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OR. j. HoSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERS,

But that numerous class who devote hem
selves ~ lltlrnTy and other acdantary pllEaita,
and la consequences u want ~ physical sxer-
else, becoms the victims u lAnguor AMI dbl.
ity, without nerve or appetite, hnve hitherto
sought "a vain for soma lnvgarat.ng. llfar giving
medicine, whose efseta upon the aystem shal
DO both speedy and permanent. Physicians 81
efniaenee, and profoundly acquainted with ths
requirements 81 the human frame. commend
HOsrErTEIGS BfFfEAS a. tho sAfsst aud
lwiftast aumulant % TIA Tocupcfauys energies
u tAs system yet discovered. II restores tbs
spprLtr, gives ffrah vignr % the digestive
organs, sends the blood through tho veins with
q more lively current, carrccu tcndgncy 20
depression Of spirits, and tA a man for tAs
Transaction n business with a cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other medirinea
winch have been devised Cor the same object.
ths HITTER8 do hss ACT EpasmoJically.
CF W4tA . temporary power - the influence %
the remedy II lasting. And II patl.nr Will
Gut give come attention ~ securing pTopsr
exercise. aftsr the relief has been Afforded. 10
need fear no return 81 the affection, Tho
debility natural 90 tie cGrroaclgEs s.ts ~ years
upon he bodily frsms u also al!cT.ared ~
,hiz great strengthening medicine. thus enabling
l4e agrl % paas thcir declining DAYS Va physical
case whereas they rTe row suffering from az
IRENE weakness and nervousness. To this ven
arshie c.aas OF people, HCSTETT ER'S
BLVTEA8 may 30 commended a. lnvalu-
able. The proFuetoTs Of t..s lnusdrator have,
10 addition, deep qualification IN assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that they WILL lnd
The BITTE RS TO b,st Ead laiett II
rcstsFauyca. Very few medicines are fanc-
al-laad - allvIle!AHs a. proper ~ be ahn.g.s-
tered during the period u nursng; aLl ia
has obtained al universal Prrfzrrnsc.
81 rhosa who dsas % purchase g eat remedy Er
Dyspepsia and pvllity lhouid rsmsm.ss $40 precise
uta, II o q y p TT = MS CmLEnRATED
OMACH uITrEAA. 10 T. fui up iu quart
Lait.as, with tho name, DR.. J. HOSTETTEA's
STOMACH HITTERs, bllwa On tho bottle. aud a.-o
stAinps tAs 50 esvsug DO cork, VITA the Hutssafa
% uosTErrER SMITH On lie LABEL Thee. shiIss
xa Important scrogag q tEs alascua csuatcfftts
aaw 10 he market
az Prepared and sold by HOsTETTEn
SM1HlI, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also gold BY
AL druggists, grocerr, and doalera gen orally
throuEhouttheU United Staten, CANADA, sclIth
a rnerirs. aUk rs-rgany t.,.- ....... ...r,,
fHH. AaItHu. W - q 4UFsAhs nu'trT, hHhsfA a. AsNAN
pr sac Sew Els.N afs.ss.
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A Great National Work,

- ~ 4 Stth ~ q SACA@N"- - ~
~ That Ersry imeriean Should R.aa.
TIE CAN'T FREs OF TIE REVOLUTION
OR THE
f" WAR OF I\DEPF,N DF$ e,
ILLuHrHarED ~
thrilling events. stories ami anecdotes, 'ciatr7; by
THE OLD CONTINENTAL SOLDIERS,
WHILE a. rHERED R0CND THE FIRES
on Dorchr stcr ueirhts .Nt Mlddlrrr1ot
A Cambridge. bu the Susputhu
A Mount Independence. A Springfield
Iurs islam. AZ MurrialuVu.
Al aklpuatk Creek ON the Prder.
At Germantown. In the SNtmus.
valley Turrr. the lii'ls OF Saufcr
~ White Mlrsu. Near Charleston. N1.. &C.
~ sarItuga.
BY HENRY &. WATSON.
with numerous beautiful Illustrations made Tor the work
from original esisns ihe Uholeurmng elegant ogtayo
a- Arort.Hrc wanted IN every state of INC Upton 10
obtain su~siber 20 TINS work. TO whom liberal discounts
VIII ur Hlvru
Price to subscribers, handsomely bound. gilt
back and sides, $500
y. CLDUGH 81 CO., Publishers.
PROVIDENCE, r. Z.
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rHx net should d. known 90 those who have pcy-T used
uH. IS. ID. RICHARDSON - SHERRY Is r. hlIIiltn
Inst ia BuIIurs CoHrtAtSrs. ursFTr~rt JtrrutDl doe
rutt4uN >r1uts. Mounfu tfUrriAf0N. tuu Errrr
uuaHfry diseases nf which lrH Ii InNI-
dent 90 tnr sprus Iud summer months beneficial roe
Immediately experienced uN fhr 80" uI bu lcu-
HrrrHs. The patient feels and realizes ga
Improvement alter taking the nrft dose.
a. Is. beware uf limitations called sherry Wine Nitrfh
Tie genuine iat--iuIl Signature upon the
outer ruNcnue Fur Druggists Neryvherr, ans 40
my 1riUc. Nn. % Hanover street. Boston. AS
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rlaukll FOG PAST a,ors, Ao would ,o..e..
share u! ilr public patronage.
H. Particular attention given 90 Che making ~
garments .or gentlemen rrsrJtiug 100 urifahorHr
tayus. aal o. sac forwarding -! ,au same 1y Ia.
press.
X DON'T rCESET TIKI PLACE,
apna.ito paa4umpa,e House, Railroad street So
JaAnsaury. ". H. HORTON.
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@ Al II - . n / a N
WAREHOUSE
\ n D sEED sTORE

A N ID s d ED TORE
/ 5 t4e place where sou can buy tHe cheap
i aal lH4 fll Irratfat r4rlefI lf Farm anl
NaLlfn implements .u t4e HnrtH parl nj Fer
Wfa.f
F.aTs lEd aIaw rsuaEa ~ rrery description
ti.W 90 fH. Hrat uaaaarfuFerf tH Nee EruIauG.
tultFatnrH aUd -lIHFat0r trrfl. grain aEd Hff.
.4Hrfar Fraiu .rar'rH. coon HAt.rTar auu i4Tu aUl
garden tools nj moot STUDS il HIfr. rfrH#. .Us.
ta sheet harley, Hafar arru corn, pTaH, l4a a.ra
-.H .aIt Hnigfa.a 4f FaTiHua ataaa.
Orange "4rl.'ar sugar aHris, uauu.H TnyfH..
rHfauEH4 aun English uWIUs, rHur Washington
graa. black rFU lHd plain l--+rg. Wat gras. .ud
many .'Hrr tiHaa 1i HU-aa HF rlr quantity uT
done up I1 n1Prr. AIan canary. HUP all uFr
seeds iH1 cutie bone.
NEW SEE DIS.
N'srk ar1 wheat imported la r.ar Prince
tiHrfi potatoes best quality anh GOOD UfHaur-f-f
ffff nom canada liHlIHru HruHrI. .HTst HIHrrr1
li1HWu4E i5-aa arra mi.iff lH4 mauY smaller
choice rrrIn.
Alan fDHr. Graham, rrr corn. hurE HHrrta. n1f.
meal luu uulI"n n4rrr, selected fr.W rlr BOOB af
-'HiHa 4n4 1ii.n rrurWrd aHa arut irraH cod
aaeer
Tff IlI.t .0.Fa, ...4I. .4lt. -'.t
FF4 E'4.H flTrt HutLra Huurs auu ffrI.. su.U-
piHH Hurr HraHs aud sWlifs. aud " frr lld.,a 9I.I
"hif rfN ilr 1ud HHr flr .pHHluE wheel aEu
HyUd IHrW H.N scoop fhrm GOO.
AT "rI.H mH.f luu $3.50 Hr sold 900 fhr T1Hbf
.IrlfHlr lUur'n'r foo produce ur good rrlHIf. .r
900 Iar humble firrrnfurf scale 'ur r4aH .u hand
l4'l 10 IauIra Hud ar. what HHfr uat goo, l4r
ought no. have. "uu uIrs.
And much a.aFa Fouu boz hope,
a1u ALEA LANG.
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TO FARMERS.

- WYER'S LTIVATO RS ,
- MANurAcrUREn ny
the subscribers.
Something new and supposed to De light
Call and them.
uALLET'T-& THOMPSON.
ST. Johnshury. April 10. 1879. 34-JT
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COWlfTyFTONFRS' NOTTCE.

II o.. fhr funsrr uruE appointed hy the Probate Court
"
lnd ADJUST f lins AMI demands ul 40 persons
the estate uf owe -rluduE late Waterford
ssu district Deceased AMI the claims tne deceased
hutr 800 Iert thereto hereby aitrDtf'r iua months
tuu 'Hfn IIy .f Nnrrh g. 3D. I-1N ARE Iiuwcd too
br their claims tnssid
fir animation uuu AlluH aud shat win meet
NM ia usr flu u rlug house cot Martha ID. suHUIinE
r ,t.I ftrrfltI. thr ..tl dhy AHY.
v 70 Srptsluuer nest BOO O'Clock A. "a. each said
WILLARD StNNE commandment.
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would nn! remedy. sc fHF. ts ihe o-i ssnai'1 ."'r
So trioug Pc maag resty5ai.sra aH.a aa,ar. has
supplied ~ rsIrre t4e a1i.sHus sd humanity rgrg ia
mote ssori,. 1r certain .4ss 90 a.,ass taaa au
medicinal gum" Hf tbr via uArfry ffeo Hut a4H,,
eaaatlo % boz its 8esrr 81. ura il f0aihc relieve. aau
60 .arr -ubautru ,ru ul Do, tCirIuag tHl IsdiuHu'
combination NIfl other lusrvd.cuu. 800 Themselves no
equal worth. rl.s lapp5 mlHslue CASTE Do ta.t
Coordination auI .IrsI Indeed"
Nfurf.Diur suHHHst
DR. wIslAHs HAL5AM UF WILD DurnEV
..--- -.-- .i .-l.,
as Cough Group, Asthma, PULMONARY Affections. 4u4
.llg,cut Llaaump tauii iatstuat'v
HOME TESTIMONY
lHosTov tIrH . Ts.2
Ma sEru " rnwtr- Dear eIr--lulE ..H.tiuaur .lr...
Hiur. HtrIslF "Hat. Hrf
grave Last july was attacked H' riirH ...i. t...H
allc and lucaI. became . tuua.tu iaat 4H t.irHUa
fraukr tud that must NIF 80 iNia Dslr I'N4 40
" latal Aiiiill
pAFa.inu f4g .ust rrsEustuiU no lgstu. VINO Ht
previously ud mo that cure was hopeless came a. qua
INFORMED ma What had inkru tir .Atmn"u ihr .r
advised .|Hfluuu NU . q. IU.r NNH
-i---iir ~ --rrf -----r - --
I.Ul. Rowe.
We con ehe,-fuly '-.ur .1 200 t-a,l 0I rhr ,u,,e
statement Mr., Rove ua'4s bogn 49, inmate 60 .ur au-
uy. MtIt!tM niNNElh
MARTHA DIES NEIr
None genuine unless .igIgI o. utrIs 90 .lr wrapper
Prepared ~ SEru " tuWLE a Uu. husrus, Iuu .Il
bacou Johusturv Centre calvin Muulb hsU l.l.t 20
Juhuanurv. o. a QumuN tH lNutnu centre G..
Mctiarry Lyndon Corner = $. could W,4ti nncora lud
uy nearly 400 dealers iu tnc'ii1iur.
D. a. Q. o. a. 4 ID.
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Itcnd,f my Thanks 90 1'l friends and customers
and .'thc rest - mankind" for na~/ aVurs. and
will be haupv g. see them often 10 tAc old place.
DAVID GJOnALI..
~ LahR- h,,rr EA.l, ApriI 25. INl9. lJ-ILs
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ORDER of VOTYCEoT SETTLEMENT
.nr.. q, nm .a-. ~

ORDER of NOTYCEaT VT.
foHN MAUSUs EST ATE
STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District. g.
Prnbste Court hft1 IuAusD NY d district
1TfH tlv Frrfi a U feF1
~ HEtEAs. Hartweil NpaArr administrator on The -
" tate Jnhu MARSH late 1t Prurbam, iu =1id dis
tli.t deceased. PROPOSES 60 reuhrr al account ol
IIH COMMUNICATION and go present DIS account
aglfUFf ryHIuiuuriuu and allow
for tue pu PARTITION hud distribution
rrsi4ur said estate, uuurr uucrrru ~ slid
Court. AMONG The pcru~ who are y law cuptl"t 30 The
tlCscnrr EIurt that she
tat ntiuQ ami 10 hrtr nt tnH PROBATE VI
SEQ iu ~ jnuusugrF, on the 10th da1 uf MAJ A. d. ~
Af 10 81 ilH ffr -rn that Hi. urrsuun Interested -
uutItru hcrgui Republication ata copy uf the record uf
HrtBr lac thr t4runliu. printed az Sc J1husuurf
three NrcA. .le. r1s'e} PREY US o. ,lla ilr " r-i
they and contest we AitaatItf
account 10 they hsari as sli1
ttI4 - matte of yArt.tsH lul aati4butinna SO SAID
ligthsr1u-t Attest. asa l.. FHENCH Judge
At,--t asa D. FErNCH Iaas- % r-frtts s. -
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STATE or j LV.itNI.
(DrIciuufh district.
In Probate Court held Joh-uugT. within and ilr
SAID district. Che -.-I If Aurl. A. ID. 1852.
instrument. puruHrtiug uc tur last vl tnl' r-ta-
y usut Joseph AuarC late Burke. ln said natrt
Iecrts- ueiu presented fhp Court Lrrr br Nlriui
Aaru. tur executor therein named tor pruulir or-
sal Cauft at 40 rr-0ua ruCI tHtrrinue hii
appear said ur holden 40 the
rruatH OrCr 800 Iuuuruurv. the 10th day nt May
uul rhew No. Fury have. against The
Pr1rrte 90 slid wit which purpose % a Wruer 1t
rrei shat W fl. .rUfl 600 fuis urucr Uc uuu-hed
thrice ,uprv-4t 90 she tairtunau printed No 81
JuuusBul previous o. -i time appointed tor hearing.
~ 8
ASA D.. FRENCH. Judge % Probate.
A true COPY af rryufI Attest
L5-E ASA T.. FILtN on Jutige 90 Probate.
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LET THE SICK REJOICE.

urPKIrK's SUGAR COATED PILLS
- Ii LII. --I------ r-l.--.a- -
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

as- See advertisement lf Dr. Janioru'- LIVER ~
ORATOR lu another column. O-
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nulaenred =, IL cal.donls

MAC II I y l. = II . y
So Johnsnury, VI,
a Nv HIGGINS II CARR.
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Cold and slIver Watcheg.

E'NOM th6 hest English, svss. and
1 frrnrn manufacturer tlaa lnud astOrr-
sHa .I..Il .s.fH
Hr UOWAuUF.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
TOMORROW FRIDAY), NOV. ii, at O'Clock
: Third performance of the Opera OF
THE SUII.IAN VEsPERS

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
TOMORROW FRIDAY), NOV. Il. Al O'Clock
Third periormssness Of The rev ogera e
with IL magnificent mise and immense ensemble and
TaS mxrisE eiIsHs AND PEssd gso
Seats may be lad throughout the day regular ticket
ofces'te box Office of the Academy Of Music sibers
shove Vesey street and Hall Sons and Breusngs music
stores, and a e the evening Of the performance
GRAND MATi.EE
Te directors 10 returning their thanks the patrons Of the
that IN order afford the ladies OF the city OF New York
and it's vici,y opportunity witness the splendid effects.
mise ad ensemble Of the Opera they have
'''''N ''' D' TIE SIciiIsN vEspEas.
which will he exactly the style OF magndcence
in the evening including all the artists the entire and immense
chorus ard orchestra
TO give due effect to the new sceaery
dur ing the Matinee.
Price OF admission usual
TO TIE PATRONS OF THE MATINEE
The Directors pledge themselves that all announcements
maze % IN hs % VIII be ,gdiy complied with
IL The performance will conclude MT
O'Clock r. n.
70 enable visers from the country 70 be In time FOR the rail-
NOTICE -stc Academy Of Music having been let Tor the
grand Charity Fair the viii close at the end of the pre-
the public several performances will 10 be vee In
afdilon 70 tie regular opera nights THE SICIILAN YES
vi" Hs pEnuT 81 MapAME pats F0S %BEeTiN GE
which Will be ,o,owsd By N Mozarts famous opera Of
The will conclude with the revival Of
which VIII be given with an extraordinary cast.
Neat week, trst appearance In America Of
Principal dramatic Prma Donna from the first Italian Opera
houses On the same evening, third appearance la America
sIGNoR BEAUCARDE
The season unAvodaby closes al the end Of the present
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTS.

DR. 7. +. FRANK. oCULIsT, los EAST FOURTEENTH
~ street New York between Third and Fourth avenues
The pecuriy OF his local treatment for Of the eve
consists in the reduction Of all remedies applied to this sens
organ to the grateful and soothing form OF fumes and
yapors thus dispensing with the pain and irritation attending
the OF administration BE has devised very eac.
appsrf accomplish this desirable result All mecca
say surgical operations performed,
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NIBLO'S GARDEN. M.
IN Manager. Mr.. K KdAys
PRICES.
Tickets to al paris. 80 cents Children rs ocas
Family circle entrance Priyac boxes. -
on Crosby street.. rs cents Orchestra
Doors open at 6iS; at TX.
TwENTGSkCOED NIGHT
OF MR.. and MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
On which they will appear BY desire La the dral e
IRELAND AZ 1T WAS,
THAT DONNYBROOK JIG,
and
IN AND OUT OF PLACE,
In which Mrs Williams will appear for the drs time In hr
YANKEE SONis AND DANCES.
THURSDAY EVENING, ~
IRELAND AS 1T WAS.
Judy OTrot Mrs Barney Williams.
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
Blk CHARACTERS BY MRS. WlLLTAMS
OUR MARY ANN.
Friday, Benefit Of Mrs. b. Williams.
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RESTAURANTS.

DosT OFFICE LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS "a MASS NJ
srSst corner Of Cedar directly opposite the Post olee
SfohdE W kfEkSON, Manager. The choicest articles the
NV York market aords served up Those Who nch
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AMUsMMuHTs.


w ALLACK'S THEATRE
w KkTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES.
TONIGHT.
ThUksDAY. Nov 10,
FIRST TIME AT THIS THEATRE
Will be produced Buckstones beautiful drama In three acts
entitled
THE WRECK ASHORE
The piece has been some time IN preparation and will be
NEW SCENERY, BY SHERWOOD.
NEW AND APPROPRIATE COSTUMES. 81 Messry.
FLANEkY and BENSCHOTEN.
DANCES. BY Miss HENRAaDE.
: THE INClDEHTAL CHOnuSES AND MUSIC,
Composed ard rransed expressly a, the occasion by
Mr.. ROBERT sTUEPEL.
All the strength Of this be ldedt
10 the iollo sing
THE WRECK ASHORE
M'es Bertram. Squire Of Moaey ey............Mr Dyo4
taptxin CraDprs lpgler Mr. Leaer Wasck
Narmadnke haSos, village constable Mr. Blaze
Jenny S!aitg, farmers boy Mr. Wacut
Nnl.ar Bssuar yong farmer. Floyd
Farm Mr. Bsker Mr. Hu Mr. Brown, Mr. pe,ter ac
BlAckaddeT mate Of Bertrsms vessel Mr.. Young
III, Mr. uliver, O. Parsioe Mr. Hurley, &C
Alice, dairy maid Dame Barnard ds fa-m Mrs Hoey
res her unnnon
ticoA
srs Starring Mia fync
Ac Ac
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I,vOR ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
L. town-1he new and favorie steamship MOUNT vEg.
kON r. G. snHh commander will leave IL North River
on Saturday, Now II a. O'Clock. NJ Passage and fare IN
GLIDING staeroo 81 0 Freight foot and
tonate rates and received Fridays and saurdsya M
freight received after zP day OF sailing Insur 4
risks taken under $500 Apply II. y. CROM
WELL a co, So Wcs. street.
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EyOK HAVANA VIA NASSAU, n. P.-THE BRITISH
and NORTH American Royal Mall stearship KARIN AK,
GApt A. Brownesa VIII sail from the Ccmpsny's whnr, n
Jersey s for tho above about the h Norsuter
and sh Decerberthaa s the arrival Of the
pected fota England op these dates
Passage money kssxAu. sxAu........................66
10 hsvans; 6J
Do between Nassau and Havana. Is
For freight or pRasazo apply ~ u. CUNARD, Bowling
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TTNITFD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE--rOR HA.
vana and New OrleansThe fast aud iavoric seamshp
ssfsEg TAYLOR, - commander, will sail on Thursday,
No~ T s O'Clock r NJ, from pier foot Of Warren street,
North iivcr Bills iadug Of the proper form furn,hed at
ssinr For freight passage srply at No ~ West street
ss.rrct ealr ~ az Warren, NJ. U, ROBERTS
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~--- S-~--
HARLEM LANE-TRoTTING.-A TR0T WILL COME
Ii of Thursday 10th ins at o'clock r. M mile heats
ruad wneans owners 10 dive for of Harness
sice sske OF $50 Owner Jenny Dounsy;
names &. Prince; m Lady 5uf,k
ner names g. Jessey; owner names b. 6. Putnam,
b. 4 Dean swift
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

L,OR sALE.-A PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES
sixteen hands high and will be reasonably and
can be at Underhl Fleets Livery stable Lafayeue
place.
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pscket ship DE WITT CLINTON, lying It pier 81 Eas
pier n East river sails November For passage apply
on board or 10 WILLIAMS GUION, 40 Fulton street
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DORTLANU AND CANADA
i Seniweekly lne-viR Victoria Bridge
Al ne first class steamships
CHESAPEAKE, Capt Sidney Croweil,
PATAPScO, Cap H. II. Layied,
WIN leave pier No u North river, New York and Br ms
wharf, Portland, every Wednesday and SATURDAY.,
O'Clock r. NJ. Running time thirty six hours
Passage, including meals aud statefocm, S.
These with Grand Way form
the cbeares snd most expeditions freight M6uoa
Ii. b. CROMWELL 4 CO., ss West street
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LrNE.-EsTA ABLIsHED 1872
"A Carrying the United States mail! Sailing positively
The day advertised The magnificent clipper chip G GLo
Vkk completing her loading at pier North River and will
sail Monday 18th inh for Melbourne She has fe
berhs LETT for second class for which apply
board or Ia Il. w. CAMERON, No d Bowling Green.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-13
National Democratic PTo11o-,,, p1o-,,.-

me democratic party of the State of Califor-
MA, IN Convention assembled make and npbi;sh
as their Platform and Resolutions; ''"-
cIL nLEsoLVED That we re-affirm the PRINCIPLES set
m III en III tne Cincinnati Platform, and recognize Il
Greed. Vi 'ne Oenocrauc
=, RESOLVED, That the right of the neonIe 90 tbo
eIilorles to form all their domestic ins1i,ntions
~ 10 lheir own way, is absolute and comnlste III
st ;, we are naturally opposed to any interference
49, E'' ei'her by the Legislative or Ex-
cuuNe departments of the General G,vornr,nr,t
RESOLVED. That the Administration ~ IaO,o.
oucnanan, by It's outrages upon the rights Of the
people OF Kansas its unrelentin0 proscintion -,
tired and worthy Democrats for the ofi;snse of al,
nering To Democratic principles, its constant vio-
a.ou OF Tue pledges which brought it into life its
ntempt to render the Legislative subject 10 the
Executive Department and its gross extravaonnce
mlsmanagement and corruption, has forfeited the
people. " '"' A"'e' ''"n
q, hESoi ESQ gaD That the immediate construction of
T uS "S'lc Hallroad ought 10 be encouraged bv
the Federal ana State Governments b, ali means
IN their power and that meanwb,Ie 10 r,aI sar
aud increased s"ouiu Oe sustained
h5SsoLvED, That our State Judiciarv system
nee1s .G thorough and complete revision and that
~ wy 'lulioh should be so changed as 10 in
crease inc number of Judges of the Snnrema
Court, and secure speedy, honest and faitbfnr
administration Of Justice
RESOLVED That in the opinion Of this Convar.
uon, Congress should enact a law to protect actin.
al roma hde settlers upon public lands in their
just rights. '-siA
REsoLvED, That we, as a Convention, repre.
sentlpg the true Democracy Of California, adhere.
VIVID nhialtering hrmness to the principles of De-
morracy, as taught by Thomas Jefferson. and
which guided the councils Of the immortal jack
on.
RESOLVED, That when this Convention ad.
iourns its members adjourn TO meet as citizens
at the polls inthe ldes of September, and that by
our laoors anG v~f voices, we show TO the world
tnat the ireemen of California are unbouoht bv
Federal patronage, and are unawed by Federal
power. and will sta by the sacred PRINCIPLES ~
Democracy in defiance Of treacherous Presidents
and their Cabinets.
RESOLVED, That the doctrine of Intervention
by Congress to establish slave code for the Ter
rtorles, assumed by the Administration adher-
ents, IS a gross departure from the principles of
the true democracy as laid down IN the Platform
made at Cincinnati, and we repudiate il as the
heresy OF a faction and condemn il as an outrage
upon the great charter of American Liberty.
RESOLVED, That the Chief Executive of the
Nation has broken his pledges to the people of
me state OF California. in regard to the Pacific
kallroad, which pledges were announced in
MS ill-timed letter Of 1856, two weeks previous
to the election in this State /; and that we con-
demn tnt Administration for its refusal 10 nIaca
The Central Overland NAL on the same footing. as
70 Docompensatlon, as the Southern route"