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DEnh's s'tIN ms
DUT WITH THE BELIEF THAT ALI THE
ID statements mace concerning the peculiar IN"
rerties Of the
INIMITABIE HAIR t,IIDEIhC,
prepared by C. IIElMSTREET CO., can be fully
substantiatcd by proof. 1t is entirely new dis
covery, and one which, in point Of utility, far ex-
ceeds any similar one. 1t possesses the peculiar
property of restoring the natural color Of the hair,
where age sickness has turned it grey giving
strength and tone to the small vessels which
crete the natural coloring MT the roots Of the hair
thus giving it the color andhcalthy growth ofyouth
This preparation has no effect upon the skin what
ever, not coorng staining it in the least and it
be as freely applied as water, and with MS much
safety.
II will be found invaluable article for the
,oilet, possessing properties which render its use
agreeable and pleasant Composed of oil and slim
ulating spirits, it has the qualities of superior
Hair oil and detergent wash. 1t will be found to
be uncqualcd by anything for preventing the pre-
mature decay Of tho hair, It has been in extensive
use for time, and all who have used it testify
to its worth. Prepared and sold by
e. lIEIMSrREET a CO.,
Troy, " Y.
IY-For sale by Mn. TllEO. A. PECK,
Burlington, SEPT. %. ddwjm.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9th 4.
Attorney General Gushing has left for
Massachusetts, and will he absent about ten
days.
The Mayor of the city has signed the Anti
Tirrling I'LL.
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Liberation.

FINHIs may certify that have sold to my son,
L Jacob l.. CochIane. his time until he is 81
years old md he is FREQ to act for himself rs
other men, to all intcnts and purposes in law and
l shall pay debts of his contracting after this
date. JOHN COCHRANE.
westford, Oct. I'd, 1854. wl5w3'
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Selling OFF,

IL X. NICHOLS HAVING ASSOCIATED Wru
u A.. him l.. e. IuIN1oN, will continue the
mercantile business in all its branches a. hclotoiri,
carried on by him, with an increased ,tu,, of poui
in their season. and shall cndcavrr To- bee able To- sI
ply anything usually kept in New York aud bo.t,u
Retail .StuI,s, ~ les than New lurk and lu-t. 81
hritcs. Aud We nov uicr anything we l'," go
vand 1T very low prices, wishing I" reduce ,u rlu-
sent stock To- make room fer our Iall goods.
We would respectfully invite all in want of -oois
either Wholesale ur Retail to call and cannur opr
good, aud prices. Get posted mp with the lra,.t
price then call at $50 Church street, and buy q, NJ
goods.
Burlington, July !, 1854, d&wtf
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FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE.

NINTER TERM BEGINS, DEC. It'll, 1854
w SPRING " " March 2>th, 1855
FALL Aug. 10th,
REV. JOSEPH l.. KING, 4. NJ, PrHeiPaL
New and superb bricl, buildings, with pvory de-
sirnble appurtcnaucc, to accommodate 800 hoardcr,
Ladies and Gentlemen.
The Faculty will consist Of twenty Professors and
Teachers, able to instruct the most advanced class
uf STUDENT. Unusual facilities in natural science,
Ancient aud Modern Languages, music, Painting
and Eocution.
Tuition for the Term Of II full weeks: Prima-
ric., s. 50; Common English, - 90 ; Higher Eng
lish and Ancient Languages, each from 1jcts. to ,
- ; Extras at corresponding rates lucidcntals,
80 cts Board, Fuel and Room, 10 by Is feet, well
furnished, : Is per week, if pnd in advance ; per
term IF II weeks, including tuition in Common
English and lncidentals, in advance, S27 81,
Arrangements have been made for excursion
trains al reduced fares from Troy anl Ca.tcton ON
the first and last day of each term.
Circulars with full Information may be had AZ thi,
Office, or by applying t. tine hev. il, .. lAl Luk
N',wJ5, Fnr Far1r5. y. !.
Oct. 5, 1854. wliw5-
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III nrric D .

In this village, on the ith inst, at the Unitarian
Church, by Rev. JosHrA YorSG, Mr.. o. A. DODGE,
Supt Troy and Canada Junction Telegraph Co, and
Miss KATE II. ALDEN, all of Burlington.
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2srEY7I5[tEs!B
j. EDMONDS,

Successor to !. W. BARNuM,
SRXr DOOR TO IYNANs, : COLLEGE STREET
VVTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w Citiaens of Burlington and vicinity, that he
has received large supply of Fashionable Hats and
Caps for men and boys, suitable for the present
Pail Trade. A good assortment of Trunks,
Vnlise., Bonnet Cases, Travelling Bags, School
Satchels, Umbrellas, Canes, Gloves, Mittens, Boys
Belts, &c. Those wishing any Of the above named
goods, will please call and examine.
Fl Hats and Caps made to order. Repairing
done with ne atness and dispatch.
WILLIAM C. DREW will remain as formerly.
Oct. 5, 1854. d6wtI
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GOparlllfrsllip.

TsN T. UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS y 4
formed Copnrtncrship under the name and
style Of DAYEY 4 DOoLirrLE, for the transae-
zion of the HudcIrs, Agrcui'urdi md Camm''''o"
business at the old stand OF Dayey Allen, sign OF
the saw, College Street
c. VI. DANEY,
H. II. DOOLITTLE.
Burlington. Feb. LISA, VII
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New Goods New 600 a. [!
CtitlKEU tCU SytilIf.

ciitncu $50 s,,,unl.
NICHOLS BOlNTON ARE NOW OPENING
" their FALL GOODS having boon in market
the last two weeks making selections, and in cuusc
1ucncc Of the great falling of in prices we have
bought very largely, and now offer them at greatly
RED UCED PRiCESlIi
II Tnr'd bo needless toat,crpi 70 anumcfn'ci .If-
ncc 1t to say we have every variety Of
Dress Goods,
including beautiful Black aud Fancy SILKS, at 81,
81 mid 62l cents pcr yard aud upwards and all
tdc other varieties Of Dross Goods to ho found in
market.
Woolen Goods
Of every kind at very low prices
W hitc Goods,
Lr'ns, EmJroidtrics, Gilucy ard Hoy0y, N1wls,
t1oats drd No-i.na-
In this department we have every variety usually
called for.
Ii0G1S Turnis h ii c e. GODS.
In this branch Of our trade we have 'rken cslo.
cial pains to make stock complete for the par or,
chamber and kitchen, such window curtains.
shades and fixtures, bedding, table linen, &c. sc.
Ercrcrics.
full supply Mt low prices.
Burlington, sept loii d%wd
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~ X. NICHOLS HAVING MADE 4 CHANGE
y in hi, business, i. desirousoi closius h,. old
books aud all indebted to him previous a. July Let,
1854, requested to call and settle, the books
must he closed either by note or otherwise.
4. X. NICHOLS.
Burlington, July II, 1854. d'rQ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
THroHgh IN DIroH IN q bours.
1bJnUgbio Chjcago in * ."
1uliEG PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY.
1854. r --75.] f s,.-s5 ! ! 1864.
--z----t-.-:-------- --------
Grcai lVr,icrD Halfway
From Nogara Falls 10 D,roH, oarrwng The
4. s. Hrough Naji
The Chcnpcst, safest, AID Quickest Route
For Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis, Haicna,
aud all points in the Great West.
Connecting at Detroit with tho Michigan Central
Railroad, 9ud WARDS Line Of steamers for rault
=. Marie and Lake superior. nd ~ Michigan city
with the New Albany 4 Salem Railroad Tor Lafry
cite, &cand at Chicago with all the Routes for tho
South and West.
Trains leave Suspension Bridge as follows sun
day Excepted.
Leaves LIST Exp. MaH&Ac ID Express.
Suspcn Bridge o.3oA.N. 2.oor.r. 1loor.N.
Hamilton, l2I0r.M.dnc Ito " 12it "sup'r
London, 2.29 " 1850 800 An.
Detroit, Arriye.7.i5 Sup'r. 500 bkfst
Detroit. Leave : 90 " 800 "
Michigan city 80 A.N. go Pm.
Chicago, Arriyc6.t5 500 81"
Rates Of Fn,e, rust Glass.
To Detroit, soiT ~ Chicago,s l1.cO
Lafayette, $500 Ln.'nl'A ~ 90
To gaIgna, s sII, 30
Passengers for tho Wcst hv this Line arrive At
avoid 'ha rr-pvrrce If Three Changes of Cars aud
Baggage.
Passengers have ample time TO iro 2iagrra Falls
and the new Mammoth Suspension Bridge, the great
est works of Nature and Art.
Through Tickets can he obtained ut all o, tho
Citul Rail uul AT in
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STORE, NEkwwc Bmiing,)
September -, ls1i,
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y CuANtb ~ MANI Nun III An u ~ buOD :
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
'SNIlE Subscriber pubi'hc. number of most val
D liable Pictorial Books, very popular, and Of
such moral and religious influence that while good
men may safely engage in their circulation, they
will confer pubic benefit, and receive far COM
p'nslion for their labor.
= To men ofentcrprisc and tact, this business
offer, an opportunity for profitable employment sell
dom to he met with.
- Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will
receive promptly by mail, Circular containing full
particulars with CORRECTIONS tn persons disposed t,
act As Agents. together with the terms on which
they will furnish by addressing the subscriber post
paid. ROBERT SEARS, PrELisHER,
Isl NiH,Gn Street, Me-" York
~ In Press and ready for Agents by the At ~
| October, ls5i, "SEARS' ILLUSTRATED De-
| SCRIPTION OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE" Fol
| further particulars address as above.
| Sent. u. wl2wl
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INlilS MAY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE THIS
day gi-en my som EDWIN A. BARNEY hi,
time during the remainder of his minority, and |
shall claim none of his earning., nor pay any debt.
of his contracting after this date.
EDMOND A. BARNEY.
TILE W. BrRBITr, Witness.
Monkton, sept. IL, 1854 wl2w3.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IHAVEGIvEN MY
q son, JULIUS JAMES, his time during the
mnndcr Of his minority, rnj that from this date
shall claim of his earnings, NOR psy any debts
Of his contracting
SIMEON MILLER.
! FcrIi.burgh, April |, 1884, w3w
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Needles.

ItOOn NEEDLES A FINE LOT OF HAIR
~ brushes Dressing aud Shell Combs Ra-
,ors, Knives, scissors g'a~a, Macctssar on =
Alarm Clocks, SilNc, Napkin Rings, lea sets &C.
received by j. h. bhlNsMAlp'
~ crssor 10 Grinsmaid a Brothers, Church street
SPIT. 20. uA"u
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Notice.

ITEITTCV.
yIAVIEG BOUGHT THE STOCK OF CLOTHING
formerly belonging To SLoMAN & TURK. th'
bu.inc, will brrar.i'd IN hereafter under the nau'
If Il. Tt'Et, who WIZ continue to keep large am
fashio,ahlv .t,. .ol.'oa y-malc Clothing aud Gcnt
furni.hins G,.''. "t'c III he sold ct the loves
cr.,i ,gr.s. ju"..,. .- nd do wrl to call a
III ',ali1 ..' J. purchasing elsewhere, as
aui q t.Iair,l'. .i, % PEI c,"'. rhonpc than an.
other Cluthiuc House in this state.
.Tt' Remember, No. EANk FLOCK. bctwcc1
conrror,,ci ooi FUJn"S & Ncch0ics banks
i. TURK.
Burlingtnn. Anr. 81 ~. lAwtf
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JOHN CHURCH., irOt

General Agency Great Western Halfway. No. Il
ErchqHse Sirot, Bufai,. Man.ion House Block. two
doors from Washington Street.
!. MONIIS,
General Agent, Great Western Railway.
Oct. } wliwtr
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TO RENT,

vU,HE STORE ON COLLEGE STREET, UNDER
L the Ere, Pr,.s Office. For terms. apply at thi,
Once.
Sept. \, ddwu
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Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT | HAVE GIVEN
i my son Robert Jr., his time during the remain
der Of hi. minority, and that | shall claim none Of
his earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date.
ROBERT WHITE,
Jericho, sent 26, 1854. wl3w3.
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New Goods.
Brinsmaid g. Hildreth,

BTinsmaid, Brother 4 Co.,
Oh HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT No.
on III / Bank Block, by EXPIRES n
IN fine assortment Of new gods ot
IL every description, consisting in part
@GH<0A ofladies and gents gold and sil-
yer Watches of NIL qualities. Levers and Cylinders.
both hunting and open dials, Magic Levers, straight
line Levers, dc. Of extra fne workmanship, and to
which they would call the attention of the public.
Also, Plated Tea sets, Cake Baskets, Card Recuiv-
ers, all new patterns, of rare beauty and finish
Fine gold, stone and jet Mosaic pins Ear orna-
ments rings chains, lockes. croases, locket-keys,
seals, de. The above, with other goods they have
Just opened, which, with their former stock. COM
prises the best assortment Of goods in their line to
be found in tho state all Of which will be sold at
the lowest cash prices also, fine assortment of
sporting goods. both bunting and fishing.
Sept. 70. ds"u
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RIIT7-ER.

: DEWEY HAsA FEW FIRKJNS OF BUT
a. TER, for Retail trade M
sept, o. WI
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W tHE

10
l IMMEDIATELY, 900 or 3oO CORDS or ~ArLIN
Pine Wood, TO be delivered A. The Match F.s,ory
on Champan Street, or the burlington What's
p. b. EDDY, ds'rt.
Burlington, May II, 1854. rI7-r
WANTED,
A GOOD JpGBNENAN BLACKSMITH
good steady man will find permanent employ.
mcnt and good wages, by APPLYING to the .ub7oribcr,
HENRY WHITNEY.
Sept. %. dt,t-7,r
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STONE WARE,

- - . - w ~ -
= lCiOl4' A RuGNIoN HAVING RELEASED
. at Ballad l'ruthcrs, the Stuue Ware Manu-
factory. are now ready To- furnish merchants and
others AZ shout notice, every description of stone
Wac. NICHOLS a HONNlON.
Burlington, July |, lS5i. dGwtf
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c II A LAIN OTEL,
W. +. EVE RTS.

I HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
have opened the Hotel. situated on the corner
Of King and Water Streets, for their accommodations
The house has been newly repaired ard rc-iurni.h'd
throughout. and the travelling rn'Iic arc r"sr.c-
fully invited to call and for thrrna'l'es. Tie
House is within two minutes walk Of oil the Dcpots
aud Steamboat landings.
p. :. with to add that a. do most # the vork
myself I can furnish meals md lodgings little
cheaper than my ncighbors.
Burlington July 6. lsjI VAN.
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NOTICE.

Essex, Sept. 10, 1854
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\ prompt and certain cure for diarrhua, dyson
terry, and cholera morbus in all stag,,--a sure pre-
voniyc of static cholcra-whcl no traveller fam
ily should be without. Price p and 30 cents per
bottle.
\ CUSIINAN 4 CO., sole Projectors, l22 Full
ton street, New York.
Sold by AMOS c. SPEAR, burlington, Vt.
oct. +, lNji. wliwlN'
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ii A M s

4 QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DESI
n,uLE for boiling. Hotel keepers and retailers
will he supplied on reasonable terms at
July 49, dkwtf A. :. DEWEY.
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~

TMMEDIATELY, FIFTY HANDS To MAKE
L Cots and Pants at TURKS.
Nc Rank Block, sept rs ddrJt
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a CONSTANT supply of Geese, Hens and Turkeys
4 Fcathers-warrsutrd good. for sale by
MORILLO MOVES.
Sept. %. d6tawSw.
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w anted

nNE OR TWO ACTIVE AND HONEST YoCNf
~ MEN, Of l6 to is years Of age, for the bRta
business Such as possess educational Advantage
preferred. None need apply without good recon-
mendation. THEO. 4. PECk,
Ar7tLecary r Ti,le~ai, D,ngs'n.
Burlington, Aug. II, ls5. we~tf
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u3usstsOla,s5statS.

I AIDES YOU WILL FIND AT LNMANS
IL larger assortment Of goods in th, line than
usual conslstingof
Cambria Collars, Cambria Sleeves,
Muslin do Muslin do
Lace do Lace DO
Honiton do Thread de-
Under hdkfs., Muslin aud Cambria Bands, EdEins'
and Insertngs, Dimity Bands, Emhrodericd
skirts, illusion, bobinet aud black silk
IAces. Embroidered Hdkfs., Vols,
Stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, etc, etc.
WHITE GOODS.
JAG. and Snrs. Cambrics, Bishops Lawn,
Swiss null Muslin', Plaid Camhrcs
Book do Figured do
Sacarilla do White Dimity,
White colored Tarltans, Curtain Muslins.
Linens.
lO-i Linen Sheetngs, Linen Napkins,
9-s Pillow case Linen, do Table Covers,
lO.4 Table Damasks, do colored do do.
liuckabuck, Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper, Nap
kin,, etc, etc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies and Gents. Lsle Gloves,
do do silk and Lisle Gloves
do do Colored and White SIX 40
Misses Gloves
White and oored Kid do.
do do Cotton Hose,
Merino do,
thsnuirIv
Gents silk, Colored and White do,
Boys do.
Burlington, April 20, 1854. dtwu
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DANCING
f. j. F a r. r. ,

TIE ACn Err OF DAS ING,
Rutland. vermont.
rs prepared to furnish DAS,g MrsiC,--sny num-
i her of mu,icians--tu suit the occasion.
BALLROOM dancing, the latest styl, laugh, IL
all its branchrs.
Oct, q, 1884,. d,tdwU
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Notice
NOfCN
Is lIERERY GIVEN THAT 1

uEREBY GIVEN, THAT HAVE GtVEN
my 'n, PErsH, his time during tho remainder
OF ms minority, AMI that from this date. | .h,'I
claim none Of his earnings. nor nav any de hts of Lii.
contracting
PETER = LANDER.
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Burlington Wagon Axles,

DAVEY, KINGSLAND h co.
siThese AIes are made Of the best English Refined
Iron and are superior in quality, style and nn'sh
10 those used in the celebrated Concord WsgoI
Combining iightnss-, strength and ease of ran
ming, they mend themselves to all maker. md
user. of Wagons, and secure for themselves arepu-
tation and preference in every market where they
are introduced.
We avail ourselves Of the present opportunity Of
returning our thanks for the patronage We have
heretofore received, and respectfully solicit contir
uance Of like favors.
Sign of the Saw, College St, Burlington,
Vermont.
c. NJ DAVRl,
II. IL. DooLITTIE.
February 81, 1854 VT
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N. ALLEN 4 20 -

N. ALLEN 4 CO.'S
WE WOULD PARTICULARLY CALL THE
w attention Of tho public to our extensive as
sortmcnt Of GLOVES AND MITTENS, TRUNKS,
NAL1SES, TRAVELLING BAGS, 4 TuuRELLAs.-
Of Goods in our line and having largely increased
our manufacturing facilities within the past year, it
enables us to sell finer article as low, and in some
cases ut large per cent. less than our old prices
floods made to order and repairing done in our
line On short notice and at reasonable charges.
n. ALLEN 4 co.
Burlington, sept. Is, 1854. ddwtf
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C,r,J-sIugraying.

ARpERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AD-
~ dress, Party, aud Business Copper-plate En-
;rIvcd Cards.
Those who already have engraved plates of their
cards can have them neatly printed at short notice
" Apply at the FREE PRESS OFFICE, where
NycliH,a. of various Nfyi'' can be seen.
May so. dhwf
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). II. PAKkHUES1. Utr,.s.
Colcho ,tcr sept IS. lsji dl'wl2w3
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Financial.

CINCINNATI. Oct. y.
The banks of this city to-day threw out
the paper of the Indiana Free Banks, and the
brokers refuse to purchase it. Their notes
are all refused in trade.
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Eiu-PI3.cs. SO

GENERAL stock NJ Tn-rlstcs. Canada and
~ other kinds Of sheet Iron, and Tinmcn'. stock
generally For sale by
MORTII0 EoIE;
sept. Y. drttv1-s
The daily union., 1854-10-22
GENERAL JouN s. DARCY.

The democrats of the Newark a. y district have
mated candidate against Mr. Pennington, the present
whg member who supported with unusual enthusiasm
VIZ allude to Gen John S. Darcy The Newark Eagle
says of him.
II should be borne in mind that General Darcy has had
the nomination for Congress forced upon him. If his own
private feelings had been consulted he would not now be
candidate for the suages of the electors of the fifth dis
tric less ambitious man, far concerned does
not live In the community He has repeatedly refused posi-
tons of emopmep and has uniformly preferred the inter-
es Of Others though they had much less claim
to political He might have beep the governor
of the State United States senator, filled other oee
in the gift of the people his party but he has steadily
fused them ALL choosing remain in his private station
which, in his case, has been truly the post Of honor"
And again:
.TuE ,Ir-g CONGRESSIONAL pIsrRcT--We were present
at the convention il Jersey City Saturday, and shared
with others the pleasure felt 81 The nomination. by accama
ton beloved leader in the next congressional contest
The Hudson county delegates unreseryed in their
of hone that General Darcy would accept and it is
due to Mr. Fink say that the moment be understood there
was probability Of the Generals yielding to the wishes OF
his friends Immediately authorized the withdrawal OF his
name Hudson will do than well for our whole
nominee Her democracy love the and they will work
for MIN earnestly faithfully Let in Essex remember
that we cannot do zoe much for John $. Darcy.
And once more:
strong whg friend Of previous to the nomination
Of General Darcy remarked that Newark could i'll spare
him besides said he the climate of Washington may not
agree with him. what would be your gain politically by
eectipe him. might prove mutual personal loss An
other whg who present replied that he had no fears OF
any such result BESIDES he added the disease the doctor
will die Of he is liable to in Newark in Washington
What is thatT inquired. He answered, snihngy,
Enlargement Of The heortP Nothing said but
we somehow or other have suspicion that the two wings
ferred viii not only pos for the General but oork for
him.
The daily union., 1854-10-22
A VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

The Southern Banner published at Athens in Georgia
makes the following remarks upon the political sentiment
in that quarter; they will find hearty response in the
bosoms of all national men, whether democrats wings,
at the North as well as at the South:
THE POLITICAL SENTIMENT SECTION OF THE STATE
have Just returned from attendance OF several OF our
courts where had the pleasure of meeting with large
number of of both parties is true that
there is little or no political excitement in this portion OF the
State There be general state of quiet in the po-
cal world There however, feature OF public senti
ment worthy of note consideration From almost every
one with whom we conversed there an expression
of opinion to the that the time had in Georgia
when we should cease bitter party wrangng about
poded issues end honestly and cordially in the main
tenance of cur Just and constitutional rights. Every one
seems to be perfectly satisfied that there is but true line
of poicyand unite and cooperate with that na
tional party Mt the North which will good faith stand upon
common platform of principles with 1t has been grati
fvne to hear the most decided and influential wings OF former
ays not only avowng their fixed never again to
with the abotionized whg party of the North but also de-
clarnp their unite with the national democracy
who have noby stood by the South and the constitution
Such is the prevailing sentiment of this section of the coun-
try and 1t well that it augurs well for the coun-
try and indicates people longer be deuded
upon subject such deep and vital interest Again and
again would we upon all and in the South to
stand by the democracy the only true and reliable
supporters of the constitutional rights of the South