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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
HARRlSON'S
COLUMBIAN TONIC STlMULANT

"A lit eur" al diseases ei1ssd by probation Of d.
w g-stivs power : 1rti"H tmnitutst~ ; a. a
siimuiiul, rouse the yii,l energy 40 IT. healthy
fotte tonic, "a susiain aud ncf that i1foe
tiii healthy seesriiuns IssIefod aud lfai pow
returns. g. vii fsaia,a ali niid ioins vi cholera
th-eri Hufbus, n,soutery, Bilious Colic, Fever ana
frsrf "a Aguri fud ~ 90 ctt"h wa iIAHHi .aN .
C"LuMBiAs EGErAuLE -NErfc stii cufe Toe inp-i
sssutc ses 90 tnu-r uug tcuie Diseases 10 he
sh.rrsi possihie ums The Dtsprpiic iuds imine.i
ae relief, and psTmansRi cufa, a. as ~ her 81
hinnc"iil imd Pnn3Htry ahertioHs Il has great fes
tOra'vr rtl trf.
he llcuhul agd plum inrhriates viii dnd II d pei
ieei upsiuu,H ior both those disc t.e eng ndrrint
and hraih destroying aTteles L. - M rxciu- wells
segrtabir co 1Pnsitau, und pure tonic aud -fimu-
lani' Nith"u the shghtts' disalsue up-rty Ia it.
c"mposiitOh 90 tea "u tie system. The ffeuds of
emp ~nor,th dnd itan agesi o great pntrno,
- th"r cnuse. and M tbs vitiried - avines OF
dtrea-nd tppe I've una~f -ssl -
health aciIin tud natunl i~sues 4 ie heiaus t
thr taste, nai gfaieu t"ths -tn-i,luies Of stem
aeh Il mAy he axe a. nj .otiu, rieA rgrsg
81 "a w@tsr, making dsligAJsi Ssr'rase A. d.,iY
beverage ~ aHegaaica b aa, lurea
ted Or alcoholic pa'aiiou. A. f.Y,nts ~ we'll a.
cure diseh-e Its use - appicahl. In ,ilrlmaies IN
AL s-aso~-, toa dl--as-. aud ~ cand OF III.
aud from eA'teme Of infancy toeattems ofage Price
al $500
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Have You Heard The News.
j. Il. srlFFJAD'S OLIVE l4a.

To Cure s4a-e, Of the Thfosi anu ,.u. -. Olive
Taris applied ana tnhtieI
Torufe Diseases OF tn Nerves, MUSCLE, md Joints.
Olive TN ~ applied.
ointment y hlcu speedily aud radically cures even
dis~tss ut he SKIN,
sNhon iise ratt pl oe over hented water the al
mosp OF th" ~ ftntn' 'ornncs impfo-u ted nm
Pine, cauns diseases. aul reyonupg Coatasion % Ia
fsciion
olive Tar can b, applied to NE -nost feeble person.
TO h. tenders iniant = ,houi Danger
Tne tsgtBi Curative Puwrfs 90 olive Tar Is due
10 kl-ctncit,.
The .leelrical ell ,ct OF Olve Tari. 10 eHpel dia
ease, aud .vri relieve 30 d casrs, AMI
to cure aii hat aie b-yrud hope.
Pam caunut rtt-t ~hero olive iai, or o i've Tar
pintuent are apnliri
IIyr fit due. uut,rriiotc nor diseolof ihu skin.
ol '" / - does noi e,at"n a IMMORAL, nor vegeta
BIZ ,uisor.
rhe principal IA redient- in OhYe Tar arc extracted
from riich Fiue ias mi olive III.
PklC ~ 50 cents Hnitie, inf sale nv StorHk."pert
end 'rpgsisis genef ny, ani b, SCOTT - BROOKS,
Montpelier, VI.
sTAFFoRH's HALF HUNDRED RE ;EiPTs,
phan biet Of rs octave Hasrs contains inN eApi, IL
aiiOn- Of H. aiase, toy ihei with n~aI 100 roe ut
fnd feahie Testimonials oi tho grsat efficacy ui olive
4 RIO tho cue at diseaso- ui the
Throat Lungs, .Nerues, Muscles, Joints and
Skin.
Nearly all Of the testimonial ate ON Prominent
aud we'll Anown eitiksus Of New York This hook
ilso, cont 80. netwe
'SIty and Seventy .NtD and pdiuatic Re-
ceipiS phieh should be known 10 eptry
NE,H ,NiC, FAKMgR AID hOUsEKEGPER
~ IncIosr : \ f'cuis ~ Two .eit-r Stamps 10 J.
\ tfafd, actir O.. Chemist, Ne New-str-ei, N-N
ffk ,ad the return nail Wilionns you oDvk with
the postage paid thereon
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Hops grow spontaneously in Kan
sas, and in some places are so abund-
ant, that the, might be gathered with
profit MS an article of commerce.
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0FsThe County Court adjourned on Fri
day last. after session Of four weeks -
Charles + Smith, enry A Partridge and
Dan s Demmon were admitted to practice as
attorneys. Patriot
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Boz X RI\IIEIiY

red. "' ''s'u ae-
Customers sondns their orders FOR Probate T..
"i@,hei Records Journals. huckcts, or hanls ~
fndb"und 60 aHy nltteTn whatever m, y ,,i, 'ni'"
eeiving perfect satisfaction. ~ wv" re-
-. az y, uiYls, ~hosr accuracy aud woikmnp.Lin ia
e w pIanch OF business ht. nerH - iavorall 80,
"i.sNr'N ytata past will give This lenattfocr, W.
particular attention. = A ~ i-rnt ms
"s S,o," "a long occupied By 4. ,. WatepNp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

u hH- '"rN u~rN ~ nuehrN Dis ui thuusfuds through
sni The Lnheh sta,s giving instant ea.n 10 ~ uoub
led With lain or sickness.
One Application naly. or iew dtor. takuo in-
tofsf, viii i-fsntit Tho .uiietsf tom the ,st
violent anD TERRIBLE piins Hnd fe-itr, the weak fee.
HE lni pfo-if Ted irsu.e To .ir,g 40 ,iear.
No psf.ob has ever used KaH~a,f. Ready tel,ef
wiihou dctiri- SOME sp,ciai 1tuoht less diam III
teen mimi e. aifor %.
l. iuo-c Whu ,ic now suffering anv severe main.
s's' Il mat ton 10 htleen minutes thsy sHi oej,
aalsi, Resi, Rslirf ~a.the 6s., ,na i. ,h. onl,
cu ed, ever discovered tho ~ o. STOP The uot ioftuf-
us pains 30 a sccoui., trd tftc -Nstuin torn
Rhsnm't.c &C., Neurtlsic, Ner"us, aud Mia.maits die
o'dci- IN tfw nour' Il ~'ii raro and project the
-tsten 'gain't U idrn attacks "t
Cholera, Pneumonir,
Dia,' h"ar np.s~'--y fr-is.', W Gus,
Bilious Choic. IgGenca, Ferer & lgue.
Beer 90 m 3D. o. - p.ssnui iisnie ciaui an i4r.d
iihusire s'imuAni nefsinoi luii-sp4smodie an coon
Thr Il Il. REMEDIES are medical ai.eoyore. Of
he present ocatuty lhoy are pfopai ad on 40 rn-
are o'~ and ougral iheoy, 80 rsniu.tan ~
ri protect ihe human ss-tom usfinT srsnss- 81 4u,
suiirn az irs.. in4 dose. required 10 a- ssk.n ,fr
small " mop. Of Read, -hel,vi exercise d poa.
~ HAstU an
RheumIttsn 20 inut hnur.,
Nruffigia o. one hau..
tWup 90 taiuuts
huuh ca 100 81 r.u |ItYHtes.
q ofih-achH in uus -.. I'D,
spasm en- Rvo unnut.
Sich il1td-Arhe Boz .at notes.
tHtll Fever 90 ifir. .n.es.
tNilnluns fn ts. n.i.n.rs
S"re VhfuHf lu inuf mfHutrs.
l laru1 ln one h.uf.
sIlN VI 90 r AIMS -iH Jaiais, Cots, Bruis.
80, ~ unHs. Ffnst 81 g.. no ~r, w.. hue. B..ett.t.
To u i feaus, sud % % hef Com iHt, Oh g. lh ~
80 sr'e pfins, Neu't Az = RENbh ELllEf vii
mi suits sHp fhe ptfn and qntrks cutr the a.r g..
f"f" le ~ LtiN~ a FIERCE, Muutpch-r, VI
sva bs pfasyisis sentfaiy I3eol3
4. Il. REM EUIEs are soli by Druggist. every
"hrte q Adv ~ a Co,
lb2 FntSu .tfodt, iupstHifsl
For sale BY COLLINS PiEd Z, Manipohrr aad
Urn fisis generally. l5eo3plY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Oats can be purchased in Bennington Co
for 375 cents per bushsl.
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ti.coitircs.
,. q. SCRENs
P ULM0Nl SYRUP,
For the Cnre of Con nmptiop,

EVt tdC NuTt VI NOu UmvtfuU,
The ptoptieiut Of this medcin. va. hinse I. msn,
Veifs ago. reduced 80 law to be giser ~ By hus
h,r cIaus And 'fieuns, IN tho last stage to1-ump
ion. When all hopes IT ever re,tiuP veil had d. /,
h strosgiv recon mendrd 10 use d S,tnp u,ade
from M OLE lpdiHn tec' pi, witch succetded e1ec
'H"ly curing him. ~" Hmiy ph,stenns aud large
uunihet Of esnectahlt grut' pen ceftfrdt the fncs
~ this cuse, and .eon the Putunts : ,ut obt,t ed
reputation squaed 10 hat section 81 the a., IN
~ Creating as ihi. cHs- DID, a.en-ation second to
that only oi "a nifpre Dr Shenot was waited on Il,
inauy similah aaiici 4 to- whum he tdmtn tbe
Sstup with the same '.uefctal results Ia fact .ut
the nutofotN ot this dirne that smine ~ utae-
tctur phsscisn- lad ihet ,ito ton dawn iawatd
she using reputation nt a.. ffnm having stncs-ed it,
curative pnwrrs. sod nrei, cste q the hand Of
lr'cnd.h - aud oninsemrntt 10 ~ Shsnsk snd M
tr,duc'd tho nrdictns 1" The public, and used h N
IN, ~ dHis practice.
M other nedtrfne rnrfnfrs unnn the sysfem IL he
mtrnet that III, Pnim"er Sy,up does. T. tts.iu'es
henlihy action upHn thr m"fhd pi't-, by rurhing
th'r from di'ease 70 pfom,ses the rNr eioraiohs. a-
ite The cough. ripFns ht mater co. ~" lungs, nd
when h - dsrtHtsnd. hsHl- the opening that lilo
fcftins Of the tubrfcica a.rrss ufuhucrs and The
lungs became -.und and tesune thc pert fmanre OF
theu naiutal fuuctous b. n-u s"oih,s the iFifstrd
Inriinu ui th' lungs ~ other ORGANS, aud thus
-tnros these p,tts TO health \ sup.fiot property
that The medicine pos. all ihrs o. the, II
contHio. no opium, caiul'l, OF any other deeteiious
medicine
10 l5ii " Shonck removed from Flemtnaion New
jersey 10 Phiindelpa, nr, the practice "
his profession, whefe Dr. soon qurrd reputation
excel ed ht none, cutinra dis that had hereto
iore bcou Doomed insnia De-, auf be he sifoe tiee
dah pfsstnicd TO the would inc.nesiatlo evidence "
biz success.
Both OF hi. p,rents died with Cen.uupiion. vh,eh
peHfr to nave been m hereditary di-eH with his
ffthrl's family. Al hts brothers and sisers, except
air eat.y e thl- disea.t, Of them but tle
INC hfnthef. teach w The rgr e twenty
Thus bets nearly 'he ist ct his fnniy, b. naturally
fii s"ne alarm. az ou' amor another Nu- Consigned
CO. the slant tont hy thts f. ID dcsttuYrr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Peas, Pene,i-, inks' uis, Ladies aud : hooi,
Iinycing inksttnis QI'ii.. sand, = ~ Buiss,
Wasfs-Whiie. transparent aud ret, letter Stainps
lnislihi' i0k. "a isres Sc lug Wax,
Lt,iies' Note and Letiei 2 per ruled nd unruled
ifilt aud plttn Entc lap. a. afrh--sunle eRtra.
Pen kuive., Wafer Boxes Pom =, hos, Pom Monies
Gard Gases, Ca'ds Of Il kind-, Ni.iting and Came.
Wedding Cnds and take boxes,
Bristol hoafl-ali sizas and thicknesses,
hrawif g PAper.-hom Car L. Super Royal
Bonnet Board, straw Board Bindatls Juek Board
Gilt surf,rod ,nd uHrhird Paper
large lot If The hes I.sA "a Quart Pint 4oz. nd
school houlc, Writing 1ooks. slrtcs Of alIsi
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Il. z. r. No. l.

AuHENI YYsrLW lNr- AINED.
Ia the wear Of our Lord. ia TO- our sp.riiies Of
aunay ucs cha misf., eco, atsred thsi by uniting
certain vegetable agents whrh % before bee
used CO. meairiur. obtained ptorettrs possessinr
such marvellous quick low'f tv, pain, That The
moment % nplira to ihe pa-t- 4dsci.d with pain
u fsinsss ceased The most turuftug pain- we've
relieved 900 tnsitnt. aui the len spa. ms aud
limitations wrf- suoihed ani the ~ steu ies oted to
perfect ease 60 tew minutes.
IN rs 90 ~e 'ntiolurrd thl. remedy TO The W. ID IN
. -. L. --.. ..L
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0EREAD Has OWN wo Ds.

str,-lti-n ot NV wish TO borone notorious moi
III rsthis ieitnfwtuton tor the sake Of Writing,
but tn soy, ihst tuuf Utnimru rurcn ne OF one o.
the moot drtudiu rutHn~ou. di.eac. that - h. heir
be- enftrcS ietond the reach ut mfdicinr. Fo uiue
wear. was IN ctrd whnnc ~ The most painful aud
ifuuh -att leg. thHt eve i. tee he lui %
an. AFTER f,tus r,,N noaicit ta1 ever hrotd ui I
resigned 40 dcsr nl hts ttf hefug cured huf
e. mead brought nc couple sl large POI. cf suuf
Ointment. Which caused tht |fit ny g-tn heat,
sod suiif.it treaiurd uy b. e. u, Agreeable ~ o.
pis and delishf, and to ihe l.toi itnm' nt of n,,
tftud-. SiguciI " }. IANbLt1.
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PAPERS.

I1uet' Ne"m"fria Nore for an.iua.s Jstiers, O..
chap AZ you eau purchase II 10 Buston ruled and
ruled. "'
Dent Medium, Fol,uPost, Post oifice, Rook Cover.
bloitHg Ac.&c
800 " sns VANITY s,'is WRAPPING, aI.i.o.,
BLANK BpnKsS MEMORANDUM OF slt,.a.
constantly on hand. and made IA n,,i., 80 A4Nus
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The London Quarterly, tConscr-
NaflNr
The Edinburgh Review, wing
ihe Moth British ReyieW,
F." esimiEs. cr Review,
L.hcraiN
Biach woods Edinburgh W.ga-

:
The present critical a e. Of futop,an aastfs vii
render hefe puhlica n- unusually intsfr-ttii. duti
The forthcoming ye4r Tn, Wi occu , 70 niad
sfuund b" seen he hastil, wiiitsn news - ns,,Is
sp'tulalpn-, anu n.y. fumHfs ct thf dab, Jautu
anu rundctHus Tom ol tse tutuf. hisiafiaa ga
tea alter thc ming int'isst oscttumrnt OF the
sWai paiiicai sserts tthe shall have pas.ru a.
way u b. 10 there iefioftc Old that reader. ust lonk
Tor 90 "n, "Hiiy tgiHlo aud rchabL- hi-t.iy Of
current rfc"iss "a ~ -urh, n addition thef va
- sh'hvd itfrAfyi scenth', and ttroiogit n chat
aei't 40 urge them upon tn confederation OF ths
readirg pubic.
~ hfansemenis arc nov permanently ma q for
the ioceiW :" AhLf SHEET ifon the BRUSH pph
h-htfs ns VII en- onabied 9isc. 10 u our Re-
pfihi IA he tuds 80 ursctih about 90 soon o. they
cen hs intnishtd ~iih she hieisu coptcs A houxf
ihis nNulsss ven large outlay puTi IS. shall
r"n''eo 10 fnfnish the periodicals the samo low
rates as trutuiufe, teener wth tho f1lloNiu me-
mIunI. " ne ~ Ill.l.
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Cheap Cash Bookstore, Bindrry
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

4 MoNG the -CHOpL BoOE- Youcuuaaa Town..
~ !, ,, and hradefsi DO spedsrs. sardsr's
riies Of kuadcf- and ~pelletsi lown-s Grsmmaf
90 hesdef. Puitrr's ket real Kradrr, Do AuaL
ri. Nndro~ saud 0dhafd's Latin Reld.i unaG Gram.
mt Woid'- uow bug Grlmiutf, rifis latin Gram
narand Readers Qlickeubus-' FIRE, Lesznn- ~ tom.
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Arithmetic; EmeTsuns do; Smhhi- net i,.. snn, 10
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Rphy aud Nuas. aie.t edition 1luey's nma irlu,i:
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Z nj. ksNes To- samri Patkor's and Lunsincki.
Philosophy tonstock's themistfy; Q eteti,s -
sar; Aek-man's Manual liisinf, Nofcesief's fisio
~ GuInseJ's u. :. distors Wrt,iers school Die
ionarYi Nebster's I'M Ei'tiona otheTsj atwhole
sale aud ,-tail-oheup lof cash.
EST.s.N L.f'kS-iarse and small
R18EGS-Tuck, clasp Hnd QunU" Family;
Prayer bonks Watts qua Select, aud Mrihodist
Hymn HoOks, Bases Nuissi
fhc works OF Willis, scott. Caainbal Zone, dewitt
Shakespeare, Thompson, 2 Hook anf uihtis.
salad for tue SOLITARY, Loits md the Lowly
Hone scenes, dafgafrt feroiv 1, Dreamy i.ife,
Gates 4 GfaVi les, Sacred -ifrtns, SnuN lmags
bussof Sn"hs, fsstas islr- of q triyeier,
Dollar and Gents, Solomon Norihlop, ~ fsa.lay.
May MANN hnd othei tales, REVISED edition;
i,prencu. = iiistuTN Of Vermont
Ihompson's Vermont aud Apprndix &c sc.
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ALUABLE REAL ESTATEl
20 VERMONT FARMERS

rus @uBSiklB 4 offers his Farm for sale, ia he
town of = Nfmaud, Essex county, New ! osk Of
100 Acre; Tile iadi.nutahl about IS acres i'm
prpvedi weilirn7ed w" wttcfed by syringe, brooks
tnd the tveT SaTanac II ~ pleasantly situated on
10Th banks Of sid fivef or;i miles b. low the tower
Sarannc take. More than half - interval There is
a comfort hle log house ON the farm guod we'll oi
soft water rtho dout nd log barn. maiIpts.es
daily rom Ausnble forks Ia Slriuuc axe. aud once
week hon the Wcsi nj south Eist The Posi- q lice
- onn NIL distant The Farm new ono, having
Icen occupied hui our years, ard has tbundaror Of
imbrr, sueh a. Pine. Spruce and Cedar. A new he'd
ni Iron De has rercntly hren discovered The ado,n
ins iIrn Tho Whole vii he sold IN reusorhhe 4 rms
nr II desired oi Of Ion which are the huiid
ugs. For iurther particulars ,ddre. sthe subsrrber
Satnnac Lake, ESSEX County, Nrw IsR
e5;ii LEMUEL KNAPP.
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IDnnB AG oi .ine and clean Hotter sail for si le
-pO a. the Depot store holes g. and Retail
We are prepared 10 supply orr 10 the trade The
nNesi ritos. FULLER < SMITH.
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The PIeniums consist Of The fuilov ing works bnck
volumes Of which will he gwen to new subsrfibet,
rs"',iing !" -" "s'aper "f perioiic-l- oF,isssd
PREMIUM VOLUMES.
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Llndnn unfriefly tevtcw tonJ year
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drtfu. li'ah iaaszin ola month.
WesfnliusteT kegirW Zone year
CONSECUTIVE premium volumes caunu in Al rahes he
furnished except Tor tho foruisn QuafterlN Roxie,,
10 prevent dsappolntmen eoie, wnese that vork
u not alone int~d, suhsefbtFs will u.as. .d.t -
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umes TO which thoy may be ontiied.
Clubbing.
iisecpni Of twontN nv. PEI erut. from the sIoyo
price, viii s allowed Clubs orderihs fouI ,o,o
copies OF ins one OF more OF the above worL.: 'bn
-Four copies OF blackwOud ur o one Ke.i.,v lin -.
seni to address for 50; four come, al H. r.,
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Postage.
~ hiihe pfinripal Cities AID Towns thes. ,y,,k
AGE. i"HI VI rust
When cent by moil, Tho Postas, 10 anxn mar, a, -
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ioi acksood. aud but FOURTEEN ~ M 49,
for eac of the above krvi.e, s'e"'
ghenittanees aud conn unicatians should.Iu,x.
eeaddfsh'od, posi- PAID TO The lubnsher,.
LEON kRU SCOTT a IN
50 GOLD STREET. NEW YOsK
u L.. ,. 4 Co have recently nuhI,sh a - A
nave now taTsale, the Farmers Guide a, H.
tnens 81 Sdinhn'shS the late Prot Norton Of Yale
containing 1000 pages, l4sIesinnf 500 Yr,od s..
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WHOLESALE AGENTS

Fhnsd'i'H --1iLbtD1, "a ~ 2 q co.. ii7 \
Third .ttti.
Nea foft --; ' cLCKNER co.. 80 garcl,,
Strett
Boston WE'D iNG co Ne.e~ STAT. ~tert
Montpelier, VI fRtU. 4. SWIM.
Aod ''"N respectable itu get thfuug bow 'he Uni.
Tea states Is y.sop
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olO KEGS oi Etgle \ d. ia.t .nl,c ..ir.l al
wv heap faf Cssh Wholesale No.. R.i.J
FULLER q SMITH.
"'Nip"hffi 'up 1875. IS
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THE VOICE or Ne W-JERSEY.
From The Trenton State Gazette.


The Convention at Philadelphia a necessary
gathering. Ii was important 10 the vitality OF the
party that the different threads of its comparatively
random theory should be gathered up and woven into
q coherent tissue. That work has been accomplished.
The Free North has stood manfuly and learning
from tie past that the South keeps compromlses-
that she is utterly evoid of honesty and good faith
has for the first time come out OF Babylon and set up
for upon Platform in whose name she will 90
into battle and out into victory. But we grieve
to ray that in this same Convention only two OF New
Jersey's Observation-Disclosures and Mcclellan
have proved true to the sentiment of the State The
other FIVE have bowed to the Southern idol one of
them voting square up for the slavehoding platform,
the other four obstndtey refusing TO append Their
either of the protests against IT. We trust
| those men will be marked hereafter. They are not
true representatives of the sentiment OF New-jersey
al should be banished from position for which both
by principle and hnness they have shown themselves
| utterly unfit.
The duty of New-Jersey in this emergency is clear
as Heavens golden aphabet, that he who runs may
"Iead." Her sc ltiment upon the abrogation of the
Missouri Compromise is no myth. Her determination
is unal,, rahe that part of the territory thus
stcTated 10 Freedom shall ever come into the Uuoa
! Slave State. Kansas and Nebraska must be free
II they cannot they must stay where they are. Let
those who have buied US 10y threats of dissolution of
| the Union renew their idle bravado now. The North
cares rush for IT. The bully has ever been too
much of coward to carry his threats into execution.
This Government established for the extension of
Freedom not of Bondage.
Where now, in this great and pressing emergency,
among all the disting uished men who have been
looked TO the next PRESIDENTIAL candidate, is he who
will openly his position the champion of Free
dom " hO will take sides the right side, and
while he receives the homage of party whose success
il certain, will give II aid and counienance We
have cut loose from the South-she has joined herself
again TO her idols Hence orward the North will rely
only the North. Give slaveholding
candidates for the Presdency-we have done with
them. The North whenever coalescng with the
South, has leen the victim of fraud She must now
set up for h&sef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

Tho English bark Tom Bovine, which was wrecHed
The night before we left ship. little before sun
oct that evening her coming down unde, .a s
sail right for the reef and were not much ~
next morning 10 see her wrecked within three VI f.
miles of us. Since have been here we ea ~, a.
two of the crew that the captain and prooso a,'
Others were murdered by the Chinese a'eI W 80
succeeded in reaching the coast IL - sho hf
think Of and that the same fate might nave peehen
us The captain of the Shanghai was very hiiu ~ u'
| shall never forget him. .,,o ,,os, I'm,
Every oDe we have seen thinks II Was 'he NUS na1
e,done him That was ever done for our mate TO ven
nrc from the island at this dangerous season IN that
E,,o ssnnan. Tie fact we were all tired oil the
,rrock and the island. / woud have gone with Rob
or, in tbe little boat in moment and teased him TO
ict no but Mr. Campbell would not listen to that.
The greatest annoyance had on the island was the
SCORPIONS which used 10 crawl into my trunks. For
tupately was not stung by any OF them. Ihey are
very offensive.
We are now at the house of Russell Il Co. in this
Mace where we shal remain until we sail for home.
We have passage engaged in the n. b. Palmer, Capt.
Bradbury. Weexpect to leave for Hong Kong on the
llth at which place We shall stop day or two, and
then proceed to Manila. We may be detained there
three or four weeks. You may look for our arrival
home the last of July or first Of August. The n. Is.
Palmer is fast ship and very strong. do not feel
the least afI aid TO try voyage again. Few per
SONS are wrt cked more than IN lifetime. Rob
ert joins in much love to you and all friends. Hop
ing soon TO see YOU,
am your efsctionate daughter, MARIA.
To Henry HoBART, Esq Foxboro', Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

NV STATUES BY HIRAM PowERs.-A CORE
spondent OF The Springfield Republican writes from
Florence as follows:
81 FASTENED on my arrival 10 visit the studio of our
country man, Mr. Powers, the sculptor. He WAS not
III then, but politely conducted about il by one
of hIs wNikmen who led me az 10 the statues OF
present engaged. The former is nearly finished from
beautiful piece of Marble but the mo lei of the latter
is Lot yet out of the hands Of the arts. In these
statues he sentiment Cd pathos and simplicity of na-
tuTe which IN bis statue OF the Greek Slave him
so much Praise has been laid aside and that of ale
CORY and history, which belong vigor and grandeur
is taken up. IL remains TO be If he succeed
well in that region of arr. understood tina; these
statues were not yet disposed Of but that the artist
makes Them 10 ndul ge his fancy expecting however
that be can find arady purchaser for them in America
In one noticed busts of several OF our country
men and women were being made-s very nice way
10 get counterfeit pfesen,men II afford IL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

CoxxrSDAULE-At the FIRE in Water-st., Sunday
afternoon, Officer Wines of the Mayors Office, en-.
tered one of the burning buildings when wrapped in
flames and rescued an aged lady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

The SWELLING MacHlsE.-The amount OF dirt and
ashes removed by the Company working the street.
sweeping machines during the week pact is s36 loads.