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VHE NEW YORK TRIBUNE


lHE TEwrNT commences its eighteenth year the
l0h of April inst. IL has nearly completed arrange
meus, by outlay of more than $50 600 Press
and other machinery and aduncts TO reduce to the lowest
point the time which must eapse between the making up
Of It's forms and therocepuun Of its issues by its patrons
No expense labor viii De spared 10 render It's adices
from an quarters prompt full, graphic and reliable as
those Of any rival With correspondents at the most i'm
portant points in either hemisphere. and editorial staff
chosen from the best writer's IN country it endeavors
deserve The uneaquacd circulation which accorded
il some years since, and which, in spite Of the hardness Of
the times, It still retains.
rHE TmnuNEs course on the great questions Of the
day is guided by principles which will stand the test OF
ages IL wars upon Slavery, mot in the abstract merely
but m the Ontcu States regardless OF the fact that the
slaves powcTless CASTE and belong TO loathed and
down-trodden race, because IL realizes that UNJUST OPP
prcssNe laws curse not merely TO their immediate
victims, but to the whole community which endurcs and
upholds them In the spirit, il opposes filhus-
tcrsin and every form Of national repacy aggression
profoundly convinced that "RIoHTrouNEss cNalteth q
nation, and that territory by conquest or spoaton
never did and never can truly strengthen the nation thus
aggraudzcd. Regarding Freedom in Labor as the only
safe bcnehceni basis Of national growth and prosperity
II contends for that Freedom, only in Kansas but
every Of the Federal Territories seeking no favor
from and granting none TO- any party interest," doctHne
or tribunal that would render them the nursery and HON,
Of Bondage The varied development and liberalization
of Home Industry the repression of lntemperance VIC
tos nd Crime the improvements hv every PRACTICABLE,
means OF the condition Of thc needy and unfortunate
NO among the objects 20 which our efforts are seadflstl,
directed In short without assuming to be wiser or bet
ter than others, aim be found always the foes @
Wrong Abuse and Evil, and the champions Of Truth
/ Virtue and Reform,
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win exert a sautary influence procures and sends MS
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n, Thousands Of females die annually for want Of
remedy for the ailments which they areincdent' Inc
only such remedy we know ofis Sir James Carkes &C.
male pills. They put up in bottles containing on
pills, with circular containing explicit directions ana
sent posthee for ~ and posi-stamps They are wen
known to be The only and safo remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause. Sec adver-
tsemcnt, Oily
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I'M M. cLARK.-pRopUcE BROKER

nv NJ. CLARK,-PRODUCE BROKER
L. AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Front street,
+ o n q N Il o, C.. W.
CONSULAR AGENT ron THE UNITED STATES
REFERENCES.
j. C. CHEWIr, Esq, President Of the)
Bank Of Toronto. TORONTO.
Hos. w. b. ROBINSON,
WICKHAM HOFFMAN, lN,, voyx
MONTGOMERY BROS, ~ ~
EASTMAN a Co. Littleton, ~ II.
c. sACKRIEDER, Esq, Manchester, N, H.
j. DINGLEY, Jr., & Co, Auburn, Me.
G.. BLAKE x Co., New Gloucester, Me-
SUFFOLK Co. MILLS, c. f. COM
VERSE, Esq, Treasurer Boston.
MEssRs. J. p. TOWNSEND q Co.
MEssRs. DOOLITTLE, IRWIN * WRIGHT, oswEoo.
BLACKMAR & IRWIN, (A,p.vx
/ WRIGHT & Co.,
/ WHIPPLE THAYER Co., Providence. RI
] GmN
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CTATE OF VERMONT,
CTATE on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

STATE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON
- DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate court holden at Montpelier, the 18th
day Of March, A. ID, 1858.
Slas May, administrator Of the estate Of Hiram Gale
late " Waterbury, in said district deceased makes ap-
plcaton TO said court for license 10 sell the whole Of
the real Of said deceased except the right Of
homestead and the widows dover therein, but including
the rcversion Of the widows dover, representing that
the sale thereof will be necessary for the payment Of the
debts Of said deceased, and expenses Of administration
Of said Whcrcupon, It is ordered by said court
that said application be referred the both day Of April
A. ID. 1898, the Probate Office in Montpelier for hear
ing and decision thereon and is further ordered, that
all persons interested be notified hereof by publication
Of notice Of this application and order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman & State
Journal, printed at Montpelier before said time Of hear
ing, that they may appear at said time and place. and II
they see cause object thereto.
BY the court
Attest, 7. r. MERRILL, Register.
A true copy Of record
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INILBOR's COMPOUND OF COD LIV-
Wv IN OH. AID LINN.

WILBORS COMPOUND OF COD LIV-
W Err OIL AND LIME.
FOR co s " p r ION,
Il is the only reliable remedy known. II has in thou
sands Of instances. restored patients that seemed past
hope Of recovery and in tens Of thousands has arrest
ed the disease n is primary stages and restored the pa
ticnt 10 robust health.
n u o n e II / IT'S
It's effect in this troublesome disease Is very marked
although it is necessary TO persist in its for oonsid
cradle length Of time.
= i " 4 l. T. ID T. y r y.
To sustain aud augment the vital forces make new
rich and pure blood To build up the system;
restore energy 10 the mind and body-nothing can be
better adapted than this preparation
In Asthma, Gout, Rheumatism, Soiatca, Diabetes
Euptions, Scrofua. Ricketts, Neuralgia, lufantc Vast
ing, General Debility Emaciaiion, stubborn Ulcers
Spinal Disease, Hip Complaint Palsy, Coughs, Worms
and ali diseases arising from deficient nutrition. it is
reliable remedy, but It's be persisted in for
siderable length OF time Ninetcnths Of the where
is supposed fail simply arise from the remedy being
abandoned before its beneficial effects become obvious
BE careful and get the genuine manufactured only by
ALEXANDER b. WILBOR, CHEMIST,
1866 court Nrca. BOSTON.
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CLorn1Na AT Auction Pn1cEs !

CLOTHING AT AUCTION Prices
We are now closing off our entire stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING, at auction prices, to
make room for our New STRING GooDs,
which we shall open in a few days. Purcha-
sers will find a rare opportunity for bargains,
as we have determined to sell as low as we
would sell the same articles at auction.
Our New SrRING GooDs will comprise a
complete assortment adapted to the Retail
Trade, and purchasers may readily select an
entire stock for Country Store, comprising
every variety required, and at prices that will
insure good profit.
Please call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere.
GEO w. SIMMONS, PIPER q CO.,
OAK HALL,
80 and "a North Street, BOSTON, MASS.
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~ STEEL PENS. A superior article.
For .aln. % Mhn-.aln nll-n.. N lL- nnlnn.
RRlGIIToN. 80 The proprietors and land

RRlGliION. -- The proprictors and land
ID owners Of thc town NJ Brighton. formerly Random,
Ia Essex county and state N Vermont, At q meeting
holden the l2 day of MAY last voted tax Of three
dollars and niucs the undivided share Of each
original right Of land in said town, public rights excepted
for the purpose vi dcaying the expense " making
vcy ard allotment o the undivided lands IN said town,
tax. And said Uopucofs and land owners are hereby
notified that unes said taN paid TO before the 2Sh
day Of May, A. ID. 1853, much Of each dcnqucnt's
land will pay said tax and legal costs, will be sold at
public venduc a. the island Pond House. IN said Bright
on, ON said 2sh day u May ncxt o'clock after
noon. Tho names u delinquent propricors as fol-
lows with the Of three dollars and ninety-sS cents
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STATE OF VERMONT, Drsrmcr or

~ RASnoLrH, 49,
To all persons concerned In the estate Of Stephen
Smith. late Of runhIdge deceased Greeting.
Whereas, Nelson w. Smith, Administrator Of the es-
tate Of said deceased requests said Court 10 allow nm
the further time Of ono year from and after the 2ls day
Of April A. d. 1888, 10 make payment Of the debts ana
close the settlement Of the estate Therefore, you are
hereby notified that said application will be heard at a
session OF the Probate Court be held at the Orange
County Hotel in Chelsea in said district, on the 9th
dag Of April next, nj which tune you may be heard IN
the premses And this order shall be published three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman 4 State
Journal a newspaper, printed at Montpelier, in this
state the last on which publication shall be before the
day assigned for hearing aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Chelsea this 2Sd day ofMaroh
A. ID. 1855 -
1857 II. A WHITE, Judge.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION
NJ just published by FEDERHEN CO, BOOK
Brcl Treatise Of As pages Diseases Of the Sexual
system Of both scxcs-thcir symptoms and treatment
prepared by a Physician Of the Boston Eclectic hosp
tbe deecption and imposture pracced by adv rtsing
onacks. with some Of their names and locations Sold
cipt Of three postage stamps Address box 1902 Bos-
TON post-ofice. f''"1
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Nrm Advertisements.

- r l y G OF 8 5
WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE
Taking advantage Of he large Manufacturer Auction
Sales Of
CLOTIIS, CdSSIMERES. FANCY DOESKINS,
AND SiTINETS,
which The necessities Of the times have forced upon the
Boston and New York markets, have supplied our
selves from these and other sources at low prices, with
an unusually large and varied stock Of
r i a d Y-M AIDE CLOT HIN G,
particularly adapted 90 the wants Of the the New Eng
land trade. Our imp0riatons of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
have been large and varied and the Trade may be
surcd o finding with stock not 10 be exceed, either
in variety, style extent, bv any other in this market.
Our terms either for cash approved credit shall be
Of the most liberal characters and we invite the attention
ofuader TO examination OF our goods before concud-
ing their purchases.
WHITING, GALLOUPB, BLISS CO..
"a Iedcr1i 9id 9j Congress SIS, ...... BOSTON.
Boston, April Z, 1888. S7:S9
DARRE ACADEMY. possesses among 9TH
ID err Che following advantages a Board # nee per
maueut teachers system Of regular instruction; Sc
c, of classes pursuing regular ofstudy and a
rettJcf aud beautiful location.
Board slSj and - 900 per week.
summer Icm begins May 49,
Pail Term Do sius September o.
j. S. SPAULDING Principal.
Barre. April g. 1855 SIP
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ZINE READY MADE CLOTHING =

SPRING ovERCoATs. BUSINESS COATS, FRoCK
AND DRESS COATS. PANTS AND VESTS.
Good, STYLISH wcll made garments. such men Of
taste and good Judgment will wear at all times be
orr aim IS 20 produce for our customers the best Ready
made Garments, OF the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
FOR CASH.
j. W. SMITH & CO.,
Dark Square. Garner Of Eia, Street. BoSroN.
March 90 1855 s597
CtU $ ON TAIL Rim @.
~ J. w. SMITH 8 co.,
DOCK sarAur, coRsEE or EIW Sr... ...... BOSTON
MAKE TO ORDER Gmdcmcn's Garments Of every
description iu fNc NEsr STYLE go much lower scale OF
prices than Is r rged by exclusive Tailoring Establish
mcuts. IL being our aim 90 furnish garments Of the
BEST MATERIAL, STYLE and MAKE, at LOWER
PRICES than the same goods can be had clscwhcre.-
The Why afford 90 do are, that car
ny on THREE DISTINCT kinds Of business under one
supervision aud expense yz'-
READY-MADE CLOTHING, CUsTOMTAILORING
CENTS FCRyiSHING GooDS
GRAPES FOR THE NORTH.
W DELAWARE, DI,SA ASp BEHEccN
These are uuquestionaby the three best Grapes for
this region. Delaware is earliest and, an things COM
The subscriber is agent for Dr. grant Of Iona Island
for the sale of Grape Vines. and prepared Furnish
good Vines Of the above varieties to be had ina
the country
Also, Concord, Hartford Prolific Clinton,
Nc., Nc.
He viii also furnish from his Garden and Green
House Pears the Ounce fey Garden Culture, and all
the best varieties of
THE SltlLLER FRrITs. ORNAMENTAL
SHRrBS md PLANTS:
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS (for Bedding and for the
parlorl
The best Of Plants at the lowest prices.
Descriptive Catalogue with pT5ess gg@,i, t. Al eppi-
Thcttord, March, 1855 " SIS
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES cLARKE's

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
PREPARED from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
Thi. we'll known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and obsirne-
tons. from amy cause uhatcyeri and although power
fl remedy, they contain nothing hurtul to the oonsu'u-
70 MiRRIED LADIES,
it is peculiarly suited t will, in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
TusB Pulls HAVE NEyEE nEEN Known TO PAIL
WHERE rlr DIRECTIONS on rHs 2D rAoE or PAMrn-
LET ARE WELL OBSERVED.
For full particulars, get pamphlet free, of the agent
Nh. 81 O0and postage stamps enclosed to amy au-
thori4ed Agent, will insure bottle, containing over %
Pills, hyretum mail
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Q.ato L. c. Baldwin x Coz
Rochester, n y.
] Al IIENnN Watarbury wholesale agent for y err
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John STEABNS. IRIS ESTATE. -
~ STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District IS.
I'm Probate court holden Montpelier, within and for
said district the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1888.
Mrs. Abigail H. Stcarns, Administrative of the estate
Of John Steams, Jr., late of Waterbury, in said dis
trict deceased, presents her administration account
for settlement Whcrcupou, 70 Is ordered that the same
De referred che ith day Of May next, the Probate
OAicc, Ia said Montpelier. for examination and al
lowanco; and thlt all concerned be notified hereof by
the publication of this order in the Vermont Waterman
State journal, printed Montpelier, three weeks sue
cessiyoly may be- that they may appear, and
at said time and place, il they cause object thereto
iiy order of
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EXPLOSIONS AND ACCIDENTS.
We daily find IN the newspapers, accounts Of horrible
accidents Occurring from he use OF dangerous Burning
Fluid The only safe way wo know is 20 use
GuEEN0CGu's
N-ENpLosIyE BURNING FLUID AND
C1MPH IL.
Sold only by Fred T.. smith, Montpelier
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Invitation, Reception, Marriage, Address an

INV IIdIIUII, INtNVIIUII 'IHI 4hNItIIOoS tIII
VISITIN G. CARDS
long experience in this particular branch, warrants
me in saving that persons about ordering Cards OF any
description will study their interest by calling send
ing as above he will furnish the best and most fash
onabe card produced low lower than any other
adjustment.
Wedding Stationary constantly on hand. Portraits,
Views, Maps, Diplomas Labels, Bill-heads Blank
Checks, Notes, Drafts and Bills Of Exchange. or any
description Of Engraving Plateprinting executed at
short notice and at low Door Plates Seals &c
&c, furnished to order
Orders by mail otherwise promptly attended to.
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.'S
Boston Business Directory,

The following List OF Cards was collected by S. NJ
PErrESGtLL a Co.. Newspaper Advertising Agents, No
10 State Street Boston, who authorized hy the pub
fishers Of hc best and most rdiV circulated Newspapers
throughout the United States aud British Provinces
take advertisements and subscriptions at the forrest rates.
$3.50
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HAS ME-


and Bccbc q Co.'s Improved Ventilated SofAd
iusting HAT Spring Style, which every one who has
seen, pronounces 10 be THB rufNG. sc
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The political history Of the country cannot
show another such instance of infatuated
partnership as has been manifested by the
supporters of the Administration in the treat
mcnt of this Lccompton question. The pub
De spirit manifested by their opponents only
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
THE NEWS.

We have the following additional
from Europe by the mails of the Per-
STA.
The subject Of the British naval out
RACES was alluded to in the English
Parliament on the night Of the It'll
inst, and, Judging from the tone of the
conversation in the Lords, they will
NO. be repeated. The majority Of the
press, both in London and Paris, con-
denim the acts Of the British cruisers.
Some remarks were made on the
10th inst. in the Commons with re-
spect to the French negro immigration
plan and. the position Of the United
States Minister towards it.
The London Times again alludes to
the immense naval preparations Of
France.
The King Of Naples had finally con-
sented to the Cagliari affair.
More complete adviccs from India
show that the British troops gained
important advantages. General Pen
ney was supposed to be killed.
The American horses were again
looking up for great struggle on the
English turf.
The commercial and financial ad.
vices are almost the same in import as
those autographed from st. Johns.
We have news from Australia dated
At Sydney 18th, and King Georges
Sound 22d Of April. The date from
Melbourne u not given. Trade was
still dull in Melbourne.
A second trial Of the steamship In.
dian Empire, was made at Southamp'
ton Wednesday, 9th inst, for fina
test Of engines and speed preparatory
to her first transatlantic voyage from
Ireland to America. The trial wa.
eminently satisfactory.
Later advices from Kansas state that
. mass meeting had been held at For,
Scott to consider measures for the set.
Element of the troubles in that region
and it was unanimously resolved K
proceed through the c,vil organization
70 refer al past offences to the Crane
Jury; 70 refrain from prosecutions ant
vexatious arreeth and 70 hold ever
t1a 6 lset Scott TO . .Sriot accoun
lIl5 h naaal( u othas ualAwia
ssi1.s:s'|a ss q \; -,
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STOCK


eueNU Shcrcush breed DurhA0 Dull. DAvY
u CROCKBTEs isnow KEEP; for the beue IL oftlsope
Who wish TO svah themselves Of his services at ).
Cannon's stables, West Davenport.
TEKns-Ca-h-For common Cow, IS. for Grade
% part bred, clio, for thorough bred COWS $-a.
pyscRIPrIos.-"Dasy CFocketi'' 10 "A deep re-,
wss cx!vc. on the 2Itn 81 March, fSs0 bred lr
Jacob Perez o. CLARK ccuuy Ohio. He oGe Of t,a
nnest short horned Durham Bais Of his age in the
states, or in England. See has Pedigree, No li,>
vol g. American herd book.
PEprGREE.-"Davy Crockett was got by IUrnoyt .
ed Alderman, 2Gi cut Of YonDs vr, mia By Powhst-
tan SIS Y Lady Of the Lake by Imported Reforuer
lEosl H-e q Sharon by Belsidere tisocl K.d Rose
9Th by 81 Hubback 1922 l Ned Rose I'd hy hi.
Grace lsii,l Ned Rose LIST BY Marlborough l7o5l
American Gov BY Pavorite [3s2) BY Prince Jhst (
By Fobjsmbe 1858 ] by Halbsck 1919 ~ james
Browns Red bull, 1911
For further particulars inquire at Cannon and
Frcnch's Mills, west davenport
After devoting . iarEe PORTION Of my time for the
past yenrs, sparing NJ i.her trouble expense
obtain the bst fhofongh-t rel stock that could be
in this country or In EurIe,I am happy to state
that can justly recommend one ~ the hes: young
thoruh brei Stations in the world one OF the best
Mammoth Jack, and ir'portei thorough bred Dur
ham Bulls, and ar eood a Hereford Bull as England
ever produced an Alierney Bun, snd Suffolk Hos
The services OF ali these animals ar within tire
Yeseh Of every person who wishes 10 improve their
stock This l. . very Important branch Of sgricul-
tufb Interests Ana ought 10 b. every where PROM
inent although 1t hse HERETOFORE been ton niuch
neglected. " tine Farms OF Iowa. who have not paii
sufficient attention u the Production ~ pure high
bred animals. tits Will known fact, particularly
among the growers ~ line STOCK III England, that
u tie best sire should he pure ,herouh bred AMI
NAL rs the, offspring OF OF the opposite character
nvsriabl, shows Tia detects Il An imperfect pedigree
Another fact equally established although il nay
appear strange " saiae ~ that the offspring r.
quently poeses the distinctive traits n Characters
which Il st imprcsnsiej the dam. These and many
equally p,r aut facts. render j, " he FIRST n"cs,-
sity to obtain thorough-biri animals, for tho I'M
pTovement, ~ STOCK OF all kind.
The subscriber has, and Will keep constantly on
hand for sale Thoroughbred stock.
apr9dxw3m J.. N CANNON
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Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

TNHH Summer Session OF this Institution commen
i ces ON Monday, May Sd, 1858. The location Of
this Institution for general hoahfulness purity OF
moral atmosphere, subimity and beauty Of scene.y.
IL not e1csiled it is thought By that OF any similar
Institution in this nation. The building srheesn-
tiae brick cdifce, situated . besutifnA eminence
Overlooking the ''FstAer Of waters and Twin CIT.
lei OF the west" and Is beine fitted m IN the
most approved style ofeastern Colleges The aesson
Rooms have been nicely pabered, and supplied vith
the best styles Of Boston furniture diaeopaily Ar
ranged and the three commodious YasDors have heen
neatly papered, painted, ca4peted end furntAeA with
new and elegant planes, kc, for the accommodation
Of the musical and ornamental department Two al
ditiona Professors VIII be added 70 the Ynerlty-a
lady and gentlemsn. late Of Troy Female OAltge. Il
Y. The boarding department viii accomnIDds A q
present, between seventyhve and one hundred yauns
ladies' and VIII be under the supesvision Of eae pes
ident and his Lady; and parents mag BE- assured
that pains will be AIRED, only 70 prooee th
Scholarship and standing, but the health and COM
fort Of their daughters. This Institution Being nov
placed under auspices Of the Mount lda Collese
Association, and Incorporated with the hRhest COZ
lesiaie powers, full aud formal Diplomas conierrinc
appropriate Literary Degrees, viii BE- svarded to
thoec young ladies who complete the prescribed
course - study. Expenses win - rsdpceI "a ueef
the times Students wiz Be reostvsd q any time du-
ring the nrSt half Of the session
mayl.tf NV 4 TOOKu.