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sur sun tmaitI mic Gtesoaber ypa afIsrN unoScubnen cine arpyr
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Deutl&e 6ebammf.
StrS. >. D dumann, Mari5du.S otrass.

3w~i l,cf, Der Stem uno 6ten.
nlaht ben Srautn Sihmsnbs bic ~,rsebeni,s au,eia,. sas
Eeutih!ane alS 5ebarhatt hubert ute auf er ltniptrl,S, ia H.
esr9 IN SaterE ibr Grdmtn srtanbeu bi, merubu he es s,m,,
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baltimore II Sabre praeiitnt bat. une pp lie btsbsfs Die ss,,SX,.
rang 9stsn Tam, esR nc tt2aiac Auirdae in tr id.rna,n qasn.
Nhe sur seNIonMthNen 3uIrltetnbeti anerihitH tann. as.k
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lem psinirutsueen subltum oteue Sitrnit ,ur sfatridt, sas
lcsbtK tRt SsEeunJ ltltiuaisertHten StpeiAuslR srpalttu sabe.
etnep WaIt tb 9arantntA ,Aix rao en Iq iu $l.5v FER ejaapnt
iuiasIt. 5san Ruller,
As.sl &ut6rytspp.
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q. H. GRAVES.
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] Stripe, jmiitsn 8rpae> NIB Srass,
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e'ratnins, Wi1rbIina uno NtIirn pan Smbsn &c. werp.r ihnsn'
biaiSf 'me ~sel5matpUg sasstiubrt. lin ;abheibe auftrsa, bitt,t
6. >. BtaSeS.
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Autprltsrer mnp Iapeji tr.r,
40. Zof Sradpfrd6c, imilden er 4tc,t NIB 5t,n.
tn'srttlt Nd emn euirbcn Gublitun CUR Sufertiagad ouer IN kir
gelnHt elnlt!aStnctr arettitr, ais: Nafp.Iiteru nsRtr INTO alter
Hteeel, Snttrtsuas ven GFatrssen aacr ART, Sapr;ittt1 srn Aim.
niera, III pelbta Snet i'd Gin fbr ihaHcs y iprtiur nj yapr,,,
Yet,eIete pace. Ahc Spricr Rp.calr mo senetianilaC @liRss rrr-
ralpiA nre iu ttutgtat Yrels iu haten bel Z. ". gnmmtI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-14

&aTes, Snad. Saus unp Qaaerbier.soaipn
Meintr l~sreunesn fpmie eeu stfainmten subIif,,y, ~, s-.,,m.
Shisiss, eat Id AM 6utt BE Neuen Warft,s, netsn wsos,s Az
til, er Hente Snsd~6eas sinserthfti bab;, weIsIth n,htn r,sI-
gen Grfrifdnnstr fcc tn sufte GJlas s~eeacr'rtes prtsis. a smr
entSeseh Spon Morrbnwf,. WtuasT
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DeutiAe 6ebam e..
Ytrs. 8. Staupt, 16S 8roarltr. spilhen orr
+. mo Z. StraBs,
uadbI zen beutinsa 3sauea 3ibmeuhS bic ~trscbenns an,siae. sos
o IN Sentlhldno ale prkamme HUBERT mo amf Der llniYtriitat
dl GttpN9 :br Gramen be tsnptn bat, wprlber lie bic BeItsn SfiauiNe
vprlesen fann, weebalb tic lid bel rprfpmmenesn C5eImenbriten Be-
ttns %tApnehlt. 3u5ltidt ma6t pisielss ibren B6nnsrinnen Die Nm.
i:tSt, eF ie oas Smpfen Der 8nrtr, ylurr;,liegen u. /. ~. beifers
stlSrSt NIB perdrtiaen Aufrdatu ~idneGitsnS ndshfpmmt.
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EpwARD v. CAsNeS.
Sefentlibfr Mota' nno Geriats. 4nn ala,
GfFes: gdf %pprrEor- unb 5ranilin- StrsEs.
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utntadinInc
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SIr ctr mir ron mc;nsn hiciisen 8anAsse,tsn 70 reiSti6 !.
lRtntfen 1Wrrad hsriicb eanfruo. eRrfebts id mid aud fsrserstc
p!.eIl eehttafcn 0ehlr' len. tupsm iI az sIsitsr s3en ,ut FsMss.
mS s.thss. oaP tt nsslf rttsa Drceucu unS Ms6ieantsuta> sSsa
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'n..ntn Sialben, 9tsrnt, sdn;cn inb ~ ,,oksnsn, utta aEsr aneur
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OCEAN

Sdt Der 6igbs u. &rurttraBs, Sprtsmeut6 gu
Tao reiicn0c pablifim wtrs apf rieieS Ncr;us na,ribtete
Srftl san; tstssnt auIntsriiani stns&t.
ii. :. 81 site, sr,prietpr.
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6eneri unb NJ Mnefnraus

Ueneri nd arine-N hefnrau3
Der
Virginia Fire 4 Marine Insurance COMPANY
Die ein Bona Sise Capital spn $500, 900 t.fB
nRe inn Sabre 1882 purdp pie &ejesaebuna
son Sirsthien ~eiu9eiest wurpc.
Serllherwneen nerben ourt tttie alto Gsnpasrie erts,iIt inter
zen ~sunlhSlttn StoIn9upstn scscn 6euer- uAb a9a6erlndoen an
Sl9rlttunl alel @rt, ale; pauier, Meubel, ejuter unp gSaar.n
tuT XII, loiopel IN Der Stdet, ais aut i'm Ganpe, uRp wereen Die
~eIrsrtneen MusSablungen sroslp: s%eleitct.
&ss> our Die 9ciiot uun ole Muin05n ie or N ssrtbtrussn G,,-
lsnrdnee njrb nidte berrhhet.
Stfte No, III 9fsmtr, HitxOHS, 3D., e;as 56Ir uaierSaIs
Dt5Yath Officer. %. s., Gpw1rbin SbrSGn
Sfll AM 3j. us Sr, Gsrd-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-14

.ao yeres 9aneirs, 5slpw, Spsrm une aeomastlrt,
ioe SSres soap. 9lad. 8rpwn uRe gelpp,
SO Srree Rem gcrf gpfGsn Gb,Is,
. 3tirte Mic,
400 Srppme unp 9udetts,
goo 03rrf Nhrrt,s yises,
200 Grpf Rdtdes
Serfauf Bel sns M 49,, s""" !: VS.
~ Barrels Sd'tinsrt Sidlcs, fpctsn trtalttn us 10 SabtS
sBu. &allace d. Ssbs.
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,@tlbtlm 3elI 6dus"
ppn

Us tIbfIm 3eII pdus"
epn
Quguf SGas,
9Hc. lo4 Hroae ,wifheu Der =. uup 7. Gofrdse
(sem absaitr asssuhtrr).
IS- 0nbri lsts auisS eaetr6isr, csaifht sns f,sr,ssoA
Wtfrf, SrdHep's, &c. Dss Saus in affhma6,an ss,,iS
ao wffosr BIZ @ant anf has aufmsrfIamie ttNnnt. "f
8cluht
wue Gin FARTHER nit cintn Garital NON Sa5Oo. ,. :, p;au.,h
We We aa1Aatrn rn Srftr's pafsnitrts suilrina a'Icds rkn fTnL
pr'H'' ~ otsihnth. Ittltt ett&dft In itpr an aneerr St,
meresh stas6en rnr ssrldss'. acrsru msiitrsn gin,sitrtrtn as
N'''' VIZ y. e. Wttte,
,prrtsincHib, ga.
wrfisN cn aat ettfsnf Material auf% .,futrfts q;sb;rse
III 9uafnftsia arneninnsn wercsn faxn.
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Jaacr=G pnnpaanicl

Ja9cr=S pmpa9nicl
Den Nttstissern CUR Ntatridt. oab iessn Donusr.
ras, @benee . uhr, ~reSslmdbtar @rcrclsr. lletunasn
IN Der MILITARY Dan" itattinesn.
Sep.n .estsn Dcnnrritaus i'm Nlrnat Rueet bic
nsndtii1s VsrasiinIua9 i'm Sufaie pts (oerrn Sbas
ifatt. aaemeptr orr. x5rro'
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George q. SpriMsMasux
esla Ma bstet unp St"faarattuu
Cruiser slapsS SpsIh
Ne. Asa peunislpania Npeng,,
iptiasn asEe nnp 6rxS-aus. a. BALI Snsas,
sSaibinStpn. 8. 6.
Gai rsN,nsc Nuslifsm fab,: in Si,itm lestu 81. tr.un., Sas
anTHabMe pne Seeieuuns. 8toiusuuScn maBis.
prrablcBun9 Der preiie bon SSpblen.
Die Yretlt zen 6 et; lmo bs auf wtittrr aabriht ME fplot.
Spft 2ump Grfe $3.50 s,r sp,s 's
Spft Snd &o!e . AS
earp Sots, btiet SOrttn $50
Dieisn eretitn isiclet mus COTE ais b&s btgi;ht StxeIsr,sr.-
trrtal eietr Isa(ru anStiesen meresP.
StninsuHser: Saariaslnre stint y fftler sstr SsIiefsrn,s.
Die ysbien-SdteS ssTnstn nd Gee Der 10. Strast unS Ys6,
nns Gat Der .. uRs Bprhlfr, lleliG Ypln Sanal.
1881 Snp. 9. sptr A. m,,.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
The Platform .AdODteL.

The resolutions adopted by the convention
on Mohda! are as follows, and add nothing.
as viii be seen. to the declaratie us OF the
Cincinnati platform on the subject of slave
ry:-
Hcsolred, That we, the Democracy of the
mon, In convention assembled. hereby de-
Clare our affirmation of the resolutions unan-
lmousy adopted and declared as platform
OF principles by Democratic convention at
Cinnclnnati in the year 1856. believing that
democratic principles are interchangeable in
their nature when applied to tire same sub
Ject matter, and We recommend as cur only
further resolutions the following:
Hesolred, That it is the duty of the United
States to afford ample and complete protec-
ton to ali lis citizens at home or abroad and
whether native or foreign born.
Resotred, That one of the necessities Ct
the aye, In military, commercial and postal
point OF view, Is speedy communication be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific states, and
the Democratic party pledge such cons,i,u
tIonal enaclments as will insure the construc-
ton OF railroad to the Pacific coast at the
earliest practical period.
Resolred, That the Democratic nartv are
IN favor OF the acquisition of the island of
Cuba. on such terms as shall be honorable TO
ourselves and just to Spain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
Orleans County,.

The Standard gives an account of mar
row escape Of a son Of Josiah Elkins of No.
Troy. lie was in the sugar place, and in al
tempting TO remove his g1n from a stump
where he had previously placed it, he acct
dentaIly threw off nail hammer which was
at the time lying upon the stump. In its
fall it struck the hammer of the gun back
with sufficient force TO explode the cap and
cause discharge. The contents Of the gun
"a heavy charge Of shot-passed close By
his ears, cutting away portion of his hat
rim near his right temple.
The boy whom We reported last winter as
having strayed away from his home in New
port. has been found. His body was recov-
cred from the waters of Clyde River some
time last week. 1t is supposed that his death
was from Academia, drowning.
They have not enough small pox in Glov-
er to brighten away any one-simply mild
case of varloloid. SO the STANDARD reports.
Mr.. Sylvester Howard of Irasburg pur-
chased twenty sheep last fall, and now has
thirty-two lambs from discriminating flock
of titly-two. One of the lambs weighed thir-
ty-five pounds when eight weeks old. The
sheep are large, with wool of medium grade
and compact, and we've selected in Canada,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04

HcSotrtd, That the enactments of state
Legl> Iatures to defeat the faithful execution
of the fugitive slave law are hostile in char
acter, subver>ive of the constitution and rev.
outionary in their effect.
As reported by the minority of the COM
m!ttee. this platform embraced the following
preamble and resolution, but both North and
South united in defeating it. The southern
me" rejected it as no Precipitation or conces-
sion. and the Doug las party were quite rea-
dy to he relieved Of it,
That lnasmuch as differences of opinion
exist in the Democratic party as to the ma
turc and extent of the powers of territorial
Legislature, and as to the powers and duties
OF Congress. under the constitution of the
United States, over the institution of slavery
within the territories,
HeSo}red, | hat the Democratic party will
abide by the decision Of the supreme court
OF the United States over the institution Of
slavery within the territories.
TUEsDAY-The fracture in the Charleston
convention appears to he irreparablc. Adj
tional southern delegates went out on Tues
day, and the convention of Seceders was or
ganized in the eve"ing with Senator Bayard
of Delaware president. The regular conven-
ton Is reported to have nominated Douglas,
and these is also report that 10 ballot had
been taken. The meaSer Geographic com
munications between Washington ard
Charleston, the rain storm and the great press
Of private dispatches have cut down 70 pro-
vohing y small proportions the reports Of
yesterdays interesting and important pro-
c,edings
At the evening session twelve ballots were
taken with the following result:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04

C. A soldier recently died in Washing.
ton Territory under peculiar circumstances
\ post-mortem examination disclosed the
fact that death was caused BY poison, in form,
CT oxaiic ACID, taken while eating strawber.
ries from metal cans, in which they generally
come enclosed. The poison had formed from
the a1dity of the fruit coming in contact
with the metal.
Ey 1t appears that the Bible burning at
Bogota, whereat the American Minister
Jones of Iowa. is said to have stood and
looked on with corplacency, was private
affair altogether and that Catholic Bibles
and Protestant Bibles, and all other sorts
OF Bibles contributed to the blasphemous
bonfire.
T. A man struck with apoplexy was turn
ed out OF the cars in New York by the con-
ductor who thought he was drunk. The un-
fortunate passenger fell speeches. to the
ground and died.
r. Hicks, arrested for the murder on the
oyster sloop. is likely to escape through a
technical legal absurdity. Having been ar
rested in Providence, H. l., the point raised
is $. that he is not within the jurisdiction of the
district court of New York.
Il 1t is proposed that the Charleston
nominate Mr.. Roger A. Pryor
tor the Presidency, on the ground that he
Will run better than any man in the coun-
try.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04

how long are We to suffer such gambling he'll
gates and public nuisances to remain open
and in full operation in our midst? 1t seems
that if there were any men of courage and
character in town, such things would be at
tended to, and the Thing and its occupant be
dealt with as the good of the community
law and justice demand. CITIZEN.
Lyndon, May ..
We learn that DIR. Denisor leaves wife
and one child After taking the morphine
(about sixty grains) he told his wife what hi
had done, took up his little child and kiss
ing it, babe it goodbye, and undressing. la!
himself upon the bed, from which he never
rose.-ED. CAL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04

SLAVE REsCUE-On FRIDAY las. IT, d..
uty [. s. Marshal arrested color,,l p
named Charles Male. at Trov. Ny 49,
charge OF being fugitive from slavery. H.
was taken before Commissioner Beach. d,
identity proved, and remanded hack !, ) ~
ry. \ writ of habeas corpus had been -
sued b. Judge Gould of the Stale Sunr,,n-
Court, which was served The mon. b,y-,-
er, could not wait, so they iorcibv took IL a.
man. and hurried him across the river T.
West Troy he was re-arrested by III. c.,.>,..
bic, but another concour>e OF people ", d.
hand. who again rescued the fug iti,r and
sent him of 10 Canada. Pistols were -. !
on botn SIDES but without serious G.n.a---
The negroes were conspicuous in both res-
cues.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
Destructive Fire.

AT North Monroe. n. H.. April eth, 1860,
about two O'Clock =. NJ, the dwelling house
Of Is. +. Paddle.ord, 80 by 10 feet, two sto-
rles with an l.. a woodshed, three barns. two
sheds at the barns, and hog house, together
with ten or twelve tons of hay and most of
the farming tools, were all DESTROYED by ire.
The graIrery and corn barn were saved, in
"hc'l was most OF the grain. A portion of
the furniture was also saved. The fire took
on the root, it is supposed by the chimneys
burning out in the |. part. The wind was
blowing at the time quite strong from the
west, and 1t was very dry Il mc, 50 that
there was tut little time to save ANYTHING.
the fire made such rapid progress. Insured
In the Beiknap county company for $3.50.
Entire loss about 5000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
at a cost of $911.
Windham County.

The village Of Bellows Falls has yo,,s
$500 to buy fire engine-$joo has h..-
raised by subscription in addition IT,.
are also to build number of reservoirs
town always sees the value of a fire dom.
ment just after it has suffered severe l..
\. {, Shattuck of Putney has a fine 49,.
OF Durham steers. three years old. VT
weigh 5000 lbs, and a handsome y,,,'-. d.
bull of so lbs.
Lydia, wife of Reuben Walker of b..
merston was instantly killed few I,,s
since, by being thrown from a W.,
while turning corner in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Packer, with her sister and d,,.,,..
all of Dummerst0n, were thrown from In.
wagon while attempting 10 pass twe-hs-,.
team. and two of them seriously ini,.,.s
The Phenix, from which We get thc,,.
ticular., SAYS this is the third serious il, ~.
ty which has occurred in that town y nm 10,
year, from ladies driving. As a -
thing ladies are careless drivers. l., -,
timld!tv, but more lack of iuasa.,.., :,
toreseeIng the consequences of turin ..
corners and letting their horses have d.
heads
Oratus Very, while under the infuerc.. 81,
bad rum. (where Is there any good r.t...
drove his horses into the Connecticut M
1t i:rat,lehoro IN the evening. instead o., .-
cross the bridge. drowning them bo,b am f.
is feared his hired Man also.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
Meteorological.

The average temperature Cor the month Of
April at 7. NJ. was L. :, whchis the same
as the average Of the corresponding month
last year.
The coolest day Was tie h--thermome-
ter at = \. VI. WAS ii :. The warm,sr day
was the 30th-thermometer stood AT 30 ; al
> Z. NJ. Srow fell on different DAYS. and
ram On >. which measured 81 inches. The
average fall of rain with melted snow for the
past four months was little less than of
inch. and the fall of water for the past wear
has been much below the average
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
Concert of VI. X. {. u.

The members of the Moose River Cornet
Band made their 'debu," at Congregational
Church in East st. Johnsbury last Tuesday
evening. before quite large and apprecia-
ting audience. This Band has been organ
ize,i but SIX months. and considering the a
mount of time for practice and other an,eee-
dents. they certainly did acquit themselves
in a manner istterins TO their teacher, Mr..
John ii. Paddock, to themselves and to their
friends. 1t IS hored generous public will
hereafter appreciate their praisewor,hy ser
vices in "Pecumia" sense. which IS very
uncommon sense. but should be common
>ense (cent>) as il aids wonderfully in the
cause of music. CoNNoISSEUR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
All Early DrOuti,.

The season that month ago promised
'aIl! and Wet, is Row late and dry The sun ;
ray come down upon the parched earth with
almost July Intensity. Du>t in>inuates Itself.
not only unon ones clothes and into his eyes.
but into dwellings, As is lis wont in dog DAYS
There has been no high water This spring
streams are TOW low and wells are lower
pastures are barren. and NOW ft Ids are ditto.
In short. there viii nothing grow till we get
some RAN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
of st. JOhnsbury.


MESsRs. EDlToRs:-The fourth article of
the second chapter CT the village bylaws is
as follows:
No person shall suffer any of his horses.
cattle, sheep, swine or geese to run at large
in the highways or streets of this village
and if any person shall suffer any of his cat
tie, horses, sheep. swine or geese to run at
large in the highways or streets of this VII
lage, he shall forfeit and pay to this corpora
ton fine not less than one dollar nor more
than tise dollars for each offence with costs
of prosecution.
At the annual meeting of the village Jan.
,, 1876. vote was unanimously adopted. as
appears on record, as follows:
Tofed, That the trustees be directed to en-
force the bylaws in relation to cattle runnr =
at large in the village.
Pursuant to the aforesaid vote, and in at
cordance with the bylaws, TIE trustees have
IN several instances and at different times
collected fines of individuals whose cattle
have been found running at large. These
fines have been willingly paid: our citizens
iii all cases, until the present time. approving
OF the regulation in the bylaws and appre-
eating its saluiary effect.
1t will be seen therefore that in the prose
cution now pending, the trustees have nc
discretion. They would do injustice to the
village and to those citizens who have paid
fines in similar cases, should they withdraw
or discontinue the present suit. The amount
of the fine and costs is Of little consequence.
The question is whether the bylaws are to
be enforced, or whether our citizens are here
after to suffer the annoyance and damage
upon cattle running in tbs streets.
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Shocking Suicide at LyndOa.

{. Vi. SToNE. DEAR SIR Il have 70 con-
'ey to YOU the sad intelligence that DIR. C..
y. Denison is no more. He died last eve
ming from the effects of an overdose of NOR
IhIne taken Intentionally Yesterday morning.
tie had visited the cleo.sered gambling
house the night previous, through the inAu-
ence OF miserable gambling relative, which
together with other Causes. oecasioned the
commission of the deed.
Such are the fruits of gambling. And
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Addison County.

One OF the school districts of the civ of
\ersennes. at 4 recent meeting appointed ii
committee to prepare plan and estimate
the expense Of building new school house.
a; IA cost Rot exceeding $4,000, also another
plan for building not TO exceed SlO.0o0-
The district is determined to have house.
and good one withal
The Nergennes Citizen gives an account;
OF Il haul OF fish from Dead Creek. by ID. Ad-
ans X Go. They used 4 tour-rod seine ana
caught al ore drausht l.Is-lSa3 bull
pou,s, ard - i,irkercl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04

e Under the head of Political. the Bos-
ton Journal has the following paragraph in
regard to cur Representative in Congress
Mr.. Morrill, of Vermont made an excellent
speech on Monday in illustration of his tar
III bill. 1t provides for funding outstanding
treasury notes, about S2O,0O0,OOO of which
are Liable to come upon the treasury for re-
compton after the 3Olh of June next. The
funded debt of the country is now S45,OOO,OOO
and S2O,0OO.OOO treasury notes added, as
proposed by this Lill,will make it 1900 600
II 'his Is not done, the passage of law will
oe required authorizing the reissue of the
notes for longer period.
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NIu,herS :

The afcit'n II nctli-r> called Z" Dr Or Eat,ii>
idniiie Cordial. hUh il highly rool..ir. tor al r,
plants +ii"Liiis TecttI,, su,h - sv:i,,IS g..
Group. Sc.
BLOOD FOoD-Tiii> medicine. being a. il fiar.,.~
sest>. Blood frrd ana 4 >.l.i,ifc discover, ...
from al patent E.' I'll, i:> i We'll Wnrtls the atrl
AL va" iir suffer lIc lT.'I iljTiiy def
III l. PREPARED ny lr c =. Brvi>r au,l!,r e.. 80.
w"is> "iI El'C1iil"n. Phtsiviss Silence &C AMI j, -
~ I'e-iiiiii''.' ~ EU.rvll> certificates e: th-,
have aNaiic'; themselves al il KllrG,>
Church pup..r. New York are The. general
h"'h-. iAwrtcr. Ms, Sentinel Ke- 81. a.i,,.,.-
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rise from hi, corn,r. he went to him, knock
ed him off his scat. and then knocked him
aud two or three Of his friends who refused
to give up the belt down. After this lIeenan
ran with his friends towards the cars, prov
ing that as far as strength was concerned he
was as fit as ever, but he had rot procer ded
far when he became almost totally blind
Savers, tired out and suffering from his arm
and the desperate hug of the 31th, was taken
off