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EVENINGSTAR.
A SONG FOR sKPTKNBER
sY THOMAS W. PARSONS.


September strews the woodland o'er .s-
With many a brilliant color;
The world is brighter than before
Why should our hearts De danef: ~ sI.,
Sorrow and the scarlet leaf,
Sad thoughts and sunny weather,
All me tins glory and this grief
Agree not wrll together.
This is the parting season-this --,.., ....
The time when friends are flying,
And lovers now, with many kiss,
Their long farewells are signing. l..
Why il earth so gayiy drestf
This pmp that autumn beareth 9HsSv "a
A funeral seems, where every guest
x bridal garment wearefh.
Each one of us, perclance, may here,
On some blue morn hereafter,
Return 10 view the gaudy year, =. 81
But not with boyish laughter: ~
We shall then be wrinkied men,
Ouy brows with silver laden, p
And thou this glen mayst seek again,
''@s But nevermore maiden.
Nature uohaps foresees that Spring
Will touch her teeming bosom,
And that a few brief months will bring
The bard, the bee, the blossom; E,
an, these forests do not know
Or would less brightly wither- d
The virgin that adOrns them so
VIII never more come hitheF.
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- THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, q nsY
and superior structure for the purpose just In tn
rear Of Mr.. sohsds on bird street offers rare IT,
ducements to the lovers Of the plessurabls exsrs-
Of bowling: 1t ha. three alleys, laid with une
qualed skill. the best in the city, and every after
ton u given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
in the sport. aug l0-3m
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S.v, ,.,.;.l WILL WAfCH, .Hsrkl Mstti.s
wv @y2lEI Hark! and several other Regatta boat
Songs to be had ut thu Music Espot 81
.4r..f nm HILBUS HITZ
P.S-Juf rsostyed 4eH copies of the NV and
poplar Teptg Pom, snbslAahsd with s~vissstts
- IT, - zeLsa 81 i 1s WA
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UNION REFECTORY,

CoTNST Of Psn'asylU0nia 40. and THIRD 8
~ ~ The undersigned re- eE
~ln4 spectfuly announces to ta&R
his customers and the
~ public, that he has laid
in eah stock of malt and spirtuous liquors of IL,
best quality, among which may be found fine Read
ing Ale other Ales, and Lager Beer; superior Bran
dies, Wines, Gin, and other refreshments. H
l.rdsr Is supplied with the best of the market i,
season, served up at the shortest notice, and hi,
Cigars are of the choicest brands. Thankful 70,
pat favors, he hopes to receive continuance of tb.
same. B. SCHAD.
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PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!!!

DBRSOSS DESTROYS # purchasing good and du.
i rabie fnstrun.pt /" very chesp,n WiIl find II to
their ADVANTAGE 3, aive us . oAll, as We are de-
tsrnned to sell OF eur present stock at lastly 70
ducst prices, to give room for additional supply
Will viii shortly arrive, Of both American and
ti.-i RILBUS HITS
Music Depot.
Az sddNopel supply u gaslI inftrumsn 8 just
Ts 0sssvsd eosebs Of eSlaxs, Rsnjos, Aocor dIons,
SsS 80, co. g. H.kH.
+ I'D
. - - r~-q T. q - r-.. . -.. ..l .
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Poef Orr.cz pspane,fns1.

4
- Asg. 18th, 1854.
DRoPosAIs fbr carrying the mails Of he unifed
L et~tss ffpsf The ffst day o. January, 1854 10
the seth day Of June lses on the following ROUTES
onace oftAs Pod oncs D<partnest, In TIE city Of
W,shinrtpo, uuSn oAelock n, fths esh Rovpup
Dor, 1854 10 b ascided by llth Of the Ams mostA D
49, ''s S.ss.ss Al. = n:ile. s .ss
,.s7 los miles and Tea, daily, m ssN nd
s1' suitshle et-smb sts
LrAve Csiro daily at 6 m . f1-1s.u.
Arrive at Neu orss...i IN asvs Syspn
LAsvs New Orleans deity stb Q ~ s
= Arrive st Cairo in sin days ~ Zen
No. sio2e-fr,n 9,iro, M by Columbus, ": Hia
7sa - 4 ctn.p's Bird, arf. Fui,er, Tenn,
9fi foseola. Ark, Pecan 1cspt,s Rss6olph,
.-sF Tspn i.b .ilehans Afss % nssyks,
t... Tenn tseney-Sbm nitss ana back, tkrss
.-.. time Q week, In ss5ssus suitab,s s.san,
- Leave esiss s,sFy Monday, s.s.ssi., and In
Arrive ., a.ur hi. n 81 hoursss BY Up m n..,
L.e1. Memphis every Tus.d,y, THURSDAY saa
Saturday at N m 3D. y .llls.
Arrive At Cairo in 8, heunsr h 9 . - sszt
MIssssrppr," .'l'.'
No 7sit-rI.m v,eksburg, ~ Yeunss Point, L.
nhh 'en'. berd, fssn Grove, Tallsia,
se- LAX frovtAsnce, La, Priecetos,
Nrs- Grand LAks, ARA, Point Worthkne-
ton hiss- Gresavile, Top,umAs. ~
/ Gains Landing, and vIetori.. Ma 10
q. Napoleon, Ark, go a,s ana 2srr. th,s.
times week, in safe and suissb as stem
boafG. =
Leave vi ksburg every Monday, Wsdresasy,
aud Thursday At I an
Arrive at Napoleon every Friday, saturdsy and
Sunday by 8 pm a.sttl To-
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday,
and Monday at j am -
Arrive ct yicksburg every ruesdsy, Thursa,y v,
and Saturday By 6 pm
Ecu ILLINOIS
No. l2527-Yrom Rock Issud, III by Hampton,
.~ @ For, Byron, Cordova, Albany, Fultop o..
ssnnah, lie Claire, Iowa, CamancAs LIZ.
sd, ons, Tabuls, and Bellevue, to 6alsua, III.
m one hundred miles and back, three
times q week, in safe and suitabls steam
boats
Bidders vii propose . schedule
For form OF prop ssls guarantee and certi6csts,
alec INSTRUCTIONS and requirements (embrscing con-
ations 20 Ne incorporated In the contracts 10 such
4xtent % tn apartment may deem repsfg Cd
ceItis-m-nt inviting proposals for msil service
the Mississippi river, dated June Z, 1854.
JAMES CAM BELL, Postmaster Gent
sus Sl-eo1m
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PIANOS FOR SALE. AND RENT.
sA New and secondhand PIANOS Of
UtEt'my own and several other factories,
arc always TO Re had at my Piano warert ON, on
INh street. between Pennsyivania avenue and b
a. Osd Pianos tSisn in exchange.
Tuning also attended 30. 1rsra
-. Ea - J. c REICHHNBAOH.
Pe-A kv ysRy low p 'eed sssond hand Pisnee
ron rs he ssls. - .ag lONsoans
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"GLKNWOOD CEMETERY. .

WIS beautiful buriai place of the deed having
L Just been dedicassi with appropriate esrsmonies
or Inc purpose nov open for thu reception of the
remains OF deceased pereons. -.
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for Q hundred
bodies In which such friends Of the dead q MAY
apply can place the departed until they select sises
ior the graves = = :
The plan Of the ncorporators Is one Of equality II
regard to the ots, which will not be put up publicly
for sale, (although they usually bring premium
making the early selection of lots tie most desir
able. --S
Until an ofaca ia established In the city of Wash
irgfon, applications viii be punctually ate Md
to at the present oos. in the east wing oil the bud
ing on entering the Cemetery.
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS |
N. B-6lenvood 10 situated short distance due
north of the Capitol =, n ane II-sm
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DOLLARS,
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR.

INVENTOR OF THE OELEBRATED GOSeAMBE
yHNTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOuPACES. 7. -. ~
No. LIT CHKSTNC7' STREE1, oTTofsse q: EsIe
Hossse. Philadelphia. '4
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Dedies sais eeGtenes:
4 to measure thuir own hea 10 with AocurAcy:
Z. For Wigs, Inches Toupces Scalps, Inch.
No. l. Tho round Of the No. ]. Prom forehsad &c
head back - far q
=. from TO eheaa bald.
over the head to = Z Over f0reh ED ee
neck. far IS required.
8. From ear TO ear Q. Over the crown Of
't% '.' over the head. tne bead
4. from ear to ce-
round the fors, s ~
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.
SMALL BUILDING LOTS of lo feet or more IN
~ various parts Of the City, and Georgetown. al
Low prices, and terms to suit LLOYD co. F.
BUILDING STONE
sof sale, deliverable at the Canal or Wh>ryee H.
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria
LLOYD CO.
Fog sale, Large and handsome CARRIAGE AND
HARNESS Lloyd co. =
18th street, OPP Treasury Department. ]
~ 1-1y /
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| VIIL Dr.. McClintock's Rheumatic Linz
| menf


An nfallibe outward application for the relief of
al rheumatic x neurelic pam; sprsDs, swelling.,
stiff neck, stiffness of the oi nts, pains in the shou
d=rs, berk, CT liz. 1t afforGs immediate r lief
from cholic and psios in the mach and abdomen.
As counter irrit ant it is invaluab in all cases
where an external stimulant Is needed Price (per
bottle) 80 cents.
TX. Dr.. McClintock's Anodune MIXTURE,
or rain Extractor. used iRtefna ly aud extsr ally,
fur the instant relief Of all palms Toothache Head.
ache, holic, Agus the Face, ChilbIains, Neural
gia, Stone or Gravel, &C., &c. No pain need be en-
dured moment by aty person who will uas this
IL valuable Anodyns. Price SO cents per bottle.
4. Dr.. McClintoek's Feuer and ,Ague
Specific. +
This has been found an infsllible specific for this
&c urge Of new countries and for intermitte mt
levers. No traveller or resident in any ague dis
ric should fail t. provide th mseves with this sure
prrvsntive. Price 81 per bottle.
XII. DR.. .MtChntock's Vegetable Purga-
the Pills,
For the relief of Constipation and its painful re-
su! ts, such as Headache, Dizziness, Sick Stomach,
Pains, and ali the symptoms enumerated under the
"Dyspepdo Elixir" Price rs cants per box.
XII. DR.. McClintock's Pills,
For Liver Complaints, and all forms Of diseases
arising from arrangement of the liver, with symp-
toms such as Dizziness, Headache, Ringing in the
Eara yellow furred tongue pain in the right shoulder
sense Of fullness pain in the right side, disordere
stomach or bowels, deficient action of the kidney
clay coored stools &c. &Thsse Pills. if taken In the
insipient stages Of Bilious and Yellow or oth-r
Fevers, will generally ward OF the attack. Price
% cents per box -r: g. .-E..
The above Medicines may be procured Of all the
principal Druggists and Apoth-caries in this Dis
riot, and If j. l.. HENsHAw, Agent, Washington.
sep l8-6m
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+. CUMBERLAND COAL FOR SALE.
2 A SUPERIOR article Of Lump ynn Of ME- and
n HIe, y the cargo or ,ipgts ton. - y
Apply 1t Aase[s Wharf, Washipgtcn. ~,
yH0s J.. MnHAIfEY. AGENT
Cumbsslana Cosl and Hon dosssnv.
ans 2s-1ms, -, 4 ri vsI1s 80 .r1.esJ s'
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By Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROMA GEN
WATERPROOF AN7lCONSUAPT7VE
CORK H9.

"
n MARKET Sf., MANCHESTER.
Principal Warehouse, 102 Wo,d ss-,., Ca,apsids,
London, Engtand. Amerlcaa Etob.ishnsests SO
.a,,n STREET, and l02 Nassau street. Ne1 York, Usj
ted States
The Hydromagep is . valuable discover, for pro-
trctns the feet from damp or cold, and therefore
preventive OF many Lung Diseases, without Msy
doct0Tlng Utdteusr The Hydromsgen Ia in the torn
OF sole, AID worn inside the boot or shoe Its
neGscdted character is pow srful antidote to dis
ease. t-. ....-
| For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable. warm.
and healthy to wear ir the coldest or raanie.t of
wea her, as the zoo. cannot becom vet if the Hy-
isomagen is inserted Ladies isay wear tue light
est soled boots or shoes in the worst weather with
! IMMUNITY; while Consump ion, 80 prevalent among
the Young Of our cOuntry NAV lie thwsrtsd by their
general adoption They entirely supercsde over.
hoes IS the Latter cause the feet to rspire Ia
very unhealthy manner, and, besides, are not dan
gerOus wear to pedestrians in icy weather like in
dia rubbsrs bile the latter cause thu feet TO an
pear <tremely large, the Hydromagsn, being mere
thin slice OF cork prepared, Ieuarly placed inside
does not increase the size of the boot cause the
| foot to appear untidy. To Children they are ex
trsmely valuable, as they may engage in exercise
slight as to scarce need mention; besides those
whs patrouixe them will fad their yearly doctor's
| oils aUeh diminished thereby. -. - = -
| As thu Hydrcmagen Is becoming more known. its
sale is increasing to alm0st incredible exteat-
| Last year in London, Manchester, Birmine ham,
Live, pool, Glasgow Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp
Hamburger, and Berlin, our sales reached l,73lA5O
pairs of Cork Soles. This year the number will far
| surpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their value as
preventive for CotGHs COLDS, BsoN0HIrIs AsTHxA
| and CONSUMPTION. -.-------
le'i5 Mems size, per pair, IS cents
Ladies' do do 30 do :
Boys Misses' do Is do
II GoTlCI -S rom the Retail prices We make n very
liberal allowance to Jobbsrs and Wholesalers 70
| that any storekeeper may make fine profit on the
sale, while they article that may be kept in
any store among any class Of goods. =,
For terms apply to -"
- HARCOURT, BRADLEY 4 CO.,
as 3s Ann street, New York.
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WIN. 81. KING M -

OtIce ON ia street betUeen and X styeets,
~ MING having been engaged In the practice
~ practice OF Me'iicin. and surgery for ten years
In rsnnsyvGn1s, eusts he will render satisfaction
to tho o who may wish his professional seryi,ea.
The bs@t Of references can be given.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS .
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

The Fifdsth Edition, With
Ono hundred Engraving
showing Diseases ane MA I
formations Of the HumAB
System in every shape and
form. To which is added q
Treatise on the Diseases OF
Females, being Of the high
est importance to married
people, or those contezn.
plating marriage. By p.
WIN. YONG, II. D..
List no father be ashamed
to present . copy of the
RSCULAPIUS to his child
It may save him from an
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early grsye. Let no Young man OF Wonan enter u.
to the secret obigstions of married life without
reading the POCKET ESCULAPlUS. Let no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the side,
restless nights nervous feelings and the whole train
Of Byspeptic sensations, and given up by their ply
sician, be another moment without consulting the
EsCULAPIUs. Have tho married, or those about
to be married any impedment, read this truly use-
ful book as It has been the means Of saving thnus
ands Of unortunats creatures from the very jaws Of
death. ....-l--. or 81
B-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
enclosed In letter, Will receive one copy OF this
work BY NAL or i've copies will be sent for One Dol.
lar.
Address, post paid) DR. WIN: YOUNG,
,lsr No It2 Spruce street. Philadelphia.
ap BY '- .'+- .
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may 10


The Cheapest, most; Comfortable and II.
peditioaS Route, 10, tie Waite Sulph,s
Is Sprtngs, Passing he Alum, Wcrm G'o
Hot Springs. 80 r7tas'7t II . gel.
4 RRANaKAENTs having been mads with tn,
II owners OF the new and" splendid stsaznei
George PAGE 10 run between Alexandria anc
WashinxtDn, distance Of Gx miles, In eonnectn
with the trains ON thiA and The y Washington Rel
roads, the following schedule VIII take eject on anc
after Thursday, Juns'1st, 1854: r. -,.--..- -.
termediate Stations, win lcsvc the Depot evrner o.
Duke and Henry streets, ct O'Clock m, on I'll,
arrival Of tbs Bo0t hon Washingecn, giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving ct Gordone
Vile, = hslfpsst 10 o'olock,-oennegting q tia
point : With fhs Trains on tn Virginia Gensrx
Road, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stapnton.
Train from Gordonsville 70 Alexsndria and b
tefmediate sfations, wiz lesve Gordonsvilfe D
I IL O'Clock, on the arrival Of the cars on q,
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving 1t Mexandri,
It halfpast oclock-thus allowing time to coansc
With the train leaving Washington City for tn
North, and for Dinner on board the boat.
A Train from Asxandria to Warrenton and inter
mediate Stations will leave Alexandra daily, lSuD
days exoeptsd) ut o'olesk p. m. arriving 81 Rar
rent ct halffast 6o'eloek p. m Y-!ba--s sEp- O..
On Sunday will leave ct O'Clock . n. s...
Train from Warrsnton to AlsxA1dria and intsr
mediate stations. VIII leave Warrenton daily (SuI
day sxeepted) 1t quarter before o'clock g N, ~
irving ct Alsxandria 1t hafpsst O'Clock Q. n.
On Sunday WIN lesVe ct quarter past ID celcok
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FOR BALTIMORE.

ei The Steamer 0SCEOLA viii ~
mme her regular trips % Bafti
msre on TUEsDaY aORNING, the iith instant y,
2 O'Clock 7T~1t- rms -1s.1
Returning, lesvss Baltimore every THURSDAY
It O'Clock p. m-Stopping at Leenardtovn, Nd
St Mary's River, Md, Kinsale and Cone kivsE, ans
the usual landings on the Potomac.
jy73ms JAS MITCHELL, captain
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pOsToN AMERICAN ALMANAC, oouplsts set
ID on its ON me- cement In 1870
British Almanac and Compsnicn, con p etc rom
Its CONNIE u cen emit fu 1898.
for Ais, one COPY only Of each, By
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9HROUeE TIWHa


sPsssengers or Luray and New Market win take
the train iesving Alexandria, ct 7 o'cloak Q. m,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with the stages st Culpeper, C. II.
sPsssengtrs fer Lynchburg will take the train
isaving Alexandria at o'clock, Q. N, ON Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with th,
stages at Charlottesville. go"
oO-Passengers for ths White Sulphur Spring.
will take the train leaving Alexandra daily, con
Meeting With the stages ct Stanton
Freight Trains ere running daily, t6undAy g.
csPtsd) -.
Per order: ". B. BROCKHTT, Agent
Alexandria, vs., May -. may DIT
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TuR PIERY PoIHT,
OLD POINT, d NORFOLK.

IN. steam-s os oB0LA leave.
9 ooIocs T., w W. sysry sssard.g nosnins
teasee Norfolk every sunday as q nj. .tonr;rs =
Old FONT Pfney Point, and al Is. ususi andirc
on tie Potomac for raaeugers -. :.
.FThsO soeoia WIN continue % rss % Nersesh md
the LIST Of ssptembes. ~ . A49 -
Passage and Pare b Norfolk snA Old Point. rs %
" NHt ,-su a Jas. NITCa ELL, an.
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IMPOR1'ANT no THE SICK.

THIS gr~at experience and ~eli Known ssilt of
Il Prof SoCLsNfoCK Is Q sufficient guaranty to the
public that thesfollowing Int Of Medicines, such
have been constantly used in bis prasties tor the
las thirty years viii fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prove to be the BEST Medicines ever offered to the
q,
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- %. HDHI b. .
~ --ss nv - . u 1-4vo, =, /
p J14Et G1LA15z 80
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VII. DR.. MeChntock's Rheumatic MI

=. For internal use; purely vegetable combination
or the cure Of rheumatism, GGut, and ali Neural
gle and Rheumatic Dias aaes. This remedy Is III red
with the utmost conf 1ence II has bssn useo most
extensively, and is q Specific for Rheums lie
Diseases - the world has Seem Price per bot
q 80 caDts. .,y Pc. -, :, 49,
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PAPER HANGInas, CORNICEs, LOOPS Ar

sep Q-eo8's 9
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United states Patent Once,

il 18-1aw13w ID
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"a. Mohsrs IhVIeoRAfiNe CORDIAL hss beso ccur
tsrfsatej by some uuprincipled persons. . % -
In future, all the genuine Cordial viii hsv. tn.
bottle, and the folio ing words blown IN the glass
Dr. u oIse's Invi1orattng Cordial,
G. H. RING, Proprietor, R.Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08

cile the largest liberty of the individual ci,;.
zen, with the complete security of the nuhl;c
order; to render cheerful obedience 10 Tho
laws cf the land, 10 unite in enforcin,, ,ho;r
execution, and to frown Indignantly on ali
conbina tons to resist them TO harmonize a
sine ere and ardent devotion to the institutions
ofreligious faith the most universal religions
liberation; TO preserve the rights Of all hv
causing each to respect those of the other;,o
carry Forward every social improvement to the
utiernost limit of human poriectbilty, hy
the free action Of the mind upon mind. not by
the obtrusvc intervention of misappliod
force to uphold the integr iiy and guard the
linitatlons OF our organic law; 10 preserve
sacred from all touch of usurpaton as the
very palladium Of our political salvation. the
reserved constitutional powers of the several
states and of the people TO cherish with
loyal fealty and devoted affection, this Union
MS the only sure foundation on which Tho
hopes OF civil liberty rest to administer gov.
eminent with vigiant integrity and ririd
economy; to cultivate peace and friendship
with foreign nations. and to demand and
oxlct equal justice from all, bnt to do wrong
to none to eschew ntermedding with the
national policy AMI the domestic repose of
other governments. and to repel Il from ,nr
own; never 10 shrink from war when the
rights and the honor Of the country call us to
arms, but TO cultivate in preference the arts Of
peace, seek enlargement Of the rights Of neu-
trllIty, and elevate and hberaize the inter-
course Of nations; and by such lust and hon.
oriblc means, and such only. whilst exalrinp
the condition Of the Republic, to assure to i
the Legitimate influence and the benign
authority Of great example among a the
powers Of Christendom
Under the soemnity of these convictions,
the blessing Of Almighty God is earnestly
invoked TO attend upon your deliberations.
and upon all the counsels and acts OF your
government, to the end that, with common
zeal and common efforts, We NAV, in humble
submission TO the Divine will, cooperate for
the promotion Of the supreme good Of these
United States.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsmNeroN, December 4, 1854.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08

James Conln took lodgings in the Rut-
land County Jail, two months since, for the
term of six months, because he sold liquor
oftentimes contrary to the laws OF this State.
Last week, under a complaint entered previ-
Gus to his Incarceration, he was tTied for
selling liquor, found guilty, iud $50 and
costs, and sentenced TO SIX months imprison-
ment. At the expiration of eight months,
Jimmy can 80 forth again to sell liquor, "
H. chooses.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08

IL Sec first page for an account Of one Of
the most extraordinary military events Of
modern times ;also for an interesting article
BY BIshop HOPKINS on .9meriean ciii.en.lip.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08

Dr.tSoinct. Our readers arc referred
to the advertisement, Of this gentleman in
another column. lie Is the proprietor Of
= Schencks Pulmonic Syrup" world re-
n7wned remedy for the urcs Of Pulmonary
Consumption, Liver Complaints, Coughs,
Colds Bro nchiiis &c. lie Is also the inyen.
TOR Of Schsnck's liespirome ter a scienii-
&c instrument for The detection Of diseases
OF the Lungs and respiratory organs. His
Syrup has performed some of the most re-
mlrktb'c cures oa rsc1-l; even where reg
ui7p nctiuon.ts have dssplire Of success.
This fact Is subsiauimtel by the most re-
specialize witnes Sos. whose cenif sales have
appeared 10 th1 most popular prints of the
day. ll's RespironY,er has been endorsed
by lha Faculty, and is admitted to be tie
most peri CT instrument Of the kind ever in
vented We are glad to learn that he will
make a professional tour through the puncl-
pal New England cities and towns, during
the winter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08

GIVE ought to have said, last week that
Phniuf -NrgrsiHe $ form shed free Of post
are 20 all subscribers who remit 50 in
advance also. that Postmas,ers and clergy
men are c.titled 10 ats2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08

4 lrrn,H Bmt shut up.-V orc sorry
70 say that the Stark Bank Bennington has
suspended Plymcnt-itis said for go days.
rns Hank hus lost largely in Western
operations We learn that the Bank Com
missioner has o,ls,sl a. asi,s.niat on
the s'ock.nliars and this, w.th the bonds Of
the Directors, will probably make the bills
good ultimately