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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE MEM
~ bars OF the Union Mini g Co (at Fairfield Bar)
that an assessment of iy dollars ~ the share ha.
been levici, payable as follow: iJ,h Of May 1855,
siO 18th of Jupe, $50; 1s OF July sl9; payable to
Hedges h Hannon, Orovilla, or to the Secretary at
Yankee Hin. All shares unpIii on the day after
due. will he procee lei against for the collection OF
assessments according TO Law. ny order OF the Board
OF Directors CHARLES .. WIGHT, Sec'y.
April 9th, 1S5S-30d
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CoNSTA1LES SALE
State of California, County Of butte, -.
uDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

State OF California, County OF Butte, -.
uDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out Of Justices Court, II. Donoho, Jus.
tca of the Peace for tho said county at the suit of
p Cain ct ais vs. J. ID. Cusheon, ct ais. and 20
directed, commanding ne, out OF the property OF said
defendants to satisfy the judgment rendered In ia
Sor Of said plaintiffs and against said defendants for
aud acerulng costs have levied upon aud will sell
as the law directs at the Court ouSe door Of said
county, on the nth Bay or April next, at two
O'Clock l.. NJ, all defendants title and right In and
10 the Quartz Mining Claim known as the Powell :
Greek Quartz Mining Co. situate on the head waters
Of said creek In said county runnng 80 feet south
ery from shaft, and 800 feet northerly from same
shaft containing all the dips and angles of the ledge
east aud west Of said line, with the appurtensnces
therennto belonging.
NJ PURCELL, Constable.
Oroviile, March 2Sth, 1855. me6td
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

St t,pa"sy oa q sa.se County Court
In the matter Of J,eob voyelsiorf vs., His Creditors
PUR ANCE OF an ORDER
made by the Hon. Thos. Wells, Coun.y Judge in
and for said County, at Chambers, ON tho 24th day o
April, A. %. tsis. Notice is hereby given 10 the
creditors OF tho said Jacob Voxelsdord petitioner
In Insolvency, to be and appear AT the Court House
In said County Of Butte, on the hrsi Monday IN lue,
A. ID. 1858 the same being the drst day of tho next
term OF said Court and there show cause before
Judge, In open Court, way the assignment OF said
In solvents estate should not bc made, and he be
discharged from his debts.
- Witness my hand and the seal OF said
SEAL. !Court affixed, This the goth day OF April
tSoSA u. 1855. NJ. II. DARkACH, CLERK.
8. RoskNnAua, Attorney for petItioner.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. L. .J.CZAPKAYS



II INSTITUTE, sacramento street, peios "9ne @
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship 20 : "mIe,
San Francisco California. Established in ls34 Tor the
perrnanent cure of all Private and chrome Dissues
and the suppression of Qusckery. Attending anuf
dent Physician l. J. CZAPKAf. NJ D., late 3l , VIC
Hungarian Revolutionary War- Chlei rh!s,oisn ., ~
the goth Regiment of Honveds, Chief surgeon 70 the
Military Hospital OF Pesth, hungary and late iesl@
on d seases oi women and children.
V'OTuE EAFFLICTED.-DR. L.J. CZAPkAf can
l. be consulted nt his InsiItute for the cure ol an
forms of private djseases suchas ,Gonorfhea
Nocturnal Emissions. aud all the cpnse lleScs VI
self abuse. In the first stnges OF Syphiiic or "o'
rheal diseases he guarantees cure III Il ieN "a!
without venence TO the patient or hnurahce W
his business When patient, by neg eel or lmprop-
er treatmen mt, has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis such rs blboes or painful sweiIIngs o
the eroins or ulLersin the throat aud nose, wno"
not check ed. destroy the soft parts ana Cause in
fbuneo To Inorlfy separsie and come away ea'lHs
1.-THE sufferer an object hdeous to behold or "hef
bIotches aud pimples break out upon the sk IN o
when he has painful swellings upon the boiles, o
when his constitution Is injured SO AS 10 preul7Pos
to consumption or other constitutional ulsetses, th
Doctor guar antees cure asks no compensation.
. In RHEU MATiSM, chronic or acute IN Df ShN
Terry or DIARRHOEA, he has SAFE atd enectua
# remedies. Fer the treatment Of the consequences
saIf abuse such as nocturnal emissions nervousness
umdty, headache. pains in the bnck ana Ilmbs WI.
general weakness loss of memory INJURY 10 tue
rstlessness, confusion of ideas, dislike Tor socle
and feeling of weariness of life win the EetVol
system so excable that sIigfnolses shock or star
Of the patient. max n r. existence miserable forth
| above maiadlcs the Doctor will glrantee azure
ask no com nensation. e can be consulted free
charge and invites all to call n 1t Will cost them u
=. thing and may be much to their advantage. Oi1
- hours from . A. NJ, to Z VI.
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N OF &c f.

3ENuERE WILL BE HELD A MEElING OF TIE
II "Sprin; Valley Quar- Mining Company Mt
Spring Valley on Monday the 5th day Of April, ls5s,
for the purpose OF eecting officers for the ensuing
year. (mrs3twl j. w. SNO)KS, President.
The above meeting OF The Company is postponed
until saturday the l0th instant
April 9th. lsSs. J. W. sNookS, President
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Apple alton for Pardon

Notice Of Application for Pardon.
yuyO The Hon. ThOmas Wells, County
u Ju igo of Butte cJanty, State Of California and
r. II II uris, District Attorney, take notice shall
apply 10 the Hon John II. Weller, Governor OF the
state of California, for the Pardon of Charles scher.
,ner who was con vicled at tho Apri term 1888, OF
the Court OF ssions in and Tor Butte County, OF the
crime of assault commit marier, ani sentenced 10
the state prison for the term of ono yenr.
Wv FRANCIS PETER.
Orsville. Nay tst, 1858.
hereby acknowledge service OF me foregoing py
copy. TAOS. WELLS,
County Judge, Butte County.
FL HARRIS.
Oroviue, May / lSiS. District Auorner.
ArrEsr: Tho foregoing true copy OF the otynai
notice Of application for pardon OF Charles SchermeT'
flied in my Office on the hrst OF May, ID, ISIS.
~ Witness my hand and the seal OF sad
\Ls Court affixed this lst day OF May A. ID. 1858
t--' M.H. DARRAC', County Clerk
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAI WILL APPLY
y 10 the Hoard OF Supervisors In and fur Butte
cunty, a, their meeting In May nsxt. for renewal
of my license 10 run Ferry across ths Sacramento
River ut genniags' Landing, Chico Township.
Cbico, arch ss, lS5S. n. y. JENNINGS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

~ Office Is hereby given TO all persons =
y having claims against tho estate OF o. o. Good
rich. deceased. to present the same with the proper
vouchers, within ten months FROM this date 10 the
undersigned al hs Office In the Court House in ORC.
willie. or tht same viii be forever barred.
w. w. HOBART,
Executor of said Estate.
Oroville, March 1st, ls5s-30d
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N. The business OF tho late arm of ssUoloman
n 90 will be settled ~ a. p. Coleman, at the Gem
saloon, Theatre buiidiug, oroviie.
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JOHN / PATTERSON
NorIcn oF DISSOLUTION

NorlCE Is HkREBV GIVEN THAT TUE
~ partnership heretofore extsting betvesa J. L
Coleman and o. NJ. partridgs under the namo and
sh OF Coleman and Co.," the business II retail
ing liquors In the town OF oroviile, Butte county
California, isths day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. y. COLEMAN,
q. M. PARTRIDGE.
vile, Friday, March sad 1855.
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Dissolution Notice.

TuNHE CO PARTNERSHIP uEREroFoRE EX
u isting between the undersigpei under the firm
and style OF Strcchsnberg \ Felde in ths Cigar and
Tobacco business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. G SrRlECKENBERG,
JACOB FELDE.
Orovlle, April 1th. 1858.
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ACAap II, the undersigned. having been nnicr
the treatment of L.J Czapkay. VI. d. alihongh nn
soicilc feel called upon TO give publicity to the of
fcacy ofhis treatment, hoping that by doing so,
may be ins,rumental in preventing Others from the
fearful suffering AMI misery which experienced
and whi IN so Oft result from the perniciods prac
lice of pratenders My disease has been that oi
physical aud mental debility, which follows in con
sequence Of indiscreton in youth. The hgonies
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for me
10 detail: they are known to those who have expert
enced Them. sun it to say that having called The
services Of Dr. H. j. Czipkay into relusiion all my
expectations which may nave formed OF him were
more than realizsI. | would therefore recommend
Dr. Czapkay to all who may iud Themselves afflicted
with the dreadful maiady my object In so doing be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt
desire of relieving them.
D.J. DAHLEE, Printer.
State of California, City and County OF San Fr H.
cisco ON thc-3st day of July A. ID. lo5h before
me, WIN. c. Jeweti. Nory pablic. personally appear
ed u. J. Oahlee known to me, who being duly sworn
did dcpose aud say, that the contents OF the card
herewith signed by him is true
In witness whereof, have hercunto setmy hand
and AN Sed my official seal tho day ant year first
above written. WM. G. JEWEIT,
/ rL,Sl Fotary Public.
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In the District Court of tho 18th Juiicial District
County of Butte.
Joseph d. Alexander
Onvsr p. watson, | Action brought In the
Alien t,iymer District Couri OF the fif
win l., Evans, teenth judicial District,
Charles Evans, and The complaint pled
4, Wheeier lin the cnanIy OF Bate,
Taomas II sis =. Davi., il Ia tho oiiiao of the Clerk
Thomas ~. Boucher, OF said District Court.
Charles Hensley,
y. Watson,
IN Woolen, and m
Samuel J. Hcnsley,
guyuE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF CALtFoR,
II MA, send Greeting to Johu 4. 'Rollings, oliver
p. Watson. Allen Clymer, Wm b Evans, Charles
Evans, e. Wheeler, Thomas n. Davis, Thomas "
Boucher, Charles iiepslsy, J. Watson, u II. woolen,
aud Samuel ]. nepsiey. You ara hereby required
10 appear tn an action brought against you by the
above named plantr ia tho District Court Of the
Fifteenth Jadical District, In aud tor the County OF
butte, and 10 answer The Complaint died therein, Ia
copy ofwhioh accompanies this satninons) within
service On you Of This summons. Il served within ,hI.
county; u served out of this county, but within this
Judicial District, Sithn twenty days. or served out
OF said District, then within forty dsys-or Judgment
By default will bc taken nsans, you rns said acion
II brought TO obtain judgment and decree ofiore-
closure OF certain fndenture Of Mortgage bearing
sas the defendant MT John a Roiiings 70 ,ae plain. and
Cor the saie OF nortgaged promises described therein
and the application Of the proceeds OF such sale TO
the payment of the amount due ON the pfoinisory
describe In said mortgage, togsiher with such
other aud further relief In the premises 10 our
said Court may right and proper; also tor costs
OF suit; and you fall 70 appear aud answer tbs said
complaint above required, the plaintiff will apply
s 20 the Court Coz the relief demanded therein
Given under my hand and tue Seal Of the Distric
f> Court OF the Fifsenth Judicial District
SEAL this i3sh ..=s - april, 70 the year o
----< our Lord one thousand sisai hundred ans
W. . nny-eght. .ss...S
nyJ.H. MAnrLx. Depnty Clerk. api5-3m
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Notice.

A IL PERSoNS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
N against trusting o. r. Lannon on account OF
keystone Market, as bis connection With the sane
has ceased W. ". ARMSTRONG.
orovule, April Z, lsSS-St
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HEN,RKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE
hA LIEF.-Beiow we publish the certificates oi
two Of the sufferers from the pangs o disease VINO
having recovered from their former health ana I'M
pe,ed By gratitude, make knownther cases anu re-
medal tsent and their stitensnt;g[s aasn.G",eu
riously command their publicity. and we commend
their perusal to the attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
Theun ler.iSned desirous sofacguainting those who
NAV be unfortunate enough ~ be similarly afflicted
where permanent relief of their suiierings may DC
obtained feels it his duty TO thus puOicly express
his mo si sincere gratitude To DR.. Il. Czapkay' Tor
thepermrnent recovery of hii health. lprrc down
by the distressing sympos inci LENT 20 me VICIOUS
practice ofunconrollabe passion In youih'uep'eSs'u
in BODY and mind: unable to perform. even the most
triuin9 duty imposed upon the daily aVocaliohs oi
life, sought the advice of many physicians, who al
first regarded my disease as OF triinS mpCrtance-
hut aIas,alter n few weeks. and in several instances
IN al, ,hs of their treatment. found to my unuttera-
bic horror, that instead of relief the symptoms De,
came more alarming in their torture and being told
nv one that my disease bein principally confined to
the brain medicine wuuii be Ufiltt ecouseqnrnce J
dpspared of ever regaining my health, strength and
energy; and as last Resort and win mt Il iaiII
hone called upon Or. Czapkay who, alter examining
my case p-escrl0 ID some Dedicine when ~ most III
sntIy relieved me of the duh pain aud Dizziness n
nv head. Encouraged by tins result. resolved to
pl,cc MYSELF Immediately under his care, ana ~
stri.t adherence to his directions and advce my head
became clear, my ideas collected, the cOnsaut pain
in my back and groins the weakness ol my nnps nps
the nervous reaction Of my whole Body Oh III" sligh
: est alarm or excitement; the misnnthropy and evl
reboiings; the self dis,rusi and want OF confidence
In others; the ncapabi y to study ana want OF res
oution the .htul, exciting, and ut times pleasnr
able dreams at night. followed by involuntary dis
chargcs have all disappeared; ana IN thctin tWt
months after having consulted the Doctor, ir't asi
i inapired by new i.e-tha life which, but shor
time ago contemplated to end by my own hand.
Win Il view to gu Ird the unlortuuatc from ialiinI
= into he hands Of incompetent qHacSs' deem u m.
duty to 3ifsr this testimony to The merit ana ski
Or Lzapkny, and recommend HIM to All VINO ma
staad IN need Of medical advice being assured by m
own experience, tnat once under MS care, afdulco
and permanent cure win be effected.
. B.F, FfLLMORE.
state Of California. County OF San Francisco. Sub
scribed and sworn before mo. this llth day ~ Apri
: . n is36 signed JOHN MIDDLETON. II 5
q Notary Public.
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Dissolution Notice.

YuNHE 90 PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
u between the undersigned as Wine aud Liquor
merchants, has been this day dissolved b, mntual
consent. JOHN PATTERSON,
AUGUST JENENIN.
New Philadelohia,
Thom?soa's Flat, April oh, lsjs
JOHN PATTERSON
pegs 10 inform his old friends and the public tha,
he can be found AZ the Thompson's Flat io House
Main street, where they viii hud The choicest:
brandy, Whisky, Ale and cigats.
All persons indebted to the Holse wih please call
and settle imm mediately.
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ExRasL,e GOLD LEAF AND PAfNrs or
= spI}oS MsnRRMurr
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- pfFLE POWDER, shot, Water Proof
~ aud ID Caps, Blasting Powder and Safety.
fuss for ale by dl7 IN. CLARK 4 BRO
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A LfALfA. or chilli Clover seei--fresh importa.
~ liaa- ief sale by flIIS 8. AL8Ro
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UMMoNS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Ia the District Court OF tho 18th Juiicia District
County of Butte.
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uDAlsr AND wHfrE.wAsH BRUSHES -for
= eal4 bs cOLfON MeDERMoTr
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DEMEMBER-Tha Dr ]. c. Youngs oan ~ =
~ the treatment of Private Diseases. Is o.
ner Of Montgomery and California -ts., San ~.
REWEMBER-That Or. Young wants no p1ss.sr At
but those fully capable of appreciaiipy ann angh er
gushing the services Of a regular. tho1VS's s,dss
physic an, from the paltry unlearned anu
auaek. - only regis
REMEMBER-That Or Young is The ons iEpr
bred physician advertising TO cure diseases "
dence 49,. a
REMEMBER-That DR. youngs rsm. rsmH,hsr. n
treatment are entirely unknown TO al IL Ia n q
pared from life spent In the grest iiorpn,e ehes
rope and the first in this country, from P"'N
Gals imported nd
RENEMBER-Thnt rr Young gives
tion to diseases peculiar 10 females -
From the Boston Medical JOhIus ~ sdrT-
although We are opposed I" the sy s'. .,, We ~
tising, for good and snffi lent rerroli-- sN d y
il but Justice to say that nr. iounE Is w." q y
most industrious and indrta'trAbie N"'"
medical science la the DATED Sislss'
RENO CURE, NaPAY "a o,t
uis Office is AT the corner of Mont 'e"i''!
90 MA sirects, san Fr, 1ci%n,
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THERE hRETHnrS iNDS in hisStne SURF
| for want Of Scientific medical treaimtns,
yuu fear to apply To Physician because 'Is' "a
been deceived orther friends have beeh' =, ID
81 the dharlaians " h frfest the community! as
pa5Ii>h themselves as good physicians, md p
etc To all -uchwe untesita,ingiy reconuti"Ss las "a
g Young, ns "a Physician in whom all 9ah pn,otOup|
f.s,rce Ilcis man of eminent ana md ~
study, o good surgeon, an honorable man o. nI
whu can s!mpashise with persons ~ "ilo' ",s I'D
guarsuteed-the fret 10y his eGical works,, wor,ss =,
are an hor TO their author. and the expnh mn I
highly slccessru course of practice WIN '.,.n, su
has been houored since his advent IN ta' .rrs
the latter by his Numerous patrons ana iais'
acquainiapces,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-13
Later from Europe.

The steamship Canada, from Liverpool, 9th
ult., arrived at Halifax on Wednesday morning.
The news is one week later, and is interesting
and important. The steamer Kangaroo, with
dates to the oath, reached New York, Wednes-
day night
CHANGE OF MINISTRY IN ENGLAND.
The Palmerston ministry, defeated in its at
tempt to carry the conspiracy to-murder bill
through parliament, as Il concession to the wishes
of Napoleon, had resigned, and new ministry
had been formed by Lord Derby The next day
after the defeat of his grand measure, Palmer
ston waited on the queen and placed in her
hands the seals of office, but, it is added, con-
trary to etiquette on such occasions, he did not
advise her majesty whom to send" The in
ference was that Palmcrston expected to be re-
called in short time, with additional cclat. lie
probably thought that Lord Derby was not in a
position to form a ministry. Lord Derby lost
no time in consulting the leaders of the conserv-
alive party and filed the leading offices Of state
with the best available talent at his command.
He also calculated on the adhesion of the Peel
ties, but his offers were met by an immediate
and pointed refusal. Derby had no alternative
but to fall back upon the members of his for
mer administration. The Derby cabinet is thus
constituted Premier, Derby; chancellor of the
exchcqucr, D'lsrae lord chancellor, Sir +.
Thcsigcr president of council the earl Of Sails
bury PRIV seal, the earl of Ilardwick home
department. Spense Walpolc foreign, the earl
of Malmsbury colonial secretary, Lord Stanley
war, Gen. Peel; admiralty, Sir J. Pakington
postmaster, Lord Colchester attorney general,
Sir +. Kelley.
Bulwcr lytton has no Office, as his re-elec-
tionto his seat in Parliament is considered doubt
full. The colonial secretary ship was offered to
him, hut he declined it. Parliament had adj
journcd to March LIST. when it would further adj
journ till the 18TH Three vacant carriers in the
gift Of PalmcrSton had been conferred on the
dukes of Wellington and Norfolk and the earl
Of narrowly. Mr.. llayter, late whipper-n OF
the ministry, is to be made a haronct also Mr..
Grliiths, the distinguished Irish civil engineer.
D'lsraeli had issued his address, offering him
self to the electors of Bucks for the fifth time
for reelection. lie SAYS in it, " Painful mis-
conception has arisen with the government OF
that faithful and powerful ally" (France) etc
and expresses the hope that the causes of mis-
understanding may be speedily and entirely re-
moved. The Times criticizcS this, and says that
nobody has charged the late government with
misconception, but rather with conniying til,
only mi,conception in the affair was that which
ascribed to Count Walewski an intention to in
suit and traduce England, and it was made b,
those who turned out the late government, anC
for thu purpose of turning it out
\ better feeling existed at Paris in regard t,
relations with England, founded upon the ap
pointment Of Lord Malmsbury to the foreign
office, and the personal friendship existing be
tween the emperor and D'lsracli.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-13
New Hampshire Election.

The first election since the development of
the Presidents Kansas policy occurred in New
Hampshire on Tuesday, and resulted in COM
plete triumph of the Republican party by a
greatly increased majority. William Halle of
Hinsdalc was reelected governor over Asa L.
Cate, his democratic opponent by more than
double the majority he received last year. The
Councillors elected are all Republicans. The
Senate will stand eight Republicans to four dem
ocrats, and the House will be Republican more
than two to one. This latter result will insure
the election Of Republican United States Sen
ator for term of six years from the fourth of
March next, to succeed John T.. Hale
Thus has 1ecomptonism received merited
rebuke at the hands of the freemen of the Gram
lite States and thus nobly have they sustained
the political sentiments unanimously uttered by
their delegation in Congress In this case pop
ular sovereignty has vindicatcd itself most EN-
phatically This glorious victory will not be
without its resultant encouragement to the 9TH
er free States until they all shall have thrown
off the letters of devotion to slavery with which
a small number of them are still bound, and
stand forth an unbroken constellation of sover-
eighties devoted to free soil, free labor free
speech, and free men.
The following are the returns of the votes
cast for the State ticket in Cheshire county:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-13

suspicion of infdelityto the party must necessarily
arise The battle will be fierce, but it will not be lost.
The Democratic party must be prcserred! If patriotic
services deserve reward Mt the hands Of the people
when displayed on the field of battle they less de-
serve it when displayed in civil life Washington
Union
In other words d" those who sustain the adj
ministration may expect to be rewarded with
the land-offices, consulships, chargeships, post
offices, &C." This is an open proiier of pay for
votes There is no doubt that the whole pat
ronage of the administration will be brought to
bear upon those democratic members whose
hearts (pockets p are open to conviction in the
shape of bride.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

County CoMMissIoNER.-We have received re-
turns of the vote for County Commissioner under
the liquor law, from all the towns in the county
except Guford and Brookline. In Guilford the
town meeting was not held until Tuesday Of this
week; and as the law provides that the votes for
Commissioner shall be given on the first Tuesday
in March, there was no vote cast. In Brookline
we understand there is small majority for Mr.
Roberts. 1t will be seen that Hon. John Roberts,
e TOwnshend, is elected by small plurality over
Mr. Wheelock, while more than enough votes were
given Mr.. Fisher to have changed the result
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-13

RELIGIOUS REvIvALs.-All of the religious
and many of the secular papers contain accounts
of the rise and progress of revivals of religion
within the immediate range of their several cir
culations. This revival is confined to no one
sect nor limited to no one section of the Union.
1t extends from Maine to Texas, and from the
Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains and includes
within the circle of its influence all denomina-
tons of the Christian religion. From the sta
tistics reported the Independent is led to believe
that it is second only to the " Great Awakening"
in the days of Jonathan Edwards.
So far as we have observed the inception and
continuance of this revival has been marked
with less than the ordinary amount of "revival
preaching" which accompanies such periods.
The work has proceeded more quietly yet more
deeply than is common. Without doubt the
late financial revulsion did much to turn mems.