Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-12


at litsburg, June 9th, and after nominating can
ddates for county and district Offices passed re-
solutions in favor of a protective tariff; DO favor
of Gov Juhustous administration and also one
IN favor of Gen. Scott for the next President
1t was resolved that we regard the existence of
Slavery IN the Southern States a local constI-
tuition, for which they are alone responsible that
so far as 1t IS recognized IN the National Consti-
tution,we are willing TO execute the same in
good faith Bnt that Pennsylvania, having long
since abolished slavery upon her soil. is utterly
hostile TO us further extension. or any interier-
ence with 1t by her State officers.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
yesterday, az Reading, and unanimously nomln-
ated Col. VIM. Bgler as their candidate for
Governor. lie was introduced to the Conyen-
uon and made % speech, n which hc stated he
should support TIE Compromise measures to the
utmost % las ability. Col Frazer resi- gned his
professions as Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor ln favor Of Mr. Bigier
The subject of advertising, says the Boston
Saturday Evening Gazette, is so OFTEN made the
topic of newspaper remark, and So Intimately
connected VITA i1' welfare of the press, that sel-
usli motives orc often urged against those pub
hsiers who, from uue to- time, enforce It's value
upon ihe reading public. For oar own part. we
se,loA' e.Ioaa 10 ing power which oIl men have
it'il lh'f feici' lol WINE we receive any ia
'oTs win pleasure orr many friends Keep our
room for aliulon TO It's beneficial influence to
Trade Ia IN Icy business MS good effect Is ops
parent, TOR 1t Is tie great lever which every one
m1H use who ms iufum iur support The
4ieat sncrrt-Ai success IS rapid sales. and quick
returns of captS. slaa profits and large sales
are hcter tian small sales and iarge profits. \
man vino sells twenty thousand per anuum and
makes twenty PR cent ls not so well OIL as he
who disposes of twice thc amount at three quar-
iers the profit winch % Is much easier to do than
to accomplish the first. man having store
"lll md As expenses but it,le increased by sell
ing ten or fifteen thousand dollars worth more
of goods. ana 20 accomplish TINS DE must let ii
be known. There Is competition BOO every trade,
and the public look % their newspapers for di-
rection DOG dlsposng of their money. When Bos-
ton was "a small place, ihc man ho bought hat
or PAR " boots, or coat. or ANY other article
at one place. would he likely to return there e.
Gam 90 supply his wants aud continued 10 d0 So
year after year; but now the nlme most familiar
to the ear. the place best known, Is resortcd TO.
a trader who selects stock auj docs not ad-
ycrtlse hs business, buues bis candle under "a
bushei-anl If hasis bctnd DIS counter and
wonders silly there is uota rush of customers.
of culgltcnmoat Ncw would iuse al to adj
ycruse. however limited uay PRE- .helrme.ns.
cock county. ll.. ps sid tlr8nrh ,his clfv. ac-
companled ~ her husband Il i.n d4vs alfo. ON
her way to tie east She was born and raised
in the interior of Vermont Sho ma no oduca-
tou Whatever. She resided hirtg wears I'M and
about Cincinnati. ln due time tie snfrt of
God toid her she must pnnhecr.~ aud with the
holy Inspiration sae was 1ughi tofeal and write
Truly miraculous. But wlint IS more miraculous
still. she wrote four weeks necessarily. without
food or sleen. al tlia enlof which time She ceos-
cd TO eniov tie holy Influences. but was told
TINT She must write ADMIN. Three wears from
this time sho was re-ineoi-od and continued her
writing until she had cofnnioted her work This
work Is TO be onarto SIZE. and will contain 500
n1pos She STYLES the work "A Nemolr and
proDbesv. writer, low the inspiration of the Holy
Shirt of God. under the character of Shiloh or
the weary sufferer who is TO bring the true Eg6t
Of the hidden gospel 10 fallen man. She also
"comes under the hight of the woman. clothed
witt, tho sum and p6int,n, out tho seven church
a., of John sc Rev. Isl 2nd and 3d chapters. -
Mrs Spauldinr. on an subjects but prophesv,
WIS sane. She convcrsed haentlv, and appear
ed well informed. bat upon the subject Of her
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