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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
TIA 81 tAGEMERs MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Com pany of the state


(oRIaISAL MILL CREEK, &c)
THIS Company continues TO oner to the people OF
loss by Ore, all pons OF property except Ma
rino risks.
rience In aud attention to the OF Mutua insu
being the hrst to Introduce the principle into
have been enabled to adjust and discriminate
between the different varisties Of property as
der the membership among the most acquitable in
character OF the numerous Insurance Companies pre-
it takes credit TO Itself that tts payments. losses
have boon prompt and liberal, that In Is years bus
ness and Losses reaching over 100000. net single
IltUg alton has occurred, and scarcely with
out en- ire satisfaction to the parties insured.
amount Of its risks it has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands OF Dollars of Insurance. either as requiring too
scts Insurance for the character the Institution
In this msnnerit ia conceived has the safest and
amouut--ovsr Six Millions Of Doliars, OF any other
| Compauywithi. reasonable range.
As evidence Of this II has not only reduced the rate
Insurance, at all times moderate, onesiyth, daring
he last Two yeais bat 1t presents now clear surplus
tho Dspo IL Notes. which sum by the resort 10 Scrip
oertineatos tho balances due to each member. now
uary 1859, atte rate Of per cent Per annum, thus
| making u still fArtherdeduetion.
1t commenced the year 1861, with real profession
| Surplus Fund $4,000
Total protection, $500 900
tits the werk OF the Farmers of Delaware and as
Prssidsn,-JEssEB SHARPE.
se'r'tAry'nd T pfRscTSas M0oA''' M D.
Bill Wilson, Brandywiae IA james Dalaplain.
chrstiaua Hd.; James Webb samuel Barr, Il. O..
stotsenburg aud Jsssso Sharpe, Wilmington Id; Rob
ert McCabI MIL Crock Id John r. Williamson,
White Clay Creek HID George z. Tybout, New Castle
Id; Curtis b Ellison, Peneader Hid John @, CLARK
Murphy, St. GeorgeA h.; Charles t. Flaming, Peter
Causey, Milford J. P. Comegys, Dover Charles Tun
| nell Georgetown.
AoENrs-As well for reee pg application for in
Ri Wilson, Brandy wine Hds Robert MoCabe, NIL
Creek Hid James Dalaplaip, C6ristiana Id John
Williamson white Clay Creek, Id CARTS B. Ellison
mink Hundreds Joseph Griaith. smyrna jane
Crppen, New Castle HID; Charles T. Flemming, NIL
ford; Charles Tunnel. Georgetown; Henry Todd
Dover,
Commun icatons general business addressed to Id
undsrsg ned wnin gton, will receive immediate att en-
| tion. ROBERT McOABE, M. D.,
/. July "a Secretary
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
ssnn RAMARnt

will way S5n to toe Proprietor OF any Med that
snow greater number of gsnuine Certihcates of
cures effected By i PEAR the gsSs wheret is made,
Dyspepsis, Liver Complaint, Bloody flux. DiHrrhuA
Typhoid hsmiltoni, Intermittent and Bilious Reyers
fevs and hEus, Cholera AorbuH, Yellow Jaundice,
scTofaa Ru anine or Sore Legs, Cancer Absess9 Neu
stomach. Chronic DiarrAol Piles, letter bcald Head
Oph ue.na or Tsy-sieA aess peculiar to lid
To the due course of nature females ali
diseasss Aud all IlAnts arising pure Blood
or weak and dsordered state ofthe stomach, Liver
Mexico can also be furnished, hEMEMBkR If il does
the will be refunded by the opristor
BENZ AMIN MIsH
y. H. corner OF Cen ire Square,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

will pay 70 any Doctor or menber of the Medical
Fraternity, the sun OF S00for that pos
nse nal virtues aud Gu raIive ID
Mlshler's her0 Bitters. b. Al5HLER, Proprietor,
sc, Cornerof Centre square.
LAncAs ter, Pa,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

MessrR a. Aitken a Co, Agents for Or. Misnler's
Medicinal lIers bitters. DEAR siRs.l have suffered
for the last ntteen months with attack dya
pepaa and general dsei snd have spsnt great deal
for neren med lei aud must
tic your Bitters that the nrst bottle took did
good than all tue medeIns.l before took. / am
nnish il lwll es perleet;y gell. win be pleased to
iu ed lei ne haa done tor me. Respectfully Yours,
Mha. SAhAM non J ehersnn 81. bhIn ID and ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
MIsHL RS DIrrhRs

WILL UuHE ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
Diseases OF the skin numerous, and with hut oue
blood In many persons this lmpurity "a born III the
syssem while others acquire 1t through mproper treat
mont OF secret dsosses Under this head may be clAsse
ist soanfpLA TO cure thi. drsadial emglaint u
hed. all the body brought iato healthy
state and the system braoed and sthened by
invigsrating tenics. We here emphnticaly assert,
without the fear Of ecntradioon that AishlsIs Bit
cure all kindH OF diseases 1t pur
mes the blood the intern and
Aus them To perform their natural functions II
"a. RUNNING sOREs AN b ULCERS.
ath, PfMPLEs AND BLorcHEs.-plmples aud
biotehes the skin are always sure ssn OF Impure
eArbunces they are very dIsasrssable. Often will
great bletches and pimpes The use Of Miahless nit
throug the natural es All ind
of PIN pies aud blOtchss. Ladies' vie desire fall
mind, ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
New Castle County Mutual Insurance
COMPANY
0FFIC* tWILMINGTOn INsrIrUrE.n
Corner Eighth and Mark O ISIS,

OFFICs "WILMINGTON hNsTITUTE.'
Corner Eighth and NIarke sts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Int IA Pr e Mum Notes Reducedts o psrct.
flNHE Princ paio Mutual Insurance 10 besve be
the safest and perience far has proved tito be
the cheapest OF asainst loss BY
although thit Institution has tw
the list OF will compare iayorsby With
notfew hays been promptly paid, all who have been
insured in this oee and have had the misfortune TO Ne
burned out attest. The object has been to
goodiit risks rather than the Of
insured without to hlzzAr the IL
ability fsnkins the Dash oapitaiin heavy dis
DIREOrORs,
Wilmington City.-Willism CANDY, George Richard
son, John A. Duncan, Jacob Pussy william Tatnall,
SementB. smyth, John, Cochran, .kdwArd T. Bsllsb,
samuel Candy, Charles W. Ho wland. - .
ChristiAna Hd.-James fiddle,
New CASTLE Hd.-John tiuyer.
White CLAY Greek Id IA raham Shannon.
WILLIAM CANBY, President
3. D. sNrrH, Secretary and Treasurer.
uJ-Ohoe hourHfrom 0 to L. and from TOD
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
WaATrugY WILL cUnE

B.Mlshiet 'sHsrb eittersare guaranteed to Dys
pspsa; Liver Complaint Fever and Ague, intermittent
Remittsnt and ryphod fevers Los, Of Appetite, Nsr.
vous Affections, Gsusru Debility. or Weakness caused
ny excess, mprudeaee exposure, oonghs and Colds,
Rheum.isia, DarrLosi Cholera Morbus, Cramp ~ the
fula, Ulcers, otc.
One brand orthsse Biters 10 prepared with especial
reference To the cureef vonera Dissas and they are
the most ehcacloas remedy known. They also remove
all obstructions to the regular of nature In To-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

wilpsy Sl00 Reward for the discovery of any isIi
cnal preparation that cure a greater variety of
com plAints than Mishler's Herb Bite =.
b. MI5h LkR, Proprietor,
y Z. Corner OF Centre square,
Lancaster. Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

THEundarE Rn ed would be lie ava tn aiItha s,t.n
ION OF the cfens ot Wilmin and the surroundnR
eonntIy 70 M superiorstoek Of medicine
and physician supplied at the lowest market pr}nss
physlciah accurately compounded with
the very best mats isis at all hours. A. WALTON,
teo 2e-t SSs Market street. Wilmington b l.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

Msssrs. A. A,tken Co Agents for DR., MiBhlsr's
Msiieinal Biters, GkSrI.-l have been troubled for
tns with severe cough and cold and TAX Gu
many diuarent nedIaInsa with but little effect, was
iaiuced by persons who had tried yonr celebrated
Mishlers Bittersl to give trial. have done 40,
and say truthfuy and cheerfuy that II il doing
more GOO than any medicine have yet taken.
have taken hve bottles and shall continue on until
entirely testorel Very Respeetiqlly yours, e.,
NORRIS NJ ANDERSON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
II. r. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST

II. r. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.
No. "a Market sarcet
q, ragg 'hReyiyihera a new artie. ibi tn h air m
~ skin tissuperei to Rllthe ordnar, preparation
in use Tor the hair the AGENT 8 Il IL BrinE
~ hurst. 5l7 Marketst.
fOor hcLl ard alter article era al Eat
X. rinshuiRt'H,
uelm6old sBuchu 10 dsess. .Kidneys travel,
Uropsy, Ae. Ii. IL. Brin khurBt sktore,
Silver p-The hes article Bill
yer Plated ware, UI..
MArselis. Aromatic Fine Cut-This ARTICLES putupip
and used the same Pobacco and Ia the best cub
stituts we have ever had, II. IL. Brin shurst.
Tobias Linlment large bottletR n n.
ringhurst s.
Mrs. Minaow' at
EAtracts for The srchi "a assortmento ane
Extract lust received Mt H. Il. ntin sAurAt's,
Syruges all kinds aud sZea, cheap Ut H. H.
Trusses shoulder Braces, suAp EaDdhgeH supporters
d Q. quite an assortment At Il. IL. HrinK hufstB.
bIipghurgts Cough syrup--IheIe is nothing superior
TO this Syrup for bsd cold cGuhh A. It. BrinEhu
JRynoE Family AIejGin NJ toe lowest prices tn.
agents. II, Il. bAIhGnLksT
Fourth ,Wilmiu xtou, bel,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20


The inRreii ed in compouudiuk Mshlst Herb
Btters mot kept secret by the proprietor Send for
circular will learn this medical pertieB
article. naed nits preparation also in the
In which they operate the system, and much
or valuable information. II AFFLICTED with
FOR OF Mshlers Herb Bitters
II CAREFUL profit by the hn it tains
will be pl lesa . n the sur q road TO recovery,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

REMOVA
THOMAS MITCHELL. Undertaken
Respectfully Informs his friends and the
kr-s..-Is11 public generally, that he has removed
from 1913 East Third Street, to the
N w. Cor. Of 9th and French Sts.,
Aud prepared to give his personal attention the
businesso OF t'NDERp AkING, in all its Branches
lilo assures those whe require his services, that
they will hnd him ready with Horses and Carriag
tended by careful drivers at all times.
RESIDENCE No. 900 POPLAR SHEET.
Wilmington, March. @. ls65-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

Gums and Cunning Appararus,
lust RECEIVED stock of Rnglish Double nj Sin nj
d Cans, Powder Flasks, Shot Bsits, 40,
CAPELLE BROTHER
aus 2i4xarket d., WilminKtop Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

IElEGRAPH 1(]
AND
Comm rcial InS titute,
S.W Cor. Sd and Market Sts.. Up Stairs,
entrance On Third street)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole of the Second and Fourth Stories OF Ola
Iei = building, has been fitted up and occupied by the
Institute which will open for the winter season. Com
ehcng Monday, October 9th 1855, and ending May
LIST ~ q, during which period 1t will be open daily,
NJ, ADD from to p. NJ. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day an Friday evenings, II viii be open from tot
The services Of an accomplished plain aud Ornamental
peuman have been secured, to teach
PENMANSHIP
branch he has but few equals
in this beautiful AIT.
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile edueA.
tiun such before oei cd the public
OF Wilmington consisting of single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Bauxiug, Exchange, hsursuee. stsanboatiuR. Commits
suu and joint stock Uompany's Business, Commercial
Forms and Csirnlhtions etc, etc.
In the Tulegraphe Department every advantage that
can he had ia any Vioe, afforded persons dssirOus
learning
TELEGRAPHlNG
the most pleasant and lucrative emp thai
can bVpnrsu"d. Tbs rebuilding and baildi OF old
AID lines, thruughOu the Northern and Southern
Stated, the large aud constant Increase " business have
caused demand for OPERATORS that the old method oil
learning ID inadequate to supply.
TERMS.
Invariably In advance, to be paid ut time OF entrance
disc unit VI twenty per cent made to ladies' FOR lurth
er particulars inquire at tho Institute.
nS- The public are invited visit the Institute
examine the various departments oct off.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

Loss o. 4 Appetite, Audi
Debiiity. II Ia cot
iutte' f-6 Weak, Nsrs
sale IS IN Hruggist o.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
REMOVAL.

The Delaware Fire insurance Company have removed
their office from No. III to
No. 6O7 Market Street.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
Il STATE OF DELAWARE, with Q Capital OF 8 10000.
The President and Secrear receiving appoa tor
al their once Wilmington against loss BY
chRndze ahips in port and their fur
niture, and other personal property slso again oss
damage by inland importation OF goods, wares
chAndizs and country produce.
Terms OF Insurance will be favorable of the
Companesin the cities of Philadelphia or New York;
aodity capital aud that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
Al the Annual Election held March 6tn tho following
Stockholders elected Directors to the
ng yoal via; -
George Jonee, saml. D. NewIin, Edw. McInAll,
David o. wilson. John p Porter, Geo. W. sparks,
insurance be madsfo time not than three
months.
In addition to the above property he
Delaware Fire Insurance COMPANY rhvse charter il
petu effect perpetual insurance Real Estate. To Ell
feet perpetual insurance tho becoming insured
according TO the nature OF the rBk upon the to
lbs inSured-bu. which can lie Withdrawn time by
leaving cent the deposited. This method
iAbeleyet to be much the insured
than the formerthe expense Is about half less and
there is no renewing the policy from time to tme.
cents $1,000, will be insured at 5% and sper deposit
and in like proportion as the risk increases.
Persona Hhing to insure their property wAntin
formation the subjecto Of insurance Will apply to the
GgebtsHHA owe, OF to -
JnUN MuLEA .RsnratArV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

LANCASTER. Nov. sd, 1855,
D.. ;saLKa-Dear sir:-kno. Ing that the Cholera,
with its dreadful rayakesi Is now upon our land aud
kuown that no medicine now in our eouatry Possesses
apah Galore inhd sncs 70 the vital remedy Tor
kng, rsqaest you prepare such quantity of your
Bltters wOuld sdit all demands, you they
will be an nvalu able remedy, and will be hauled ~
blessing by all wh1 Will use them.
Yours, respectfully,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20

UFHUIbTEHX.
hprin Hair and Husk Mattrssse no and Han
holster done with prom ptneas. "'uheuh
- UNDERTAKING.
WeRre the agents 4 FlHk'B Metallic BuriaiD....,
Stale OF Delaware Same style as uAei for ~ G OF ne
Ulab NroHker and other of nj an TAI OF
Cloth, Mahogany aud Walnut Coifius sis a.a uen;
fnperAlH snpsrintsndad personally BY one nAhd-
uab!net MhHsrs materials hair cloth yanas,o ny
N, AZ rnlilsdslPhG prices furnishal 10 the trads
81 "titninHton Del. DOTS Abovs6tk
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-20
COALI COAL!I

fanillet should not be without Il. For sale by
A, AlfkEN Il CO., Gen. State Agents,
No. los W. Front Street, Wilmington, Del,
Druggist, Merchants, and hotels supp led on good
Ootober am
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

The Senate did not act on the nomination
of Gen. Steadman as supt. of the national
printing office. We remember Steadman
connected with government printing who
was not entirely acceptable. Hope this is not
the man.
PERsoNAL.-Erasmus Plimpton, Of ards
boro, leader among the Vermont Democra-
cy' died July 2lst, aged IS years.
c. l.. Vallandigham and Fernando Wood
are delegates to the Pewterhead Convention.
So are lots of Southern rebels. birds of
feather flock together"
GoIU.-The news from Europe carried
gold down Sl.47.
The President did not sign the bill admit
ting Nebraska to the Union.
orville II. Browning of Illinois, has been
confirmed as Secretary of the Interior.
F. G. Giddings, Of Ludlow, has been ex-
amlned on the charge of numbering his wife.
and has been discharged.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03
Jrorrign Nrius
THE ATLANTIC CABLE SUCCESS.
FULLY LAID.
PEACE DECLARED BETWEEN AUS
TRIA AND PRUSSIA.

New York, July 81.
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived from Cyrus W. Field;
HEARTS CONTENT, July 81.
We arrived here at 9 o'clock this A. NJ.
All we'll. Thank God, the cable has been
laid and is in perfect working order.
(Signed)
CYRUS w. FIELD.
SECOND DIsPAToH.
HEART's CONTEXT, July %.
We are in telegraphc communication with
Ireland. The cable is in perfect order.
(Sgned)
CYRUS w. FIELD.
HEARTS CONTENT, u, VIA AsPY BAY, 30.
The London Times Of the 9th says Of the
telegraph, 1t is great work the glory Of
the age and nations, and those who have
achieved it deserve to be honored as beneiac-
tors Of their races
A treaty off peace has been aligned between
Austria and Prussia.
A previous telegraph says that Eve days
srmistice between Austria and Prussia com
menced at noon on the 23d.
There was more fighting on the 22nd, the
Austrians claiming the victory.
There was severe engagement on the 20th
w Nuo ieiohh VI ne AutlIidnt ClhlUl-
ed victory. They sunk the Italian iron
clads, running down one and blowing up
three.
NEW YoRK, July 81.
The Herald has the following special dis
patch;
Queens Hotel, London, Juy 2s.-An arm
istice Of four weeks from yesterday has been
signed by Prussia, Austria, Bavaria and the
German States.
The propositions embrace lasting peace
over the whole continent Of Europe.
BosToN, July 81.
The Boston journal has the following
special:
" Hearts Content, July %,
via Aspey Bay, july 80.
Mr.. G. W. Field says the cable received
1000 words the first twelve hours.
Six words have been sent every minute all
night through the instruments now in use.
Professor Thompson tolls me that the rate
will be doubled as soon as new instruments
are put up"
The following, received by the Atlantic
Cable, is posted up on the Merchants Ex-
change board:
London, July 80, 2 p. NJ
U. S. 5-20's, 6S g."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

IHE CABISET.-With the retirement of
Secretary Harlan the changes in the cabinet
probably stop for the present, as Mr.. Stanton
as yet shows no disposition to vacate. The
cabinet as partially constructed therefore
stands as follows
Secretary Of State, William II. Seward, of
New York Secretary Of War, Edwin NJ.
st'nton, Of Pennsylvania; Secretary Of the
Navy, Gideon Wells, of Connecticut; secre-
tary of the Interior, Orville II. Browning, of
Illinois; Postmaster General, A. w. Randall,
of Wisconsin; Attorney General, Henry
Stansbury, of Ohio.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

In Paris, in the first week in July, the sale
Of maps of the theatre Of war, by one house
alone, reached more than ten thousand in
forty eight hours.
In Egypt, says a gentleman who has travel
ed in that direction, where sunstrokes are Of
frequent occurrence, the Arabs dissolve some
salt in water and pour it into the patients
ears, which renders speedy relief to the suf-
ferer.
One hundred and eighty persons recently
sat down to dinner in Paris, to celebrate the
introduction Of horse flesh as as article Of
food. BouiHon de cheuar ,ducis on de cheaal,
horsefesh a Ia mode, and fid de chevol, roh,
were discussed with great gusto, and few
ordinary dishes, based on old fashioned ami
mails, were neglected. M, de la Bedollere
sang two new songs composed for the occa-
sion: one, Cest ie Cheual quest le BGuf, and
the other, Enfan's, ny touches pas which we
should say was rather sensible advice to the
enfants The festive company broke up at
midnight and then all went home and had the
nightmare.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

How THEY VoTEn-Messrs. Morrill, and
Baxter voted against increasing the salary
of Congressman from $4,000 to $4,000 per
annum' Mr.. Woodbridge was not present
or did not vote. Senators Edmunds and Po
land voted to accept the report of the senate's
Committee OF Conference, which was to in.
crease the pay OF Congressman, but to strike
out the House provision for equalizing the
bounties of soldiers. Subsequently. on mo-
ton OF Senator Sherman to include the equal
ization OF DO mites, Senator Edmunds voted
no, aud Senator Poland was not present or
did not vote. Unless the bounty bill was
changed from what it was originally, it was
very unjust to Vermont, aud her delegation
were right in voting against it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

Our LADY READERS should try J. w
Bradley Justly Celebrated Duplex Elliptic
Skirts, Justly Pronounced by Fashion Mag
azines and the Press the Most Durable, Eco
nomcal, and Graceful skirt ever produced
The Empress Trail the Latest Fashion.
and pride Ct the World " are the Most
Popular Styles in Use.-See Advertisement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

! EQUALIZATION OF BoUNTIRs-Th Sem
ate refused to pass the House bill equalizing
oounues, the two Senators from Vermont
voting against the bill. Mr.. Edmunds said /:
Vermont had by State tax so well pro-
yided for her soldiers while they were in the
field, that they could take care of their fami-
lies at home. No Vermont soldier would
receive one dollar in this equalization Of
oounties, yet the State would have to bear
her share Of the equalization of the burden,
and to pay over one million Of dollars"
| The general argument against the bill, and
one which seemed unans werable, was that it
would be impossible to equalze the bounties,
while 1t would take several hundreds Of mil
hons OF dollars to make the attempt-Free-
man.
SO FAY, right; and we repeat our convic-
ton that our Senators and Representatives in
Congress were true to Vermont in voting a.
gainst that bill. But this bill was afterwards
put on to another, by amendment, and the
Senate took it as a consideration for the &C.
cepEsnce by the House Of the Senates amend
ment to increase the salary Of Congress men.
That is the whole story. We think it was
wfetchedly bad bargain. If an equalization
OF boun'ies was needed, surely it WAS not ne
ce'sary to be unjust to Vermont. The bill
could have been amended in that point; pos
slbly it was so amended - we do not know.
AT any rate, we object to the buying of that
bill by the paying of $4,000 per year to every
Congressman; and our objection will be so
much stronger il Vermont has heen - sold -
as part of the bad bargain. We think all
the Vermont delegation in both Houses vot-
ed against the bounty proposition; but on
the increase of salary both Of our Senators
voted aye, and representatives Morrill, and
Baxter voted no.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

A LARGE PERCENTAGE OF THE American
PEOPLE for many years who have been car
ried off by disease, have died Of Consump.
ton, but we are ctedibly informed that the
percentage is very much less since the intro
duction Of the Indian Compound Of Honey.
Boneset and Squills, by Drs. Combs & Will
son for the cure Of coughs, colds, cousump-
ton, and all diseases Of the ihroa: and lungs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-03

MoRE Communication. Thos. H.. Pow.
ers. of Woodstock, Abishai stoddard, Of Gn.
ton, and B. d. Harris. Geo. Howe and Ham,
den Cults, of Bfattleboro, are talked of 70,
Congressman for the second District. Tho
Windsor journal intima,es that Judge Pc.
lands name may be brought forward. In the
third District Portus Baxter and Romeo II
Hoyt have been named.