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VIE undersigned. having been appointed A.
As'gnee OF isaac Watts. Of Peacham, late n,er-
chant III trade hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted to said Watts, that immediate pavmel,,
must be made. 80 days willbe given for yments
; TO he made to me. Legal measures will be taken
the collection Of those remaining due after ,b.,
time. JAMES LANG A..;rn.s
ItetEkH uC.FW NOV Y. JeLU stE."
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Ma''a f' LARK "f Pawtn,k"t SCALED her arm h,,
a' "'> IL was very rtiiul I'LL applied the Na,>,~,it
ShNr Which >''i relieved t- pain an! -i',, Ted r,,rr
',i'',i II Il The lest Remedy USED pr a II Aid
IL i >'id l., the trad Al - cents p.r sn.,
49,. J y. 81 I.l.IvAN. Proprietor Boston
N'ii u" :, = bingham. ST Joii'i>''ury n Nc,s,cy
iHi'ii; Randall Hubbard Lyndon Center; I'M Fl,r
orr Sheffield: El,hara t,ln-r; t.c, t'nwr. ~.
gate: CLARK Nnrnum. Barnet = NV
SH me tii''! Army has CONQUERED Ru>.,, ~.
ha>t"l"d Is h"t Vet captured hut Dr W.,.rr.
' '' ti'iih syrup III never fail t. corucr and uf,rr
u tA'eFiiiat' tc diseases ir wi, il i, r-c.,,u,I.t
N"f't> F"R SrRi>'. SsIESSr III" advertisement. an,
" Ia o.! i1hr>. - ''ir paper o Iii. New Eu.la,r C.rl,,
''l,aIll. Il Ep>! ~
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Sash 4 Door Factory.

VII subscribers w"nii sav H. the public thar
fhev have lifted ~ chop with water nwer q
rev n,achl,rrv for ''- lnrysae of ,nsnutar,ur;r.
"INIWDW SASH AND DlNDRS. and have
no" on hand GO assortment of Sash and I,mms
maze l,i'i the be'' OF Pine and But.-rnut lumber.
ard will keep hand or make 10 order nm -.
that IL ID best I" made il, tho country ord.
solicited. AMI will be promptly attended TO. Va
have also good hnnrd Flanrr 10 do all kinks M
Plaiing with nea'ness and dispatch.
SIObhAED & HARRIS.
~'' w. WHICH .. leah. Ssl-k0e
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SUBSCRIBERS to the preferred stock in the
~ Connecticut and ra>sump>ic Rivers Railroad.
are hereby notified that the following assessment.
have been laid, viz:
Upper cent April I, 1856.
10 " July l.
10 q" Sept. !,
Payments may be made az either ofthe following
Banks. viz: Peoples, Bank Of Orleans. Bank Of
Lyndon. Pnssu,npsc or Bradford Banks, or at the
Treasnrers Office. No. : Merchants Exchange. Bos-
ton. Per order Of the Directors
Mp. LOWERING, Treasurer.
Boston. Jan. %. 1856. s;2r
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'hE Ladies and Gentlemen Of ST. JOhn.hnr, L.
Il vicinity. are invited to examine m, Fali.,. -
OF GOODS. can saw with confidence ,ha, = h..,e-
aseo 'en. Oh prv .'"od, cnn"' To- found ;hi. de
OF TIE State CAPITAL or q; greater bsrvs ms. Pl
cali ana cyan "t vl 80, 70 t.-s-y,prL.,
~ WI U.
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O6Cinl PROF. In 90 n ton.

E>tIA County CiEEk' OrrI.r,j
EtIiI'HALl.. Apris, l>55. ,
hereby ccrtif, hat have his ,lay cauya>.ei
NE votes 1t Tie ti'n"u OF this County cas-, 90, .i
hf>t in">iav o! March. A. II. ls,6. for Cn,nrni>
.,""'i 'r said '"un'v. III ,ur>ua!"e Of lau al,
."' ''"'e' r'tt!ed An act I" prevent traffic in in
'"Nirairr liquors 10. The ,,Ir;".r of ,irinkiu- .r
III re>ul, Of said c..,as> Is y. follows.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

W.; 'he '"i>cribcr>. beng appointed hv fhe
" fr''afe court. for the district of Essex
commissioners 10 receive examine and ,Liu.t oil
claims and demands OF all persons against the e.
tate at Leroy Prc>tv late IF lunc,., r,rc. in said
district Represented n>"lv-nt and the claim, and
tenants exhibited III ";i>c, thereto and six month";.
from the An day OF April. u. l>:,6. being allow
ch Ivy >'li court for that purpose. do therefore
hereby give n"trr thu; We will attend ,n .lc du
N"> "l our said appointment; n the Store %. French
X Son. III SAIL LU."l'Urg on The fir, Mondays .f
June and Ahru>. lex. rom o'clock T. NJ till
O'Clock l. NJ on each of said DAYS.
y ". French. c,,n,0;sx:ou.
ID. +, SNOW, ""'''''>s'oners.
Iuu.n'urS. Apri. 3 I>s6 e.e-.a
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From the Boston Olive Branch
among IN" many popular medicine, which hay ,corc,
'- ,I'ath "" i"i'Nc MOI" have been found Of much
II. I "tn!"i>ii asthma and >miltr complaints ill IN,
'''i nH''r> fv many and .,ri'> trials and r>,er
nh'H mas f"' i,ina sure and r,, al rcrrv-a III, slider
sum cong desired ' ht>irii Ii> inrr,iu,. h,y, ,,,,
r"i 10y 'i"i Al 1It,> SIS u. harmless and at. ,.
nov" me testimonials a" our rr>t citizens
h '"intt'" '' II. We feel assured that r,S,. ri>:r,,
SAFETY - 'i' ''''' p''''iS Win
celebrated Rfft"r> have received the highest tr,,i-
Hri'ai> ever Offered III favor ii any medicine 49,
.''th F"wlc& Go. rs i,Iil,.t.n street R,.,op ,,
PI"nT> S'id f,v Their agents everywhere
S,i iy 4. Bingham ST J.a.l;,,nrX K,cn / R-,clo,,
~ JiiiI>bur> Center: u Mr,arr,y ,,,,,,, R,",n
n Dun ~ iii center Hill Flanders, sheffield. : :
n ,'i' '',."r ''"'rc" wt>. r. cca-: CLARK Var
num- Barnet: B,,iry A Bingham W,t,r,,,-t 80
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10 therefore hereby declare and make This nv
Proclamation. tina, John e. Darling, ESQ. Of Con-
cord. had majority Of all the votes a. aforesaid
an" l. therefore ':Tly elected County Comm ,>o.cr
Tor SAID County of Essex for the wear ensuing of
which all persons will take due notice All. govern
themselves accordingly.
WI II HARTSHOEN Cl,rL
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PARTICULAR NOTICE 10 ALL
Travelling Booksellers

Not can buy Books CHEAP better ,oft,o NJ,
Z ami OF more fsY,uiIr ,hnrart.r from u, t,,,
'I"in any other h"u>.. III the country.
L.P. CEOWN& co. Publishers.
'''-e"I IL Corul.i Ru>tou
r.. hereby relinGuish 10 nv son. Clia..
H. Folsom. his time during the remainder q,
h> minority. ami shall claim home q. Li .,ru;,,. m
pay any debts Of his contracting sf.-r .hi. dare
ANDREW FULSUN
Attest. Samuel Willard, Dana to,sun.
Sutton. March IL, 1856 a.s.,4
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LIE.E.S' LIVES,

We reier our readers to an advertisement in an
ne' .oi''nn Tor inll particulars concerning the
MOS. remarkable cures. for all description, of disea.
S>"i the lungs, ever discovered Its virtue. have
Deeh testified "bv hun ireds, who have obtained
sielr knowledge by the hes, of all teachcr.-expe-
tence. -f~
CA' iioN-l'r. Curtis's Hygeana is the oricina
~ why sS"u'ic Ttlclc. 5000
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VII subscriber oilers for ale H. FACTORY .;,u,f
Ell III fas'nml~ic village. Barnett together
good one story House. well finished ,;,h .. .,r..
OF good l"D' attached. /: is believe, ,b,, i,r any
one wishing Z" engage in the business the k,,;ou
ore OF the most desirable To- Ice found and ~iII he
sold nj bargain. Cre,.it gi7en fer q mar, of The
purchase money il desired I 4 RIvIs'v
ra>.umI>ic. Marcl. q, 1856. e.s,f
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The Trichosthene.

1T l. HE REMEDY FOR BADNESS
IL ARRESTS FALLING orr oF THE HAIR
FROM THE First ArPLTATp,N
1T Is THE MOST ELEHAST TOILET AEIr-
GLE IN THE WORLD
III kEEP> THE HEAD ENTIRELY PRIZE
FROM DANpRCFF.
ii CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE.
1T DOES NOT SOIL 1UE hat an uo~~..
LINE MOST az 1HL t,uIA>y ,,,w,.>,.
NOW ~ COMMON tsl
Manufactured and sold ~lr.lrsale md ,e,.;i J..
kEUMNE & HOlT Railroad .,rc,
''"''j II. JohlAbury, VT
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TAKE HEED.

me and all. who are indebted 70 The s,h.cr;, .r
~ will rall and settle
Ey ~ doing ;l;ey Will care costs. &c
GEO. DOWNING.
st. John.5ur, March q. 1885. a.s,f
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4 Rare Chance to buy Plovvs !.
w ATCli ES.

II ANi 81 the ancient Fa:cn. Lever Watches ,r.
"i 'ni'er1"r workmanship and III, The -t'hro-
h"'hrfr Balance w"ul! i'c is ycri.r. rneker,,cr.
- any "f the h.ap,1,,d M"i,rgx watches. ara
>"nc 81 Those wa'c!e- are rf >'ff len; ca,,ari,y 70
- 'sff's'fs-
hi" Chr"n"nirirr. or al. regulating Balance
when cer"ie) VIII rolnici.a.e for the different
'ccrce> OF cold and heat IL wcll watches are ~x
pose" III 'h> rar'atr climate. AID thereby SECURE
20 IKE owners 81 them more uniform and perfect
time through the changes IF The wear.
IN" subscriber i l'r-;'arrd To- manufacture srd
pm III In, heanfif and useful attac hn-nt, pr.iu
eng great accuracv "' time. EXPENSE from So
I" >ia. according 20 TIE amount If labor r.,,rrJ
and the perfection "f the Adjustment.
Tie w'ilai> furnish engraved and send Z, order.
common and siiver-p plated Coffin Plates.
u. j. HARDY.
St. J"ll'hury. April 2, 1856 ..sa
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w AN TIE D.

n Nlrgen'ous young man as an apprentice to a
u light. profitable, indoor business. The bc>, of
terms Will he offered to! suitable person. For
particulars address Box So, st. John>bury, w., or
Inquire at the office Of lnE CALEpoHIAN.
April ., 1876. s1S-7s
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iA'en's have been recently issued, to Lu-
"'' OF 'a'end'sh, VT, for improve
"'"' III the levers of railroad car br,L.s .nd
;" ~ """es H. Bennett of Bennington, w., for
improved butter workers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12

MI ABE Of whole sheet galvanized and CONNIE,
VI sheet iron, for sale hv
EOYNTON 4 DEMING.
81. lotn>hurv. March Z. 1856. sT",i
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Watch Lost !!

.. 'he ,ub,c,iter. "n Friday. March a.
h>r@Pel"-t Watch When lost N. xa,,b h.
''c attached With my ,,nIn- written thereon n.
ii''er viii lee >nitabi~ rewarded b, ,.,,n. o..
watch at the office Of The Ca-r,,,ian '''
Wleel"ck. March 81. l.:.. T.
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'AhEA f"f nol-lavnent Of taxes. and vii, h.
soid 10 satisfy The same. at public aucrj.m ,.n
Saturday. May 10. $50. at o'rlork T. n d..
hu'ldihe ki"~h ~ the Wallace Tavern S,,,,a :,
situated III Stevens Village. l:arnet. ''"'''
p r. Z. SiENENS, Constable.
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NIsE1EEN1H WARD BUCHANAN ASSOCIATION

NIsE1EENTE WARD BUCHANAN ASSOCIATION
~ Pursuant 70 adjournment the Democratic Republican AS
Third avenue, On Frtay evening" June 1856 The Pred.
dent OF the association announced the gratifying Intelligence
nation Of the Nsiors Democratic Convection for hs office OF
President OF hs United States and thai j. q Breckenridge of
sis his sh Be-
known tbs Buchanan Association OF the Nips,e smith
Wsra asd that a. citizens Of hs ward friendly to The alec
entge TO he office Of Vice President Of the United states,
shall eligible to 'ershp complying with The ure
Abe ioo resolutions. offered By Alderman Anson Her.
RICK were unanimously adopted, viz =
faction the pcmiaiop of James Buchanan, the dngushed
and experienced statesman, Of Penu lvati the domocra
tic repus candidate tor the Presidency belle that 1t
fail the complete uIion and the harnon
scon OF the q eat democratic party OF the Union in the
proceeding election, which Is only necessary to its
rrenscy ps-peuaton CT great principles 10 the
future administration OF cur national government.
Major Convex lion has manifested due regard 70 The popular
vii Of the nacn Cor which tho delegates should receive the
hsnks the utope whose sudraees wall unquestioaaby ee
him to the high position tor which he Is suddAe
hessived. That in view OF the glorious prospects OF tr nph
that open upon the de nocrac party Of he nion and in
James Pucaansn end j. O. Breckenridge at Circtonsh be
sons thai may have htasro deraosd them aud
te unite and enthusiastic effort TO the
Resolved That the dsDosrats OF tbs Nineteenth W. I'd with
regard evious locsi distinctions
with ssccistiop, and operate local
be 6esgsed fJr the advancement OF the
democratic and the election Of Buchanan and Brecken
Fessived 1ba; committee o. FIVE he appointed by the
70 n ne sr n M INT holding msss
on iuesfa, evening next respond 10 the nominations OF the
motion the proceedings Of this meeting were ordered to
be publ!fhed in The Herald and Sunday Atlas
GEORGE WEI6 President
GEO, L BEgDrx Secretary
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AuyEkrlsEnkNr. RENEWEB kVEHY DAY,
POLITICAL.

1OTH WARD AT MEETING OF THE NATIONAL
Id Democratic Ward Committee OF The 18Th Ward held
pursuant call OF the chair Friday evening" June 9th
1856 Mr. David Hempsed in the chair resolved, That
committee o tbrse to onted to draft resolutions expressive
tonal cAoddses The following gentlemen we're pointed
The comm ittee-Mr. William Fream John Mcconnell,
Mr. bephsu Baker: to when the Genera
mite 6cced-Mr Charles NJ smith. VIM p. Mo jor.
mack On the committee retiring they adopted the folio wing
resolp tom.
Resolved That In the selection Of James Buchanan for
John c. Brecken bridge for Pre- ndent
the National Convention held a. Cincinnati june 3D. 1856
recognise stsesmen OF the best stAmphose whose hands
the constitution Will be sste far ati:i.m Al AID
sicr from abroad carefully watched and ustiJ punshsd
Resolved. Tint Affirm adherence to the plat
form laid by the National Conventions OF 1913 and
49, asserted NJ Cincinnati the Kansas Nebraska Act and
pledge ourselves to use al honorable to sscu,e the
= - DAVID Fl hKAPsTEAD. ohsirnan.
RICHARD EVANS, Secretary.
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Personal Intelligence.

We see By the passenger list OF the Canada that Mr.
Barclay, late British Consul at this port has gone 70
HALIFAX ard not to England Mr.. Champion hAs gone to
England.
Col Cc and his accomplished bride sails for Europe
in the steamer Baltic day.
Intelligence has been received that President Van
Blren thrown from his Wednesday morning
While ridir through the vusge Of Undertook. He is
said 10 considerably injured bu. not dangerously
TIE Presiceat Of the United States has recognized
Nicoo Reggie Vice Consul Ct the Two se,s at Bo5
ton; Werrer Dresch Consul Of Prussia, at Baltimore
aud Pruaercio Margui Consul for the republic OF Uru
quay, =. Baltimore.
=, - the were, Hoess-w g benny Pittsbnrg; 4 dc
os0s Mr. i fns s ssa sHG rnrs j. hSsG
New yofs GO :. sse:on s,ssss ss.os s. si.r
& & % Esn5 Lee sts xSi As.ns
eG Ess g. Mss ss rG w.
Rev Jarvis si1d eto sn; j. o. alden Hartford; Mr. and
"a d. Hartford; ar. Rcdswod N KodsvoId Lima, g. Ikea
Bremen.
From Southampton and Brs IL ths steamship Washng
sss hsss, "a ss s sfs: s Hsos S.s. It.
Ssf ss I'D s4 "
chsiengsr Mrs and Miss Burgess c.p..n Ray
ps ssa s
,ss and T w quo si.o S Martin 1
and 'a
Rad ~ amy "a saa "a
cher MISS Psons Mrs Fanny Leech Mrs Thomas Eliza Bel
Bar win, Msthilde Kreckton and family,
Kamohfs % Picfert Dnrmsn, somne elcs achsrdt, Ms
Adehed ard family BAbei,s Hoffman,, Gath
mann Elise amann Assss Olive. nond Parrish,
ksye sarah eecker stun and sister aessr Pero
Long 3rflp and vile, CsrJoue, Andre Hot auz Mgnas
Jsulhc+ oarce, Brsse' Init Jagne;tl Dan and Tim
sh sr: .n. kss sns rad
aud wife; Paushan, Lindner and family; Kunz and WIFE,
Claus Hornog GrsiF s,upickY AID family; n sses Anna
Mcser. sophie Locher Louise Dufng Elise Gron emeJp,
bs Has % Hssx b sna spia:
Asrsse' Forster FIN ne Quemsr ryssonsks aud sister Cs
Gle Echehsum Elise Dan Tiger, Marie kndler and sis er.
Christian kuph md family, Chris Wesermsnp and family,
Mssss ~iz, Koch, Reefs snd vie Recaer, Kemoer Laps
tboisuly, Eohri Wepz ich New bury Laws White, Mes
Gao Moody and child Lodge child Regina Vase aaun,
Arns Lar gs'sdi DR. Bcorg Mi-eez enere Mss Fl
mine, Mr. Dem Berg-TotaltA.
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ions; schs g HowArs Baker. Northern pork n HAw.
.e e 81. s.s
H1sr a2caIAs, Nay s-sn .ehr yAss.o. xYors.
ri st. aussa H. .l
sDs RsD H a.
Ter ri .dspss; d. ss1oa sssds NYo 9is n0'" ~
b. ssS o New
iPA~Passns In bark Tom corwin, from Oienfuegos
CO. cs.lss9 sorf; Bsidwn eis.i fhisdspsis s'u
sss @ e. s ~ s;s ass
Il s:7s's e e. coming up ship.
sns, al
John oone. Hallowe Liverpool Adams, Avery. Bremsn;
koKsoLK June ART sssn,sh'p Roanoke skinner. New
c% Spo M. ane esoss
Nor for NyOrs schrs jane sally Eranees DO;
rine uasteel Laster rewoen 20; n,clons Handy PhuA
e "a
fses >: ~: s
Grolx Eeuvtss Nelson Mayssrez; Billings. Coo Porto
Morgan Albsny; Geo Dummer Jr Chambers, Va; cage,
McGrath Phlade phsa Anderson, Miller sarah Joos
Baltimore. Sid schrs Buckalew Philadelphia; Hunter, do;
Panther Va.
PORTLAND Jpne4 Cid banks GambiA Drnkwater Glen.
yyS Ss USon aa g.. xoeSs
Small, Nataazas.
PORTSMOUTH. juno Arr schrs Seth Keith Nickerson.
Potomac River AAdAzascar. Haa PhlsteiPhia; stArs.
Lopaus, NYork.
,fRoyiDEMoE, June s-Arr steamship Petrol. Arey.
York; schrs Worcester khode3 Philadelphia; Mossle Bur
.nssms, Troy sM brig OCEAN WAYS, shaw Phiisdeohs;
NV Pratt smih: Di ,dsm BLACK; Mogul, Love- Prl:s,
Chambers sophia Ann, emth; Reindeer Robbins; AlmedA
Di,kpson; Dckinsoo. Cnrson John MeIee Mcgee; G
bert Green Weaver Cicero Dougsy and Martha Jane Cox
PhiIsdelr Salmon Washourn rhrasher Hoae In Bloom
Coleman a'adem Higbee, and Fire Fly aoyt New York;
Monsocp, Wood, do; soop Seymour. Rondont.
hICaMoNo, June Arr bark J Coob: Howe, NYork;
schrs esover Rogers Bottom Nsry Ellen Mathews Shrop
shEe. Ataoy sd schfs Helen Long, Boston; Darling.
ROCKLaHD. MAY 80 Arr schrs HArmony and Irene,
Jsn River Everett and Een Ne York june "a Csyon,
NYork Jamerou, do Sd MAY 80, schrs hiawatha, Mel
bourne Ptts NYork John Bell Richmond; lagrange
NYork June l. Hurd, NSork
SALON, june SID BRIG Herrico, Para.
WICKT0bD june 4-sld schr Arion, Mclaughlin, Qrom
Providence Norfolk
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Col. Benton for Buchanan.

The foIowirg letter from Col Benton published IN
the st. Louis Democrat OF the I'd inst -
BROADWAY HOTEL, CINCINNATI May q, 1856.
arrived here last night, and 60 70 Louisville to-
day and return this place ct the end of the week.
how things done in the Convention. | never was
IN one, intended to be, but wish TO be near
enough II this to see how things manag~'-not
what is done bu. how-having reason to believe tha.
the BUSH has long been fixed in the small onions
attended by the old managers at Washington city. |
think Buchanan would be the ssfes for the peacs and
harmony Of the country both at home and abroad but
hs1roscrbed for having the smoke OF the Kansas
bas6 on hi skirts' Tnere gill be much jockey voting
done TO sat y tbs people that al fair aud steer that
the combinations will be developed which have bsen
agreed upon the and tse happy result win
BE- received in tumuituous acctanation.
do no. know yet whether will be candidate srer
get to Missouri The question viii depend entirely upon
the effect TO be Observation-Disclosures il will be for the
peace and harmony of the country; for would taxa
Office which TO sdd TO the present excited and agi
tated state OF things.
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csveopsment Of growing power, requires that We
hold scored the principles involved In tbs Monroe doc
uins and their binding import, which admits Of mia
construction and should DO applied With unbsndins ng
dity.
9. Resolved, That which the great highway Of nature
as well the assent of the States mos. immediately io
tsrested in its maintenance has marked out tor tree
Communication between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
constitutes one Of the most important achievements
realized by the spirit Of modsrn times, and the unosn
querable euergy Of people-thAt result should b.
secured by timely, efficient exerdon and control
with the governments Of the States within whose domn
ions II hes We can under circumstances, surrender
prepondsranos In the adjustment of Gil questions
arising out Of IT.
10 Resolved Thst in view Of such commanding into
rest the people Of the United States cannot but
thise with the efforts which being made by the peo
pie Of Central America to regenerate that portion OF the
continent which covers passage across the oceanic
Isthmus.
IL. Resolved That the democratic party win expec. Of
the next administration Il a. effort made to On
sure an ascendancy In the Gulf Of Mexiooso maintain
permanent protection the great outlets through which
Is smptsd into its waters the produ,n raised upon
soil and the created BY the industry OF tbs
people in Western valleys and the Union at large.
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THIRD wARD--hT MEETING OF THE BUuHANA An
4 Assosi Aon OF the Third ward held q the Column
shpdes No Ct Peters plsce bet ween Barclay ant vesey
srees Friday evening Juoe g. motion A. j. McCary
HAr,s soa. BENJAMIN Ray. James H1xsl Joha hcore
fnoch Smith Peter Lsrn, Vice Preside ats, Edward g.
HeAasne John Lee Secretaries Hon. BE, amin Hsy osr
et the following ro3olutons which unanimously
adnp,e6;-
Reaoyed Thu, Recognizing the long continued and eminent
servc.p lofty character the distinguished abl
y or the tried unncng patriotism Of james Buchanan
az Penn svyania the buchanan Association, the rhri
ward ~ the city York, do hail mis- nomna
ton the Nsio-al Democratic Convsstton a. Cncaaaa
"a candidate OF their choice for President the Uni ed
stats With profound and sincere do ENFORCE The
aams with eli or hearts; and furhern ore, be IL
Reso we'd That the combined of the democratic sele
gss NJ OF stats Of New York 10 his behalf we xree the
return N that and harmony which viii AM
sure he triumph princples the safety stability and
qlory OF this great nation,
honorable epdeavors place noble standard the
Presidential chaie oa the 4 OF Msrh 1857. and pledge
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