National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-26

~ The members of the House
from Vermont, OH the question OF
excluding the vote of Georgia, voted
in the affirmative, and as the eiec-
tors did not cast their votes OF the
day prescribed by law our delega
ton were undoubtedly right in their
vote. They afterwards voted to ia
bic Mr.. Buffers resolutions implied
eddy censuring Mr.. Wade, and the
Senate, and this vote, whatever
may be their views of the correct
ness of the parliamentary rulings OF
Mr.. Wade, was also undoubtedly
wise. Nothing can be really gained
by officially cenSuring anybody for
last Wednesdays proceeding, but
something may be gained by legis,
lation looking to future action and
this we have 10 doubt Will be IA
vOred by our De- cation.
Mr.. Morrill, and Mr.. Edmunds vot-
ed n The Senate with the majority
in favor of the course ultimately pur-
sued by Mr.. Wade in fact, Mr.. ed
munds introduced the resolution
under which that action was taken
They justified it as the true parlia
mentary method of precedure.- free
man.
WESTERN CORNFIELDS.--Ag gen
tlenan of veracity, writing from ILL
nols to friend east, says: -"W hllc
out hunting some time ago, was in
some cOrnfields which belong to Sui
Iivant, (his daughter was the belle
of Saratoga last season,) who prob
ably OWNS more land than any other
farmer il the state. He is the pro-
prictor of nine townships, each six
miles square. Last year he bad %
600 acres of corn. This seems like IL
big story, bnt it is true. strayed
into one field and walked four and
a half miles before | came to the
end of the row of corn which fol-
lowed"
CHARLES READE's New STORY
The literary event of the month
indeed, we might say. of the yeal
is the commencement of Charles
Rcade's new story. The Galdry
the magazine that was fortunate
enough to secure the advance sheets
sends out in its March number the
three opening chapters. MIR. Read(
always had II happy genius i'll the
selection Of titles, and it has not de
serted him in this case. Put
Yourself in His Place" piqucs Gu
riosity and suggests great posslbill
ties. 1t certainly is tlattcrlng evi
dencc of Mr.. Readc's ability and his
hold on the popular regard, that al
u period when novels, serial and
complete, swarm from English ant
American presses by the hundreds
the commencement of Il new tale b,
this master of fiction marks Il nota
l'e day in the year.
"Put Yourself in HIS Place
opens vigorously, and the March in
stalmcnt ei1cctually secures the III
teIcSt of the reader in the fortunes
of the characters introduced. The
Galdry Will be i'll eager demand.
Gall Around the world" is til,
title of an advertisement that typi
iicS the universal demand for " Bar
rctt's Vegetable Hair Restorative,
which took the highest premium
over all competitors, at the n. ii
State Fair, in lSGG.-IndidnRdpOH
JOUyRdl.
To the Weak, the Worn, and tn
Weary, the Editor of the Bosto
Recorder says, awe can most III
hesitatingly recommend the Peruvi
an Syrup, Il protected solution Of tn
protoXide Of iron, to all the weak
tee worn, and the weary, having
richly experienced its benefits. |
possesses all the qualities claimed
for it by its proprietor. e"
We noticed in one of our cXchan
gcS this week the statement Of Dca
uohn llodgkins, of South Jefferson
Me-. whose son was cured of Incl
pient cons l,ntion by the use of John
sons Anodync Linimcnt. We rctc
to this ut this time as tending t,
corroboiate the statement we mad,
last week in relation to this Lini
mcnt as applied to consumption.
Hon. L. $. Allen, of Fairhavcr
VT, { Manufacturer of the celebrate,
Kerosene Safes, y writes as fol-
lows to Messrs. Reyes 4 Co., New
bury, Vt.
GENTLEMEN:--Last spring be
came afflicted with u severe cough
AS is usual in such cases, | gave i
little heed, ut first. grew worse
and ut length became alarmed, an,
commenced 'doctoring.' took al
of the domestic medicines whicl
promised relief.
| procured many cough remedies
which had won for themselves
names i'll advertising columns, bu
no relief came. | grew so weak Il,
to he almost unable to attend to bus
mess. Then ] remembered that nj
most 20 years before, "Cartcrs
Compound Pulmonary Balsain,'
was u standard and successful rem
edy for Coughs and Colds in my