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EDITORS TABLE.

THE UNIoN MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE AND
ART: New York. James l.. De Graw, Agent,
lao Nassau st.
The June number is the last Of volume 2, and
of course has completed one years existence
The "Union" has richly earned high repula-
ton.
AMERICAN REVIEW: New York, lls Nassau
81.
June number received. The Leading article
is by Hon. ID. ID. Barnard, on the treatment OF
Gen Scott by the Administration. A notice
and portrait of Hon. Joseph II. Underwood Of
KY, are given; Wutleripg Heights, Alhenian
Banquels, Col. Seth Pomroy, Adventures and
Conquests OF the Normans in Italy, and Societa-
ry Theories are the subjects of the principal re-
naming articles new volume is to be CON-
menced with the July number. Now Id the
time to subscribe. SIS u year.
SONGS FOR THE PEopLE Edited by Albert G
limerick, Philadelphia, Geo. Is. Zleber g. Co.
No. q for June completes volume abou
300 pages OF songs admirably illustrated ant
handsomely printed.
EwBANK's HYDRAULICS: New York, Greedy &
McElrath.
Part and the last has been published. Al
admirable work, and adapted to general readers
The author is u practical mechanic, ;rcsdng ii
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government; and for this cause have thought
our system was in danger of undergoing great
change from its true theory The personal opln-
ions OF the individual who may happen to occu-
py the Executive chair, ought not TO control the
action OF Congress upon questions OF domestic
policy nor ought his opinions to be interposed
where questions of constitutional power have
been settled by the various departments OF gov
eminent and ocquiesced in by the people.
Third-Upon the subject Of the Tariff, the
currency, the improvement of our great high
ways. rivers, lakes and harbore, the will of the
people, as expressed through their representa-.
lives i'm Congress, ought to DO respected and
carried out by the Executive.
Fouih-1he Mexican War. | sincerely re-
ioce at the prospect of peace. My life has been
devoted to arms, yet look upon war at all times
and under all circumstances as a national calam-
iy TO be avoided if compatible with national
honor. The principles of our government, as
well as its true policy ure opposed TO the sublu
cation of other nations, and the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of other countries BY conquest. In the language
of the grent Washington, "Why should we quit
our own to stand on foreign ground !" In the
Mexican war our national honor has been vindl-
Gated, amply vindicated, and in debating terms
of peace we may well afford TO be iorbearng,
and even magnanimous TO our fallen foe.
These are my opinions upon the subjects re-
ferred to by you and any reports or pubca-
tons, written or verbal from any source, differ
ing in any essential particulars, from what is
here written, are unauthorized and untrue.
do not know that shall again write upon
the subject of national politics. shall engage
in no schemes, no combinations 10 intrigues.
If the American people have not confidence in
me- they ought not to give me their suifrages IT
they do not, you know me well enough to be-
lievo me when | declare shall be content ]
ain too old soldier to murmur against such
high authority Il. TAYLOR.
TO Capt. ]. 5. ALISON.
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or dispassionately and deliberately weigh all the
circumstances in the case; let us earnestly and
honestly seek our duty, and determine to dis
charge it faithfully, whatever it be.
Our first impulse was to rebel; our second,
to regard any sacrifice as of less than feathers
weight, compared to the calamity of Casss cleo
ton; and our last and wsest thought was TO re-
view the whole case --cNndidly to examine the
position and character Of Gen. Taylor to inquire
into the effect of Withholding support from him,
land thus to sec how all the principles Of the
Wing party can best be sustained. We doubt
not this will be the course of all coEsiderate
Wings, to whom, like ourselves, the nomination
is unwelcome and to afford materials for their
reflection, we copy the annexed article from the
Boston Atlas including the Allison letter.
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THE PRESS.

The N. Y. Tribune and Boston Courier occu-
py our own stand; all other northern wing pa
pers which have yet to our knowledge taken any
position, support the nomination. Among them
are the Boston Atlas, and Daily Advertiser, the
Burlington Free Press and the Middlebury Gal
axy.
From the opposition we find the following;
o. The New York Globe of Thursday morn
ing, (Barnburner) has the following:
1--WE believe, however, that if Gen. Taylor is
nominated at Philadelphia he will be elected
President, no matter what may be the action OF
the Barnburners of this State.
As Gen. Taylor now stands before the people
of both parties, his election would be preferable
to that of Cass His election would annihllate
Hunkerism in this State and throughout the I'm
ion. We have long been hoping for the arrival
of the time when revolution in parties would
take place.
If our object is merely TO defeat Cass, that is
already accomplished the moment Taylor is nom
mated at Philadelphia. There are not three
States in the Union, if the contest is between
Taylor and Cass, which Cass can carry"
o. The N Euening Post (barnburner)
speaking of the nomination of Gen. TAYLOR,
says:--
1--WE now look upon the Presidential question
as virtually settled; General Taylor will be in
the Presidential chair on the 4'h Of March if he
is alive"
And again:-
THE great error of the present administration
in adopting and confirming the last prohigatc
proceedings of Mr.. Tyler IN regard TO the an
nexatlon of Texas we think must be now mani
fest to Mr. Polk and his cabinet.
cyn, hand cd
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New York, and his work reflects high credit up
on him. All tho numbers can still be had Of
the publishers, making n handsome volume OF
Cos pages, with numerous illustrations Price
50.
TIE FALCON FAMILY, on You've IRELAND {:
Boston, T. Wiley Jr, State Street.
A racy affair, by the author of "Tho Bach
eor Of the Albany"
LrrrELL's LrviNG Ace: Boston.
No 2l2 contains Marriage, real and nominal,
from Jerrods Magozine-the Poets of Amerl-
ca, from the Christian Remembrance the House
of Rothschild, from Chambers Journal-Lamar-
tine, from the Examinor--Faen Greatness, from
the same, aud half dozen minor articles. No.
Controversy, by the attorneys for the claim of Dr..
Jackson OF Boston, adverse 10 DR.. Morton's.
THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE: New York, John
s. Taylor.
Tie June number received, being the last of
volume 8. In articles good-among them n
sharp onn on lIeadley's Washington-and in H.
Illustrations even more beautiful than usual.
THE SCnooL JoURNALAND VERMONT AGRIcUL-
TURIsT: Windsor, d shop g. Tracy.
The June number is good one. In the edu.
cationu department we fnd articles on Moral
Education School Government, and on School
Houses, besides others of interest more parti.
cularly to scholars, and in the Agricultural De.
pariment on Forest Trees in Vermont, from
Geo p. Marsll's address, which, by the way, we
mean TO use ourselves, Profits of Farming, Rear
ing Lambs for market, Watering tops of newly
planted trees, Churning, and various items oil
useful information A cheap publication, and de-
serving universal circulation among the Vernon
tiers.
ScRIPTuRAL ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF WITH
DRAWING FELLOWSHIP FROM CHURCHES, q C..
ToLERATING sLAvEHoLpING AMONG THEM. BY
Rev. Silas Mexican, Bradford, Vt. N. Y, pub.
lshed by the American g. Foreign Ani-Slave.
ry Society.
An able argument on an interesting and i'm
portant subject, which will command attention
both in the North and the South
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THE TREATY NEWS,

The NJ o. Delta Erira of the Both ult. in
confirmation of the intelligence brought by the
Edeth, which VIC have already published, says
that the Monitor Republican, Of the 2lst con.
tuns the subjoined letters from Qreretaro, IN.
troduced TO It's readers in the following manner
with all honors:
ATTENTION MOST AUTHENTIC AND IMPORTANT.
Our Express arrived last night about ten o.
clock, bringing us the annexed letters. They
announce the approval OF the Treaty by the
Chamber Of Deputies:
QuERETARo, May 10, 1913
AT last this population is relieved from that state
of mortal anxiety in which it has been kept by
debate Of graver character than any which
has engaged its attention, since the establish
ment of our independence. At 6 9 in the eve
min. the ratification Of the Treaty was voted by
Wy-one to Huiy;fre who were for war. Seniors
Lacunza and Rosa were the lust speakers; both
displayed immense powers, and have proved
themselves consummate statesmen.
The danger has passed the Senate will i'm
mediately take up the business, and, less numer-
Gus, less turbulent, without comprising in its
bosom n single man. who has in any way shown
a disposition to mutae the national represent
tation, by keeping away from the session, it is
IMPOSSIBLE that The qGnr can be left undecided
or that it be not decided happily and opportuneiy.
| do not wish by these remarks to cast any OBJ
lo1uy on the Chamber of Deputies; it has con
Quoted itself with dignity and magnanimity.-
The warmth which has been displayed in the
discussion will ever do it honor; and will. rare
exceptions good faith has shown out conspicu-
oUsly IN each party, among those advocating
peace and those conending for war. On both
sides of the question, there are illustrous men
all defended their opinions, with all dccorun
and due selfrestraint.
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4florkets.
Rri2l,ton Market. Iunc ..

Reported for the Boston Daily Advottisor.l
At Market 1855 Beef Cattle, 90 pairs Working oxen, IS
Cows and Calves, 500 sheep and I225 Swno
PnicEs. Beet Catte--We quote extra 81 u.s. fret quail
ity $40 Z, second qua ity $50, third 5,25 6,2j.
Working Oxen--Salos at 20, 50, o. 95 aod sll0.
Cows aud Cayos-Sales Al S}l, 81, -, 81 and spa
Shcep--Smal lots ut 2,2j, 2,42, , 90, and 800
Swne--Lots to pedje Z Ia for Sows, and 7-s
Ia for bauows. At retail from - tot &C.
JuNE 10.
Al Market 22j Beef Cattle, 500 Sheep and unbs aud 400
Swine.
Prices. Beef Ca,tlcExira 81 % LIST quality 675a 81
second quality SO, n 6,5l
old Sheep - 3, -, Lambs Q n 3 80.
swnc-od Hogs, fat, l.2c Pigs Ia &c. Extra
il9a5la
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O. The reader is requested to note the fol-
lowing errors in the report OF Judge Premises
Decision in our last
At the end of 18th paragraph in ith column,
after words "cause Of action add, sapposing
they might otherwise do so und,r the decioration
In ll,h line Of last paragraph in 4th column
presumed should be inserted instead of possessed
so as TO read presumed authority &c.
In 10th line of I'd paragraph in 9Th column
him should be inserted so as to read had moi
credited him, &c" And in 2;}d line of same
paragraph, requisite should be inserted instead Of
requested, so as to read "Tquisite to constitute
such liability"
In 2Sth line of 4th paragraph in 9Th column
loss should be inserted so as to read "genera
loss account"
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Boston Market, .gmnc ~.

rrovisions-Moss PORK ll5O lI75 per Dbl mos. AMI
most OF Tho dehcrs ask Sl2 Prime 50 $3.50 per bbl.-
Ceur - 80 II per bbl, Beef, Western Mess, Sll
80, mos. Lard 90 in bbls, aud l2c in kegs. Hams
l2c mos Flout-Pure GcnneAee, common bund G,37
>, Ohio and Michigan So 6 ~. Corn,-Yeliow Hat
50 81 white 80 per bushe. Northern Oats dull at
So Rye IS pei bush.
VARIOUS ARTtCLES,--JUNE 10.
ASiES--pots a "a pearls Id d b -
BEESWAX-yelo'v % II rs.
BkiSrLES-Am. 30 u 40.
BUTTER-prime family Is l6, store and shipping II
n IL.
CHEESE-now milk, n g l.2.
FEATHERS Nor. live geese 81 a 81.
FUkS-red fox 2ic 81 40, cross s. silver IS, oei
A, mink Sc e. sable 30 rs, hea 81 o. fisher use
$3.50, wild cat loo 70, lynx 81 $780, usqui,h DC 10
rucoon Sc n 40
GLUE-Am. n ls.
UOpS-ist sort lS47, 3 LEA
TALLOW-Am, ! so a 6 rs, rough E, rs a 80.
WOOL Saxony ltocos ~ 45
Full blood - a b -
l2 blood TO 81 IS "a ~
Common III va 80
Lambs super - 20
do No. % a 20
do Noe 20 -
do No. Q -
Foreign H25
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pRocRAsTlNArioN is THE THIEF

PROCRASTINATtON Is THE THIEF OF TIME.
Delay is dangerous neglect tla, cei AVID cough fow
weeks, and the hope OF recuvery will he you
Let not any pecunary consideration deter you from trying
yout life and health while there chance. Con-
sumption ia annually sweeping of thousands TO the tomb
disease has bufed the skill of physicians like /,
physician, Perhaps has done this large class
Of suffering humanity than Dr. Wstar An "ounca OF pre-.
ycnvo is worth pound Of therefore before your
lungs become liberated aud diseased that human
can sve YOU from an carly grnNot in scnsouty at once
medicine which has been of such infinite value to thou
sanfs-Cbtan bOtto of Dr. Wstars Basam Of Wild Chez.
ry take It, got another If necessary poTsevore in using IT
until you have removed the disease entirely, which If ug
lcced will terminate your life. Be deceived by quacks
with their limitations aud countcriet Buy but tho
genuine and original.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the Wrapper.
For sale by ). w. FOWLE 1873 Washington s,Bosion.
y-for sale by :. r. REDFlELD, Montpelier, Nt.;nlso
by II. *. SLAYrON, Calais, VI and agents generally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD. OF the stock
of this road, $4,000, 000-lhe amount originally
created is taken up. New stock to the amount
of 81 100000 has just been created and offered
to individuals in the interest Of the line OF road
through this place at $75 per share, and we
learn that the stock is freely taken by those gen.
temen. 1t cannot possibly fail of being good
investment Isaac Spauldlng, Esq. OF Nashua,
has been appointed Director in the road, and
the enterprise will be pushed to its completion
with all possible despatch. Nashua paper.
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BY Express and Telegraph to the Tribune.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
TREATY OF PEACE RATIFIED.
TROOPS COMING HOME.

AUGUSTA, Ga Thursday, juno 6.
The Special Express for the .Ne,o York Til
hume has come to hand, bringing intelligence
that the steamer Hetzel has arrived a, New Or.
leans, with advices from the city of Mexico TO
A o'clock P. NJ, Goth ult
The Senate ratified the treaty on The 9Th vote
% Yeas, 3 Nays.
Gen. Kearney succeeded Gen. Persiier F.
Smith in the command of the city of Mexico
while the latter superntends the embarkation OF
the troops at Vera Cruz.
Commissioners Sewer and Clifford arrived a,
Quarelaro on the 23d. An exchange of Ra,i
fcatons took place, and the outposls of the ar
my were all ordered to be on the march in II
days.
All under sentence Of death were ba2ished.
The Mexlcans are in great fears Of the lndi
ans after the army leaves.
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1flarrtnoes.

IN this village 9Th instant, by Rev. l.. j. scott Mr.. r.
Brooks Of East Randolph Miss Mary E. Vail daughter OF
J. Y. Vail, Esq.
In Ruyaon May 23d, Mr.. George Lyman, of Williams
town, Miss Rachel Shafer, of Il.
In fcacham June l. by the Rev. Mr. Cushing DIR. Asahel
FAIR to Miss Martha J. Wheeler, 9th Of 7.
In Barnston, O. f., Nav 81 by Rov. james Green, Rich
ard Baldwin, J Esq Miss Mary Ann Wright of Barton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15

COMPLEXION. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are
tho host Cosmetic in the world because they cleanse and
purify tho body Of those mot humos which, IL lodged in
The cutclc, are Q only of yellow swarthy
complexion und rousbness Of the skim but all kinds ctup
tive diseases.
Wshrs Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve d
geson well ceuuso and purify the blood mud there
rc gvj houlh aud vigor the whole iramc which, uin
viii BIO sure to give clear and healthy complexion.
Beware OF cOUneifcts Of all kinds contcd with
others made resemble outward Appearance
the original medicine. The safest is purchase OF
tho regular agents ony OF may DO found in every
village aud town in The state.
The Genuine for sale by S. K. COLLINS, s. p RED.
FIELD aud EASTMAN & DANFuRFIl, Montpelier.
Now-Enslaud Office, 1913 fremont 81 Rusun.
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THE COUNCIL OF CENsORs

Organized by the election of Judge WILL
JAMS of Rutland Co as President, and Mr.. POM
ERoY of Chiilenden County Secretary, and
after referring the various matters Of inquiry to
Committees adjourned to meet at the State
House on the Wednesday preceding the week
for the meeting of the Legislature. Full pro-
ceedings hereafter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15
June ID, lS4S.
The following is recommendation from Falmouth

The following IL a recommendation from Falmouth
To MI. =. Brown, Chemist, Boston
certify that wife has beon afflicted with very bad
humor her face, aud her stomach for fifteen years past
Amer using various medicines recommended oi her
plants with little or no benefit commenced using, by
the advice OF Mi Edward Mason, Apohecay your sursapa
rla and Tomato Bittefs, aud she in better health
than she has heore enjoyed for tn last dtoon years and
would cheenully recommend to all and every one who is
afflicted with uuy Of tho complaints which this medicine IL
recommended for, to Ia preference 10 uny article
mus Yours respectfully,
Falmouth, May 90 i344. J. .. BEACH.
D>y Remember aud always buy them OF F. BROWN, &c
Washington street, that his is signed the di-
rection which accompanies tho bottle
For sale by :. PREDFlELD aud 5. X. COLLINS, and
dealers IN medicine generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15

Sous OF TEMPERANCE. OF late Messrs.
White of Philadelphia and Cary and Elliot of
Cincinnati have addressed the people Of this
village on the temperance question, warmly and
ably advocating the organization of the Sons of
Temperance. An organization is going on.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

The Wings OF Orange County are hereby no
tilted and requested to meet in County Conven-
ton at Chelsea, on Wednesday, 2ist inst, 10 A.
NJ, to nominate a ticket for Senator'S, aud trans
act such other business as may be deemed nee
essary.
J; K; PARISH, D. c
ELIllU HYDE,
June ID, lSiS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15

o. The extracts on our first page are but
specimens of the hostility manifested By the
Barnburners of New York against Gen. Cass.
A large meeting has been holden at Albany, at
which John Van Buren, gave unquivocal assur-
ances that his party ia large MAORI ty of the To-
cos,) would never support Cass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15
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Commends the Ingredients Of the poisoned chacu
To their own lips.

The precipitate annexation of Texas under
the first Of the resolutions adopted by Congress
setting aside altogether the mild, safe and
wise alternative proposed by Mr.. Benton, and
left to Mr. Folks discretion, brought on the war
with Mexico; the war with Mexico brought
Gen. Taylor before the public notice, gave him
his popularity, and armed him with strength to
overturn the administration"