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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
OVER A MILLIoN DOLLARS SAVED


-menst had negro man vofh tlso Who took cold
fr1m bad hart is ani useless ior over year
hai used everything could hear % without hrneht uu
Mexican Nustang Luimeut DC so1u earot0da pera
sneut clrc.H J. T.. pohNiN1-
Montgomery. Ala, June 90 $50
" pleasure recommending che ~ Hc1n Mustang
Imminent ~ valuable aud ilaips uble art Cog sprsns,
sorrs scrttchrsor alison Horses opr neu W. asrd Tor
Burus, Brles, Sores sheamatsu, sc, and lat Il scts
like maggie" J. " iD"llit
FOREMAN Tor American, Wells. Farso.s sni Ia ien's
Express.
rhs sprain OF a. dAuEhtr sukic oceasoned "hs skst
urlasl aul.r entirely cured il geek after she com
mencei using your celebrated Mustang Lininent
G'uaceat-r Mass, Aus D, l7d,. 3d. staLf'
"a admitted taet thAt the NeHcan Mustang Liniment
perf,ra. more cure, 10 shorter time aud beast than
any article discovered. Families, livery men ard ra1t
houli always have them on hand quick aud sure Ger
aulys All g.na strapped So steel plate cngravuss
bearing w. Westbro9k. Chemist, And the
prsat, stamp Of Dtn.s BAEsts co. over the TOP.
Aa effort mala counterfeit "a Nth cheap stone
plate label Loal eio,egl
SARATOGA sFuNG WATER, sold BY all dfass,sts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

NJ OTICE.--A tax of ten cents on each acre
OF land in the towns u Norton and Aveill in tn
County Of Essex having been assessed BY the legisa
Of the State Of Vermont by act sntit' d can
Aot LAYING the town Of Mort n" approved Nov
ON 1866 and also by an act entitled Gan ao laying
tax on the town " Ayer" approved Nov OH 1865
said taxes 10 be expended In building road recently
LAID out by commissioners appointed by the County
Court Of ksAex County from the line Of the town
OF Canaan through the towns Of Ayeri and Norton 10
Norton mills in the iowa OF NoTtou;-Ihe land owners
Il said owns Morton and AveTih hereby notified
that they have liberty to work out their eoty'
proportions Of sad taxes said road agreeably to the
'tatutes, by applying TO the Undersigned
$ ID. HOBSON, "a. =, .,.,.,, a.
ORLANDO SuOFe, N'~T''"""'" '"'" 'NNs''
Brighton, april lat, 1857. 800
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
Caution to The Public,

NOIIUE y hoTHOl aWfn, mat tne HlCnsls Granted
Dr. George D Blanchard. and +. Weston " Of West
Raudolrh, Vt; } g. Dcfufris, q chelsea, W.; o. p,
Fofbush aud NJ. II Dodge, Of Montpfer, Nti q. W.
VI fr The use Of Rubber as base for artificial teeth
have been revoked. All pers hereby cautioned
aganst employing either Of the ablve parties in the
ahoye-na AIMED braach Of Dentitny by doing they
render themselves quallyh bic to prosecution for in
iIit cement
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

Who would not beautrui Who would not Add to theiI
beauty What gives that marble purity and dasHe appear
observe The aud n hc city belle II s. nd
longer They hagan's Magnolia Balm Its
tinued eckes pmpss and roughness foH
the face and hands leaves DE complexion smooth
blooming and ravishng Unlike many cosmetics &
taus material n uous TO he skin Druggist Will
der 1t for 700, Il not on band, at % cts yer battle
". r. hAGAN, Troy, n. Y, Q enlist
DEN4S BAR RSS 90 Wholesale agents, N. Y
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
IA MN. 0''''' Colgiiieasrs.
Mddisser. Apr,i .. 1867. "' ss.ss
CT4iTF. og W .xoYf 3IalyaIoy pIsraioT, s.;

lfrATk OF W. MONT, WAS alNGrON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within aud for said
~ District, on the 10Th day % March, A. .. 1871
Milton Fsher executor Of The last will and q Ma
hanie g.. Conurn late u Cabot said district
makes Application 20 sail Court, With the
haton u tnr Of me heirs " sail deceased residing in this
state il rue 60 sell toe whole OF The % Vhch
SAID dcrasrd died sEsl an u this STATE,
that the sale thereof would be beneficial TO Tho heirs and
those interested therein Wherrupou l. ordered b. said
Court that said application he referred session thereof
be held at the Probate Ocei IN said Montpelier
day q Apr A. D. l.61 Coz hearing aud decision hereoni
audt o. riher ordered that AL persons interested be
haed hereof x publication Of notice q said application and
order thereon, three weeks Va the Vermont
Journal, printed Montpelier before sail time
tthearing that they appear said place. and,
II they object thereto.
BY The Court,-Attest T. r. MERRILL,
nd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

Ills q most delightful Htir Dressing.
10 rraileates scurf and dauirud.
o. keeps fhe head cool and clean.
% makes the hair rich, soft aud glossy.
10 prevents hair Turning eray aud falling on.
II restores hair upon prrmaturely bald beads,
This ist what Lyoa's katharou W do Is Be- Eretiy-ii
81 literally sold by the carload, and yet
SIS almost incredible daily Increasing, until there %
hardly country that does keep family that
does
THOMAS Lyon, Chemist, \. y.
sARArOGA SPRING WATER, .oid BY all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

Hemreers inimitabie Hair ooorngis dye. All in
tautaneoas dyes composed Of ianar aHs and
tess destroy the vitality and beauty Of This the
giusl Hair Colorng aud has growing ia favor
syeng years. gray les original color by
gradual ASSUMPTION, in most remarkable manner Il Is also
beautiful hair dressag Sold In two szes 40 and
by all dealers.
@. HEIMsrREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Drussista
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
CIATE 0E yENN2NT. N..lIaEI9a D.5Isl :. % gIoe.I.


q on che z7ih Jay of March, a. d s61s
David ST. lhcri Guardian - Gnrdun Bushnell, app
cation court Tor license TO sell the described
bis said All the right
in TIC zeal est t - which said roaa-ed died seized
elldng e.ad revaon o DOVER representing that the
ac reHf fnr h Of putting the proceeds o. such
sal y 10y rs o investing the same In stocks real esa
would he beneficial To aid ward
Nhrreupnn b. order, by ad Court that raid application
referred sion thereof he held At the Probate
Once, Ia said Montpelier the 29d day q April A. D.
hcarInr and decision thereon;
And o. farther ordered. that notice hereof
persons utestedi by publication OF the fhree weeks
eessvcY I'm the Vermont Waterman and state Journan
nesspaps published a. Montpelier previous to said time ap
pointed fur hearing, that they said time and
place, and 10 they cause, object thereto.
BY Che Couri,-Artest n. A. CHASE,
H..-aL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
JU0INH HANUN.
Treas Goodyear Dental Vu'cauite Co
Boston April Il 1907 30
NOTICE TO BERLIN TEACHERS

All who are expecting to tea h school in this town,
during he conf season, requested 20 meet at the
-chool House at Berlin Corner Friday the Sd Of May,
next a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, for examination.
Citizens arc requested TO attend
f. BROWN, SUPERB tendent
Berlin, April &. 1867 $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

This Company constructing under the patronage the
UNITED S YATES GOVERNMENT,
the Western end OF tie
Great National Railway across the Continent.
Their line Will extend from Sacramento California.
the Sierra NevAdas the Csfprnis State line
usvsrsins the richest and most populous Sec
ton of California, and thence through the great
mining regions of the Territories, to the
vicinity 81 salt Lake CITY.
l, forms he solo Western link ofthe only route
30 ths Parfc vhich :. adnoted by Congress and aided
by the issue of United States Bonds.
Their road s already complete equipped .nd running
Tor 0i lies n IN "A, ameuto 20 wi'hn ~ mles of the
summit n The Sier-As and large am1unt of the work
Of Grading. unnelug, sc heyond that point As been
accomplished.
Tn. First Mortgage Bonds Of his Company
afford unusual Inducements 90 Safety and Profit "a In
vestors f-r the following ny other reasons, viz
Firit -Ther4to fnterrst Is sfr per cant, Ia CsOFd,
PAYABLE semi annually Ia the Civ Of New York
Seeond-lhe Principal payable ia Goid AZ ma
turity
Third The c,st Of the Bonds, .VT.eIy-Fire Per
cant. accrued interest is Ten ger Ceni less
thsn that Of the en- apest tx Fer Gent God Bear
ing b inds of the Government
Fowfh.--rhe Uniicd SIafcs GorerDment pro-
s"i5d ~ es,irs road. aud Iooks mainly 10
a small percentage on fhc I"f"ro frdMe for
re-p@BWeHf
FfH .. this iberal prov sionseco tnied with
RsfeHsfrc Grants Of Public LaHds, by which
the Government foster his great national enterprse
fFs sue~css - reGdered certain, aHdffs HH6n-
cfoJ .fabfIffy - affOgsfhrr f1doseHdcsf OF
Ihr ronffmgencfes schfoh attend ordinary
RaifrOaa eHferPrtses.
Sirth The security II les Firsf .uosfgage Bonds
Is theof,re ample aud their character for safety a.
reabiv IS ualled only BY that Of the obligations
Of the 6orerHnseHf itself
Seventh The earnings q ths completed portion are
ALREADY largely Ia ereess 81 the iHfsrcsf OBJ
IIgaffous srHirh ire Company aciH fHcar
os flrico The disfaTce and are sfeaduy inoreNs ng
--~darir.s. the unfHgcrIfgfe paUsgenf Of fko
Enfercsf 0bs0fHfsfy certain.
Eghh a the present rate Of GJid they pay nearly
IL Per Cent per aunatni on the amount inves ed.
The Bonds ue issued in denominations n 81 900 with
semi annual @ ,i Coupons attached payable in New
York and offered for the present at 95 per aud
ACQUIRED interest Cn currency from January lst
Orders my he forwarded 70 direct, through the
principal Banks and Bankers in all paris Of the country
Rcmit'anoes aay be made IN drafts on New York. or
in LEGAL Tender Notes National Bank Notes or other
funds ourent In this city and the Blonde will be forward
ed TO any address by Express free Of harRe Inquiries
for further particulars, by mail otherwise, will GIVE
punciual attention
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

A RrHuRL AonERMn's ESTATE, The suhsorbers hsv-
~ inR been APPOINTED ~ the Honorable Probate Court r
the District q aingto9 commlssi,ners 70 receive
The estate OF Arhur Mcpermid late q Ndiss in said dis
trd decenHei, lnsoveut, the Of
months from she a dsy f April ial beilg allowed said
hH creditors % said deCeaso exhibit and prove
their recfve claims before Give notice. that will
tend 90 The lut Of appointment AZ the dwelling house
the widow Nancy hoDermd Mddesex, said District.
the first wednesday, u May and ostobcr O'Clock
EPHRAiH GARY, ,.-.,..,.-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

Lgoss EEtRAoT Or PURf JAMAICA GSaKR-for Indigestion
Nausea, Heartburn Sick Headache Cholera Morbus, Flau.
49, where warHing sHmulanti required Its care
fa preparation aud entire purity makes cheap and rels
Ole article for culinary sold very gbere 80 cts
per bottle. LTos's" Pure Extract Take no other
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold ~ all Drussists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
GrArE on VERMONT, WARRINGTON DISTRICT, S.
in Probate Vog.t held a. Noa,psl 70 > ID District, on

u " WTNTNTTT- ~
DO Probate Court, held at Montpelier District on
- The Oh Jay ~ April. A.. N. 1861.
doStlH cor Id executor Of The last will and
Amnp Arnoi te of warren IN said District, deceased pre-
SCENTS h administration account Tor examination allow
auce and makea application FOR decree distribution and
partition nf the estate of said deceased.
Whenutou o. N ordered said Court that said and
said Application be referred sail court held
the Probate once iu said Montpelier, 18th day Of
Arrh A. " l-9 r hearing and decision thereon. And II "a
further ordered u notice hereof be liven persons
ree ny publication u he same three weeks excessively
n te vermont Natchmau state Journal, Print
"a A. Montpelier, previous appointed Tor hearing
that they appear at sail time and place
any they may have Nhy sa account should not DO allowed
and snch decree made
Nv che Court,-Attest, T. K. MERRILL.
Nt0H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
Legal a,ottrts.

VstfH 1REsNH estate. - The subse-lters bav
81 ,t nt,a hV ~ Hoaorabie Probate Court or iie
-, bff.t p. MhsnnRru Commissioners
ted aJu ~ claims and demands ali reraons aganst ~
eItf OF Joseph Hrren lat a FayafGn In aaif
deceae represented insoyeui, ne n sr monhs
from lf 7th hhy o. hfch l1 being aoFed ~ SAID Corrt
70 lhe cfe q ai d,cead Z. exhibit and prove their re-
he duties Of appointment Al the dwelling house Of WIDOW
int ph 0feeni IN faYst0n,n said District rneavs
u April and september next At nine O'Clock the forenoor
on eaoh Of said tags
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
FOR COUGHS. COLDS, & CONSUMPTION.
- the old and W. u known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAm,

approved snd used by oldest aud most celebrated
phgs,c,aas foi firty years past uet tie genuine
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists, Bosop, FRO
mi tors Al GG
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
s T FsIiFFssAtspFsAaRfKr co~ml..isa.-,.
Watsfeid, Arrii sh. A. ID. is67 s.sa

QUITE oF VERMONT, WAsHiSaroN DISTRICT, as
~ Probate Court, held ~ Montpelier, within and for
=, sed District on the SIN day Or April, A. n. 1851;
hrs hghtahe ~ Gregne and Quincey A. Greene, adins
ua,o ~ ne etae u James Greene. late n Waterbury, In
sa1 utrot deceassd makes application CONT f5r n
een 90 Rufus Place Of Waterbury, The following de-
ooeh etate " sai dsceaard 90 wits about and
The real estate decided TO James Grecne Is Alfred Collins and
suatfd go said Nsterhury representing that aad decsased
va hs lifetime under contract binding In law Or equity 70
a. deed such real estate.
Nhsr.upon orisrsdby said Court, that said application
be ref rrni o. session thereof held
10 said Montpelier the Ath day Of APRIL A. % iss7 fny
hearing and dec isi1u thereon,
And T. further ordered that all perons Interested be pot
he hereof ~ publication u notice oi said application and
order tei rnu three Heehg sssey the VI Waterman
and state Journal printed At Montpelier time of
hearns that hey may said time and place and,
they cause, object theretu
Rv the Court-Auest, r. r. MERRILL.
ahf8 Tndge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17

'-fW - T" ~ = = . % y u VII
AID KIDNEY DISEASES
AND
RGIEUM ATIC DIFFICULTIES
Price 81. Sold ev 5rywhere.
j. A BCRLElGH, wholesale Dmgss, boston
5a4 GENrHAL AaE~r
Read again tho evidence Of one of our
0laoaa nssIua4tta.
CIycisS,TL D.oemper %, 1868
MtssRs D. =. HARkIs a COS
Gfsfs-rhsi. 20 eerf thtt have f,lnl ALIENS Lung
BAL-AN a' tls ,ii-. intt u1ri nrl DISEASED
LrNas Ihaye used 30 family fr breaking ur tr1ab-
some cough with t1s hAppiest ede. recommended &c 90
younit ahD bad ahtrras.as o1ush ami threatened
with cousampuon, aud carsI hsrin Nisw days. would
recommend aH aeei wth coush ana those who
pred -losrd 60 Consumption.
Respect ulv yours. A. A. HARRISON.
soIdhy IS. &. 8roaa, B.sby Cos, ami R-idel Crooks
r IrI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-17
BANCROFT g. HOLMES
Letter from Levi Bartlett, Esq.

90 Warner Sew Hamp-hr one NJ M moe. Practical as we'll
ase.ent hs, Agraal,ur. to g New Eu gland.
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JET A Wis.


Movements OF Jcn Davis-IIe In Not TO Reside
Upon the Niassra-seiects Montreal FOR his
Place Of Abode-IIis Trio 60 the West Of
Canada for the Good of his n nith. dc.
CIrros, Canada West June T. 1857.
As my despatch informed you. jon Davis left Niagara
on the morning OF the Sd for Toronto. While the
Niagara Mr. DAVIS took few quiet strois along the
stream. in company with Mason He avoided observa-
ton from wish 70 DO Alone and made the object
Of any attentions or demonstration Davis has really
ths trip the wcst for recreation, OF winch he
VERY much stands IN need, for be looks wretobedy.
people think he cannos ve that his nervous sys-
TEN has received great shock Tho Toronto people
who are thoroughly filled With Southern sympathy.
would make much OF Mr. Davis, but he has the good
avoid their attentions far ne can DO 40
with civiliiy.
The souherncrs living In Toronto have created socd
deal Of bitter feeling toward the United ststsa saying
the government OF thas entry desired 10 kin him
First rank among these - Juba Early late Lisutsn
General Confederate States army, who has written
book giving account OF hts operations the shensn-
doah vae- Early speaks slghtinsy OF sheridan, cay.
ing that the latter mo general that he had IS 900
men against his (Eariy's 5000 only and that
Il shcrldas bad been anything Of general he would
have overpowered his enemy sooner than no did 20
ovorpowerns was Sberdans force says Early that 20
bis own words, u Tairly ran overh his two weak
divisions. Early VIII not even speak American Of
the North.
The other Southerners In Toronto are Msson large
massive. scrniooking man; HaIam ex-maJor Of the
c. s. A, who lives on Church street and has made Mr.
Davis hts guest and few other persons, including
General winder.
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caves him alive coufesses that murdered Wirx Had
been President and ready 70 execute Wiss should
arrest not a. traitor begereut but ~ murderer
and butcher Wholesale vteaisr Of tho laws OF honorable
OF rebel punishm explained In 4 speeoh IN Aprii
1856. on Iincon's death.
! repudiatea the lds. Of trying him na jury; not.
however from any doubt that ne could be convicted
Take him 70 Lawrence. Kansas and try him for Guam
reus murders; take him within sight OF s. Adams and
thai he would bs convicted Bas would no %oss
honor him with jury trial than would an adder.
In the winter o. 1895 and 1890 secuted the idea OF
punssning Dsvn n any way because sav that, with
JohDson in the white House and Greeley 10 the Tse-
the hrs. traitor from Of backbone, and the
Justice was an impossibility I Vas anxous in such
untoward circumstances, 70 snatch ai 4 cosd. Wav.
And because be himself thus blocked iSs Wheels
q sss ~ x. me allowing o.
idea Of Davis punishment Wa e old a. nc srkhis
release forgonc conclusion and hold johnson and
Greeley Responsible for this JOHNSON because he
too 10 submission 70 the inevitable Mr. 0reeeys no
ston 10 Fellowship with the disgraoefuL Let me not
however do injustice to President johnson bv soomne
70 bring him down TO Grseley's level The President
released Davis but he osvor went 70 Richmond 10 CON
graduate ana shake hands with him.
about Davis imprisonment would be absurd II Il we're
not criminal Has be suffered miiIionth part or the
thousandth part or what no deserveds II had bean
President would have kept him in prison until the ia
senuy o. inc ,sss survivor Of the kindred Of those
starved confessed itself unable devise
. way Of bringing him 70 trial 1hey should have had
century II necessary, TO invent proceas that would
enable the nation Ito execute justice between man and
man. Imprisoned few months TOO long Tat him
be thankful that he did not fall into the hands OF bar
baran like himself and meet with retaliation which
would have been torture and starvation unto idiocv
unless death, more mercui than his jallor took him 10
its loving arms l have no fear OF DaviA This nation
Is strong enough las have said every week for
the last three years. TO despso million such But va
are not strong enough 10 allow that crime should be
treated us Ill used innocence We strong enough
10 have the foundations Of our moral Slapped by
the sophisms and vaRaries OF leaders Jefferson
Davis Is one OF the vest and guitost Of the GEN.
tury The government has released him. not because IL
could not punish hint has tried so-but be-
cause expects TO strengthen Its party by this ignoring
OF crime The phiianthropsts who rejoice In this
graceful act ebcr stone blind besotted
servo our confidence hereafter
WENDELL PHILLIPS
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nov0 mst NO fsFther Dduoeen4s wtf % offered hl,. -
make dsoosures and they console themselves with he
ioea thai should such nducemsnts perchsnco be orol
any roveietons no might make Tor the evident purpose
o. saving ms life, would DO discredtsd should he =
acquitted they ha nothing 10 fear a. ma inorrsss
vanity and ogotism would impel him "a swa.ssr 5000
with copperhead companions boosting and slorifying
himssf a. the head and front Of tho disbciica cen
spiracy.
But am permitted 70 say to the public that in ~
event Of Surratts conviction Inducements VIII h. h6
out 70 him, rather that the privilege will be sIlas1
him. 70 dvulge the Of his cooonspirasors. srx
among them shall appear the names az any OF ne -
tngushed personases suspected and he can fsnish =
rectness Of his disclosure his life viii be spared 10 -
end that bis oxatsd and IL possible cri1ins -
compiicos may be brought TO justice.
Some Of the witnesses on account Of whose ahso~os
the trial was postponed last week havo arrived and Gov.
eral new Witnesses whose testimony will Of great -
portance have been found On the whole Il n ssfe =
predict that the ACCUSED II guilty can escap&
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THE CASE OF JOHN II. suRRATT.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Trial Of Snrratt to Begin ON Monday
Next.
WASHINGTON, Juno 8, 1857.
is said that the SurraM trial will begin without
fall next Monday. Tho whole question Of tho guilt OF
the accused will turn upon the question whether
he was in tho city Of Washington tho memorable
18th Of April Tho defence conend they oan prove an
ab whorcas the said TO have witnesses
70 show that Surratt 10 this city tho day In
question. Lewis Wocbman ono Of the most important
witnesses for tho prosecution, in town. and engaged
IS volunteer newspaper correspondent, and also as
clerk under Mr. Tuock Secretary OF tho Congressional
Republican Committee
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WENDELL psllpy OPINION o. Ilff DAVIS .xp MS FRIENDS


In spite OF the Three wise OF Gotham" Bcechcr
Greeley and smith, sti hold that treason and muir.
der ought 10 DC punished and that. had there been
will, way could have been found, that Il ia most un
sound Is well a. dsgracefu policy TO treat murdcrers
Ike honest mcn 10 order 70 concats other murercrs
The religion OF these wise consists In swapping
ralty for success They have every quality OF Yankee
pcdier, except his cuteness.
On contrast with these muddlcd philanthropists and
cergymen tossing about words OF whose meaning they
know nothing look at the sensible and eicar-sghtsd
ststcsmanlike letter connsceton OF Thsddeus Ste
fuge In that towards castle. an efror 20 show my
inconsistency No amount Of Inconsistency my part
would lessen his guilt He expended 20 much
clap Davis hand, thai he had pons len 70 copy
IN his columns my statements which he undertakes 70
"a wor sna comment on Instead snn ~.
70 cultivate wee bit OF that homsy aad old fashionsd
virtue, tusce. The nation ssd should csth ~ better
! never asked for Dsvhs death, aad 70 nos now.
IA Assavsd dsaths anl NJ ssseUmene vhieA
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ONO EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

CLEVELAND, Ohio June s, 1857
The Episcopal Convention Of the Diocese OF Ohio met
In this city to-day Bishop McIlvsnc presiding large
number OF the churches OF the State represented
The morning was devoted 10 religious exercises and in
tho afternoon address delivered by the Bishop,
wing an exhibit Of the condition OF the Church and
church enterprises In the Diocese. The Convention then
adjourned until tomorrow.
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TING sswuaxma SANK acsmm CASE AGAIN N COURT.

AUGUSTA, Ne, June 8, 1851
In the case Of the State the Bowdoinhsm Bank
robbers The arguments exceptions taken By The prs
oscrs council msde to-day, before the Law court
The argument for tue prisoners made BY Mr.. Henry
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