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The following is an extract from letter by
the Pastor Of Baptist Church to the journal aud
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes In
favor Of that world.renoWned msdlcine-Mas. WINS
lows sOorHISe sIRuP ron cunDREs TEETnrSo:
I'VE see An advertisement In your columns Of Mrs.
WinslOw's Soothing Syrup. Now We never said a
word In favor Of patOnt medicine before 10 our life,
but we feel compelled to say to your readers that
this Is no humbug-EE THIEp IT, AHD Know II 70
d AL II eIlpS. II is, probably, one Of the most
successful medicines Of the day. because It lie one Of
the best. And those Of Jour readers who have ba-
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states north or south of said parallel of
1852 2O' there shall be within an area of
$4,000 square miles q population equal to
the ratio of one Representative for Com
grsss, the samo shall be admitted into the
Union de State on the same footing as
the original States in all respects what
ever, with or without slavery, as its con-
stitution shall declare.
Seventh. No territory beyond the pres
ent limits of the Territories of the United
states shall hereafter be acquired or an
neXed 10 the United States, except the
same be done by the concurrent vote of
two-thirds of both Houses, or the same be
acquired by treaty by vote of tEo-thirds
of the Senate.
Eighth. The second section of the
fourth article Of the Constitution shall be
so amended to read as follows: Persons
charged with any State offence, felony, or
particular crime against any of the said
States, who shall escape from justice, and
who shall be found in another State, shall,
on demand of the Executive authority of
the State from whence he fed, he deliver
ed up. TO be returned to the State having
Jurisdiction of the crime of which lie is
charged.
Nh RosiSsoS's sEAS OF ADsusT4E%T.
This proposition was offered last Friday
in the New York Legislature, by Mr. Rob-
inson, Republican member. 1t is highly
commended by tho New York press gen
eraily-even the Herald.
Whereas, The government of the terri
tories has long been Il disturbing element
in our national councils, and has Of late
given rise to political divisions that APP
pear to admit OF no compromise and TO
threaten the integrity of the Ulion-One
party insisting that the general govern
nent shall protect slavery in the territories,
another that it shall prohibit it, and still
another that it shall not interfere one way
or the other.
Aud, whereas, All parties loyal to the
Constitution and the Union ngree that each
State has the sole and exclusive power of
determining its own domestic institutions.
Therefore,
To the end that this impairment to our
national harmony he forever removed,
RssolueG (if the Senate concnrl, That
our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gross be requested to use their influence,
after the admission of Kansas as ii State
on her present application, to divide all
the remaining territory so as to form two
States, to be admitted us States of this
Union ms soon the inhabitants thereof
shall adopt State constitutions, republican
in form.
ReSolre6 (iF the Senate concnrl, That
these resolutions, with the vote of the
Legislature thereon, be forthwith trans
mitted to the Governor of tn State. to
our Senators and Representatives in Con-
Hress, aud to the Governors of the several
States of this Union.
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WASHINGTON ovERsEERs.
a singing, SHINING, ScaIpInE Ar
tlcle-A Couple OF Traitors Noticed
as They Deserve.


There have been present in Richmond,
for some days past, several political over
seGrs from the city of Washington. They
came hither, as we updcrstapd, to instruct
the members of the Legislature as to their
duties in the present emergency. Among
the number is, James N. Macon, the NUT
ton headed individual, who represents Vir-
GINA in the Senate of the Unitec States,
aud whose highest intellectual efforts, we
are informed by Democratic contemnro-
~, consists in periodically moving that
the galleries of the Senate be clcareI-an
object always most expeditiOusly carried
out, whenever lie himself rises to address
the Senate. II is II common remark about
Washington that Mason can clear the gal
leries quicker than y regiment of Zouaves.
Another one OF the overseers ia ex-
Secretary Floyd. fresh from many field,
as report goes, in which his financial
talent has been displayed in the shrewdCst
and most successful manner. lie is here,
communicating to the members of the
Legislature ard to the Governor many
precious secrets in connection with the
policy of the Federal Government towards
the South. And yet he is due before an
Investigating Committee at Washington
a COMMITTEES which may throw Hood of
light on tue numerous star-trausaction
in which the ex-Sccretary is said to be in
volved.
Now, what presumption in these men,
who have so sigually exhibited their in
competency and their fhithlessuess at
Washington, to come down here to in
struct and order the Legislature rs to its
duties and responsibilities! Ii the Legis-
lature had had the spirit ola mouse, itwouId,
promptly and unanimously, have adopted
a resolution, suggesting to these self-eon-
stitnted overseers the propriety of attend
ing to their own business, and letting
other peoples business alone. These in
cOmpetents and imbeciles-thc idea of
their undertaking to control tho deiibcrh-
tons of the immediate representatives of
the intelligent free men of Virginia. The
authenticated Senator and the fiuaucer-
ing Secretary had better return to wallow-
ing in the political miro at Washington,
and leave decent and sensible men to dis
charge their duties, without any disgust
ing intrusion or dietation from them. 1t
is tho province of the one to clear the
galleries. aud of the other to deplete the
treasury-lat them be content with their
positions
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A MAJ, on reading he Droceedin., or

A NAB, on reading the proceedings of
our Legislature so far, will naturally come
70 the conclusion that nine teuths of the
members have gone crazy. The secession-
lists completely rule the bonr, and mad
ness even more completely rules them
Everything ID disunion. The West is
poWerles'-her members are just nowhere
IN the gale, and with the exception of a
small sprinkle from the North. West, they
arc being swept by the tornado of rerOIu-
tion into Cotton cOnfedracy, almost
without protest. The worst is coming
TO the worst very fast. The dead point of
danger is close under our lee, aud but one
hope remaius-that is the people. Thank
God, the Legislature is not the ConYen-
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THE PEN AND SWORD

For long time the question has been argued
which was the most powerful, the Pen or the Sword
1t has been generally conceded that the influence
and power Of the former as greater than the latter
How important then, II such is the case, that the
Pen should have good Ink to accompany III Hence
all desiring good writing, should use CHEMICAL.
WRITING FLUID, made by
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
now Wheeling Va
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n
la-UniOn Meeting in Mason County.
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Commercially
PoWEKoY, Ohio, Jan. 8.
large enthusiastic meeting of citizens
of Mason County, Virginia, met at Point
Pleasant yesterday, and after an extended
session of five hours, passed resolutions
which were strongly in favor of the Union.
They recommended the holding of the
State Convention and wish Virgiuia to act
MS pacifiCr between the two sections
Strong secession resolutions were offered
and engrossed the greater part ofthe time,
and it was thought, from the apparent fa-
vor with which they were received, that
they would carry the day, but when the
motion was put upon their adoption but
ten or twelve votes were cast for them
Men who have heretofore been consider ed
MS secessiOnists and disunionis,s have com.
out fair and square on the side of tho Union.
MGssrs. C. Moore, Esq, Col Bealc, Mr.. R.
c. NJ. Lowell, Mr. Geo Patrick and others.
the most prominent citizens of the county,
NIL take decided stand in favor of The
Union. C.
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Supplying the Government Offices. we onIyuss the
best Ink In the market, which we think yours to be.
Rsspt'y yours, TAYLOR SIAURY.
nctnI,cr. Ii lstn
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Proclamation Extraordinary, from
Washington City, ID. c.
.NstEr'. La"ghliHs G BusGdsld: GentS;-Please
send us u dOz. Quart Writing Fluid,
IL Pint
IL IIalfPiut :. 81
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Tag dispatches from all quarters this
morning are interesting.
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1t Is now pretty certain that Mr.. Hick-
mans coercion resolutions viii pass tho
House by large majority.
TRSSRssER.
Parson Browulow, Of Tennessee, writes
here there is strong feeling against the
secessionists. The cotton oligarchy OF
South Carolina never were very popular
among the mouptaineers of Tennessee.
PROM ytEsISIA.
Cos. Leteher's friends telegraph that be
will not be able to prevent the Convection.
but that he will do all in his power to re-
strain secession movements.
\ cOXsuLTATIoS.
The leading men of all parties are in
consultation this evening, and it is said
that new propositions VIII be nnads for the
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EICTrENEST AMoxo sEcEsstoSlsrs,

The Sesessiouists hero are furious at the
rumors Of reiuforremeuts having been sent
to Charleston, and they swear vengeance
against the lovers of their. country, whom
they call "tha enemy"
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JANUARY SETTLEMENTS.
A Liz OF MY ACCOUTS ARE NOW REiDY.
IA Prompt settlements earnestly desired.
JAM GE:D. u. TAYLOR
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Thousands Of females suffer from arrangements
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No one can be entirely we'll who thus suffers, and In
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Old-sehool medicines aud drugs do but little gOOd
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MA full set OF HUNPaRETs' HoNEOPAPH1c sPR.
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These Remedies by the singls box or case, are sent
by mail or express free Of charge TO any address, on
receipt Of price. Address
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T2Gs59>swe refer our readers to the advertisement
of MesSrs' CHURCH DUpoRr, No 400
broadway. New York. The Blood Food is one Of the
greatest medicines "f theHEe, and Is rapidly driving
out Of the mnrG"tall the quck nostrunls Of modern
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no humbuE but medicine, which Commands itself
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disposal Of the Territorial question-that
these are to be satisfactory to the Border
States, and that Mr.. Seward will carry
them through the Senate.
TAIToRs IS TaE CAMP
Suspicious are entertained that parties
here who profess desire TO guard the
metropolis, are earnestly leagued with the
secessiOnists.
CoNsPIRAToRs AT WORK.
Especial Dispatch to the Philadelphia Irqulrer.l
BALTIMORE, Jan. San unusual num-
Der of prominent men are now in this city
from different counties in the State, mostly
well known Democrats. From significant
Indications, am confident they are sehem-
ing and maturing plans to call the Nary
land Legislature together, independently
of Gov. Hicks. No doubt this is contem-
plated Ct Un early day. If it be done, it
will certaitly create two parties, and dis
turb the public peace.
THE METROPOLIS SAFE.
Thanks to Lieutenant-General Scott, q
sufficient force has been concentrated to
preserve the metropolis from the attacks of
Geueralissimo Wise, or the valiant Knights
Of the Golden Circlel"
THE ooNXITTEE OF THIRrY-rHREE.
The House Committee of Thirty-three
have concluded their labors, and will now
prepare bills embracing their propositions.
10TH TO LEAVE.
Our honorable friends WHO have so in
dustrionsly announced that their portman-
teaus have been packed, and that they
were all ready for a start the moment their
States seeded, now hesitate. Senators,
especially, dislike to leave their curule
chairs, and their social position here, to
go home to meet the gathering storm therei
They draw their pay, their allowances,
their books, and they hate to reIinquish
them. But what excuse can they make
for staying? On Saturday the desired
idea suggested itself, and was adopted in
stauter. They will remain, but remain to
obstruct egislation-remain to prevent
the execution of the laws against treason
remain to obstruct the course of legisla-
ton by defeating appropriation bills, and
doing all the harm they can, by casting
obstacles before the incoming Administra-
ton.
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WashlnEton DIspatehe..
o1XEAL sCoIT srsTAINEp.

Letters from every quarter of the North,
and from many sections OF the Border
States, urge the Representatives To '.stand
by General Scott" whose unsullied ban
ner always streams alOft in glorious tri.
umPh, as he, sword in hand, gIoriously
acts the part Of a ltlelfcdfor! II We are
tn fight for the preservation of the Uuion,
We will not lose the field under IFn.Ssld
Scott.
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RELrBF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'SPULMONIC WATERS


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being stamped on each WAFER.
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Relieve COnBhs, Colds, Sore Throat, HOaFSaness.
BRTAN's PULMoSIo warns
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis. Difficult Breathing.
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Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains In the Chest.
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Relieve Incipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
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Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and TonStla.
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Are adapted Ton YocaliStS and Public spSaksEu.
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Are In 8 simple form and pleasant to the tAIts.
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No traveller should be without a supply OF
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- In his pocket.
No person Vim GEsr ohieet to give Aur
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FWanfy.dTe cettG
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Sod In wheeling by I. n. LOGAN 4 co. and
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no ARRIVE
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hhlH ElunF II, addition to- fs,sl-
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The Respective Propositions or the
Border State Committee, and or
Me5GEs. EtherldRe, of TenneSaee,
and AObinSOn OF New York.
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INTERESTING ASD IMPORTANT READING
NATTER or EVERY PAGE OF ro-DA4's PAPER.
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s. HOUSE TO LET.--on IIampde: ST.
kE3 containing ten rnans. with snHmcr kitchen aud
dry cellari house hnA been recently papered and Is
~ perfect order. Keut $500. Possession at any
time Apply to JOHNSON 4 FROST
JanT-5t q Main street.
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GtEPHALIC PILLs--OEpIIALIC PILLS
~ Just received. Z. DOCKING, Agent, Odd Eel.
lows Hall Drng Store. dcc29
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CEPHALIC SNUFF--CEPHALIC sNUPP
IN inst RECEIVED. +. DOCKING, AG't, Odd Fellows
fnr.RQ
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Suspicious are entertained that parties
here who profess a desire TO guard the
metropolis, are earnestly leagued with the
secessionists.
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TmE ooNnTTEE 81 THlRrY-rnREE.

The House Committee of Tbirty-thres
have concluded their labors, and will now
prepare bills embracing their propositions
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coNsPIRAToRs AT wORE.
THE NETROPOLIs sAPE.

Thanks to Lieutenant-G General Scott,
sufficient force has been concentrated to
preserve the metropolis from the attacks of
Genernlissimo Wise, or the valiant Knights
of the Golden CircleI"
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A PPLEs-A lev bbla eaoles areea AppIeI, :.
4s:si 3'' ~ 3 P1 ;eis & pox1os oaLzDA4.
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Public Sentiment im Western Virgin.
la-UniOn Meeting In Mason County.
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disposal Of the Territorial question-that
these are to be satisfactory to the Border
States, and that Mr.. Seward will carry
them through the Senate.
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CephallC Pills & CephaIIC Snuf.

GAR Il A g e Z n BALNI--CARRAGEEN
" BALAI.-TIIe best rs CT. Cough Medicine known
y. HOOKING, Ag't. Odd Fellows Hall. Iec29
Ards BLOOM OF YOUTH, or LIZ
- 0UID PEAltl4.--Try Il, Ladies. Z. BOOKING
agent, Odd Fellows HAL Drug Store. deco
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2 FOR CITY SERGEANT.
2 - MESSRS- EDfFuGs.-Piease ANNOUNCE n
SAM,L SMITH e. the Independent eanlilRts Of Il
Fe0ple TOR the Office Of Sergeant e the City 0f Whet
ing. a the ensuing Charter ElectiUn.
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yA FOR wHARF nIAsTER.-
49, MESsEs. RDTToRs.-Please announce Il
name OF JOHN IRWIN as a suitable candidate
Wharf Master, Mt the ensuing Charter Election, Al
o6lige tdeclS'l MANY FRIENDS.
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yNgl, STREET. COMNIlssIONER,
49, HlEssRs. EDTTRos.-I offer myself as a car
didAie for re election to the office Of Street Comm
siOner. lieclssl HENRY SHARP.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-31
DEATHS.

In West Brattleloro, 2sth inst MARY MARION, wife Of
John W Frost, aged 81 years
In Halifax, oct 7th, HOLLIS n. LIsCOM, aged AZ.
In GufOrl, Oct II, Mr. LEONARD LHNDE, In his 65th
year. Editor Of Springfield Republican, please notice.
In Orange, Ms, oct. 18Th, Of consumption, SAMUEL
0RVIS, aged H.
In Cornish N. H.. Oct 16h, Mrs. MARIAN HYDE, wife
Of Mr. Darwin H. Kenyon, and granddaughter VI Dr. Oliver
Baker, aged - years.
some weeks before her death, Mrs Kenyon left home to
upon her BROTHER wha volunteer In the 1st YER
mont REGIMENT lie taken with malignant typhoid fever
at Newport News and brought Drnteboro the
turn Of the Regiment There his sister joined him. Soon
after he was able removed humc the devoted sister
attacked by the disease and her system, already much
weakened anxiety and care, yielded to its severity
urge circle o. frculs her carly death. She
cevel her education the academy at Mcriden, and
capacity she unusually csstu She sustained very
high character wherever she known Her afflicted
friends sustained by the hope that their loss is her
ceeling gan.-lYt. Chronice.l
In Fast Putney Oct o. Of Group, JENNIE L., daughter
Of John and Sarah E. CLARK, aged years. months and
u days.
There Is another little hand
To Heavens sweet harp-strngs given,
Another gentle seraplfs voice,
Another star In Heaven.
God looked among his chcrub band
And wanting there
To swell along the holy land
TIE hymns Of praise AMI prayer.
Co. sweet child thy Saviour calls thee
From these scenes Of pain and woe
All thy suireriuss here ended,
All thy work Is done below.
Haste, for Jesus waits to bless thee,
Aud receive thee to his pvci
Then CO. dwell with him forever,
BEST abode Of joy above.