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Tho danger of family divsic Or sPoils and how
true isit, that housea famiy-divided against ~
sell cannot stand nut mere Y another anu more
serious danger 70 which W. ass oAPoscd IN tncse
non-Pohticai, moneymak days; more serious,
because the effects o. u mss'ep are more extensive
ana iasungi u ~ me aanser, IN our scramble Tor
riches ana power o, IN their op'ainmen' the
fundamental pr'nclpes o. democracy, ana the lead
ing ccns.tuuonal pnnclPie OF that party, oy WELD
ing inc government 10 aiu IN lucrative schemes, ana
pushing y beyond constitutional landmarks.
wing oankeIs, New England tarlfl-men, hangers
On ~ lor CORPORATE privileges, are Always attempting
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CONTRADICTIONS
For the Union.
THE FAR, WEST.
WAsHNeroN, Oct. nj, ls4

WAsHMGroN, Oct. IA, l045
DEAR SIR am indebted TO an estImabe offcer
of the United States navy for the accompanying In
teresting description Of California. IL was prepared
by him some time since, but was not intended for
publication. Anxious TO obtain all the information
possible in relation TO that important portion OF the
American continent, had frequent conversations
with him on the subject, during ono>Qf (which he
obligingly furnished me with his written opinions,
drawn up while he was upon the coast and author
lied me TO dispose of them as ! thought proper.
Since the cessation of her hostilties with China,
Great Britain has had her eye steadily fixed upon
the shores of the east Pacific. She clearly foresees
that, before the close of the present century unless
she can control the ports in that direction, the
largest commerce that ever has been carried on be-
tween two nations, will be between the United States
and the Celestial Empire. The Chinese yet know
nothing of the value of machinery; but at no dis
tant period il will be ascertained by them, when
they will manufacture at lower prices than any peo-
pie earth, and consequently supply us with such
arcles-taking in return wool, cotton, lead, &c--as
are now produced in England.
The highway from Europe and North America
TO Polynesia, the East Indies, and Southern China,
is destined to be located through Oregon and Cali
forna, if this nation will be but true to its own great
interests. The overland mail from London to Can
ton Is, on the average, about seventyve days IN It's
transit. As soon as we have railroad commune
cation to the Pacific, the distance between these
great commercial emporiums will be reduced, by the
Atlantic and inland American route, to forty days!
But have not leisure to say more just now:
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not DO said to be well-wooded country Its min
eral productions are but mperfeciy known; no coal
as vet, has been discovered Btumen is found in
abundance in the vicinity Of Los Angeles, and some
other places. Gold has been discovered in the
mountains not far from Los Angeles; and ii is said
the mines may be worked proftably.
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an, sssERr BssON AND srevF
mANueACrOR1.
THE mbscribcri Ia rcceivingsnd
hceps e~o.sAnty o. had a whosssnAs Al -
tan and a IL 0wes prcea
rais and japan ra Ware Of svsry dsssup-
ton.
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ERoh Growers Of known re
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B~ci-Early Blood turniP rooted
do yellow
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White siicsiau French sugar
Brocoli-whitc and rurpi- r-pc
Cabeare-I.ariy s. Large York,
Early and Late Ba1crrra. Ear
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WNSUMPTIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.
VuloMsoNs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND wooo
covered for pulnonary Consumption. Bronchitis. Splitting Of Blood,
A.,sna, and all dis sass. Of the respiratory organs
The readers attention is requested TO the following astonishing
cure OF a lady well known in this community
:. PniLADrLruiA. March 3. 1874.
Dear sir-Arhough unsolicited by you ! consider il a duty owe
to my ,Shsnns fellow Creatures to make the foHo~inx .ts'emes.
lever. has 50 astonishing n cure been effected in Pulmonary Con
Four year ago I had a violen, atiaeL Of billion. fever. which len
my general health IN a wrtehsd condition. with great ~rakne- at
violence until all th- symptoms OF Pulmonary Consunpsioab became
fsarfnny sppArsi: such as eopious nigh, sw-af~ SORENESS ssd swei
hns OF the throat hectic fever. hosrseness and onen total loss Of
voer, sense of snaocation and dreadful oppression. - that fr tsn
n %S".S' sSss.ssr, It we. n,ss.sg every niss, To prop ms Nc wah
one time threw uPa fai pint of blood. Such was my disir~... that
had To keep my throat constantly moist with some cooling liquid.
and To crown an. . suffered with violent, paipnaticn Of the hsat-
Every morning ! would cough up with great pain. large quantities
o rru'd matter In this eoudition rapidly wasted away. and had
not The shadow OF a doubt that before this winter wa. over should
be a CORPSE.
for Consumption, but none OF them even ~ much as RELIEF we'd e
l Also had the advice, a, d'Ierrn, periods, Of four good physicians,
who did all they could Tor mr, with 10 avail. They In urn mo
noanerd me ineurabse. and ad thai, might hns-r a few month.
eu, my disease was confirmed Consumption, and beyond the reach
In orier. IL possible, ,oproeur- at least an abat.men, Of my suffer
inr~ friend -"errstsd the ~ OF your Compound syrup OF Tar.
anil brOush, IN a bou- and ! could scarcely credit the evidence
Of my SENSES. Mt The immediate AMI wonderful reuert afforded me.
I took regular for two months, every symptom gradually di-ap-
pcard my lungs healed, my strength returned, and a-ioni-iinx asst
may SEEM from being scarcely abs to raise my head nom the pill
low, am now able to walk miles without fatigue. and your inyai.
uabh mcdeisc has through the blessings OF God, been the means
literally, OF reseuins me from the grave
Should you think proper to publish this you are at liberty To refer
the snhetedto me. that every word OF the foregoing may be sub
Stimulated by mc in person. MARY UANEy,
Prepared AMI sold by $ p. Thomson, N. f. corner sh and spme.
burg J. Gish. Lancaster J. v. Lambert. Reading. Va: Dame q AM.
rich Poushkeepsie. n: York; Z " Hswhnss Trenton, M; p. Wool
mar. Burlington, N. }; Seth w. Roberts Mobile, Ala; A n. q ID.
sands. n. Y.
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Sold by ALEx'R DUvAL q CO. only authorised agent. for
RICHMOND ana vicinity. fe s7-3m
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WE take IN

WE take TINS occnston to give
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CRATES and COOKING Rangcu of an hind, that
are generally u-rdin this msrkct. cf our own
manufacture, which We wills ell On rcascuah,s
terms. Al-a kou's Agneulsurai Furn.ess fos
sssamine food fos esoek. which ws yin ell a
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are the only rails In existence contajuI s,r.-...u. -.
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Supper sets ght AMI pain whte
Tea Sets. "
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V 0 l.. VII. NO. a2
ID A L L r Y,S

THE original and genuine Magical Pal,
- Extractor, The wonder and blessing of
the age. A hundred fold cheaper and su.
perlor 10 all other compounds. Fame from
million tongues, says, meet 10 The Bibio
| let ii be preserved" of ii cost $IOO hoy
we will keep ii constantly in the house-we
hold II indispensable as bread" All pains.
even those OF the worst burns, are instantly
| stopped by il, and Of bruises, swollen, broken.
strained, sIung, poisoned, cur, jambed. or
otherwise wounded parts; and cured acjh-
out scar. 1t uniles broken limbs rapjdlv
and cures the 1oorSt piles, sore ewes. con,si.
patton, inflammation, and painfulness Of The
bowels indeed all internal and EXTERNAL
soreness, bronchitis and spinal Injuries. in
truth whether man or beast be SUFFERING. lika
miracle ii cures.
The renovaling and balmy Influence #
this woodworking sanalve is tas, exren-
ding itself into every corner of this in,elli.
gent continent. Look into the splendid
mansion and the fair daughters within lis
precincts will say, 1--WE owe much to its ma
sic TOUCH" Turn your footsteps toward Tho
more humble cottage and the tender mother
will bless its soothing aid. And the pru.
dent busbandman will confess he has never
lost cows udder, gelded Idub, pig. calf
or colt, had CALLED shouldered horse, or lost
his labor by scratches, picks Or strains, since
he has used it.
For list Of the diseases for which this
medicine is pre-eminently beneficial see
pamphlets at Agents.
CAUTlON-toiguard against counterfeit
The genuine Extractor has Fl. DALEY written
with pen on each box. A counterfeit Is
already offered, more may spring up, and
probably will Avoid them as you would a
highway assassin. Recollect that The saIys
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All orders must be addressed 10 Fl. Dali
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PAID. S,ew1y
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ebbing and flowing for some hours and
was greatly agitaed. The cause was
| imputed 10 an earthquake. AT three
O'Clock the same afternoon a most appal-
ling and terrific tempest came down into
Antwerp. upon the Oswegochia river,
some 80 or 40 miles from the lower end
of the same ake-about five O'Clock the
same tempest reached Union Falls, on the
river Siranac, and at about 6 o'clock
reached Burlington, on the East side OF
Lake Champain, and in the evening pass
ed Shoreham, Vernon, on the same side
of Lake Champain. In tracing the path
of this storm upon the map and comparing
time with distances, it appears that the
storm was occupied about seven hours in
its journey; about four hours of which
was in passing from Antwerp TO Shore
ham, leaving three or more hours tor It's
movements on the Lake 10 where it con-
vulsed the waters of Ontario at Cobourg
10 Antwerp.
Having before me The Railroad maps
of this region with the elevations and de.
pressions O! surface, also minerologi>
cal chart, together with maps of New
York, Vermont and Canada and besides,
| have the temporary use ola terrestrial
observatory of gigantic height which over
looks an immensely of surface, the path
way of the storm, the great highway OF
the tornado. The active force of the storm
was evidently electric, and it followed in
its journey the meteorological stratas
Yours, sc. E. merriam.
Banks of Ausable, Oct. %, l845.
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TheVegciable BaIsdmic ELK, Las

Vegetable Baisdmic Eljxi, Las
now been IN general use for more Than
ten years, and thousands, taught its neon
| parable value by experience its wonderful
| curative properties, have accorded 10 il re.
lebriIy unparalleled in tie whole wide
range OF Medical science in this or any 9th,
er country.
| Since this powerful medicine first became
known, immense numbers, who believed
| themselves in the last stages of a confined
consumption, and pronounced by the most
skillful physicians in the country as past all
hope of recovery, have been rescued mirac-
ulously from the grasp Of Death, by It's use,
and are now blessed with health e. strength,
1t is Natures own simple Restorative
Healing Balm prepared by one who was
brought to the very brink of the grave ty
Consumption. aud from plants Celebrated
lar Their great medicinal virtues. lis tie
employment OF natural means 10 overcome
and coUnteract the evils Of Nature healing
the acerated Lungs of the afflicted na,jrnt
in the worst possible cases and restoring tho
functions OF The diseased members 10 sI1ono
and healthy action. 1t has effected cures
where all other medicines have failed,
In all cases OF Asthma, Whooping couob.
Group, or the accumulation of Phlesm So
destructive TO the health and life of children
1t is particularly recommended as an unfail.
ing cure, and no flmiIy in lbe Union, if lIev
wish to preserve their children from suffer.
Ing. and death, should be without it.
Almost countless testimonials Ct its re-
malkable cures, from every quarter Of The
Union, and from individuals in every con-
dlIlon OF life, are its best credentials.
sowinhg IN The most conclusive manner
mat ihls Preparation acts uron lie
human system In manner littlc short Of mi.
raculous. These may be found in the dailv
papers, and also may be obtained 10 ramnb.
Iels s., ana handblls Of agents free tf cost,
rms Incompatible medicine is nrenored
only by N. Fl. Downs, Troy VT, The oIioin.
al Inventor and proprietor.
CURTIS & SMITH, 81. Adams. VI,
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Acen,@
can be supplied in any part Of The Union, W
oh ''e Gest terms. vuL6.no.4E
Sold by especial appointment, by
" ROSS, r. BLAKE, Agents in
Brandon.
w e. c. sroddard, Rutland,
ID. Andrews, Manchester,
o. Smith, Wilmington,
w. p. Russell, Middlebury.
s s. ?. R R SeIIJ''' Montpelier.
Charles Morgan, Rochester,
Ha ra x & ' H"6ur, Burlington,
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G. w. Parmalee Bristol.
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From the Salem Register.
THE SPOT FOR MY GRAVE.


Give me a grave where the wild blossoms revel,
Let me Tepose meath some whispering tree,
Close by the home of the robin and sparrow,
Near TO the haunts of the murmuring bee,
Bury me not where the place is all silent,
Saving The sound of the bat on the wing
Or the screech of the owl in his midnight carousal
Haunting the spot like a terrified thing.
Let me not lie where the brier and hramble
Choke tho green grass DER my place of repose ;
Give me no grave where the poisonous nighlshadt
over my ashes its dim shadow throws
Friends that loved in the hour of my being,
Never would visit my desolate bed,
Or II they came, they would turn away shuddering
Linking dark thong hts with The home ofthe dead
No,-let me lie by the side of some streamlet
Mufm'ring its song in the fowl resented air;
Seek we some place where the spot is all JOYOUS,
Meet for my spirit, and bury me there.
On, should slumbe, so peacefully, sweetly,
Blossoms to deck me and music around
Angels, methinks, would be ever beside me,
Making the charnel place heavenly ground
Friendship would come with its off ring of roses,
Twining chaplet TO lay on my tomb,
Love would be there with smile and u teardrop,
Smiles for my memry and tears for my doom;
There they would linger the long summer evening,
Likning my race TO the courss of the sun,
Glad in its rising and calm in its sitting
Sinking TO rest when my journey was done.
Over my grave they would talk of the lost one,
Fondly recalling each Trait that was DEAR
Tenderly throwing the pail Of oblivion
Over the faults of the cherished one near.
Then they would pause in the pleasant recital,
Marking the loneliness scattered abroad,
turning their thoughts to the lovelier dwelling,
Where the departed was wrestling with God.
Then let me lie where the wild blossoms revel,
Let me repose meath some whispering tree,
Close by the home Of the robin and sparrow,
Near to the haunts otthe murmuring bee;
Oh, should sIumber so peacefully, sweetly,
Blossoms to deck me and music around
Surely kind angels would hover beside me,
Making the charnel spot heavenly ground.
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York. the Rev Mr. DeForest, Evangelist in the
western part of this state, Rev Sebastian Street
err of Boston. the wife of Erasmus Dlbble, Esq.
in Moravia. and hundreds of others, have been
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and no medicine has ever been offered to the pub
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most happy and lasting effects.
HEADACHE,
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also all the distressing symptoms arising from free
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sHERMANs CAMPHoR LOZENGEs.
They act speedily and relieve in very short
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RHEUMATISM,
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effectuay relieved by Sherman's Poor Mans
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in tie reach of all. So great has become the
reputation of this article, that one million will not
begin to supply The annual demand. 1t is ac-
TO the best Strengthening plaster in
the world.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Dr. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster has his name
with directions printed on the back of the Plaster,
and a G5- fac simiie 80 Of the Doctors written
name under the directions. None others are gen
uine, or to be relied on. DR. Sherman's Ware
house il No LOG Nassau ST New York.
w6m 7:eo Y. Ross, agent, Brandon.