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NaPoieon' IN ms ietter 20 fnnco Napoleon
says emigration OF iree negroes Is me slave
trade In disguise ne VIII nave none OF IT, ana
1lre('' ,ne rIlnce 10 resume negotiations WIN
hnslahu re'atl'e 20 inc substitution % cool
yes Tor negroes.
Napoleon iuneral ear was formally pre-
sen'ou 70 rance 10y oT John hnrgoync.-
ILlhoe NaPoleon' on I's reception sald DE re-
cel'ea IL as testimony Oh victoria desire To
eHace the poignant membranes OF ~. Hell
ena' as an additional pledge of cordial allie
ance'
Inc Legislature OF Holland have introduced
a o'ii emaucipatng slaves at Sarinam aud
curacao,
INC conferences az Madrid between the
spanish Foreign Minister ana the English
ana frencn Ambassadors promised sahslac-
Tory solution OF lhe Mexican di'hcNity'
UaI.tajn
The French Spanish forces blocsadcd the
river Touran. Cochin China
Oman Bpr,iv.-Thc Tralco Cirouife
pubT.bcs a letter. dated Vtenta Nov. /. 60
The following effect. Great excitement pre-
walls here I'm consequence of the sudden dis
missa Of the electric staff connected with the
cable and TIE unexpected closing up of the
Company's premises
On Monday morning. Mr.. McCurley. Sec
retary's Assistant. who had arrived from .ou-
don On the prcyious night. proceeded 60 the
Telegraph Office. and. without any prior init
nation that such course was TO be edoptod.
gave orders to each Of the clerks ON duty 10
leave the premises, as their services were no
LONGER rc1uircI. Some time ago caol, of tho
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ANOTHER SrEp IN ADvANcE.--Tho speech
Of Jefferson Davis, delivered at Jackson, in
Mississippi, on the nth inst. is published
in the Washington Union, with extravagant
commentators. This lends moro than ordi-
nary significance to certain portions of that
speech. The Senator for instance, in speak
ing of the slavery question and the rights Of
the South, says
"And it gives me pleasure here to say of
him, (Mr. Buchanan,) what ! am assured |
can now say with confidence, that he will not
shrink hairs breadth from the position he
has taken, but ,oU more another step in at.
vance, and fall, if fall he must manfully. up
holding these rights and defying the insolence
Of ill-gotten power
II will be remembered that Mr.. Davis took
Washington on his way home, and it was
from that city that the fact and cast Of his
forthcoming speech in Mssissippi were first
announced. It is probable, therefore, that he
was then authorized to make this particular
statement II he had no such authority. or
the statement were destitute Of foundation, it
is very evident that the speech Of Mr.. Davis
would not receive the unqualified appreciation
bestowed upon it by Mr.. Buchanan organ.
We wait to see what that other step in adj
vance, for the benefit of the slave power, can
bc.-Bostou Journal
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CHANCE FOR LAND

To those who find it desirable to leave Yer
mont, the advertisement in this paper Of lands
in New Jersey, by SAMUEL II. JONES, offers
fair inducements. We are reliably informed
that Mr.. Jones is a gentleman of high char
actcr and abundance of means, and that one
of his purposes in offering favorable terms is
to induce an infusion Of live, hardy and hon
est Yankees into his section of the country.
lie cannot well do his neghborhood and the
State of New Jersey better service
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gaatrbman & State JuuruaI.
BY E. p. WALTON.
THE wArcHMAN Il JOURNAL FOR
MONTPELIER, DEC. 3, 1858.


We remind our agents and readers that the
session Of Congress is at hand, and that the
IVatctman will have another series of Wash
ington letters New subscribers who wish
to begin before the lst Of Jan. can do so, but
notice should be sent promptly. Agents and
others forming clubs are requested to notify
us of the probable number wanted, at least one
week before the first Of January.
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10 The generosity which prompted the
ordering of good nice fat turkey to be left
at our residence on Monday last is duly APP
prcciated by the printer. If the donor will
call at our office and make himself known, he
shall have our best bow, as well as the thanks
Of every member Of our family.
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ID EMOVAL.-O. PITKIN has moved to
III Green Block, State Street, near the Post Office,
which he has recently fitted up for
A MARKET FOR THE SALE OF Provisions,
in the most approved Styles which, neaness and
Ncnicncc, cannot be beat in the state elsewhere.
lie keeps constantly on hand and for sale
NfCE BEEF. PORK, LAM AND FOWLS,
also nice Salt Pork Comcd Beef Ham, Sausage rrpc,&c.
~ Cash paid for most kinds Of Country Produce.
lie D. grateful for present patronage and hopes, by uu-
vcatcd attention and close application to his business, TO
merit greater SHARE VI public patronage.
Montpelier, VT, Nov. l6th, 1858. Is
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The pressure of the legislative proceedings
has prevented the insertion of some articles
sent to us that will not be very useful now.
These we lay on (or under the table. Others
will appear
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NJ Office. - This is to certify that | have
~ given to my SON. Charles S, Adams, his time dur
ing the remainder Of his minority, and shall pay debts
his contracting claim any of his earnings after
this date. SETH ADAMS.
Cabot Nov &c. 1855
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10 We 60 to press this week on We'd
nesday, to enable the printers to enjoy Thanks
giving day, Hereafter we hope to be able to
give our readers the weekly market quota
uonS' as well as our usual variety Of misccl-
lany and news
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MoREH EAots
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THE GREAT STRENGTHENED AND PAIN
DESTROYER.
The best and cheapest Household Bcmcdy in the World
Simple and pleasant in lis application, certain and cnec
tual in s results beautiful scientific, external Gu
ratyc applicable fr the relief Of Pain at any time in
any place. any part Of the human system, and under
all circumstances fyou pm, this Plaster anywhere, II
Pain is there the Plaster win stick there until the Pain
has vanished. The Plaster magnotzcs the Pain away.
and
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER
is APPLIED.
Rhcumatsm, Iameness. stiffness, Weakness Dcbil-
iv. Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and
Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED and with
little patience. PERMANENTLY CURED. by the
magical influence Of the MAGNETIC PLASTER Ills
hc simplest, sures safest, pleasancs and cheapest
remedy in existence. its application is uniyersalequnl
rs TO the strong man. the delicate woman, and the feeble
mhnt 10 each and all it viii prove Balm and Bless
ing. It's use is agreeable. and without annoyance or
trouble lts price within reach Of all-rch poor
an may have it, and all should have il who arc sick AND
suffering in any way.
FARMERS should We always supplied with this iu,al-
liable PLASTER twill De the Good Physician in any
household. ready OF all times, and at instant notice
eight pasters and any child can spread them. Price
25 cents box, with iull and plain dnectioss.
ID. c. MOREHEAD, MD.
Irciifoy aud Proprietor. 80 u alter ST., Ner York
MOREHEAp'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD
BI ALL DRUGGISTS ia every City Town, and VII
lagc 0f the United States. l6.copis6S.
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AIAp an NORTHERN YERMONT.-

MAP OF NORTHERN VERMONT.
WI The undersigned propose 70 publish large and
accurate Typographical Map of amoilllc Orleans and
Essex Counties, from thorough and careful surveys
der the direction of II. f. Waling. CiWl Engineer
Every Road has been carefully surveyed by and
distance and the locations noted Of all the public Roads,
Dwellings, Churches, Post Offices, Hotels, Stores, School
Houses, Factories Mills Shops Hills, Ponds Marshes,
Streams, &c The names Of Property Holders generally,
carefully including those who order for the Work. will
be cngraven upon the Map, showing the exact location
OF each Extra Maps Of the principal Villages, will be
engraved upon the margin Of the Map also Table OF
Distances, showing the number Of miles from each Post
Office every other hT0ughou the country, together
with the latest statistical information. An Ornamental
Border will surround the Map The Map willb engray
ed hy the most skilfm Artists in the Country, hand
somry Colored and Mounted, and will be delivered
those who order the the most reasonable terms
We actively engaged in forwarding the work,
and shall cndcavOr ia give every property holder OPP
pnrtuuity Of ordering copy and also examining the
Work before its final completion in order to make it
tirply satisfactory TO accuracy Sc. The Map will
contain an the information usually found in Town Maps
for each If tho Towns in the Counties, and it is obvious
that the most liberal patronage needed TO sustain as
la producing work Of So great magnitude and expense
As il is evidently Of such practical utility and interest 10
business and citizens genually--preseutiug so min
ute and distinct representation Of the Counties that
even child may roudy acquire correct idea Of each
Town, iago &c and their true direction and distance
from each other. We confidently solicit and expect the
hearty cooperation Of the Intelligent and entcprising
citizens Of Lamoille, Orleans, and Essex Counties.
0S LOOMS WAY a CO., Boston.
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1 CARD FROM DIR. JAMES NJ. JAR

\ 4 u hhi l. 81 ttc Ntw oih Lung fVtWnfy.-
MY connection or lnc past 9Ahl years with tle aNo'c
Institutions MS lHrt Fhysi t"efeye9IH course
~ steady devotion TO ihe Cure ot IumontlY N'hsuhP
uun add ITS Nnuc ga casc't inseht WIN my uhiNai-
led opportunities and adYahlaHe ol pAiAootioa tt'f"eh
aided Not lhu, ty perfect system of Me"c'' i"8d-
i9tcH-has enabled noe 10 arrive al decisive WIeot,
end successful coursc of Treatment or the positive and
radical cure OF al cascs ui ING HI0af LH"ga ana
i'f-i0sS7ges By limitation lhc v1por ana curative
properties of medriuc are directly addressed 20 ihc as
o'.'' N' 9'Iu ' wy '.- .i ~, H., ti,
wy " r 7. N II, i.'4 + i5, :, " n.cI
WI ''l' ,' ~ 49,, f ti AMI
iy t,Y 5 P"lN IN & :, ,,r, ,.essa+y j,"t
I ,t,,t ss,,il t,,, tlg to,cgt If 1ott g,yl;yJ and
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1859, containing
the Election Returns and the usual matter Will he pub
lished about Christmas. Price Is cents lgcopes' post
paid for i lpl Copies postpaid s. address as aoo'e'
212jeop
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PARTICULAR NOTICE TO CONsUM-

PARTICULAR NOTICE TO CONSUM-
ERS or VHITE LEAD.
The subscribers, General Agents for John T. Lewis &
Brothers Philadelphia White Lead. offer Il the pub
lie aud warrant it Of the excellent quality that
made by the old firm Of Mordcca Lewis CO.. 1.-The style
of the firm only hcing changedl
The quality Of this Lead has been too long and favoa
bly, known 10 require anything TO be said in It's
praise and purchasers may be assured that they get
f weight of Lead In each kcg, and do pay for the
weight Of the keg as charged By other companies.
We have, also, fan supply Of Coiols from the
manufacturers which We warrant Of superior quality
IIIANEH, RICE & Co.
0S20 No. % India Street, Boston.
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CtOOD FARM LANDS IN THE STATE
N OF NEW JERSEY
The HANoyER Tract OF 10000 ACRES

N OF NEW JERSEY.
The Hanover TRACT or 10000 ACRES
having been held in the family Of the subscriber for
ly ceaty is now offered flr sale in farms Of 20 acres
liz in The County Of Burlington, aud Of easy access
being about 80 miles from Philadelphia and - from New
York,
ers rich 5iact sand aboUndg IN decaycd regea5lo1 at-
ter, and ia others light sand with loamy subsoil.
The Rancocus River rises in these lands aud waters
them in every direction with small streams the hanks
Of which arc depostcs Of MUCK suitable for manure.
Excellent Green LaHd Mart, Of the best fertf-
rers known 40 be bought in the vicinity for the low rate
If Is per Lime also be bought at low cost.
The country Is level the soil free from rocks stones,
and well suited To the raising Of all kinds Of Grams,
The Cranberry grows naturally all the low grounds,
and with slight cultivation will produce from 100 to 800
bushels per acre
Everything raised finds a ready market on the spot
from those who buy to supply the large cities and a
farmer may take his own produce 10 market with ease,
the Depot of the Mt Holly Philadelphia X. Road
q but 10 miles distant, besides which Railroad from
New York 70 Philadelphia passing directly through these
lands is under contract and will be finished IN 1909
The climate is perfectly healthy free t'om chs o. fe-
GERS, and the winters open, mild aud short.
HanoUa FarAace is in the midst Of these lands at
which are an Iron Foundry Gris and Saw Mills, Church
and School Houses, Blacksmith, Carpenter ana Wheel
right Shops and number Of Dwelling houses
Farms will be sold only to actual settlers at prices vary
ing hom $40 10 S2) per acre, until certain number arc
disposed or The terms are very easy TO SUIT settlers
with limited means,
Farmers are invited to examine these lands for them
selves and they will find them represented The title
is indisputable and Warantce Deeds given when the
purchase money paid.
Route 10 the Land. Daily stages from Borden
town on the Camden * Amhoy Railroad To Pontyillt
aud New Egypt both Of which are in the vicinity the
proprioors Of the Stage Lines forward passenser u
Hanover Furnace,
ANY further information may be had by letters address.
ed the subscriber at Browns Mills Burlington Coun
tyNJ SAML. II. JONES,
Hanover Furnace.
MI Jones Is permitted to refer to
CHAs CUMMINGS aud (pr,.i,ho,a, Y,
21el DR r W GliAT We
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II EMovAL.-UNrrrD STATES AND Fon-

NJ n l., ~ ~ ~ u II u
"a ~ - - ~
Ae IHh'p9i hNamnef OF latsnts IN the Ohteu STATES
- isteht Oihee, az washington
49, has removed ms Ohcc 70
WEBSTER bANE buILpINd, IL kxcnANos 81, b9sT2N,
tNens issued ID the United states ana IN All other
PaehtkiahtnR countries Specihcauons ana drawings
prepared caveats filed Recommendations procured, OF
applications That have been rejected upon imPeriectly
prepared papers hierlefences prosecuted he-issues
ana extensions Wgeuted 1nd IN general all business
WIN te ia'ht oMce transacted win care ana
l'VUiupness.
bt'uAh ana other i9feigh patents procured through
prompt ana '9nhdental agents IN London and fans'
elsons Ie.lung az distance may obtain al peeessaLy
oIhaion ana nave ther business transacted uy wit.
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Six Lectures ON the and cure Of Consumption
Asthma, Bronchitis. Heart Disease Dyspepsia, Female
Complaints and Chronic Diseases generally (bound $3.50
pages ID ongrayings) by Dr. SAMUEL $. frroI exc
plmnWg the authors treatment by which hc both pre-
vents and cures the above diseases.
rms book has been the means OF saving thousands or
'cs fucc, % cents. Sent By mail. postpaid, for 40
cents Apply to Dr. $. S. FITCH, office ia Broadway
Ne" York Consultation personally or by letter free
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will cure IT,
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Boston s. flrm pork EMBELLISHMENTS

NJ RITING, BOOKKEEPING, NAVI-
w CATION,
Surveying Engineering, Languages, Elementary and
Higher English Branches.
X RI
COWERS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Granite B,dlding. No. l30 Washington st., boston,
which has been successfully conducted Tor seventeen
years past and has been attended by upwards Of eight
thousand students, Is open DAY and EVENING ior thor
oughly practical and scientific instruction not the
schoolboy theories Of the Academies, but such compre
hcusve knowledge as will enable the graduate to put his
requirements into immediate operation.
Separate department for Ladies.
There being class SYSTEM students may at any
time and those who desire aided in obtaining suit
able EMPLOYMENT.
Catalogues and Circulars can be had at the college
by mall free.
GEORGE n. CONFER, A. NJ, Principals
OLIVER Il. LINTON, aided by able
1925 assistants.
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:. 7 A TIE OF vERM r,

- T A r + OF YER MON r D.,
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS.
The Hon. the Probate court Tor said district To all
persons concerned In the estate OF Ahal Smith, late u
Willinmstown deceased Greeting.
Whereas James Bass, executor " tho estate Of said
deceased requests said court to allow him the further
time Of year from and after the 18th day OF October
A. D. 1855 90 make payment Of the debts and lcgacics
and close She settlement OF the estate Therefore YOU
hereby notified that said application viii be heard %
session " the Probate court 20 be held at the Orange
County Hotel In Chelsea iu said district, the 9TH day
NJ December next nc which time you may he heard IN
the premises And this order shall be published three
weeks excessively in the Vermont Waterman state
Journal newspaper printed at Montpelier n this State.
the last Of which publication shall be before the day
signed for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under MY hand at the Probate office ia Wash
ngton, his 18Th day VI November, A. ID 1858
tS2) II. A. WHITE, Judge.
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