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Coughs, Colds, Group. asthma, IThooylng-
Couqn. Sore Throat. Br0a ilhs Hoarse-
ness, Iqfaen-a. Faror and AyHs.
Its warranted to relieve Group IN five min
utcs
t. break Up conn ID cold 10 s.C gle night.
To relieve the Asthma a- on-e.
T. cure al coughs AID diseases = tic lungs
previous % liberation.
t. break Up the ch.lls and f.ycr in few days
Neszr.. z p. Nr51oy a c..
Barnet; W., NeT 8, ISIS.
ItaGaris ne great p easure g. adj INV tcs;iny-
ny IN favor Of your Invaluable mediciue-t-e
Magic Compound I lad tecu subject g. d most
distressing cough tar more than f-r;y years, and
had tried several rene les with u deriving any
real benefit. Ny cough continued 70 Lrow worse
avery winter till the winter Of 1856 then l was
confined TO nv bed, and all who saw me thought
me diving with consumption. Ny son, who had
Just been cured Of a bad cough by using part Of a
bottle Of your Compound, gave We n few dose. Of
it, This hslpcd me 50 mucl that I procured
bottle and before had used all Of this l was re-
stored to health. since then have had no cough.
and though am about seventy years old, 7 enjoy
good health and attribute i all to your meai-
cine-the Magic Compound.
Very truly yours.
LEVI BEAN.
Read the following from one Of the best pbysi-
ia1S ia Vermont.
81 have used Weeks Magic Compound in my
own family with most signal success, vnd do not
hesitate TO pronounce II, IN NJ opinion, the very
best cough medicine e1tant. IN every case, so far
as my knowledge extends, whore it has been used,
IL hss given the greatest satisfaction.
L. c MOORE, ". D."
North Troy, Vt, July /, 1883
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VIEW ESTABLIS HMEXT

NEW GODS,
1874 Gnu CH ST x r EFT.
THE So BSCRIBER has just opened a beauti-
full assortment Of
WATCHE>,
CLOCKS.
JRWELRY,
SILVER WARE,
and FANCY GOODS.
to which he invites the attention Of the public
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired, AMI en-
craving done in the best manner, and on the most
reasonable terms.
c. ". WIEGATE
July 10, 1880 Wit
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WHAT 1T WILL Do.


DosE.-One wine glass full as often as aecessa-
~.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits
One dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses viii cure Indigestion.
One dose will you good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains Of Dys-
pepsia.
One dose will remove the distressing and disa-
rreeable effects Of Wind OF Flatulence, and soon
as the stomach receives the Inv gorating Spirit the
distressing load and all painful feelings viii be
removed.
One dose viii remove the most distressing pains
Of Collie, either in the stomach or bowels
A few doses will remove all distractions in the
Kidney, Bladder or Urinary Organs
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any
Kidney Complaints are assured speedy relief by q
dose or two and radical cure by the use OF one
OF two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, fro- dissipatiRg too much over
night, and feel the evil effects Of poisonous IL
quors, in violent headaches, sickness at stomach,
weakness, giddiness, SC, viii find dose will
remove all bad feelings
Ladies Of weak and sickly constitutions, should
take the Invigorating Spirit three times day; 1t
will make them strong, healthy and happy, re-
move all distractions and Irregularities from the
menstrual organs, and restore the bloom Of health
and beauty to the careworn face.
During pregnancy it viii be found invalus-
bic medicine to remove diss greeable sensations al
the stomach.
All the proprietor asks Is trial, and 20 induce
this, he has PIT up the ISyIGoRATING SPIRIT II
! pin; bottles, at 50 cts, quarts 81.
General Depot, - Water Street, y. !
Sold in Winooski by J. :. Storrs 4 Son; in Bur
Iington, by 7. A. Peck, Agent, and by Drugsist'
| generally.
November 9, 1859. wlyr
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Couphs Colds. Influenza, HoBrtenessI
Croup bronchitis, Inctpient Com
sum psfon. and for the Keller
Of Consumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This il remedy 80 universally known r. surlass any
ber fr the cure q throat and lung complaints that "
= useless hers 10 publish the evidence Of it's virtues us
rrvaed excellence for coughs and colds ard ne uuY
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have msae
kn0wn throughout the civilized nations " the eT IN
Row are the communities, families among thcn
who have not some personal experience OF us cDec
ss living trophy in their midst OF It's victory over lne
ste and dangerous disorders Of the throat ana lungs
As an know the dreadful fatality Of these disoroer And
as thew know too the effects Of this remedy We neea Do'
Al more than 70 assure them that il has now all me VI
ta mat II did have when making the cures which ba's
won 20 strongly upon the confidence Of MANKIND
Prepared by J C. AVER D. CO., Lowell, MASS
Pr,par,a By J. c. Ayr & Co., LorsR, Mas.
Agents, T A. Peck, A. c. Spear and j. W Roby
and Co, Burlington, Messrs. Simonds, Shelburne,
Simonds aud Fay. WilIistOn, E. Alexander
Charlotte, H. A Hodges, Richmond, John Lyman
L Howe, Jericho.
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NyHE CAMPAIGN TORCH is a superior
Il article for PkocEssIoss, giyinsga brilliant
lame and burning half an hour. Orders from
Pefaseaf fsbs, or individuals, will meet with
HOLDEN, CUTTER & co.
Agents 70, Ssndsrson's Superior Fireworks,
wl2ws 81 ANp Sc FEDxRAL ST., Bosros.
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VI A y II . o ID
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

CALL ON
A. Fuller, e. the Church Srest Book Store
FOR YOUR
Bcsks, Stationery, and ATfist Materials
The largest Assortment in the State.
FOR YOUR
fDailv and Weekly Papers
Received by Lightning Express.
FOR YOUR
Magazines Of al Kinds.
He is selling everything at the buesf raf'
Darlington June Is, LEGO.
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TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS

WM. 10 LYN SONS, Barton, Vt, wholesale
Agents for Western Vt, and Northern y. Y, to
whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by A. c. Spear and Theo. 4. Peck, Bur,
lington, J. :. Storrs & sons, Winooski, and by
dealers generally throughout the Country.
June /, lsC0. Won't
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= RUSSIA SAL We
0INTMENT

IN. been and .e! in I:,s09 E. ~ Il i ah
Years. and its virtues have ''0O- 1' =
prssIA sALvR CURES BURNS
II prssrA sALvR CURES CASCEhs- =
prssTA sALvR CURES SORE LIFT
russia sALyE CURES ITCH
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FELoNs- =
u prssYA sALvR CURES scALD HEAD.
prssIA sALvE CURES NETTLE HASH
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES CUTS
RUSSIA sALvg CURES CoRNs. =
= prss1A sALvE CURES scALDS-
% PRUSSIA sALyg CURES SALT AAANA' =
70 RUSSIA sALvB CURES SORES. =
RUSSIA sALvB CURES FLEA BITS
p1-ssrA sAIvE CURES wHIrLoNs-
RUSSIA sALvE CURES pLOEIS-
RUSSIA sALvB CURES "A-lo-
n pTssTA sIIvE CURES SORE SIFPLEs
prssIA sALvR CURES SITES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES fksIE4es-
= RUSSIA sALvE CURES hlSS"OA-
prssI1 sALvE CURES sCCRvY-
RUSSIA sALvE CURES bON-O-- -
2 RUSSIA sALvE CURES SUE - 1880
RUSSIA sALvE CURES LNOHO" - "a 80 e
- RUSSIA sALVR CUkbS 81 LIB -
RUSSIA sAIyE CURES eA1N1-19 n
: RUSSIA sALYB CURES EkOFI4ONo-
= RUSSIA sALVB CURES AOo~CA4o -
TrssTI sALyE CURES CHILBLA1Ns- =
= RUSSIA sALvE CURLs FROZEN 1lABs- -
- prrssIA sALvE CURES WINS -
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EARS
RUSSIA sALvB CURES BoILS u
= RUSSIA sALvE CURES FLEsH "OOADS'
RUSSIA sALvR CURES PILES =
RUSSIA sALvB CURES BRUISES
RUSSIA sALvH CURES cHAPPED HANDS -
RUSSIA sALvB CURES sPRAINs
- RUSSIA sAJvR CURES swKLLkD MUSE =
nUss1A sALvB CURES ERYsIPELAs-
RUSSIA sALvE CURES LAME WRIST =
Ritz, O, venonour Reptile, instantly cured BY tAhE
: EXCELLENT OINTMENT. =.
livery MOTHER WITH CHILDREN,
and all Heads OF Families,
: s,cnld k.ep Boz in the cupboard or On ne fhel
Il handy to use In
CASE OF ACCIDENT"
Price, Is Cents per Box
- - similar 70 the shove enErsFiDg WITHOUT
whch srs genuine
~. Y-,f,Ad States and Canada y AZ reraers q
500 n - xIs3icinss Druggists, most u the
AS country stores. and BY
Redding & Co., Proprietors,
No. 6 state Street. Boston
For sale by J. ". Koby Co, 4 C. spear and
T. A. Peek.
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SALT! SALT:! SALT! .! SALT!!
SUPERIOR article of ROCK SALT, put up
n in 5, 10. 20 and 200 ID. sacks, and $50 ID
bbl., in quantities to suit. For sals by
B. TEACHER d CO.,
Pioneer Buildings.
7, va D. 1850. awtf
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(SoATS AND GLASGOW ENAMELLFD
NThresd al NICHoLo'
July q.
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MdzESA AND FARINA. .. -
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Heart Disease, Fits, EpileP-
= M.Ianc DIV. .Ncurnlgia.

MANY rrrark4le cures q these ftecflons hare heen
mad, y the alternative power Of this medicine II stmu-
la The vital functions into vigorous action, and thur
vercu,es disorders which would be supposed beyond its
ea such a remedy las long teen required by the ne
,stez ri he rete and are confden; thss this VIII
,l,o-, that medicine do.
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READ!

have used Dr. Henry's Ointment for Scratches
and Salt Rheum sores very often, without a slngie
failure.-IIENRr SEYMOUR, Proprietor Puohc
House, Highgate, Vt. .,,.a
II is the best remedy for scratches, gals and
caIks ever saw. L. SANDERsoE, Proprietor
fremont House St. Adams, Vt.
1t has been tried and not found WantIhg'-0''
Adams vs.. Messenger. o.
I cured nv hand with Dr.. Henry ElectricOint-
,nent in ? weeks. when the physicians said would
he without the use Of it months. had cut all
the fingers to the bone, with circular saw; =,
A. D. PEcKHAH, Lebanon, n H.
F 4 r NJ Z r 5,
are YOUR cows troubled with sore teats II you VII
ami, DR.. HExRY's ELECTRIC OINTMENT, at night
Twill warrant them we'll in the morning.
A. J. GREEN, HIGHGATE, Vt.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
New York. McKesson & Robbins; Boston Geo.
Goodwin & Co.; Troy, J. L. Thompson Co.. ;
bany, R. J. A. c. Grant.
Sold bv one or more in every village
Orders solicited from the trade.
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NEW STYLES of Crochet Trimming, and
Va full assortment OF Crochet Cord, Crochet
Needles and Crochet Braids, at
NICHOLS.
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DREss BUTTONS IN GREAT VARIETY
a. NICHOLS.
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Strangers in town should not fail to call ana
see the piles of Hoop skirts al Nichols vhich ara
selling like bot cakes
July p. dsrt
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GEMS FURNISHING GOODS, full sssort-
VI ent, at NICHOLS.
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g, anthony's Fire. Rose or ErysiPelns,
Tetter and salt Rheum, scaId Heao'
RinRworm, Sore Eyes, DroPsy.

Dr. Robert NJ Prebie writes from Salem, " y 18th
s.rf 1859 that he has cured an inveterate case Of
y,rons which threatened 20 terminate fatally by Tho
.rseyeripr use Of our sarsapara, and also danger
s sttack Of NaLyz0ut Egspcas by large doses Of the
same saw n. cures the common EryslpsloS Eruption by
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BUSINESS CAR DIS
s. NJ. PETTENGILL q cos

ADvERTIsENc AGENCY,
ll9 Nassau ST, Nar York, & 10 STAR Sfrse
BOSTON.
S. NJ. PErTEyeILL & Co., are the Agents for tb9
FKE. PREss and the most influential and larges,
circulating Newspapers in the United states ana
the Canadss. They are authorized TO contract iof
Us at our l0icssf rates
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schfrrus, Cancer Tumors, En1arg en- emit,
liberation, Carries and Exfoliation OF
the Bones.

great variety Of cases have beeu reported 70 ne here
le uf these formidable complaints have resulted rom
m se cf this remedy but our space here viii not admit
them Some # them may he found in our American
Almanac which the agents below named are pleased 70
r4rrisl, traits n al who call for them
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OOD & BRO WV,

The New Pain Killer 1.-The best &c
THE NEW VERMONT REMEDY.
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Dyspepsia Remedy
DR. DARIUS HAMS

~ = ~ A+---- "
DR.. DARIUS HAMS
& AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
ThisMedicine has been used by the public for six
years, with increasing favor. Il is recon-
mended to Cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness
HEARTBURN, Collie Pains, Wind in the
Stomach, or Pains in the Bowels
Hesdach, Drowsiness, Kid
ney Complaints, Low
Spirits, Delirium
Tremens, In
temperance
1t Sim JLArEs, ExH1LAnATEs, ISvIGORATEs, But
WILL NOT IsToxIcATE Oh STuPEFY.
AS A MEDICINE, it is quick and effect
ual, curing the most aggravated cases of Dyspep-
sis, Kidney Complaints, and all other derange-
ments Of the Stomach and Bowels, in speedy
manner.
1t will instantly revive the most melancholy
and dropping spirits, and restore the weak, nerv-
GUS and sickly to health, strength and vigor.
Persons who, frcm in the judicious use ofliquors,
have become detected, and their nervous systems
shattered, constitutions broken down, and subject
to that horrible curse TO humanity, the DKLIRIUH
TRENEss, will almost Immediately, feel the hap
by and healthy invie orating efficacy of DR.. Hams
Invigorating Spirits
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prnnnhnc.1r. Gnitre or s,,elled Nd <
Leucorrhoa or whites, Ovarian Tumor.
Itcrine IIcerntion. Female D1seascs.

Zelulon sloan o. Prospect Texas, writes " Three bot
tie. Of your Sarsatefs cured from G0ftrc hid
eous swelling on the neck, which had suffered from
1var two years
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SKIR rs J.! SKIRTS !

July 10, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

As the season advances. this soil becomes
more and more consolidated, being frequent
ly by 'prius nearly as impeviou' as the
sub.soil, consequently IL no longer serve, as
reservoir to feed the fssure-ducis leading
to the drains; hence why they discharge
less water In spring than in autumn, while
larger quantity IL carried on on the sur.
face by means Of tho furrows.
!. The hydromeirical state Of the soil can
only bc cHperimon;ally Ascsrtained by tho
wsll.known chemical process OF drying-,ho
loss OF weigh, being the degree Of moisture.
The grand object Of draining is to reduce
,hi. degree in winter, and increase it in sum.
mer. In the former season and in spring.
soil. requiring draining are generally too
full Of moisture. to the exclusion ot ,h, a,.
mosphere. while evaporation fT0m their sur.
faces carries or the heat Of tho san, thus
keeping them Gt too low temperature |.
hence the familiar expression, "wct cold
soils. In summer again, they become
baked, preventing the FREQ circulation Of
the mOi,, atmosphere Of night, 50 refresh.
ing to plants in wsll.drnined aud pulverired
land.
8. Under this head we shall not speculate
in a world OF opinions, although doubtless
The amount Of produce nigh, be doubled,
and more. The grsa, mistake generally
fallen into is to suppc'o that the mere put
ting in Of drain, j, all that is necessary (;
whereas i, !. only the Grs, step in long So
re, To that end, the intermediate step. do.
pending upon special Circumstance. almost
exclusively applicable to individual cases.
Such are few Of the fact. connected with
draining. How simple are they. when sI.
amined by themselves and how important.
both in a scientific and practical sense
Farmer. Mag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11
farmers department.
"sFEKD TuErLow."

Authe arts anl scierces pertaining 90 life, are
so-sl, liskeltogciher. snd ultimately canneCI.
.i sith Agficuliurs s.-AeHtCoLA.
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FRIDAY. MAY IL, 1860.

eei,ed that the strange animal mus. necs''
sarily belong to the royal suit. did not wai.
to reply, bat ran or a, iuil speed to the
nelehboring forest. The baron, however. Z.
was no, satisfied with this, but, a, he sas
a man ploughing at shor, distance from
him, hO called out, in his arrogant man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
Large Fire at independence, NO

IINDLPENDEECE, mo-, FRIDAY, March JU-2 q. 10.
fire broke out here at about III O'Clock last night,
which thus far has consumed nearly the whole south
eide of the city, and should the wind continue in
crease it is feared that the side will also be de-
stIoyed. Among the buildings burned are the lnde-
pendence Hotel, two drug Stores ten or tlweve bust
ness houses and several dwellings The loss thus far
cannot be lest than 800 00O and the fire is still raging
SECOND DISPATCH.
The fire Of last night broke out in the drugstore Of
James Beckham, on the southeast corner Of the pub
lie square, and in spite of s the exertions to stop it, it
progressed until il destroyed every house on the east
side and several dwellings in the immediate vicinity.
TIE wind was blowing gale at the time, and large
fakes Of FIRE were carried half mile, several times
setting FIRE 10 houses that distance from the conhagra
ton. At least twenty substantial buildings were
burned The probable loss is about $780, 00
The follow ing some Of the losers: j. Beckham,
$40 500; insured; j. Robinson 81, 800; no insurance.
Robinson & Norris 81 600; no in urance DIR. Lath-
more 81 500; insured $500; j. +. Norris $1,000 no
insurance; W. 4 c. n. Thomas, 8, OO0i insurance.
M. Sampson s., 000 insured 81 500; j. 81 j. Soldo-
nells $1,000; no insurance. M. SaldonelPs residence
was also consumed upon which there insurance
of 5000 Lapebam q McClanahan, and ID. w.
McCJanahan each lose largely, but the amount is not
known. The house of Mr.. Rodevads which was also
consumed was valued at $50 600. Altogether he fire
the largest and most destructive that has ever occur
red in our city. o
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Friday March 30 1880
The FIRE al Independence yesterday was not 20 dis
astrous as at rst reported The amount of loss and
insurance is not yet ascerained.
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GEOGRAPHICAL.

At the last session of the Royal Geos sphica Society
of London, Mr.. Peberick, British Consul at Khartoum,
gave account Of journey performed by him up the
White Nile to the equator and also Of some journeys
made in the interior Of Africa 10 the years 1857 and
1885, In the latter part Of 1853 lie started up the Nile,
accompanied by armed escort OF Arabs AMI
negroes. After ascending the river for 100 miles IN
southwest direction, he arrived at lake, whore he
anchored, and continued bis route by aUd in souh
e,y direction to the equator The country aoag the
Iyor fertile and cultivated, in parts cotton
beiDg raised, which is manufactured by the ma
tives The trees belonged principally TO. the
sycamore aud nimoss family, aud tAere APP
peared TO be great abundance of the necessariss
Of life. Ia one Of the tribes Mr. Petberick found
very singular custom prevailing, husbands and wives
living together the first fsur days Of the weak, and
apart the remaining three days. Polygamy is very
extenihe Mr.. Petheiiek desiring TO make of the
patives who had done him service return, told
him that he would give him and his children presents
Next day the father came to him, accompanied by
forty young men, his sons, aud he told Mr. Petherick
that he had not brought his youngest sons nor any On
his daughters not wishing to abuse his generosity
census disclosed the fact that he had ninety persons III
his family. Mr.. Petherck had means Of caio1iA.'ng
latitude and longitude but no judged that hs re"0usa
| iron. the distances and the direction traveisd'
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Cbenango Canal Extension, &c.

bpeclA DlspaScb 70 Inc NJ l. tribune.
ALBANY, Friday, March 30, 1860.
The Assembly has done handsome thing tonight.
After a lengthy debate on the bill to complete the
canals it struck out the ChenaDgo-exension and lock-
enlargement schemes and ordered the bill to third
reading number Of Senators who have persistently
opposed railroad tolls have asserted that they would
favor tolls if the Chenango and enlargedlocks job
could be killed in the House that they could be
sured that the money to be raifed from railroad tolls
would not be squandered useless enterprises They
will have an opportunity now to show the country
whether they were in earnest or otherwise In these
statements.
The bills to confirm Geo. Laws Nnth.avenue Rail
road sTant and to construct the West aud
Rslroad, were referred to the Committee Cities and
Villages to report complete.
Mr.. Robinson, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported fvorsbly the Senate bill to reOrganize the Erie
Railroad, and but for single objection this desirable
bill would have been referred back, with power to
port complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
XXXvITH CONGRESS.

SENATE ..wAsHISofoS, March 80 1850.
The CHAIR laid Pefore the Senste message from
the President in reply to a resolution Of inquiry rela
tive 10 the operations OF the Navy In Moxco aid the
authority therefor. Ordered TO lie on tbs table and
be printed.
Mr.. MASON from the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tiops, reported bill relative to assembling Con-
vention Of Commissioners from the United States and
Paraguay to consider the claims Of the Rhode leland
Company, sad Commissioners TO meet in Washington,
and sit three months the expenses TO be paid jointly
by b, th GoveInms ns He asked for the present con
sideIation of the bill. Laid over.
The bin to further carry out the provisions Of the
fifteenth section Of the tresty between the United
States and Men ico concluded Feb 2, lS4S was taken
up 1t provides for the Commissioner to adudicate
private claims der the treaty. there being special
fund in the Treasury for pa, ing them.
After debate, it was laid over.
The private calendar taken up and bills upon il
discussed the balance Of the day. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

TuE SKELETON IN THE PALAcE.-The fCaussris
Rnsse contains some interesting details of thu BETRAYAL
Of Mis- TarakanOf by Gregory 0rlof one of the fs-
vorites of Catherine ii. This lady, who eli lined to be
the natural daughter Of the Empress FL hsbe,h and
Count RazoumOisk, and to be entitled % the throne
of Russia by virtue Of will of Eiaabe tn, whish. she
said Catherine had destroyed travelled Through Turksv
Greece, Germany, and Italy in search of sovermen,
which would espouse her Catiern WHOSE per.
sisteht efforts to cntrap her give probability se her
story failing in all other means at l,6 sy,t ber favor
lie, 0riO in pursuit OF her. enjoinnf him 20 bring her
back to Russia dead alive. 0rls of pr.tsndinx that
he had fallen into Disgrace, put hinself into relations
with Miss TarakanOf in Nap.e, conspirsd with her
against Catherine and, more rsrfecy 10 deceive her,
asked her bard in marriage lie persuaded hor - 20
on board Russian vessel Tor the performance of ss
ceremony there the Rv elan Rear Admiral arrested
her. He took her to Crcnstad and that il the lAss
that was ever feare Of her. During the year past
terrible rumor has arisen that it was her skeleton which
vas found wae| up in closst IN the palace OF Ears
kes'ze. while fitting tho apartment Of the hereditary
GJrad Duke.