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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
DIR. G. Fl. KILBOURNE,
Late Il. & G. H. KiIbourne,)
U!Sl1TlS7fn

Over Burbank's Store, Main St, Montpelier.
OFFICE ESTABLISHED IN 1872
nR. X invites attention to his improved GUM TEETH,
IL Originated, and made by him exclusively which, in
point of strength natural shape and appearance in the
mouth superior any used in this Stateso conceded
by persons for whom he continually inserting
them. Specimens AT his Office
In FILLING TEETH, he practlses the method
taught in the Medco Dental Colleges BY the best Dentists
in the Union. and will maintain the high reputation Justly
accorded him, OF being unequaed in this State.
P.S. Having all the in his Laboratory com.
pete with Assistant constantly Manufacturing he will
teach Dentists in This State the art Of making beautiful
Gum Tip Teeth, Continuous Gum &C., such he
ing, at u reasonable price.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04

An editor out West has married girl
named Church; he says he has enjoyed more
happiness since he joined the Church than he
ever did in his life before.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
DIR. j. II. ACHENCk'S
= UL NJ MIC SY u p,
For The Cure Of CONSUMPTION.

The proprietor Of This medicine was imsr many years
ago, reinctd sn law be given up by his physicians and
ehhs 10 the last Stage OF COniuDpnn When AL bnpcs
at rver getting we'll had fed he was sirOn guy ecOnsn-
aed 10 use Syrhp made from old Indian receipt, which
nceeeded in eff ctuay cuiing him. The family physicians
ana large Number Of respectable gentlemen certified 10
the ics 0i this case, aud The Pulmunc Syrup oh
famed reputation never equaled in this section The
country Creating rs this did, srnsalin second
to thai only Of miracle, Dr. srbeHck was waited upon nv
many siml iTiy afhcted tp whum he administer the
syrup with tue Same beneficial results In fact such was
the httory of this medcine, that emir enL praccing
pysHihhs lah Their attenilu drawn towards the rising
repuh'ln Of II, r having Witnessed ills curative INV
ELS, aud itty extended The hiRu of ndsp and EN-
c"l ag5meh L" DE- Schenck ana introduced medicine
|" NE public, and used ii in their iaiIy pricliGe
No nihtr mttlciHe nr rates upon The system in the
manner that The Pnmunic syrup does. il pro,l,res a
ntahy action upon The morbid pads by purifying lhsm
from dlitase pf''nutes the exp.ct aloes ait w the
cough, rii~hs the matter IN the Iungs and when IL T.,
dlschAfetd hcaf the upenins that the break Ug If the
uherries "r aeScess produces, aud the hung, b. me
sound AID resum- the performance Of their uut,i fine
H"ns; It also snoes the irsied nrIiuu If The ,ncs md
other organs and ihhs rrsiotes these parts IT, halb =,
superior property that The medicine possesses over all
otnrfs - that cnhtans no opum caluneI or any he,
deleeriUIS medic M. ' '
In l54l DR.. Scltnek removed from Flepiu ptop Nau
Jers TO Phadtipha, and need the nraciicr of
his poiesslu where he acquired a reuulution .x
celird by meme in curing disease lnat had berrion,.
been deemed ncurhbe, and he since then daily nr
stned 10 Tile world lnc estibe evidence nT his success
Both of his parents died Of Consunption which an
pears 10 have been an he edlay dts asr with his aih re
family All his brothers AID sisters except one did
ear of this disease, Of Them but the une brfhar
reached the age of NV MY.
Thus left neatly the last Of his fmiiy he naturally felt
aarm as une AMER another were CONSIGNED f., the
silent tomb by this fell destroyer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04

A PRETTY DEFINITION OF A Coop WIFE
One who alwaya takes care to have herself
and her dinners nicely dressed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY

we, the Subscribers residents IF Remington do herebv
certify that we are well acquainted with Dr. H. Sch,nck
He az attacked by disease which, as we ht lev- ,ero,i
haed IN pulmonary Con sumption; under the operation
OF which, he reduced low al to be unable 10 le,ve
his bed Tor long ine and To all appearances was mast
recovery lie is perfectly well-hs cough and fever
have ff him. and we feel just fled in declaring it as our
belief that these sauary effects have resulted from the
use of the PM nnnlc SXIun
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04

NJ EW and heauiif,' Cnpttihss ui the Fail mde-wco
~ all qualities. itnn walp hemp. c,tton Bay Star
IA lettings, tair Garpeug and stair Ilnon Bookings
ais ON carptings NJ AL widths, is received, and for
sais cheup,---on manufacturers accolnt.
Sept. ~, 1854 LYMAN & KING,
PEOPLES Store, oeDasite Brick church Nam street
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
The Great Standard Remedy
FOR ALL PULMONARY DISEASES.

Containing neither Prussie Acid, Tar.
H ter EmetC, nor any other deleerieus
w ~ drug. Extensively used, tested and
NMWcrrt appro, ed New England Cant da,
M Apn sci ri and The British Provinces during pc
&axI9 s:.soss,. rod Of THIRTY YEARS by Eminent
EN sslsls" Physcian', Clergymen, Professors of
rsp.soh Colleges, Theological Sc inaries IBIS
"A Ios caAI linguisEed Scientific and in fact,
"a ENGa,, by al classes in the community. See
I'm Pm. 'DaE Pamphlets and wrappers containing
AszTs%aas>-S Certificates, among which are those Of
REV Dr. LYMAN BgEcHER Bosten, late President Of Lane
Theological Semnury, Cincinnati, OhO.-Late REV. DR.
LEONARD Woops, Abbott Prof Of Theoloa, in Andover
Theological seminary, Mass.-HoN. DANIEL P. THoN.
rsos Secretary Of state Of vermont..N. +. WILLIAMS,
Esa formerly Coiector Of the Port of Baltimore, Md.
Rev JOSIAH LiTcH, Phiahelphia, Pa-and many others.
How ESTEEMED PHyscIANs.-JUHN A. BERRY
Nj. D., Saco, Me-, says, During practice OF twenty
years I have seen used all the popular remedies ur
Coughs and well satisfied that your VEGEr.RLE PuL
BALsAM best and hope viii be better known
and mtre generally used"
Beware Of Cuunterftis and lmiiations!! Enquire fol
the article by its Whole Name, VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALsAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & co, Druggist, 3e
Inda street. Boston, Mass and sold by Apohecaries and
Country Merchants generally. PnicE, New Style large
bottles, containing nearly four times the quantity Of the
small ST. Old style small battles, so GEMS.
For sale in Montpelier. by +. f. Smith, Collins Il Pierce
50m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04

At this time there is town or village in the IJoed
STATES but IN winch can be found more less wonderful
cures by the Use Of Srhenck's Pulmunic Syrup
DR. Schenck is the Of the celebrated ResDrom
eter for examining and detected all diseases of the Lungs
Heart, &c.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Philadelphia .--Gilbert, Wentz l. Co., 1T N. Third
Street.
New York &C. V. CLIcKNER Co, 81 Barclay Street.
BosOn.-ReIding & CO, No. State Street.
And every respectable Druggist throughout the United
states leOpyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04

bay state Shawis,
A LII qualities, sizes and coors, at
"A OCT. 1864, BARKER's
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
GREAT ATTRACTION

AT YHE PEOPLES STORE.
ARGE assortment of Rich Goods this day receiqed from
IL New York, B ton ana themauufacturers, purchased
at greatly reduced ptces and will be sold at commission
fr,m cost LYMAN Il KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
ROnmets and Ribbons.

EALL styles Bonnets Ribbons, Lnines, &c. just rrceiv
ed, and for sale cheap. LYMAN & KING.
Sept. II, 1854
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
Fall Styaes aavDeainys.

DO0TS Shoes, CATERS aud Ruhbers, for Ladies', Mise
ID Chldien, men aad hoy s-ufge assortment,
Sept. 10, 1854 LYMAN KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
Boots and shoes.

nRoADCLOTHS aud Dn-skIns, Grey Cloths, Frocking
- 1c.--over $1,000 worth. cheap, cheap.
sept. II. 1884 WAN & KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04

BIaCk Silks.
GREAT variety OF Black Silks eau he found very
n cheap nj BARkER's.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
New sJAOak Goods.
Cloths.

TT LOOMS has just received in stock of New
IL. Cloak Goods, also WIDE vELVETS, all coors
with Trimmings to match.
IASI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04
A CURE FOR ALL.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTME NT.

CirizkSs OF THE U>ioN You have done the honor
b vuc, from END Of the Uni"n to the 9th
err To stamp character o my ointen with youI aprro-
baton. tn scarcely two years since made 1t know
among you, and already il has nbained more celebrity
than any other medicine ia SO shott pefh'd.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
MINI Lam M Xnrk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-04

Fred e. Smith and Lyman & King, Montpelier; Fred
Smith, Mortified J. 3, Raley, Waterbury j. NJ Rich
arlson, Waitsfeld; Putnam Wooster, Maishfeld; All
len Jenney, Div. n, Roxhuy; G. w Carael Warren
G. X. Ainsworlh, Wamstown: and P. R. Slater & Co.
Wholesale Agents fOi N. Z. States, Boston Ms 2om6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-24
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
ace Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, Thursday, Oct. IL, 1883.
The annual Fair Of this State Is now in full opera
tion here. The display Of sock of all kinds 10 very
bandsome. DOrhsms appear to be the iavorites.
Among them. those Of Mr. s. Meredith Davis and
Douey of Wayne County, and Linkinfetter Of Putnam
county already laden with prizes, universal ad-
iratiOa The horses of this State show Just sppre-
ca,iop anorg the he oser farmers of this noble ami
nal. The splendid Morgan stallion Of w. 7. Dennis
ofWsyne won the $40 cup. As TO the staple, hogs,
they are superior 81 matter Of course. The sricul
tural implements OF this Exhibition are abundant
proof Of the advancing Improvement hat exists IN this
deparfrnent Of the great interest OF farming people
a. the ii habi'ants OF Indiana are essentially.
In Floral ball were shows Of apples and other fruits
that would have gladdened the hearts OF your city
dealefs-larse, fair plump snd well colored, and ths
cOmr lt;ee declared equally attractive internally
BIT must psss on 10 the great feature Of t1e day
the AgrieukaraI Address-wheh was delivered 10
snen PORTION OF the vas, audience OF thrty tnousend
people ss could obtain q sea- or standee within hear
inc Of the speaker Professor j. j. Mspes addressed
Il crowd for an hour and three-quarter. HS re-
D isrks esseI italy practical, and related 10 tns
nature and character OF soils, and their proper nan
aeemeDt. He urged deep culture, BY the use oil zoou
Iiows and sub-sol blowing, go as thorougny 70 Isa
egrste the coil which be represented only perfect
ing the pstural process of the o1glnaI iornaIon oi
soils from the rocks-by Natures efforts 10 paTerize
the rocky elements OF which they are COMPOSED;
The professor illustrated bis propositions oy The to-
lowing postulstes; 80 ..,,
Fyu; The removal OF the excess OF water BY under
drainage permits the free access OF ar
S.cona The CD. mcal changes necessary 10 hberate
he irorg.pc constituents put up il the particles Of
soil O on more rapidly.
Third: Jkose portions Of the soi known a. alumins
ard carbon receive larger amoxnts Of ammonia and
carboric acid gss from rains dews and atmosphere
than in soils DOT 30 prepared.
Fourth Roots viii perLeste such soiA 70 greater
distances, and hence come IN contact with larger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-24

vculd shoot The crowd IL they did not keep OF had
bold of bin by The throat si'h my ef. hsnd, and my
ght hand his right arm or breast; was on the len
sle ofhim Bepj Henderson came 40 and renons rated
sfh ne AZ YeCufstec y TO 70 hand hs brother so
roughly; b. took bold Of John and said 10 ne that II
I wouc not handle John 80 roughly be john woild
2" slotg qui 'ly; Benjamin ana others had previously
s. = IN tbf hall ihst Rad right to arrest JOIN ard
told me 20 le, go of bin; Bepiamn was not under 81
r,t when he WIS wax Dg along and demonstrating
with re about his brother John; II was hen that
arrested him; be pulling bis hro'nef JOAN that
WIS all Jaw him do | had hold Of John a'ooe part
of t tine Coun iiuan BIDDER also took bold 81 bin
A. eruatG: no rescae Wa made; Benfrnin st'er~ar1
aiteuufsd to esrspe but Councilman Rider ciught
bin; thin It officer Cunni gham Or Roicn VINO
uho took BenamIn 10 the Station house; wna' |
mean in my 6ir.ct exsmrnsiiOn about John and
Berjsmin interfering, was the hailoug aud crving on,
at be tine Harland was arrested; there were hst
dozen persors Tho used physcs force 10 a;tsmOt 70
r., enc Uarspd. | cannot tell who any 81 them were
pei her Of the Henderons attempted 20 use physical
force bu they were with the party UclrnS rescue
al no ws,rsI or any legs process to arrest any one
in bat house.
Mr.. L.HAreH said he would otter the evidence of
Mr. Hsrlaud 70 prove that there was no attempt TO
rescue him.
THE COURT DO not think i is Necessary; Am
rerffcy satisfied from the testimony IN the hrst IN
a. &c hist tie arrest of DIR. Harand wss toahy uo-
ca lao for ard unnecessary and perfectly uowarfan'So
tb. only ques ion that thought seriously deulandel
attention was whether after the officers had arrested
NJ HSlsnC, there Was any act OF these deiendan's
going 10 show that they ressed the authority cf the
,f,ers il s well-settled rule of Law that when an
officer has prisoner 10 custody. with evea tie color
Of A. oense on the pert the pris whether night
or wrorg by.arders ohArs have no RICH TO attempt
krrscue Ire officer liable for hi scs in snot Ter way;
supposed 10 Usuicston Of this case that 1t might oe
show in eyi ence there via ent resistance OF the
officer bv PEG lie olisiCe and by these deteodins IN
psuiculsr But am FREE to confess that the testi-
moIy on the cross examination, whca is given very
frsrkIy goes to show that there no effort on the
part of those men violently reels, the authority OF
Cart Tur bnl nor any attempt 10 subyert the power
of a rubGc officer He swears hat there vio-
ltnce useo. AID TO attempt al violence. therefore
dischdIse The defendants.
TIE parties then left the court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.

NAVAL The United States war steamer San Jscin-
to has anchored off The Battery preparatory to pro-
ceedDg on Der cruise.
TIE CASTERS sTEAMBoATs-On and after Monday
next the steamboats, of the Stonington, Norwich and
Fail River lines 10 Boston will leave this city at
o'clock, instead of 5 as heretofore This change viii
continue during the Winter. Most OF the boats OF
these Ines are new, and all Of them are
in point Of speed, comfort, elegance, and safety.
Indeed 1. would that steambostng On the Sound
has almost attained psrection-for on these Hosting
palaces the traveller Enjoys all the comforts and u1u-
res Of the beat hoels, from a smooth chin and clean
boots to good supper and sound sleep, while be is
speeding on bis journey at the respectable psce Of
twenty miles an hour. Rather different, that, from
the dusty hungry travel Of the rail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-24

amounts Of such constituents a. are required for med
boS thar II the sod wa not >, prepared.
F,1I The temperature Of the sol u materially 60
vaisd BY undertaking. and suosod piSSlng, MS
giving il longer season, ana enoe.ng Va" soh osf~
bic of eAIlisf powipg. x,,,
S,xfh, Tee cnrbousceous portions Of the soh become
ircre.sed bs TIE decay the greater shoen. G rco
Serenh Less manure l. required TO fertihze soas
80 prepared.
Fisli: Thoroughly prepared soils never sailor
from drouh
NAH. A Gee amount Of seed will proiuce max
hmm crop.
FhrenlA. Deeply dsirtegrs,ed coils become darker
Ts,i,R. 4 large cls.s Of weeds is de,io,ed by
thorough deepening Of the soil, INCLUDING all those
which freosentlv occur in sour and we. soils
JI,rtee1h, Underirained and sabsoi sois 90 not
hecpe contact SER rains to the eGten, that Is
ticesble in ordinarily plcNed soils.
Fonrtefats: The increased amount OF crops oonse-
outnt upon such preparation WI enaoe taFme. 20
raw Ten yer cent per snnun, or more, on the coz,
he urder6rAred from the increased rano o. crope ne
You'd the expense OF their proeucilou'
F,t1eepfb SOLE 90 prepared will improve moro rap
iSly thsn anv Others even bsyon1 the improvement OF
the met few years ybh goes 10 rembu se the crgi-
nsl exreus and thus in perpeuiy Increase the vsoc
OF hs LAND more than the whole cost 81 IN ierr inng.
Sixteenth. The ret profit Of tse1ty consecutive
wears by underdrsirirg Is doube-the ex" IS crops
ssvr q norton of tie exp nscs Ia bear upoa theA
tbsr han in their harvest from increased quenity.
The value and importance OF rootcrops was earn
e.tIX rrseDfed 10 the faymers prosent, ana so Arc
bappI TO sdd that the compensation paid by the board
of Agriculture Immediately returned, TO be apprc-
yra'ed by them special premiums at future exit
bton.
When referring 10 agricultural implements, We
neolec'ea 10 notice that the respng and moving
machine invented by j. T. ileah took the first pre-
MUM. notwithstanding that all the popular klods
were fairly represented TIE fax made from the tan
gltd product by the machine recently iuvented oy
Mr.. A. II. Caryi of S,rdusky, o.. gives evidence OF
The necessity ard policy Of appropriitipg greater
breadth land 10 fax culture Thousands OF tuns OF
Tangled fax have annually been rendered vauees Tor
want Of such a machine.
The officers Of tie socety were gratifei nv the
presence upop tie g-ound OF several Oistlrgaished
strangers from other States who not only horored tho
society by their presence hut reaiersd them valuable
services upon the various committees.
TIE receipts have been over $4,000. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-24
THE INSPECTION or STEAMBOATS,.

The good reguits accruing from the law regulating
the Lspec ion of steamboats, briefly alluded 70 in
paraP raph copied into our paper two or three days
ago The United States inspectors for The ruin os,ct
(st 81. Louis Missouri report, sadsfsctory proof
Of the tIiun oh of the law that within their dsIct no
explosion has yet taken place Of BOXERS consuacoo
in conformity 10 the law nor do ey neheVe tna any
have occurred in the whole country. Inc sao"utnnon
of the sfea hste Cor the tap u bells - the signal
In psssing las proved 10 be OF material advantage
TIE number Of casualties TO huIn1n LIE has, 10 come
quepee greatly decnased
The whole number Of pesengers carried on steam
boat last year COL ,4O5i this year, l0i6 24s Tie
whole number Of lives lost last year by explosion was
thirty -four by fire ffyfve total. eighty-nine. This
year by explosion none; by fire thirteen; sinking bfee
other modes twelve; total twenty eight so thnt, al
though this year there have been CARED d0usse -
MANY Passengers 10 and from St. Louis - thee
last year ye. not third he number OF lives were
lost and none a; all by the explosion OF boilfn.
II stated that the total loss Of property by tho
,naooing and sinking Of boats the Western rivers
durins the past year Is considerably two millonx
OF dollars much beyond what il was ID year before.
These facts are stated by the inspS,c with the
hope OF aestng the attention of Con xress The Uni
ted states boat. have been cold and the improve
nept Of Western rivera apparently abandoned; bus
they think some other mode of cl caring snags hsa
Western river ought 10 be adoptd. They state tcss
competent companies will agree TO keep the nlssn-
sippi nyer, from the mouth of the Missouri 70 New
Oresns free Of all snsgs, fron years cod 70 years
end, at given price, SAYING millions Of wes'n 70 hs
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-24
CITY POLITICS.
spooKLyy WIG SoM1yATIoN.

sR00KLYN WIG NOMINATION.
The Why's of the Fifteenth ward EStsrn dis'r1c'
bsve nomhs 'ed John snyder as their candidate for
a. ermsp of that ward
BROOKLYN CHARTER NOMINATIONS.
The Whss of the Second ward have n0niaated
sba Norrell for alderman, AMI Robert L. -ihek
fer SUI eryisOr IL the Fourth ~ard Ihomas jerome
was roui sted for alderman. and Benz. I. Thomas
for supervisor.
TROCkLYN DEMOCRATIC CITY NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic City convention met az Pope
hal in York street sst evening snd placed IN folio -
in CANDIDATES in nomination FOR police jus ices: lid
district, John Mccormick 1Nih district, John Nc
G. srey VIII district, David FAtks.
TIE Democrats of Brooklyn, E+steru district, made
the following uOmnGiions for police slces yes erdsy;
W. dis;rc', cOmuIsi0g tie IbI'eeata ton-teent1
ard Sever teeD'h wards james Cl.ryi N'h dltrct
Four'eerth, Sixteenth aud Seventeenth wards, DAVID
F.,ks.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
The RepuNlic.ns have made the folio Flog nomlna-
toUs icr The office: INth district Eaoch JACOBS
With district, William liicharGs.
JERSEY CITY SPECIAL ELECTION.
The SPECIAL election for alderman of the First ward
Of Jersey Cry in the pl.ce OF All. George ID. Lsmsn
WHO Iesigneo was held yesterday 10 the old hook aud
lsddsr hoUst in Sussex street, The contest vas s9r-
tied snd Close II was ssceriained hat Judge Griffith
hac been dominated and vas receiving the support OF
TIE Know NOthu gs. in opposition to Mr.. Hsey who
was supported by the foreign woe and those opposed
10 the krow No'hogs and Temperance men Inc
election passed off pescs ably, with the foio~iog re-
suit: John Griffith tceived two hui dred ard twenty
lire votes; Jeremiah Haley received one hundred and
seventy votes. Mr Grifirh's majority, fifty nine.
J1dge Griffith is ahseut and not aware o. bus election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-24

BosToN, Tuesday, Oct IS, 800.
convention Of radical Aboliionlsts. as tney s'yle
themselves. assembled TO day in fremont temple:
They propose 20 fa 7or a National Abolition party ana
End rsnedy for Slavery in political agitation, clam
ing the Constitution or their sice
The convention Differed a. follows: fresi-
Gent Or J. McCune Smith of New York. Nice-presi-
dents, the Rev F.. Davis Of Fitcnburg; the Rev. \.
p Bnrdich of Rhode leland; the Rev. 4. c. Besmsn
Cor cticut; Francis l.. Cassn of Boston. Secre-
tsry, G. IT, IL. Gilbert Of Fulton, y. Y. Treasurer,
Lewis Tsppan Of New. Y rk.
M. VIM Goodsn. ca sirmsn Of the business CON-
mii,4e read report the subject OF the ulegshty
and urcopstitutonalty Of Slavery, and arguing thai
the Federal Govern nent had the power under The Gon
itutSn. to abolish IT wherever 1t existed IN tne ll
ted States Resolutions Of similar parpor were also
read.
TIE ccrvenNn viii continue in session about three
days Il is very thinly attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-24
STATE POLITICS.
TEMPERANCE NOMINATIONS.

1FMPTKANIE
Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune
JAMAICA, L. l., Tuesday Oct. %, 1855.
The Temperance senstorial convention OF the First
district. comprising the ties Of Suffolk Queens
and Richmond met n this ,lsce Yesterday, and NOM
mated The Hon James Rider for sena'or. Mr. K was
in the Assembly last session and was true on he ques
ton of Prohibition He is Democrat e., if We sOeak
10 the dead lang usge and is opposed to the Nebraska
swindle. From the cordially and unanimiy with
which TIE pomiD iiion was made, there cannot be
much doubt of his election At any rate the friends
- TEMPERANCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-24

Eis said that boat viii enter b sek river below
Lyons falls through the canal within four weeks ana
u,t nv that tue sts amboat viii be ready 70 rue on
thai river. This steamboat is Of moderate size but
mf6cient 10 do large amount OF business We hope
TIN "a so, When the day actually arrives thai boat
can pass from the Erie canal to the Black rvsr eAnl
and BE towsd up and down laden, II shosid Dc tine
81 general rejoicing among the inhabitants Of Lewis
carsty. CLowvils journal