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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Leads the Column forward (!
Now, brothers, now is the hour


-''"' o''''''''' 'o" IL 'lc "ou'
The publishers of Tie Nr,D York 1rijuuc proG,r
copies ui their regular and tull Weekly i>su. t.inL
large paurS each SIX columns of Iiterntire puifir.
and Nrws) for the remainder oi th, pr,.i,.,,i.l
Campairn cuutencl,,o with the MI If Anon., .,,,i
closinu with November 2jrh when VOC ronlI.,,,i,,
hone to announce their triluIpb-ou the to,loy,,,!,
terms: ~
couv for fine - weeks cO 37l
& cones to one address, 2U0
10 COPIES de- do 300
- copies do do $50
Payment in all cases to acronuauv the or,rr
Th. selection of WIyru,rn S'rrr far PnsiIc,,
and WILLIAM A. GEAuAM for Vice, pr,.,,L.ni h''.
grard our ardent wishes and STRENGTHENED ,mr,,r.
nest hopes Our convection ha. lung been fixed iIn,
GEN Stnu.r is the very man fined and marls cd an" H.,
his heroic achiryclncHts-his inrsn,Ile s,,r,,,,. ~
critical periods in preserving our National t.ouu,-
lily and preventing the eilIsluu oI blnod-bv his nm
questioned integrity his srli-d.yolir,n patriotism his
un-cctloua POSITION and his Immunity -to uni, ii,.
Wing Masses in one enthusiastic. inv iucblc host
and lead them on to victory. So believing. we have
abored and hoped for his nomination. and we now
confidently look to the result TO Justify our sirruur
anrlclpatouS
TIM rpI,,-~r s,,uj;u,, ON o,,,
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Female Complaints.

Amonc these mr.. pro,,r-r.s Irrrp1 mr. Falling IF
the womb. Cunov,, IlrI. ,Trnv and 'rrrpATtov
r. rur W,vn. iyrinryr,i II rvnpFu1,r or Flnnd
inc, l., ,.op a, n,, va Vtis. C,'',,r',s. p,iv.
r, rn" oSl Nrys'shroY
v,ith Mi ,Lrir ,rrn,nn,,viiu evils Tanners rvc,t
cdl of wbntrvrr J,rotinn and severity An Tus,r
AVIS cnn he nr,santlv SAFELY and crrininlv
tlnrJird NV this pr,narntion
The rensrnII pilurr Of the worthy a,tc,nns of ,he
ncdlcaI nruIv In cure lin. class Of dIsca,rs hrreto-
tore is greatly TO be attributed to their reliance upon
local remedies aside from the vnnt Of a knovledac
of the proprr treatment for the General cconomv.-
Already. yery many rt the profession, having wit.
messed It's sautnry Eff cts, have thrown asd. their
conventional prejudice, and are mauiirsiur due
regard for the welfare of their patients. by recon-
mendinp the use OF this Medicine and re- ,orr to il
themselves IN the treatment of all the complaints for
which it is intended
The influence Of this composition npon the female
constitution is OF the most friendly kind the most
delicate and feeble female need have no tears in us
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CnILsoN's PATENT IloT-AIR
FURN CES,
4 GREAT IMPROVEMENT THE
WARNING AND NENTILATING OF
BUILDINGS

III E are happy TO inform the public that
w our long desired object is now fully accomplish
ed, IN being able to offer variety u sizes OF these
Furnaces, both brick and portable, which have been
brought, after years OF unccasng labor and great
expense, Ia degree Of perfection untqualled BY
any other mode OF heating buildings in the world
We would most respectfully invite the attention
OF scientific gcntrmtnt 10 an examination OF these
Improvements in Dwellings. Churches School
Houses, Court-llOuses Hospitals, Stores, &c. thro'
out the Country, which have proved to be the most
perfect mode OF warming and ventatnr buildings
IN the world, as the actual working operation OF tins
apparatus IN several hundred buildings, both public
aud private, throughout the Country, together with
the several printed reports OF the different Public
Committees unanimously adopting them, will trSti-
ly. We are permitted to rcer to upwards of eight
hundred gentlemen who have used this apparatus
many OF whom are professional gentlemen, whose
scientific aitainnirnts ON these matters are well
known The arrangement u this furnace, (Which
Is entirely different nom any common heaters is
such that 1t warns without destroying the lie ui a
large volume OF fresh air, fills the apartments warm
ed with fresh, healthful, nvigorating atmosphere
| out the house.
| Atour establishment may always be found every
variety OF warming and veniilatiug apparatus in
cludug Registers. llot-Air Crates Ventilators &c
Also every description OF Cooking Stoves C. ook np
| Ranges, &c. Personal attention given 10 warming
and ventiang buildings in any part ofthe country.
X. BRONSON.
| Eur lington. Nav 81. dtf
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State OF Vermont.
The Farmers & Mechanics Bank

Hc dIlnClS ~ hltCuulllCs lJdHk
VS. CnlrrrNbEN
REUBEN BATCnELDER, County Co"rt,
LAURA BEACH, March Ter
BOSTWlCK TOWSLEY and A ID. 1852.
GEORGE II. ROSTWlCK.
Whereas The Farmers g. Mechanics Bank n
Corporation established by the Legislature oi the
State of Vermont, and doing business IN Burlington
IN said County commenced their suit at this term OF
this Court against Reuben liatchelder, Laura Beach,
Bostw,ck 1owsey and George II. Bostwlck, de-
Clnlrlng against said defendants III the following
several pleas OF the case, VIZ: On certain pronlls
sorry note Tor 100 dollars, dated August H. 1871 pay
able IN three months from tn" date thereof; on GER
tam other promlssOry note Tor 300 dollars, dated
August II, 1881, payable III three months from the
date thcrcoi a certain other promissory note Tor
lUO dollars dated August II, 1881 payable III three
months from the date thereoi and on certain 9th
er promls, DRY Tor leo dollars dated August 49,
1891, payable in three months from the date thereof
also IN further plea ot the case as follows For
money had and received by the defendants, to and
tor the plaintiffs use Tor money lent and acconino-
dated by the plaintiff to the defendants; Tor money
paid, laid out and expended 10y the plaintiff TO and
Tor the use O the defendants, Tor work, labor care
and diligence oil the plaintiff, done, performed and
bestowed in and about the business OF the defendants,
and Tor the defendants; Tor divers materials IN aud
about said work furnished by Inc plaintiff at the tie
endans request and also tor goods, wares, and
merchandise OF the plaintiff sold and delivered and
bargalued aud sold to the defendants, and demanding
IN damages the SUN OF fifteen hundred dollars; and
whereas 1t Is made to appear to the court mere tHt
the saId Laura Beach resides without this state, TO
wit IN the SAFE OF California and has not had person
al notice OF the pcndency "i thus suit
Therefore, the court doth order that the said cause
stand continued tot r next term oi said court and
that said Laura Beach be notified OF the prndcncy Of
said sui by publishing this order with the substance
OF said drcarntrn in the Burlington Free Press, IA
weekly newspaper printed IN Burlington, three weeks
successfully, the last OF which publications shall be
at least three week prior to tie next term ol ihls
court.
Dated Mt Burlington in the County aforesaid this
Goth day Of July a. ID. Io52;
w5w3 D. D. BUCKLEY, Clerk.
C.. f. DANEY. Attorney.
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.. HOscia7a Estate.

W. the subscribers having been ap.
~ pointed 10y the llonorablc The Probate Court iar
the Disllct 81 Chluen4cn commissioners n rocciv,.
examine and ADJUST Tie claims and demand, Of All
persons, 'EauiHl the Estate OF John Nosclr air OF
lilnesbursh' NJ SAIL District, drcrnecd, rrprr.cntpd
m''lv'hi ana also all claims and demands exhibited
III onset ihcit'o; anI SIX months nom the day OF
the dalc hereof being allowed 10y SAID Cont tor tat
puip"'' We do lhrcorc hereby give notice, that we
wIll attend to the business OF our appointment AT The
qwelHngo ct Andrew Burnt in lIlncsburgh, in said
days " " VI SUN
Dated, this ~ day Of July, 4. D., 1872.
SN )! wE HIIliE commissioners.
~
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invites me public to examine the same and assures
lhrm thathe will supply them with every variety nt
fnrnnre' t,alheIs' Feather Beds, Hair Palm Leaf
aud lIusk Mattresses, Pew Cushions. and aIiL,nIs
"i lpholstery g"odsofas good qualiryand stves.
at as low, prices as they can be obtained IN Boston
or Man York. " "''''"
It's long experience as n practical Cabinet NoLer
mud dealer in Furniture aud Upholstery Goods ,ives
ham advantages IN selecting ard PURCHASING Goods
very seldom equaled; and he does not hesitate n
warrant every artIcIe fully equal to what he repre
stuts.
individuals in want OF Furniture will do well To
caIlon Mr. ALIEN before purchasing elsewhere.
j. $, ALLEN.
P.i1g'on, NIrIi2'iL rr.tvlr
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California Express u Exchange Go.
Joint stock Capital,
s 300 o 90.
WELLS FARGO e. co.,

w Il Il LS F A X u o ~ CO.,
PRLNCiPLE OFFICE, No. 1G IVALLSL, " Y
DIRECTORS:
Henry WELLS WM. G. FARGO,
jonNsroN LIVINGSTON, JANIS Mckay,
i;LllAu J. WILLIAMS, NLrHEus RiyNoLps,
EDWIN b. MoE%AN Alhx. NJ G. SMITH,
llENGY d. RIcG,
EDWIN Il. MORGAN, President.
JAMES Mckay, Secretary.
rNlllS Company established upon basis of the
greatest security and pcnmaneucr, under the
control aud management Of the oldest aud most cx-
perenccd tXprcssmcn in The United States, having
made positive arrangements with the / 5 Mail and
Pacific Steamship Cos, and with IInrado g. Broth
crs the great mule and mail carriers on w,
lsthmus, by which their Express Ffcius are Insured
precedence OF all others, and the same rapidlty and
certainty OF transit as the u S Mails would respect.
fully, but confidently, assure their friends aud H.,
public, that whatever they undertake to do will b,
done in the most prompt and faithful manner.
The Company do GeHeral Express Forwarding
Agency, Comnllss ON ana t,xchance business pur-
chase and sell sold Dust, Bullion and Bills Of FIX.
change collect and pay Notes, Bills and Accounts
forward Gold Dust Bullion and Specie; also Pack.
AGES, Parcels aud Freights OF al! descriptions. by
every u. s. Mail Steamer via Asuinwan and Pana.
ma between the city OF \. FORK aud the city Of Sal
Francisco, and the principal cities and towns in Cal
! liornia connecting nj New York with the lines q
| the American Express Company the Ilarndcn Tx.
| press, Pul EN-, Virgil u Co.'S Northern and Canad;
| Express, Davenport aud Mason'@ New Bedford FIX
press, and Livingston Wells ~ Cos European Ex
| press
We have established Offices and faithful Agents it
| a tnr principal cities aud towns throughout th
Eastern, Middle and Western States and California
a faithful Special Messenger IS cent in clIarg. O
each Express to destination gong and returnin,
with the regularity ol the L. ). Mail.
All packages must be made waterproof, and no
exceed 10 pounds IN weight or - cubic Tee
measurement
| SAMUELP CARTER for many years connected will
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.NORI'HER.F R.3TLR O.1D, " Y
SPRING ARR NGEMENTS.

.NORI'HER,F R3ILRO1D, " Y.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
IN and after Thursday, April /, 1852,
" trains viii run as follows
GOING EAST,
MAIL TRAM, Leaves Oslcnsburgh Mt g, A.
Arrives at Rouse's Point l2,45 +. NJ.
ExFRLs5 TRAIN,
Leave Ogdensburgh at ., ?. NJ.
Arrives at Roust'S Point, G,4j +. NJ.
GOING WEST:
MAIL TRAiy, Leaves Rousc's Point at 8, A. NJ.
Arrives at Usdens5urgh, ~ r. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
Leaves Ronsr's Point at .. rM.
Arrives at Ogdcnshur"h, %, r. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN DOWN,
Connects at RouSc's Point with the Mail Train
Of the Vermont Central r. X. for Boston, and oi
New York; Connecticut Valley Rail Roads
ngton, for Troy, Albauyand New York via IIud-
SOL River and llaraem K. loads connects also
with the PaS-umpsc River Il r., and the Champlan
and ST. Lawrence r. Il. for Montreal
EXPRESS TRAIN DOWN.
Connects ms above After the opening OF ma vi ga
ton, will connect with Boston aud New York, by
the Lake Champaign steam Boats, via. Burlington
and Whitehall Steam Boats will leave the Rail
Road Wharf on the arrival OF the Express Train at
Rolse's Point. 7 o'clock 7. VI.
MAIL. TRAIN UP.
Connects with the Lake Ontario Express line of
Steamboats, ION the opening OF navigaton) witch
leave Ogdensburgh at2 +. VI. and arrive at Nlaga-
IA Falls at o'clock, the following morning. Also
with lines Of Steamers which touch at all the ports
on the British shore Of Lake Ontario.
BY this route passengers leaving Montreal in the
Morning tram will be placed on board the Lake On
larp Steamboats, at the Railroad Wharf, at Og-
denshurgh, at +. VI and arrive at Brockvil!e and
Kingston the same afternoon Toronto and Ilamil-
ton, ,i< next day.
EXPRESS TRAIN UP,
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New Goods for the Public

tWFV7Hg, VU I1OW, ~,
| UST received at l5G Church Street
. which shall be sold cheap, among which may he
found some very desirable patterns oi Silks, Mus
Inns, ljarag" d laine GnIghams, Manlas Ihawls
lh'c-, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. also large Stock OF
Caipctlng and Oil Cloth
G. f. STAMFORD.
June y. dNwtt
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IMPORTANT 70 CLERGyMFN.

from the Rev. Owen Thomas. IIolyheadl
Dear Sir-Dr LOcocks waters do great deal y
go3h TO my voice. got bad cold from a damp
hed ABOUT lhlriy i've years ago, and my voice was
very pad ever since, giving great pain to me when
preaching or slnglng-and | am very fond OF singing
| used many different medicines, and some OF them
did good for little time but DR.. Locock's ia the
best Of aIlt clears my voice and stops the couch-
ing Instantly, have never found anything to com
par" with II.
have been 10 years Wesleyan minister, and all
the Wesleyan Mcthodi.ts in the prncipaIty know
me twenty years Of which have lived at Holy
head and ! am known personally TO oil the frs
men oil that body, many Of whom have admired the
ELECTS ol the waite in clearing the voice and stop
| ping the couIil-they never saw such medicine be-
! lore. My wife ever since Christmas has been verv
well alter takng two boxes | am witness of their
power to stop lrghttu TT OF coughing in an instant
J. as csicyan preacher call upon NIL preachers
ana SINGERS OF every denomination, to take these
waters Tor improving the voice and curing coughs
on may PUBLISH my testimonials Ur the excellent
waters il yen wish.
] am truly yours. OWEN THOMAS.
Purchase LocockS Female Ud6rs.
The BRUSH Spccifc-a Certain Cure for
| Mehsium SnppreSslo, or Suppressed Menscs,
Ilernmarrhagia diiiics, Painful demonstration
AmenarriTa, or Partial obstruction oil Menses
Clorosia, Green sickness;
IlenchorrhGa, Fluor Abus Whites and all Fe-
male Weaknesses
DR.. UPHAMs VEGETABLE ELECTuARy OR
! Internal Remedy for the Pacs
| :. Prepared by A. Uphan, VI. d .lg6 Bowcry n
III regularly educated Physician. who d-yotes his
attention almost entirely to this Disease
| Dr. Upham's Electuary is certain cure for the
| Piles, whether Breeding or Blind Pies Internal or
External and also for other Diseases which are fire.
| quenty found in conjunction with Piles.
/ Letter OF Cart. G.. w. Mclean late Of the L. s.
Service, and member OF the New Jersy Legislature
Railway, n. J.
| have been n fiicted for years with III" piles and
have tried without anything Ike permanent benefit
y trtf Gt,at. IA
had a matter OF course lost a. confidence in med
iclnc. Under this feeling was induced not without
! reluctance conirssto use 81 phan's tlecmary :"
and having used II tor about three weeks. according
to the directions laid down. find, to myutrr ssrpi,r,
as well satisfaction, that every symptom OF the
disease has left me.
think it due alike to DR.. Upham and myself to
make tins statement. G.. ". Mclean.
For sale in Burlington, by r. A. Peek and A. c.
SrEAR, and by W. 3. HATCH, Wnoo.ki.
| Janlaryib 50 wIv
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From Casrleton & Whitehall to Saratou, Sprinos
Troy, Scheucrardy 4 Albany.
TRAINS RUN As FnLi.uws:-
leave isl Nall. III Freight 81 Evrroee
:. E9si ,,l ,. ~ = D. 30 % M ~ 3.3Op. IN.
Arrive SarSps. +" 100 q 80 "
Troy 400 7i5
" Schenectady 9,33 " ! 90 "
On Sundays leave Whitehall nt 6 O'Clock n m
arrive at Slratoga Springs nj q am leave at - u m
arrive in Troy at 400 pm. leave Troy AT i n m
arrive AT Saratoga Springs at 9,I5 am. leave at 3
pm. arrive nj Whitehall al pm
Through tare from Burlington to New York 3 90
Tickets to be had OF board OF Lake Champlain
Steam Boats. Steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
OF evening Tram
j, VAN RENSSELAER,,
NHPt Nrr \ Wash. Il. T.
J.. X. SAkGANT,
NHlF. Hr"f. 5 Aar. SRI. 4. IL
~ v..t
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July 20, 1852.

IUST ReceivcAa large lot Of Rich Dress
. Goods, Grenadines, NIs.us. Tissues, Barcae De
l.arnS, GmghamS Ne, &c. Please call and look
at them. No Bank Block, North side OF the
Park. dAwtt J. II. BIXBY x Co
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AREsANGE9HEN
Commence July %, 1852.
Rutland s. Washington md Troy s. Boston
Il n l. u o n ID s.
TRAIN GOING NORTII-IEAyE TROY

| II n l. u q II ID $
TRAIN GOING NORTII-LEAvE TROY
Mail TRAlN, 100 A. NJ, after arrival OF Morn
ing Boats from New York and Express Train from
Buffalo Arrives at Rutland 10, A. NJ connecting
with Trains Tor Burlington and Boston direct
ExFREss Tram l0ij A. NJ, from O'Clock Fix
press Tram from New York. Arrives at Rutland
| 30 p. NJ. in season for Rutland and Burlington
Express Trains, reaching Boston, Lowell, Mon
| teal and Ogdcnsbnrgh the same day.
AccoMMnDArIoN Tram 5,M F. NJ after arrival Of
Hudson River day Trains, and Express TraIns from
the West. Arrives at Rutland 8 30 Z. NJ. aud
reaching Burlington same evening.
Trains Going SOuth---Leavc Rutland
MAIL Tram 10 a. NJ, upon the arrlva OF the
morning Cars from Burlington and Bellows Falls
drives at Troy l,30 r. n
Gcrs from Ogdcnshursh, Montreal and Boston. Ar
rIves at Troy at r. NJ. III time Tor the Empress
TRIMS to New York and Buffalo, and evening
boats for New York
IccoMMopArroV TEAM 7OOA. NJ. after arrival of
Boston and Burlington Trans, and arrive at Troy
same evening.
Passengers Going North and East,
By Mail TRAM leave Troy 100 A. NJ, Schcnec-
tady at $40 reach Burlington 80 r NJ, Boston
r. NJ, and Ogdeusburgh 7. NJ.
By EXPRESS TRAIN, leave New Iork 4. NJ. reach
ing Boston 7,l5 P. NJ =, Burlington 3,aO P. NJ, Mon
treal P. NJ, aud Ogdensburgh next morning.
By ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM, leave New York s a.
NJ, Schenectady p. NJ. and Troy = NJ, reaching
Burlington and Fellows Falls 10 =. NJ same day.
Passengers Going South and West,
By MAN TRAIN, leave burlington 80 y any
roach Troy 40 M, New York VI, Schenectady
Pm Tor the Wcst.-Dme at Troy.
By tNrRrsS TRAIN, leave bgdcuShurgh nj 4 4 N,
Montreal 30 NJ, Boston 80 r NJ; reach Troy 5
NJ, New \ oTk 1920 " and Schenectady 7 NJ, in
connection with Western Buffalo tXprcss- Dine at
Rutland.
BY ACCUMULATION TEA,y, leave Burlington 500
NJ, Boston 200 NJ, lodge at Troy, arriving al n. \
II A. NJ, next day.
D., A. :.
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al powers OF this composition, and its excellent and
kind influence upon the female constitutions is ioun-
ded upon the truths OF medical science and confirm
ed by the experience OF thousands of ladies' who have
taken Of this CATIIOLICON with the most happy
and universal success for the diseases and derange-
ments commonly called
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New Furniture Store.

No .2E'cha"ge Bmtd,ng, CoRcge Street,
INiE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST OPENED 4
Il "r9" Stock Of rich, medium and low priced
E}SIUO.NlBLE FUR.VJJyJRE
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second Esand
WOODEN MACHINERY, FOR SALE.

/ PICKER, 4 sets 81 inch Cards, 9 Nap
pers, Shears, Jack of l.O spndics, , Cassi-
mere Looms, 2 Twisrcrs, sc splndIrs each. Iron
water wheel, and Two sets fuug stocks Appy to
J. WILEY EDMl NDS,
81 kIby Street.
Doston Iulv 70 lSIl IN ,..,,
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IL K NOV AL.
Hervcy Burnett,

Supplied in any quantity at short notice.
iaubih Tor the encouragement extended to him in
me past. he So'lrns continuance Of patronage,
which he WI strive to merit by slrck attention to
business
p r,rr.f 7IpV lc,S.
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lelElEIa!S.

M, w Faks Va.
IgNlE Subscribers having purchased the
entire interest Of \ !. Brown Esq in the
Crockery and Paper Hanging Warehouse, formerly
belonging To Brlyea & Aldrlchl No. |, I.cuvcn-
worths Block College ST, from the first OF AIr.
The business will hereafter he conducted by
O.. ". BANTER * co.
Our immense Stock comprises one OF the largest
assortmcnIs IN New Engla land consisting OF Crock
cry China Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, Solar,
Stand, FLUID nd Camphene hanging Lamps OF eve
ry description; also Grand"cs aud tandchras,
Silver, Plated and Britannia Ware, CaslorS Spoons,
&c. sc, all OF which viii he sold tor cash, crhcr
AT wholesale or retail, as low can he bought IN
New York or Boston.
The Public, generally, are respectfully invited To
call and examine Goods and ltccs before pnrchas
ny elsewhere SAN'L =. GROWN.
GEO. ". BANTER.
N. bah Goods Packed by an experienced
Packer aud delivered al Wharf or Depot tree OF
charge.
Burlington, June 81, 1852 dAwtf
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QMicIlcAi, SHORTEST, 4 lncapesl,

CARRYING the Great Western u. S.
~ Mail between Buffalo and Chicago, Wankecan,
kenosha, Racine Milwaukee, and Sheboygan via.
Monroe and Toledo
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-13
THE LEGISLATURE.

Tn another column will be found a con-
account of the Proceedings OF TINS
BODY. The Intellectual character OF the two
Houses will compare fayorably with most Oh
--aecessors /; and though perhaps an
unusually large number are ne1D mem aI9sst
JcU We peIIeve the people may = oAPo0
as wise, prudent and enlightened legislation
as from older hands. At the time of writing
this paragraph it is not known whether the
General Assembly will adjourn after dispo-
sing of the immediate business for which it
is convened, or whether its labors VIII be con-
tinued as q regular session-it will be seen
by the Governors Message he has recommen-
ded the continuance of the session. Howev-
er this may be, the legitimate business for
legislation is of the highest, most important
character, and it is hoped the expectations of
the people will not be disappointed in a prop
er disposal of them.
Several matters in which party political in
terests will be involved, must receive the at
tention Of the Legislature. It is hoped these
will be disposed Of at as early a day as posi-
bic, so that matters involving the welfare and
destiny Of the Old North State may be deter
mined without party bias or ~prejudices.-
Let laws be provided for advancing the mora
and intellectual advancement Of the people
and for the development of the physica
energies of the State, bereft Of all demagog
ism, bigotry and penuriousness. Let tn
enlightened policy of the age prevail in all it
councils-looking for reward and approval t
. the sanctioning of their own judgements an
G consciences rather than to the ephemeral an
unworthy inquiry" Will it be popular =?
J and this Legislature will in all time be re
j membered as doing it's duty, regardless {
f personal consequences to themselves. L.
e the only interrogatory concerning the pas
age Of any measure be- 1t rightr an
; if so, sustain it at all hazards.