveyed TO A. s. Col
lins. Appraised at 9iS7 SO.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order OF
Court,

ON SATURDAY, the 12th dqy of December,
" A. J., 1857, between the hours of O'Clock, A.
NJ. aud O'Clock. P. NJ, of satd day, at the door OF
Court House. in the town Of Ravepna+ Portage CO.,
Ohio, win be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate reing the nterestof John Beecher (ward
of Silas CrocKer and of the heirs of sylvester
Beecher, late of Portage county, deeeased) in two
land warrants, said land warrants are described
as fnllows:-A land warrant under act passed by
the Congress OF the United States Of America, the
23th day of December, A d., 1850, granting bounty
land to certain officers ind soldiers therein named,
and who engaged in the military service of the
United st ties, to Siyester Beecher in his Uhe said
Sylvester Beechers) lifetime. calling for forty
OF land The number of sad warrant is %. .9ol, and
is dated December 49, 1851. Also another land war
rat under and by order of act passed by the Con-
gress OF the United States of America, Mai Ee Sd, A.
D.. 1855 granting bounty land to certain officer. and
soldiers therein name to the said Sylvester Beecher
In his lifetime, calling for one hundred and twenty
acres of land, The number OF said land warrant il
25 $50, and Is dated October IS, 1855. MA
The first of said land warrants is appraised at $40;
the second Of said land warrants is appraised at l0s
SlLAS CRoCKER,
Nov. 10, 165T-5w Guardian of John Beecher.
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THE bULE PHUPKIEIUHSI
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. g. CO.,
MANUFACTURING ..s :
PHARMA CEUTISTS f CHEMISTS,
DIR. SANFORD'S
DIR. SANFORD'S
INvlGORATOR,
OR
r E NJ EDY, =,

I s an article that everybody needs who is
l. not in perfect state OF b alth, for the LIVER is
second only 10 the heart in our human economy, and
wh4n that is derangcd the whole WITH machinery
runs ong. To had me- f:ine pecn iarly adapted
tnis disease h. been tho y Of onc OF the pro-
prietprs, in lsr9a ard eSenGcd practice for tile
East twenty years, and the result ofhi. exp rment is
The lnvig rG tor. lis never falling rt4eily where
me :icine has any power to help. AS Liver Remo-
y i has no tQdai, as all testify who use Is.
A lady, Writing from Brooh En, says: "wourd tb,,
coud express t this sh etter tie value your IT,
vgorutor ls been to me in ra sing large amiI, of
ohildren,f for f. hts failed to Iievc all al, c.
lions of The stomach, bawel or ata eks OF w0rms-
If IN '!her once had this remedy placed lis their
reach, and were taught how to use il, f1aylu and
uhtoli amount Of agony miglI be s1yed.'
! One Of our prominent bankcrs says "Fiye or six
years since, found myself running down with i,-
or difficulty; resnFtii to your lYigoHter was gre, g.
Iy r'levcd, and cot ung FORA season, Was eLlirc.y
! reStn c t." ,t ..f..t -.-.
! 4 rrgyman called at our Slice the ctEcr day ard
81 he had 4iten ~ poor woman bottle, VIM was
! suffering ver! badly from Live Complaint nd be-
FIRE she had taken the "noicofi WIS at work cara
my broVl for her family
A gentleman, seeontiy FROM the wet Says while
| at Cnicgn. be Wts ttarke,I with slow. lug 81, !.
fever which d. fl the skill Of pin! siriaus, Cat lhs
tnvisor"tVr caf>d l'ia IN ate" d.tls. I-
One Of oar city merchants said. while f a !st to
Troy, few days sinGr, Ee WAS attacked with bow el
and stomach dtshfa rs, SO rs 10 co'pc lin :, his
roam, ho sent to tic dug store for aLottp 90 n
;oato topk one dose, witch rclicv cd bin SO th.t
he AL. to attend TO ii4 bu.incss..
! An acqnaiutahre, VIII Sc business cor pels him -
write most of the time, Say hs became SO weak
to be nnabe at times To hold his PEN viii e al other
times, sleep would ovcrpower him, hut the hFtgor-
] atof cured hm.g ss+ HAGt}I- 4's., g.
1 gentleman from HruukSn called OF us d week
or two since, looking but the shadow of man. with
! ong lime, suffering from Jaundica and Dyspepsa, ,
and unable 10 attand TO his business. We saw him
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Making conn nect.ons at Cleveland with CieveIas
and Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnel
Cleveland and Erie, and Cleveland and Pittsburys
railroads
AT solon, with hacksto Chagrin Falls.
AT Mantila, with hacks to Ravenna.
i: At Warren, with hacks to Sharon Greenyip
Meadyille, Bloomfield, Canfell, &c.
AZ Youngstown, with stages for Now Castle. ,,
land, Loweif, and Enon Valley, aud thence by Pit,
burg, TT. Wayne and Chicago railroad, 4, PitsburS
CHAS. L. RHoADS, Superintendent.
Z November 12, 1857. 4l5,r ns3 asssA
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MARRIED

AT the F5ankIn Exchange, in franklin
Mills, o., by D l.. r 'ckwell, Mr.. WILLIAM
ENpERs, to Miss MANY UBhIoN, both ol
RuvenHa. .a....
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DIED
l. ShaIersville, on the oath ut., Mr.. BE-
NOM ToMooN, aged rs years.
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lady, writing from Brooklyn, says: sWould th.rt
could express M this sh rt etter tie value your IT,
Vigorator has been to me in ra sing large family OF
chi dren, for II has never failed TO levc all al
lions of The stomaeh b3wels. or attaeks ofworlns.-
If IN 'hcrS once had this remedy placed htis their
roach and were taught how to use H. }faariui and
uhtUli amount If agony mIg'lt be g.yed.n
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Agricultural.
Pepoft on Farms and Crops.

Report on Farms and Crops.
4 7 an Agricultural Meeting held on the
n 3 dayof Nov., 1857, premiums were awarded
rs follows:
10 rhoinas Hough, best cultivated farm, Ohio
F .rm .r aud 81 90
g. judd, 81 do, Ohio Farmer and 90
boswell Cotton, 81 do, ohio Farmer.
K W. shepherd, best cultivated swamp ground,
oiA Farmer and 0U
NewcH Cotlin- Cd do. +, ,Cultivator and 9 GG
r. " Shepherd, best of Rye, Cult. and 90
Thomas H0ugh, best acre of Indian Corn, Ohio
Farmer and 0O
K. W. Shepherd, Cd do. Chtivator and 0U
l.. e. Hine. 81 do, Ohio Farmer.
K. w. Shepherd, best of oats, o. F. and 00
L. A. Parsons, best half acre of potatoes, Ohio
Farmer aud GO
W. Shepherd, 2d do, Cultivator and &C
f.. +. Hinc, 3 / do, Culuvator.
K. w. Shepherd, best acre of grass, Cult, and 90
p. B. CoNANT, Secretary.
Treashrer'S Report for 1857.
Cash reed from late Treasurer and of Co., 5000 60
al Fair, $50 81
- 500 10
Paid premiums in cash AID publicatio ns, 3a7 ~
incidental expenses. 900 ID
GIT 81
214 GO
Deduct Unpaid premiums, 100 s'
Assets, l54 81
November II, 1857 IT. GREEN, Treas1r'r.
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NEW YORK.

First and foremost in the ranks Of the
Union, comes New York, the most power.
fuI-lhe Empire State. The recent victory
achieved by the New York Democracy is
truly astonishing. They have carried eve.
rythiug. A gain Of $4,000 in one year is
triumph over which they mny well be
proud
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! One Of our prominent b:lHk says: "Five or six
years since, found myself running down with a li,-
difficulty; resGrrg to your nyigoraer, was gr,a 1.
y evcd, and conti uing for season. Was eLlircy
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Old'Keystone comes in with $4,000
tnbiprity. A Democratic Governor, and
other State officers, and Democratic Leg.
islo,uTe, now bold the reins of-.gdvernment.
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Front he Latorencs Herald of Freedom.
Kansas Affairs.

coRREsPoEDEEcE BETWEEN GOVERNOR WALK.
ER AND CITIZENS OF LAWRENCE.
TO His Ercelency Robert J.. Walker, Gov.
ernor Of Kansas Territory, and Hon. F..
p. Stanton, Sec etary Of Kansas Terrific.
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Report of the County Finances

Chairman Cen. Elk. Com.
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our fathers. Look further. Our unneces
sary expenditures are not confined TO mpor.
ted articles. We build houses fit for princes,
and which cost four times as much as the
comfort, convenience and elegance o. cur
families require. This is SO, particularly
in large cities. Men toll, and sweat, and
wear themselves away, in order to make
show. We drive fast horses, and feast our
selves with expensive public amusements.
The age and country are fust-too fast, al
together. From the amount annually cx
pended for food, clothing, houses, horses.
etc., etc., by the Americans, if We were to
deduct all save what is required to secure
their comfort, convenience and happiness,
we should have an amount sufficient to feed,
clcthe and educate all the poor and helpless
of the land. The evil last spoken of, is. OF
course, mainly confined to the cities and
seaboard towns; but it is gradually creeping
!, into the country. There is being establish.
ed in the smaller towns and villages an ar.
istocracy, not of merit--but of wealth and
show.
! Another reason assigned by many, is the
system Of banking which our people have
established. and the special corporate privi-
leges which are granted. A bank may be
defined to be corporate institution, aatso
rized By law to issue Mrss times as many notes
AZ IL T. able 10 pay. We have seen it stated
somewhere that the circulation Of the banks
of The United States i about two hundred
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collisions of the nisi prius courts they
become practical men, as well as learned
and honest men; they understand the
cases carried up to them as supreme
Judges, and discuss them with all the
spirit gathered in the trials below. 1t IS
certain that the circuit judges are not
now placed on a level with the supreme
judges their position, in public estima-
ton, is subordinate one and the digni-
ty of the court is consequently lowered f;
while the supreme judges are cut of
from the people, packed away in their
chambers with musty books, and left to
make theoretical decisions, without the
opportunity for consultation which was
afforded under the old system. He ap-
pealed to the House to make our juris
dence comolete, consistent, solid and re
spectable ; at come and abroad and ht
predicted such result if this bill shall
be defeated, and the old system, readopt
ed last year, shall be maintained.
| Adjourned.
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members here, that the electin shall !,
commenced on the lst Tuesday in g.
TENDER; and not after that day w;,b,s,
the consent of the majority.
Mr.. Taft thought the gentleman g..
Wallingford ought not to use this HIN
break down all others. Perba,s a.
gentleman would favor some Of the An
alluded to. if he were forced to o. a.,
a thistle-feld bare-footed, or bitten ~
mad dog, or suffer from small pox
Mr.. Tibbets of Sutton demandsa :,
previous question-seconded. and m.
The motion to dismiss was then mt -
ayes 104, noes 107.
Mr.. Merrill of Montpelier movsa .
make the bill the order of to.,,o...
morning agreed to.
Adjourned.