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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25

Healthy human Blood upon being ANALYZED ,l,,avs
Pea,lH us WIN the same essential elements and yiycs
OF course the True Standard Analyle ~. hI'rd 80,
EhSIso ll suffering from Consumption, Liver Complaint
DysPtpa ocfoiua, NC, and ind In overy instance
certain dehciences in the red gobule of Blood suppv
T a,sJ o'9giohcles and you made we'll The Blood
ing success There are 80
.a,u,.,. FIVE PREPARATIONS
'Pleu lo the deficiencies If the Blood in different dis
ass For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis on an, agreto n
""','u u me Throat OF Lungs, inducing Consum p-
Son use NO. which is also tlc No Ion Depresson of
oIs' Toss Of Appetite and for all Chronic Comulan rs
ploi.E nom OHeruse, General Debility, and Ncryous
Iu'uatnn NO ?, for Liver Complaint No B. for
pyspePsa Being already prepared for absorption il is
iAh'h Dy Drops and carried immediately into the crct-
ialon, so that what you gain you retain The M 4 l.
ior Female Irregularities. Hystoria Weakncs.os e. =
&c special directions for his For Salt Rhcum Erun
honii seroiuous' and Bladder Complaints take No. 3.
p esst We dTeGuons must be strictly followed-
iH'e o. me BLOOD FOOD 81 per bottle
Soldby CHURCH DUPONT, Druggists.
No. 80 Maiden Lane,
Goo r. c,. New York,
5l.O2 7' ''' ''"N''@'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25
JrinrIrp s. Ganrp GOODS.

SAMUEL ABBOTT, MATCHMAKER
~ AND JEWFLLER,
Has taken The Store formerly occupied By S NJ Walton
a. a bookstore where he will keen constantly
on hand rich supply Of
w A I G ii f S, j Il w ELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Such as Gold and Silver Watches Gold and Silver Chains
and plated 20; Gold pins and Ear ornaments; Finucr
Pens; Gold Keys Sleeve Buttons and Bosom Studs;
GOLD ECTACLES,
10 suit all eyes, large amount Of Silver Spectaccs Sill.
yer Plated and Steel do OF green blue and gfny GLASS
Of all kinds
SILVER SPOONS,
Of any amount, warranted good Table Spoons, Tea
Spoons, Sugar spoons, Salt and Mustard do
SILVER FORKS AND BUTTER KNIVES,
Silver Ihimbles Silver and Brania coffin plates Sill
yer Ladies Plated Spoons, a large quantity Plated
Forks and Ladies Steel Fob and Vest Chains Six
Guard do,
comm EOKLAOES,
and Armets, Comedian Rings; Portmonies poclc,
Books Hair and Tooth Brushes Shears Scissors and
Pocket Knives Toys,
PERFUMERY, SOAP;
large amount Of Clocks OF all sizes running from thirty
hours TO eight days. '''
Al my goods am bound 10 sell as cheap as any one
No one shall go away dissatisfied.
o. a respectfully soicis share Of public PATRONAGE
him by. w '''' pass
also take this opportunity for tcnderinp NV sincere
thAnks Tor taNors that were gratefully received in former
days which are past and gone like my youth
. ~ Siooks' Watches, Jowelry, repaired short mo-
SAMUEL ABBOTT, State Street.
Montpelier, August, 1852. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25

II R. ROBlNSON'S INDEXICAL sIL-
Il YER SOAP ae" aud beautiful preparation
Dy the BosroS INpEXtcAL soar Coz expressly for
cleaning and polishing Silver Plated and Britannia
Wares, and for cleaning Mirrors, Marble Tin, &c. It is
much more convenient and effective than any ofthe pow
ders ia use andmay be used oven by inexperienced
help with perfect sfety, it contains nothing that can
possibly inure the finest plate or ewory or even the
most delicate sdn-though not designed by toilet use
Ii is far superior to any other Soap for cleaning fine
House Paint, Staiuary, Artificial Teeth Plate, Be- &c
Many Of our largest importers, and manufacturers OF
silver and plated ware, who have used H. have given il
their unqualified approval. Rad the following;
BosroN May ., 1859.
Gontlcmcn-After repeated trials II your Silver Soap
we can recommend it as thc best aroio lure seer,
for cleaning plated and silver Unjust soon be used
by every family Yours respectfully,
SHREyE, Blows Co.,
(Latc Jones, Ball x Coz
BosroN June J. 1889
Gcntlemcn,-Wc have, during the last twelve months
given your Silver Soap thorough trial and find there
n9thng to equal ~ as II cleans silver quicker, bter and
with legs troie than anything We have been able to find
Yours, respectfully,
BosroS, June 10, 1859 9
Gentlemon-We have made careful trial your Silver
Soap and find il admirably adapted the cleaning Of
SILVER and plated wares, particularly the chased and Frost
ca WORK and We take pleasure IN recommending it to the
public rs safe and eBecfirc ggrR forrcmoynp tarnish
and restoring the color with very small amount Of labor
we nave never seen better article for the above pur
pose. Yours, truly, &C.,
HADDocE, LINCOLN s. Foss,
o. and o. Washington st.
PuMiCE STONE SOAP
This Soap unr,alcd for its crasyc properties is free
from any caustc alka 1t scous the hand. and renders
them soft and white. It acts like magic in removing
Writing and Printers Ink, Pitch VANISH Acid and
other stains from the hands, without the use Of OIL alco-
ho or other ueutalizng agents IL equal to the best
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25
/ NEQUALED i!THE ORIGINATE!
" 80 THE MOST LIBERALlll
THE MOST EXTENSIVE The GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTABLLSHjIEN7
-oT--
GEO. G. EVANS d co.,
Nos, l3 and IS CORNHILL. BOSTON

GEO. q. VANS N CO.,
Nos. l3 and IS CORNHlLL. BOSTON
Be'oqre Of Obscure a,5 irresponsible Concerns
CARD.
lhe extensive and increasing business Of the Original
Gin Book Establishment Of GEO. g. EVANS A. CO il
convincing proof that the public able to discrimi-
nate between the bona fe offers zee make aud the s
ops promises garingy offered by parties who have no
standing whatever iu the book tadc whose experience is
their oatapgucs and whose facilities for
hlling orders are ON a par with both.
gro. q. EFlNS d co.
do not oxtori tariff Of % ON each book sold b,
then All books are sold at the publishers regular rc
tail price, and
4 Haiuajie Present, iooril from rim Gents 10
one Hmdrcd DoHars,
Is given with each book at the time Of sale
GTYOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BUY 70 ROCKS
TO GET A WATCH.
send for classified Catalogue, and Circular. BY pur-
CHASING Onc Book you may get q splendid
GOLD OR SILVER WATCH.
over sou Gold aud Silver Watches and over $50 600
worth Of other VALUABLE PRESENTS wore giycn
away 10 purchasers Of books during the wear 1850 liz bc
ON Book House Of GEO. G. EVANS a co and our
amount in 1860.
gF BE NOT DECEIVED. IN
do NO, send sll1 to other parties for book when you
and receive much SUPERIOR GIFT.
BEAR IN MIND that it Is mot necessary 10 maxi, y,
selections entirely nom Catalogue 20 avail votrli
Of our oaers We furnish any book TO be obtained in
the United States, Of moral character the retail nri
Of which is one dollar and upwards.
IL REM MBER.rn
that ours is the only Original Gin Book Store in Ne,,
England. Our Catalogues sent free on application
SEND FOR 4 CdTdLOGUE
and you wish prompt returns and satisfactory rcat
mcnt, send your orders 90 the
NJ. "a .I ORIGINAL dlt GIFT BOOK STORE.
GEO. G. EVANS d co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25

Weha'e put up aud sold this article for over 10 yrs,
ahu 'HN 'Nh' IN CONF 4 bENCE AND Truth OF il,
medicine-NEYER HASf, II FATTFD N SIN
lNSlANCh, TO - EFFECT AZURE, when
TTmcH useu never dd = We know an instance Of
u9sal'iacuon by any one = who used IT, On the con-
u"iy an arc delighted with its operations and speak
~ WiH' "i h!ghest com u incubation Of its mapirAl
o1ceN ana UNDERGRADUATES: We speak in this matter
NHAl WE DOH al q tee ten years experience,
49, rLipuh ptN hhfuiA : TON FOR the FrLF1I-
ahNl on WnAI VIZ hhhb = pfcLARE. In almost eve
and exhaustion, relief will be- found in ii n Con M 49,,
ty minutes after the syrup % is alnliuistercJ ~
This valuable prcpara . tiof is tIo ,,r1s.i ,i. =
NIrpsI5e n'0st - Ehi ENCED and SklLLFUL
Np,,t ~ NV England = and has been used with
IN THOUSANDS : OF CASES.
II not only relieves tie n child fror main lam, t,,i
CRATES the stomach and bowols corrrrts ecidi,,
Mil Fes yong ana energy ~ 70 the whole system. IL
GRIPPING IN TIE ; BOWELS, AND
WIND = COLO,
a4a overcome conyglsons which II not speedily rem
sucu enc IN death We believe it the nEsr and
DYSRNTEIf AND ID = ARRHOsA IN CIitf
DkEN, whether IL arises ~ from teotbin, 40 - az,
other cause. We would = saw m cv,r,7 m ,i IL
has child suffering from any n no 6rnni,@t con-,
plants--DO NOT LIT YouM plir5t,nfrps no
h., IN - ~ Vihkhs = stand between your suffer
SOLUIELY SURE to follovg the ,,se Of ma med.
lenr' u 'lheiy used, Full - directions iorusng will
company each Bottle None genuine unless the
fac-simile Of CURTIS q q PERKINS New York Is
on the outside wrapper
sod by DRUGGISTS = throughout the world
Principal Office, No 10 Cedu-st., New York
Irice only 25 cents per JoHle.
J. NJ. HENRY 4 SONS, Waterbury, W. Agents to
whom all orders should be addressed Bl0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY J.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
e Ell L DRAFTED FEMALE PILLS.

\ CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition but a sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Distinctions
nom any cause whatever and although powerful rem.
edy, it contains nothing hurtul to the constitution
10 MARRIED LADIES il is peculiarly suited It will,
larity. W Wv
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Hcayness, Fatigue on slight cxc,
ton, Palpnion of the Heart, Lowncss Of Spirits. Il,s
tcros' Sick Headache Whites, and all the painful dis
ease. oeeasonfd by disordered system, these Pills will
eject cure when all other means have failed.
These itHs hare Herer been kno,Ua 10 fail
rhere The directions on the 2ud page Of Pam
phid are nell oLserped
FOR inl particulars get pamphlet free, Of the agent
n. B;--rl and postage stamps enclosed 10 any AN.
h9rHcd agent wll Insure bottle, containing over 30
pills. 10y return mail.
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills
sir james Clarkos frmalc PILLS
or James ClNke's Female Pills
Arc "a Scientific Preparation
Arc a Scientific Preparation
They safe, and never f,l r"'"''''"
They are safe, and never fan
They are safe, and never fal
TO remove all Obstruciions
70 remove all Distinctions
Ahd cure all Female Complaint.
And cure Az Female Complaints
And cure all Female Complaints,
When directions are followed
When directions are followed
lhey are blessing and a cure.
Ihey are blessing and a cure.
lhey are blessing and cure.
Can be sent by mail
Can be sent by mail
F,r ore loli,r.nd., Can be sent BY mail
loI one doll r and siN postage stntnns
For one dollar and STA postage stamps
mont eoo "a wv w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25
MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW REs.

Nj ANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES
~ IoiED-Jusi Published in a scaled Enyclopo.
/2fIf}A On The Nature, Treatment and
huf ~ Radieal Cure Of spematorrhoa, or Seminal
NH--saa-s Weakness Sexual Debility Ncryousncss
ana involuntary Emissions inducing lmpotency and
Mental and Physical Incaparity '''''' anu
hh hlb. j, CLLNElWELL, NJ d.
Author of "lhe Green Book 49,
Inc Wofd-rounwued author in this Admirable Tocr,re
consequences OF scfabuso may be etleetnay ror1nyc
,i Ms"'lno ond without dangerous Surgical opera
'ohs' Dog4f, Instruments rings or cordial, pointing
u m,e vi cure at once certain and cectuu by which
'e( sueTer NO matter what his condition may be- may
0uIe himself cheapy, privately and radically. This Lee
~ s W." Prove noon to thousands and thousands.
fPt qi M9 postage stamps by addressing d. e H. j. O.
1856 WV '''e' i"a' DoA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25
MtoiruI.
II OLLOW WAYS OINTMENT
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, SORES AND

L
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, SORES AND
ULCERS.
All description Of sores are rcmodiablc By the proper
and dilgen use OF this incstimabc preparation To
tempt 10 bad legs by plasterng the edges NJ the
wound together is a folly Tor should the skin unite
boggy diseased condition remains underneath 10 break
out with tonfod fury in few days. The only rational
and successful treatment, indicated by nature is 20
duco the Inflammation in and about The wound and 10
soothe the ncghborng parts hy rubbing in plenty o the
Ointment as salt is forced into meat
DGPrIIEltIA, ULCERATED SORE THROAT AND
SCARLET AND OTHER FENERS.
ANY OF the above diseases may De cured hy wei rubbing
The Ointment three times day into the chest throat and
neck OF thc patient be will soon penetrate aud give in
mediate relief Medicine taken by The mouth must opc-
rate upon ihe whole System crcts influence be fc ia
any local part whereas the Ointment will do It's work az
once Whoever tries the uugucut ia the above manner
for the diseases named any similar disorders affecting
the chest and throat will find Themselves relieved as by
/ charm.
PILES. FIsTULAs. STRUCTURES.
The above class Of complaints viii be removed by
nightly omentug the parts with warm water, and then
by most cieciually rubbing n The Ointment Persons
suffering from these drcfu complaints should lose not
moment IN artcstmg their progress. II should Doe UNDER
stood that t is not sufficient merely 90 smear Che Oint-
mcnt The affected parts but itmust bc we'll rubbed
Tor some considerable time two three tunes day,
that may be- taken into the system, whence BE- viii
move any hidden sore or wound cflccwally though
Inlpnhc 20 Che eye There again bread and water po-
tees, after the rubbing in Of The Ointment VIII d0 great
service This is the only sure rcnimcutDr female cases
OF cancer iu the stomach, whctc there may Dee gene
raj bearing down.
INDIscRErIoNs or YoUTH;-soREs AND
ULCERS.
cally cured Il The Ointment De used freely audi the Pills
be taken night and morning as recommended in Che
way they only dry mp IN place break out iu another
whereas this Ointment will remove fhc humor from the
system, and leave the patient Vigorous and healthy Doe
ing u will require time with the use Of the Pills 70
sure lasting cure.
DRo?sICAL swELLINGs. PARALYSIS AND
STIFF JOINTS.
.fl. 70 -. f- Al
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Botchcs also swcngs, can. with certainty. be- rad
cally cured the Ointment be used freely, aud the Pills
De taken night and morning as recommended In the
printed instructions. Whom treated n any other
way they only dry n place break out Boa another
whereas this Ointment will remove hc humor from the
system, and leave Che patient vigorous and healthy hc
ing u will require time with thc Of the Pills 20
sure lasting cure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-25

is summer Street, hHs'Hn. SEND toRA CIEtrl.tE GH
T. C.. PHlNNEY, Agent, Montpelier, Vt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
HOUSTON OF TEXAS.

Gen. Sam Houston has launched bis thunderbolts
at the Disuhionists in 30 mean style. He has sent
a special message to the Legislature of Texas iu
response to the invitation Of South Carolina to hold
O Southern Disunion Convention, in which he
argues his case with more than bis usual force and
brevity. His scope in treating the subject is broad
and his opinions wholly explicit. He denouncs 8
the twin schemes of Secession and DsuniOn in
terms equally comprehensive and patriotic. He
sustains bis positions by cOpOus extracts from the
fathers of the Republic, and from Gen. Jackson,
and fOrties himself, beside by the declarations of
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster. We think the
dissolution sentiment must be particularly weak in
Texas fiom the way the hero of San Jacinto lays
about him. His we-known love of popularity
would barely admit If such unequivocal expressions
unlees he felt sure Of his position.
Gov. Houston urges one fact of peculiar sig
nifcance, in his reply TO the complaint 80 often
made, that the North does not observe the proyis-
ions of the Fugitive Law in the spirit that it should.
lie says Texas is Border State, and has an extern
rive frontier on free country where they have no
fugitive law at all, and yet they manage TO get along
we'll WHICH iutiulutlOu VIZ argue,
that a very large proportion of all we hear in the
way of complaint on this score from the Southern
bcod-hcunds is merely talk for buncombe and springs
from the want of something else to say. Gen.
Houston is evidently Of this way of thinking himself
He furthermore twits South Carolina with being an
interior Slave State, which suffers none of the
Inconvenience of border State in the escape Of
her slaves, and says that such State can afford 10
be very brave in provoking difficulties with the Free
States for the Ieason that there are several States
on her Northern boundary which must be overrun
before she can be reached in the event OF conflict
In which points, we, as disnterested spectator,
must soy we think the General has South Carolina
particularly On the hip
These views Of Gov. Houston concur with those
we have often had occasion to express especially
with regard to the Fugitive Slave law. We have
awpys contsDded that the South never passed that
law, and never wanted it, for any security it afford
ed against losses by runaway negIoes. 1t Wa made
and designed merely TO test Northern dough-faced-
ness, and to offend Northern scnsibilites In q
word, 1t was wanted as an aggrayation, pretext,
bone of contention; and the Disunionists make
use gift constantly for this purpose. We are much
obliged to Mr.. Houston for intimating the fact so
distinctly.
On the whole. We consider that the Governor Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
IMPORTATION FOR THE BLACKS.

The Atlana (Ga.), organ Of those thrifty New
York gentlemen, who keep opinions principles, and
other dry.goods constantly on hand, of assorted
qualities, for sale for cash approved credt-this
eIgan, The AtlaRta Southern CoEtedsraey, still pub
fishes, when Internally nean liquor" permits
it to be published at ell its White List and ito
Black List of New-York tIadssmen. Perhaps we
are unchsrtable, but ID does not surprise us to OBJ
serve that our contemporary of the "sweet
"SOuib," though he has bis lucid intervals as
to the character OF the Atlanta shOps filed
with diluted poison, yagabonds, and loaf
"ers,' persists in an unjust estimation of some
of the shopheepers among us, who ought to be
above the suspicion Of dealing in goodsinany degree
black as TO their moral quality, or partakng In any
way Of wool as 10 their political texture. Several
such men The COstdsraey still keepsu, on its Bsck
List. 1t keeps them upon its Black l. ist while ac-
knowledgiDg that it has received their letters Of ex
pOstulation, and has seen their published cards OF
denial; still classes them as mercantile double
" faced demons still reproaches them As belong
ing to 81 gnawipg and vampire-like BATCH" still
asserts that this batch Of gnawug, mercantile vsn-
pire-bke, and double-faced demons I" smiles ct our
" difficulties and shouts at calsmities Sin Lifts
up its voice aud warns The South against them ~
"incendaries and freebooters," Us bsndito and
" fanatics" as ga 6endish crew." as /" the hypo.
"eriis,' as "the Black cohorts" and alec a.
"lepers."
Is there no remedy for our sahsring, not TO sag
slandered, fellow-citirens of the Black Lhs who
ought to be on the White We viii not let The
Coptsderacy rest for moment under such an imea'
tation. The Cosfederaey is magnsnimous, though
its virtue Is of the sternsst aud snost Romaaesqas
character II does not mean to DO uLjast II Dis
regards proteststions, but 1t il net inssusble b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

There IL firm in Troy who make cards for rub
brig down horses, and II smaller SIZE for combag tn
bsT of nelroes Strange as may seem, these horse
cards are found TO be lhe bert things out for smoothing
the wool OF slaves, and they shipped to the South
in large quantities for that purpose The firm 10 now
fng an order for 20 600 to 20 70 New-Orleans They
are oinamened with pictorial LABEL representing Two
for the toilet
A TRHK-CLIMBIro MAyIAc.-IHe 81. CldirspWe
Chronicle GAYS that Young msn afflicted with IN
Comparable propensity for climbing trees was sent TO
,Ie Belmont County InGmary last week. lilo had
CSen 'sn inmate Of the Ohio Lunatc Asylum, and dis
onagsd az cured but his malady returned, and the
poor fellow was determined TO "eo up" Whenever
nc nHo a ehance he would ascend TO the top Of the
r .,n. nee. On Friday week he was found some
saV i.e' up airee on the hill above ,ellair, aud ii
come down 10 CATH again. W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
CONGRESS.

SENATE, Feb. 9.--Mr. Sumner rep, mass.) intro
duced a resolution to inquire into the expediency OF
further Legislation for the prevention of crime and vo'
lence on board our merchant marine A debate was
held on motion to print the Patent0ice Report, in
which the SenatePriner difficulty was referred to- 1t
wes finally ordered printed copy for each paentee.
The Pos,OfHcs Deficiency bill was then taken up, and
debate bad on the proposition to grant six per cent
interest to the contractors which was finally adopted.
An amendment abolishing the Thanking privilege, to
take effect the 10th of April was adopted, and then
he bill passed. when the Senate adjourned.
HoysE, Feb. 9.-Mr Sherman Rep Ohio moved
that the House proceed 10 the election of Prsteri
but after debate the House refused to second call
for the previous question. On motion of Mr. g., the
election was then postponed til Monday. On motion
of Mr. Hoard Rep, NJ ", i. was resolved TO inquire
into the printing expenses, and provide modification
of the rates paid, with view to greater economy.
The Standing Committees were announced by the
Speaker. The Presidents Message was received, aud
il was referred to the Committee Of the Whole on the
State of the Union. Several Democratic members,
disiking the positions assigned them on the COmmit
tees asked to be excused from serving. Notice was
given of intention to introduce quite number of inn
portant bills, and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

Texas deserves the psu&ts Of Bis coustymen for
bis warm and decided expressions against Q ohisf
poin! in the programme Of the Democrats partg fer
tho next election--to wit, the Dissolution OF ths
Union. Itis refreshing to find maay and hesrty
condemnation Of the traitofens purposes sGeat,
from the Governor of the most Southern state IN
Mis- Union, and ono holding such o eomhaad;nx
territorial position Os Texas. His Hearty uttenncs
we do not doubt viii evoke q corresponding express
sion among all patriotic men In the South. and
when It comes, the Democratic party viii find it
has reckored withou. It's host, The masses of the
people Will rise, but rise only to crush the trators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
LEGISLATURE.

SENATE, Feb. 9.-AmOng the bills introduced was
one by Mr. Maniere relative to the foreclosure and
soe of the Erie road. The bill rotating to assignments
by debtors was passed. The Canal bill was debated
andre.commed with instructions to strike out $40 900
to the Champlain Canal The proposition to strike out
the appropriation to the Chensugo was defeated II to
49, Tie consideration Of the Governors Message was
resumed, and Mr. Hammond continued and concluded
his remarks. The Senate adjourned at pm.
ASSEMBLY, Feb. 9.-The statement of the Central
Park Commissioners received. The House in Com
nee of the Whole took up the Pro Rata Freght bill.
Several motions to amend by excepting various roads
from the operation of the bill were lost The Assembly
adjourned till evening.