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Men foI California

are almo't universally insuring n thi.Company
because term are so reasonable.
HEAps OF FAMiirs are anxious to insure in
this Company,--a safe Institution.
SAlAuirp Mss are sn,uripg in mi, company
by scores.
Hard rorking mrn,invest in thi. company be.
cause they regard II as the best ofsa,ings banks
10 lay up their earnings in for their wives IND
children.
Capitalists invest with this company by TAX
ing ont policies for life, because they regard il
as good az money at IL to 20 per cent interest.
An classes and conditions Of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thing
in Hartford, when they meet with losses, they
pay sup" at once.
Feb. l3 ST.
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3d. Why b . &idie Ae q hand
some yosag iady, Because faint -
sss sisisst . bo~-Itsas.)
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NOTICE

fuNHlS 10 TO certify that l have this day Civ.
Il en- my son Edwin Burke his time during
the remainder Of his minority, and shall claim
none Of his wages, nor pay any debts Of hi.
contracting after this date.
49, ZINA BURKE.
CuttingsvilIe, May Is, 1850.
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LADIES LAMBS
Now il the Time TO Beauty
the intetior Of your Dwellings
CtpRING IS CONI.,G WHICH


! admcn,shes you that the troc Tor cleaning
housrs v st hand, and uose old CHAIR. Sofas,
Tables, BUREAUS, &c, have bsvn moved And
rlrAncd ~ often that yon are fearful ih~y will
not hear such usse mach longer. To those
Afflicted ~,th ti~se Housekeeping Malid'cs,
Mesprs O. q 6E. ADA Ms oiier the follow.
ing remedies
Secretaries, from &i2O0 10 800
Butrsus. $50 TO l6,DD
Center, Carda Grceian Tables, Gao TO i0,W
D,n,np and Dress do. 80 10 $50
Stands Of oil descriptions, IS 70 $40
krdstrads 80 to Zoo
Gaze srat Chairs Of al patterns, IS to so
Common and Dining wood SCAT do.%2 TO 90
Large end small care and wood srst .
Rocking ChaiD, .A TO 800
Set,crs aud Lounges. 200 TO 3,75
A. We are
SELLIN OUT,
q liberal discount Will be allowed TO The above
pr,ccs Tor cash.
ALSO
IL those who may have been 90 fortunate As to
be indebted 10 the above arm. will make tnon.
-y by calling and sec Il their accounts are al
right q. q. a. T.. ADAMS
Ludlow, March 4,is40. 81
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john GUILTY.,
DRAPER s. TAILOR,
Orsr TAralY & SnatA's Office,

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hs aG<rs sst
10 ssr~s 70 rive ION 10 ,soss Who nay
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FITS. FITS. FITS.

Meesrs J. X. !.lPFiNCOTT \ SON. respectable rsrsa
at IJisyross Ssiisvan cosns. kssssSfs~s NJ
" ~, ..,ns .,nonf s, St.h ss ,ss I,
tho. ~ tpc,r bad jusi informed Ihs
child. which he'd e~n sis.st " IRIS ~ sSssA vNr
cured hy tlps uss VI HkANT'a b.4I.SAM
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rZADOCK THOMPSON'S First Book Of
IL Geography for Vermont Children is now
for sale at spcneers. This book has been re =
ON IN en- eI by the vnvention Of Supcrinten-
dents. Teacher supplied on liberal terms.
Sinale copies IS cents. IL. l.. Spencer.
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tssssas rs-HfsssS eytksi--sn a s{ssk slll L,
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RierPsap LIFE and lLllYn 49,.
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oreAaissA IL HArsds~t. C~s, SEA-, 1874
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eft. Potter, Psviel
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A = Hourhton, Ps~,st; a \ Bow en-, Clarendon
J d Woodward. Csst,etor; Jo,iAh " Hale, Bran
don; John Fox, Wailineford
BENNING TON COUNTY
AoxSrs Bingham & MoEowen, { 'cunty Agent,
1 N,hsrt,, D., Manchester, " q Doug Shafts
| bury; Cyrus Armington, Dorset
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Swift, Bcnning ton; RDMeaehan, manchester
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California LII. Risks
taken at lower rases than by any other conra"
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NOTICE.
ROAD 0OxRHlgY

TIME Stockholders arc hereby notified that
II the Directors have ordered re, ment Of
the following assessments to Wit, ten er cent
monthly, payable on the third Monday Of each
month, for ten successive months, commencinr
the 10th day Of May, next. Payments may b,
made either to N. Burton, ESQ, Rupert, Il. N
Graves, Esq, Granville, or to the Treasurer al
West Poultbry. A greater amount than ten
per cent may be paid at any time. Al pay
ments win draw interest until the Road is built
And put in operation.
u. CLARK, Treasurer.
Treasures Once, W. Pouitn.y,l
April u, 1850. la2l
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asd CAvu~s C~ssAs sisnjanily rro,~ Il. .l.a.. .s,.
sucb AtssasSs, cd is urdos<a curative row. ses sss
hsai'ar grcpsrcs IN Tho n,s~ins owpAps mi go
Wv spAsy " Wpsx Ass15sp ~ - fts,s ~. !, a. -,
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PROSPECTUS OF THE FREE PR EsBYTE-

THE FIRST number Of a weekly Religious Newspaper
bearing the above title, will he Issued in the town u
Mercer, Pennsylvania the frat Wednesday Of July
1870 under the editorial charge u Rev. JOSEPH COR
Editor.
This paper established a. the organ Of the Free Pres
bytSrdH ChuT in the Ubifel states One Of its p-Omi
nent objects therefore will be explain and defend the
position Of this Church those points which Distinguish
II from other branches the Presbyterian family The
Free Church having withdrawn Christian fellowship from
those guilty Of the practice advocacy sayeholdn
ana requiring ts voting members to honor the Divine in
stutiOn Of Civil Government by refusing 10 their
ballot Tor whose character Is eonemnei In the Bible
the paper wall Vndieae the action Of the Church these
POINTS Avoiding everything merely local and partisan la
pohucs win remark freely public and neasureF
Ani urge the duty Of Christian consistency in political
well A. ecclesiastical relations
Hls The glory Of Christianity that u remedy devised
y 'nte wisdom and goodness for ali the evils neral
social and political, that the world But lts value
In % other remedies, depenis upon its duplication 70
tue aiSese The times prOpous for the establish
ment OF religious journal that fhau illustrate this s-nti
ment AMI thus fairly the religion OF the Lori
Jesus Cbrl-t etenay hostile every, thing that nh.
God Of his glory, Of his rights Snch religion IL
- deemed, thus emancIatsd from all hradon would take
the weapons from the hands Of infdety and the susie
nance from ia lips for the nhdety Of this day and
try feeds and strengthen the glsrng Inconsistency ~
the protesting church with the morality Of the New esa
ment.
While it's theological sentiments will be in h,roonv Will,
the standards Of the Church the Free will be
no proseytng secaran incaoable of wishing well other
departments Of the reforming Church. believing that
the Church Of God IL in real unity should be one Ia
visible unity II will In every s>ripurAl Effort
lower down UNCONVENTIONAL distinctions and promote mt
Christ.
nue be paid to the current news and iter
ture OF the day aud the conductors will aim
paper useful to the FGBy the Christian, and the Gu
soi.
It will he printed in good Style on an extra imperial
sheet At two dollars per SOT0m invariably In advance
All business communications will he addressed to
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May 3D. Mercer, Mercer Co, Pc.
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field, Horace Mann, Job Mann. Matteson. Nc.
Donald, MckissOck, McLanahan, Meacham,
Moore, Morris, Nelson, ogle, Odds Otis, Peaslee
Peck, Phoenix Pitman, Potter, Putnam, Reed
Reynolds, Richardson, Risley, Robinson, Rock.
well, Root, Rose, Rumsey, jr, Sackett. Sawtelle
Schermerhorn, SchOolcraft, Sylvester. Spalding
Stanly, Stevens, Stetson Sweetser. Taylor. lanes
Thompson, w. Thompson, Thurman. Tuck lin
derhill Van Dyke, Vintou, Walden. Waldo
Wentworth, White, Whittelsey, Wndrick. vii.
mot, Wilson, Winthrop, and Wood-l2l.
NAYs-Messrs. Aston, Ashe Averett Bav
Bayly, Beale, Bocock, Bowdon, Bowie, Bowlin,
Boyd, Albert G.. Brown. Burt, Cabell George A
Caldwell, Clingman, Williamson r. w. Cobb
Colcock, Conrad, Daniel, Deberry, Dimmck, Ed
pundson, Ewing, Featherston, Green, Hall, Ham
Elton, HARRISON, |. G Harris S.W Harris Hiliard
Holiday, Howard, Hubbard, Inge, J. w. Jackson
"a Johnson, RW. Johnson, Jones, Kaufman. X err
La Sere, McClernand, II. NJ. McLsne. f. T. Me
-esn, McMullen, Mcqueen, McWillie, Meade
Miller, Millson, Morehead, Morse, Morton, Orr
outlaw, Parker, Powell, Robbins, jr, Ross, Savage
Seldom, Shepperd, +. p. Stanton, Il. H. Stanton
Stephens, Thomas, Jacob Thompson, TOombs
Yenable, Wallace, Watkins WellbOrn, Williams
" Woodward, and Young-77.
EAnd the House then adjourned.
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FREE SOIL CONVENTION IN MAINE.

Impressed with the Importance Of united and conserted
action at such crisis the State Central Committee Of The
Free Soil Party this State deem proper to invite Mass
Convention Of the friends Freedom and Free Ter
rtory We therefore appoint such Convention to be ho
den at Vaferrie, Thursday June l, at ten o'clock
M to adopt such may, upon free soasalta
ton and mature sdvisement he deemed necessary and
proper FOR the farAsrancs and guard Freedom and Free
Institutions and nominate candidate for Governor az
this State to be supported ut approaching State
ton. ASA WALKER
FRANKLIN MUZZY, WILLIAM A. CROKER
JASON WEEKS, NATHANIEL PEASE,
-- JOHN q. DAY, - JOSEPH BAKER,
State Central Committee
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CONSUMPTION.
"yunITIu IA.

HoUdH often hereditary arises frequently from
causes which few medical writers have yet noticed The
higher classes are more TO IL than the lower
have to labor for their support by exercising their
which means the yscera Of the chest all organs Of
the stomach developed These regions whe m
the vital organs seated The upper on the other
hand generally exercise their limbs which can
be done bat 1t the sacrifice and upper
tremites and chest Alas! consumption and premature
deaths are but too often the results OF their error
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Is The great remedy for CONSUMPTION, and The
best medicine known 10 man for asthma Of eDsry
stage, Liner Complaints, Bronchitis, laautnza,
Coughs Colds, Blpding of the Lungs, Ssorin>ss
Of Breath, Pans md HtakaesS in me SIDE Breast,
&c, and all othv Diseases Of The PULMONARY
ORGANS
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To The Editor Of the National Era:
SIR: On seeing the article in your last paper
touching my course on the Senate's bill in rela-
ton to California and the Territories, at first
intended to correct the more material errors found
In IT. so far as the feeble state OF my health would
permit, in few remarks in my place, on the
amendments to the bill then and yet pending be-
fore the Senate. This, was unexpectedly pre-
vented from doing at the time | desired and |
now ind it too late to finish for publication in
your next number more extended notice of that
article
10 prevent however wrong impression upon
the public mind, desire, without further DELAY.
.osay briefly through your paper, apd any ether
into which your arrCIe may ne copied that you
: - 80 rgr.TIs i1S' s.ltsS,, r..s. n shs :.
even advised or suggested, lin conference with
General Foote or any other person,l the amend
inent offered by Governor Pratt and adopted by
Colonel Davis; In error, materially affecting the
sense In relation to the present controversy in
the extracts from my message and letter, purport.
cd 10 DE gwen IN that article in error as TO the
alleged priority in time Of Mr. Owens letter n
nine and consequently rs to all differences theme,
deduced, aud statements thereon made and il
error to the motives which induced me 70 yot
for raising the Compromise Committee AZ /
has been termed, and against laying the bill re
ported from that Committee upon the table
am far from charging you with inteptona
injustice towards me in this matter, and woul,
even hope Especially at this distance of time anC
space as to some Of the points involved) that nom
has existed on the part of others, through whom
you must have derived your Information.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
JAMES WHIrcoMB
Washington CVy, Jlns L. 1850
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ENGLISH FREE LABOR PRINTS

A LARGE assortment, Just received by GEORGE W.
"A TAYLOR, northwest corner OF Fifth and Cherry
streets, Philadelphia.
~ b. This establishment Is devoted to the products Of
compensated labor and large variety Of Dry Goods and
Groceries are here provided for those who really wish 10 be
non slav eholders. 9Th mo f2tb-Imo
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FROM THE CINCINNATI DAILY TIMES.

We would advise readers who laborng under an
affection Of the Lungs TO make immediate trial Of this truly
excellent medicine The most intelligent and respectable
families OF our city have adopted " favorits family
medicine and persons predsposed 10 consumption who
have used H. speak In the highest terms is scaoy
The genuine Bassm Is put up in bottles with the words
Dr. Wisdr's Bai,ar Of JPh Cherry Phiia, blown 10 the
glass each bottle bearing label the 'front.' with sig
nature Of H. WLST1R, NJ ID.
None genuine, unless signed J. BUTTS on the wrapper
Price dollar per bottle; six bottles for FIVE dollars
For sale by X. $. PATTERSON, Washington, DC, and
Drnggsts generally, everywhere.
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GOOD BUSINESS.

The OAK HALL establishment, In Boston, sells snnu-
ally hslfa million dollars worth Of Clothing This is prob.
ably more than is sold by any other establishment in the
country This argues well for the lowprce system which
is the motto Of that establishment
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BLACkwOODs MAGAZINE AND THE BRifIsII
QUARTERLY REVIEWS

OWING TO the late revolutions and counter
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other In such quick succession and Of which end is NOT
y" the leading periodicals Of Britain have become
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ter " Of the very highest order
The Westminster" though reyriafe under ths title
only IA published In England under the title 81 the FOR
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the two Reviews formerly published reprinted una
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CONGRESS- ON TUESDAY.

In the Senate, Mr.. Hale's amendment, to pro-
vide for the division of California, 80 as to form
70 or more States hereafter, was withdrawn af-
tSr having been amended so as 10 provide that
the new State or States might be admitted with
or without slavery.
Mr.. Davis OF Mississippi moved an amendment
looking to the abrogatiOn of the laws of Mexico
now in force in the Territories; to which MIR Hale
moved proviso, excepting those laws relating to
slavery.
In the House, nothing of Importance was done
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HuNKERIsM in the free States finds warm pat
ron in the Washington U@iOH. 1t rejOices over
the defeat of Mr. Palfrey by the scattering votes
Of Democrats who would rather Freedom should
be lost for want Of one vote from the North than
give up their miserable party prejudiees. The
Union il very complimentary towards the lead
ersn who, for the purpose Of securing full rep
resentaton in Congress for Massachusetts,, in this
emergency, advised the Democrats TO desist from
a struggle that could secure not single benefit to
the Democracy, but might lead to result which
all parties at the North would deprecate. Ii
styles them leaders Of weak virtues and inexpe-
rienoed intclects"
Concerning James Thompson Of Pennsylvania,
who Was alected as Wilmot Proviso man, on bis
solemn assurances Of fidelity to that measure, it
furnishes the following intelligence
"The Hon. James Thompson, the able and eff
ctens Representative Of the Erie (Pennsylvanis)
district, has returned and taken his seat In the
House. We are informed that Mr. Thompson
gives very faffeyssg report Of The comowise sp,u
thai ron aasafes fhe popular mind of fhs Democracy
sffAs Ksyaone &ate. 7Xe tariff qeaisa has Aissx
away. We will carry the State the ensuing fall
BY from fftesn to twenty thousand majority
Mr.. Thompsou, In note 70 the Usios, contra
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SPEECH or HON. w. n. SEWARD.

IS CPEECH Of william n. Seward, ON the Admission Of
- California Delivered In the Senate Of the United
States, March II, 1897
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WAeaIroror, Deefmh,r27 1888.

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or all the Periodical Journals devoted 60 literature and
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TnE RIoHMoND (VA) WIG, which at fret IA
vored the Compromise, has taken strong ground
against it, IL thinks the South can do better than
"take this proje. The admission of California,
which is inevitable, and the leaving the wild re-
gions Of Utah and New Mexico 10 take care OF
themselves, cannot be worse than the dismember-
ment of Texas, the conversion of portion of it
into free territory, the increase Of the national
debt some ten OF twenty-five millions, aud the un
qualified acknowledgment of the power of Con-
gross to pass the Proviso. The North does not
ask these concessions, which Mr. Clay makes
and the South ought not to volunteer them
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". LITTELL 4 CO.,
Corner Of fremont and Bromheld streets, Boston.
u1~ FOR sale by JOSEPH SHiLIIN8TON, corner Of
-Four aud Pennsy vans avenue, Washing
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diets this statement 80 far as the Tariff is concern
ed. The Democracy Of Pennsylvania can CON-
promise the question of Protection to Freedom,
but Protection TO Iron mot for the world would
they compromise that What noble Democ-
racy
The Union favors Mr. Wilmot with its kind
regards, aud hopes that be will have an Opportu.
nifty, in the bosom Of retirement, of repentiug Of
the mischief which he has already inflicted upon
his country"
1t is delightful to know from Holy Writ that
the hope of the wicked shall PERISH