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" higs. to the Conventions,

III Will he noticed hv reference To calls for
conventions placed under our editorial haaI,
that the wings of Vermont are about 10 take
the field once more. The time for action has
indeed come, and we hope these calls will he
earnestly needed. We have the same enc
mics to contend with. the same inroncruou>
and lmpracucahle doctrines to oppose. the
same dcmagogical schemes to expose and de
feat, with perhaps some slight change in cx-
tcrnal appearances. we have had for the PAST
fifteen Years. Every imaginable device that
cunning and arttul men can invent. will be
reSortcd to. to defeat us
Let wings be actiyc-lct them everywhere
see that full delegations to these Conventions
are secured. 1t is possible that a few men in
our own ranks-mcn OF abstract and imprac-
tcabe tendencies-may attempt to divert us
from our path of duty, which lies in the line
OF great national interests. Such men. it'anv
there are, are doomed to utter disappointment.
We have too much confidence in who nrin-
cipleS and in the whig men of Vermont. who
have so unitedly stood together heretofore
and won so many triumphS to distrust their
fidelity now.
Our enemies are already PLYING their ac-
cuStomcd arts to distract us bv side issues but
they are too well known at this dav. to be
very powerful for mischief The who's of
Vermont have long watched their manpyer.
lngs, and have often met and bafficd them
Our opponents too well know their own
weakness, and they can only hope for success
by our divisions.
Let the wings of Vermont stand firm and
unwavering. The bright star that never
sets has shone benignantlv too lone, and has
been too long the admiration of WHY'S of the
other States of the Union, to be suffered TO
90 down now
We are glad to notice BY our EXCHANGES
that wings in other parts of the State are
sounding the notes of preparation, and tho
signs look favorable. Let Windsor and o.
ange Counties be ready to do their share Of
the work before them. Above all. let early
and thorough organizations be everywhere
effected. his Is the first and most imno~,-
ant duty, and we implore our friends not 70
neglect it. Let US be early in action never
fa'terlns, and our triumphis certain - H;.d
S0r Journal.
a NOTE OF PRErAEAT1oy.-It will bs
ouH I mat we publish in to-day's paper
caii tor Wing State Convention on the 9,J
OF June. This notice is issued seasonabI,.
giving ample time for all necessary nreI;,n;
mares; and it is to be hoped that advanta~e
VIII be taken OF the opportunity thus present
eu 10 secure full representation throuobou,
!he state; not only that all may have voice
IN Inc selection of candidates, but that We
may compare notes, concert action. and kin
Ole up the old whig watchfires anew with
renewed r enthusiasm in the wing cause, and
frmer resolutions for its triumph,
LEI US nave Convention of the old-asb-
loned, tall kind, with some snqp TO it, and
oa'h CT ancient enthusiasm. live ,onmer,e
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ny would for moment s,oop knowingly to
use the occasion OF private dispute for the
purposes o. gross Misrepresentation.
Having no interest or concern in this dis
pute, may be permitted to say that no other
consideration than that of promoting truth
and justice could have induced me to make
this intrusion upon the public notice and |
trust that herein will be found my abundant
excuse. VIM. {. BRADLEY.
Westminster inn. 1854
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l. QUOR J. AW ITEMS.

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Observation-Disclosures.

Mr. ii. {. Bowen makes the following an
nounrrmcnt i'll this weeks independent, in
behalf OF theC congregational Central Commit
tee
an answer to many letters from different
parts OF the country. permit me to saw that
the Book of Plans for Church Edifices can
not be published before the middle of july or
the first OF August. 1t has been the aim of
the Central Committee to whom this matter
was committed by the Albany Convention. to
furnish work adapted to both city and vii
laSe, work more comprehensive and valu-
able than was ever before published. The
best architects IN the country are giving us
their and. The book will embrace several
plans of churches TO cost less than one thou
sand dollars, as well as the more costly and
beautiful structures
Intelligence has been received at the Bap-
tst Missionary Rooms in Boston, that Rev.
q. Dauhlc, missionary of the American Bap-
fist Missionary Union in Assam, died of chole-
ra,March %, at Nowgong.
Rev. Dr. Medhurst, the veteran missiona
ry of the London Society in China, who has
been engaged in company with DR.. Bridr-
man and others, many years in translatinn
lhe Scriptures into the Chinese language,
has announced the final accomplishment of
the task. The moral value of this event
transcends all estimate. 1t opens the divine
word to the access of millions of readers, and
dates the beginning of the Characterization
OF one-third ofthe human race.
The Black River Conference of preachers
of the Methodist Episcopal Church closed its
annual session, of Just one week, on Thursday
evening last at Waterfowl, n Y. The con-
ference is composed of about 100 members.
QUARTERLY MEETING-DANvILLE Dis.
1PICT Etpcr
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VERMONT NEWS

h"h"Nr NEWS.
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injured WEE, 80, ,,,.,'. ~. y IA -..s
OF cart in which he -. .'' '..'. ..-..
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from abroad. The ~Nrdr...u... =,
in attendance, a were a.>a ~. -.
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lari'v which rrcvail,d'at tie ,,.>,asr
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music 10y frc'- Wood, al Allan, af' =,
present, was sung an a >','c tl.t --...
mated the listeners, AMI c.il-,l-..i..-.
applause lhl> annual >h'~l, >l~cH
sort of informal Farmers Far. \ ,.rr-7...
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blood. and all fast tro.trr> were r-,,-,.
= this occasion
FHANkLIN CoINry.-Amo. e II
Swantun. was seriously i,,i,~,-i -.
inst. br the kick OF hor>e H.. ~. -.
between his eyes by tl,. cork -.
causing severe frartnre # the Ls,...-.s
face, and forcing one Of his ~. No.. ..'
the socket. III, injury !. 81; .,,f'
as to he difficult To Toe remedies -.
skill. His recovery Is cor,>j,l,.r,.1 rr.,. '.
full.
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ST. JOHNS Blu RY,
SATURDAY. JUNE IS. 1853.
WIG STATE CONVENTION.

\ Convention Of the Wigs Of the State Of Yer
mont, VII! be hoiicn AT Montpelier, on WEDNES-
DAY the 22l day of JUNE, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating a ticket for State
Officers preparatory for the next September Flee
On and for the transaction of such other business
IL may he deemed rxpedie:,t and proper.
CARLOS BANTER,
T.. \ BRIGGS
EDW ARD KIRKLAND. State Central
GEO. W. BARTHOLOMEW.
II. NJ Bates N''i'i''ee'
HENRY STOWELL.
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LAFI1Tr.-A new edition of this sea-,ale
by Prot j. II. lngraham, has been published
by Dewitt 4 Davenport. In the days when
the Prot. used to write dozen novellettes a
year, this was one of his most popular works.
an! the neat style in which it is now issued
will 20 far towards renewing its popularity
II is very spirited story, full of dramatic in
,ef's', and grace fn'yuniring the charms of
fiction win ire Sole: reality CT history For
al, ?. l!oxa-fl',
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NORTH BRITISH REvIEw.-Mav-This
number contains several literary articles of
high merit; among which we NAV particular
lze "EngIish Hexameters," "Glimpses of Po-
etry, and review of Ruth" as having af
torded us much pleasure in the perusal.-
"Macglllivrays British Birds gives too
'rlef biography of that distinguished natural
lst and an account of the wadnc and SWIM
ming, birds of England, highly interesting to
any WHO have a taste for science or an admi-
ration fer its devotees. Republshed by l..
Scott & Co.. New York.
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the campaign with spirit, We may carry 1t
through successfully. to the complete dizcom-
future OF all Coalitionists and disSenterS. "A
little more grape brother whigs.-iiatlar,3
Herald.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM ORowx1Sc -
On Tuesday afternoon last, several Young
men were bathing in Sleeper's Kiver, near
the bridge on the road to Danvile. when one
ofthem named Elkins, went beyond hi, depth.
and being wholly unable to swim, narrowly
escaped drowning. He was rescued ty his
companions, but so nearly exhausted that
considerable time elapsed before he was re-
stored to consciousness.
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e8 We have received Leonard Scott s;
Cos reprint of the Edinburgh Review for
April Among the articles we notice re-
view Of Sir Archibald Alisons History Of
Europe since 1915, also one upon "Aga,ha's
Husband" and paper on Mr. Disraeli, the
late Chancellor OF the Exchequer Of Eng
land
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! II The Ca'cd"l.ia,,.

Mn. CHADWICK: Noticing vour remarks
in relation the connection at WelI>-Rivcr be
tween the Passumrsic Rail-Road and the BoS-
ton, Concord \ Montreal Railroad, Icr to
say that although YOU are probably correct
in the opinion that SAID connection is more
important to the Be. & VI. Road than to the
Pass, yet that in view OF the state of feeling
which exists on the part of the latter compa-
ny it is the wish of the Directors OF the Pass.
Road to make the conncxon If any rcasona-
Die terms can be agreed upon.
Having exhausted their efforts to aqree on
such terms they as a final resort. have offer
ed TO submit every matter of difference, As
well as the terms of connexion, TO uncondi-
tional and impartial arbitration. This prop
ositIon | understand to have been made in
writing by the Directors of the Pass, and re-
,jected by the Directors of the t.. c. & NJ
Road A SToCKHoLpFR.
G. The last few days of warm weather
have been fine for the crops, and together
with the copious rains in May have brought
forward vegetation all in heap" Corn
threatens to do tall business, English grains
are doing well and grass never was better. In
fact it is growing time" if we NAV Judge
by the way the weeds have shot ahead in our
garden OF late; and ii the striped bugs" do
not leave the vines 4 take to the weeds. which
there is little prospect of their dong there
will be a glorious crop of the latter.
G." The Vermont Patriot. commenting up-
on the proceedings of the Free Soil State
Convention remarks =
An attempt was made TO nominate VII
liam [. Bradley for Governor, but he was an
original democrat, an original tederalist ONLY
would do
1t is within the memory of most Vermont
ers not older than the editor of the Patriot,
that W. {. Bradley represented Vermont in
Congress, as an Adams man. Does the Ma
lOr mean TO be understood that the Adams
men Of 1928 were original Democrats: If
so, we're agreeable"
a. Gen Riley died d, Buffalo OF. Thur
day, June 9th
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1 bt Culf0uuialr.

Here ~h.ll the Pre- he Peoples ri ghts maintain,
'naweI b., Influence. and ulIbribcd by gi,ilI-
Here patriot lr,lh lcr glorious prccrpts draw,
Pieietd To Krl!ri"!l. Liberty. and Law.
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FIRE WORKS FOR 4rH OF JULY.-Com-
m'''ees and others wanting Fire Works for
Inc hIorIous Alb, are referred tc he adver-
tlsenens OF J. q. HovEY, Pyrotechnist ;or
bo5to.. NJ II. Is Gle bra,ed for these articles
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Il III F. G. Al E ID d u A N.
SPIRIT OF THE WING PRESS.

We subioin articles from the Wing papers
in various parts of the State,showing that the
right sort of spirit prevails everywhere. The
campaign has handsomely begun, and it will
end as all other campaigns in Vermont have
ended-in the utter discontinue OF all the
opponents of Whiggery. Ur BOYS AND Al
THEM.
rS" The early call of the Vermont Wing
Convention is gladly hailed by the Wings of
this vicinity. 1t shows that the state Com
mittee are full of hope and activity, and that
they have confidence in the activity and faith
fulness of the Wings of this State.
The Convention is not called to elect anv
new Candidates for State officers. Erastus
Fairbanks will be re-nominated, We doubt
not, with reclamation. We have every rca-
son to believe that he is the first choice, this
wear, of the Wings of all sections OF the state.
As an Executive he has been faithful. ready,
prudent, and more ambitious 10 do his part
well, than TO crafty selt-wili, and perform
new and striking acts. The other officers are
exactly suited to their position, and with them
no one can find any fault
But the denomination of these gentlemen
must be made in no Indifferent and friLid
manner, and bv small number OF acting
Wings. 1t is due to the men now in otiice Is
due to what the Wings of Vermont have been,
to what they are, and to the permanent prin-
ciples which they profess that full attendance
be made on the day of the Convention.
! 1t will be the first meeting of the Wings
since the Presidential election. Our nation
al candidates were defeated. but we gave TO
them the electoral vote of Vermont, and they
received more votes than any Wing candi-
dates ever received before them. Vermont
Wings voted as they did, to maintain princi-
pies, and not to obtain offices. Those prin-
ciples remain, and are as necessary in our O.
plnion, as when We were the national ma lor-
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And what else Is not To- be overcome.
This is not the first time that the Wings OF
Vermont have found themselves well nigh a
lone after a national contest They are in no
new nor untried position. They have stood
rs firmly after defeat As after victory.
There will be some questions of state poll
CIV TO be discussed at the State Convention.
and also other matters which concern the
Wings of the State. The Convention will be
an important one.
1t is already clearly manifest that a deSpe-
rate effort will be made hv the two opposing
parties, jointly and scvcrally, TO defeat the e
lection ola Wig Governor. and also to de-
feat WhiG majority in the Legislatures The
Wings must make up their minds for sharp
and severe contest, and the earlier prepare
tons are madc, the surcr We are Of a yicturi-
Gus rc>ult.-.T. .lHHnS " ,>.nycr
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"a Ex-Fres:dent Tyler is dangerously II.
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Hobensack's Liver Pills,

No part of the system is liable to disease than lc
Liver, 1t serving ercr to purify the blood, or Civ
ing the proper secretion to the bile; that any wro.
action the Liver affects the other parts of
the system, ana results varolSly in Liver Complaint,
Jaunicc, Dyspepsia, We should. therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong action of the
Liver. These Pills being composed Roofs and Plants
furnished by to heal the sick Namely LIST, an Ex-
pectOrant, which augments the secretion from the pull
mOnary muclls membrane, promotes the discharge o
3D. An Alternative, which changes in
nrXplicae and nScnsibc manner the certain NOR
bid action of the system. 3D. Tonic which gives tone
and strength to the nervous system, renewing health and
vgor TO all parts of the body. 4tl Cfiartjc which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating the Bowels, and cypcling the whole mass of
corrupt AMI vatcd matter, and purifying thc Blood,
which destroys disease and restores health
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GRAEFENBERG CIHLDREX,s pANACEA.

y Most strange and incredible meet, Us at the Very
Threshold OF ollr Remarks this valuable medicine. II
tHi> that no m'icnc prepared adapted the yario,IS dis
eases Of children and youth has ever been ni,r, l., tin.
pht, While AZ the time is established y the
nn>t accurate tables OF mortality that n-haUf il, h,l-
man family die before reaching tho a., 81. i,, yl,rs
We Nru'! SUPPOSE that 10 this great elias, of human SUI
irfrrN-iiS onc-a!f Of the rIcc-tlc most anxious ami
earnest attention would have been .ivc,i that ,n.Ica
SKIN W"d have been a$ki To its CAPACITY tu lind
"u medicine to which mothers nurses might RS, M
nh'r me constantly recurring necessities which pres, nj
themselves i'll this connection. The world is litrr,,I,
crowded with medicines adults but Ia tlc-lltrIy of
chirf II" one has seemed To turn PROPER attention. No
one has regarded their condition. No u. has snc,. II,
liik II possible that the rava"cS disease AMI death
among them might he stayed. is true that there, are.
numerous Nermifu@r> ami Curlia> s,,;nr yalr bat
each uf these are confined exclusively on f two forms
of diS'S''. The GTacicniJ.rS ChiirrI'S panac4 is tho,
"hE hFcil" eNthn 10 either hemisphere. that i, at all
worthy of being called Clr,n's Medicine; or tat sup
plies the great want alluded 10.
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THE TAPE WORM

This Is the difficult Worm TO destroy of all that in
FEST the human Systcn it grows to an almost indefinite
lengths becoming cUiied and fastened in the mtctncS
ana stomach, affecting the health sadly
NituS Dance. Fits, that those afflicted seldom ever
suspect that il is Tape Jt0rm fastening them To early
grave In order destroy this worm, very energetic
treatment must pursued, it would therefore be proper
10 take to my liver pills to remove all oSruc-
tos that the Worm syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
Which must lie taken in doses of tablcsIuonuls times
day; these directions followed have been known
to fail i'm curing the most obstinate Case of Tame 0rm
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HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon Scientific Principles, compound
cd with purely vegetable substances bcug perfectly safe
when taken, and be given To the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect, where B0rei Com plants
end DiGTrheG have made them weak and dcbiatct the
Tonic properties my Syrup such that it stands
without equal in the catalogue of medicines In giving
tone ami strength to the stomach, which makes 1t in
fallibc remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia the AS
toniSing performed by this syrup Physicians
have failed the best evidence its superior efficacy
all others.
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NEW BOOKS.

SLMMER RAMBI.ES IN TIE WEST, hy Mrs, Elliot.
~ ne's PHEASANT tour through the Western States
Nar'h. from Solus Bay lake Ontario, thence tn no
F"l, chicago, Galena, ST. PAUL, and through portions
vi helcky, Tennessee and Missouri Mailed TO any mart
vi the hitci States for 81 90, free of postage.
Letters TO Country Girls" by Mrs. Jane g. Svis.
elm PHEASANT series of letters sensible home sub
% IS suitable for those TO whom they written. MALL
cu 10 any part of the United States, for rs cents
Mashs course OF Double Entry Book Keeping together
win d complete set of blanks for pupils, 81 o.
Just published by J. c. RIkER, 129 Fulton street. "
May 7, 1874 '' ~ IL
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$500 CHALLENGE.
w HATEVER concerns the health ant

~ happiness OF people is at all times of the mos,
Variable Importance. take it for granted that every
person Will do all in their power 10 save the lives their
children AMI that every person will endcavOr 10 promote
their own health at all sacrces feel it to be my duty
to soemnly assure yOu that Worms, according TO the o.
pinlon of the celebrated Physician, the primary
causes OF large majority of diseases to which children
and adults abc have appetite continually
Clan%cable from kind Of food 10 another Bad BREATHE
Pain in the Stomach Picking at the Nose, Hardness and
Fullncss Of the Belly Dry Cough. Slow Fever, Pulse IT.
rcguarrcmcmber that all these denote Worms and Won
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20 Females.

You will find these Pills medicine in MANY
complaints To which you subject In ol,strllct.,> ,i-
ticr total partial, they have been found of icstiinaIIe
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to heal
thy acul purifying the blood and other fluids SO ct.c-
tualy 10 put 10 flight all complaints which may arise from
female irregularities, rs headache, glncsS, ,mncSs of
sight, pain in the side, back, etc.
None genuine unless signed 81. n. IIolcnsack all 9TH
crS being base imitation.
Is Agents wishing supplies, and Store Keepers
DESTROYS of b"coi" agents must address the Proprietor.
j. n. lIobcnsack, Philadelphia, Pa.
10Y For srle by !. III. STEVENS & e.,
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n fEbHt AIRY, 1852. Henry " Lean and myself came
to L"S'"r for the purpose of enga -ing in the Inlou
Ir''. n Land Claim made by CONFORMITY for thai
pmPo"' Inc trailing abandoned, AMI he (A,Lran)
''-iNc 1T made any improvements, cXucr,ql any
I! .'re"li, nor has he ever had possession Of said
oh me other han'l, have resided the claim NJ 7 .
ou'' helh possession of the property 10th before AMI
sec IN" ratification of the treaty. have expended my
e, III improvements, and consider that according to
m ruI's ." claim Associations right is in"ly and in
uNu'ihIy good, which shalt maintain to the last, AZ
WI III reSisting Entertainments, defending my rights
May II 3jtr l. F. CIIPISTy + oc,,I,, .7'''