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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

IHs CALifoAsiA DEFAuLrkR-The Panama
Herald OF the Ath ct January SAYS
we learn that Henry T. Meigss, Of California no.
Chile with his family as an employee ON the rstrosd
ne u said 10 be quite destitute Of all means beyond
what wages he receives ON the railroad
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nueehh MOST FoUL.--At about u O. clock ON Sat
uidsy nent last mest fearful tragedy was enacted
20 mouse On Efato street, between Copstane. nj
nnsssAne streets. 1t appears that Juslus Nslhs. |.
Sesmsa who 1oI some time pa.t had bsen employed
~ aeSsnn rattssol's Il undry, and who At tint :
h,sS ~ VIE with an Axe, and by repeated blows
=, asi 90 'bs spot The ROOM when subse qusnt-
sSsssso " shs poi les and citizens, presented a
ss, aspect The poor victim Of an fassne hus.
.s oascnery was lying on the floor. her skull b, D.
$3.50 !. aossn piaess, and her eommlnsed brain aud
1919 sSasts!sa about in every direction on the ,or
sae weh The murderer siso iyins on the floor
o oe Dad 70 be fssd with brick bats before lao would
peImls any psrsos TO satsr He was, however. ar
oees aeprived OF his bloody AKA and made prisoDer
o. Previous t. shs osssrsenss his thre. asnsh,sss
ssa eaassn him sud their uaoshsr good nisht. and
Ssfs ss.ssp when ths isttsr wss kiil.a ~ o. Pic.
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DEMOVAL.-,lrs. WUULHOUSE, CUP
II PER and LEECHER, has removed her resi-
dsnce TO No. 1872 Main street, over Mr.. SUTHER-
LANDS GUN STORE, and will cheerfulIy wait
upon those needing hsr services, either by DAY or
NIGHT
N 3 -Cons'sntly receiving FROM the importers.
Speedish and Spanish Leecdes.
Also, Ladies Bandages that are highly recommend.
ed by the Medical Faculty. on hand, and made to
order. fs Adm
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HANOVER, Feb. l1th, 1857.
Enclosed Is leaf froia the past, or notes of
the weather for month, during the past and pre-.
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- uls As<--x3a bbis i.oseriaa's s'vushs 4
- and 70 sdsIeS sugar; rs half boxes Lovsriags
Loaf DO. rscslvint ~ Tor ssls by
tsk LEWIS N: WEDR 1 co.
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MEDICINES.

MEDICINES.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL.
In dresry winter, snow or rain,
when winds do blow, am the same
In lowly cot, or rich mans retreat
am to them, INSTANT kELiEF.
For lonely orphan the poor mans bride,
For those that use tits their pride
To recommend when cast down with sr!ei .u
Their greatest comfort 10 INSTANT hELa6r'
For COUGHS and COLDS. it's to prevent
And cure ali those for such Pm meant,
Pm nice to take tits quite trest e-nr
Do take this Syrup, LEoNARDS iHslANf
RELIEF. I'm
Price y cent, sc, &c 20 =
NIEDItiAL TbsTI uuNY-- III
wi JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR.. pAhsoNS or
This 10 TO Ger iy that have used In my practice
and have seen used by others, DIR L. SCOUTS Csieo a.
ted White Gree ssisn Imminent, and | nave no hesi-
t.tiou In saving that have more In than
any other Linimens eyers saw have used 1t in
Ebeu,nstisru, sprains, Bruises. Pains and burns,
with almost universal success, and can with conn
dance recommend il to the afflicted
EDWIN PARSONS NJ D.
-, Va, Dec. 4. 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
& 60 and Alex Dursl Richmond ia q
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rxzas.4.=ssss1 NUIiCE Ts, ThAf hLLnnS
tzSsss4z 5S.Ss11zl GOING NORTH.-Pa"sngers going
Norlh are hereby notified that the route
via fredericksburg snd til. Potomac River is NOW
OPEN And for the present, will be run Once
Daily-Leavng Richmond ut O'Clock, A. NJ, and
reaching Washing ton at O'Clock. r. M.
IL Through tickets usual will be sold to
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
For further in formation, apply to the undersigned
at the Depot on Broad street.
JAMES q. WINSTON
Ticket Agent
Of.e Richmond, and P. R. r. Co..
RICHMOND, Feb Z, 1857
~ F. Going Moth the train stops at Ashland
for IRE akfest. f.
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ssxscSESygn WONDERS NEVER CEAsE.
fSaRaxs3kfN NJ an born of a woman has but a short
VE8Sy Tune to live; therefore | am desrous
-ka.~AA TO make good use Of Lay time. After
being afflicted for number Of years. yea In the fiery
furnace, and coming out with the patience of Job,
call for help-but Hercules did, by putting
my shoulder to the wheel; and variety 1.-THE spice
Of life, have turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my fiends and scqusintances to give me call and
will please and accommodate all
JOHN HAGAN, part Of Greek Nation,
NO lS-ts Stall No. z, Old Market.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
r.esdsv MersIpg, February ~. 1sSI.


TIE Var tley Great into Pint IA fAe H'sSe"
Mountains.
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The undersigned, having tasen y lease. for q term
of years on the American Hotel, respectfully socits
share of patronage from his friends and tho public
He pledges himself that effort hs part shall be
spared render his guests comfortable, and
tain the present reputation Of the house.
ia 2-ts w. r. BISHOP
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The subscriber takes his opportunity OF return
sg his sincere thanks to his old friends and custon.
for their liberal patronage, and hopes the same
Ilay b., extended to the new concern. He would
also remind those indebted to him that it 10 desirable
to have his old matters closed up, and hopes they
viii come forward and settle up All having claims
against him requested to present them for settls-
msIt.
ia l6-dAclm j. J. WILSON.
TU-pA KIN T. AsHIP.--The subscI ibers
~ have this day formed partnership under the
style and firm of MaULE BEVlL1I, to conduct
the PAINTING business IN all its branches, viz ::
House, Ship, Sign and Ornamental tsintng-On
Broad street. four doors above the Theatre
LEWIS MAHLE,
Jauusry I9th 1857 Int WIN. J. BEFfLL-
FkN4sH C,p-rA II ENE zl-fA1P OF FEuso.
SON, FARiSS CO, announced on the LIST
day of January, will not be chang 10
OF the death Of X. M. Yerguson but will be coninu-
ed under the style-the vacancy occaslouee
thereby being supplied by Mr.. Samuel Glover
j o. FERGUSON, JR.,
THOS. Il. FARISS
Feb 1857 SAMUEL A. GLOVER.
fe 10 I'm
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pkOfOsALs lNfITED.--The subscri.
Der will receive proposals until the LIST Of Msreh
next to construct Liae OF Telegraph along the route
CT the North Csroina Railroad, bstween 0oldsboro'
and Raleigh N. C.; distance about so miles
The contractor will be reqnired to furnish at enc
or mora points slsng the road, White Oak Post Oak
Cedar or Chestnut Poles, 25 feet long straight peel
ster at the smaller end, excluding the b,rk. Thess
poles must be planted eighteen (t9l the mile and
each inserted five t5l feet In the ground, well RAM
med and stayed
Hooks, glasses and wire will be furnished by the
company at Raleigh and Goldsbar.', and tain Of
cars will also be furnished to distribute poles and
except the transportation Of laborsr along the road
must be incurred BY the contractor. and tho entie
line must be completed ON or before the tsE day Ut
day next ensuing.
Parties are requested to name the price per mile,
and address me at Petersburg. Va.
J, n. DOWELL,
IL IL dlw&ctistMh sapssintsnasnt 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

~ xrvs rsssts9ExH6J SPECIAL NUTICE.
AssS4 -Esgl gsis.ns$S5S2z ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, 1874 MAIN ST.
Having renewed their Express, on the Bals11h and
CASTOR Railroad, are now prepared to forward, with
DISPATCH and reasonable rates every kind of MER
CHANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS. JEWEL
RY &c &C, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
charge of trusty messengers, to all points on the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, viz
CASTOR. HENDERSON,
FEANKLINTON, RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants and others entrusng Goods to the
Adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity Of finding consignees at every point along
the line thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
J. N. TAYLOR, Srp't
j. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent. 30 It's
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k'OM HAl4k..Am lnaprevea fARia. cea
= tanning Two hsndrss and SIXTY Aerss-Ts short
0o66iN I APPERsoN.
u % ~2tswlstMar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

A UCTlON AND COMMISSION BUkI
"A NES5.-The subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends and the public generally that he has taken
the old stand of GerEt Lisberger, recently occu-
pied by j X. Lipscomb Main street, in toe town
of Dsnvle. where he will buy, sell and receive on
consignment for sale, either publicly privately all
kinds of Country Produce and all articles of Goods
Wares and Merchandise Groceries &c, and make
the usual advances consignmen1.
He will a. heretofore, attend TO the sales OF To.
bscco and any other article of property to be sold
publicly either in Dsnville the surrounding coun-
try He fatters himself that an experience Of over
fifteen years will warrant him in promising entire
satsfacton to all who msy favor him with their pa-
tronage. Having secured the services Of Mr. RIO
BERT JONES, formerly of the house Of John.
son q Co he ,tters himself that the require msnts
of all his friends will be fully met.
He refers to Messrs. stokes Rivss, David r. VIII
lisms, Samuel Ayres aud james A. Cowsrdiu. Of
Richmond. and to all the merchants msnufac tursrs
is lots THOS. d. NEAL
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ITUE,sVA X ING BUS Me- 81 N
L CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
ments to increase the line OF boats running from my
house and shal, at the commencement of the fall
son. send out boat every other day Sundays except
ed. By this arrangement will put goods through two
dsyssooner than heretofore, and nearly ii not alto
gether, soon by the s. s. r. R., and at much
lesS expense.
Merchants west Of Lynchburg wishing to consien
their goods the ralrord agent required to de-
Vsuia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay Or col
lect charges on goods received by the Canal
2a-ts ALFRED s. LEE. on the Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

a 1IEKICAN HUfhL.-l have lhis day
"A sold and conveyed t. Mr. w IN. B. Bishop, the
nterest o. John j. Brown, Esq, In the lease, furni-
ture. rood W., &C., of the American Hotel, and
Iict a continuance Of ths hbers, patronage OF the
friends of Mr. Brown in behalf Of the new proprie-
tor. wv. 1OaNSoN,
Ian I (ODm1ttee j. J.
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fre.PA hTNkkSHir NOT 4 q h ~ ne
~ subscribers have formed Co partnership under
LIST January 1857 for the purpose of conducting a
Grocery and Commission business. They have taken
The stand recently occupied by J. j. Wilson, No 22l,
corner IA ain aud 9Th Streets and hope, by strict at
tenton to business to merit share Of public patron
age
The personal attention of both partners will be
given to all country produce consigned to them.
J. WILSON,
c. Id. BOSaEK.
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a. MULES For SALE.-l have five
I@SN or SIX young work MULES, of good size and
condition, my Farm, ore mile and half
north OF toe city, which will sell on very accom-
me dating TERMS having more than have use for an
the prennises Apply to Mir. Dyson, Manager on the
Farm, OF to me, on 5th between Cley and Lsigh Sta
IN Richmond. VIM. r. &. GARRETT
fe
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In Thirty DOLLAhS kkW IL De-.
ez& Runaway from me. the 7th inst., my negro
man, NELSON, ab nut u to 30 years old. near
~ feet high. OF dark ginger cake eo'of BE
~wss bought last year by NE from Mr. James +,
Cook. 10 Richmend; be has mott her at Mr.. William
Cooks. in New Kent county and understand he has
made his way tb1fe, he Is quick when spoken to- emo
when seits.ed stsmmsrs; he 10 doubt in nv mind
on The chiekahouiuy River, and will hire himself
out TO cut wood or to tish with seine. will give
tbs above reward for him II delivered to me ia Map
chester, Ch1st"rheid county, confined in iail 10
that can get him again.
WILLIAM WALKER
Msnche.ief. ChesteTisld co., Va Feb. ., 1as7.
fs l0-2aw2w-
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lllGn TIA ohTS. DINNER ekrS
~ Toilet beta OF new psttosns1 nov opening ~
e6 aTEHRiNN ruLsENH
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~ Ap0THECARY AN
~STORE.-The subscriber respectfully informs
w his friendI and the public generally that be
IA has moved into his new store, ION the corner
OF 18th and Broad ss. Church Hill and has supplied
himself with fresh and we'll sell. cd assortment oil
DRUGS MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES
CIGARS, ETC He soiicits & call from the public
assuring the that they will lind every thing that II
usually kept in a w.il regulated DRUG Store
~ Prescriptions carefully compounded st al hour
OF the day and night.
WIN. O. SNELLINGS Broad Ct,
II Aim Corner Of 25th CHUEcH Hut.
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WAITE ~ sENEK'~ IN P X OV IL 4,
w PATENT OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
or BOILER, the best invention of the age A Coffee
Pot that will all the aroma will not become bit
ter by boiling AMI will mako better coffee for the
of grain used than any other article in
Call and see them ut
GILL 4 WEIDEMEYER's.
fe Sim &c Main a. Richmond Va
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HQTKLa.
xIIL LA nis' EXCHANGE HOTEL


xK1lI. LII A nlS' EXCHANGE HOTEL.
w DANyILLE, VA--This well known estab
l,shmeut, which was burned In April, 1855. IL now
,sbujlt With large and wsll constructed buildinss
suitabls for the comfort and accommodation Of ssve
rsi hundred persona The rooms we'll furnished
,s;th new Furniture Carpets &e attended by prompt
ana attentive servants. while every other depart
m.nt l. kept good order. stye and manner, to rem
dsr guests agreeable and comfortable The propris.
,r no extrsoTdiuarv quencs to himse II
ia the display of his qualifications and capacity TO-
entertain his guests n.r Of the peculiar character OF
ILL bs found suppIied with sl the sub tantial els-
msnts for comfort served in the good oidf.shioned
virginia nyIe Of cookery" Away. plentiful and to
with mssls to psssen gers at any boar in tbs
Az or nisht to suit the arrival and departure OF the
Car, or Stages; with Carriages Stages and other We.
hicIss, to carry his guests to or from the karosd
Cars or to take thsm nywhere else ,be surround
in, country And although for the bresent. all ar
tiess of consumption are hail. yet he coes not. nor
does he intend act upon any other principle than
to sIire, and let lire" }. "a WILLIAMS
ia 6-dGclm
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OO-PARTNRRsHIPs, &c.

The subscrbers VINO are the surviving partners OF
the late firm Of Aug Anderson Il Co will wind up
the business Of that firm without fur delay and
will be obliged ell those TO them TO make
prompt payment. ALEA!Us 6hEEN,
JNO A. HALVES,
Surviving Partners OF the late firm Of
&. o 9p AnP Anderson " Go
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An FIFTY DOLLARS X 4 w A x D.
E7@ Runaway from the subscriber on the 18th day
"a of September last bri ght mulstto negro boy,
- named TOM, about Is years old. When he
.Sa2s left had on q straw hat with black band;
ciouded or spotted frock coat. Hes fall bead OF
hair scars on one or both arms near the elbows a
scar on the inside of the left thghai those have
the appearance of being bit or cut with knife He
10 left handed; shrewd and INTELLIGENT and will
doubt sttempt to pass q free boy, and may hire
himself as such.
will give the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery Of said boy 10 or secured in Jail
that | get him WIN A. CLEMENT.
Address, Campbell Courthouse Va j. l0-A
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HyDGa GAhDENINts..The sub scrib e r, who
rNAShas had twentv five yesrs' experiences an
&SS@ Ornamental Gsrdsler, hes located in this
..Sity, and will be pleased to receive orders
tor job work Of all kinds in his line Of business,
n the city and vicinity. such Turing, Grazing,
Laying out Gardens, Prun ing and Planting shrubs,
Grape Vines and Trees, NC, &c.
Particular attention paid to Gardens LOts In the
city and hborhood and also enclosures in either
of the Cemeteries engaged by the year season.
Orders left at the Flower Garden of MIR. J ohm
Morton, head OF Grace street, will receive prompt
attention. fe 9--imr WIN Logic
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THE BOOT AND SHOE BUsiNEss.-Tte New
York Shipping List has the following notice OF
thia inn nortant hu,iDpss.
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- HAVINE sOLD MY STOCK OF
~ DRUGS, &c, at the corner Of 4th and Broad
rt-ests, to Mr. WARNE9 l.. WARfNG |
% respectfully ask for him a continuance of the
patronage which h,s been 50 lbereliy extended to
me- being assured that he will give upiverlai salts
faction. WIN. T.. BATTAILE.
December II h, 1856.
Having bought DR. w. C. BATTAILE's entire
stock of DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY ARTICLEa &c. | shall continue the bu.
slness, assisted by w. H. HARRIS
WARNER L. WARiNG
ia St-dlw& sow
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,, DRUG SrUkk FOR SALE..-JIy
~ Professional engagements requiring my entire
IN attention, wild sell the Key, stock and Fix
"a lures Of the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
very favorable terms, If Immediate application IL
Lade. The stock is not large, but is very we'll Sc
lscted, and good bushes, can be done by auy com
petent person who can give it proper attention
fe Its JOHN r. JACKSON
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1880 CU.PAnTN EN Snlf NOAACh IL.
EE 80 The subscribers having associated them
HS1selves under the style of g Il MILES
CO for thu purpose Of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business are now prepared to
furnish the public with CARRIAGES, BUGGIE S
10 of every description at the shortest notice and
reduced prices HAVING procured the services OF su.
per,or wokmen, confidently warrant all
work tn 70 ed out of establishment and respect
fully solicit a share of the public patronage. Our
factory is situated Virginia street. the Dan.
vile Depot Repository, 18th street. between Main
and Cary q L. MILES,
THOS. s. THORNTON,
JOHN PRITCHARD.
s-REPAIRING done with nestness and dis
patch February lst, 1857.
f, 5-dLwGm
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~ FOR RE NT.-.PO.sessipu siven Ills
W mediately, that very desirs<ge residence on
sc3 Franklin street, between s,h and 9th ad0ioins
the residence Of Mr. John N q ,rdon For ter as sp
Ply to sELDEN i MILLER
f. tS "a
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TOW TO CURE ALL PAIN :.

Va, Dec 4. lSoo
An the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, LII
e. r. .pd Alex Dncal Richmond ia
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-28
CHAPTER I

~,av l. Al .uch Ierans as shall become .h~ Ah"nf -,
i t.iy itic and corporate by the and siyr - U.s.
- and Pacific Railroad Company AID by that nam" shan nave
s,e,.s,n and dali and cny Ait IsSers pr'v|
l s,rbiss and imuunitir- incident 70 oprsratfon may
~ rna.e ar aservi- ard bid convoy, .el and "a-T
H., ~, .sates either real I"ranal - ms"'i mas MAKE
"a a. . rup1o seal and alter - reDe~ IA" sam at plea
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AN ACT

.,v.4x Ersrsrc ~ ca"ss~
"
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TRCr 4
t,xe~
r. II ehr1f,f by he Lgat;cs is'eaagy q he I"tory q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-09

an attempt upon their side to reverse the
whole order of proceeding which had COM
menced with our Government, and had been
continued from that time forward until the an
neXation OF Texas, The practice Of our fa-
theirs was. that the free Territories Of the U.
s., In which slavery was not already existing,
should be and remain forever sequestercd for
free white intelligent population. When
the Republican party was formed IL was form
ed simply TO restore, TO rcafiirm, and carry for
ward this experiment which had characterized
the Government by the united voice Of com
mon people for half a century. Is it at all
wonderful that such degree ofsuccess should
have attended it How old is il; We
have been told here within twenty-four hours,
that the Republican party had not exist
ence at the last session of Congress. 1t was
organized last June, and organized upon this
single principle; and in less than five months
what do you see by the votes You see il
carrying eleven States of this Union, to say
tho least of them, as high in point of intel
lcct. wealth, prosperity and population, as any
This has been accomplished by (if you please to
call IL so a newly-created party, not having
any particular advantage from the prestige of
its candidate. He was man without politi-
cal experience young, having no influential
family connections to push him forward, or
who would do it. They rested simply upon
this principle. If so much has been done in
five months. how long will it take to obtain a
majority of the whole; This success is to be
accounted for not by attributing to us any
narrow, sectional desire to interfere with the
condition of the domestic institutions of the
southern States. They have their own insti-
tutions shaped by themselves, conducted by
themselves; they can be repealed by them
selves, or cherished and regulated as they
please. The Republican party is based upon
principle, as / have said, old as our Govern
mcnt, old as the rights of man. This organ
ization is nothing but an attempt to reassert
and carry forward the experiment which our
fathers set on foot. and prosecuted by uni
ted effort and united voice for half century.
In short, it is an endeavor to head off and pre-
vent, if you please, the extension of slavery
into free Territories, as an element of power
for the slaveholding States.
10 be continued
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-09
FREE MASoNS IN VERMONT.

List or LODGES.
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,@,' l i M o & q g,l a9ai M @ hepi
aiN aiiN .i sN -'ll ~ U ~ 49,, p. .ll
@ ar, & m H. m ,lll,,'' ' every month
'N@ @1i, Au&l." a,' XVI Ni 9f,'e'il t'tt
o. t.4sn, ~ .. l's ihaI iA} n e.i m'nth cA-
t' ,,r.44i" -lN t n. ,,- "a ti -
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-09

TTNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-Thi

I TIVT0I TNTTVT T
- well known and commodious House. formerly kept
by Col BovrwKLI having been vastly and almost en-
trey rernoddeed has been opened by ALONZO RED
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the centre Of business and with its
conHenences, must be the desirable and popu-
lar resort for the man of business leisure be found
in town.
The public respectfully invited to bestow portion
Of their patronage upon this House. Perfect satsfc-
ton is guarasteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate. ALoNZO REDWAY.
Montpelier, Aug. %, 1856. OFF