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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29

CHINESE MonALIrY. -Bayard Taylor, who
from his general acquaintance with the ma
tons OF the world, may be considered an in
telligcnt judge, gives depiorable account of
Chinese morals He thinks they occupy the
lowest point in the scale of morals
at is my deliberate opinion that the Chi
nese are morally the most debased people on
the face of the earth. Forms Of vice which
in other countries are barely named, are in
China SO common that they excite no COM
ment among tine natives. They constitute
che surface level. and below them are dcops
on dceps of dcprayty, SO shocking and hor-
ride that their character cannot even bc hint
ed. There are some dark shadows ia human
MIXTURE which we naturally shrink from pene-
tratng, and ] made no attempt to collect in
formation Of this kind but there were e.
nough in the things which / could not avoid
seeing and heariug--which arc brought almost
daily To the notice OF every foreign resident
20 inspire me with powerful aversion to the
Chinese race. Their touch is pollution. and
harsh as the opinion may seem, justice to our
own race demands that they should not be al
lowed 20 sottle on our soil.
A SOUTHERN NlEw.-NNo take the fol-
lowing extracts from a recent letter in the
corro.no,Ient
..rho rrc,t question NOW nrossin, pnon
,,hlic man hero il tbc ,Jn,ission If E,nsas
rnder bo Toc,n,r,,n Cons,;,nt;,r, Tha
.trn.,,, XXI na;a, NH ha i;,,or ,,J
5,',a7,, II, ,,., -. ~
w. l1;,,,l - ~
"a -,,, ,La 5a,,;,,;l..,;
M ~, p,as;d,,,t I'll 49, NV ~, ~.
.,,..,,I,. t,.ilsl ~ nv NO. -
,t So. S''.'' o1.i ~
n tho AI,,ini.tr,ti ,,i,, ,bo ,,,,I,I
tnre of Con WaILcr mon tbe soI NJ N;corpp-
,,na nv, Cou p,nIl;,r TLn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Is no" Nu"N' an" tnc oo"lueih men are very
anxious 10 strengthen IT, so as 10 make ITS ell
iof,S III oghalt oil inc admission OF Kansas
uhueI inc IeelihP .oh CONSTITUTION more M
naehtial' inns VIII account Tor their ignor-
ing DINER ISSUES ia "hich they dlter nom the
iresloen'
Mr. buchanan Giu' last summer write a
io''ef 10 ""N' a'Aef' IN "nlch ne sa'd TO
Nun Gu mus use AL your influence 70
nave 'le Nons'ltu'loh 'ole'Ieu PACK TO inc
PuoP'o 'YL ra''hooVoh or IeJecuon upon this'
you anu must St'Au OF iolL Inns letter
VIII soon De Puol'shed' Juuge Douglas las,
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WAsHINGToN COUNTY JAIL

PROPOSALS will be received by the Judges Of Wash
ingon County Court, at the Office Of the County Clerk la
Montpelier Friday the 9Th day Of February, 1865 for
the furnishing Of the granite brick foundation stone and
lumber for the building Of County Jai aud house.
The specifications Of the several quantities required
will be furnished az tho time.
And The time they will also eocye bids for the
Old jlil house
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Marriagss.

In Montpelier Jan Q, by Rev. W II. Lord, Royal J..
Cook and Abby r. Weymouth, both Of 81. Adams.
In Montpelier Jan. 10, by Rev. w II. lord Mr. Levi
Bcmis and Miss Emclne Eaton, both OF MArshfcld.
In Passumpsic Village Jan. 6, Mr.. WIN. Il. Peek and
Miss Josephine llasclnnc. both pr PassWnpsic.
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sprciaL Noticts

SrFFEUERs with Diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel Dropsy. Weakness &C.. read tho advertisement
in another column, headed "llcmb1d's Genuine Prep
aratian."
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ISRAEL OUSE'S ESTATE

/ y K 7 II q z ) = r ; 7 A 7 Z 4.
i STATE OF VERMONT, WAsHNGroS DisrWcr,ss.
In Probate court holden Montpelier, within and for
said district on the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1855
Mrs Dinah H. House, administrators on the es-
trct, deceased, presents her administration account
0r settlements Whcrcupon Il Is ordered that the same
he referred the oh day ofFchruary next the Probate
Office, Ia said Montpelier, for examination and al
lowancei and that all concerned be notified hereof by
the publication Of this order in the Vermont Waterman
State Journal printed Montpelier, three weeks sue
ecssyey may be, that they may appear, aud
said time and place. IL they cause, object thereto.
BY order Of court
1911 Attest, r. r. MERRILL. Re,ister.
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DEAR SfR: l have used two bottles Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative. and truly say it is the
greatest discovery Of the age for restoring and changing
the hair. Before using IT, a man Of seventy. My
hair has now attained its original color. You rec
ommend IL the world without the least fear as my
case OF the kind
Yours, respectfully,
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CtTATE OF VERMONT WAsnIxGrc

- DISTRICT,
In Probate court held az Montpelier in and for said
district, on the Goth day Of January, A. d. 1853
Ozmgn Dewey guardian OF f. v, S. A., j. G. and A.
A. Pc5icy minor heirs Of James v Perey, late of Der
lin, in SAID district, deceased makes application said
court Tor license 10 sell the following described real
tate belonging to his said wards, wit the right of
homestead Of his said wards in the home farm Of the said
James V. Perey, deceased, situated n said Berlin,
presenting that the sale thereof would be conducive 20
te proceeds Of said sale investing them in
stocks real estate.
Whcrcupon, II IS ordered by said court, that the said
application be referred 10 session thereof be held
the Probate Office in Montpelier, the 10Th day Of Feb
ruary, 1903, for hearing and decision thereon
And IT s further ordered, that notice Of said appca-
on and Of the time and place appointed for the hearing
thereof be given to ali interested by the publication Of
such notice three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Watchmau State Journal, printed at Montpelier, pre-
yinus TO said time Of hearing, that they may appear
snd time and place. and if they cause, object to such
license,
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lhE CLOAK or RELIGION. - 1t may be
hhown sometimes by the fine nap it has dur
ing the sermon time.
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Boston 4 ntm llurk advertisements.
HAIR 1NvIGoRAToR AND TONIC.
gentleman Of Boston writes to hi. friend in New

a gentleman OF Boston writes TO his friend in New
Bedford thus
To your inquiries would reply that when first COM
menoed using Professor Woods Hair Restorative, my
mar was almost white, and had been for the last
years ana was very thin the top Of my head, and
very loose, and pulled out freely but found that be-
lore had used al the second bottle (Which eight
Weeksl my hair was entirely changed to its original col
Or light brown, and is free from dandruG and quite
moist have had my hair cut five or six times since
ho change, and have never any thing like white
htr starting from the roots and IL is thick IL
was and does not out at all Ii has proved
In my case all that | could wish TO ask
July /, 1855. Yours, etc.
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ENEpsoN's MAGAzIsR & PursAM's MoNrHIY,
january, lSjS.-OAKsMIrH Co., 357 Broadway, n. Y
$500 per annum.--lhs number contains variety Of
reading matter, and many Of tho articles quito well
written. It abounds in illustrations, and We judge is
quite equal to the original monthly Of Putnam. The Ia
BILE Of contents, includes with the stories and illustrated
articles, papers on Romaaisa and Professionalism,
and Modern Cscian."
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In Lots, l.jl a 2,5l Extra select 800 a 400.
RrMARKs.-Ihe increased supply Of cattle and sheep
to-day last week. and the large number from the
Western States aud Maine at Brighton has knocked IN,
prices down beef 10 what il was fortnight ago, and
sheep from 2 10 5Ocis per head lower than quota
tons for like qualities two weeks since The indications
are that the market will be lower tomorrow
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Attest. T. r. MERRILL, Register.
A true copy Of record.
1878 Attest, T, r. MERRILL. Register.
C,TATE OF VERMONT = WAsnxdroN

- DISTRICT,
In Probate Court, holden At Montpelier the 10Th
day Of Jantary, A. ID. 1858
A. X. Warren. administrator Of the estate Of James V.
Pcrcy, late Of Berlin, in said district, deceased makes
application said court with the consent and approba-
ton In writing Of the deysees and egatces Of said de-
ceased for license TO sell The whole Of the real OF
said deceased except the widow DOVER and the right Of
homestead therein, but including the royerson Of the
widows DOVER representing that said sale would b. benz
ehcu 70 the heirs and all interested ia said estate
Wheroupou il is ordered BY said court, that said appli-
cation BE- referred to the 10th day Of February A. d.,
persons interested De notified hereof by publication Of
notice OF tis application and order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman a State jour
nal printed az Montpelier before said time Of hearing,
that they may appear az said time and place, and II they
cause, object thereto.
By the court.
Attn.t II u MEnRIII Rnui.tnr
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Aitcraru.

THE fRIHuNE ALMANAC for 1858 has been received.
1t contains, usual in addition 70 the Calendar Pages
and Astronomical Matter the government Of the United
States, with classified list Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives abstract Of the Laws passed the
last session Of Congress sketch Of the outbreak in In
dia the bill for the relief Of Kansas which passed the
House and defeated in the Senate, with the vote
hereon abstract Of the bred Scott decision sketches
Of Minnesota and Oregon and h election returns from
all the States that held elections during the year 1851
Price, with postage prepaid 10 cts. Address, Horace
Greeley Company, Tribune Buildings, New York.
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- EMOVAL.-UNIrED STATES AND FoR-
~ BIGS PATENT AGENcY.
S A NJ u 81 COOP PER,

| DEMONAL.-UNITED STATES AND For
~ EIaN PATENT AoHScY.
A NJ U L l. COOP PER,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
Has removed his Office to
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING, 10 EXCHANGE ST.. BosroN.
Patents issued In the United States and in all other
patcntganting countries. Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats filed Reconsideratons procured Of
applications that have been rejected upon mperectly
prepared papers lntercrences prosecuted. Reissues
and extensions procured, and in general all business
connected with the Patent Office transacted with and
prompness.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris.
Persons residing at distance may obtain all necessary
information and have their business transacted, by writ
ing TO the subscriber without the trouble and expense Of
visit 10 Washington.
lie beg leave refer those unncquainted with him to
the following testimonials
From tho Hon. Charles Mason Commissioner Of Patents.
U. S. PATEEr oTTIcR,
Feb. %, 1885.
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper ESP OF Boston, has been engaged Solicitor,
and has been in that capacity In correspondence
aud intercourse with the office he has ovnccd thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
rules and practice Of the Office close attention the
interests Of his clients and marked eandor and
sy that has rendered the transaction Of business with him
pleasure have no hesitation in stating that regard
him Of the very best agents for the transaction Of
business with this office with whom am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
From the Examiners ofthe Patent Office.
The undersigned Principal and Assistant Examiners
ia the United States Patent oee have for several years
been well acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper. late
principal Examiner in this Office and take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman OF the highest moral char
aeter Of unquestoned knowledge in the business and
practice of the Office and that his scientific attainments
such emnenty hit him for the business in which
he is about Ia engage
HENRY d. RENWIcK, } p,i.,i,,l
J.. ID. GALE, I,I
s. IL. LANE, N-""S'
4. II. PEALE,
THOS. 4. EVERETT, assistant
Z. SOUTHGATE SMITH, [ Examiners.
WA. C. LANGDON
From long acquaintance aud intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WIN. 7. n. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal ExanHer Of Pafe,fs.
Boston, Jan. g. 1858. 7i:2l
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WRITING, BooK-KEEpING, NAvI-
THE MAGNETIC BELT. The under


signed after many years Of careful research and
pertinent have discovered and perfected safe conye
nient and uneXceptonabe Of completely control
ing the maternal function, without employing any Of the
unnatural and deetrous experiments often resorted
to for that purpose Apart from its spcrifc of pre-
venting Conceptions It is an infahle means Of restoring
TO health the abused deanged and eneebcd provocative
functions Of females, and Of einvgorang and restoring
the general health to its wunted constitutional intey
IL consists Of Magnetic Belt which enciroes the body
directly over the os WiuH by the magnetic action Of
which the formulating power is intercepted and held in
abeyance and the vital neuromagetc currents, other
wise drained off by sexual exeesses are turned back
through the system, stimulating all the viscera to
healthy normal tone In true moral aspect, valid
objection can be urged against its lawful use nasmuch
as It is designed to subscrvo great humanary purpose
in the reproductive economy II impossible in brief
card 10 give the reader adequate conception Of the y
tues OF the discovery and the n0ds Of It's action Ac
cordngly the proprieors have prepared pamphlet, full
ly embodying the philosophy OF its influence upon the
geniye function, its tests and results which they
will forward, upon the receipt Of Six cents in postage
stamps TO any address.
The price Of the Belt is IS, sent by mail free.
DE COURSEY. NORTON 4 CO.,
3i6 Broadway, New York.
60 .3mO Address u. O BOx9
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Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, Brookfed.
Professor Wood.
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Markrts.
BOSTON MARKET. JANUARY 25. 1858.

BOSTON MARKET, JANUARY 26, 1853.
ASHES.--Ihe market for Ashes is du and the sales
have been small.
GBAIN.-Cow has been arriving quito freely the past
week and prices have declined Early in the week South
yellow sold S0e aud white at 75c per bush, but
the close the 7jc for Yellow and II 72c for
white Oats selling at a 45e bus for Northern and
Canada
HOPS--Prices continue quite nominal and TO effect
sales very low figures have 10 be taken.
PRONISlONS.-prme qualities Of Butter continue
The sales have been rs 2o for good and choice
New York and Vermont and II ~ N for common,
including Western and Canada In cheese the sales have
been at lac per lb, the attor price for choice los
WOOL.-lhcrc has been fair demand for fleece and
pulled WOOL and prizes remain quite steady The sales
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DOCK LOST "A suitable reward will be
ID paid for information given to either the Treasurer
Of Montpelier East Montpelier that may lead the
recovery Of the TREASURES BOOK or AC-
COUNTS Of the original Town ui Montpelier from 1888
to 1870 PcF order The 1ools Of Montpelier
and East Montpelier.
Jan s, 1853. 7l76
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tion-better and more influential than brains or
wine or money or principle, and Eastern Vir-
ginia has taken advantage of this fact, Until
nearly all the parliamentarians and men Of in-
.huence in the legislature are her own.
Already, from the increased developement of
Western Virginia, the Senate ceases to reflect
even what twas intended, a combined express
sion Of taxation and population. The Senate
now consists of thirty from the East and twenty
from the West. So sIniXed basis of-persons
and taxes made 1t in 1861. Butitisnot sonow.
Our population has increased more than theirs
and our taxes have increased ina greaterratio.s
Taking the census of 1850, and the First
Auditors statement Of taxes for 1867, and
Western Virginia would be entitled to "a Sena-
tors out of co. four more than at present, leaving
the East majority of two in that body, instead
of ten.
As long as our present constitution remains,
the agitation of the basis question is likely to
continue. Who knows but another reaction on
the subject of slavery, such as we have had in
the last quarter of q century, may call into
being strong party, denouncing thewhite
basis, and advocating the political equality of
the EthiopianS
From the earliest ages, through all history,
public opinion has oscillated like a pendulum,
and it would not be strange if Eastern Virginia,
before the end of the nineteenth century, to
maintain her sway over the destinies Of. the
Commonwealth, would ask asfulls representa-
for her negroes, on the ground that the African
should have political equality to compensate
him, in part, for his social subsection.
Sectional feeling is to be deprecated, either in
the State or confederacy ofStates. II destroys
ours State pride and furnishes our National glory
But while rigid adherence to principles Of
Justice is observed, there can be no fear from
sectional Jealousy. Sectionalism is best avoided
by according to every section its rights, and by.
distributing power where the spirit of our insti-
tutionS REQUIRE its distribution. =
Western Virginia, proud of the sons that
breathe the free air on her hills, will ever regard
any other basis than that of the whole waite or
voting population, as blot upon her fame. 1t
is certainly most in accordance with American
ideas of republicanism and democracy. Pro.
perty may pay taxes, for they are mostly-ex-
pended in its protection.
and from the tendency of political ambition to
court the favor OF rising power, the prediction
is ventured, that soon Virginia will fx the foun-
datiOns of her government upon the inter
ests of her chattels, but upon the political
equality of her sons. ELP1Dzo.
Il
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For Rent,
For Rent.

TNHAT desirable. property near at. Wood Cemetery
u known the King property The dwelling contains
sufficient accommodations for large family The lot
garden Also good orchard &C., and all lately enclosed
with an excellentfence FOR terms apply to
mh30=tf 4. r. HULLIHEN.
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SundrieS.


- N04Os 944AE1A4z44O405 d6 sE1uCG4OQs s
NTtLh be sold to the highest bidder on SATURDAY
ing October 18th, e5s, at O'clock, the Auction
Rooms No. 81 corner OF Market Union street ONE
suitable for drawing OoaIfrom coal.
banks In which business 1t has hitherto engaged.
wishing 10 examine purchase Mule before
the sale do SO by enquirnR Of acknowledgement
sale posiItVe. Terms Cash. GRO. q. 3WI0KHAM,
ocGlS
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TnEY say Of ex-President Van Buren,, that
he arrived in 0swego just at the close Of the T
terrible storm Of Friday, and was told that tho
hotel which he selected had just been struck
by lightning in seven places. II think said
he, that's the house for me. It WON'T come
again" The sagacious statesman showed his
usual caution.
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TuE sr1sr n 1ILlNols-Both wings Of the
Illinois Democracy have nominated separate
candidates fort Congress in every district in the
State, except the ninth.
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nv EWond beg to friends and patrons
wy andte public that have Just received
our Fail and Winter Goods latest and approved
styles of Cloths CaSSimeres and Vestingf all which We
prepa dto make up order in the latest aylts and
best manner, at short notice.
We have also alarge and fun assortment of Fur
nshIng Goods such Shirts fancy; SIN
Cot tonand Merno Under Shirts aud raWcrs Hall HIS.
Gloves, Suspenders, CraVats Ties, Silk
chiefs all of which viii sen The lowest cash Prt
ceSs at our new store rOous, No 109 Main street.
sep1S WHEELER EkEI&. Merchant Talors.
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IA 0sIERY OPAL KINDS, SHIRTS, UNDER SHIFTS,
- DRAWERS, cRAYATs, NECK-TIEs, HANDLER:
and G entse notions on sale 81
the store OF TIL. HUGHES,
= SeP41 80, cor. Monroe W0teTs ses'ss
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New Advertisements.
THE AITTITMN FIlATI.


LJARPER& BROTHER invite gentlemen to Their exhibit.
III tion0f 3 q hLGs TVsRNE e u designedi
respectively forthe fashionable
atthe best factories in the got up man.
worthy of their reputation.
GEM OF THE sEAs0N.-Beebe' Seltndiusting SILK Hat
Is peculiarly adapted and attractive. oot1e
SSOFT FBLT HATS, GAPS, convenient for the pocket
evening wear and rainy weather. 8. HARPER BRO,
octI8 199Main corner Union st.
[Argus and Times soPyl
Trust Sale of Real 5stateS
Y virtue ola Deed Of Trust made by Benjamin Stephens
Office of 0hiO County Court Deed Book page 1885, no
Sha the 18th
the front door the Court Ohio county, at II
O'Clock A. NJ public SALE the highest certain
parcel Of ground. to tthe North half of lot 81, on
the West side of Eo in the Fiji city of
Wheeling, in the part laid out by Moses W. Ohapne and
others as an addition to the city of Wheeling.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
s5f45s III. NELSON,
JACOB H0RNBROOR,
HENRY b. HUBBARD,
.octl8 l-lzzz. -. Trustees.
Trust Sale Of Real Estate.
TYvrtue OF Deed Trust made by Thorn as o. DINA.
lO way dated January 4, 1851, and recorded in the
0lers Office Of Ohio County In Deed Book AZ mage
to SELL the front door Of OF county
at II O'Clock NJ, at public sale to thu
certain parcel of ground to Wtthe Scuhalf OF lot No.
81, the West side of Eo street. IN 9Th Ward Of the
city Of Wheeling, In the by 1Ioses W. Chapline
and others as an addition TO said city.
Terms made knoWn on the day OF sale - i,
1885 n NELSON,
JACOB H0RNBROnK,
.,o HENRY B. HUBBARD,
soetl6 Trustees.
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THE Irish papers last received, contain nc.
counts of the disasters caused by furious rain
storm, which swept over the south and west
inundating whole tracts of country Lives
have been lost, bridges aud houses thrown
down, and thousands worth of property de-
stFoyed. In the county of Cork, whole potato
fields have been submerged, and valleys turned
in an hour into. lakes. Such a rain was seldom
seen before, and the people believed that an i'm
mcqse water-spopt had fallen.
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Chill dren's Fancy Caps.
AEARGE aSsnrtmen Of Youths, Chdren Iniauts'
Caps just and penfng avery Fash
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THE Macoupin (Tlll Spectator states that "a.
case brought before the Circuit Court in that
county the costs amounted to 1857 81, besides
q loss Of time and contingencies. and the.c:as
was withdrawn Ct length by the parties without
9 verdict twas allaabont bull calf.worthsiz
dOllarsi 34 g
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A MIS-, EMERSON was advertised to lecture in
Terre Haute. Ind, on Friday last. Insher bills
she says that "front seats viii be reserved for
geDtls'asa aud ladies, and back seats for demo-