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FERRIES, &C.
HOT FOR NEDKA0xM
TIN INV STEAM F1No4 -
q 2iILkH e,fi1f
a5F5I tx n !
nAVINQ - 1esrhasAd b - $3.50
n s on Bu$EA EERay,. -.
/ The AsxA = > nsY boat. bsilt IN The
e

E1. a - ~ .1 ~. Il =.
rtis 4las, ssd ianannsa " Sxpfsssssaas kaY11l
ana ,seremnedatt3g 4snsA4s aba; riysf Af this
psips " tesa ihsa aaEtpr r. mile 49, e 8.
fesily clear Of sand bare, fpAgs. or any otnetss
obeructipns, with first .nts landings on b6eAP
sias~-and. a. Il takes tdt ton minusesto ni.ka'
the trip over ana bscs, pers,ns coming = 80
ferry wiz a9I b dstaiasd but very .her esnsf
The ruef Dom Guy 70 the htdase ferry,
and from thence toI1 low. 3l~a ;sgi s9a8 CdgF
sso3s FL OR + " G E.iaiH i,aa
II excelisns, and - tiss erossang Of tAsElk Hsse
River 10 situated dus west from the latter pncs,v
with q high and dry ridge road. lsadiag 70 y, i
10 by Tar tina beet, ~ veil rs much the nearest
toatsto the Pis.'s Valley Rates Of tell fsst''
o0asAOs0 Jsj tf.e ssiEs ttfA .ss5 .-sf'f 5ssF -
y 90 TAs Csuspaar hold lheFaelsse rssponsE
bic fss all dAmsyes Anstsiael ~ conseqaenceiI
she lncompeteacy or asgliserce Of The odiceY
or hands on The boat, s [.re.4 I'D m
10 (. .s'Ial. JAMES G. MITCHELL. Sea-
April 6, IS. .aa =. n52-u.
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fsSa, that was enough to saturate the ground
fsiAys This will be sufficient to bring up
a.ithe seeds ard grain, aad should We get
no more this season." We might, from ors
ssa ezpset good crops of many kinds Of
grain and vegetables. Some Of ear fsTmers
.Ea alrsaAy blowing their corn. we have
100000 .sutea 6ne radishas snA ApiAnA, &c.
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80 = t'4&a-A
zia.i5 ssha a@s <lss.s!y adj 81 4s4o4s.,l 80 OH
isas Yi3ds vs. ~ k4slaHss;s tas ts al s2sE,Fa
1kK61UI2 III
.lafia O. s4 sHa e#si sisEld .441eos1
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UyrE ssSsevS as!stss tnsir services 70 d.
u ia ssldip 40 sthsrs, to make OFT he
ns6tb1lsy pelsst 1T procuring their LAND
"a to ty " H. 49, q: :s:.s y
q h9gi4s3s~q1Ds.ssd = 49, 1i}b 4keh aad
:, J30AitSot ,sUAekDF kxE4r, 81
= - Ai'f .sshns Z G3ss3slf xhsd Ais1tn. -
cesaeil BssA;. N y p; 1855, ssa
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s 4l1gs kooa Laa1 Warrants 1i -94ssc
In another column viii be seen ADVERTISE
ment. Offering nv md fer return Of lost land
warrant. The owner isA poor man, ~hose
only dQel1enos sSe : farA and Aos is the
lost socpsk
Lst1bs &ndss bring it round, and receive
the reward Of : just action.
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SAINT LOUIS

STEAMER LA4NAAG MILL, /
T VMBkR YARD tp3 sFfsh. Door. Blind
~ Moulding and Box Fsctary. corner of 9 Fal,
Ion and Thrt~enfh streets. Office, Moth side
81 Olive, Gs,lH, between Mh aadssssh lAdiElas ets,
Sta Apnis Mlssonrk 3. .ssa.r.ga. ~ d,,dg
;. We have always en had the. ALLOWING arti-
Giles. warranted Of the best material aad Work n
nznshp. thoroughly seasened BY steam, and
ssslow ~ similar work can be furniShed in t,s
Bnsa ad saRa B, ,sX laAaF ls,ihaD ss4ll;ei
Window 'frsess Pisa ~ lRepulax Wsaihfst
boarding. bite and Yellow Pine Flooring,
SjegoIsg, SAiixlss ana 9l00S I'D ~
: UBse pf every y3 ds,s!iptge nd, o n
~ March f3, IS. 'iIeistioo q5s4 i 1U6ml u
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CO What has become Of our Hotel Com
pany. and Why isnot the work pro&rslsidgs
We very much hope,ths xsek viii b Fys$
cu,ed, - such = bailding 10 very nuch need
cd, and hesides, would be a useful orna-
msni to our city. Come boys, hurry up The
bricks and stone! where ara the directors ?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-05-29

VIII Nrs. BlSomer favor cur citissns viii
public Jlneidatirn of the sab1ests she ha
pubiiciy discussed elsewhere, &C her mos
co nycnient t;ue?--Ea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-05-29
GREAT FIRE !

ATE wiz inform our friends that We, are not
w burnt out, butlarc ia a worse copditiin,
having sold Fa-ge amount Of oni goods 1for
mems promises to pay which they wholly dis
regarded, therefore, we have no inS1rance
company to look to for our losses, alb persons
knowing themselves indebted will coNE U .and
PAr UP their aecounts and notes. and reIieve us
IN apr tlne, of need as we'll as save ,coA and
toublF, tat. McMAHAN & WILLIAMS.
q nov "a ,I0tf.
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TO Ol6s Soldiar;sf..

DF rece1e 90 " Gen I'll Soadisf who
ID h4xe heret sioro iobeslss& sheuaty Andpfor
S2vices are ehpltleA - fccstveah aaditisaaluA
dttfonai warmth for - sAny asuD Asv0 0ahp
Sue I'd ndred and sixty ID The thbhytbds, tisoss
who have received forty acres, will Be- entitled
to fsceivs IN soAItEosak warrant for one hund-
red md tepty acreS; ths6s Who aass sseeiSea
sjghfy, ~ hlsoSaf Sassas S6s eighty acssss
: : Al 49, sos!sasd to ssecssye sescitiesaa'
Ca1nea 3t3f 0iey.l az oatkW u. C4dAaHo.
~ k&34S4 n066. ~ alqlset7sil 9fli ssSot<sf.i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-05-29

YAQES ~,
days before fis O. Lesossd taking no I'M
acea, have examined him slsceS and fully
sanction the statementAf tlie hNht4 ! be-
iievs j. to be a permanent ssaysll ~ re-
' -''' '''' 4 5. w VII IAN 4 D
Dyspopsia Cared. IL. islas
+" We chSilengs SAe world to re2sce assn
gle case Of dyspepsia where Dr.. Brscs's Pan
xtea has been used without decided and
'YYafsfbls aifmpravemahh k & Eyel where this
fearful disease has become mark cd An3, con-
Armed asspVainS al the most Aggravated
syDptenaAs SsAsrs* - skA lAE Shsxmoss, smi-
SeGn thysisisht haHa kils.A, Asd. aanyip pat
eat Msdicsssss IN Ypoalar .Savsr have beer.
tsied' vsirs.'sh aa4naceA no ctpsiled til Q
disease and refnstatei youthful vigor and
health. &' sf7'a@ u
j. Read the following statement of genle-
man OF the most ,unimpeaehaL ls ,yeraeity .
Henry CO., KY, May 10, 1853.
DR. BsUcE---Dear Sir: / have been soreiv
afflicted for eight years--hase taksn.med i-
c,ne from several e,ninet physicians and va
rious medicines variousl y recommends TO til g
public, tan expense to me Of some two
hundred dollars, all without permanent BON
cut l had become very weak and Lean
paw. I'D ms side And breast. great depression
ss9ftnesso OF breath, an extreme consultation
OF my bowels, goiag from eight q, ten DAYS
"'tnsat any-aesion. In this eoud,t on 1 pro-
cured few bottles Of Your Indian vege.a
BILE panacca, aud have found efea, s,icf.
l am free from pain. and an, trtsaii,ing nv
iesn and former strength. Nj bowels are
now regular, and 1 can say n tru / that I
am able aa ain ~ TO perform my da,,y labor
on my farm. know the Panacea is hcl,spg
me, aud cheerfaliy recommend tito those
afflicted with dyspepsia, constipation and
torpor OF the liver. WM, g. ToRBfT. III
+ "Dr. Btuce's Panacea.' .
n Mhsnased according q direction VIII sure
Scrofple or Kings xvii. fao;r;saa tpnsump,i
ton, r kesm atism. Infam4&ion Of the Eyes
Liver Complaints Gsarel, Pics, Drotsv, Sick
and Nervous Headache, Pain the SffS.
Breast and Back, Diseases Of the Kidneys.
Spleen anu Spine, Coldnes Of the Feet. Old
SSoxss and Ulcers, Swelling Of the ediands.
Limbaso and Jaupdiee, Female Irregulan-
ties and all diseases arising from AZ i'm
propet Of excessive use Of Mercuxy. stYo.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES And USES.
Alternative, ,Purgstive, Diutsti 8, Diaphor-
etic and Toni Its action on 'ihe Liver and
Blood is powerful and ssnativ.. ftremoyea
Senst,psAioa, N9is sbsAfAS GERKIN G OF
PAINT Il aek with TrB npth9ss on the
kidneys and Urine, promotes Pesspiratiop
causes ~ equilibrium. y psri6es tEs Blood
clear, TIC Skin, cleansea ths Tongue .Acs-
from the system ell aecumnla ted4 norbitic
matter, its tonic properties give tone and &C
tiou,, I'm parting new life and yigo<. Psiee
s Id Per bottle. ,~'9 80 10 sa.s"i9 ].
rrEiberal discount made 10 ssesiSts. q
ron SALE wHOLEa1tLE AND GETAIL
By Gro. ". WxsrBA a i, ls4ccssspr 10 G. a.
Bragg Aco.) corner 81, md Meskst Street,
St. Louis, No. Sole agent lor tbs. Sest, and
By J. &. JosSsGN, CITY Of CSnpcil RlqHa Ipa
OF Agents wanted thronghouk she coun-
sry % cell the sbovsvaluablc medicine.
90 June20, '54-n3O- u: a.
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GTThe defeat of Nc Fnrien for Judge in
the fifth district is oaeSb pr the happiet rcr
saitssftA0ApIl sksciion.--lIowa City Re.
publican. = a'ae~
Don't crow till you ger out Of the woods,
neishbors. Better count your reckoning
again; guess you've missed the figure as usu-
al. Mac is eleclcd bya handsome major
ky
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-05-29

CO Speaking of COWS. tue other day our
d dsvsf was guilty of perpetratins the follow
You rrax saIL, said chap to a COW, as
she kicked oyer the milk.
autek.nS the bucket, iaintly respond
ed she COW. II asoo ,tle 'rSi
- | see Joy have taken two stiff horns, and
. have an exceedingly red nase. t.
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80 Sarpys Steam Ferry Beat,
6US-~ .gilEup
ssH N EBR AsKA,

rINhE steamer Nebraska No, I, is running
Il betreea ST. Mary and Bellevue. q The
,Nebraska,is; . new and splendid boat mann ssi
BY experienced officers and crew. BelAvae,
Nebraska, is opposite st. Mary, Iswa. Dc
Emigrants coming to Nsbraska,, sbpufd come
directly 10 ST, MARY, This is the fr,at
gateway TO the most important aud Interests g
portion of Nebraska. Bear IN mind that
u4ST. MARY AND BELLEVUE,
are the Two best points for the emigration to
center.
=. 81 Nary. IpXa. MEch 81 50. [nA9Ln
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PANACEA
The Doctors al last sdmit that
s c r OFUIAC CAN BE CURE
, .l3 Franklington, Henry a',iky:
I iDR. Bruce, Dear Sir;--In, JUSTICE to you
and the afflicted geaerslly,ws beg lsaye TO
state, that our son has long been afflicted with
I6GRQEU LA in it's worst, form, large, knots
being formed OF the neck hdthfoatii as large
as hepl1 Ghiassis7AA condition We
procured tn 100 & ~ k.cea, which
he y! I eaekc and, thank
Gq - ssIe9'At1 tpw we'll.
- zies&A. a
R AD1 FOX. >
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INQTICE..

4 corporation under The name oil - me Coun-
|, 4 Gil Bluffs spd NebsAeka Ferry Company"
| NJ telnJ erg.as1sd und1l she gsssrai esrppf,-
isdh la~ Of i've Slsss n Iowa, sad its na1piPsl
Sptsos fos AranssctinGs bSsi7ess y ths sd4tns
Is !: s.:: a Ssssss RsH s s..y
Pzsy 10 to p ocan. beats and y keep sp4 aArfas
Fork Rixssa NJ ~ carry on trsde with the In
.di.ss md vAitps alsag said Hre. d, :, II
The capital stock d he j1o3paay IL eleven
thess and dollars, neEesinshbHh ard ,'r.qgfe' b
by . ss.Es Al &hst @.iAfity kfAM n ff~.aoss
and to be paid in upon call iol ca rkYfy ofid'-
Ssc2ors. - li1t 10 -H
The time Of commencement Of said ancoFpo
sasios vas the 23d July 1883, to continue tyss
~ vAAfu - ~ ~ tse tb III rs
Tbs afaicssfthsconpsnytob be conducted b
~ vsarsksf Aisras9g, eystiEirg Of Z pressdt:si
s.erstryssdsssagax w lee oth hl;f difsttp = =
s.ss,.sI ssausllsd = F NJ { A |s's II r..
y' Th.i.a. ,,a al Tie eeinpasysalM no
ume .resod tie ssa,oi ressn = gsl.'s
Feb 81. IA +n5otGslt .s,z &51ia 80. =. =.
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The Risei

s~.l3 sE h. sal The Riserl 0g. .asa q!
+ Is now Ia very reassAabie ssAge for nav
.isasieas H. has recAptty raised asnber- Of
feet a. this plasss &Aa hopes ara reasonably
entertained thaf 1 necessary number ofbssts
vii. &C oase be fr6igstsd t. bring all wanted
supplies, sd 4atEi.k = iE;s fs.es'
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The Splendid Iigtn Draught stearaier
4se,. CLARA, 3tai y llAa
CAPTAIN 'CHEEVER. will LIZA
\ hereafter run IS ! regular p
packet between this city and ST. 'L0Nas 6eop.
ping at all intermediate ports. Charges for
trans pAttAtion Basao uai1s, Dk2o
For freight or psssage apply on board
May 8 a.. +tlada IN r.f (v5nNf
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pCnURc!lI! / RIy55s AGENCY I! |!!I; T.! FERRY.

81 ~ nj y KNUEn'S KVINI.
r HAVE rented the Above Ferry, and have
j ,procured good and coaveifent boats for dat
service and am ready to cross with xafety snd
dispatch all who may favor me y Nh fheif pat
s7tst irrsid DANIEL NORTON.
Traders Point, Sept. IS. iss4-n5s-tf s.oi
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days before IS o. Les1ssd taking y1e I'm.
acea, have examined him sslte' and full,
sanction the statementAf tlie htfht4 be.
iievs it to bea permanent - vel a. re-
mArkable cure. AttAst, -:,,l, mi,
-- IN D' Wif.r4Axs # y
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CAGO snd rapsosAs ad1a6H ssl1sss fatsaAsna
70 padAhas. fty thcss1 ess te1fta Ls.a J
JGn9I9. 80 a.1iatstn III trss sdeOOR Hrs
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& sl-s sdi -7onpiI bsf4oesa .f:sia q
q rTH3JG0 > .s4Dta dss, ,,is ~
s- isso sat r. ,s4s lIs ,ssstD sa,oa aee
WsEEvsrsssE rt
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Farmers Attention.

zO@iHufi.s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-10
VERMONT POLITICS.

/ The .HidicJury Register places the Re-
publican State Ticket" at the head of IT'S
columns, and speaks of the necessity Of a
Union OF the North" IN a tone which has
the sound of the true metal. Considering
that the editor OF the Register was chlry as
to the Burlington State Convention and is A.
vowedly X. NJ, the article is significant,
we trust, Of good things to come The
idea that =" the American party has placed
itself at the head of the Republican move
ment it strikes US is slightly ridiculous, since
the Republican movement in Vermont had
head, hands, feet, body and soul complete.
bsfort the American party was born. How-
ever, if the " Americans" intend TO keep up
a distinct organization. we hope they Will de-
serve to take the I" head" by adopting Sound
Republican doctrines and heartily co.opera-
ting with the friends of such doctrines,
whether :" tho American movement or oui Of
it. Thus only can be secured that ,ouoon
tration of the Northern vote" which the
Register confesses is necessary "to carry
the next Presidential election against tie
supporters of Slavery" The following is
the article to which we allude;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-10
Fof the Waterman and JonrnL
BARRE ACADEMY.

AT the last meeting Of Trustees of Barre
Academy, the Board took thorough retro
spect IN regard to the ability and fidelity of
the conduct of the school. They came unan-
lmolsly to the following result, which they
directed to be published.
The Trustees agreed that Mr.. and Mrs.
Spauldlng merit high commentator and the
largest confidence of the public, IN view of
the following excellences, displayed by them
in their supervision of this lnstitutlon:-i.
No expense is spared in securing an adequate
number of well qualified assistants, and IN
procuring every available means of advance
ing the interests Of the youth in their charge.
2 Both Principal and assistants devote an
unusual amount of tino To direct 'ns'f''''o''
5. Tne instruction throughout Is thorough.
A. The time devoted to each important reci-
tation Is, at least, one hour. ). The gov
eminent OF the school, while parental and
kind, is still effective. 6. Very uniformly
high degree of interest, and often OF en-
thuslasm IN the requirement of knowledge,
is awakened in the student.
The Committee would add, thai, for the
next year, and, 1t is hoped, for a longer period,
the school Is to be ayaIled Of the service OF
Austin Hazen, A. b., son of the late Rev.
Austin Hazen, of Berlin. THUS gentleman
is recommended by the Rev. President
Smith, of thu Vermont University, as " OF
lrreproachable character, and good scholar
IN all the departments, thorough, accurate,
industrious and perseverng." lion. George
w Grandey, Speaker OF the House Of Rep
resentatlves, also, says of him, From an III
innate and somewhat thorough acquaintance
with him, can say with great confidence,
that | regard him a highly estlmable and
worthy young man, and well qualified to sue
coed as public instructor. The impression
LEFT with us lat Vergennes) was decidedly a
favorable one, having acquitted himself great
ly 10 bis credit and the satisfaction of his
patrons"
This school has been in operation three
years, with a success quite extraordinary,
the average aggregate OF students being
nearly 500 per year notwithstanding the
" hard times" of the past year, under which
the scholars generally decreased. And now
with increased accommodations, the vet new
Boarding House, now being enlarged by one
halt OF ITS former dimensions, with a new
and growing library, an apparatus adequate
10 illustrate the general principles Of Chem
lstfy and Natural Philosophy with beautiful
and commodIous Academy edIfice, in a quiet
aud lovely locality. and, above all, with each
teacher of tested and highly approved charae-
ter, this Institution will enter upon its fourth
year with still higher claims upon the conf
dence OF an enlightened public"
by the Prudential Committee.
Barre, Aug. ith, 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-10
Judicial TYRANNY.

To Philadelphia recently one Of President
Pierce. foreign ministers brought come sla-
YES, whom he was intending to trkc away
with him as servants A Mr. williamson
informed these slaves that they were free if
they chose to be so they did so choose, and
left their master, who ihereupon waited upon
Jugc Kane Of the U. S. District Court, and
procured writ Of habeas corpus, command
ing Williamson TO produce the slaves. Will
hanson answered 10 the writ that they were
not in his possession. Judge Kane there
upon uttered extraordinary opinions, such as
that these slaves are fugtives, that
Piercc's slavocratic office-holdcrs, and any
other slavocrats, have the right to bring slaves
TO and hold them slaves while passing through
free state, a doctrine time and again de-
MED by cunrts,) and that Williamson was
guilty OF contempt for not bringing forward
the persons who are not in his possession
Thereupon Judge Kane committed William
son to prison, and there he remains, victim
of judicial tyranny, and a martyr in free
state, to slavery. State Judge has also
decided that he cannot release Williams on
on habeas corpus Pennsylvania needs the
Vermont habeas corpus act, and we rather
guess she won't be slow to enact it on the
next occasion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-10
Remarks.

The Waterman is a a" free press" and it's
editor is not afraid to permit freemen to
express their sentiments IN It, though they
may not always, as they do not in this case,
exactly accord with his own. The Burling-
ton Platform VIC think is exactly right, as the
platform Of a political party owing allegiance
10 The Constitution as IL IS, until il shall be
amended, and TO the principles of the Fed
eral Union, until new Union shall be made.
party irrespective of the Constitution,
and of the old docirins Of State SavesoieB-
ly, may, outside Of the Constitution, demand
the abolition Of Slavery in the states where
it existed at the time the Union was formed.
But we think 1t is obvious thet such party
cannot stand, under the Constitution 1t can.
not demand abolition of slavery in the states
though federal power, because that power
Is not. either specially or by fair implication
from any gwen power, conferred by the Con-
stituilon upon Congress. Congress can and
ought TO abolish slavery IN territory which /,
within It's jurisdiction, and 10 prohibit 1t for,
ever hereafter from oil such territory. be
cause Congress has the constitutional pow Q
TO do this. Now as to the Justice" allude,
10 IN the resolution, to which ~. 81 take
exception. 1t is simply, 10 our understand
ing, recognition of the original settle
menl" of the Slavery question, made whe
the Federal Union was formed. Slavery i
The States was then left TO the manage
ment Of the States. 1t Is Justice" on III
part OF the free states to the slave states, I
leave that matter now, precisely as the state
left it when they went into the Union. Slay
cry outside Of the states, aud in federal terri
tory, was left under the control of Congress
to which plenary power was given over sue
territory OF course including the power I
abolish and prohibit slavery-power whc
was exercised, previous to the Constitution
IN the ordinance Of 1857, and subsequent I
the Constitution, in the Missouri Comprc
mise. In our opinion II is " justice" on tn
part OF the slave states to the free, to subm
TO plenary exercise Of that power, BY III
s. abolition Of Slavery wherever ii exists i
) federal Territory, and its prohibition foreye
: III all other territory, which 10 now OF ma
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-10
Orange County Grammar
School.

This institution, located at Randolph Cen
ire, is among the first Incorporated by the
VI Legislature, aud for more than forty five
years has been in successful operation, with
out falling Of an instructor for a single term
during lalt period. The Fall Term com
mences Sept. Sd, under the superintendence
of Nh George Dution, A. b., an expenen-
ced teacher, assisted 10y competent teachers
in drawing, painting and music. Those
having scholars 10 send abroad for instruc.
ton will find Randolph one Of the most
pleasant and delightful villages in the State,
and not surpassed in all that is needed to
make the stay Of the pupil both useful and
agreeable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-10
Wy ANS ii1Afihllf yours
TnOMAs ii. BENTON

Henry Clay was Just about rs honest ami
consistent as IS the editor OF the UdtchmaH.
go Brmin Post
What pity that Henry Clay is not alive
to enjoy this compliment OF course it is
compliment, since the very copy Of the
Brandon Post, from which we clip the item,
gives the highest evidence Of the honesty Of
the editor Of the Waterman, by showing
that he sticks to principles in spite Of party
influences and pelf Here IS the evidcnce :
The course Of the Burlington Free Press
and Vermont Waterman, has been worthy
OF special commentator. They have not
shrunk from the advocacy of that law, THE
habeas corpus act of lSJ0.) notwithstanding
the patronage Of the administration has
been brought to bear against them, and not.
wlthstandms the leading political Influences
Of their party were perseveringly used to Sc
cure It's repeal.-BrdHdoq Post
Thank you, Patrick.