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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-27

The IRISH COLONIZATION CoNvENTioN.-Aa
address to the Irish Catholics of America, adopted
by the late Irish Convention at Bufalois publish
Cd In the Buffalo papers Of Saturday. The pro-
fcssets object of the Convention is to see whether,
with the advice of the reverend clergy, means
cannot be devised for the improvement "t the con-
dtslon OF Catholic emigrantS TO America" The
address asserts that there is growing up In this
country class similar to that which IN Europe.
menaces the existence of the social fabric, and to
whom the acquisition of land is impossible; the
success of the scheme now proposed would relieve
the State from the dangers of pauper population
and confer benefit on religion shy removing
large masses Of men from the demoralzlng inlu-
encs of swollen cities, and bringing and retaining
them within the salutary influences OF the church
and school, The address says: ''To attain this
desirable result--desirable alike to the Christian
and the statesman, and to secure the requisite
nifty of action, we have devised plan, the details
Of which are respectfully submitted to you In the
approved report OF our committee on finance. A
vast mass of most valuable information, laid be-
fore our committee on lands in the United States
and Canada, is entrusted to the discretion of the
directories of several countries, who are charged
70 watch for the general plan, and direct all for
the best"
In conclusion, the class especially interested are
requested to grant their cooperation, until every
man in search of independence has found 1t. The
report of the committee on lands in Canada is
volumnous document. 1t speaks of tract OF So
600 square miles in the "valley of the Ottawa"
rs suitable for colonization purposes; of lands IN
Canada East, where Catholic population is al
ready established, and Of other localities IN Cana
da Yves. but the first mentioned are preferred.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-27

Samuel d. Nelson has been appointed Post
master at Steele's Tavern, Augusta County, in
place Of John Steele,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-27

REpuBLIcAE NATIONAL CosvEsTIos,-,r
Black Republican National Convention met at
Pl,snrg on The 22ad inst, John A. King. OF
New York, was. calediio the chair, and Fimcs
P. Blair, OF Baltimore, formerly shining light of
the Democracy was appointed permanent Pres-
dent. Mr.. Bsir pn ssnled aapaper expressing
the sentiments of The Southern. friends of kepub
lcanism. including large number Of tne mer-
chants Of Baltimore who would snferby dissolu-
ton of The Union. He says that waning should
be given to- Shareholders not TO rendapge Their
properly by taking il into Territory wherein the
sovereign power Of the country nterdic,s slavery.
Every issue should merge in the Missouri COM
promise and he recommended all parties TO meet
in convention to nominate a President and Vice
President. The Convention was not called 10
nominate candidate for The Presidency. which
will be done early in The summer. AIMING the
Vice Presidents was one Joseph Fairly, OF Viz
GINA, aud w. S. Bailey, of Kentucky.
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AneliyhtfnI CHANGE,

The weather for some days past has been mild
and pleasant ,beokening the speedy return of balmy
Spring. The snow is gradually disappearing.
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Oysters are selling in Boston at five dollars pei
6 lion.
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T,alported for Stanton.

Feb. 81, ls5e.-vind copy y, IDS. - -. ~ :
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FRrnAY.-S enate.-Nothing Of interest.
House--Nolhing of interest a
SATURDAYS enate,-The bill to extend the
charter of the Bank of Virginia (passed by the
House) was taken up. Amendments were pro-
passed, and the bill made the order of the day for
Tuesday.
House.-A bill ordering the sale of Bank stock
held by the Stale was ordered 10 be engrossed.
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"OH, HOW IT SMARTS y,

"Oh, how it smarts"-sobbed fair.haired
girl OF SIX years. as she raised her '.bonny
blue cen" swimming with tears, appealing.
ly to mother, and shook her hand ahiau
With burn. Il know it child" replied the
mother, but calm yourself, you'll meet with
many sevcrer pain, should you live to wo.
mans estatt. that sObs cannot lessen. balms
cannot heal"
Aye, head aches and heart aches, are law.
ful inheritances Of the children Of men. Tn.
dark days will cou,r-bltter di,appoin,.
n'cnts tincrure with gall all liir's remaining
sweets Realities shall oi>s,pat- the bright
dreams that gave charm to youth, and let
.hcir rainbow hues to hopes coiorino OF the
future. The war OF life shall extlnyuish
sympa,hy-cold can CONCEAL afections-,ts
rough Jps'le cxtermina;e onfiIence, and sac.
rihre oenevoIence to self ,Ilness.
"HOw 1t sinarts, will be the secret or.
clamatlon OF many painful moments, when
no parental hand is near to apply the soorb.
ing balm, or administer genial sympathy.
''how 1t smarts," Is echoed from myriad, Of
human hearts, while the thorn piercrs the
flesh, and the poison rank!es in the very vi
tals-aye, poison slow in its operatio IS, bu,
deadly sure in its etlects-poison Ii It dead.
ems sens'blIIty, destroys charity. and enslaves
purity to the Relentless god Of gsiu.
"llow 1t sm"rts,' signs the dark .ev ell mai.
den. as pressing the smSlI hand VI on the
heart, she seeks tn. quiet Of her CHAMBER
Tor hs Who Won her young hearts 6rst aff.c.
lions, has thrown them 1t her feet, . worn,
4 worthless thing aud he 10 free. A little
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Try It! Try IT,! Try 1t!!!
G. W. STONES LIQUID CATHARTIC
AND FAMILY PUYSIC

VVViiE most important dicoverv ever made in med
= zeal Science. being a compound OF barks and
roots which forms the most powerful safe and agree
able physic ever offered to the public The nece>
sltv of such a medicine has long been felt. both bv
the heads of families and physicians. Its advanta
ge> over cathartics given in the form of pills or
powders, must he obvious to every intelligent person
Ii operates more Immediately and ellie, tuailv upon
the system. and at the same time is infinitely less
difficult To administer. being quite agreeable TO the
taste. 1t not only produces all the effects where
phvsic is required. but plctelv removes habitua
co>tivenes>. leaving the bowels perfectly free Ii
expes all humor> from the blood; is a certain cure
for the piles regulates the action of the liver frees
the stO: ach from bile :invgor.e> the whole nervous
system and removes the cause Of all local pains such
as Rheumatism. Neura gIa. Tic DoulUureux Govt.
Pain in the head. side, stomach. &C.
II may also be relied upon in all diseases Of the
bowels. Dvsenterv, DiarrliTa.and Cholera Morbu>
yield at once to its magical influence. Again we
repeat, TRY T.-i!nec no other recommendation
NJ family will be without it after thew have proner
lv tested its merits. Reader Is Won have tried 9th
er remedies without success despair not-relief is
now at hand. II YOU have expended money and
time in a frutless attempt to recover your health.
save both " reSortng at once To The use of this
medicine. Are YOU suffering from Scrofi,la. six
bottles Of my Liquid Cathartc will cure vou.-
Would YOU be relieved from habtuaI cost;veness
three bottles will effect all that YOU desire If Won
are afflicted with rheumatic. neuralgia or other local
pains. two bottles will free YOU from them. All
humors will be eradcated from the blood by tbe
use OF one to SIX bottles. In short, if Won reoure
phvslc for any purpose, this is the most reliable
safe and agreeable to the taste that has ever been
placed within the reach Of the public.
Price one dollar. Principal Depot at No. sCen
trail street, Lowell. Mass Fred. F.. Smith. Mou,nal
Ter. General Agen, for Vermont.
Sold byJ c Bingham, StJohnsbury. j SH Weeks
Danville. F. Perry & Co, Cabot. a5,eon,Cos
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!.
4 WOMB, Ri !. u ~coV,1v la r"cc.''t lrtli
u made hv l'r. Curtis Il HI city. ~ =, iI,ar-
men. 81 CONSUMPTION. asthma and all diseases t
lie lung We r,cr tn "l,r. Cunts illocii.a. ,r
uhaiIli. lv.,a1 Nai,r AND CLcrr. >t!l:. Wi
liz new .thol pr C. la- restored l-,l - c',ei
ONES 10 heal.h. ~ an Violence e., wi he la IL
nuuc:ahlc ccr,Itici,c~ Speaking e. .lc;r,-,if.l.t
a physician remarks. Ii i evident Tia; la..i :.
constantly breathing ma agreeable, lctl, v:lor-
the medicinal ir,,trtic> mus. cone II tree, c,n
tact with Tie whole sra cavities "i tie ling u
thu escape ic many and varied change produce!
upon them hen introduced iii" Il, - mach. aid
subject 20 The rr"c,- 81 Question Ike H. -'.,:i
i t,r sale ~ all The pru.j~,> throa. hcul i ali
try y. bnfim.'h. Jam. II.
Thci,lalcr i Morn ca the breast under Tie linen
without the lra>; .Ncoi.v'l.iciCc-'ic Leaf e The
body being ~Utfic lent :" t':l"rc ii!' tl.d. Hun
'!rc!> Of cases OF cure. Ike the :allowrc. IL II
he named.
One package OF the liyc"ana ha> cured ne Of tie
A~tiina OF IN wears >tallil =. j. |. kii>Il l:lN.
i. ". Of punca l"l.. Ia
| am cured If 'hc Asthma 81 'cli wears >';.'I.iG
by Or. Curtis Hvcealla. MAE,.if1 ASTON.
Brook VI. y !.
Mrs faul. Of Ne. = Nannoud->t. y ! e.. "as
cured Ola cl>co 81 Bronchitis N Tie lily cana
Ny sister ha> hccn cured E" Il dI>t1">>1i- 80 USfi
OF several vcar> >tardIl = ana !ecIi,9 :" icil'cur
hlac. hv the physicians She VIZ cured III "i.tl"
10y the Hyceal!a. j. lGautc1t.f Nix elmo e. IL"
HE Eev. pr. th"cV"r. "i New ON te>'iltS al
our mediocre in HE following In cu;'E'-
INV l"LK. N"v. u. ia. Dear ST. IAN
highly OF pr. 'urtl>> livgcaia. - ar'nriI Ill d>-
"a>c>"t the throat and lungs. Having had >"ii {
opportunity to testify IL efficacy am convinced
that II i a most excellent NJ rif ifh iic : a
and the l'haliIe all'l'r;'fl"i "'tr chest
Ir"f- y Center "rif"> IL - f"'i"">-
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FOR SALE
Caledonia Machine Shop Co

u S'ftEloH article of Warehouse Tricks far
- use OF Merchants. Millers, and Others. ,he
same Kept for sale by Chamherlin, Kevc, & Co &
Paddock X Co.. AT the Depot w N
Also Engine Lathe> with and without screw fix
lures ana ""odworth's Board Planers all of SINE
Iior Workmanship and construction, at low prices,
together with the following articles of 2d hand ma
chinery, &c-. cheaper than the cheapest.
Blind Making Machine. Crampi,c Machine
Mortisng do PANEL P,i.;,'o ', @n
Seat Boring DO five feet Pnli.r eJ i,r
Mil Sfating; four feet Pulley for Mil Sl,i,;rr
lot OF cast iron Spiders for 8 and feet Pueys
together with cast iron Hangers and Boxes. for
hanging to inch shatting
~; nn persons wanting any of the above articles
T.R. FAIRBANKS. Agent.
St.Johnsburv, Dec IA, 1855. .s",f
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while, the pain burns fercely, and another I
Is added to the many graves that disGgure
the fair earth.
"llow it smarts," groans the old man as
he sways to and fro in anguish of spirit bis
silvered locks falling carelesslv around his
brow. A breathing picture Of despair is the
old man. sitting there in agony And why?
his son, his only, we'll. beloved son. on whom
he looked with bright anticipation Of honor
and usefulness, bad deeply erred, even to
shame ard disgrace. The alluremen: of the
saloon were too enticing-the billiards too
exciting-and the temptation to try his luck
too strong to withstand, till forger was writ
ten against him, and 6errely burned tie pain
in the fathers heart bleaching the head,
whitening, bI;sh'ing, blasting his life.
The heavy hand Of disease has brought the
midnight assassin down till the grave yawns
to receive him. "Oh, the s,inq :" shrieks
the strong man, a. be losses wildly, madly
on bis couch
While life is ebbing fast awav,
And death stands hooking bv.'
All !! the smothered fires of conscience were
reviving then. and remorse pierces the soul
with stings of agonv.
bring me acard," said the diving Ran
d"lph to his attendent. 1t was brought and
: given him-a plain, pnre white card. lie
looked at it moment and returned it saw.
ing, "Write on it, Remorse." II was done
and again handed to him. lie gazed intent
" for moment, turned !. over. and gave
; It to the attendant, saving, Write again
R'morse." 1t was written and again return
ed him. He held it before his view, turn
ing it from side to side, repeating 'Remorse
Hemorse.' till his lips could move no more.
5 All, yes. pains, griefs. dark dreary hours
thorny pillows. ever follow the recipient
, OF the primal curse. "iiow it smarts" is an.ey
r .'' udv exciama'ion' rr-ecnoed hourly. while
yet the many children Of humanity journey
through this
--"Wicrins maze
Where she hath tracked ten thousand WAYS
Her victims to ellsnare:
All broad and winding and aslope,
All tempting with pertid;ous hope
. All ending in despair"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-14
FAIR GROUND.

TIIE Trotting Course of the Fair Ground Com
, panv. will be IN readiness for use on the 4th
of June next and persons wishing to use it for train
ing horses can have pass on application to Treas
urer. by paying $50, which will entitle them to
the use OF the Track for this purpose till Jan: 1857
Fair Days excepted. a. &. CHADWICK,
Treasurer.
May %. 1856. esS-s5
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/. ID. KlLBOURNE, d. ID. S.,
DENTAL SUR EON,

nR. KILEOIRNE, would say to his friends and
, the public generally that the connection here
tofore existing between himself and brother being
dissolved. he will for the present conine his prac
tice exclusively TO the treatment of the natural
teeth, (>uch filling, cleansing extracting treat
ment Of diseased gums. &c &C. And he hopes by
devotlne his time exclusively to this special branch
to attain greater proficiency, and give better salts
faction TO his patients than if divided upon both
departments Of his profession.
Charges reasonable.
Office No. BoIe> Demine's Block. up stairs
Entrance on Central street. 96Ui
Residence at +. F. Browns, on Summer street.
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1ISHE undersigned. having been appointed As
= Signee of Isaac Watts. of Peachan late n,er-
chant III trade. hereby gives notice to all person
indebted to said Hatts. that immediate payment
must be made. 80 days will be given for payments
t. be made TO me. Legal measures will be taken
or the collection Of those remaining due after thar
time. JAMES LANG Assignee
Peacham Hollow Nov.2 1856. .5Itf
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ORDER If NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
May 20, 1856.

ORDER IF NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
LEWIS HCLDEN'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia District 49,
At Probate Court held at Danvte said dstric; the
18th day of Nav. A 1855:
WHEREAS joel Fisher administrator Of the estate Of
Lewis Holden late Of Burke in said district deceased
proposes to render Of his administration and TO
present his account against said examination and
allowance for the purpose Of making dividend under de
cree Of said court among the creditors II is therefore
dered by said court that the consideration
and be heard AT the Probate Office In Danvle the 10Th
day Of June, 1856 And 1t further ordered that all
persons interested be notified heeofy publication copy
Of the record Of this order in THE CAEDoHAN printed
ST Jsbury three weeks successiy ely previous to said
time Of hearing that they appear and the allow
of said account II they heard by
said court in the matter partition distribution said
estate. BY the court.
CHAS S. DANA Judge of Probate
A true copy Of record-Attest
$685. CA BURBANK Register
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Dwelling-House

- The subscriber will sell his situation
located on Prospect Street. The house is large
convenient, well finished and well supplied with
water 1t Is one Of the most desirable locations in
me village; ANY one wishing to buy situation
will do we'll to call and examine the buildings and
location before purchasing. For further particulars
enquire Of the subscriber GEO. DOWNING.
81. Johnetury, Marcel ., 1866. s7lH
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Singers Sewing Machines.

IL ri>i> "i"fi>f' =" 'ifai ful so ..s'f. VI,
II an Il l'~i',flI- S-'1'- ~ L. Ma lI-..- r4.,-
III ia fa-'~
al 81 "'fhlle 4 al -i i't a. fl,-
id!r t'll i''>' it APP H. - ','i y
Nv Ii. ~ l'lf,r'r d. l.r~,ri ~ i ~r..rA 60.
',Hs';i" lAi~ a'r l. i't 10! .l.'I-.- 49,. ~,.- "
'i'i' n''r'>t TOPIC a n f'--1i ' r..--4
RI. Unparalleled >,,,~- OF ..l =, y Ia MAJ
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sixteen Suits ~ III. Infringement .'r Ii.,.r>
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tie ma, ie. tX welding pressure rhi,h r-.-i IN n
50 Ing nat iiir--iia- been fullN established ll.
Wis II. and ;h" ',1.>r Bik.r SWINE Mait-> - ~
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New and improved nachii> hanged n l'-.-a r.-r
i.I ii lI..t ii.,> Cd. rHtrA kind " >f\tfERtn
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a NOVEL HORSE SnoE.-Mr. Thomas
Lcnard has on exhibition a new patent horse
shoe, which is so constructed that it requires
no nails, and can be put on by any one with
out the aid of blacksmith. Attached to
the shoe is a hange extending around the
hoof, and at the back of the shoe. which lies
over the frog of the horses foot. is a Joint.
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bout one half the price Of the ordinary shoe
-IHIa LeHuer.
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NRESH Buck wheat Flour ard the best of syrup
- to eat on tn. hot cal Just received and sell
ing cheap. at EF. BROWNS.
Feb. Is go
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INFLUENCE OF THE SMILE IN GIVING
BEAUTY OF EXPRESSION. - A beautiful!
smile is to the female countenance what the
sun is to the landscape. 1t embelli>hcs an
inferior face, and redeems an ugly one A
smile, however, should not become habitual.
or insiPidity is the result; nor should the
mouth break into a smile on one side, the
other remaining passive and unmoved, for
this lmparts an air of deceit and grotesQue-
ness to the face. 4 dSagreeable smile dis
tOr:s the lines Of beauty, and is more repuI-
sive than frown. There are MANY kinds OF
smiles, each having distinctive character
some announce goodness and sweetness. 9th
e:s betrav sarcasm, bitterness and pride -
some soften the countenance bv their Ian
gushing tenderness, others brighten it bv
their brilliant and spiritual vivacitv. GAIN.
and porting before mirror cannot aid in ac-
Iniring beautiful smiles halt 80 we'll as to
turn the gaz" inward, to watch that the heart
keeps unsuiiied from the reelection of evil
and is Illuminated and beautlted by all sweet
thoughts.
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WARS AND THrIa Cost. Few persons
however much they may deprecate war, real
ize the enormous tax they are on the wealth
population and produrtivcne>s Of nation
Ii has been estimated hv careful satisticianS.
that, within the last sixty wears. twenty-five
thousand millions OF dollars have been sUuan-
drred IN wars. and seven millions OF lives >ar-
rItlred. The war OF the French rcvoiution
begun to re-impose on France DYNASTY sh.
had rejected. cost nearly three thousand mil
lions; The war to drive Bonapartc INTO exile
which commenced in 1903 and terminated in
1919. cost nearly fifteen thousand millions:
ann the war Just terminated, whose begin
ming was blunder, and whose whole con-
duct was a series of plumbers. has cost about
thousand millions. Men are still living.
men vet hale and hearty ard below the
P>almsts three score wears and ten" whose
birth preceded the spending OF the first cent
OF this gigantic waste Of human treasure and
lite. Within that sixty wears enough men
have been slain in battle to build and put IN
working order. within the short space Of
three " ars. a railroad that would have en-
circlcd the world. Within that sixty wears
enough wealth has been squandercd in war
to edu,ate every child on the face of the
globe, TO dram all the pcs:iIentIa! marshes, 10
Christianize the most remote and beni.L,cd
Phunlelphia Ledq,r
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BUY A NEW CARPET
PlOW POINTS.

NooEE'S rlow Points are kept constantly. on
~ haii ami for sale N the ol! stand in I,,lctS
ar" ny Luke huzz"ll, AT the Union hon Works. ST
.lohn>burv. VI
Barnet, March o., 1856 .-.,1o,c
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ra'n'"d Carpets Bookings. Mattinr> Rus &C. ,,,-ii,
est market prices. " ~ ''' at ~ 10"