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No,iSE..-Those Of who have yet settled
Az bills to on lat
eans snd doing 80 at t'eir earliest convenience, wish
ment OF the fall trade, 80 ~
Sept 7-2wn - ' 80 1850 : -
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,rRAVEIA N United ssStes. &c., dnring Is4a and
/ 1850 by Lady Emmcine Stuart Wor,lsy VIE
Godfrey Malvern The Ic Of Authors by Thomas Miller,
with twcnt four illustrations by " Fhiz.n
London Labor and the London Poor, parts
July 10 5traFgt e4l FHANCk TAYLOR. Il
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CHOCL EOOisSA kinds in in the city neighbor-
~ latest edlions ia every ca.eat extremely low
prices. -, ..,,.,, ;, J., an
Eept3 rhAN1h ihiLoh
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GUIDE Virginia sprsngs addition to The
roue. and Of the springs,
natural cnrioties State Ono small volume.
80
Tn. London Lancet for June md July.
The International Magazine for July.
This day received for sale by
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KNOX WALK will practise law I'm the Supreme
9tstes and attend 10 the prosecution
claims against the sovsrnmsaa address wsshason. DO
Mar l0-u
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CONSUMPTION
100, 900 Pulmonary Complaint
HAVE BEEN CURED.
BRANTS INDIAN EALSAM

Hopeless dyingcHseso Of Consumption be by til
use OF this kGiSdn. 1t has nurrds Of PERSONS
wertso Grdscascd and hopeless havrbee
by Physicians and friends ina diving Suuc, Ii has cured
thousands OF confirmed cases and tens thuusud "
whom it aidthe! woulG nUrlvru week au some En
day longer.
Forparticulnr cases, andtul endahnndanr proof
PnmphlelSnII our Agents hRNtthe pamphlets to giyrtNH
who ASK for them.
BRA.NT'S PURIFJING EXTRACT.
Is another preparation III this Indian medicine which is
eNpres prepared Rnd adupIdd purify ucleansthe blood
II confirms the highly valuable
and eficHCIOus vegetable mcdcnes-such Ms SARsPAELLA
YELLOW Dock, CnERRy BARN and SAssAFRAs-asO others
OF which is the most weriu and uilng purifier
the blood that ever known to either Indian white
tneuai2es ana destroy! all the unhealthy POISONOUS por
tions the blood promptly and certainly that
wOrsSCRoFULAs CANCERS and 0hcr impure blood diseases
withOu1ruiI 1t Curesdscuseso Of the HEART LIVER XIII
NEys ,UTERus ard BLOOD.
THERE'S moreerdve purifying hccaling cfcaC, in one
bottle Of this purifier ihNn THERE'S IN bottle
medicine which nnrpOris to CUrrI he same diseases
The above Medicines HrtsOlGin rlmOs every town int
stFtr md in his county ~
CH vRIES CHAPMAN Woodstock; Whit, Il Clark Npsc.
Brign, Pierce n OrlCStrr II. N"'dn", Nh"m
whitr tnVcndIsh u lIaGiCN chester ChH's
SnIn Springfield; u. GriswOld North SUnHgGtld ]. r.
Nichols pcrknsvill,; Walton Brown Fclclvn & Ray.
mond Bdgcwarer P D. Richardson IinrtHnd ! G. Brook
Hartford T L.& T.. W Odds Norwicb BaNer& Walhige
sharon; o. Chamberlain Ponrct r.. p Ncvns Royalton
$ Bosworih Mort ROyalton Jacob smith, Bethel NJ Gay
Gaysyrlle ,Smith& mn ProrOrsyillc.
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DMNTAL NP. EeATHNNS.

Ill persons requiring operations the natural teeth
"A who wish artificial ones inserted, are politely in
vi,ed to call on
II. s. CHASE, NJ. D., Dentist
WOODSTOCK, TT,
Who having had the experience OF large aud success
Ii practice for mGHy gears, feels entire confidence IN
his abilities give perfect satisasiiOn ali who may
favor him with their patronage. The Public too well
acquainted with the various operations performed by the
Dentist TO require an enumeration of them this place
suffice il TO say, that every operation in the ART DEN
TIsTRY is executed by DR.. C. IN the most careful, thor
Ough, beautiful and successful manner! and fully equal
to the best Operators in the United States.
The WHOLE SETS, which he makes, are worn with
comfort, and are nearly useful the natural teeth for
mas2aOn, aud fully equal to them in beauty and life
like appearance. There persons in every part of this
State and in some other States, who testify om ex-
pcrence, to the excellence fhs ARTlEiCiALTECriI.
DR. c. believes that his mode olng teeth is superior to
most others in use, enabling him. rs it does, to make n
filling remarkable forts solidity and permancncc.
ABSENCE:
DR., c. will hereafter visit HANOVER, N. H., on
The first MONDAY of leach monhand remain until Salur
day morning At al! Other times he may be found in
Woodstock,
Communications promRlyaaswcrd
Woodstock, II! .H9rch 2OM 1851 JGitlr
WINDSOR, W. Jan. 4lh 1851.
Dr., II. S, CHASE, Woodslocl, VI
Dear Str-lI gives me great pleasure to reply 10 youl
note OF the 3OIh uiimO. making inquiries in relation ia
1.-THE full set of Teeth, Enthusiastically you for Mrs Smith
She has now worn them more than year, with the
most perfect satisfaction in every respect. Their beauty
admired by every one while few discover that ,hcy
are not natural. Their usefulness almost equals natural
teeth, enabling her to masliCule (cud wirhou, the
least difficulty, We can most heartily Recommend an,
and all who in need Of the services Of Dentist to ca
on one who has been so successful
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedien; servant,
MAJOR SMITH
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Price Reduced !
VAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE!
Large Bottles - Only One Dollar.

The Proprietor of the Great American Remedy vAuoHys
VEGETABLE LTHoNTRIPTC MIXTURE" induced by the
urgent solicitations Of his Agents, throughout the United
EtRlas and Canada. has now
Reduced the Price
Of lis popular and well known article and hum tha data
hSnceorh, he will put up hut size only - his oukt
bottles - the retail price will he
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may assured that the character Of the MsA
cine It's strength, and curative properties WILL RENAL.
UNCHANGED, and the same care will DO bestowed in pr.
pairing it as heretofore
As tins medicine under is reduced price, will be purch,J
by those who have not hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virtues, the proprietor would beg to intimate that hi,
article not to be Chased with the amount of Remede,
Of the day :; claims for itself greater hea!nr poper in
Gil diseases, than other preparation no0 before As
To and has sustained itself for eight years by its superior
medical virtues, and, unit, this reduction commanded double
the price Of any other article in this line.
NOTICE PARTICULARLY, this article with great hs.
Ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys Lungs
and all other organs upon the proper action Of which life and
health depend
This medicine has justly high rcpute a, remedy for
Drcpsy and Gravel,
and all diseases of that 1t may be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patient y
these distressing diseases, especially DRopsy tho pro11
stor would earnestly and honestly recommend IT, Al
present price easily obtained by all and the tial will poys
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
GV Please ask for pamphlets the agents give them away.
they contain over sixteen pages of receipts, lin addition 10 full
medical mutter valuable Tor household purposes and which
will save many dollars year practical housekeepers
These receipts introduced make the book Of grO,,
value, aside from s character advertising medium for
the medicine the testimony in favor Of which, the form of
letters from all parts Of the country, may be relied upon
eV- Naugm's Vegetable Ihontrptic Mixture the
Great American Remedy for sale in quart bottles at Al
each small bottles at 30 each. No small bottles will bs
issued aler the present stock is disposed Of
Principal Office, Buffalo, N. Y, 2O7 Main Street
G. G. VAUGHN
n BAN letters Excepting from agents and dcnler, with
whom lie tEansacs business be post paid or no attention
will he gwen to them.
oodStocE, ClIhs. CIAPMAN;So. Woodstock Oliver n
nechee, Charles Tnkham; Ilurtand, ]. G. Brooks; Nor
y H. Oldsj Windsor, A.& II. Wardner .Frrlv He
own Clvendish, Robinson ~ White Ludlow, Il. L. G
roc0rsville Clement Arhrrlon Chester IIldlp,
N, E.P. Nevens Bethel. Jacob Smith; GuysyiiIr N.
ebanon George .KendCh; Rochester Briggs Pierce
For sale wholesale rand retailby Olcytt NJ UKeeson
Maiden Lane N. Y.-53d.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1851-11-20
DOCTOR FONTAlNE'S
BALM OF
THOUSAND flowers.

FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY. FOR BATHING AND
MANY MEDIC NAL PURPOSES
HiGIIJY periumed by It's ingredients. Recommend
ed by The faculty, of almost every European city, and
London and Paris, and thousands ui individuals, who make
daily OF ii in New \Ok. Philadelphia and Boston 1t is The
greatest luxury lady gentleman could wish Tor the Improve
health TOT comfort aud personal establishment, aud
delicate sOOlhsg sensation, and the delightful sones II I'M
parts to the complexion.
We give II few Of The prominent properties OF the
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOW ERS!
alrcqdy well established by actual experience.
FlRSTlhis Balm remedies every defect Of the Complex
and establishes IN its stead Beauty and Health. the fine
when both by the changes freaks of nature, dis
have been OhCured ard undermined il CleHsUS the skin
pmplrs and huche>; also sunhurn, nlownes
aud ircckrs wphrirg to The skin its original purity and
unsurpassed freshness rendering il clear, smooth and white
SECOND.
IT PROMOTES THE GKOMIh hND INCREASE OF THE
HAIR, CAL SING IT 10 Curl IN the MOST
NATURAL MANNER,
II cieasrs HE head from Nrfrun giving vgor health ind life
To- The roots Oi The huiI.
IT l. SUPERIOR \RTICIE ron SHAVING BEING - F..
PERltR 10 Att IESi NlrittNr OF SOAPS,
CREAMS PASlES. &c.
As Drniridce tor pleasing t Teeth. II is by fI the most
medicinal Of compound NC d.C"vtrcj preventing decay
relieving pain. ucers aud canktr, End e,der the itr white
to promoc sweetness Of body Cleanliness health and strength
nnd 10 prevent crpon &C. there Article suitable
than this Balm II may be used in cold warm hard so
WATER
None genuine unless sgEtd b, The roIrieors
FElKlDGE d. CO.,
Na"Wdc turerS 0nd ProprietOrs
IL STATE TREET, BOSTON, MASS.
For sale in Woodstock by HAsKAIL & PALMER
Price so cents per Bottle. 5s5 ly
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& he Entirely Vegetable Medicine

SHASTNSlNDlANPlLlSa nowlcipctto he b,sn(es
'h best the most uanndpurity cir nntmrcofan
ow before the public. For billions infannntor, Fpvrrs midi
perverted appetite and all arrangement, OF the bilious
hey are sure to produce hedesrGd effect The rorrr
sor has such confidence in these Pin from the test mon, of
thousands und the yalnabcrepnlaoulhey guinea
wlivc person opportunity oncsnGi free
Sec conditions pdnpIlc rIi
For Saein this viIlngchy chs Chapman u. w Rice so
.BaiIy Wndsoli H. Wardner Geo. WsrIncr-IImtland
+. Suckers WillnTGS Co. ID Osgaod Norwich f. : Pat
ridge f. So Z. ". ODDS white River viz Moses French
Geo Lym0n Quech! vim Chn's Sahins r. & n Burke North
SNrin2neId Burk BaJmtGn y. G. Gri.ald PerkiyyiIIe
Nirhus Day Hammond. Felchvil W. Brown Hancock r.
Fnli Rochester, Qnshman Morgan; West sorhbridgc J.
Morgan SonsiPymunthS. Wheeler Tyson Furnace u T
Pierce; Ludlow, Mnson Whcc"mb, y. T.. Green; Caynls
Geo. f. Davis Robbins Whites PrOcrurs,ile smith 4 nm
Weahersfcld Z, iapgood LehUn0n Geo cndrck Tnnoyrr
Thoms IlnndbN moretrader in every town through
out New England Satcs& Cdnpdas. ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1851-11-20
Lace Goods.

This day received at the CHEAP STORE some
new styles Cambria Edgngs and Insertions Swiss do,
do in new and Elegant patterns, Smyrna Lse thread.
Linen woye and Gimpune do Also, another lot Of those
beautiful patterns DEyU VEiLS, all Of which are
selling cheaper than ever at A. S'TEARNS & son.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1851-11-20
80 Chests Tea Just Received!
N%A
~ ':;;':.NE8

VIZ HIGH are selling ut wholesale and retail great
w bargains. Those wishing supply for the season
will find il for their advantage TO call where they can
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1851-11-20
BRANT'S
PULMONARY BALSAM.
The GTent COUGH REMEDY.

Many Of experience, and moro than IT, nd
Cures 2 C9nsnnptiye Complaints proved 10 the unjbsd
derW remedy that greatly SUPERIOR 6ccGms il is oog and
le ana more certain cure Consumption OF The Lungs,
than other Remedy the ,,poynr
said by That Consumption be Re- & e onnor
Of the mnuy H argue win .rh XXI Xxi.
we pW say md do d,eyt fact which be proved thousnnds
Of that t medicine hna cured COVQ which bstrS
he effected called real on and When
attended with symptoms TINT escmhed md ali ye,nee
Rfc The symptoms those said 10 hive d
with that disease COnsHmptiGn THE Basam has
sdd, Of per2Jn1 who sd 10 e Opces
d r1sHg COuglsFd,m the Breast, Side and det- Dnlc ni-
~ Of hreG hing ParI1t EY00gtion Hectic FTu-N htSuedn
and wasting away Of the Flesh and Blood Pessns having
such complains have amer said they could live
week longer This Medicine cured who supposed
dying state bu by tie use Of this remedy they liye
md enjoy good heath,
This Bnisam purely geobc comropnd pleasant 10 tnke
md dc injury my otdcaee under any
rUtcs Ms wonderful and almost miraculous Cures by Pur
lying, Strengthening md InyigOrHtinR he Whole syscmhy oua
eng Me ccdhOI ana producing hoIiD RcGDUs ayIRg Cugh
0tHg he NCryCs--lnd OiGg and yaclg ExpeC
IN y II yly..-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1851-11-20
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE.
lELAIpMANl s. nlIlMSS

2lldAI 1Q1AdI - G9AI = -
TTAVE Just opened large and extensive Stock of
ii Crockpry, consisting in part OF Rich Gold Band
and Sprigd China Tea Sets, Heavy Glass Lamps Can
dlescks. Creamers, Sugar Bowls Salts Casors, Lamp
Chimnics &c, 25 dozen Sauce and Preserve Dishes,
10 " Egg Glasses. Cusard Cnps,
so Z" Tumhers and Guhrts,
81 Tea Sets " hite Granite Naie,
20 1t. Blue, with Dining and Toilet Sets
to match,
% Sets White Granite Ware, complete making full
assortment, of all articles for Dining, Tea, Coffee and
Toilet Sets.
COMMON WARE
The Largest and Cheapes, assortment TO be fond,
White, yellow, and Blue Edge Plates all sizes Bluc
Edge Pnters, Bake Dishes, Naples, Pitchers, Creames,
Mugs, &c. Sc. .,
Those who want full or parts of sells to match will
be able to supply themselves al the very lowest prices
EarshrrH and tone Ware
Sold at Factory Prices,
May 90 1851 573 CHI 'PMAN & JONES,
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SPIRIT OF TFTE AGE, THURSDAY, NOV 20, 1851
AMERICAN
Mutual LifC Insurance company,
CAPITAL 800, 900

INVESTED IN BONDS, MORTGAGES AND STOCKS
Rps Of D,,,iu reduced % per cent, payG6le" Gas"
naauuily, semi annuaity or quarie'y
THIS Conpany Is purely mutual, and cohhhes "s
busincsa to New England and the ol"lc Vi N'"
york No California or other extra hazardous flsEs
have or will be taken. ,h,,o
Th. in.uret are members of The Company and snare
the nro6s equally. Dividends are declared anhuay on
the LIST of January for which certificates are 'sSue
which are ira srrabo represent cash, securely 'h'oS
ed and not unpaid premium notes. aS IN 'ho '"0' "
Credit Companies ,
lstIt enables the Company 10 reduce the rates Of
premium and the same IN anhuaI SehI-ahhua'
or quarterly payments ,..L L
ID 1t places all the members equality with each
other as to payments and dividends
al ii nrcumun,es capital in cash, and not in pre-
mimi notes, aud enables the Company 10 pay present
and future losses without depending upon the collection
Of premium notes
4th-lt enables the Trustees to ascertain with certain
~ the profits and to issue certificates which represent
cash instead Of premium notes. .
shit will enable the Trustees 10 redeem The ceItif
cotes held by living as well deceased members, and
keeps the Company at all times in sound and reliable
state
6,h-It prevents the charge of deception consequent
upon the practice Of estimating unpaid premium notes as
mart Of the capital o. the Company, and last, but mol
least, IT .qVOIDS THE CERTalNTY or
FROM THE POLICY 47' DEATH, relieves the
members from the annual payment Of interest on preml'
u notes. and enables the Company to pay interest an
nually upon the certificates for profits
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
Prof B, SILLIMAN, sen. Pres; Nouns WILCOX,
Vice Pres; BENZ. MOVES, Secretary; JOHN w
FITCH Treasurer; THOMAS +, POWERS, NJ. ID. Med
cn Examiner, Woodstock Vt. JOHN A. PRATT,
Agent, Woodstock Vt. 5t3 ~
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II NNlT,6tH41S

A BDONINAE SUPPORTERS, shoulder Braces In
n mns rNhs and all his medicines Just received and for
SAFE at the Drug Store by GHAS. CHAPMAN.
Also his LECTURES on CoNsuMPTIoN for saleat the
5O4 NEW BOOKSTORE
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W8D8'S ll0EllAA BEAU&LBSe
A Series in -Four Numbers.

IiESE REA nER~ Il December last recommended
he NtaLu. bO~t hereafter b. Use. lh-
convention ni III loNr. - tth''hdcut a. t"n! on
III, in
Tt d cut The, are the schools
other districts III tins huh the joining
towns. mud destined To take the place NJ all other Reading
Books changes effected III order that they
may be readily obtained inducement iur their
Itde INTR III ClON. the Publisher ns made arrange
ment with The subscriber, by which he viii keep tONSTA Mt
Y ON DErOSITE large supply oi each number, whrh viii
afforded during N, coming Fab nnd Winter by the DOZEN
OR IN LARGER QUANTITIES, at the lowest New York Cash
Prices.
Superinrndeus intend ehrctuG change according
the will do well to propose early peri
od that schools may avail themselves Of the low
Merchants rel, upon obtaining qunnty desired
he lowest York Prices Cdh;-und where
situated convenient obtain them otherwise
he will be furnished schools direct from the subscriber, h
the dozen, the same rates.
Also School al kinds and School Stationery, con
slantly for sale cheap MS the cheapest.
LEWIS PRATT, JR.
Woodstock, Oct 10. 1851. 1874
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ConGun1Dtioz2,

COVGIS mi Co Hclh ifiilgG. Sp0g If Bood Bccd,agd
&" !ny PiH in Mt Lc's N, md |et to7owne. Ny Soca,
P7p'.aU " he icrri, Urd M FENtIt FAX NEsSES and
Conpohu, arising ruercGom, Cholera ln'antum, a.
~ For Proof md rn' 0pDs ot Guns our Pamphlets
End hlpdtiis-Ul nHr A..l.. ..'..."
For sale by II, WarGne Windsor-Pcase & Porter
Weoton-Briegs Pierce, RoChtslu--Mason Hammond
Ludlow-Ro,ins White, Caytndkh-J IIadey, 50 Chester
C b. knight, Snrngned-J +. Nichols, Ptrknsvie-W W
Brown, Fechylr-C RAYMOND, mogrwmer-C Chapman
llnrtltnd-O. Bailey, So WuOds0ck-M French Hartford
WOndslock-F. l.. ODDS NOrwich-EaNct a Wnlbridge
sharon-Nnthan SNOW, PomEc Nevens tpham Roy alton
= smith Rehrl-M Gay, On! syillcU A Kyts, nrcloTs
yie-S. Burke & Co, No. Springfield Geo. H. mun White
River Junction Nathan Dane, South RoluonJ, ", Inbee,
All orders must he addressed to WALLACE 4 CO., 2Os
Broadway, New York, 5r9-eOwly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
Mysterious Death.
ence OF The N. Y. Tribune

Correspondence OF The N \ lrlouhe
RouNsyllLE, Anegany Co. n. Y, oct.5, 1851.
A great excitement has arisen in our little
village Of late. concerning the mysterious death and
secluson of young lady, who was not known to be
m our midst until about three weeks since when
the neighbors were informed that woman lay very
sick In the dwelling OF a Mr.. r., IN the village
Upon going in she was found unable to speak, and
died in shor, time But how she came there, or
what was the intention OF her Secluson, were at
once new and astonishing mysteries which the peo-
pie in vain have sought TO discover. Coroner's
Jury was called and post morton examination heid'
but nothing satisfactory aSceTtalned as 10 the cause
OF her death. Her father has since been iouhu'
proving her name to be Phebe Cole, aud VINO SAYS
that stranger calling his name Barber, and himself
a resident of Belfast, came 10 his house IN Lyndon,
Ca,taraugus Co., about the first of August. and took
her away, as he said to work for HIM. Also that
after leaving there. stopping for few days at pub
lie house on the way, she gave her name as Ahce
Palmer. and came 10 SAID RS on the 9th of August,
where she concealed until the day Of her DEATH
Sent, a. II is hoped more particulars Will soon Dc
discovered and the mystery revealed. J.H.R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
Vermont Whig State Convention.

MONTPELIER, W, ffluay' OC' ~ io"i'
The Wing State Convention, which was I'M
usually large, has Just completed the business OF
appointing delegates tothe National Convention
JUSTIN S. MORRILL,, of Stafford, and HARRY BRAD
LEY, of Burlington, were nominated delegates az
large E. p Walton Jr, of Montpelier, and ID. w.
c. Clark of Burlington. substitutes.
FIRST DaStrcf-Isaac 7. Wright, OF Casteton, dele-
gate E. n Briggs. Of Brandon, substitute.
Second Dlstrici-Carlos Coolidge, OF Wlhasol, anu
lanes Barrett of Woodstock, substitute !,
Third Dlsfricf-W. w. Nash, of New-Haven, ana
George w Grandey, of Vergennes, substitute
Fourth Distrlct-Iiezekiah II. Reed, OF Montpelier,
and Henry S Bartlett. Of Lyndon, substitute
The following resolution was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted by the Convention;
Resolred As the sense Of this Convention that the
Wings of Vermont steadfasty abide by their OIL &C.
clared principles and as particularly set forth In the
resolution adopted by the State Convention IN june
las,that they entertain preferences or
AS to men thai Will not cheeriuy be yielded Tor the
success of their cherished principles, and that the
Delegates this day selected 70 represent Vermont III
the National Convention, viii most acceptaDiy as
charge their sponsble duty by faithfully endeayof
ing TO secure the election OF candidates who can pest
command the confidence and favor OF the wings Oh
the whole country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
The Arrests for the syracuse Affair.

To tie Ed'tosS Of The r. 7. Tr,jsAs:
The examination of MosEs SUMMERS, one
Of the FIVE arrested yesterday a. Syracuse. was
commenced this morning before Judge COnklin.
Up to tins time only one witness has been ex-
amiued. and h,s evidence did not lmphc ite Sum.
mers IN the rescue except established the fscth It
he vas with the crowd sometime after they hal left
the police Office. The witness Is Benz C. Higgins,
who j.. think. the only Silver Gray Alderman, or
official IL Syracuse. and about the only respectable
noisy Silver Gray Aihe whole City. Siace wrote you
las, evening. two more arrests have been made, viz
PRINCE JACKSON anG - ALLEN. Doth colored }
The examination before Judge Conklin Is merely 70
satisfy him As to whether II MS duty 10 commit the
accused persons for trial District Attorney JAMES
Il. LAWRENCE Is very much censured IN the comml-
nifty for the course he has taken In this affair. The
whole prosecution is universally unpopular, and can
hardly BE sustained. If 1t should De the persons
found guilty viii receive every possible pecuniary
aid and comfort from the citizens OF Onondaga Coun-
~. and the surrounding Counties B.
I'VE can't see why Mr.. Lawrence should be
censured unless for not reslgning. If citizen
holds al office, he must try to enforce the laws,
good or bad. He has no right to pick out few
laws to enforce, and leave the residue to be
violated with mpunity. Ed. Tub.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
NEW-J ERSEY ITEMS.

WIG NoMINATIoNs.-M C0.-For
Assembly Stephen Conger. of Randolph. William
VI kitchen, OF Morris, Robert C.. stephens OF
Washington. Joseph klichell, of Hanover Tor sher-
III Abraham Tappen, of Morris.
ANTI. MONOPOLY NOMINATIoNs.-ESser
Co,pfv-Senaior-Wm b. Baldwin Of Bloomfield.
Assembly L. Guild, of Newark John ii. Nee
ker, CO. CALVIN ) Dennis, do Beach Nanderpool,
do Elias Darby of EhzabethIown, John NJ. Clarke.
Westfeld John A. Vanortwlck. Railway Thomas
McKircin, Clinton John McChesney, Caldwell.
Serif-Dayid NJ Fitzgerald, Of Newark,
~ The Common Council of Jersey City
have resolved 10 extend an invitation 10 KoSsuth 10
visit that place on his arrival on our shores.