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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29
Impeachment Proceedings.


Gov Rou,,vell rosn,nod he ar,,,n,rn, Which
ha closed az / o'.locL
H. olosod h., sa,,;n, ..l,is ,o,,,,;ot;or i ,ho
t,;pnnL of law ocorfer If inst;ce do NOT
contemnloto H. acon;tt.l1;, i innoss;blo
Therefdre I 10 moi lpoL bevond Rut Sem.
tors tho roo,lo ~ A,,o,;,,s viii never ra,u,;,
III rsnrning evocntive 10 hreal down he So.
cpr;ties for Ebartv nrovidod bv the constitu.
t;op The cause Of Tho country /. in vour
bauds yo,r ror1;ot oe ,,,ilt, i mao. 20
our beloved land
III conr, thon tool i, roooss IN re-os.
so,,tl;r, ~ 1op Al NJ. Nolso,, ,ool, tbo
aoor ond del;yerod an eyten,oro adde's AZ
tor allpding IN tho magnitude of tbe case and
,ybat ho deemed b;s own inability rronerly 10
traot i bo said bo yonl1 co4sidor nc;,ts
sb;ch tbouoh not ri,btlv helono;n, ~ tbe
sase reon;red attoniion hooanse t6.y bad
been introduced bv tho monagers
He referred to The CHARGES Of evil noture
r;oloano,a al 1oto,taI16 o,at,a -
Ma Loan hron,,ht ar,a;ns, tho pros;J"nt
,rh;oL ia 49, f, .o,,a?aaJ ,,,,'a,;o,i H., H.
ea,,',aoi y us
Mr. Nol.o, tboo osl;n, uIvho i Andre,v
r.L,,s,,, . ;, ,,.aao,JaI - ,.oL d. D.;
dent's earlv Iife and career and nossed birb
Inn, %, IL a1ad Ill go
css C;t;nn ,bn Iosoimtion deoIarat o of tbn
,srnoses ~ ,ba ,ran ,rb;oh ,roa ,,oaa n,
g.. Wy va, ~ r''s u y
RIM was nasSa5 ~, o." Toan W. naJ An
mains unropoaIoS GGnI' ,ha a"u .h s'' D. ~
dant ,ad aatoa ne o'oI n.Il 'nas w? ~ ~
ss;no;rIas alo ,.',' nla'n'siiluu r's
g,aso ,o,,orrnoont n W .no ievosni',un VI =
H. soson of on n s,s, I'm" "'."op'
el.;od Cenosass Ma aIso nat;sod .h aI D. -
49, TGs l Le La -, WV ~ ies',
thas tbd raho Stotoa had not been ot -" 90 i ,%
ITn;on Harn tbns endeovored ~ d H. 'no
In'yn having mus enueasoreu TO dispose
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29
shape of five barges containing about 800.
600 feet, for Flint Il Hall

shape OF nNe paIges containing ABOUT OVo,'
600 feet, for Flint q Hall.
The Troy Wing says "Since the de.
structon by fire of the bridge over the Wal.
loomsac on the Troy and bennington Rail.
road, the Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Troy
and Boston Railroad Companies, have offered
to carry freight from all points north of Ben.
nngton, ria Rutland, at the pro rata rates Of
the Troy and Bennington road-a to permit
Mr. Park to name the tariff. The bridge de.
stroycd was very important one and il
will take at least a month to rebuild it,"
--Ground was broken Wednesday neal
Shallie's HILL and the first shovel full thrown
for the Woodstock railroad, by the president
Of the company, Gen p H. Washburn, in
presence of the directors, contractors, engin-
GERS and many Others Five hundred labor.
ers are called for, and the work is to be push
ed on vigorously.
AT an adjourned Town meeting in Ben
nington, held on Monday, Hon. T. W. Park
offered to guarantee any taxpayer in any
town, that has subscribed for bonds and stock
of the Lebanon Springs Railroad, against loss
on account Of subscription, both interest and
principal, on payment to him of ten per cent.
Of their proportion Of the subscription and
be will secure this guarantee he makes.
During the year S67 there were shipped
From Newport, w., 402 ear loads of lumber,
amounting to 3,2lG,000 feet
William Whitcomb Of Grafton has hen
That has laid one hundred and sixty eggs since
Feb. 2Sth
There are already two cheese factories
ID the town Of Milton, one in the Mars
neighborhood so-called, and one at the lower
Falls in the west part Of the town A thir !,
larger than either has been commenced at
Milton Falls and the frame was raised on the
2lst inst. 1t is 10 be 100 feet long by "a
feet wide viii use this season the milk Of
about 500 cows, and can take 200 more
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29

90 required many yeor of laborou. research into the
properties of herbs and roots before nrlndoths Pills
rived 90 their present state Of perfection They take all
Impure and morbid acculation- from the bowels and the
blood THOR use In sckness moneg iiuc andAeah
This noble medicine suffering restores health and
proon-s ic Those who know ihcirpropcrtioshay the
most mlounded confidence In thcm. Whonattaoked by
ever go serious disease, peursy collie sudden pros
taton, 6c when six eight pills have hoen swallowed
they easy Ia their minds. And thc5 have cause for
Brne-otl'- Pills are no broken reed.
The Princess Of Wales might have hccu cured by few
doses, and all her weeks Of agony saved believe this
ns believe my existence. b. BRANDRETH.
Principal ONCE nlandreh House, New York. Sold by
an Druggists. u4tidnw
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culed the idea set forth by the respondent that
the case did not come under the tenure of Of
fee law, because Mr. Stanton was appointed
by President Lincoln.
The President said that he removed Mr..
Stanton to test the constitutionality of the
law. He had already seen it tested and de-
cided by votes twice given by two-thirds Of
the Senate and House of Representatives.
IL stood as law upon the statue books. lu-
stead of enforcing that law, he took advan-
tagc of the name and funds Of the United
States to resist ito induce others to resist
it. The President denies that he attempted
to prevent the execution of the tenure Of Of
fee law, and yet in the correspondence with
Gen Grant, he reproaehed the general by as
serting that he knew that his object was %
prevent Mr.. Stanton from forthwith resuming
the functions Of the Office, notwithstanding
the Senate might decide in his favor.
Mr.. Stevens detailed the action Of Congress
on the law, expoundcd its provisions and
criticised the claim Of the President to disre-
gard. lie then spoke of the action Of the Sem
ate on the message of the President informing
that body of the suspension Of Mr.. Stanton.
Notwithstanding the Senate declared he had
no power to remove the Secretary Of War
and to designate any other officer to perform
the duties Of the Office ad Interim he contn-
ued Mr.. Thomas in office This offspring Of
assassination, said Mr.. Stevens, turns upon
the Senate who have thus rebukcd him in a
constitutional manner and bids them defiance.
He concluded by saying that if the President
is not willing to execute the laws Of Congress
let him resign and return to his village OBJ
ecttritv
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r. r. r.
Ladies should always keep Railway Ready Relief In
her esertolrcs on toilet cases 10 viii be found Of great
value IN al the varied complaints which ladies are more
or lee troubled With Headache roothaohc Wandering
by its use.
LADIES, BEWARE
Insanity, fits, Heart Dlscase Rush Of Blood io The
ltead, Vomiting of Blood Wcnkncss Bad Dreams Low.
mess Spirits ianguor Loss OF Appetite Consumption,
anl rapm Decline Follow speedily frregularitlcs and
Hctnuone 10 guard against these OWLS Net the feet be
oakcd in warm water mixed with Rcav Rsiec also rub
he spne with Relief daily or three four days before
inc expected period. n affected with either Of these
symptoms take te Repoafng Resohenf aud al night two
90 sN oi Rqfrlg's PiW. few days of these medl.
20 health and regularity
sou hN Dug4et' and Country Merchants, at 40 cents
per bottle See Dr. Radway's Almanac for is6s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29
NEW YORK MARKET.

Reported orprcssV for the Hafohrnaa and Journal BIZ
n. p. BILLIARD & co.
NEW YORK, April 2s, s6s
Butter IS TO Coo, common and grease 20 TO 2e. Cheese,
factory 10 TO l6lc ordinary Is 10 5lc Maple sugar %
sc. Flour Extra state 5000 to 5000, Suporlne State
$3.50 TO $3.50 Extra southern SllD 70 $3.50 Ohio and
Western 5000 30 si0l, Canada $3.50 to SiO1 Buck
wheat s575 to $3.50. Hops, Vermont 10 to SOC. Wool,
Vermont washed ~ TO soc, unwashed 9 10 31c Sheep
Pels 81 90 20 81 90 Eggs - 10 0c Potatoes MERGERS
$3.50 TO ti.T5, peachblows $50 to $3.50
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Jay coOKE & Co,

"A y co y "a Il q. CO.,
SO. 20 WALL HrEEEr, Corner OF Naasau St. NEW YonK
No buy and all 90 tho most liberal current prices and
Keep on hand nll supply OF GOVERNMENT BUNls
Df ALL lsSJ rs SEN EN-THlRrIES. and COAfPOI M
lNlEttSr NOTES aud execute ouicrsfo purchase and
sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD
NNERSIUNS
We convert iur.eycrl issues of sEN rs at
the most favorable market rates into FiNE-TWENTIEs
which, no present price Of gold yield the holder about
one per cont. moro interest per annun. Circulars with
tuli particular. furnished upon application.
May dHw lf Jay COOKE 4 co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29

= Russian tea is yellow and delicious, be-
ing made, it is asserted, Of the blossoms of
the plant instead of the leaf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining m We Montpelier Posi- OBice,
April 2S, 1868.
LADIEs.--Mlss Mary r. Cutler, Roxy Daily, Eliza
Murphy q Mrs, samuewggins, Nancy Challoe Lucretia
Scribner.
GEsrLENEs.--John Barry W. B. CLARK, J. w. Francis,
Harrison Gray, Frank Wilbur Hackett, Geo. n. King
Andre Laperche, h.ehae Lachapaile II. 0. Stone
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29

To PERSONS AZ A DIsrAsoE-Dr. Babeoek Is treating
parties in all parts Of the United States Canada etc.
personally when they visit him. otherwise by eocspon
dence No charge for consultation by letter Remedies
sent o@rsve prepaid to all parts Of the United States
tYr Send for circular. Os60daw,e0w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
At CAMB RIDGE And BR1GHTON
For The week ending Tuesday, April p, 1868

AT G a X ID q 4 ID r u II 7 . n ,
For the week ending Tuesday, April 2', 1868.
AMoUNr or STOCK At MARKEr.
-, caatae s.ee5p. s'etes H9q. calses.
t 5ss y Ss.s sso. s.. s.. ' .5 55 !5
Pnlcrs-Beef caiae-Extra Eat and heavy premium
Oxen $1,000 $1,000 first quality Sli00 ID li555 second
I6l bs on total weight Of hide ta6w and dressed beef
few choice eingie pairs, sli.2j $3.50 Bulls &c.
Toriing orol-sN0a s3l5 y pair or aecordng to their
value as beef Handy Steers $3.50 sll5.
loo with or without calves as may be agreed arrow
- storsi.~Yeqriings, 3m@oo, tvoycars old, soSoo,
three-years Old, sDO@OO
Siecp and Lpnss,-6@ sets extra 81 81 cts v h on
live weight, or 5000 900 Y head
Si0ies-Whoosale, ~ a 10 cts. retail u n p cts V
H., Pat Hogs lol Gl0! V b, Spring Pigs
Hie,-Brighton % 10 cts country lots So @9 cts.
Talow--si 20 cts. v To. Country lots, u "a cts.
Pets with wool on s2.2l ~ $50. Country lots dry
rs "a sl.2i.
RtnAnxs-Thc receipts Of cattle are from Maine 20
New Hampshire 53i Vermont l9j Massachusetts, sc !
Canada IS Western states lal0 and 100 head from last
weeks market. In all 1921 on sale Prices about SOC
city trade at present prices for beef been dull during
the week Consumers buy something else or purchase
tho safes Of 7 head Western BY Mr. seollius which we
need Oj were for 4 30 30 % 81 at IA, 81 ski % at
1884, 90 to 70 SKI Mr. Monrse sold sc Western at l3 31sk
10 ~, 30 ski at 49, 30 ski Il choice Western at 81
IS sold at lot live weight 20 very nice n, IL
iil y buudressed weight In cases probably cat
tie have been bought at rather than &c decline
including the liberal estimates which usually
obtained whenever the market vors the buyer In the
sheep trade the tendency Is also rather downward.
More Northern sheep probably sold at 1c N live
weight, than at any other price.
One good lot Of fine wool sheep brought qle and lot
OF Canada wool about ~ h, sold for cts
Y 70. Shon sheep at to 7c b. Most Of the western
sheep bought by the drover agents for the butch
ers and weighed the yards 3s2 sold for
and 50 for Sac V H., but did not learn the exact
weights Veal calves are also bought on commission
and eghei Many lots cost about 80 v head.
In all departments the market is weak fayors the buy
and in strong contrast with that Of three weeks
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WHAT EVERY HORSENfAN WANTs.-A good chea
aud reliable huiment' such an article D.
DIR TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE EMINENT.

In Pint Bottles 90 One Dollar.
For Lamencss, tuts, Calls Collie, Sprins, &C. war
rauted cheaper than any other 10 De- used by all the
great horscmen Long Island courc-. win not
Nng-bone nor SPAWN, thcru Eminent in oxist-
cncc that SYll What it's stated TO Il positively
docs. No of horses riV be- riiA0 u amer irving
b9u One dose revivcs and often saves the life OF
oYer-hoated or driven horse For Collie and Belyachc
has never mlcd. just the rises, Just
sure u this valuable Lnment to he the Horse Embroca-
ton Of tho day. I've it and ALL Depot No Sc Cort
andt Street New York Sold hy all the Druggists and
Storekeepcrs. 03lidnw
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heu advertisements.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS,-Notice is
hereby given to all persons who arc intending to
apply for situations as teachers IN the schools of
the town ofCahQt that the public examination for teach
ers required by law within said town, will be held at the
sehool-house in the upper village in said town the
18Th day Of May next mt o'clock in the afternoon
All persons designing to teach Ia the common schools
Of said town. are desired ohe present promptly the
time and place aforesaid All citizens are rospoetGlly
and cordially invited to attend
j. r. LAMsON
Town Supt Of Cabot.
Cabot, April a, 1868 lll2daw
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS
In Probate Court held at Montpelier in said District,
on the 10Th day of October A. d. 1867.
Whereas, Charles Gould and Emily j. Gould Of East
Montpelier, in said district have adopted Milo r. Burn
ham, minor sou OF Oscar 4, Durham, of said East
Montpelier, rs their son and helr-at-law, have
changed the name of said minor from that Of Milo r.
Burnham TO that Of Milo r. Could II Is therefore or
dered by said Court that the said Charles A. and Emily
j. Gould enusc 70 be published In Vermont Watchman
and state journal newspaper published In Montpelier
aforesaid, notice Of the said adoption and change
name, three weeks excessively the last Of which shall
he before the first day Of June A. ID. 1868
NIB n r. MERRILL. Judge
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

iH NHiiNHNlf p HuilteN amount OF inc
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
bearing six per cent per annuuboth Interest and PrI
cipai being explicitly made "PAYABLE IN GOLD CoiS,n
cononahy with the specie laws Of the Pacific States
The Bonds are Of 81 900 each with semlannual gold
coupons attached payable in July and January.
81 The Company reserve the right to advance the
price At any time but all orders actually IN tansitu at
the time ofany such advance viii he filled at present
price They believed to combine greater attractions
Of safety reliability and profit than any other securities
offered, and are recommended to persons seeking
desirable steady investments We receive all classes Of
Government Bonds, their full market rates. in ex-
change for the Central Pacific Railroad Bonds thus
abns the holders to realize FROM per cent profit
and keep the principal of their investments equally
secure.
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention
Information Descriptive Pamphlets, etc, giving full
account of the Organization, Progress Business and
Prospects Of the Enterprise furnished on application
Bonds sent by return Express at cost
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29

Order Of Services at the Convention of IN,
Protestant hp''cS SWnr on,,rch !" the Diocese
ASSEMBLING At CHRIST CHURCH, MONTPELIER
W., oN TUESDAY, juNE2, 1868.
Tuesdoy I'd -Couvocation Of the Row
Clcrgv @ NJ consccrat;op Of church viii
consecrot;or so,,non H. ,be R;shon elcct Ia
ia NJ div;ne scr,;ce scr,non n, 10 o0yo,,1c
Cd II a NJ
uie5ges5ou RI Convention mcots G,,
nrol;minory org,niga,;on 1O'G NJ Cons.
cr,t;on Of R;sbon clect consocr,,ior sermo,
IN he o,no,,accd 10l 4 NJ. moot;n, ortrr..
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PAILRoAD ACROSS THE CONT.
III NFNT

Tho CGNrnAL PtcIrc RAILnoA D CoupASY are author
led by Acts Of Congress to construct with the aid and
supervision Of tho United States Government the West
oru and principal portion Of tho National Trunk Line
between the Pacific Coast and The Mississippi Valley
They have built by FIR tho most dlcult and expensive
portion oftheir Road and have unprecedented work
ing force extending tho track across the Salt Lake Basin
by the close Of scs 70 expected they will have ioo
miles in full operation and that the
ENTIRE LINE WILL DE COMPLETED IN 1870.
More than TwEsrY Millions OF DOLLARS have been
expended in the work. and the construction rcsoyces are
ample for tho remainder. They consist Of
&. UNITED STATES BONDS to the extent Of sl5ooo
per mile, average delivered "a the work progresses.
O. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the same amount
issued also according to the progress Of the road, and
having the preferred caimsuperior to that Of the Gov
crnment
o. GRANT or PUBLIC LANDS along the route, Il, 800
per mile or nearly ton million acres in all which
selling at the minimum rate Of s2iO per acre
3. CAPITAL STOCK ofs20oooooo ofwhieh ssco0oo
s subscribed and paid on the work done.
6. CASH RESOURCES, comprising Donations from
California sources amounting to sI,a5oOOO, Net Earn
ngs, etc. s65 TO 1870 soooooo making total Of more
than
Seventy Millions upon the first 726 Miles
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Dpat his.

-~~'>~>-~>--~>-~~--~~~-S~->-~-~~~
In Woodbury., April p, JULIA LUCINDA, daughter Of
Joseph and Betsey Answorh aged 32 years TO months
and 10 days
lior suntrlnEs and haulshps
Here are ceased,
Aud she has gone
r. the land Of peace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-29
LANES PATENT IMPROVED LEVER
SET CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,

WITH PATENT FRICTION FEED.
In ease and economy Of operation, and quantity and
quality of production, unsurpassed.
Lanes Improved Lever Sc; attached with facility to
any circular saw mill ~
Descriptive Circulars and price lists furnished APP
plication to
LANE, PITKIN 4 BROCK
Montpelier, v
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The court was opened in due form at noon.
The Chief Justice directed that the argument
proceed, and at half past twelve o'clock Mr.
Stevens moved to the clerks desk and read
his argument in partly firm voice from print
ed slips, In about ten minutes he took a
chair and read sitting. At five minutes be-
fore one o'clock his voice showed signs of
weakness, and Mr.. Butler read the remainder
of the argument. Manager Stevens said he
should discuss but single article, the one
that was finally adopted upon his earnest So
licitation and which if proved, he considered
as quite sufficient for the conviction of the
distinguished respondent; he desired to discuss
the charge in no mean spirit Of vituperation,
but to argue them in manner worthy Of the
high tribunal before which he appeared, and
Of the exalted position of the accused. The
trial Of the chief magistrate Of the nation
which was intensely interesting to millions of
men, could not be belittled and reduced to
moclery Mr.. Stevens after comparing the
system of impeachment in England with that
described in the American constitution, passed
on to the only question TO be considered, was
the respondent violating the law2 The right
charge which he MR. Stevens) had the honor
to suggest he was now expected to maintain.
The duty was light one but he apprehended
the respondent would find il difficult to eyade
when Andrew johnson took upon himself the
duties of office, he swore to take care that the
laws should be faithfully executed. The du-
ties of legislation and adjudioating the laws,
fell in no way to his lot To obey the COM
mands of the sovereign power of the nation,
,.,l a., lot al arh oh ttu .xhola
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-12-29


;s then refined, w,shel, dried and comoea .os
spjuning.-Ihe si;eroy Of Egypt has recently
discovered a conspiracy tooyerthroW MS 500
ment. Prince Hllinl, one ct the conspi'''o.s,
his been banished.--- t1ncinnau 'u41 q,
Of ThursdAy last, urges farmers 70 SCH uiei.
nork II saws: s.stand not upon the orier Oh
-. ..l;ur INIT all AT ON 70. AIR. Asabury,
;hs o,rncr 81 the English yacht Slppho, his is
srei a challenge in beh llf Of all Engl md, for q
watching contest fer the championship. Inc
first race 10 be from the Isle of Wight to n IL
and subsequently, three he.lts round Long isiina'
We have no doubt the ch ,llenge viii be ac:epted.
At the drawbrilge near Prison Point, Cha
town. on the Boston and Milne r. X, the en-
gine, tender, and blgge car ran OIL the Driise
into tue canal The passenger car was ctrrled
clear across, striking its forward end on tue a.
butmcnt on the other sile and there lodging
The engineer and fremen saved there lives by
Jumping into the canal, and no one wis killed
in the passenger ear, though all we're severely
sh lkcn and most of them severely scratched and
bruised. B tngor, Me-, is to hlye sklting
park 700 feet long by $50 feet wi e.---Sixteen
thousand acres Of mineral lind in Crawford CO.,
Mo-, were "knockel o'' last week for Ia cts.
per Mrs. Elizlbe Wilson Of Norfolk,
Va died last Fliity week aged l07 She lived
within few miles Of town but never visited 1t
in her life, snd probably never would haf she
lived TO be an old n!i--Ihs Senate have
s'shut down. on Andy, by deciding not to con-
firm any more executive appointments until al
ter the ith of March next.--A sister OF the
Reno brothers, who were murdered by the mob
at New Albany, Ind, upon being admitted to
see the dead bodies Of her brothers, after an out
burst of grief, dried her tears with her hend-
kerchief, md then placed it over the fice oil her
brother William, who hla TO the list protested
his innocence Then kneeling besle him and
placing her hand upon his heart she raised her
right towards Heaven and took this terrible
oath: ooh, my poor murdered brothers, may
God curse your sister if she avenge not your
death, terribly and fully: This Twill do, so help
God !" She is represented as prepossessing
young woman. Mr. J. Granger offers to show
any one how he ean make steamboat run at the
rate Of 100 miles and hour-Woolcn railroads
are now bcieJetl to be entirely sife and prlctic-
able at low rite Of speed, AMI IN be built for
5000 per mile.---If the perusl of our "mal-
tum in pryo" column does not pty our readers,
we shqll have lost good deal of llbor--It is
in contempt ltion to remove Union College from
S3hnectady to Albany, and connect il with the
medical and law schools and Albany Observable
ry, the whole to be erected into State Uni 'er-
the gifts to a newly-mlrried plir
at town in New York the other evening was a
broom, accompanied with the following senH-
ment:
"This triaing gift accept from me,
Its use | would commend;
In sunshine use the bushy part,
In storms the other end"