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grace. "There's nothing like getting used
to . thing"
In consequence OF the unusual amount of
snow upon the ground there has been this
term a great deal of riding among the three
upper classes The "ponies" used are OF a
Bo.n-y species-remarkabiy tree-perfec,ly
gentle and so small as not to be troublesome.
though stabbed within the college walls
But I've wearied YOU already. in spite Of
nv promise to the contrary. I've finished
Here's that - Ii ght ahead" II.
p. S March lG A mail has arrived
Spring navigation mas re-opened. Amherst
i.acan accessible by railroad 1t seems that
Bank. has been elected Speaker
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WI. CHANDLER Judge If Probate.
- Attest, |. DEWEY. kegister.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

NJ t., the subscribers being appointed tv the
fro'a'e Court f'r the DISH ct OF Caedo,ia,
COmrni>> 'ncr> To rcCc.Te. exam inc and adiusf
all CLAIMS and de nS.> of all persons against
Lew T. Park. late " hir.et III sand district aecea
sed. and he claims 9i The lee esed exhiiiiedip off
eettheret". hereb. give notice ti., SIX months f., m
tine 18th day Of March a. u. 1eas are allowed (,
tae creditors 10 pre-. eit Their Gains TO said commits
soners tor Examination snu allow aIce, and that We
will NEE. fr '!... vuip.-~e ri tie dwelling house
II widow Harriet Park -: Pas.ump.lc village j.
Barnet. on M"i'.a! the 2l>; day Of April anc MoA
Gay the 23:i day Of Auru., next. from 10 o'c.vck
Al :. oc!ocn T. " Oh .:cl -. aid duvs. ;an7s
.'FfF! E>nN H0>N'
TIMOTHY HA>tLiIHi |"''"'"t '-.
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- No tidinss of the Paritic-and the hone
that has been cherished Of her safety is now
well nigh dead
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w AN T E D

WANT ED
N the Agricultural Warehouse, ST. John.burv.
"A the following SEEDS:
goo bushels Hert>erass,
% Re top.
1910 lbs Northern Clover. warranted.
lu0 Whl:e Clover.
50 " Carrot. 81 Swedish yellow Ru,ahaya,
L. y" English InrniP. 5 rs Glote rurnir,
" Co.'S horn furiip. 81 hu>hel. Beans,
Il bushes Pea'. 50 hu>'"'s Pn,a,..aS 49,.
Aso an, new and approved kinds .. corn wheat.
"a's. rye, bar.ev buck wheat. pumpkin squash VI
ether fie; or gar!e SEE.
A!>o, butter chre>e ard o:her iarIr -.rodrc..
Also. 2"o prime buffer tubs $40 sugar urt.,. If
cedar. c'c"se Dresses an cAeese hu..,,. c.o'hss
reefs and clothes horses, wnerlbarrnw> * v,.tes
&s x. ALEX !ANts
81 .j"l.n>hury. March L. 1885 ..:;f
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IN!IE l.rCe>t and mos. desirable STOCK of Crucke
i ~. China and Glass WIRE in Caledonia coun-
" can now be seen ana bought cheaper than ever,
al F. F. BROWNS
Ladies arc particularly invited to cal and exam
ire my stock before purchasing
Feb. IS e.1f
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Fuller's Earth.

ERASIVE SOAP Railways meiea.ei Soap for
~ IlImor>. &C.. Da,ey's Pain Fxtract Ru.sia
Saiye. Ncxican Mustang Ii,iimcl.;. Seave,'s and
Hunt. Linimeut. Starch Polish. f,, s.le NJ
BlNGHAM'S.
Feb q. 1866
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
A FARM Err!

VuNIIE advertiser wishe- :, hnI an eror-c'ir cxre
1 rlancci AMI practical F,wmcr. 20 take charge
of a farm containing some 500 acres # wrk over
loo Is clrarr'! ready Tor crops. with Co"! buildings
thereon for dwelling barns &c: the same being ia
and about f'"uri>linc village in Michigan. con
tanning some $500 inhabitants. The location, is re-
markahv healthy. AMI portion of snil farm is 4, :
ready lad uut in Village Lo,>o u>ua, size for bull
ding purposes.
he farm VIII hc lot ont for term of wears on
shares or salary will b" pal Tor competent scrvi-
cc> I" see il suitably cultivated 10 the right rcr
."n Sd"" and farm supplies Tor sur,,,r. OF
family n71 be gun'"n'i.d. and chance offered 10y
good management. &C. I" rca;izc much larccriI..
come. But a small capital will lie necessary Tie
best of references will he given and required
For further particulars address before 18Th Of
Aprill &C. IT. H" Detroit. McIigau. or
inquire IT the Office Of THr CNrImr>1,S -
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BRIGHTON MARKET-March 20.
Al market 1915 Beef Cattle. SIS sores no payrs
working oxen. no COWS and calves, 1900 sheep and
lambs, ESQ swine.
PRICEs.-Beef--Extra Q; LIST quality s.as3; I'd
quality 7.a7;: Sd do s;.7: ord. 6.
Hides. G.a'; talow, sast pelts Slal,s: ca'fskins
l3c per h.
Stores-Yearlincs none. Two years old none
Three wears old none.
Working Oxen-Sl3o to 100.
Cows and Calves,-3:} TO 20.
>neep and Lanbs-Extra, S. Is; by lot, sSlto
II.
Swine-',a':c per h. wholesale, and S a &c
retail.
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SeraDhine or MelOdeOn.
HOT CAKES.

NRFSH Buck wheat Flour and the hes. ofsvru7
u 20 ga, on the hot cakes-ju>t received ani SCI
ing cheap. at T.. +. BROWNS.
Feb IS 80
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LYNDON
N ARBLE WORKS.
Vv~IlE subscribers under the name and firm Of
WINTER Il WHEELER.

having opened >l"p at Lyndon Corner ior the pi:r
pose of WORKING Marble. beg leave 10 say 70 the
public. that they intend To- keep constantly on hand
a larg" and well selected assortment If the best
Italian T. American Marble.
which they prepared 10 manufacture into
GRAv ESTONES AND MONUMENTS
III the h,$f STYLE and ~ satisfactory rrices Weare
as" prepared ~ furnish marble tops for Tables,
Wash Stands. and Counters. Aso Granite and
Marble Posts Freastone work AMI all other stone
work usually dome in similar establishments
We mean our work shall equal tho b,s.-from a
full supply materials mean to give our custom
cr> good chance 70 select ~ suit their varons
wishes and hv doing our work well and n. the low
ct living prices, We hope Ia receive and merit a
liberal share of public patronage
u All work will be teliv cred free from expense
to our customers. JOHN r. WINTER,
HIRAM A. WHEELER
Lyndon. March "a. 1876. e74f
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Wooden Factory for Sale.

VNlE subscriber offers for sale his Factory -ituat
G! in PaSsump>ir village, Barnet together
with one >e' of machinery in running order Al,"a
good one story House. well finished. with /. acres
of good land attached. 1t is believed that Tor any
on" wishing 10 engage in the business the location
: one oi the most desirable to be found and will be
sold 1T a bargain. Credit given for part Of the
purchase money il desired J. X. HEMICk
Pa>Nump>ic March %. 1856. vat
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BOOTS AND ShOES

WE subscriber has full assortment of Boots.
Shoes, Gaers Rubbers 4 ShoeF ,ndinss, which
he Will sell as chespas canbebough. inthe county
as he intends TO sell for small profit, and ready pay
ii'ck and hin Boots made to order of the best
stock and by first rate workmen.
Fine sewed Boots made bv Morgan. Repairin,
lone at short notice Y MFR
January ], 1885. .sstf
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"A IL unsettled accounts due ~ i,-s newell < Ca
a hoon. and H. DR.. c. :. Cahonl, winch accrue,
previous to January. 4. u. ISIS must he close /!
and payments made or notes gwen for amounts du,
without any delay. CiiAS. 5. CAIIDON
Lyndon. Feb. ?, 1856. .s.;f
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PIANO-FORTE,

llosS anu PVtllllt>> Nt tNle Nf ~"
PIANO-FORTE,
Every variety Of tli> newly invented instrument
both in Piano-Fur.c and Portable Cases from to
octa>es and sold - low Is the common
Seraphine or Melodeon.
Manufactured bv GILBERT Il SPENCER,
Head Of Nain-stTec,. - Iohuslirv, VI
J"H> II. FAppoCK,
p, AIIX THOMPSON,
I. NJ. HOWARD,
LII
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

or contract Stock and all kinds Of prouer,, from
Rutland or places Oh the line Of the Rutland 4 Rl.r
inS:"n. Vermont Central. Sullivan. Northern ~
u and Pas>ump>ic Railroads t. ali places West
by the different in"dcs OF conveyance. and al the
lowest prices.
Prom SOME wears experience and personal
knowledge OF The Western Routes and Country I
ieel warranted III asking for share Of public pal
r"Ilage. II me contracts. Receipts Bills Of Ia,.;nc
and Insurance through when required.
For any further information. address
J. l.. EDDY. Agent. 81. Iohn.hurv.Et
Eeferenccs-E. A. CnAri>. H. II. BAXTER, w.
=. EDDY. FINLAND
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ALL ORDERS FOR
+ \ | II Il \ \ X s.
PLOW.SHARES.
"A ND Pow Irons Of eve'v pattern jhv agents Az:
"a o,hsrs) should he directed 10 the Subscriber q
they are kc. :or sale nj other race.
He ais" keeps i,r sale row shares ana Pow irons
for most Flows u.e- in The north par. Of Vernon:
and New Hampshire.
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store
ALIEN. Lang.
-. Johnshury. March 4. 1856 o.ltf
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YNtIf. above reward will he paid to any person
who viii give information 10 the subscriber c,
the person who took two mattresses and five bed
c"r'i> from the Old si,altv NV dam il, =. Ih.
brlv village CALVIN MUkKiIL
March ~, 1856 4-a.-s
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WI. WHITES ESTATE.
DISAPPOINTMENT or SIZE.
3D. RS( AM to an order of The Probate Court.
4 Will he sold At public anction. on the
10TH DAY OF April, NEXT.
AZ NE Foundry building herc the Mills in Irasburg
the follow ma property viz:
From 't"s tons Iron Castings. Patterns
One Engine Lathe:
Large variety Of Wood Patterns, Flasks. &c;
-Four Stoves and Pipe;
500 or 400 Flat Irons:
Backsmith's Anvil and Wise;
Small quantity OF SASH Window Frames;
Lumber. &c.
sale absolute and to commence at 1ouClock A
NJ. N. Is. kINIBALL. Administrator.
Ira>hurg March ~ 1876 .74a,5
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Buy Nc and Ill do You Good :"
DR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT e, HERR JAuNnIcE arTTCpc

ROOT & HERB JAUNDICE aIITERS.
'1Nff great -iring and Summer ~ /: e,-com
U posed of thr best roots hr-ir a.i i,si.> i'm the
the worii. in such mamie. = t. con -.iu'. the
very best rc'iipiv for tho clae. "f diseases r vii
:hev are Recommended. Ii i well In .wn n =.
he crSa: and sudden changes oi our clima-c. hon
cod! :" f"'. "rra;.s u;'rn the blood. and th-orr''
'ia' upon te " l'ie &, SEN. Producing s.acna.Iau
and impurities. tcIii ana disease liver and dis
'rEar'1ed b"""l.. causing iev-r> and fever and n
cue. luil'!.r" an unhealthy Bile Lur!or,, d~ener-
-. tosIVeilc>- il..,..>tr-. lc"rrh- ,'izI;nc>e
WEAKNESS, ir:'' ia - N ~! D. we.- loss vi ape
tie. AND general lci.,v.
DIR. Largely bitter ar. i re,,-l, ,pon &c ..,..,
. Al. thc>t is.a>es. ma b., rlu. ..ii, r--rc,,
r'n !'' WI cnrr and rri.i'r.-e IL. IN ton. Tho
system al g OIL 'i.'~.' .. ! e. -. ..' Al
who wish {" lie well and keer well! They are the
cheapest and best medicine in The world Only 2.
cents for apint and 81 cents for large bottle Of
fee 90 hicn street, Boston. and fox sale bv dealers
everywhere. s,3as3
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SIAlk or VERMONT.

Essex District. 50.
Il F:''sre Court holden At Lunen,,,irs. within.
n''i i''r said district, OF he 18th dar ii March.
\ pls-j:
John W Hih HON, a 'Il,ini>.r.t.r of tie
- ">;:" e.; "a l-ar>i,...,: - lxnearlirt i: -.
''>'r II 'H'->.'', ir;"'-c, = .oi a., -
.'coni., ~ J : ..ir.i.. -. a. :; -.,,. -.
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'''"'''' as''ie ''.ii Is 80 t.lcxaLI-,'. ~ !;
%" '''"" Il = IN. e.. Al corr "a.
the same come n,.d'r c.ai.i''N - i~ ae~ri ~
-" OF s'd '';'.'i 10 ie III e%:te rnis-e
nee a. lro".9i,rg. in "a. .i,.r.ci - ,..e 18th
,.ar q; \ - 4 il 10: n: " .nr.t- ~ der
t'' rt's,siis nj, .">..i - ..;..,+ -,.., +.
tE>hi'.o c"Dy .: the rc-'.rr; .. tns I'll. q. tie
'-''- .u.an. inin;. ~ y. t..'>-,..-v t,-,r weete
ID = 'Vc'v, r"", vi To-. 81 '....' -
a., al.rear ard G:l;cct - IN allowance q M
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srFsta Pass . 10 sposk ,osss merchants and oshsrs
fStm ne iters q tie Eschansc Wal street. st half
70 tfrce clock his .rsrnoou.
Asorms svpssS nssn.-nr. James Roosevelt q young
setueman sreo about ssnsy yesrv edes; Of The
= = Rooss,cs, wrestling jssic q the Supreme Cur
u Ntx Ytsk. srotp~a dead sutdesy yesterday morn
irg ster, to etiock yhiis ~ the oct Of pattiss on
tr csavut ~ he fathers r~saeeoe, In Broadway M.
NoCsttsh wss q As fiaacns IN the Office Of NJ. W.
g. Nefes sNf was bot svAfrEG the aitaaamezt Of his
oriy w. f'sxd an examnstou fos sdmis~son W the
has Judge Davies srbsesnsnfly announced that COO
ssQns sudden dexah 81 Mr. Roosevelt he eness
Te M Il ne ~ p,ne Court 81 which Judge Roosevelt sss
- nbsr, would sand ~ ioaspes Until Monday sest
The Circuit Court vas adyoernsd By Judge Whiting
uNf ErsAsw
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TIM GRAND PEABODY TEsTINoNIAL.-George
Peabody il a sensible man, after ALL He has de-
clined the splendid reception, silly toasts and
bad speeches included, which was rendered him
by some OF his financial correspondents in this
city few days ago. George Peabody is really
a man Of sense. A number Of silly philosophers
In Wall street and its nei yhborhood, having, We
suspect, larger balance Of cash at their bankers
than brains Ia their head, wanted some occasion
TO make great noise, get good dinner, and
show themselves IN favorable light before the
public. They seized upon George Peabody upon
his arrival, after twenty years absence from his
native land, and desired to show him up as IL be
had been aprize OK, 10 be decorated with rib
hons and little flags and paraded for the glory Of
the exhibitors. But George was too cunning for
that; he has no, been discouuting bills in
London for the last twenty years, and assocating
with the nobility and commonalty Of England,
from the Duke Of Wellington down, not to know
what was right, appropriate, discreet, sober,
quiet and respectable In the way Of dinners and
public receptions. No, George was not TO b.
caught. He declined 10 assist In the projected
hurnbug, In sensible, Discreet letter, which l. far
superior TO any Of his public speeches and silly
toa-ts
az course. when Mr.. Peabody returns 10 this
city, h. vii dine with his friends In quiet way.
WHEN they viii have social chat all round: but
be h nc, 10 b. treated like live lord or prize
or. lie stands upon his dignity We hope that
hereafter Wall street viii remember Mr.. Pea
body's sensible course. and when great men re-
turn 10 their country govern themselves accord
ingly. 81 an example worthy Of imitation, and
George Peabody will hereafter take rank with
All ,hc spcria minds ~ the pas, and prcsen
az. 1.-The csnBo, make speech withou, break.
Ing down, he has shown a that h. can write
sensible letter
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PRESIDENT PIERCE N TRormg.-Gcn. Pierce
has fallen upon evil days II seems iha, the PEG
pie Of Concord. New Hampshire, have held q
meeting in relation TO bis expected visit TO tina,
city, and that large majority cf his old fricad.
are utterly hostile 10 The Idea Of giving him
public reception. The Presidents chief Eastern
organ says that II he visits The North he will MT
travel In the usual mode by railway. bat viii
take an ocean steam voyage. We advise the
President not 10 do -. The equiDoctial storm.
have not yet passed by, and We sincerely irus,
that be win not risk bis sacred person 10 Or
mercy OF the winds and waves When President
Pierce was in the zenith Of bis glory We fel, n
10 he our duty.to oppose him 10 The best Of our
ability, but nov when h. Is Ia The evening OF nj.
fame, we must treat him with more courtesy than
has been extended TO him by bis old friends n
Concord Let him come IN The usual way through
New York. We win ct up for him q nice lit.
tie reception In quiet way. We would advise
him TO leave Sidney Webster behind. aud not
to call on Forney or any Of bis clique II ne
should bring along Chcvalicr Brook, 81 South
Carolina. TO guard his sacred majesty, aud the
Reverend Mr.. Noble Of The Washington Navy
Yard, 10 do the piety. he may b. perfectly safc
On tho whole. W ,hink ,ho Presidents Concord
r-'asas J. ~ hlat,d la"tl 4 hF3 r. l's.
ls.S -, !, X. \. l,.- aL.cls y ~. aSay
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EAsroy Sept II, 1866.
The fair Of the Farmers and Mechanics Institute IA
fully under way. Tie grounds present beautiful ap.
pearance The dhpay q stock, mechanical Agricultural
and horticultural products, d very nne. rhe exhibition
the bes, one held In this section Of the State.
Several New Workers ere among the exhibitors.
Three political meetings 70 on la tho square
tomorrow evening.
Al The republican mass meeting, Burlingsmc Hale and
wilmot are announced 70 speak; at the Fillmore meet.
Ing, David Paul Brown; and at tho Buchanan meeting,
John Van Buren, will hold forth.
CLEVELAND, Sept. ~, 1861
The state Fair opened yesterday The entries
merous and attendance large.
iaree republican meeting was held here last night,
which was addrcs BY Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay.
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PIrrsnrnG, Sept. =, 1896.
The political discussion which to be he'd dsy ~
Indiana in this State, cii not on Mcssss. stokes
and Poster present. but Mr. Buriingane absent,
and Mr.. suvens left In the O'Clock usln The demo.
crss CO backing oat The republicans ssy they fear
ed disturbance tho contest took place The turnout
on both sides immense. Tho democrats we're I'D.
dressed by Nessrs Gibson schorbe Foster and Stokes
and the republicans b., Mr.. Stevens.
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RocHEsTxR, Sept "a, 1855.
The American Mass Convention Of Western New Yerk
was held 10 day In this city Throughout the day the
city was score Of constant excitement. Al
grand procession was formed comprising some three
thousand persoos-on loot, on horseback and n car
risses large delegations from Eric Niagara and other
Western counties attended, with banners and bands Of
music, The meeting Was organized in Browns square.
There was speaking from three stands and nj she main
stnnd JUICE Carroll Livingston presided A. the others
sepaor Petty Of Now York and Hon. J. Fitxhugh pro.
aided. The principal speakers Nczsrs. yrancis
Gyargr, Perrin 81 Ieaaessse, g. b. Cushing, General
scroggs, and A. }. Dug,nne. Not LEG. than fifteen
thousand people Tho ground. Great eahdsiasa
Was manifested.
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IN t'slied Et<ses ssoop a. vsr Cysne, commasdcr
fib sFrivta tlshsx The lssh from Esssport
luUEd The coast q Newfoundland she sslasei shs
toe vi n twenty runs. vhich compliment vas ne
eatpsd stn fs gUn. frVm TIE tntswy a. the csdel she
a. = s@lotsa ~ a. skip D~oo ssr, ADMIRAL Fanshass
WI faatesn gtra. vtich as prcmpty refnrnci
RI rf~rs e.ss-. sfe@r ~ 80 gs~s- sr,s~s c9n,
t.M E-tt N~ - "a A. ~ r1L ryn
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Sailing nj the Arabia.

Bosros, Sept. "a, 1856
The sscsuship Arabia sailed nom here al O'Clock this
morning with nfiy.,vo passengers for Liverpool and &c
teen Tor halifax she takes out s7TGoe0 ia spcss
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Mr.. BrcnAxAN BoBBING ARoUND.-The general
hnore for Fremont, it appears, has resulted in
smoking that sly old fox-the democratic nomi-
nee--out Of his comfortable nest at Wheatland,
and he Is "bobbing around to see how the land
Lies. The Republican State Gazette Of Trenton, Of
Tuesday, says
The Hon james Platform passed through this city yes
erday noon for Princeton where, rumor says,
the tars between the flmoreites and Buchaueers viii
be consunmatd d, 20 far as relates 10 New Jersey.
The Mu Bynaswicker of the 22d inst also
says
Trs1AssS AZ PrIS,FroS-IooK Our BARGAIN Bx-
IwrxS Know NuTIscs AND BrcHAyrKRs - lanes
Buchanan The Iocoicco candidate for the Presidency,
arrived at Princeton tle aer IL oc ck to day. and Is
the guest ID the Hon John Il Thompson. In
qrercc Of several leading Know Nothings and B1cta-
from sections OF this state also visiting
rrceton 10 day, - thougDs that sale OF some kind
10 be Effected so as 10 give the State either TO Buchanan
or Fillmore In November Lext. Whether this be
pct u well for al parties 10 keep sharp lookout for
any usps HAT may be SGT for the wary.
Sure enough this has the odor Of another " bar
gain and sale" Commodore Stockton, however,
Is kept in the background. What does that
mean. And why does not Mr.. Buchanan go to
Buffalo at once! General Gustavus Adolphus
Scroggs II the man. What can John II. Thomp-
son do!
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COLUMBIA, s. C., Sept "a, 1856.
There heavy this section OF the State last
sb,. II feared that The cotton crop has sustained
much daupase
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KO'HksTkR, Sept a. 1886
The American rcroicgical Society commenced It's 80
10 this city this forenoon. The most dis,iuguishs
nut sro~ers q H. Uhiou are here Delegates from
,unty 'ts'ss hatr ,aiita ~ mrcives. Hsn Nt-sta
81 u.s." ~ ircst - ctAy.rta 4 bsspu.ul Asd sais
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CINCINNATI, Sept. "a, 1850
The Ohio river 10 said 10 be lower then ever before
known Droyes Of cattle have been driven over At III
rr4at
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Congregational Nomination I'm New Jersey.
TRENTON, Sept "A, 1855
James ". Wall was poninssed to day for Congress, by
the Democratic CONVENTION q the Second district Of Nsv
Iaraev
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The New York North American Convention
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RocHnrER, Sept %, 1855.
At the North American Convention evening session,
the Committee on Credentials reported LII delegates.
he temporary organic ton continued permanently,
When the committee to the American Convention roN
turned they introduced the following resolution, which,
was adopted
Resolved Tha this Convention cbeerfay RESPONDS 10 The
manly and raternal OF sympathy aud regard
ressed by the American Convention and viii cordially co.
perate for the election OF the American tcxet
A resolution OF thanks adopted 10 stephen N.
Allen, OF Massachusetts, for his earnes. devotion 10 the
Of the North Americans BY his acting az Secretary
70 the National Committee and for bis pronp, and honor.
bile repulsion Of the Of the republicans which
contemplated the utter exclusion Of American Prn-
cples and party. resolution likewise adopted Gu
dorsing Mr. Aliens letter 10 Mr.. Ruggles rearmng tho
principles Of North Amsrcanism and declaring the Ma.
tioral Executive Committee dsbanded.
The Convention then adjourned stns de.