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NOTTCEl

= Office is hereby given that am not a
member Of any partnership i'll the firm name
of Masser & Bowen, nor in the name of Bowen
g. Masser, and that will not be responsible for
any acts Of either of said firms, nor pay any Gu
gagcments entered into by any other person in
either OF the names aforesaid
JOHN BOWEN.
Sunhury, March 90 1856
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TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS,

NETANTED, to establish an Agency for the
w sale of Wood Mouldings, of which there
are from $50 TO $500 worth used in every house
that is built. Our advantages, in the use of a
Machine that will work a whole board into
mouldings at one operation, and the large
mount Of capital employed by the Company
enable us to give liberal commission, Pattern
book furnished, containing $50 patterns,
Address J. y. DALE, Willow street, above
Twelfth, Phihdelphia, Pa.
January 10, l656,--3la
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to
Ira T. Clement, on Book account, notes or other
wise, are requested to call and pay up without
dslsy, otherwise their accounts will he placed In
tire hrnds Of a inxgis,rai. fss collection.
susbuIy, Nov. ~ isAS.--u
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KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
Market Street, west Of Twentieth,
PHILADELPHIA.
s. 2. LNCORY & CO,

s. F. JACOBY & CO.,
IMPORTERS of and dealers in the various
Foreign and Domestic Marbles, Siatuary, &C.,
have constantly on hand large and select as
sortmcnt of Nantes, Tomhs Monument, Table
Tops, &c, of every description, not excelled by
any in the city for beauty, symmetry and finish.
Cabinet Makers, Plumbers and Marble Cut
tiers, furnished at the shortest notice, with Mar
hlc Of every description and pattern, whether
FOREIGN or Domestic, either finished in the Slab
or Block, on the most reasonable terms.
We respectfully invite attention 10 our stock
On hand
March /, l65C.-3m
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Nurserymen, Frait Growers and Farmers
NEW YORK HoRTIoULTURAL.REvEw
Il Journal Of Suburban Art.--SuperJiy and
Profuseiy Uisstrated Devoted to the
Adrancement Of the Rural Interests
IN A,no,,,u

advancement " ,the ftuTut interests
in America.
This is one Of the largest and elaborate works
the kind in the world.
Rurai Architecture forms Of tho prncpa features
Each number contaius from two to -four enenvings Of
model cottages from designs by eminent aud skiiul
ehecis Space is also Unsigned to the tasteful art Of
Landscape Gardening engraved plans Of gardens in
STYLE aud adapted the pecuarites OF different orders
OF architecture, besutify the work.
EngTnvings of fruits, flowers vegetables
&c, are illustrated and described their respective
qualities be determined, forming the most complete
and elegant Manual of Ruul HusbardTy attempted.
An experienced corps of practical writers III
number are engaged to fill its columns.
1t contains seventy large pages and is printed the
finest pearl-suifaced paper. manufactured expressly.
TERMS So per annum payable invariably III advance.
rnty cents commission ON each subscriber allowed to
those who act agents. SlOU0 will be distributed at the
end OF the among those who send us the twenty largest
lists of subscribers These Srcmums will be paid in cash
The hrst pfenian will be $500.
The following ate selected from hundreds Of similar
notices, voluntary contributed by cOntempuiuneuus publ
cations -
The horticultural Review deserves the liberal "a
udnage II IS not only enlnently practical but ~ written
IN style that equals the best efforts OF the late A. }.
Dowing --KNIcKERGocLER.
The most elegant and useful book Of the kind that has
ever come under our vAtiNn.---REGsrER.
Mr. Rengles, the Editor Of the Horticultural Review, is
practical pomulgs', and Of the hucEt sch tar5 our
country boasts Of He possesses the glowing descriptive
powers gf Dickens. the elegant gossip of Wnpole COM
h,ncd with thorough knowledge Of rural art--SIhIE
PcLicE TRBuNE.
Farmers buy it for your s,nshuy for yonr daughters
II is rich intellectual treat rare combination Of the
beautiful ud the useful.-ANGus, \. y.
We had thought that III 1wniug's death, the eloquent
advocate of rural adomnerhnd become Only chez ishtF
remembrance: but IN MIR Rragcs discovui equally
rich mine Of mental wealth. that beiokes the influence Vi
the spirit that is gone-MuNTRosE TRIBUNE.
Advertisers vii. find this an unsurpassed medium Of
publicity us 'he Horticultural Review crculates rAteIi-
sively in every State in the Union. Advertisements
serted ut the rate II so per page.
WOOD ENGRAVING
Those requiring Wnnd Engraving, can have their
executed in an uurivllrd manmer Special attention is
given to views of ANIMALS; an experienced English
Daurtsman is engaged for this express purpose Per
living at distance forward dngurrutype Of the
object (by mail they wish engraved which will he a
sufficient guide to obtain p,rfect fac siniie. Stock
Breeders viii be dealt with very Iiocrnl terms.
February 10, lsiG-6no
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CENTLEMEM's CLOTHING!
oElEJ W Nj I-A.RJIN
MERCHANT TAILOR,
sE7wSURR, Pa.
Respectfully inGSEus she citizens of Sunbnry and
the public generally, that he has just received
from Philadelphia, choice and select assortment.
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, sc viz:
French black Cloth, plain and tville5.
Black Beaver do fsE oyercoats,
Fine blue cloth.
CiGrct cloth
Casgncrcs french black corded.
do 90 do Boeshin
do d grey mixed Doeskir.
Ves,ings--rain oack sill; velvet.
do Figured velvet Plush velvet.
do Black satin figured.
Woolcn Shirts and Drawers.
Gentlrmem's Pocket Nandherchiefs.
do Neck-tiej.
All OF which will be sold or made up 10 order in
sho latest and best style.
Sunbury, Dec. /, lS55--if
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WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY three industrious Girls to
learn the Millinery business. Enquire a, the
VI ilner Store OF
MI GUSSLER.
sunbury, February %, is56.-n
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Great Arrival OF
Fall and Winter Goods !


IRA II. CLEMENT D..
n INFORMS his friends and cus,omsls that 10
n just received an elegant assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS -.
eAt his Store in Market Street, suubury, Which
be offers to the public at the levtst prices. ,'
His stock consists of a general sssortmen.
Dry Goods, viz: 4
Cloths, Cassimers, Casslncts, Jeans, Dr.l.ings,
Msslin:, Linens, CQliroes, BIuslin dc
Lains, Lc,cns, Ginghams, Btrages.
Also large assortment of CLOTHING.
A large assortment Of Boots and Shoes, fcs
Men, Women and Children.
SILK HAIRS. ..,
Panama, Falm lesf and other Summer Hats
gFasler.
GROCERIES Of every variety.
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, MoI,5scs, Cheese, Spices,
Fish, Salt, &c.
HARDWARE,
Viz Iron and Steel. Nails, Fi'ss, Saws, &c.
EENSW ARE, ..
7ea Sets, Plates, Dishes, Cups, Sauocrs, Sc
W Country produce of all kinds tshen In ex-
change at the highest market prices.
Oct. 30, lS55.--
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NEDARTUBS, Horse Buckets, Painted Buck
~ cts, Meat 1'endsrers Corn Brooms. Bas..
kets, Children's Wagons, and Yankee Clocks
ust received aud for sale by
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LET us REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK?

II has been the lot Of the human 20 be weighed
down by disease and suffering. HObI.OWAl,S PILLS
specially adapted to the relief of the WEAK the
NERVOUS the DELICATE, and the lNFIRM, OF all
climes ages, sexes, and constitutions Professor Holo-
way personally snpsriniesds the manufacture o his med
icus Ia the United States, aud offers them to free aud
enlightened people, the best remedy the world ever
saw for the IeuiUynl Of disease.
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XII. X. ENSSEsH.

Umbrella and Parpsol Manufacturer,
NJ. North ourth ST., y. ". Cor OF hiarket
PHILADELPHIA,
Has now on hand an extensive asso rtment OF
the newest and most desirable kinds including
many NEW STYLES not heretofore to be had
in this market. An examination of our stock is
solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
E' Prices as sow any house in the city.
March 90, lS5G.--iwc
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PAUL CORN z N =,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Aided by some eight years experience in the
practice of the Law, will attend with fidelity to
all matter appsr,aining to or within the line Of
his profession. Office with Charles J. Bruner,
Esq. Market street.
sunhnry, Sept is, is:s.--d
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.

These famous ri Is expressly combined to oparate
on the stomach the liver the kidneys the lungs, the skin
aud the weis, correcting my derangemeni IN ther unc
tnns purifying the bloud the very fountain Oi LIE, and
thus curing disease in all its forms.
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Premium Improved
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
TIE ONLY SILVER MEDAL

Yet awarded fy Agricultural Societies was given
TO this Superior Article, at the last Pennsy lyania
State Fair, al Harrisburg. as fertilizer Of the
best quality for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Grass aud
Potatoes. Raising heavy crops. and greatly i'm
proving the soil. The subscriber respectfully
informs farmers and dealers that lie is prepared
to supply the Spring demand at the old price.
EB@ AGENTS WANTEp.--A liberal dis
count allowed.
ALSO.-No Peruvian and Mexican 'Guano.
Poudretle and Land Plaster. OLE, Candles,
Soap, &c, Of the bes; quality, /, lowest market
rates.
JNO. l.. rOMEROT,
9 ana 10 .Souh IILdrres, beiOD Market Street
PHILADELPHIA.
- Farmers can load CD two private alleys, and
svoii the crowded Wharf
March 8. lS5G.--3mc.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ygSIIE subscribers, Executors OF tie estate Of
j. Henry Masser, decd, offer 1t pnyalc sa.e
the following property viz: \ large two story
frame dwelling house, together with about
so ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in LAWYER Augusta township adjoining
lands of Daniel Kaufman and others now IL tn,
occupancy of John L. kaufman ss a Store aud
dwelling. The house is new and the location
good one for business.
Also TRACT or LIMESTONE LAND,
in said township on TIE river about mi!rs lie.
low Sunhu. Y, adjoining lands of j. Y, PPherson
and Others, containing, about 80 acres. The
soil is productive ana contains limestone ard
other minerals.
Also a tract ol Land, containing nhcut 35
acres on the hill, about two miles below SuHhUry,
adjoining lands OF the heiis Of the late John
Conrad and others. There Is, on this tract,
small orchard OF choice fruit.
Fer further particulars apPly to the subscribers.
II. b. MASSER,
p, B. MASSER, Executors
FRANCIS BUCHER.S
Sunbury, January 10, ls56.--tf
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1GATEI.1rEH;.I Cards,

MATJfII1S:sj CARDS,
rsNII L subscriber is still engaged in the manu-.
Il icturing Of superior Machine Calds for
Cotton and Woollen Factories. The best quality
Of Leather and Wire used in making the above
and after an experience Of twenty-five years, is
prepared 10 warrant them equal TO any made in
this country. | am also making superior Leather
Bands, cemented and copper ryited, the stretch
taken out by powerful machinery. Elevator
Straps for Grist Mills also.
Leather Hose, Of superior quality, made as
0boyc. JOHN Ii. HASKELL,
Ro. 80 South Uutaw Street,
Baltimore, Md.
March 80, lS5G.--cm
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FAME MeoLINTocK, NJ. D, Late

" OFEsSoR uf Anatomy and Surgery in the Phil
adepEia College Of Medicine, and Aching Professor u
Midwifery one OF the Consulting Physicians uf the Phil
nclphla Hospital bockey; late member ui the National
Medical Association member ul the phindelrha Med
cal Society member uf the Medlc1 Chirugca College
Of Philadelphia; formerly President and Professor II
nat pmy ald Surgery in Castlet Medical College, Yer
mont and also late Professor of Anatomy and Physia
ogy in Berkshire Medical Institution, Pnt.fed, Mass
&c &C, &C.
Has lately introduced IN popular form several If lis
favorte prescriptions for the principal disease Of this
climate. The name of each article will Imply the disease
for which il is intended To be used
DR. McCIINTOCK'S PEcTORAL SYRUP pricesI
DIR. McCllNToCk'S COLD AND COUGH MIN
TgKE-For Colds, Coughs, kc. Price 25 cts
DIR. McCLlNrOCk'S ASTHMA AND NoOFiNG
C4C@ii REMEDG; fnce % eis
SNRUP-FOr Purifying the Blood Prize 81.
DR.. McClINTOCK'S DYsrEPrIC EIINIR-For
giving tone the stomach relieving pains after eating,
h"artburn and oil d.sogfceab!c symptoms arising 'oHI
DR.. McCtiNTOCK's RHEUMATIC MIxTCRE-A
DR.. McClLNTOCH'S RHEUMATIC LlNlMENT--
For Rheumatisin, Sprains, Sweings, &c, DC. Price
so cents
DIR. McCLNTOCK,s ANODYNE MIXTuRE-Fm
Pains, roothache, Headache, Neuralgia, DC. &c prce
DR.. MccIINTocKs FEVER AND AGuE sPE.
CiFiC-A certain cure for nil Inr-rmttcuts. Price 81
DIR. NcCLINTOCK'S DIAKRHCEA CORDIAL AND
CHOLERA pREVENTIyE-A safe remedy.
DIR. McCliNTOCk'' AMBITIOUS rlll.S-Tor
i5regulaTy in the Func'iosss(le Liver and bowels
For sale BY DR.. !. McCIINIocK, at Iis Medical De.
pot, " corner ninth aud Filhert Philadelphia, and
al all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines An Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines w!s wish to be agents, viii
please address Or McCiutOck, furnishing reference:
nsIne Of Post Ofice, comfy and state
t5'' For Sale by Weis,r & Bruncr, Sanitary md Sha-
moka VIM. Weimer, Northumberland c. Brown, Mil
ton 4. p Iut2, Hloomshurg Iaenb Harris, Burkhorn
'ohn Va!ecio Light Street shaTpesa ~ Son, Cea-
February o. is5s-Gs.
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NOTICE..
BOOKS! BOOKS!!

walk this way Tor Uarg8ins.
T-p ENG dcsirous Of dispos!ns Of my entire
n y stock Ct Books and Stationery, comprising
sonIc 200CO Volumes Of Law, Medical, Es'i.
gious Scientific, Bank, Musical, School aud
Miscellaneous Books.
Also, !C0 Rcams of letter paper and lot Of
wall paper. steel pens. waters, &c.
will dispose Of the whole stock at public sale
sale at my stcrc, opposite the Court House.
commencing on Monday the Ith day of AprL
1858 at | o'clock, p NJ, end continuing, every
afternoon and evening until the whole stoca is
sold.
WIN. MCCARTHY.
Per jOS. II. MCCARTHY.
Sunhury, March IS, lS56.--u
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Cheap Fruit and Confectionery.
RCBsCAnt 81 SELLERS,

Wholesale Manufactures and Dealers in Confce-
tionary of all Kinds, No. | 10 North Third
Street, below Race, Philadelphia.
ysNHE attention of dealers is requested to an
IL examination Of their stock, which will be
found equal to any in thiscity. Foreign Fruits
ofall kinds in season.
N. B.-Orders by Mail or otherwise promptly
attended to.
February %, 1885 --amc
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TO RENT,
PAY UP

& IL persons indebted to the frm Of Friling &
- Grant, or Note Book account or otherwise
respectfully requested to come forward aad
pay up between this and the first Of April as they
wish to 60 10 the city to lay in their Spring sup
plies. FRILING 81 GRANT.
SunburY. March Is. lS56.-tf
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NERVOUS the nEJJ CATE, and the INFIRM, of all
climes. ages sexes, and constitutions Professor Hol9-
way personally superntegds the manufacture of his med.
clus IN the United States aud offers them to free aud
enlightened people, the best remedy the world ever
saw Tor tile removal Of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous ri Is expressly combined to oparate
on the stomach the liver the kidneys the lungs, the skin
aud the huwcs correcting my deangemen IN thelt func-
TONS, purifying the blood, the very fountain oi liie and
thus curing disease in all its forms
DYSPEPSIA & LIVER COMPLAINT
Nearly half the human have taken these Pills |
has been proved in all parts Of the word, that nothing
has been found equal to them In nf disorders of tb
SION give heahy tone 10 those nrgnns however much
derdnged, nnd when nl other means nave iGiled.
GENERAL DEBILITY, I'LL REdL7U
Many of the most dcspoc Governments have opeord
their Custom Houses 10 the inrductinu rf these Pis
that they may become the medicine of the messes Leatn
ed Colleges admit that this medicine is the best remedy
ever known for persons of delicate beah, where ,he
system has been impaired its invigoatng prupcr,irs
never fail to afford relief.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No female Young or old should be without This ,c,s
courses at all periods acting In many like charm
ltisasJ the best and safest medicine that be given to
Children of all ages, and for any cUlupat consequently
no iaInily should he without it.
Hott0rdyS rus are INC 0eSt remedy k2oica
IN The ocorIdJ for The JollOGiag disease:
Asthma. Fever and Ague Stone and Gravel
u B'wei Complaints eHale Compiants Secondary Synp-
Coughs Headaches Inward Weakness
Colds Indigestion Liver Complaints
Chest Diseases Influenza InwnesB VI Spirits
Cpstiveness Inflammation Plies
Dyspepsia Nenereal Affections
DmrBUu Worms, Of al hiIds
Drunsy
- Sold nj the Manufactures of Professor Iiott cwAT
50 Maiden Lane, New York, and 2l4 StRud Inud,n by
arcspecahe Druggists uud Dealers in Aledicue through.
on the United states. aud the civilized world, IN boxes,
at 25 cents 63l cents and ~ each.
" THcre Is considerable saving 10y taking tie lofger
sizes.
n p Directions FOR the Guidance Of patients in every
disorder affixed tu each box.
March %, 1856 --Iycl
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Extract from a letter by the Rev Mr..
Churchill, of Boston, who is DOW travel
ling for his health in the East:
'll gives one an ever present idea of
the expansive enterprise of his country
men, to find their commodities of com.
mercc continually in his path wherever
he goes. Ihaye not visited any consid-
cradle city Of Turkey, where | did not
find the Medicines of my country rep
resented by Ayers Cherry Poctoral. In
Smyrna, Aleppo, JafIi, Jerusalem and
Coustahtinoplc, we sec in each, on the
door,post Of some bazaar, the peculiarly
American looking iron card, of DrAyer,
saying in 4 language which not one in a
thousand Of the passers by can read,
ayers Cherry Pectoral for Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, Sold IIcre."-
On shelf behind the crossed legged
mussuimau. are the bottles with their
English, Spanish, French and German
faces turned towards the crowd, aud on
cnquiring we were told that foreigners
are not the only purchasers, but the
true believers themselves waive their
trust in fate to try this product of Amer
lean skill, when they find there's no 9th.
or cure for them
Il was told yesterday that the Cher
ny Pectoral had been presented to the
Sultan. and is now in constant use in his
harcm, and in the Hospitals Of the En-
pire,"
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National Republican Organization

The convention which assembled at
Pittsburgh on the 22l ult., adopted the
following plan Of organization:
HrSt--The appointment ola National
Executive Committee, TO consist Of one
from each State, and that the following
gentlemen constitute said Committee:
Nc1c. lorA-IIon. Edwin d. Morgan,
Chairman.
Maiac-Abner X lIallowell, Bangor.
Nc~-H umpShirc-Gcor G. Fogg,
Concord.
Observation-Disclosures p. Banks,
Jr.
acknowledgements Braincrd, St.
Adams.
Commemorative NJ. Nile'.
Rh0de biund-Wm. Chase,Jr Prov
ideDce.
Ncw-Jerscy--C. NJ. X. Paulison, Pas
sale.
De1awa1c-To be'flled hereafter.
Pcnnsylrania-Dav David Wilmot, To.
wanda.
Missouri-F p. Blair, Jr. St Louis.
Keat~chy-Rev, Jno G.. Fees,
bwu-A. J Stevens, Des Moines.
Ohio-A. p. Stone, Columbus,
Mdiaha-Wm Gross. New Castle.
M,noiS-E. S Leland. Ottawa.
UiscoHSiA--Wyman Spooncr, Elk
horn.
Tirgi0ia-To be filled hereafter.
District Of ColamGiu-Lewis Gle.
plane.
MarylaHd-Ftancis p. Blair.
KaHSaS-Charles Robinson.
.SccoHd-That the National Execu-
tive Committee is authorized to add one
member from each State and Territory
not represented on said Committee, aud
to fill vacancies.
IAird--Tho Republican National
Convention to nominate a President and
Vicc-Presilent, to meet at Philadelphia
on Tuesday, June II, 1856; to consist
0: delegates from the several States C.
quail to THREE times the number Of Rep
%resentatiycs in Congress to which each
State is entitled.
F0Wth-The Republicans Of the sew.
eral States are recommended to com
plete their organization at the earliest
practicable moment to appoint State,
County and District Committees and
the State and County to organize their
respective Counties by the formation Of
RcpuJijcan CIn5S in every town and
township in the land.
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(CoNCLuGED NEXT WEEK.

POINTS OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
ORrHoDoxy AND UNiTARIANIsM.-The
Rev. DR.. Ellis, in The CHrlStiqn En-
amiaer, edited by him, is giving a re.
view of Unitariauism during the last half
century. lie says that Unitafianism op.
poses Orthodoxy on three points first,
that human beings do not Inherit from
Adam a ruined naturo-that there is no
transfer from his guilt made to u s,innict.
ing upon US a moral inability-that our
relation TO God has not been prciudiced
by his fall second, that whatever be the
rank of Jesus Christ in the scale of be.
ing, and whatever be his nature. he is
not presented to US in the Scriptures as
the Supreme God, or as u fractional part
of the Od.head-tbercforc he is not the
source, but is the channel of Divine grace
-hc is not the object Of our homage or
our prayer third, that tie Scriptures do
not lay the emphatic stress Of Christ's
redeelning work upon his death, above
or apart from his life, character and doc
trine-and that his death as an element
in his redeeming work is made effective
for human salvation through its iuhu
encc Oh the heart and lips Of man, not
through its yicarious value with God.uor
through its removal Of an abstract diff.
Guilty N the Divine government, which
binders the forgiveness Of the peuitent
without futher satisfaction.
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EA We think the editor Of the
Montpelier Watchman will yet learn
what does not now seem to begin to pen,
citrate his skull-that the nomination Of
FILLMORE and D%oNELsoN will be far
more effectual in dividing the South than
the North. a bitter aud unreasonable
prejudice against a particular man-who
did not happen to think the Wdtchman
the most suitable organ for the publica-
ton of tho United States Laws-should
not make our ncighbor SO totally blind
to POLITICAL results of the largest maeni-
tudc and Of the c%learcst certainty. This
bug5ear Of pro-slavcryism as the basis Of
tho American organization, is too ridi-
culous for a sane man to advance, ospe-
cially when it is so well known that the
party, in nearly every northern stotc,has
a platform altogether ia adrdncc of that
recently adopted at Pittsburg, on the
Anti.Slavery side. The Americans of
Vermont recognize no allegiance what.
over to the platform recently adopted at
Philadelphia, any more than to the NOM
Uati0HS there made. Our State CJuu-
ell has yet to decide whether to adopt
or reject either, aud on achaI terms, if
at all.
- The Uatchman thinks that
the Vermont Americans cannot and will
not find it difficult to join openly aud
frankly in the Republican movement"
Walton knows how to be very SaPoa.
dcc0uS, when lie wants help ;-hc has
even discarded the word " Hini0os -
but he will find that lis counsel will,
nevertheless, have very little effect with
true Americans. They will not abandon
their organization, to follow his lead.