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out the principle Of first extinguishing
that portion of the debt which is least
productive to the owner.
The rule adopted in this State in regard
to demands upon which no interest is pay
ablelby contract, is to!allow simple interest
after such time as the demand ought to
be paid, and allowing no interest until
the detention of the money by the debtor,
is contrary to right and good conscience.
In ordinary running book accounts, it is
held that there ought to be settlements
as often as once year, and that the books
NAV be balanced at the end of each year,
from the commencement of the accounts,
and simple interest is allowed on such an
nual balances to the time Of final settle
ment.
The law of this State has no applica-
ton to the rate of interest, and manner
of computing the same upon government
bonds, or other similar obligations, and
does not in all respects control the opera
tions of banks and banking institutions.
We have only endeavored to give an ac-
curate statement of the Vermont rule of
computing interest under existing laws,
as far as it goes. We cannot be expected
to enter into a minute discussion of the
distinctions in contracts bearing upon this
subject, or to point out all the distinc-
tions in principles that have been settled
by our courts.
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Book Notices.

AMERICAN FARMERS HORSE 30 ~ BY
Robert Stewart, NJ D., v Phila-
delphia /eigler, McCurdy & c..
This is volume Of 600 pages, embrace
ing, in addition to the subjects usually
treated in similar works, full de,criptiqa
OF the causes and nature of several dis
eases 4-sauiiar to the American ho,ep. Civ
ing original, simple and effective modes
Of treatment, including those of some dis.
eases heretofore considered incurable. Il
also contains an extended treatise on Srock
raising and stock management. The
whole i, especially adapted, and a valua-
bic addition, to the library Of American
farmers. The author, Robert Stewart
distinguished veterinary surgoop -, =
this work embodies the res,. g .s....
years original ipvcs,igar' na 49,
It evidences thoso" II practical knowl.
.seases the horse il heir
-" acct the great want of Ameri-
s-owners. 1t is written in plain,
" ic language, that any one can under
stand with the aid of the glossary of tech
nical and scientific terms. So far as we
are able TO judge, it is a useful volume
that should be in the hands of every
horsepower aud farmer in the country.
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THE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE UNITED

VdE 1lAL b1AlloxlO6 OE 1IL C%NAAA0
STATES
Show that periodical and acute and chronic disor-
orders of the stomach and bowels, are among the
most prominent and fatal diseases In this coun-
CARDS diet the use of pernicious stImulants, and
the wear and tear of business excitement, and oil
"fast life" generally, have much too do with the
prevalence of these maladies in our cities; while
in the West, and especially in the newly opened
districts they chiefly due TO malaria, unWhoie
some water and the exposure and privation incl
dent to life in new settlements.
Now, it is fact that it is as possible TO pro-
tect the human system against these maladies,
as to guard life and property against the incur
sions of assassins and thieves. Strengthen the
vital organization with HOSTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BITTERs and it becomes as capable of re-
sisting the active principle of epidemic endemic
disease, a ireproof safe is Of resisting the ac-
ton Of combustion. This is the experience Of
thousands who have remained unscathed by ma
larious disorders in the sickliest season, while
their neighbors, who neglected to tone and regu-
late their system with this unequalled medicinal
stmulant. have fallen thick and fast around
them. Weakness invites disease. Nigor repels it.
Help nature 70 fight the good fight with infection,
whether it be in the air, the water or the soil with
this matchlees preparation,-a compound of the
rarest vegetable extracts with the purest of all
dlffusive stImulants
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SEcEsH VS.. YANKEE.-An incomplete
ly reconstructed Southerner moved to
Vermont lately, and soon afterwards his
family was increased by the addition of a
"native Vermonter." His oldest son, a
boy of four years, was at first delighted
with his little brother, but after few
weeks began to tire of his crying, and got
little jealous from fancied neglect. One
day he climbed up into his fathers lap,
and asked him, "Papa, which do you like
best, me or baby p The father, thinking
to please the little prattler, answered that
he liked him best. After a serious
thought, the shrewd youth said: "Pa, l
know why you like me besi." "Why r
asked the father. ats because I'm a
Southern man and baIy is a dreadful
Yankee"
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Using TEA BLACK DRAGON

H4,ar4l Lat eri~s .yrar I-tas strria-- T-l.
Irp.rd without auF a.lguuH or FOREIGN sH
st4no,-
C.a..l 81. I,s ylaiu He: o.Iisr, ossr -'.a s...
D.Izhtid H.slr. ,zeae8Iu-ly raF.rll .rs
C5mtuse all size healthy sls.uss # tie Iaa-fls..
ManlagiHs ara higher eia=- n natives u-a f-
Other.
This esl.lIa'.l Tea gsas fi-f introduced H-r.
ty tha Drsr.al Tea 1amTauT, ~ May. z-s
Naeu the lIrlltsl quantity imported ~ IaEs
-a.#. ~ chs Llsa TTle- % g -su pound. j. s-
WItn och uH4ual firi aIIr9sal, lfl3 tile l0s.4..
for o. irufa sd -ee'iaus W4z 40 gr.s+. s..-
t4le Company at Dfee made arIaulserl me- 'a Ff.-
ruSe j. lalE"4 supply, upon moe i4Eeraols ts-Ia-
'ag th- future ana thsy Lats glt received .4a
T7 invoice for thi- y-aI. which vii r. sold ~ -t
-DN prIee - sl.l0 pound. ~ ThIeh Bout 4--.a
gFef hail "Att % co-t one year if-Hr y = ..#
ehraT.-t lea known. and Dr. Company t... +..4t
they cannot 200 highly liUrseIll 81 - $40
drink lea. A. it pa-se--e- the flavor and -fT.ra
tnd TIE su3tain,, iuslsaIa'ins TE94-rt-a- ai s-a
Black aud 6Test., wlti.aUt 4s.y injurious s4all.-
bang chemically ruI and fEat ifafa raiHrI-I. ~
,sr or any foreign miNiure, j. viA -sllt ihr t-'
and please all Whs iyre lea-
IAi- ia = put up neatly % pound TaE.. Is.
pound. ~ chest viii TIE TTl.t $40 Iflste- .r
each package. Iil. sha.asfl. prla.- ty he sf-r
b. 800 paaua. and orders mon Traders, Ha,.-
kt.I+E-. I.-l3..g-, tll's 81 auIlias. iaI .l.-.s
~ sH pounds W. more. w4ll he file. ~ The VA.-a-
-te Tria- PaItlss IEIrg IH -uHE.> who're We f.E.
agents can always st ti3- .l#..t fr.El thea.
Like all o'l.Hr -so-s -til - Gle OIirutll T.
lufaT suy. til- Tea b. .rral-ts4 - gIEr tft.Ta
-lfI-ftefIYn. ans parties - Z. ris ram Do 80 gtt
the full a--tsTaree tiat II tae whole ~ any ptIt
fails -uf. - may p, returned a. er - gt.f-a
lr1 We pl.E refund fi-a money.
>lr.Gtf $e.ltE A. iua'.er 81 convent ilH-
20 3D.. ruhiss aIe arranging viii ATa.l-aarsss
AMI other SIersl44u:.. al ut,T 3D. caHntry. D..
Agent TOR @e.iiIs1 arsr Teas ANA C.iitg- lE .-
beatty, - cur wIresG=e Tr.es-. OR profits are
-la AZ, fut ~ give over isrr-fttAs ~ 'L.fn -
Accents On commission. w wart au Acsnt Do
every toRu in thu IL. "a. aai HIll send ili T'sr-
tiegl as terms TIles-l.-t-. A.. uI 4Iihcatian
hy mani from Trader desiring b.
Address
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY.
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ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY,
Igwkl4w Boston. Mass
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THE BAsE-BURNING
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

MORE IMPROVEMENTS AsD TWO MORE PATEETs
After a long series Of experiments, We have
added the Base Burning principle to this already
wOrld-renOwned StCse, by means Of bot air cham
beers in front and rear OF the firebox, and Tegu-
lator at the pipe collar. With this improvement
we accomplish the following results
LIST. A coal fire can be kept all winter by re-
plenishIng the fire twice every u hours
I'd. A continuous fire can be kept through the
winter with the consumption of less than 20 lbs.
Of coal in "a hours, and the oven kept III baking
order large portion of the time.
80. The coal will be thoroughly consumed
without the usual amount of cindcrs and clink-
ers, and the annoyance Of dumping the CRATE
every morning 10 make fresh fire. avoided.
attn. For a wood fire, with two mod, rate sized
sticks of dry wood, a fire can be kept from ) TO
IS hours without any trouble.
This will be found the greatest improvement
yet made IN Cooking Stoves. II has all the ad-
yantagcs of a self-freder with much greater econ
omy OF fuel, and without its inconycnIe-ces. II
IL fully secured 10y letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD q CO,
l. and - Green Street,
Albany, y. Y.
For sale by
COBURN & RYAN,
taf N EuTEspH
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CRIsTADORO,s HAIR DYE -.

Operates as rapidly as Electricity. No sooner is
the hair moistened with it, than a glorious Black
or Brown is produced. There is no sm-ll no
staining OF the skin no failure no delay.
CRISTaDORO,S HAIR PRFSERVATIVF
Are you premonished by the falling hairs that
badness approaches! Sir, madam, there Is, IN
that case, no time for hesitation OF delay. Crls-
tadoro's hair preventative, used regularly morn
ing and evening, will surely prevent the NOR
titying contingency and recover your head with
a vigorous growth OF hair, the dew will revive
the whitening grass. There il mo such word
fail"
Sold 10y Druggists, ana applied 10y all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. GS Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. q Aston House. In-l-iw
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HAD HIM TIGHT.-A gentleman from
Quincy, Ill, lately applied to President
Grant for an Office. On being asked if he
had any recommendations he produced a
letter strongly recommending him to
johnson for the same Office, written three
years ago, and signed U. s. Grant.
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News in Brief.

The Fourth of July comes on Sun
day this year.
The Indians call Gen. Custar "Creep-
ing Panther"
Cornelius Vanderbilt returns an in.
come of $62,230.
-Bangor, Me-, is to celebrate its GEN.
tcnniai anniversary this year.
Since 1852, the French public debt
has been increased 1861 100000.
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THE Pooh MANS FRIEND.-Doctors' bills are
too long for poor mans pocket, but many of
them may be avoided by keeping Grace's Salve
in the cupboard. 1t is the precious pot Of ONT
ment," curing burns, cuts, scalds, wounds, chill
blains, chapped hands, &c. Prudent housewives
viii save their husbands hard-earned money by
purchasing box Of this salye.
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EURoPE-The French elections are
progressing peacefully.
An outbreak in Ireland is feared, and
the police in Cork are therefore ordered to
be unusually vigilant.
"A rumor is current that descendant
of famous Polish patriot is to be ap-
pointed Governor of Galicia. This is re-
garded in Vienna as an anti-Russian dem
onstration by the Austrian government.
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HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
Eraaicates Eruptive and Lucrative Diseases Of
tie Throat, Nose, Eycs, Eytlids,
Scalp and SKIN,

EraalcAtc5 Eruptlye and Lucrative Diseases OF
tie Throat, Nose, Eyes, Eyelids,
Scalp, and Skin,
Which So l.sdrIre the appearance, Turslng the
evil effects Ut mercury ana moving All tiints
the remnants 81 Diseases here lItary or otherwise
ana - taken y adults and children with perfect
safety.
Two tahle-sroonf,.ls of ile Extract Of Sarsapa-
riila. added 20 a pint 81 water, is equal 20 the
Lisbon Diet Drink, arI one bottle i equal 70 a
gallon OF the Syrgp Of 4isriIl, tie Gecoc-
lions usually made.
An interesting letter l. Tu' lishei in the Mcli-
co-GhirurgIeal Review, uu tEr subject OF the TX
tract 81 S~ip trlla ~ certain affections, by Ben
1amiu Trtvrrs =. i. j.. a.. Speaking OF those
diseases, aud diseases arising from the excess OF
mel gry, be states That remedy Is equal 10 the
ENtract ui -trsaparllla It's power Is cxtr,i-rdi-
nary, mgig So than any other drug am acquaint-
eel with u IS IN the >'ric,tst sense, u tonic saith
tins Iuy ain 4b,c attribute, that II is applicable 10
a state ct the system 50 sunkrn, and Yet irTtA-
blc AS renders other substances 81 the tome class
unavailable on injurious.
HELAIBOLp'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
sAknAPAEILLA,
Est4b.i hyi upwards Of 8 years TIeuaicl by
IL T. HELMBuLD.
5yI Broadway, -. Y.
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black and white, are again frequent. If
it is expected that these deeds will be toll
Grated, great mistake is made. Grant
the President has not forgotten how
Grant the Soldier put down the rebellion.
A hint ought to be sufficient. Peace and
submission to the law we must and will
have.
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JACKSON's'C ATAEEH SNUFF AND
TROCHE POWDER,

TROCHE POWDER,
A dchghifI and pleasant remedy On Citarrh,
Headache, BAD l!rr lth, Huatseuyes, asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, deafness, Sc, aud all disuI-
ders resulting tlpiA Colds M
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
This remedy .!u,-- not "1ty y" Atatarrh but
LOOSESS n; trees tie head oil all offensive
matter, quickly removing Bad Bretth aud Head
ache; allays and southcs tine burning heat IN
Catarrh Is SO mild and agreeable in it, effects
that Il positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZINGi
A. froche Powder, Is pleasant Ia the taste,
and never uauseates; when swallowed instantly
gives 10 the Throat and Vocal Organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS
AND COMFORT.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world, Try IL.
Safe, Reliable and only IS Cents
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, IiSON x co, Prop'rs,
Philadelphia.
Wholesale Agents, g. q. Goodwin Co, Rust,
Bros. N Bird, NJ. $. Burr Co., Weeks & Potter,
Boston; Henry x Co., Burlington, VI.
At retail by Druggists everywhere.
octlid&w7m
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SpefiaI yntifes.
VICTORY.

A CONQUEST INSTANT AND SUBLIME,
Ger spiteful Nature and DER bhghting Time!
Hair white or gray, or red as sunset sky,
Assumes Black OF Brown, that charms the
eye,
Beneath the spell of CRIsTADoRO'S DYE.
CRISTADOROS HAIR PRESERVATIVE.
AND BEAUTIFIER.-Thi famous preparation
is guaranteed to preserve the hair IN its full beauty
and luxuriance throughout life. If the hair is
thin, it thickens it if dull and dead-ooking, it
gives it a magnificent gloss. 1t is warranted TO
remove scurfand dandrufi prevent the hair falling
off, restore it in bad spots, canse it 70 curl, and
keep it in splendid order under all circumstances,
and in all climates.
Sold by druggists and applied by all hair dress
ers. Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane. Princi-
pal depot No. Astor House. apr29iSylm.
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STEEL RAILS FOR THE HARLEM
Two thousand tons of steel rails are being
distributed along the line of the Harlem
railroad, which will be laid down az rap.
idly as possible.
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"BUY ME AND I'LL DO you GOOD,

DIR. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters are a
sure remedy for Liver Complaint in all its forms,
Humors of the Blood and Skin, Scrofula, Dyspep-
STA, Costiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice, Head
ache, and Bilious Diseases, General Debility, &c.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels
restore the appetite purify the blood, strengthen
the body, and thoroughly prepare it to resist dis
eases Of all kinds. GEO. G. GOODWIN & CO.,
Boston. Sold by all druggists. ml2d4m
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10 There several kinds of worms which
trouble horses; the pin-worms, pointed at both
ends are the most common and most dangerous.
Sheriaan's Cavalry Condition Powders will in Ia
few days eject the worms, and the horse will be-
gin to thrive.
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"COSTAR'S"

"COSTARS'
sTANDARD REPARATIOs
shE
'.COsfar's" Rat, Roach, &c, ExterTniI,tors.
s.fo-tar's" Bed Bug DETERMINATIONS.
stCostar's" tonly pure Insect Powder.
q, Beware - Of spurious imitation.
IAN Druggists IN Rutland sell them"
Address 'COsiar" 10 Crosby -, -. Y. ~ grif.
r. Henry, Successor toj Dernas Barnes a o..
Park Row. -. Y.
Ssoid Nv r FRNN A. Go. Rutland ~.
Julyl3dSyly
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NorNG I.ApIEs EEWAEE,

OF the injurious effects Of Face Powders an j
WASHES. All such remedies close up the pores 81
ne skin, and IN a short time destroy the com
/ lexi9n. II you would have q fresh healthy and
y outhtul appearance, use HelIntu!d's Extract
: lrslpaIllla
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The STATUS OF VIRGINIA.-Chief
Justice Chase, during his recent term of
court in Richmond, rendered several de-
cisions which let a great deal of light into
the mixed up Jurisprudence of Virginia,
and made the paths straight for the fu-
ture in all respects. He decided that the
14th amendment was not retroactive, and
did not operate as a general Jail delivery
by working the disqualification of the Off
GERS of the law prior to its passage. He
also decided that the circulating notes of
the municipal corporations issued in aid
Of the rebellion were not a legal claim
against such corporations now, and he
further decided that the United States
officers in default at the breaking out of
the war, against whom suits have not
been brought, may successfully plead the
statute Of limitation The maxim, inter
a1nla leges alentes might have had a prac-
teal and literal application here, but now
1t will require additional legislation by
Congress to prevent this expense, and the
successful escape of numerous yet uncon-
victed defaulters.
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ALIENS CONGRESS BITTERs

ALIENS CONGRESS BTTTERS
Regulate the stomach and bowels, purify the
blood and produce healthy appetite, after which
all diseases Of the body must cease; vigor viii be
restored and life become o source OF happiness,
Try them. Sold by all druggists.
Manufactured by w. ALLEN,
apl5dly Fort Edward, n. Y.
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e0- Factories and machine shops should not
be allowed to run day without Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment. In case Of sudden accident, an
immediate use of it may save weeks of suffering,
and perhaps a limb, or even life.
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GEoRGA.-Certain rebels of Georgia
are doing what they can to destroy the
good opinion that the North has been form.
ing Of that State. Murders Of loyal men
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4 CENTS WANTED FOR THE
SECRET HISTORY
or THE CONFEDERACY

OF THE coz ACG
The 4s'Uuu1ltg reyela ti0n- and startling dr.
closures ms9e IA tbls work, sire creating The mot
ln.sD q .-ir. Inf h. minds 81 she people % Obtain
o.. TIE -.TIef fslItleIi Intrigue, Ae-. 81 BaEl-
Nf-f.Ti.s fTHfn "I-lIHd thr Srsna- IN Bsab-
ruaud- D" aF.. thoroughly FsUflIt'.d. send In eiI
cYlar- aul sra our Tif~ aI4 fan 4t-eIBptiyu -
th..nnlk AAaEt--
NkTIGAhL III BII~ HING co.
Ill.IsttAIa. Ia
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~ In the Spring months, the system natural
ly undergoes a change, and Helmbold's Highly
Concentrated Extract Of Sarsaparila ia an assist.
ant Of the greatest value.
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT
TNT.yt1T' AN.+T CEpTLEfr aTF
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.

uaysn- hy,u afflicted with chronic ai-,asa 81
tta I-a-t7se organs. described ly 5ily-i laEl-
enhancement ~ Tie Eyer ana iui tf mar. 20 81 t.
stomach, IuT o. than ten year. an8 suffered
rfl' @u5+- s-u newer describe. witEar- gt..sE
fra-u A. gaa-t tATt.L medical - - That r.-55
' ru;s 't. ,a4s Iul-sce3 ty che rfESleIau "a ia
iast u-.e. gre 10 tTy Doed'- NerEIEe and l,-
rs-s HT4tor- ilc ll-tl-nt --3 H. .Iiate. h. s3.
D. i.i- asI practice. aid could recommend . .E
tl4e highest t.rm- ] had shout la-t fgftt a
.,sfytaIu.. htlt 4 followed his advice TrH.-r-G
%" IHt 4l,ffr. q he effect iurI IIaa a., tlIta
! e#uiluued i,s use. and s*il lulTEnEa- blow
Iu- % ur J grew stronger and stronger sf-
suffered l.s- sid l,s-- from fly frIub Tbs ga
.ous mHrfts-uutll Ms Relieved at.. u.s-e- %
100 t'gi-tf Eu4l's NeryIue re,tUl~l ias ta g.il-
Ilsta aud -agns health and ua lslrgl--- ls a.#H
20 eAIHe-- THE gratitude I fe-l a. ben. Ht3. nf#s
u4af-. 1 au thoroughly cured 20 the lHlIl.e
suffering that had made ten years ~ my lie mos
fr..t,lrd. No une can conceive uE joy N..a tH-
r4at 'Npeiseii.es "a 4lkc Teeog, rs.
J.. D.. LIBBY.
81. d sui. Niru.
for sac - al Druggist n one rol.sr ~
lie lsW&aew
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unless in pure white wrappers, both WoIcDtt'=
Pain Paint, for pam, and his AnuiLilitor for
Cltarrh. Take none other, or You arc cheated
Sold by all druggists
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English Opinions of ,Ir. sumner

MIR. Sumner is now the recipient of
fierce denunciation and of malignant
abuse from. Englishmen at home and
abroad, lust as he used to be attacked by
the slave power at the South, and by its
northern allies. From the editor of the
London Times to Professor Goodwin
Smith, all loyal subjects Of the Queen APP
pear animated by a vindictiye hostility
toward the Massachusetts, senator. who
has placed the conduct of John Bull to-
ward this country during the war in its
true light before the civilized world. As
an instance of the malignity OF this feel
ing, the following letter is quoted, one Of
many received by Mr.. Sumner Of Il SINH
lar character during the past fortnight,
which can but remind BIN Of the insult
ing missives which he used to be favored
with by the Southern chiyalry. In tie
letter was an editorial from the Specta-
tor
LoSDoN, May 4,
SIR, l enclose the opinion OF one Of the lead
J'A'AttAS VI bAL7 CouitiS Is 10 your fl.4NEt,
and have only to add my own, which is that you
are mischief making, ill-conditioucd Yankee
scoundrel.
Your obedieut servant,
An ESatIsu&sH
Mr.. Sumner has also received several
letters from Canada of a similar import
On the other hand, he has received letters
from England from distinguished men
saying his speech was just the thing, also
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