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With an honest desire 10 do good, VIC call
the inva'ld's attention to an advertisement 10
our columns, of " BACtl'S AMERICAN
COMPOUND" Mr.. Fred. f. Smith, of
Montpelier, who has every opportunity Of
knowing Ms merits, pronounced It superior 10
any Medlelue we have ever known. Read
the advertisement in another column with
care.
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Bucb anan Repudiated at
Home.


Home.
From the Independent Penn Mag
"FRrmovT AMI FuEFDumn - An adjourn
ed meeting Of the citiyeus favorable tn the
orQanizatiou Of Fremont { Tub, was held at
tho public house Of G.. Shenk, on Saturday
evening last George ,Etchelbergcr, Presi-
dent pro tempore, In the chair, Mr.. Geist,
from the Committee on Constitution, reported
the following Declaration of Principles and a
Constitution which we're adopted by acca-
nation.
Declaration Of Princpes.-The under
signed, citizens Of Lancaster, Pas assembled
without regard to past political differences
and divisions, believing that "FREEooM IS
NATioNAL l., and Sauery sectional y and be-
ing opposed 10 the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise and the extension Of Slavery
into territory cousccrated TO freedom by that
solemn compact Of orr fathers to the policy
oflhe present federal administration, as em.
bodied IN the Cincinnati Platform and en-
dorsed by James buchanan; aud IN favor OF
the admission of Kansas with her free State
Constitution; Of the prob bilon of Slavery
aud Pulygamy in the Territories; of main.
tanning the integrity of the Constitution, the
rights Of the states, and the preservation of
the Union, q" in order to form more perfect
union, establish Justice, insmc domestic tram
guilty., provide for the common defence,
PnW"le Tue general welfare aud secure tue
blessings Of liberty 10 ourselves mud posler-
ty,' by the election of Ions G. FRENvNT, TO
the Presidency, and WILLIAM l. DAYrON, 10
the Vice Presidency OF the United States do
hereby ADOPT, az our Declaration of Princi.
pies the Platform OF the Philadelphia Com
venlnu, and establish this Constitution for
the Fremont Club OF the CITY of Lancas-
ter"
,rt,-, ,,..ilf.. t.....t..... ,;....
ID, ,ho no.r.,, .L,.., ''',.,''E
~, ~ bsyo .irI.5s s,g,al d., -,
div nrvysonnors ,n thai s,s,c hsy, l,',,.,s5
tba FAC of Fnrvo,r and D,vroV W.
hive now To state that m behalf of onr eanJi.
date we shall have tn the old Kev.sione
Commonwealth. the votes Of thousands of
German voters, who are breaking from the
Democratic rauks. the votes of the nuii-sla-
very cv,ensionists. with David Wilmo, at
their head, and the votes ofgoIlauto old Wings.
headed by That gallant old Wing, Thaddrus
Stevens The humbug Of the Democratic
inyncibiity OF Pounsyiyauia will speedily be
dissipated
IN addition 10 the above. we have the au-
thoriiy Of the Philadelphia iPnl Inquirer. that
"Mr Buchanan does not appear to make
much heudway since his nomination.
las
o." The Worcester Egs which last
week gave uunus akable indications Of
hearty support OF Fremont and Dayton. con
firms our hopes of its continued political or
lnod"Ay' oy coming =" us WIN their names
hli0s 'ro,u "7 lH's.n' no. III a i9n2 una eH-
cen'et ea'lo'' ,,.' oil'c'e Oh 'He oul'es OF aI
true " h'ts W "'-7 'u FilUc'P!e as wen as
~, "'l" '- -"-'' '"'5 '''. ''' '' f'''''0D'
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complete assortment may he found a, the tnad Of
State street. JAMES G. FRENCH.
The Gentleman may find at FRENCH'S
Head of state Street. almost any thing ia the line Of
Furnishing Goods, such Shifts Collars suspendets,
Handkochief, Gloves, Hose OF all Kinds Cfavais of all
~ and qualities, Stocks sesrs, Under Shirts and
Drawers Trunks Vaces. Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, &c.
Mouinohef. MAY 10. lr5G. ~
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W. |. GOODS q GROCERIES,.
New Establishment.
JUST orENEDat tho old Stand of LYMAN 4 Ktva
Maine Street, opposite the Buct hufcb
PALMER q GRAVLIN

n hh6h IN VIVA LIN
HAVE just opoaed a new Stock Of Groceries, Ne.
~h'ch thoy win be happy sell on tho most feuou
able iofms, comprising
suGARs-all kinds; MOLAssEs and sYRuP .
lEA~--ail kinds, beet in Town COFFEE.
Government Java TO- Pockets, assort ment fn
H7Ff, Gfound, boo Uuls and + ipets;
roAfN-' umnou haf. ~towe'f s. Divisi Chemical.
tHstilc, Iuilei, fsney. and shaving.
ihhAliV- Ni kinds end -o.ts chewing and smot
Jog SNtff-Hat. ari Yellow . CIGARS
"A dozen Minds from short -is 90 q pianta
uont
sriCls.-frpncf Spice, Ginger. Clssia, Cls,ea. aud
Nufmerai NAfSfNs-t uffan0t. Pee .Ctt
ROM IN INACIS-L Lemon and Vanilla &
ARATU@-C Common and Soda CRE NJ
TARTAR RICE, MUSTARD, PETER
SAUCE ICHUP-Tomato and Wal
nuts OLIVE OIL for Tabe GERKtNs-
40 Kinds PIPES LAMr OF and Candles.
HuTIER Hnd TABLE SALT
COD flsil,-salmon, Mackofol and Horuz PORK
Hams aud l.sidt
CHEESE IUn~.-Wn,h Tubs. Wash Boards; nfooms
AMI Pals. shovris aud Hoes
HoOfH ANh SNoES--Cormon and fine.
oNERALLS and Gtoen Jackets, &c, 6ec.
TERMS, CASH.
LOOMS FARMER.
JOHN GkANtIN
Montpelier 1une n. 1856. Qif
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NOTICE

'IHls oeudes have this day given mv son f;.o,s.
". Flfntwouh biz time during ths feinsi8die, ~,
% Org minority and shall claim any Of bis wages mol M,
any debts of hive contracting amer the daie ~
Bolton. June % is5E ro - "
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WAlNTEI).
LAST CALL.

4 ~. DEMANDS due the late ffm Of ELLIS BAN
~ CROFT must ha paid over beofo tho 18Th day OF
August ner, We heiog duly aaihor,gd 10 receive the
same. ELLIS 4 HATCH.
Montpelier, iuly !. 1854 oiiw
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a aoLDrs norE How the afflicted soul esult. in
prospect of immediate relief d. b. isieurnr 20 tho won
dntlu sforv of tle of e %. Vs. stones fruiI
caihHri- and Family Phvsc which BE- Indeed an
hH Veny argay rlught with remedial bless sings tho
sick We feel that we cannot do better service Than
Co recommend % Co every family boz Tho land 6-ilm
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

it is peculiarly suited. It WILL n thon lime, bring on
the monthly period With regularity.
Each bottle, Pdcs ono Dorlar, hear. the Govefnment
Stamp Of Great nritan, to prevent coualeneh,
CAUTION.
These ril' should not be taken by fenalss that are
pregnant during hsJrs trss moniAs. they are sure
to bring on mseariags bu, OF every othsf tune sud n
every other case, they ars perfectly ssr.
Sole Agent. ior the uulted State. aoi Causdi.
LC. BALDWIN a Co,
Rocbe.tof, IS. Y.
FUTILE MOSES Auburn " v .gtsrru Aasvts
a. sloo aud postage stamps enclosed Co any
authorized Agent will ensure bottle of The Pills by
return mail
For sale by FRED. &. SMITH, Montpelier. whole
ale Agent tor Vermont J. ~ Heuy, Waterbury. and
BY one druggist 10 every town in he uaiiei s,atcs.
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TTTTTTTTWT IAN =.
LAruROP, Lrssoe.
HOUSE is new, well furnished. we'll kept Situated
40 the rural aud romantic Nillugo of STOW - ~.
hours ride only from Boston, between the Hog Backs
ON The East and Mansfield Mountains on the West The
two highest points, nose and chin - are about 5000
feet high, good road 90 same. Scenery, best In the
uuued States, 10 Miles from Waterbury Depot. PLANK
road, daily Stage 3 J miles fiom the summit OF the
Mountains, 90 miles West Montpelier, 20 East Butlne.
ton. good hoses and clriages, fuides, glm-os h ~
way house. and good water proof tent tho summit
To the lover Of tho sonkef Of pleasure OF the
invalid say CONE and see the Green Mountains and
snuff the hferzea OF OLD MASsfitLD and take fido
up 10 Moss GLrsS fALs shady quiet retreat 10 sui.
y summofs day up 20 The NOrCH, whore Tho rocks
are high on eiho SIDE oae can ony upwhfds, nad
as cool, as the brook trout around
or The iu will be open tor parties, evenings, with
good music 10 attendance, II desired CHARGE. moderate.
stowe. w., June, 1856. gl3m
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Montpelier, lune H. 1886. olU
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
At Head Quarters.
Spring and Summer Arrange
mentS.
NJ. p. COURSER with $. Z. ROBINSON.
Has iu.t returned from Boston and New York
markets with tho
Largest and most extensive Stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Which for elegance ofsyle, quality Of material, and
Extraordinary Low Prices,
Cannot he surpassed by any 10 tho State. Among an
endless variety Of other Goods will be found
splendid nssofimeut Of
BLACK. and C0L0RED DRESS SILKS.
- ofeyey style aod variety
BRiLLiANrs,
TISSUES,
CHALLtEs
DELAtNs,
French & Printed MUsLiNs.
PoPttN
MOIlAlR,
f2INTs, &c.
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
EmbrOiderieS. Trimmings, Man
tillaS, ParaSOlS, Gloves,
RIBBONS OF EVERY STYLE.
B0NNETS! B0NNETS!!
FLORENCE, ENGLISH, PEA T., nRAID. OPEN
GOSsAMAR, NEArOLlTAN, CHiLUREN's
HATS, &c, SC
full assortment of summer Cloths
AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
WATCHES, CLOCKS
AND JEWELRY,
Of every description.
REMENiB Err
Opposite the Bank Of Montpelier State Street.
:. Il. ROBINSON.
A LADY
Who has been cured Of gtoat Nervous Debility a1er
many years Of misery desires to make taown to all iel
low sunefeis the sure means Of relief. Address,
cusing stamp to pay return postage,
Mrs, MARY h. DEWITT, Boston, Mass,
and the prescription will be sent. fee, by next post
2 COWS LOST
Betrayed from the subscriber, Oh the 23i Of Nav two
Cows one ol them bright Red o yelrs DID, the other
hight yellow aui old, both ftheu Faiow Information
respecting thom will be suitably rewarded.
Montpelier, June 10, 1855,
OLD STORE!
~ - Wy CT 60 Co q - 3
HERRICK & PAGE,
Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
EfNps
Ladies', Misses and Children's
BOOTS Il SHOES,
ALSO, MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP, CALF
AND PATENT LEATHER
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of the latest styles and ba-t quality both French and
American.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND a LARGE LOT OF
Mems French Boots,
Directly from tho Importers.
Merchants supplied with all kinds Of BOOTS and
sHoE by the case or dozen, ct the lowest prices for
Cash.
store formerly occupied by N Harvey a Co.
80 Montpelier, w.
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Washington Distinct, - y en- at the Plobats OF
hce o Montpelier, within and f1r said District, on the
"a IA day Of June A. d. 1856.
An Instrument, pufponing to be the Last win and
Testament OF lerekiah n. Reed, late Of Montpelier In
said District deceased, heing presented ihe Couft by
Thomas Reed j. A, Page the therein uamod
for Probate Il b. ordered hy said Court, that al pursnns
concerned the Elm be- notified 10 appesf Esssi ~ nt
said Court 10 be holden a. the Prostate Office 90 Mont
pelef, the i5th day Of July a. d. 1856 aud
shew ctuse fnny they may have against tho Probate
Of said VIII fi' which purpose, t further ordered
that copy n tho record Of this ofdrf he published
three weeks successfully IN The Vermont Natchman
a staia Journal piiuted at Montpelier previous 10
said tine appointed for hearing.
Iue copy OF Record,
0j'3E Attest, 4. Il. MERRILL, Register
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D. BLAKELY,
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES

ofall kinds aud qualities to suit all at FRENCH
STORE.
MAY 10. Is
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STATE OF VERMONT, fNhE Hon. the Probate
10 all peuon. concerned 10 the estate of Adam Ho-
bart Jr., and Adam Hobart Senior. lato OF Randolph
deceased Greeting
Whereas, samuel spatlh,wk and Aan4o Saith. Ad.
mnHraors o the estate Of said deceased request said
Couu aloW them in tho further time n ono yeuf tom
aud ancf the 20lh diy ofJuy, A. D. 1885, TO make pay.
of The debts and close the seiemunt Of The said
Therefore, Nou hereby notified that said
application VIE Do heHtd at session II the Probate
Couu 20 ba held Chadwick Hotel 10 West Randolph
the 18Th dey Of July neHi, M 10 O'clock a. ~. at
which time YOU may be heard in the premises. And
this oider shall be published three weeks sucessvey In
tho Waterman state journal newspaper printed at
Montpelier Ia this state, tho last OF which publication
shall he heiuf4 the day assigned To- hearing Aforesaid
June, 4. d 1886.
"a H.. A WHITE, Register.
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Sugar Cured Hams.

We have this day received a lot Of Sugar Cured
Hams which will sell cheap for cash Remember At
the Depot store FULLER SMITH,
Iuno & IggG
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8 CASTINGS
Union 3 PrOteOtiOn Forever

DIVISION 50, N. 4. r. a., Is still ia the Field, and
- intend % TO remain despite the reports and wishes
OF interestnd parties to tho eoutaryl and continue
supply goods sued 10 the wants Of Ladies' and Gentle
men, Ftfmors, and Mechanics, Eyeryhody-on the prn-
ciplo Of their neutrality-suspicious.,
An increasing tfade atlests the confidence Of the pub
lie opf object h not TO make money, bat simply 10
protect ourselves and the public against faud spec
aainn IN The purchase Of goods The pas, Is gusran-
tee ~ ftfus success,
By order Of Division.
s5iam TRUMAN WHiPPLE, sec'y.
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Nv 0T1eT nT UIVI9T01,
TRUMAN WHiPPLE, see'y.
LINEN COATS
THIN "PECK HORSE" COLT.

nus COLT was .ifed By the PECK HORSE, fofm-
erly owned by Hon. L. H. Peck Of Montpelier, u
four Yeas old. The Dam Of tho " rack horse Coli,
OF Montpelier, AID AlonEo Ainswouh and Waifuas
Bancroft noted for heT good form, dociiy, great speed
and power endurance The Colt has the beauty aud ~
sfgy the Hose tbe dooly aud strength Of Inc Mare
and GRE ArEn SPEED THAN EITHER, The Colt
IL a. ihs eiahle Of Alpheas Bliss, Csisie, Va
A.rAEus BLISS. Assp.
Calais, June II, 1885.
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RURnER COATs

both Dsh and Blsek, Of an qusllle. ossFsl. " Was
also Oh Goats. JAMES q, fRfNCH
Montpelier, NAV 10 %
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PROFESSOR MoHR's
GERMAN FLY PAPER !

This Valuable Article IL
offered 10 The Public ne a
Deadly Poison for The above
named Pests to all House
keepers and Famiiiusi
itispeffectly SIMPLE and
SAW, yet sunf and crH-
rats 10 It, action. There
h likewise no danger TO be
spptehended ffom the in
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[ StanCin- COmusttees similsr

eos directed to spo,nt StanGins Committees similar
N tbcre Of the late tfeeloc
A Ic,rt Go rmittee WA appointed by beth lilo Hes
10 aa, on the President and iform him that eac h4d
ass.ubItd ard wefc rcody for Gny COLnCnE alton hc
m,oh' be pltascd 10 u0ke.
MY SMlTU of Va mndc an itcfec'ua, oaort n in
troduc. resolution hooking to the employ uent ot Mr.
Vspd.rbits pope Ter live of s'cancrs bet v'cr New
Yo,k and potts "f Europe for carrying The mFh.
Other proposals. werc made, but on Ct-d to- aud
several members Cypiessd the hoIethat no new DuA'
ntrs would be entertained
The PRESIDENTS Messagc was then received and
reao.
On motion Of Mr.. CAMPBELL Of Ohio it was ne.
ferrtd to III. Conn ,ee on WY and Means.
M. PHELPS uisbcd to Introduce an army bil with
ont q knpsas povi-o.
MI WASHBURN Of Me. objected.
The Hou,e then took a recess for one hoE
Mir CAMPBELL Of Ohio on the re-ass~mbling OF
the Hour, usked leave to report the same bl which
dieo on Monday in consequence of the disngreeing
amendments Of both Houses.
Mr.. s. EPHENS would Lot yield hls consent to re-
port bill with the ksnsa. restrictive proviso in it.
Nj. CAMPBEIL-H the House wish TO vote it in,
on them res's I. eiesponCbi ity.
Mr.. STEPHENS want proper Army bill.
Mr. COBB Of Ga. was ANXIOUS to concur with the
Senate on sutpenoipg the twertyfrst rale. The
Houfe then proceed 10 vote at once on the con-
tested question.
After some further conversation, Mr. CAMPBELL
Of Ohio reported the BILL when the Committee on
Ways and Means called for reports in their regular
OroeY.
Mr.. ORR rsised the question that the Proviso pro-
pos.d 10 exchange existing laws, and therefore was
not germ ane 10 toe bill.
The SPEAKER overrulcd the point, and Mr.. On
appeal from biz decision was tabrd by 81 against ~
The House then went into Con mttee Of the " hole
Oh the sac OF the Union by vote o. lOl ag,n-t 49,
Mr. CAMPBELL Of Ohio made an Intellectual attempt
70 bsve rub ttute for the bill adopted. containing
section declaring the lava Of the Kansas L-gisat Ire
void AID providing for the reorganization Of the Ter
ritories by new election entirely Us if no effort to
| that emo had heretofore been made.
The bill, precisely the same "a when lost on Mon
day, iDcIuoiDg the Kansas restrictive provso, vas
| report,d from the Committee of the Whole on the
State Of The Union, and passed by 30 against CO.
Adjourned.
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eervice 70 the & rate the ss ord entyesee had be>.
pr2' 10 dpce lin 10 vthcraw TO- while, snd h.
bee hsp notified 'hsi tho dir king -bops e.d gen.
tIka ho us.s 70 Wa~Linlt0n ae,e srDm~rDg via
.lis,s arc C"t-prac,er enst klD be has nev~rthe-
t.s are matter OF con,c.hce never to be sbr<01
acSy 'fon hts POI. Acoor iDgly, after pouring -
Deer $40 eoui II Exposing the CRIME sgsinst kss-
"a he coh'nu'o. without paure biz Snat.usl
i-b"n, ord ID that attitude va. brut Ally struck down
Nat'i 10 us hsinity. Souih.rn IL. o aoaN vhfsksr
~ hJnre- "tr = iiou. Their suspicious or. natsrsL
~ fhhlhN sight Ia The b al Uf thcn-soands -
blo,d; and the fesh Of the 30 INHIBITED ~. .,...~
VIXEN they ARE psso TO seeing lsc.ra,soi ha.I. -
pore, Ike Lors. Il. 81 IL Iot to b. o.L.r ts,sL
ave- "d'rs shouc Appreciate evea =, much a. tie
pt ysica crs CT zAti' Of such nat IA Chnri, So
ntr 1T alone his MOI o. aud iutekec' ual nature
"Be this ~ it may, Mr.. Sumner has been Cor .....
week. part in The cout i'Ion Of r.eyvcrioe ~
recovering sh WY, with occasionaI r,lapes, ffom =
s.ytre iiDees. The hyscian be consalte, - PhaA-
d-lpha, gep,ltn ID too much engaged IN hls ne-
fseion to b. swsy.d in Bis medical juoguent b, sny
polt Ca prt sessoIs proLounceo Mr.. Sumne So
v.iy serious. Not that be feared sy 90 trlisg al
The biain, bnt what be Apr, hefded WA tetisua
uysc ccncif,on, lose If recu oerative lUwer M ~
which MIR. Sumner would be wholly ubtaos for ~
intellectual e1er on Tor an indefinite time to oas
VIII biz physician die not forbid trial OF Csp~ Ma
be aid srsst sire-s on the eficacy Of mountain air.
"Hsrpjy Low, through the healing breath VI tbo
AL. gaii,s cur friend sowy bu aecid. dly coovsl
esC> pt; aid in q week or two amobg the m>sn-
taips It is csnfd.bty hoped he viii be- rstorcd V ~
FL me- excellent health. X was bE earnest hop- that
he should bsve been sble ~ resume hs place 10 tho
Senate week or two before the adjournment Of Coo
gre-s II hrs be. 10 slight ,r1a IL I'm TO relSqurh
tu- hope Not that tad anything t. say OF 81, per
scnsl wrongs Of Bis miserable ssssi.sn', whom sp-
us,itIy he does not even honor with his coetemPt.
lie pi,irs tu, .uprse. Bot btyoDc the, Mr.. ss.s-
CT tn, he De- more Of MI 2. s. Brooks the bAnd So
of TIE Stove Power, than one thiLks OF the ug~ -
byeIa, who msht chance to s'rike at him ana wound
Inn >wsr.s 10 a N. nsgeie-Dor 20 much.
4" Bur Mr. Sumner would glscly have seized oocs-
siob to d. Al shsr eipg o at the bsrb.riaa ~
TEN which OIL ih.s. outrDges the patursl rrsun
1bahk 10 ID. friendly Old Mountsin., the blow Is o0iy
delsy,d. twill fan by and BY sllthe more vigorouAy,
and more csnes than Mr Brooks has yet had presestsA
10 BIN. With never 70 many concealed bowie knives
and rvov.rs oil be po~.rless to avert It. 2.
Philadelphia, Auf IL, 1856"
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NP. ST1lNEK'S CONDITION.
F,o~ IT,. ss.ton r,an,e,,p. AsSp,i 90

F,o~ The 8estor rar'er,p. As1Yst %.
The following Of Mr. Soune,s furnished
BY On esteemed seg mar and well known ssihos Of Phlsdsl
paa DO has been EcA w Senator Sumner during tie last
&, or veek, and uho Of course, knows onsns Of bis
health sId cond'ion THIS will be peruset With munh
,er. By Mr Summers bieos especially the notices OF az
health heh haze been published been In some respects
errot AZ cola cling:
81 left Mr. SupDDer day or two since, at Creeson,
en- tte Allegheny Mountains, where he was derv'ps
much bei 1T from the cool mountain ar hen taiy
il July be csDe to Pf adephia from sshiL ~
wes very feeble. In HE urusl health he 70 q Iap'a
walker snd is rot econ fa.gued But at that ene os
coro walk shot distance only, Win so~, unce'a sS
steps with grea, exhaustion. his Pbys IcJ, II
was run down, bis pulse wes wax ana o., SLOW '
b. atb ives s,ealy reduced, not only ou 49, TX that
from which be was suffering but ron tns 'S' sua'
tboee il jures were i, Hsct-d at tune ~nsI t @Ss
hid t'e. C, ual labor bis rervoos em I1 s"n
severely t-ift After the Dc ye.y OF hs gIee. speeea
Nd tie t1ciieuent whch proceed and ecccnPeI p
it. b. should bsve instantly taaen s'inr ts0ss no'
this Is 8 prudence witch No ne'" U~As' p'''
ticng. " -. c.
@EAorsh Occasionally during tis 6ys pears
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swn Of po.oriety, ss to be suply al object Of
inettire sud oireWt TO deceit uen He went
ever under col tract for or office, but both the cou.
tracing parties have been s~itdled, snd ps,m Mt
is Nov refused cn tie valid plea Of no considers
ton
have said that Mr. Colfax is certain Of a re-
election. AID 70 you MAY be sure he is By triam-
phsbt majority notwithstanding the Adm'nistra-
ton party To put their very strongest mal against
bm, Induced Judge Stewart to leave the Supreme
BEECH for r-nouiiDstiOn INC the stump. No man
has wsrmer fIituds than Or. Collar. ard he has
them because he is deserving. 70 man has more
bitter AID uore inplscsble political enemies be-
cause be is true a. steel for the right Lyrs liberty
as ne loves life ard can be neither sedneed. ridi-
culed nor frightened from the path Of duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22

CENTRAL CoSszcricrr ALL RiGHr.-Tho people Of
Mtriden aid vicinity had q tremendous FrcmouS
sstherpg on Tuesday evening, l9:h ant, in The
new Town Hail. 10 ssteo TO 4. Oakey Hall and Thos.
d. Van Buien OF this city. The spacious hall wss
nearly filed at an early hour by citzehs OF Mcrd.n,
ard ., O'Clock special tain arrived bringing 700
firm ano determined Fremont voters from Hartford
aid New Britain. Soon after, large delegation from
Middetown made then appearshoAprecededb by sanA
OF music. These delegations completely tilcd up Tho
remaining space, and many let for want Of room. 10
was ol eerir spectacle 10 the largest halt in tho
State packed and jammed by earhest AID nteilgeut
Republicans on ole Of the most stormy nights OF Tho
sesstn. Two bancs Of uu-ic ard the giec clubs %
Hartford and Meriden cnllvtned the occssos smd
isDp.d the eI thu.ssm already kndled. MIR. HAn
epp aed to the strong sepre and intelligence OF tho
audience while Mr. Van Buren, kept them in capital
hnmor and enchanted their attention b5 his sharp
thrusts aid witticisms. When the masses will spesd
the time and make the sacrifices TO attend Premsee
meetings. a. in this csse when they are not dse'red
b, bowling and stormy elements, but march through
t.neLts of lain to give their active sympsthies as4
epct 2ement to the cause, be sure that they src y
earnest ard III. al 10 elect tbeK man.