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Washington telegraph., 1847-05-19
CoresPndsnee Of The Pieavune.
JAlArA, MrElco. An1ll 2s. /

-. 'hLhai hEAlNot ApIN <oi loiis
The diligcncia came in this morning from Pc.
rote, but from no point on the other side. as The
Governor Of Puebla has ordered il to cease running
this way, Passengers came through however,
bringing papers md verbal news, nnd in os concise
form as possibleJ will give you the amount Of The
intelligence
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-19

Frodercl. Roidcl, under sentence oI
death lor tue murder OF lis wife at Pills.
butgl, Pa, committed suicide on the nigh,
Of tie 20.a $50. re was to have been
executed on the following day
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-19

Is ADvANcE.-A abe hormopbfoIl,
brig Of about l5o tons burth,n called the
President u. Taylor, WIZ launched at Bel.
fast, Nc, on the l0h ulL
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-19

Cob Benton, in letter 10 the 81. Louis
Republican, declines being a candidate for
the Presidency.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-19

letter from Monterey, California, saya -four
was there $40 barrel, tea 80 pound brown
sugar 80 cents pound, and common domestic
cotton 5V eata yard.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-19
eI.nnIeH

4 y NInleHzeai Boy fHn Is Ia e ysafH Of asa
~ IA ltsm tie printing hu#.aesa A.ra
JOuRNEAMAN PRINTER 10 whom steady
enpoymss! 81 BE- g.fsa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06

The North star seems to be delighted with one of
the resolutions passed ut the Wing State Convention
il is ~ merry merry can be, and says
Tell Ito all mcu-publish it abroad and let the
sound thereof Ieecho along green hills and amid
WING party of Vermont, have at length been forced
publicly TO acknowledge the benefits resulting from
,le democratic measures the Polk Tariff and the
SuhTpasury. Don't forget it
We won't and we don't intend that others shall
Here it is! Read it, Democrats, read it and rejoice
d" Resolved, That while readily admitting that for the
briei period in which the Tariff OF i6 and the Sub
Treasury have been in operation. the business OF the
country has suffered to the extent which just
" apprehended. we believe the result is SOLELY
due to the extraordinary circumstances which have
demanded our productions for Europe at exceeding
high prices, and buuntiiuy supplied with specie in
return"
There, the Wings have sail that the famine il
Europe has made good market for our breaUstuls
we have sold much high prices for cash. and this il
actually claimed by the North Star as the aCknowl
edged benefit OF Locotoco Tariiland Sub Treasury
We advise the Democratic State Committee to vlsi
the Star Office immediately itmust be rciy t0sgy il
its upper garret its anxiety toud the party exceed
even that nt him who published NINETY FIVE reason
Tor commencing war begun by Mexico! II exceed
the zeal OF even Mr.. Buchanan. that real blue light
who was so anxious to spread democracy that it Ii
had possessed any such blood he would have tappc
himself, and scattered the precious drops like rail-
upon the Just and unjust. That Star man is dan
gerous opponent, and trust the party will keep
red eye OH hun, for he will be the death OF Tariffs an
Sub Treasures, ii not taken care u.-BeliotcS Eai!
gazette.
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Wing County Convention.

The Yhir County. ,',r,sr.io, mo, %, Willis.
ton and va. orr,ri,sl ~. ,i,, ,,.,,i,,,,,,or, =,
Hrv,y D,psrou, rso oe si.Ih,,,,, Chs;r
lnan. and D. B. BrcKtr1- Secrs,,rv
-,
IL was moved ny thar'eS Russell, ESQ, and
'''' ''1 Wv s''
from each town meet by themselves and appoint
q, committee of three and that sucb cor,ro;,,oo
u '''N' '''' '''"' SUM 0''i''l''''eo
from each town meet and nominate two candi,
I., 60 f,.,,,,,,,. s,,,,.-. ,,,I .r.. 81. ,l
u''''9 i"' NO""'! anu ''''' " ''e'e are
"A less number of delegates than three from any
- Al, .L - -. . .l..... - / - -,
to"H' HI'l s"'" H"'"oVI rs t''C'r ma! NC sAa'
cas-, three yo,cs
~, -
Inc CONVENTION thcn adjourned until alter
noon ., ou.,i, tb, r,,or. cf tho c,,,c,i,toe =,
''' "
nomination.
,rr,,oa> M, ,',,,.,,,,;,,,, mo-, ,,rsr,n,
az N"'o'N' "' '''o''''0' mt pursuant
to adjournment.
The committee on nomination, by L, II.
pEyNnAv, ESD, Chairman reported to the Con-
vention the names of
u,,ur,~ r,.tI
D. HN h'h ~ % '''lO''' anu
ALEXANDER tEbGiSUN, al huntington,
n candidates for County Standardization re-
-. O..
port was dc'cPteu unu adoPleo oy Tue oohVeh'
ton
WILLIAM WESTON, Esq, Of Burlington. pre-.
.,,,.I g.. A., 80, ., III. = Al 4, ...-. =.
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ID, D. BUCKLEY, Secretary.

u Among the distinguished gentlemen at.
tending the exercises of the recent Commence
menl OF our University, we noticed upon tho
stage our present popular and excellent chief
magistrate, Gov EATON, Ex-Goy. JrSIsox Fx.
roV' PAINE, EX-Gov SLADE, Colonel CprR.
CHILL Inspector General of the United States
Army the Hon, Judge ColLAMRR, the Rio h,
hev Bishop lioPETSs, the Hon. Mr.. MAE su
and others The graduating class had no rea.
son to complain OF the thoroughness of the or
deal TO which their literary efforts were sub.
jected,
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AT T + Il n U o n +.

MUSIC.
|. The true Induction OF tue Baconian Phi
losophy.
CnAUYoEY HILAN HAYDEN, Randolph.
2. The knowledge OF principles, the origin Of
Mechanical Inventions.
JONI CURTIS, North Dorset
3 The influence of the French revolution OH
the politics OF Europe.
GEORGE WASHING ron CoTrRILL, Montpelier
4 Independence OF Thought
WILLIAM DoRUs HITcHcocK, PHtsford
MUSIC.
; The Spirit Of man, the only true interpret
cr OF nature,
GEoRGr GRrsvIILL BENEDIcT, burlington
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Commencement Day.

The performances of the graduating class but
a small portion of which we were able to attend
are spoken of as evnciug high order and de-
gree of attainment. We heard the addresses Of
Mcssrs. llorKIys, FoLLETT and PERRY, and
take great pleasure in saying that they were ex-
trcnely creditable alike to their authors and to
the University. The following is the program
inc of the Exercises of the day -
ORDER OF EXERCISES
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Grce })rcss,
BURLINGTON, VI.

FRIDAY MORNING, AUG, 6. 1877.
" IL TIE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT Is
UpoX Us. THERE Is no STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE Us Il CLEAN Of LIGHT. rIpETTlNG THE
INTELLIGENT. PATRIOTIC VINO PARTY OF TIE
UyIrED SrATEs'-DaAid Webster.
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JUNIOR EXHIBITION.
august Sd, 1917.


l. The spirit of Ancient Literature
ALvAH WATTS
Q The Ancient British Bards
WILLIAM HENRY OGRADy
3. The ground of Dramatic power.
WILLIAM MITCHELL MILLER
4. The influence of the study of the past
upon the mind julius Milo MOVES
8. Early English ballad poetry.
JAMES WHEELocK MARSH
MUSIC.
G. Mental characteristics OF the first settlers Of
Vermont. NIXON BUCK.
7. fllndoO Literature.
EDWARD BINGHAM CHAMpERLAIN
S. The effects of the Norman Conquest dis
appearing before the influence OF Saxon
principles. DORMAN BRlpGMAN EATON.
9 Dante. STEPHEN w ASHlNGToN HITcHcocK.
TO- Bad effects oil upersttion upon Mental
Culture. ALFRED RIx.
H. Comparison between Greek and He
brew poetry. ROBERT DEWEY BENEDICT.
- English Purltanisln. JUHN CLARK.
l3 GTattan. GEORGE SESNoTr.
H. Zunglc as rciormer
FREDERIcK WHEELER POWERS.
Is The Poetry OF Young
IRA OSMoRE MILLER.
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others to say, was the special and paramount
gem in the collection of the jewels that were
laid at the feet of the University, was from the
head and heart of Mr.. john HENRY IIoPKiys. Jr
of our own village. The theme of the eo-
qucnt young teacher was LIBERTY; and in
the logical exactness and unity of its argu-
ment, in the profound and impregnable
strength of its philosophy, and in the artistic
beauty and skill of its versiiication, we haz-
ard nothing in saying that it was an effort
of almost unrivalled excellence. 1t was
Truth dressed in the divinest habiliments of
PoETRY-simple and clear as the azure of the
sky, and bright and lovely as the stars that en-
bellish it. The LIBERTY which formed the
ideal of the Poets conception is that which re-
suits from an humble and trusting and faithful
tual being and it was most beautifully ex en-
pliied by the representation of the freedom of
the action and the habits of the uninteigent
and the unreasoning portion of the universe.
whose widest and strongest Developments are
in perfect harmony with the divine purposes of
their creation, and in gloomy contrast with the
servle dependence of man upon the appetitcs and
passions of his fallen nature. The limitless sea
the bossoming and fruitful EARTH the life
giving air, and the irrational inhabitan Is
of them all, are FREE because they obey the
| fundamental laws which control aud regulate
their existence and true moral and intellectual
freedom (the only freedom that is not licentious.
ness) is only to be attained by educating Man
ilto obedience to those moral and intellectual
lars which are divine both in their appointment
and their sanction.
These truths were enforced by Mr.. Hopkins in
the true genius and temper of poetic inspiration
with the calm energy of sober and heartfelt
conviction, and with the lighter sallies of sar.
castle wit and humor OF the style of the com
position and the character of the eocuton o
the speaker, both Of peculiar appropriateness
and good taste, we do not attempt to speak
We are always reminded in this connection o
the beautiful smile used by Montgomery il
J speaking Of the cloqucnce of Summertied--
" Every attempt" says the Poet, ''to present oil
''paper the splendid effects of imprisoned elo
: :quence is like gathering dew-drops, whc
"appear pearls and jewels on the grass, bu
=" run to water in the hand--the essence an
" the elements remain, but the grace, the spai
"ke and the beauty are gone ~
We trust to see this most creditable effort
Mr.. HOPKINS in print when we will most chez
fully submit our Judgment o. it to that Of til
public.
On Tuesday evening the annual exhibitio
of the Junior Glass took place before an exceed
: ingly crowded auditory. Our engagement
prevented our enjoying the pleasure to atten
but praises are rife on every hand of the gene
e al excellence of the performances. The follow
ing is the programme -
i JUNIOR EXHIBITION.
@ lugUsf al 1917
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syFsEg Nominations.
For Governor
HORACE EATON,
Uf EH0Sbugt.
For Lieutenant Governor,
LEONARD SARGEANT,
Of Manchester.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE tiOVvES,
Of Mon'pelier.
Senatorial Nominations.
Addison C0un'y.
WILLIAM NASH, Ira STEWART
Orange Coumy.
Gro ". PRIcuARD. CnAs, D. CHANDLER,
LORENZO d. lIERRIcK.
Franklin Coun'v.
GEORGE w Foster. RuFUs HAMILTON,
Lucas r. BEEMAY.
Caiedoni1 Counig.
JAMES d. BELL, ROBERT WHITELAw.
Win9hdm County.
JouS KlMYA1I, PETER ". DEAX,
LARKIY G.. MEAD.
Bennington County.
B. E. BEowNELL, IIEMAS MoRsE.
Windsor County,
ARTEMAs CusHMAY. ROBERT ID. GRAN.
HARVEY BURroy, DEAHnoRS H. HlLToS
Esscr C0pHiy,
DAVID II. UlIBEAED, Jr.
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HEALTH CHEAP.

MTHO now complains Of IN health, OF talks or
Y " heavy doctor bills, when comfort, ease, peace
and health, are brought with "Ii IB BARD,S FAM
lily PILLS, 10 almost every town or hamlet in
your counliyn
REV B l"fiIBBARD,N ,Nthe proprietor Of these
excellent Vegetable .anti Bilious Pas having been
in the practice Of testing the poweyof medicine on
the sick for the last thirty years. presents with con
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cases Of Chronic Dispepsia, Costiveness, Dispeptc
Consumption, Biiio,is Chohc, Esyspelas. Rsema
tisn,, Sick Headache, Piles, Lirer Complaint .Dys
entary, Nervous Debility, Palsy, Piemisy, Worms
and many other diseases which the human family
are afflicted, and asks that he may have the privilege
Of oHroding relief TO the suffering millions, by the
use Of his extraordinary specific. Topreyent fraud
they are sold alone BY regularly authorised sgsnts
whose names will be published IN the county paper
AGENTs FOR FAIRFIELD County
Bury ( Beck, Lancaster; c 9 Wilson & Co, Rush
vile; N B Coulson < Co, West Rlshvle: b
& c Paden, NewSalem; Ke,ner, Millespon;
Geohegan, Baltimore: II & ] Leonard, Basil !.
David Hodernan, Amanda: J m Stage, Lock
burn Rober Cloud, Lithopolis {: S s Russe, Pick
eriugton; w and F A Thompson, Canal Win
chester.
PS Country Agents can always obtain new
supply Of the above medicine at Bury and Beck's
| Lancaster
December 30, 1876 2sly
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THE
Married WOnlan's Private
Medical Companion.


BY DIR. A. Nj. MAURICEAU.
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
[ Third Edihon, 18mo. PIP. $50. Price $l.]
$4,000 Copies sold lin three Months!!!
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The revelations contained in It's pages have alrea
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ty. In no instance has remittance failed ,OreacI
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9Nfs has heenthe secret principle Of loo many of the
~ Wholesale dealers Ia reas up 70 this time aIdthey ntle
pnclced The nInsi sutmcR inposiiiohont teCoahtty aer
Chant ai ar ur rlcnffion But new ~ tlle
Tea Trade has come and Tie PE<i z 7. -
claims ine iouor fllsinroduciion nney Were 'se
raise the banunr OF eiorm which they have 'tf'eo
the simple words eyure 1fas and honest PFtees com
peie revolution has heethe consequence Lelconsp"ets
ofree every where look al what we i'ase aalc
Isl ewere The fsi 10 send lhen leas uai use" tous
callsd Too good for them before go
Oh Welmve driven 0f the market vasl amount oi
trasIla Introduced aeIlsT class y Teas ivan nag ys, @
for their and teir fiies ine qualities they
ran ind pOyliore else.
ID We ehave redueed prices morethan 5per cent .boi
IN Bafk and Green Itus. The Wholesale grocers say wa
are rtinna The rale and call us hunhugs his we have
'one arfaly,and now see what we are ready iado
ls Wewill se Trashy The singc chest, ball Chest nI
H nt The same PRICES hat wholesale srocers pay 70
t'c importers when they iuy ny ;he hundred packares
2d Ihewhole%,e grocers allow only is or al nlosi y
i,s iare iotle half chest rhis u q Cheat We whlai
low, iunosi instances, lJ and 10 ls tare on lle same
81 We hereby lundertake TO sell every KIND OF lsa
from t0eoe ceats pound eheaPer thaf Inc wiOl
sale erocrrsdo.
How cai we do thls nsks tile country nrrcbanl!
This is our answer. we are coneul WIN seven per
cent profit instead o35 aud % per cent "a wnv'esas
grneer.
wing them hereafter fro brg cheated Lei lhem COME
to tie arehouse ofiie PElkfN TEA ~, ana eonllnr,
samples OF Tea They gof elsewere; and they buy pas
| Teas Then. at high prices, Il Is tleir owi fault
An EagIis Importer lately hoastedt0 us that he cnul
makeInare money Ivy sending bad Teas 10 HE New for'
market than on good Teas. We fe resolved oyerihrov
this fraud, and call upon agents IN every town Of IN
Unitrd States 10 forward and hiy The Teas impore
by the PERIN TEA 90 aud we pledge ourselves. ihql
IL six mors they do sell more Ten than the odei
and nvgesi dnlers III the town. Will give them our II
without charge ThsisIaln English aud cannot he mi
understood We appeal for testimony 10 The immense SUI
cess -four Agensin nuy part Tie unhslSiaie
Or AGENTS wanted in every iowihin The United Stat
for the sae oftlese Tens nv which they rnu make noDe
aud confer benefit upon The Public by snppyngihe pui
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From lie Rep. S. x. KeNam.

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ring the last few months and from the increasing
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cIuced 10 Try them. in preference TO employing a
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From ne Reg. Geo.L Barrett. Of the H. Conn.
DR. WATsoN--Sit: take great pleasure in re,
commenting you, valuable family medicines 10 the
public, as snle aud certain remedies for the cure ol
The diseases for which they are prescribed. have
used number Of your medicines in my family du.
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lances, who have used your medicines, [ have ne
hrsltancy IN saying tna,, in my judgement, they
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knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
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THE DAILY NATIONAL WING

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IL day, at 3 o'clock, P. M.-Sunday excepted
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The NATIONAL WulG is whatits name indicates.
it speaks the sentiments Of the Wing party Of the
Union on every question Of public policy. Ii ad'
vocales the election to the Presidency Of Zachary
Taylor, subject TO the decision OF Wing National
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ming complete family newspaper.
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is made up from tho columns Of the Daily Nation
al Whi3, aud published every Saturday for the
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Proprietor Of National Wing.
| Washington, July l6 .-6mlQ IS, & ex. daily !,
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RrFoRM. --Dr. Alder, the New Chief
Rabbi, III London, has caused tito be in
ti,nated that no member of the Jewish
persuasion, who is the keeper of an inn
proper house, viii be permitted to attend
the Synagogue, or to be acknowledged
as one ofihe people.
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J-YThe fair editess Of the Boston
Transcript, is about to take to herself a
husband - elias. Pat
Yes, and the result will be c0py, copy,
copy sci up in SMALL CARS. Der. Ade.
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IeyOne Of the Eondon Journals late.
" used this remarkable expression, when
speaking of the United States--"lt is a
country wo cannot understand; it fights
one country and feeds another"
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"A NEW MEARSE.

with fine Horse and Harness, calculated for the
purpose are always in readiness to attend funer-
ais. All Collins made to order The subscriber
viii po%Psy s H. attend ss funerals s 81 any where nrso an the
all his charges will be at reduced prices,
The subscriber returns his grateful thanks to
his old customers and respectfully solcits con.
tinuance Of their patronage.
GEORGE L, ECKERT.
Lancaster, February 5, l847. 80