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LAST WEEK the Montpelier Argus
had the name of Mr.. HI. H. Sessions on
its "black list" We drought at the
time there must be some mistake about
it as Mr.. Sessions is a gentleman who is
not apt to forget the printer. The Argus
of this week says it was an error in so
placing his name, as Mr.. Sessions has
paid the money due it to another person
who, he supposed, had forwarded 1t to
the Argus Office.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

AK Just published a new edition OF Dr. Gull
f,.9 verwelrs Celebrated Essay on the
.-ssszz radical c,ue (without medicine) of SPER-
MAvoRRHyEA. or Seminal Weakness Involuntary
Seminal Losses, IATPoTENCV. also, C0NsUMPTIoN,
EPILEPSY. and FITS. induced 10y self-indulgcnce
OF sexual extravaganza.
as Price in a sealed envelop, only cents.
The celebrated author IN this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years sue
cessfnl practice, that the alarming equences
of self-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the appil-
cation of knife pointing ont a mode Of cure a.
once simple, certain and eiiectual, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his coudi-
ton NAV be- may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically.
ng-Tbis lecture should De in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, or two
post stamps. Also DR.. Culyerwelfs - Marriage
Guide. price % cents. Address the Publish
ers, CHAS. J. c. KLINE u Co.
I27 Bowery New y DIRK. Post Once Box $3.50.
223-Iy
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SUICIDE.-James Clifford, black
smith in the employ of the Eagle State
Company at Hydeville, threw himself
from the rocks above into the quarry,
and was instantly killed.
NEW CHURCHES IN NERGENNEs.-
VermOnter says it is rumored that estim-
ates are being made for the building of
Baptist Church in Vergennes, at a
cost of from $4,000 to $1,000.
Ii is also contemplated TO erect new
Catholic Church. Contributions are al
ready being made for that purpose.
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G~iecia. thr fnA>7,Rirr.I
STOWE, Aug. -
The Third Congressional District Con-
vention met at Il O'Clock, and Hon Rus
sell :. Taft, of Burlington. was chosen
President Hon. WorJhington c. Sini III.
ofSt. Adams, was unanimously re-nomi-
mated for Congress, by reclamation.
Hon. George Wilkins, of stowe, was
nominated for Elector ON the first bal
lot, and the nomination wa m3deu nani-
nous VIC.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. T..
Hon rhad. Stevens died al y o'clock
last night at his residence in this city.
Simon stevens, Thaddeus Stevens, ir.,
nephew and lis housekecper Mr.
smith were at his bedside, with Mr..
Patterson, Of the Interior department,
the servants ofhis household and others.
lie passed away, camly and quietly.
His death has been looked for at any
time since sunday. Tuesday he remark
ed that he was rapidly sinking. The
calmuess AMI cheerfulncss evidenced by
him 50 long as speech was left him, up
TO four yesterday, was remarked by all.
lie expresseda strong desire on Monday
that the Pres't. might abstain from any
measure OF character calculated To dis
turb the public tranquility.
NEW YORK, Aug. p
The louisville Courier has returns
for 80 counties; its figures show gain
of 23763 Democratic votes over last year.
Stevenson majority viii probably
reach ninety thousand.
Gold opened l46s, now about the saline.
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4 VERMONT NURsERY.-TheN New
port Express says 1--WE took hasty
walk over Bryant's grounds at Derby
last week, and freely admit our surprise
at the extent of his business. He has
about 10000 trees in different stages of
their growth, all thrifty, having borne
winter which Mr.. Bryant says was
the hardest for all kinds of fruit trees
known during the past fifteen years.
He says after about eighteen months he
shall be able to furnish customers from
10000 to $4,000 trees a year. We should
think he had enough started to supply
small corner of the universe"
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CLENIENCY. = General Grant has re-
commended the remission ofthe remain
der of the sentences and the release from
Imprisonment of all persons now in con-
finement under sentence of military
commission, organized under the recon-
struction acts of Congress in the States
in which said acts have ceased to be
operative. This announcement is pub
lished by the opposition papers without
a word Recommendation Perhaps they
are disappointed by it, and lose capital.
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U. s. DISTRICT COURT. = We learn
from the Chronicle that Catherine Web
ster was brought before the District
Court at Windsor on Wednesday morn
ing last, and pleaded guilty to an in
dictment for smuggling. She was fined
5000 and released on her own recog-
nisance This lady will be remembered
as the last one of three who were ar
rested here about six weeks ago for
smuggling silks from Canada, and
since which time she has remained with,
Sheriff Soule in durance vile.
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THE MARSH PROFESSIONALLY TIL

THE MARSH PRoFEssORsHIP.-T
corporation of the University of Yer
mont have elected Rev. Henry III. P.
Torrey, of Vergennes, to the Marsh Pro-
fessorship of Intellectual and Moral
Philosophy, left vacant by the death of
Professor Joseph Torrey. Mr.. Torrey is
a graduate of the Class of 1858, and is
said to be young man of fine scholar
ship and high culture, especially in the
line of philosophical studies.
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COMING. We learn from the st.
Johnsbury Calodonian that quite large
party'of the business men of Portland
left that city on Monday to pass
over the entire line Of the Portland and
Ogdensburgh road to Swanton. They
are expected to spend Wednesday night
ia ST. Johnsbury proceeding by stages
Thursday morning, and reaching Swan
ton Friday evening.
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Female Strengthening Cordial.

A Specific Kennedy for the Diseases ofue Repro
'ii,cire organs
1t inparts tone and vigor to the Uterus, aud
gives renewed vitality to the whole system. Al
cases of Debility peculiar to Females will find
sovereign remedy in this compound.
Prepared at the New England Botanic Depot,
Boston,
GEO. ". SWEET, Md, Proprietor.
One dollar per bottle. Five dollars for six
bottles 2l7-ly
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Error.orYoufn.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA nery Jus debility, and premature decay, and
all the eff cts of youthful ind-cretion, viii, for
the sake suffering humanity, send free 70 all
who need it, the receipt and directions fcf max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
confidence. JOHN Il. OGDEN,
1e6-Iy AZ Cedar Street, New fork.
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Dissolution.

rVHE firm Of CaAs. \. }. MAssH Co., Is thi-
dav dissolved by limitation. Mr.. harsh re
turing. James II. Lan-ley having purchased
Vibrations ana receive all dues ~ the old firm.
All Scholarships issued by Cha-. A. J. Marsh s
Co. will be received by J. II. Lansles az any Com
rnercial College under his care All letters
should be addressed to him at pouitney, "
tHAs. A. j. MARsA.
JAMES II. LASsLEs.
IT Adams. July 81, 1868.
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SCROFULA.

The EeI George Sturrs. If Brooklyn y. H..
SAYS in the Bible Examiner, by way Of apology
FOR publishing medical certificate ia his magt-
after dissolution appeared inevitable. Me
publish tlis statement, not forpay, hut m graft
tude 20 God who has answered prayer. and .n
Justice TO II. Ander-. being satisfied that there
Is virtue in tho Iodine Water Treatment which
the readers of this Magazine viii thank its Edi-
tor for bringing to their notice Circulars tre
Or. II. Anders Iodine Water is FOR sale by J J..
Dmsmore. Proprietor. 36 Dcy ST. y. T., and by
all Druggists. 22l-4T
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Mr.. WILLARD's RECEPTION. - On
Friday night, Hon. Charles w. Willard
was met at Montpelier Junction by a
delegation of the officers of the Grant
and ColfaX Club Of Montpelier, and by
crowded with people and brilliantly H.
Illuminated with rockets and blazing tar
barrels. He was soon after serenaded
by the Montpelier Brass Band, when he
made some appropriate remarks, return
ing his thanks for the honor conferred
upon him and promis.nga more lengthy
address ut some Other time. The peo-
pie Were then invited into his house
where a general hearty hands shaking
took place.
ORLEANS COUNTY HORSES. - VIM.
Pitcher, OF Albany, about two weeks ago
sold five years old to VIM. X. Wallace
OF NeWbury, for 500 and another ofthc
same age to Atwood, of Mass, for 500.
THosE QUEsrIoNs AGAIN.--At the
request Of correspondent we again
publish the questions propounded last
week 10 Mr. Soule, the Independent
candidate for Sheriff. We would, ut the
same time, answer a question of our
correspondent by stating that we do not
know whether Mr.. Soule intend to an
swcr the questions or not; but we Judge
by his long hesitation that he fears an
answer either way will compromise him
with those whose support he is seeking.
In this, however, we may possibly be
mistaken.
The following are the Questions here
tofore published:
lst. Is Mr.. Soule a Republican does
he support the principles which have
aetuated Congress as against the policy
of the President? Is he for Grant and
ColfaX, or Seymour and Blair?
2d. Has he endeavOred TO trade with u
man who is prominently talked of as
a candidate of the Democratic party. 10y
endeavoring to have him pledge himself
to resign in Soule's favor?
Sd. Has he told Democrats that he
was as much of "A Democrat a. Repub-
lican?
4th. Has he solicited the Democratic
vote by promise of office or favor?
.. Is he combined with malcontcnts
10 secure the election of a Democratic
Senator?
Let Mr.. Soule answer these questions,
and if he does NOT rely on the Democrat
ic vote let him announce it. if he does
let him retire to the sheltering wing Of
Democracy and rely upon it. Let him
choose this day whom he Will serve.
\ REPUBLICAN,.
Our columns, Of course, are open 10
Mr.. Souie for a reply: as we wish 10
deal generously with all.
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VOTE FOR PREsIDENT.-A vote of the
legal voters from five States was taken
by visitors at Highgate Springs, on the
4th inst, for President, with the follow
ing result. Grant and ColfaX, %; Sey-
mour and Blair, 3. On the 9th inst, the
ladies from six States took "a vote with
the following result: Grant and Colfax
30. Seymour and Blair 2.
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n. AI1.a- ". Nag 9oth. ~.


An act J., sting To- the redemption of Bank notes.
1t Is b aby enacted. &C.
SEC. j. After tLt expiration " The charter OF
any bank chartered by this state. or after the
termination of the existence of any such bank,
agreeabir -o the laws of this state. sIch bank
may caus, notice to be- published in all tho week
" newspapers of the county where such bank Is
located. for one full year setting forth tins said
bank viii redeem its outstanding bills, the day
of the expiration Of its charter or the date Of
the tern nation az IL existence. and copy II
TINS act 4nj upon due publication OF such mo-
tice. neither such bank nor its officers shall be
liable to any action for the nOn-redemptiou for
any Of its outstanding bids. unless the same
shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid. az
the banking house Of said bank
SIC. 2. After the expiration If the charter,
or after the termination 0f the existence Of any
such bank. as aforesaid, such bank shall cease
% be subject to the operation, or liable to the
provision of the Sixty-third section Of chapter
eighty-nue Of the general statutes.
SIC 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Appro d NOV. -, 1866 216-1y
May 20th 1868
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DIVIDEND DECLARED.-The Connec-
tieut and Passumpsic r. r. Company
has declared another semi-annual divi-
dend of three per cent, payable now.
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ALBURGH.-The following are the
delegates and alternates from Alburgh
TO the Stowe Convention 4: Delegates
b. w. Reynolds, Jed p. Ladd Substi-
tutes-L. SOwles, f. G. Kinsley.
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NORMAN DAVIS, of Hinesburgh, in
dicted for mail robbery, pleaded guilty
on Thursday morning, and is in con-
finement awaiting sentence.
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BUTLER FOR CoNGREss.-Gen. But
Ter has written a letter, announcing
himself a Candidate for reelection to
Congress.
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~ fes H1'e' Co..
fumes s. Br0lra # Ca, 0ad
I-asfee Frederic butcher.
FRANELIS COUNTY COURT, VERMONT. April Term,
AID. 1865
fus action was entered at the present April
Term % This Court, AID. 1865. Is on ala Agree
meut made on the 23rd day OF March, AID. 1864,
between tle Plaintiffs md Defendants that tine
Defendants would do aud perform all the Car
panter AID JOINER work. and furnish al the ma
terals refur. including locks, knobs butts
and al lher trimmings connected with the
Carpent and Joiner work OF Hotel Building.
the abclt 20 be erected by the Plaintiffs in tine
Village St. Adams in said Franklin county
Also on be General Counts in Assumpsit as bv
the Plan -if writ (and Decaration) viii more
fuly appear. demanding Ten Thousand Dol
lars Oar ages.
NoucI Is hereby given to said James y.
Brown * ,o (Niliam Lovejoy) to appear At the
Term OF le said County Court 20 De holden az
81. Alba $, in said County Of Franklin, ou the
Second uesday If September A.D. l.GS. or
they VIII G defaultcd
SIS JOSEPH r.. BEAINERD. Clerk
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organisation ofthc LaJHoiHe JaE
teg Il. Il. 10.

organisation ofthc LGIH0iNe JaE-
teg u. Il. 10.
At meeting of the friends and stock
holders Of the Lamoille Valley, r. r.
Co, holden at Hyde Park on the 9Th
inst, the following Directors were elect
ed: L. NJ Knight, Waldo Brigham,
Geo. W. Hendee and Off Abell, La
noble Co.. y B. Jewett. O. :. Rixford
ID. d. Wead, and r. + Read, Franklin
Co. Franklin Fairbanks, j. d. Ball
and J. II. George, CALEDONIA Co.
At a meeting of the Directors, Hon
Waldo Brigham was elected President !;
d. d. Wead, Treasurer; J. II. George,
Clerk; Geo. w. Hendee, A b. Jewett
Franklin Fairbanks and L. NJ. Knight;
Executive Committee.
The meeting was well attended by the
citizens of Franklin County, among
whom are noticed Col Benton, Hon
Jasper Rand, II. Adams; Or. G. NJ
Hall, Bryant Hall and Moses Catlin:
Swanton; |. =. Jennison and J. b.
Cross, Highgate; Judge sake, Alfred
Keith and F. NJ. Marsh sheldon J. NJ
Pomeroy and JOS. Northrup, \. w. Ish-
am, Fairfield /. +. Dean, NJ X. Tyler
and &. start, Bakersfield
The meeting was harmonious and
much enthusiasm prevailed. One mil
lion and seventy-five thousand dollars
Isl ,075, 10000 has been subscribed to the
Capital Stock OF this enterprise in Yer
mont, and its friends are confident that
the Road viii he built AT an early day
CITY W CoUNTY.-A match game of
baseball was played on Tuesday. in
Sheldon, between the city boarders,
under the style Of the 'Missisquoi Club,
and remnant Of the 'late" Sheldon
b. b. c., which resulted in victory for
the latter. The following is the score:
SHELDON. MISSlSQUOI.
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An invaluable Remedy for the Purify
ing of the Blood.
j. " POIAND'S
HUMOR DOCTOR !!

\ positive remedy for all kinds Of Hamors
Scrofula, Scurvy, salt Bheum, Erysipeias, Net
tie Rash. Boils Carbuncies, Ulcers, and every
faint of the system Dyspepsia, ana an NOS
diseases originatins, m the arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs viz: Bilious Complaints,
Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, Headache, Ian
guor. Loss OF Appetite. Depression Of spirits
and Costivcaess III
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THE estate of the late Gen. Issac Nc
Daniels of Rutland is estimated by some
as high a. Million dollars.
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Is COURT.-Lawrence AieGarvey was
brought beforcJustice sherman this fore
noon on a charge Of committing rape
on Matilda Leprize, wife Of VIM. Lee
prize, resident on Lake Street. He
pleaded mot guilty, and the examina-
ton was postponed until Friday next.
+. \. Sowles appeared for the respond
ent, and Messrs. Hill * Stafford for the
state
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NOTICE.

T'HE - Adams Bank ofSt. Adams, w., whose
| char-er terminated on the 18th day of March,
1865. her by give notice shat Ii VIII redeem its
outstanding bills at it, banking house. IN the
Vermont National Bank of st. Adams. for one
wear from the 2jth day of May 1865 agreeablv
to the following act. y BARLOW
Cashier.
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MIssIsQUoI.
I52l
Runs each Inning,

Runs each Innings
/ , 3 4 )
sheldon ] II 81
Missisquoi ! l DO
Umpire-Mr. W. H. Borroughs, of
New York.
Scorers-Sheldon Marvin; Missis luoi,
Chamberlain.
Fly Catches-Sheld0n Is Missisquoi 8.
Home Runs; Wead ofSheldon, made2
Time of game hours.
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The fountain ia the little park at the
south end Of the depot has been COM
pieted, and is now ready for operation
when we have water enough.
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Respectfully
SwANTON. Aug. 10, ls6S.

SwANToN, Aug. 10, 1865
EDITORS TRANSCRIPT
Why does not Mr.. Soule, who an
nounces himself candidate for Sheriff,
answer the questions propounded to him
by one of your correspondents? have
been quite friendly TO his reelection,
thinking that the Sheldon convention
did not deal fairly by him but if he has
been seeking the nomination at the
hands OF the Democrats, or in any way
identified with thatparty, |, with others
of his friends, must vote against him.
Let him define his position, as long as
there is omuch doubt about it.
REPUBLICAN.
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FAMILIES SUPPLIED.-In an adver-
tisement in the Burlington Times an
nouncing q Picnic excursion on the
Lake tomorrow, we read Children
half price, to be had on the boat
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Sperml 4lourcs.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.

protected solution Of the ProtoOda I'd hea,
upphes The blood vita the lie eiensat- lrou.
sowing ssreuEsif. visos aud nov ale - o.. a-o.t
system.
fthe thousand who are suffering from Dy--
pepsia. Debility Female Weakness, 6e. aoa.d
out test the yntucs Or tile Peruvian syrup. the
,aect would NOT only astonish themselves tat
Dould please all their friends FOR instead %.
feeling cross. q" all gone and miserable the,
would Do cheerful. vigorous and active
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Local Items.

BUrrER.-As we predicted last week.
the market ha- been very well filled,
and butter has come down in price with
falling OF in the demand At least
am average quantity was brought into
THIS marke. tc-iay, and prices ranged
from 80 to % cents, the latter figures be-
ing the highest paid, as far as We can
ascertain
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iHH Two thieves. Hickey and Jones.
eho were arrested az Highgate on sun
dag night, were examined before Justice
Whitcomb, at Highgate, on Tuesday.
and held for trial on nine complaints.
They were returned to the jail in 81. Al
hans, and ifthey remain until court
meets viii DE tried, no doubt
WE understand chat SIR. J. $. d. Tay-
lor who until the last term has been.
torseveral years, Principal Of 81. Adams
High School, has been again engaged
To ed that position; a move on the part
o the Prudential Committee which
gives general satisfaction, as Mr. Taylor
j popular and efficient teacher.
TALL CoRN.-Mr Henry NJ Soule. of
~, Adams, has presented Us with a
stalk of corn grown in his garden which
is ten feet four inches ia hight. Mr. c.
H. huntington has corn growing which
measures nearly twelve feet in hight.
SOME BLACK RAsPBERRIEs.-It is
estimated that over Eve hundred bush
els of black raspberries have beenpic ed
ou Reynolds hill, in Georgia this sea-
son. Wagon loads of people have come
fom all directions and frequently from
"a distance Of ten or fifteen miles. The
field embraces all that large tract on the
south slope of mount Pisgah sometimes
enormously called Mount Misery from
which the V. c. R.R. Managers cut over
l-ooJ cords Of wood, three or four years
ago.
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POSTMASTER AT RoUsE's PoINT.-
Thomas H. Slingsby has been reap
pointed Postmaster at Rouse's Point.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
j. H. STUFFLEBEAN.

u BANKRUATCY In the District Court Of
/ the United States, for tn, District Of Yer
nlnnt i'm tho rnaftel If
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A NEW VERSION or THE BIG Eco
SroRY.-We found beside our plate this
morning one OF chose big egg" and
aIslOu IA ia haste 10 devour we found
time to measureit. twas >iXand three
.ourths by seven and three fourth inch
O. in circumference. II is the one hun
arcth eng Of the kind, though some Of
them have been much longer laid 10y
biddy owned by one of our little daught-
er-. Biddy is hale and hearty and YET to
all appearance good for another hun
bred. O.S.B.
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NERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
Two hundred and seventeen loaded
freight ears lct 81 Adams AMI Essex
Junction on Saturday.. going South over
ihe Vermont Central Railroad.
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The .She,46 Question.

GEORGIA, Aug. 10,
EDIToRs Vt. TRANSCRIPT:
have long favored the plan of volun-
teer candidates for public offices and |
have often thought if had an earnest
aspiration for Office that | would intro
duce the fashion OF asking the support
ofthose voters who were agreed withme
in political sentiment, bat | should
hardly expect the support of persons of
another political faith.
The volunteer candidate for Sheriff
has many personal friends in this town,
who have cheerfully supported him in
the past, endorsed a. he was by the Re
publican con vention, who cannot now
see their way clear to bolt regular
nomination i'm favor Of their best friend
without some assurance that he is iden-
tilted with them in the support of Re
publican principles.
Should Mr.. Soule see fit TO clearly de-
fine his position on the great issues of
the day | have no doubt that it would
materially improve his chances for re-
election.
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SUICIDE OF c. II. FARNswORTH. =
Chas. II. Farnsworth, formerly Princi-
pal Of the Commercial College at Platts-
burgh, hung himself in the woods near
Brattleboro, sunday. He leaves a fami-
" in Lowell
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ROYAL B. HENDERSON

II BAAhETPII1 ia tic Bi-trie. Court
Z the United States, flr the District Of So
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PLArrsBURGH AND ST. ALBANs.-
Nessrs. VIM. and r. d. Fuller have
commenced running a covered stage
daily sundays excepted from st. Al
bans to St Adams Bay, connecting with
the steamer for Plattsburgh. The stage
viii leave the different hotels at O'Clock
am, and return after arrival Of boat
from Plattsburgh.