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tflorkcts.


BRIGHToN, Jan. q
At Market 900 jBecf Cattle no Stores, -
pairs Working Oxen. 50 Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and Lambs, and GOO Swine.
PRicEs-Bcef Cattle-Extra Sc 25 lstqual-
ity 1913, 2d do IS Sd do 81 a so.
WoRKfNG OxEN--SS5, 80, 100, l05
Cows AND CALVES ST., 81, 26, IS 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--e2, $50, .. One extra
lot sold at S. each.
SwlNE-3ba42c.
Remnrks-Markct about MS List steck seven
very extra Cattle were in Market and found a
very ready sale GOO Of the above reported
were driven from Cambridge.
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Paw Your Debts.

All persons indebted to me, Except those
who haze made special bargains to the contra
ry.) must settle their accounts Immediately,
otherwise some lawyer will find customer.
II. A. SHELDON.
Secondly, There nrc LARGE number or
SMALL accounts due me which shall certainly
sue unless they are pnid SOON 50
Dec. 23d, 1850. ii. A. SHELDON.
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Notice.

To The Stockholders Of the lEddleJur5 Nan.
ydciwing Company:
An adjourned meeting OF the Company, will
be held at the Vermont Hotel. on the fourth
Wednesday of January, 1851, at one O'Clock Pa
NJ 10 appoint Directors and transact such othe.
business as the Companys interests require.
Russell VALLETT, CLERK.
Middlebury, Dec. "a, 1880. 35-4
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
AND THE
Farmers Guide,
LEONARD SCOTT & Co.,


NO. 81 GOLD ST., NEW YoRK,
Continue to publish the four leading British
Quarterly Reviews and Blackwood's Maya
zinc in addition to which they have recently
commenced the publication of a valuable Az.
ricullura work, called the
d" FARMERS GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC AND
PRAcTIoAL AGRICULTURE
BY Henry STEPHENS, T. II. s., of Edinburgh,
author OF the Book Of the Fdrm,' &c, &c. !;
assisted by JoHN NoRToN, M. A., New Haven,
Professor Of Scientific Agriculture in Yale
College, &c, &c.
This highly valuable work will comprise
two large octave volumes, containing ovcrli00
pages, with IS or 20 splendid steel engravings
and mot than GOO engravings ON wood, in the
highest slvle of the art, illustrating almost ev-
ely implement of husbandry now in use by the
best farmers, the best methods of poughing,
planting, haying, harvesting, SC, &c, the
various domestic animals IN their highest
perfection in short, the pictorial feature OF the
hook is unique, and will render it OF incalcula-
bic value 10 the student OF agriculture.
The work Is being published in Semi.monlh-
~ Numbers, IF 81 pages each, exclusive OF the
Steel engravings, and is sold at IS cents each
or 50 for the entire work in numbers, OF which
| there will he at least twenty-five.
The British Periodicals Re published are as
| follows viz;
Tie London Quarterly Reeiew( Conservative
The Edinburgh Rerietr (Whig),
Tie North british Rcriec Greet Church,,
Tile Westminster Beuiee OLibcraD,
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The PLuRALIrY sTEM.-The New
HAMPSHIRE Constitutional Convention have
voted, 1874 yeas to 60 nays that in the new
Constitution il shall he provided that in all
elections by the people, plurality sholl
elect.
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ABOUT ORGANc. Col. ScuouLrR. of the
Do.,.n .,L,s ,o,oI,. -, ,y.,,,i,,
'''
writes TO 'I'a' lourh"' as 'o'ows IN regard
10 the EGshingtOa RepUJiic aud organism
in ccnrrol.
The hdlscrcei and foolish cours9 oil the
HrpHbi'c newspaper, in this city, is severely
censurcd by the Northern Wing members
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o. We understand that the Chrome
type has been sold to the Free Soil
COMMITTEES" and that it will be merged
hereafter in the new organ of the Free
Soil parry, The Compass" 1t is ru-
mored that Hon. John G. Pallrey and
Richard lllldrelh, ESQ. are to be the
political editors Of ii.-BostOn Atlas.
The Compass " didn't please the a.
malgamallonists as q name for their new
paper. They have boxed the COM
pass long enough.--Bee.
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ImpOWdnt ctNVtu7c Of cUtS Ut It0V"v'1"
Nc,c York.
The rollowin. certificate. Of cures at Rochester n Y
was addressed to Mr. Touscy General Agent for that
Roche,tc-. n y. June 3. 1916.
Sir Some time last January. Wa taken win vac
at Gold attended with distressing Cough, which IN
the course of a few days brought on bleeding nl the
Lunrs with much soreness Of thc Chest pain IN tue sac
and uch soreness. Of the heart After being confined TO
my bed for some days and getting no better MI farIei,
formerly Deputy sheriff Of this county fecomm'n"'u
mr. to get a bottle Of Dr. Buchnms Hungarian hai-nh
of Life observing that he had been similarly on''rn
and by the Of that medicine had been sprcdiN s"d
entirely cured. immepatey got hottie a"u "''' ="
sing il short time the result was he prcdicod--l
got entirely we'll f,om the benefit received from inc
Eal.am aud from Tho universal good name 1t heats
mnns nv frieuds who have used il for diseases oi the
lnns aud Chc.t am induced TO believe 1t to be one
Of the medicines in u-r for those diseases AMI
such recommend it TO the public. a. ....,...,
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r3S' The Albany Evening journal says
that the Hudson River Railroad Company
have purchased site for depot opposite
that city. at cost Of 100000. 1t is the
place generally know MS Gibbons dock, be-
tween Greeubush and the Boston depot and
is said to he admirably adapted for its intend
dcd use,
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Bounty Land for Soldiers.

mr. the War Of lsl2of the Florida and other Indian
y War since l1aland for the romnis Toned o0iccr
~ the War with Mexico who served for one mnnth
.hh upwards. and have received no aud- land if deaf
NJ their widows CT minor chdrcn) nhtained undrr ina
&c" law by liOR Alto WOODMAN 20 Railroad Ex
-"lnse, boslon, "ho has an agency at Washiustou
. " No charges unless successful lie has Agencies
III the Western States for the selection OF lands aud la
rniion OF warrants y personal inspection and pays the
i'ghest cash price for lands thus located.
Oct II, 1850. o. tv
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As no ordinary sized ad,ert scmeni can lrgi TO
do justice To tie merits Of this Article, tie Piopri-
eturs have embodied in PAM h,ot iurm, the hs-
tory Of this Mcdicmo-ihe description, haIutcr,
SC, OF its principal ingrcdicns-lhc effect tic,
have upon the human ~ slcT-and above all. the
incalculabie amount Of good which it has done.
They dies ign to circulate this PAM hlc extensive
W but should any ono be ovcllo, he'd, ne, are ear
neslly dcsired 10 call upon the Agents named he
lew, and procure one gratis. IL will we'll ICl ay
pcrusal The hints ON page 7lh MAY he Worlh IL
yourself ~ f,rnil, TIOUsHADS OF DOLLARS
and il " introduce Nnu 10 u mass Of testimony Nv
its favor which is perfectly ircsisiabc.
Suth hcirg ctr confidence IN rs Nntuc-. NC arc
willing 10 Warrant the Medicine IN e,cN recent
case, u used according to the drccli,ns,) a.d
where The person Is net 81 Lifted lhsl he j. deTi-
wing benel from il, hy returning IL wiih - hours
time, TIE MONEY
Will be refunded. See rage 81 Of the Pamphlet.
For sale, wholesale and retail. hy A. l.. SEQ
WILL & CO, Propriciors, At their i'rincipd
Once, No 65 Warren ST , New York, 10 vi ON
all orders for this Medicine, and letters rclaiin
10 Agencies, should be addressed pest sad.
O7~Be sure YOU askfbf Or 4. Ecgeis' .Syrs
Of LvERwoKT, TAR. and CANoiiAI SorA, ard
let no other be palmed on Upon you.
CAUTION.-Noneg ennfht, unless there !, on
the buff WRAPPER, note Of bRth signed with
Pen, by A. l.. SCONiLL 4 co.
For sale in hiddiebuTy, by T. d. WIll.R.
LOCK
PRlCE-In large bottles, 81 90 Or six boi'les
for S5,00
January |, 1881: s7'ym
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RUTLAND AND ADDISON
Fire Insurance Company.
OFFICE AT BRANDON.

THIS company insures against losses by fir,
l. al the must favorable rates Ii is based
strictly upon the principle of mutually, and
conducts its business in the most economical
manner possible. Great care is taken TO insure
only safe risks; and the several rates OF premi
um have been completed so as to make every
class OF property insured pay for its own losses
No company can make safe insurance at lower
rates. All losses promptly responded to by
the company.
SAM'L. NJ. CONANT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Brandon, Dec. 10, 1880. 81;
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~" Niles and Roberts, the two New
York lawyers who have been on trial sew
eral days past, charged with conspiracy 10
delraud, have both been found guilty.
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pIlss-s COMPOUND COD LIVER OIL CANDY

Th, well known remedy. combined with other va'ua-
bic ingredients, Is composed mainly of pure Cod Liver
on the contribution being effected in such manner a.
completely disguise the rcpulsivc taste of the oil aud
sill To tract from is medical qualities. Who will
NV that great dcratnm has not been accomplished
bv the IN, emit aud who ,hnl that he is not cscr-
Wing Of all hohnr for bis efforts to provide remedy for
coughs colds &C., bat the purchaser to 1t that
he does purchase counterfeit Inquire for Bliss
CANDY aud receive no other.
Prepared by o. X Bliss Druggist Springfield Mas
Price - cents per package.
Sold by SiDNiY Moody, Middobuty +. Huntington
Ncrgcnncs l.. Daniels, Rutland. 81 ;lw
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For Farmers Guide(complete in % Nos $500
fragments 10 be made in all cas-s in 1dranco.)
CLUBBING.
A discount Of hrcnty-tire pr cent. from the
above prices will he allowed 10 Clubs ordering
four or more copies of any one or more of the
above works. Thus, 4 COMES of Blackwood
or of one Review Will be sent 10 one address tor
80 1, i dopicS Of the four Reviews and Black.
wood for $50; aud so on.
'.'0rdcrs from Clubs must he sent direct 10
he publishers, as no discount from these prices
can he allowed to Agents
Money, current in the States where issued,
will he received aipar.
61-Remiilance> and communications should
be always addressed, post paid or ranked, to
the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
70 FrLroN STREET, New York,
~ Entrance 81 Gold ST.
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Farwell's Shoes.

jus received at the Masonic Hall Store. A
large assortment Of Farewell's Cloth Caters
and Polkns. French Kid and Heavy Walking
Shoes. Also variety of Buckskin Gloves and
Mttens. 4. BECkWITH & co.
Nov o.
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Now is your Time.

Those persons who have delayed attending
to the " Notice" requesting them TO call previ-
Gus to Jan 10th aud settle any demands that
hold against them cannot reasonably com
plain if such demands are enlarged by the ad-
diton of attorneys fees, as in most cases they
surely will be, if not settled by The First OF
February. IRA A Lien.
Jan, sIh 1851. 37.3w
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r. Persons indebted TO this office, who in.
tend to ply in Wood, should deliver it soon, as
we wish to provide our years stock at this time.
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Boots /! Boot, 4!

Those superior Gents Calf and Kip Boots,
Also
Youths ard Boys Boots, arc now on hant and
ready for inspection and sale, by
IL. LANGWORTIlY & co.
Oct oS 1850
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Il = The "Calcdouien" recommends the
Locos of New Hampshire, who mean to
support Mr.. Atwood for Governor, TO head
their ballots " SiiPpery Elm Ticket"
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EanIx Notice.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders o
the Bank Of Middlebury will he holden at theil
Banking House, in Middehury, on the l4tl
day Of January next, at one O'Clock, Z. NJ, fol
the purpose Of clccting seven Directors Of sale
Bank for the year ensuin %.
j. WARNER, Cashier.
Bank Of Nddlchury,
December >, 1850. 10
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CLOTHING.

Ovcrcoats, Coats, Vests, fants, White Draw
ers, Undershirts, Suspcndcrs, Cravats and
Gents. furnishing goods. A good supply at low
rates by H. \. SHELDON.
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RATHER BirrER.-A Bachelors reply
to young lady, who significantly sent hin
as present, some NORWOOD -
"Im glad your gift is not Mlssj
Much worse might me bciall
The wormwoods bad alone, but worse
The NORWOOD and the galQ)."
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SERMONS; ny THE REV. G. W. hone>
rs, A. NJ Pastor Of the Baptist
Church in Bristol. Burlington ::
Published for the Author, by Chaun-
cey Goodrich, 1850.
The author of these sermons is well
known throughout the State, as one OF
the abest and most eloquent preachers
of the Baptist denomination. No one
who has ever listened to his discourses
can easily forget their earnest, forclble,
and winning s,yle-though altogether
unpretendinr, and free from all false
glitter or ambitious ornament. MIR.
IIopcEs has subjected his intellectual
powers to a strong and wholesome dis
cipliue, the effects of which are plainly
dlscernlbIc IN the volume before us-a
collection of d,srourses pre- ached in the
ordinary discharge Of his professional
duties. His friends, and the religious
public generally, will no doubt gladly
avail themselves of this opportunity 10
preserve in a permanent form the pro-
auctions of this author. The Whole
volume contains twenty-five sermons,
and 206 pages.
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STATE OF VERMONT, / BE it remember
District of Addison, S. { cd that. at Pro.
bate Court held at Middlehury, in and for the
District of Addison, on the 2lst day OF Deem.
Der, a. ID. 1850
Joel Haven, executor OF the last viii ard
testament of
BENJAMIN BfSSEL,
late Of Shorcham. in said District deceased
presents said instrument for probate; 1t is
thercupon ordered that said instrument be con.
sidcrtd and examined for probate by this Court,
at the session thereof 10 be held at the Office OF
the Register of this Court in said Nliddlelury,
on Thursday, the 9th day Of January next, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, and that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested. that
they may appear and make their objections, if
any they may have, TO the probate and allow.
ance of said will, by publishing certified copy
OF this order in the Alddlebury Rcgisier-a
newspaper printed at said Mlddlcbury-thrcc
weeks successfully previous TO the lime of said
Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell, Register,
A true Copy Of Record,
IS Attest, J,d y. BuslneR, REGISTER.
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NOTICE !!

TIE Subscriber wishes an immediate settle
/ mcnt with all persons indebted to him by
note or account. and takes this method OF noti-
fying snch, TO call and settle without delay, as
h. is determined to settle all his accounts either
hy note or otherwise Those who do not take
t,ia hint and attend 10 il, before the 10th day OF
January next, may expect personal notice
IRA ALLEN
Also Has on hand and for ale, good va
riciy of work, and will make to order any "rii-
Gle in his line. IRA ALLEN.
Dec. 10Th, 1850. 81
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Notice.

TIL 0 annual meeting of the Female Sch 8
Association will be holden on the 9Th day o
January 1851, at o'clock, Z. NJ, at the Yea
mont Hotel.
SO: A. WILCOX Scc'y.
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W. whitaker

MOULD respectfully inform the public that
w he continues 10 carry on his former bust
ness, in all its various branches, Mt his Shop be-
hind the Woolcn Factory. BY the of Wa-
ter Power, and the various improvements in
Machinery he hattcrs himself that he has bet
fer facilittrs for mnkinr
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, Dec. 2, 1850.

Passenger Trains leave Burlington daily
Sundays excepted for Boston, Lowell, Wor
ccsicr, New York, and Intermediate stations, AT
3 \. NJ. and arrive at Boston ut 5 IS p NJ
10y the s a. NJ train Also PassergcIs by the
, p. NJ. train will lodge at Bellows Falls, and
reach Boston at 9P NJ next dav.
Returning, leave Boston at l.2 A. NJ and
s 80 T. NJ. from Bellows Falls; those hv the
morning trains will have an Lour to dine al
Bellows Falls. both ways, connecting with the
morning andeycning Line Of Steamers on Lake
Champaign.
Passengers for New York can 60 via Wal.
pole Bralteboro', Springfield and New Haven
or by Fitchburg, Worcester and Allyn's Point
FREIGHT Train leaves burlington at A
VI and Boston at L. VI. daily, Sundays ex-
copied Through in Sc hours
Regular Cattle Train for Cambridge and
Brighton markets, leaves Burlington every
Tuesday morning at I \. NJ.
l.. BlGELOW, SUPERINTENDENT.
Burlington, Nov G, 1850. l4tf
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LADIES' SCHOOL.

The Winter Term of the School for Young
ladies and Misses, at the chapel of the Old
Academy, will commence on Wednesday, the
! 9Th day of January, 1851 and continue eleven
weeks and half.
Course of instruction, Teachers, and terms
for tuition, the same as last year.
OZlAS SEYMOUR.
Middlebury, Dec 81, 1850. 36.3w
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NEW GROCERY.
Sale of Real Estate.

Pursuant to license granted by the Probate
Court for the District of Addison, | shall sell
at Public sale, (unlcsS previously disposed Of
on the 10Th day Of january, 1851, at one O.
'lock, L. VI ON the premises, so much of the
5eal estate whereof liamblin Converse, late of
Briiport, died seized and possessed, as will
raise the sum Of twelve hundred and thirty dol.
lars. Said lands are valuable, consisting Of
pasturage, meadow and timber land. and King
about one mile north Of the village of Bridnort
HEMAN CONVERSE Executor.
Addison, Dec H. 1850. SO. q
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Auction.

VIII be sold in front Of the Auction Room
on Saturday, January 4, at2 O'Clock, Z NJ.
/ Pleasure Sleigh and
! Gutter.
The above sale stands adjourned until Satur
day, Jan. llth, at O'Clock, 7. NJ
January l. 1851
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+ Err NJ s

fer. ann,
For any one Of the four Reviews $500
For any two do. 800
For any three do. 100
For all four Of the Reviews 500
For Blackwood's Magazine 800
For Baekwood and three Reviews 300
For BlackvoOd and The four Reviews 1000
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SILK and Cotton Working Canvas.

Mn III" NV'0VII " UTNINb NaHFAs,
Zephyr Worsieds,
Crochet Needles, =
Purse Twist and Ssddlcrs' Silk,
Steel Beads, Rings and Tasscls,
forsnie at lh~Masonie Hail Store.
Oct 10, 1850.
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Z" Ii we were asked which of the numerous med
icincs Of The day would most elicciually cure bad
cough, avoenl cold, or the early stages OF Con-
sumption, We should unhesilatingly answer, DR.
Rogers syrup Of Li,erwort, Tar and Cancliaa
qua. We have lately seen it irieh under circum-
stances which full, tested its virtues, and what il
more, We have tried ii ourselves, aud the riore We.
know there is no mistake about il. Neghhor, II
You have "a Cold, Cough, ar any disease ni tho
Lungs, Try it, by all means. '-lan aster Gazette.
From the Ne,o York Sunday Dispatch.
"DR. ROGERS COMPOUND SYRUP or L'v-
ERwoRT, TAR, and CANcHALACUA.-Ihe use
OF Tar rs a remedy for Consumption Is AN 0t
thng-as old is the discovery Of this country. But
us combination wnh tl'erwuii and Canch.lagua
belongs to Dr. Rogers. In this combrrati resls
the power aud secret It the value 81 til remedy.
An compaiuls proceeding CoNsuMrrIoS arc
checked by its use.'
From the Cincinnati Morning HsraM
" The amount Of money which is yearly expen-
ded for popular Cough Medicines NUT be immense.
We were credibly informed yesterday, that
house in tins cily have alredd, filled oid,rs tbs
amount OF : 40 900 iur single mlic CDR. A.
Rogers Lnerwou, Tar, and Cdnchala. ui-during
the pa ST eight months, and they have row ON hand
orders YET 10 al, amounting 10 COO nCic."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

TINS Por CALLING nm kLrrLE BLsC1-TuE
EMPRESS AND IT'S ORIGINAL Black MttL,-The
C0pri0 AMI Eaqnuer and the EJyresS are at logger
heads. The former having charged the latter with
agitatng the slavery question, against the inte-
rests Of the commercial community, the atterrcta
ates, and insists upon II that the Corrto and Enquirer
j. devoted to aboitionsin. To this serious charge
Mr.. Webb replies and the cpithets knayc fool,
aud other Incorporate cSplciives, are used by him
in most provoking way; which Of course, are
cent back by the EJJgtss, with illusions to cha
rsct,r," and the liko-the whole warfare betraying
very singular use Of ammunition, scarcely credit
able to the artillery Of respectable press. The
Cemm, on the Point, sayss--
To charge "a with ailtionism IN some out a the way
region where not known might asswcr the pur-
poe and only prove the writer LBavc; hut to make
aud publish the charge In this community where for
-four years. have been daily battling against
atoionisin aud In behalf ~ the constitutional rights
of the south--n a community which has always deemed
ultra-souihern upon th- subject until the Express
and journal n Coamercs laid down the axiom. that no
D, friend If the South who will denounce
snd sland,r the Nortbis 10 proclaim oneself fool
well ne knaye.
Vow this must be deemed very remarkable LAM
guage for the CopIr aad Enquire, though not 50
full Of meaning sentence found in the leading
editorial Of Monday last, which runs as follows
/" We are Untitled to no credit for advocating the
enforc,me Of the Fugitive Slave) law, because
we have always believed in it, constitutonality
and e1rediency." Many, doubtless, will long think
that the paper IL "cntitlcd TO credit" but sill
many will be refreshed, aud have hopes, from the
ayowal row distinctly made, that the law i. "con-
.ttutioual and expedicnt." There /. something
manly and above board in the avoval, and none &C
that sneaking, und gn6ed. aud selfish manner
which charactcrizes th, conduct of the EJJs,,, %
frequently, in .mlsx instances of revision &C opp
ions The trouble With the Copy1r AMI Ea1yr~
will he to satisfy plain, common sense men. wh3 s-o
not easily deceived by words. that to sustain ~et
ard and his faction i not the strongest possible *
preston that can be made against the "coo.titu
tionaliiy and expcdicney" a the Furitiy, Slave
law II the Co,u1a' aud Enqputr will 40; be turn.
"a from IL professions by the junior editor who /,
dc, ot,d head. heels and brains to Seward. Weed Z
Co.. it may take the high, patriotic course which il
occasionally ad,ises II should not, however from
day to day, appear like the cork float on a fishing
line. r.ght side up. when there is good bite or
wriggling AZ every nibblc, or when nothing touches
The bait ,k,ic-ccnt on it, side IL should Le ~.
form, Ia one way or another Iftlc junior editor =
Il be 81 one nd ~ the Line and the senior edi;o. al