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In the Convention at Annapolis We'd
nesday the Committee on the Judiciary De-
rartinent submitted their report upon til ?
:rticl. on that subject OF the proposed Con-
st tuition 1t was read and ordered to b ?
printed. The plan proposed would effect a
complete revolution Of the present JuLciar, i
system of Baltimore city and the counties :,
and would add very considerably to tn
The State is divided into eight Judicial Cir.
cnita, with three Judges for each, except ia
Baltimore city, where there are 10 be siA
JUDGE. making twenty seven Judges in ALL
Under the present Constitution there is but
one Judge III each county, excepting Balii
more city. where there are four. 1t is pro-
posed To make Worcester, Somerset, Dor
chester and Caroline the First Circuit Tai
bot, Queen Annc's Kent and Cecil the Sec
ond: Baltimore and Hartford the Third;
Allcgany and Washington the Fourth Car
roll, Howard and Anne Arundel the Fifth;
Montgomery and Frederick the Sixth !;
Prince George Charles, Calvert and 81 {.
Mary's the seventh and Baltimore city the
Eighth. An election for Judges, Clerks,
etc, is to take place on the first Tuesday in
November next; the Judges elected are to
hold their Office ''during good BEHAVIOR"
and the Clerks of Circuit Courts for six
years. Each circuit is to have Il "Chiet
Judge" at salary o.: $4,000 per annum,
and the two "Associi.tc Judges are to re-
ccive 50, 800, and Clerks 50. 900. The Court
Of Appeals is to consist Of the eight "Chicf
Judges" of the several circuits, four to con
situlc quorum. The Governor is TO de-
Hignalc the Chief Justice.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
Ia RETREATE, June %, 1861.

DEAR WHG:-As the summer shower
SwelS the meadow stream, causing its waters
to overflow their banks, then passing, leaves
no trace, rs they settle back to their old
boundaries, except the increased vcrdure,
so storms of passion sweep over the human
soul they eXpend their force and the mind
settles back into the old channels OF thought,
and takes up the old pursuits, yet are we
ever after conscious of having experienced
those new sensations, and life never again
can look to us just the same.
So certain events may stir up the monOto
nous quiet Of Il country nci.hborhood and
bring out points in individual character
both curious and interesting to the quiet
moralis. though the event may be OF no
more remarkable Il character to the general
observer than strawberry festival. So long
rs II considerable portion OF the community
are excluded from the delightful excitement
furnished their brothers and husbands, in
horse. training school, caucus and conyen-
ton, it must let itself oil in these harmless
little displays of desire to partakc some
what in the business OF the world, under
stood to be the elevation and improvement
OF mankind regardless Of color.
What pleasant affair the festival at West
Nottingham? A bright day, with the bright
sunshine, whose warmth was tempered by
gentle breeze stirring the boughs Of the ven
cable old lorcsters composing the beautiful
grove surrounding the picturesque church,
and the quiet city OF the dead, whose inhab-
itans have each, at last,
"Comc to their real estate
Secured 10 them aud to their heirs forcvcrmo!e-
Nor want nor wealth shall v"x their spirits
The tables, loaded with the Injuries Of the
season, were spread beneath Il spacious tent,
and behind them stood the excited and Oil;
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MABAME REM N';loN. the world renowned
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Ike liCtlr I'll III" itIurr husband OF wife ui t
applicant, with ,i" e" marriage, occupation lrIIns
lr:lt- IL character, 81, This il lmpu itirl
tr.lIuUIl1 MItl,'ut uuill"'r can ~rt. ~ +tttin
place e.! hlIir it Jiiuii, color Of eyes an,i
HAIR, and tnnus ih@ may cents ana sIuptd envelope
tilivr~, 10 y"uI.'li A"u Mn rcr"ly" tn" picture
by return mai together with i"-IreI information.
RI -k,i,lrr-s IN opniiicd'r. MNpAM& EEErHu bE
l!EMIS"rON no linX IN, West Troy, ny,
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MADAME Il. +. TnoEETDN, the great Eng
,i~iI AstruUgist tairloyant and PsychoinGtririHn,
who has H~t"nishCd the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has noa located herself ut Hudson, NJ
hiaininc Thornton posses such wonderful powers
edge of the greatest importance 10 the single ol
married OF either While in state of trance
She Icncates tic very features of the person you
tn many and 10y the aid ri an instrument Of in
tens" power, known a. the P-ycli"noirope, guaran
tees /" produce 3: c-,c picture OF the future has
band or wife Oi the applicant. together with date 81
marriage position in life, leading traits of character
sc. This Is no hu,nbug, rs thousands OF catiinon
ula assert. she viii scnd when desired "a cert
fed certificate, written tItriutcc that tie pictur,
is wiiut ii purpor,s to be. ~ enclosing small lo4k
of hair aud stating place OF birth, age, disposition
and complexion, .uia enclosing fifty cents ane
stamped clope addressed 10 yourself you vii
receive the picture and desired information ~
return mail. All communications suered!y conn
DENTAL E5-.tdrra. in confidence, MADAME e. +
rHonNroN, Pc. Box 2Z3 Hudson, Ny.
April y, lSJI--iy
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Facts for the People,

Easily verified by examination, which We respect
fully invite.
4. We have the largest establishment for the man
rftcturc and sale Of 'lohn- III Philadephu,
extending tlrou4i from IlS Market street to st
Minor street. Und occupied CX"ll-lNcis 10y ourselves.
=. Our building having h"cn CONSTRUCTED 10y ~ ihr
olir own exclusive occupancy, and for tn" bu-uCsS
Ia which IL Is cnlroy devoted, tnitoH all tn con.
yenianrcs and Appliance, which hay" been iotun,t
necessary or desirable.
B. We have an ample cash capital, enabling to
make oN raichaa.s r.a>h and giving us selection
at the most favorable prices from the markets of
the entire world. Is THIS PARTICULAR We nNyG AnylN-
TAGf5 SHARGD ny No OTHER n"usG ~ fHE TRADE. THIS
Jact Is uN ttgcn IN me entire business r0'mt'Dita.
!. We sell goods for cash only, whira, though il
restricts oar business to those prepared purchase
III that way, enables Us 10 give hcm such advantage"
~ no hou+e doing Il different business can possibly
offer
D. business experience Of quarter Of a century
has informed fully n The wants vi the pubic and
al the best way to meet them
D. We employ the best and most experienced cut
tiers and Mortimer in making up our goOds--thc
%,yi. tit and make of which are unsurpJs aei
T. All persons, whatever may be their physcn
pecuh,rite- unless icfolmcd.l can be accurately
itted at once from our stock in most cases better
than by goods made to order, and al prices . TO 80
s. oar business is large and constantly increasing
enabling Its keep the largest best assorted amt
most complete stock OF Mems. Youths and B9y:'
ions are made Of fresh goods, replacing those sold.
q. For reasons already enumerated. we can and Il"
1"ii At prices guaranteed "a al cas,a i0if1' tah f
fni e,SrrhCTG Mg safe caHccd and n,0aey rciahd-
TO- All goods when offered for sale are represented
to he exactly what Ihcy are
H. When buyers are. for any reason, di-sni:ed
with purchase made, If reported within rroson,-
Die time, we pledge ourselves, by exchange refund
me- the money otherwise, 40 give full satisfaction
in every ease. and reyuest that all such may br
reported TO us for adjustment.
HALF WAY BErwEEN Bennett & Co.,
" s s srs. sIs manKlr srnrrr.
lime II, lS67-Sw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
yyissar's Balsam OF wild Cnerr

This remedy has long been cherished by The comma
nifty fr its remarkable efficacy relieving, healing and
curing the most obstinate, painful anl longstauding
cases Of CouGh Cod Influenza Soye Throat, bronchitis,
'Ihoopi9 C,"gb, crap, AytAni", L.Hadmoijn0 Of he
L"Hqs; while Consumption itself has yielded TO
its magic influence when all other means have failed.
Its whole history proves that the past has produced no
remedy Of equal va!ie, a for the and
dangerous pulmonary affections which prevail al over
. bnl ,,.J
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ElwA YorNG LADY. returning to her

country hone, after Sniuun al few months in the
city wa hardy recognised by her !rvn,iS In place
ot coarse rus tic, flushed t'c she had SOFT ruby
c"mIl"A ion of almost marble smoUtlincss and ill.,
stead Of wcny-thrcr sh" really appeared but cish-
change 5i,c pttuiy told them that She used the
clEtASSlAN BALM, and considered it ;m inyalua-
bic acquisition any Lady. toilet. BY its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred fort. II j. simple in its
combination, Nature herself is supy. yet un-tlt-
passed in It's efficacy il drawing impurities from.
:i-o hcaliug cleansing ans, hc,I,iyn. ,hc skin and
.onaii, Xiun by its direct action on cutirlo il draws
from il ali It's uupultic", kindly healing HE same
aud lea. ing thu. -lrinco Nature INTENDED ii ,houid
c, clear, soft, smooth ami beautiful Price -, sent
iy mail or express, on receipt of "A order, by
". l.. LARK !. CO., Chemists
No. ! West Faycite st., syracuse, NY
The only American agents Tor The sale Of the same
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AMLsBr"i, Mass brt I'm, lSi5.
Nj ft0cc- peoi .,r:-li.,yns been afflicted Griev
0uSy for several weeks Witl severe nsrcss upon NY
side. used several remedies for il, eradication without
rc""yiu" amy relief untl m tied Iour salvc, which
effected speedy ahi permanent cure. therefore feel
happy To curtjfi my confidence in it, virtues.
Your With respect, JAMES BEAN.
certify 10 the tru;hfulucss OF tn" a.uNc ttcncn.
II. :. DEARBORN, MD.
SETH W. FDWLE & SON Boston, propricors.
sold by AL Druggists, - - cchi boz. liy mail 30 cts
lunc -, i,Gi.--im
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.


from ANnRLw AEriIER, ESD, Of Fairfield, Me-
now Postmaster At Fairfield. Somerset county, Me wa
attacking with splitting OF blood, cuugh. weakness +"
Lungs. and general debility much that family
physician dccai cd linn t"have SEATED coNsu NProN.
IL" was Under medical treatment for number %
months, I'm received no benefit from it. At length
from the solicitation Of himself and others in
duced to purchase one brtHa al MISrARS BAlaSAA
OF WILD CHERRY, which benefited him much
obtained another bottle, which in Short time rcSoref
him to his usual state uf health. think safely
recommend this remedy To others IN like condition. fol
II Is, think, AL it lirpD!ts to bc-inE GREAT LuNt
REMEDY ron TInEs The above statement. gentle
men, is my rVhufn,V offering t. yuII in favor Of youl
Baisain and is at your disposal.
Prepared by SETH w FOWLE & son. Is fremont
St. liusiUli aud for sale Wy Druggists generally.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Prcmar" Decay, and all til" effects OF
youthful ndiscrrun =" ILL., Tor the sake Of suffering
humanity, send ire" 10 all HIio n"Ci it, the recipe
and directions for iuHi,lng tn" simple remedy by
which 1t" Cnrc,i. Sufferers wishing profit by
the adycrtls"rS experience do SO by addressing
ia perfect confidence, LuHN Il. OGDEN,
May Is, iSD.-ly 4. Cedar Street, New York.
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

Il ISAACS, NJ. d., OcnIist and Artist :,
-. Professor {" the Ey and Ear, formerly
OF Leydcn, Holland, located ut No. 81" Pine
street, Phllndeipha, where persons afflicted
with diseases OF the EYE, EAR ur CATARHu
via be scientifically treated md cured, il
cnrable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mod. of treatment.
Ns-Arllicial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made ior examination.
.lo,, -. IStiE-1y
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nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN,

That Books Of Subscription to thc Capital Sto ok
of ,h. IlARfDRD AND CECIL COUNTY Room
COMPANY will lac heii III baltimore, nt the oliice Of
ID t.NEN JAMES x Co, CITY Block, Mt The 26.h IA Y
OF JUNE, INIT aud viii be Kept open for 'n'-
scrpona to said Stock for ten days, closing on the
sth Of July, next. rs otdor
HENRY JAMES
June 10, lss7-4w Agent fqr Commissioners
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, JUNE %, 1867.

A Clergyman writing to friend, says,
"My voyage to Europe is indefinitely post
poncd, | have discovered the " fountain Of
health " on this side of the Atlantic. Three
bottles Of the Peruvian Syrup have rescued
me from the fangs of the fend Dyspepsia"
Dyspeptics should drink from this fountain.
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ENANHENEEss NOTICE.

The undersigned Examiners, appointed by the
Conn Y Commissioners OF Cecil county /" ViCW and
determine the prupri"ty Of opening new public
.oat from point on the fIkt0u Hld Warwick road.
opposite the intersection Of the Bnct, TuHi with The
said ElIton and WuWIciS road and running thence
iy and with old road called :" Young ttu Hoad.'
through the lands OF Reuben Lake and Richard H..
Bay,,rd or On tho line dividing s.id lands and ross
Ing; the Dam Of the Chesapeake and Delaware Carl
Company on Back creek, terminating the public
road at chesapeake Cty, near the Steam Pump Of
said Canal Company hereby give motto" that they
will meet at Chesapeake City, on MONDAY. the 10
day OF Juiy, next, at 10 O'Clock An, 10 prycrri to
'he discharge OF the duty assigned them.
CSC. w. EOILnEN,
ISAAC y. Pi liz
LEWIS +. ELLISON,
June l, 1sG7-5w Examiners.
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Will cure, with one or two applications, the ARMY
irCH, and all biseu4rs Of the skin.
1t contains n" Mcrcur, other injurious ngre
d,..nts, and Is pleasant IN it, smell can be kept FOR
years wnholt getting rancid, retaining all OF ~
medicinal virtues.
1he cures which THIS Ointment has effected with
in the last ionr year Is trnly wonderful
No family should be- without this yuunbl. ONT
mcnt, which can he had al the Drug and Country
Stores eN ciywhoro.
Pro" - cents box. BY mail, so cents
Prepared onis by
l.. NJ ENGLAND n SON
fuiRateEUIIsTs
| S. W. cor 9Th and Market Sta Wilmington, bel
| sold Retail in Ellton by DR n. II. NhroHFI.-
Wholesale in Philadelphia by Johnston, HcliaOaay Z
| Cowden, % y, 9Th street, Mar %, isG7--y
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ESXAHEYNERS' NOTICE.

The undersigned Examiners, by virtue OF n COM
mission issued by til" Count" tUmmi- tiunrG. al!
Cecil county, authorizing "ti cmp"w"iinS th"m I"
view aai determine til" trupri"S ii Altering Ui"
public road known u "IHaUl.les- Lane" tgviu a
point the northwest corner Of 10, If hand h"-
longing TO Ann and iHuuJh Is ink, and southwest
corner Of lr. Jas. Turner's land, running from
thence straight with "lh..nhlcs- Lane tLrpu"I
lH'd# of Margaret Atkinson to Il point in The r".,I
rom The brirk Meeting House t" Port Deposit, and
of Nl".,;in. that part OF "i!ankrs- Ian" in.
betNc"u said points hereby give notice that thrI
will meet at the proposed poiut Of beginning Of -aIi
proposed alteration, ouSA lI Ei'Ai, ~ uti, nest
At O'Clock AN, 10 ll"r'"i To ia" execution ui ..Ud
cuinIui~s ou. JbHN CAlHiA ART,
SAMUEL. SI.lCIIR,
JAMES an irtiD, IR.
June L. l2G7---w Eyaninuis.
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CSEieGti0ns.-.AS. DENNY. ESQ.
is the regularly authorized Agent for TIE
WmIG, for the collection Of Advertising and
Subscription bills.
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: Ut,
Having known Mr.. Fletcher f. Marine for many
years past, VIC take pleasure in stating that we knew
him 10 he gentleman in whom the utmost CONFIDENCE
may be placed. in the transaction of business He /.
prompt. attentive, obliGns and Kcliabieobert Tu,-
ner ESD. Dealer in Fertilizers; John w Ruif 4 q,
Dry Goods; L. s. faey. Druggists Rev. D. Tipp.tt
East Baltimore Conference: Rev. A. G. Marlat l. IL
c. M"chanicsburgh Pa; Rev. A*drew Mansl,ip: Phil,
John W. Randolph Esq Cashier Fell's Point Bank Is.
aac p. Cook. Register Of Wills; Armstrong & Berry,
booksellers Iucier smith Boot and Shoe Dealers,
bridge, MIDI w. L. cLaughlin, Attorney at Law, York
Pa
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Means OF s!se Company.

Estimating the distance TO lac built by the Union
Pacific 10 be l,jGi miles, the United States Govern
mcnl issues its Six per cent Thrty-ycar Bonds to
the Company as the road i, finished at the AVERAGE
rate Of about - 80 per mile, amounting to SD .os,-
UOr.
The Company ia also permitted to issue its own
First Mortgage Bonds to an equal amount, and at
the same time. which by special Act Of Congress are
made First Mortgage the entire line, the bonds
Of the tuitcd Sillys bsiaH Stjp,iantc t. them.
The Government makes Il donation of Il 500 acres
of land to tho mile, amounting TO 20,mI2oOo acres,
estimated to he worth $30,9la,Opo. making the total
resources, exclusive of the capital. SllSliGUOO hut
,hc full value Of the Lands cannot be realized.
The authorized Capital Stock of the Company is
one hundred million dollars of which five i>ons
have already been PAID in, and Of which il is not sup
posed chat more tll twenty-five millions at most
win be required.
The cost OF the road IL estimated by competent
engineers To he about one hundred million doial2,
exclusive of continent.
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Notifcs, ST..
~ oIstE.

J. JOHN ". GAiNOR, having separated from roy
wife, MARTHA j. GAlNuR, by mutual consent, I
hereby warn all persons not to trust her on NV ac-
count, as will pay no debts OF her contracting.
june - lSG7--iW JOHN w GAi\GR,
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HNAD NEYsGE.

~ Notice is hereby given that application will
he made 10 the County Commissioners of Cecil
county 1t their first regular meeting after the l5til
day of July, next for the location OF q new road in
Back Greek Neck, commencing on the road leading
from knights Corner into said Neck. and runhj"
10y and with lines or through lands al t.ro. W. Ben
melt, VIM. Biddic, Arson Griffith and l.. T. Bowen,
and terminating ON the road tgoln the utc y. i.
Pcarces to Lewis BoRdrn's June II, 1856. -5w
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TO FARMERS
NJ EN- q COUN TRY
xEa4!ESSTEAN u.s..
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ENLOuR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed,
u Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Es-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vegc.
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c.,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching The City, by for
wardihg to the Commission House Tor Coun-
Try Produce Of
y. f. MARINE,
N. L. Coner Of Frederick u Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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isDCk Hill, hent co.. ma, DeCeHlbpr list, 1868,
This is to certify that during the last six years haya
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. f.
h. Marine, in business aud take pleasure in stating
dat during that time have always found him pract /.
ca industrious. business of most unquestonabla
integrity possessing the confidence of all tho b,sneSs
men who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, CA LEARY.
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Tho railroad connection between Omaha and the
East is now complete, and the earnings of The Onion
Pacific on the sections already finished for the first
t%o weeks in May were .l3,uUo. These sectional
earnings a, the road progresses will much more
than pay til" interest on the Company bonds and
lhc through business over the only line OF railroad
butGccn the Atlantic and Pacific must bo immense
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H. The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description tcxcept
Liqnors) purchased and forwarded with dra-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa.
mes the order.
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DENTON, Caroline county, Md.

To THE BUSINESS PUBLIC:
After eight years connection with Mr.. F. f. Marine,
Grocery and Commission Merchant, take pleasure
recommending him a business strictly correct,
ald must say that he has my entiro confidence
WIN. NJ. McMAHAN. Sheri.
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Mn. r. T.. MARINE Sir We can say that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory to for all tho
business have had you TO do for ui and We alwaya
recommend any persons that know to You; and yolt
can use our names for any recommendation that you
may want. Yours,
December 29tl 1863 SPENCER & WRIGHT
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VIENNA, Dorchester county, Nd January LIST, 1861.
Mr.. I. n. MARINE: ALLOW me the beginning Of
the new year to extend To yon my most hearty congra-
niatons for the satisfactory manner which you Lava
given for several years, in Tho sale of consigments
which have ntrnsted to yunr hope in the flu,
ture that may be able TO increase those
an, that you will receive from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS,
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P0TTERS LANDING, Caroline county, Nd,
Mr.. F +. MARINE Having been Intimately acauaiut-
ed with the character of your business, having
Ia your five years the sale of my produce all
accounts have proved satisfactory, and in the future
expect patroniZc your ho,ss My advice to all per-
sous having Grain produce, to extend to Commits.
sion Merchant, may rely confidently, having not the
least apprehension hut find You honest in all respects.
Yours u. U. STEVENS.
april If, lSG5-iy
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NEW STORE.
ATT NEW GO0DS 7

THE subscriber having purchased the Store House
] lately occupied by Mr.. j. 5. Rosscil. in alkTDN
MD, has opened m entirely NEW STOCK OF
GOODS, consisting, in part MS follows:
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Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & son, Is Tremo
", n.l.m. and Tor aAlN Wy plms.sls gcnnlAily.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-25
Approved Npv. 2s, 1867.

Rssolued By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the State Of Vermont !:
That in the unhappy conflict between
Congress and the Executive Department
of the national government, in relation to
the policy to be pursued in the reconstruc-
item Of the states lately in rebellion, we
heartily endorse the action Of Congress
and believe that its measures need only
to be faithfully carried out by the Execu'
two to secure an early and satisfactory
restoration Of the country to quietness
lind prosperity on the broad basis Of
equality and constitutional liberty.
JOHN w. STEWART.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
STEPHEN THOMAS,
President ofths Senate
BTATE OF VERMONT.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
Montpelier, Nov. %, 1867.
hereby certify that the foregoing ffty-eight
General Assembly at its annual session. A. d.
1867, and designated for publication in the new
spapers, in pursuance Of section fourteen Of chap
Ter i've of the General Statutes.
GEORGE NICHOLS.
Secretary of State.