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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-18
A LPACCAS A large assortment a,
- BROWN s. SIIELDON'S
STATE OF AERMoNT. : .

OioIiCL VI -NcN IldEtbf
Be il remembered, that at a probate court
holden at Bristol in said district. OH the 29tb
day OF November, 1914. The Administrators
on the estate Of Nathaniel Shatthck. laie cf
Noukiou in said district deceased, intesiaie
made application 10 said courtto examine and
allow his account against said estate as Adj
minsiraIor.
Whereupon the court ordered the adn.inis-
traitor to notify all persons concerned, 10 ap-
pear at a probate court to be holden al the
Office of the Judge Of said court at Bristol in
said district on the first Monday in january
1916, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, then and there 20
make objections 10 the allowance OF said ac-
count If they see cause, by publishing ccI-
tilted copy of this order in the Northern Gal
axy a newspaper printed at Middiebury, in
the County of Addison three weeks .acccs-
sively previous 10 the term ofsaid court.
II. MUNSILL, Judge.
A true Copy OF Record. 5A
Attest. ii. MUNSiLL, Judge.
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q American Republcanism is going a.
mead in fine styiein Massachusetts. A num-
Der OF associations have been formed in Bos-
ton ton aud through the neighboring counties.
tney are composed Of nearly equa! numbers
o. Of wings AMI democrats. The.,eschew PARTY
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEW
YORK.

We have copied from the table prepared
by the state Canvassers, the following az
grega:e of the vote cast for Electors in this
State, on the 9Th of November. We have
given The totals for the Electors at Large, on
each ticket, and the Greragevote on the whole
ticket:
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Religious Notice,

Rev. Mr.. DAILY will celebrate Mass in Mid
dIebury on Sunday the 18th and on Sunday
the 22d and on Christmas day the 25th inst.
Catholics are respectfully invited to attend.
Middlebury, Dec. 10th. 1874.
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LoUIslASA.-The New Orleans Bee has au-
thentic returns from every parish in the
State, and says tina, the maiorities for Polk
including the PLaquemines Yote-is633
Throwing out the fraudulent vote of Plaque
mines, Clay will have majority of2s6.
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@ 1t is stated that Dr.. CIay's speeches in
favor of protective tariff, we're printed in
German and circulated in Pennsylvania, pre-
vious to the late election. with Mr.. Folks
name appended as The author! Such is To-
cofocoisln
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STATE OF VERMONT. !

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison IS.
Be il remembered that at probate court held
at Middlebury in and for the district of Addison,
on the 2lSt day Of November AID. 1874.
Norman Topper and Rufus Perkins exec-
utors uf the last will and testament OF
HENRI HER,
late Of Middlebury deceased. move the Court
that petition OF the real estate of said deceas-
ed be made among the heirs of said deceas
ed; and that commissioners be appointed for
that purpose; 1t is therefore ordered that
said Executors give notice to all person in
terested to appear before said Court. at a
session thereof TO be held at the office Of the
Register of said Court in said MidGlebury,
on Thursday the 10Th day ofDecember next,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, at which
time and place said Court will appoint Com
missiOners TO make partition of said csta;e,hy
publishing certified copy Of this order in
the Northern Galaxy newspaper printed al
said Middlebury three weeks successfully
previous TO the said session ufsaid Court.
j. S. bushnell Register
A true copy Of record 90
AiteSt. j. S Bushnell, Register.
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THE Constitution, the .'yis vita" of our won
derful bodies, constantly require an alternative
or rcgenerating influence. TO creale and retain
a ho slthy existence. Air, light, an6 some o;.he
clements are brought to this requisition, and for
a time prove sufficient fer the reqnirem ents oil
the system. But when from iinprudence, and a
vIsIaiion Of the laws of the animal ocon omy
morbid hunOrs arise ,acrid and viIata or juices,
arc COLI cted, the system requires assrs.aIce
from some oihei source, or il sinks in disease.
decay and death. How wonderful and salutary
at this period, are the efrcis of an appropriate
Alternative medicine, taken in season Thou
sands have been saved from death, and millions
frum snffenngs indest ribable, and again restored
to health, by t'o timely use Of PHELPs' IONA
+ro PILLS, which are SO efficacIous and potent,
in cleansing the stomach and bowels, purifying
The blood, and renovating the glandular system
by altering the secretons of the liver, and other
glands, and carrying off the morbid juices and hu-
mors :-ihat al the South they have ac1uiered
The name Of" Fever Baue," because they inva-
riably prevent or break up billions, remi:tani,
yellow. intermittent, and lung fevers.
Five years extensive use, have proven them
the best ard only sure and safe remedy for all
the numerous chronic diseases. where the sys-
lem requires something that will operate on the
Blood, Liver, and various systems of vessels,
giving them healthy action, at the slme time
oxpel the morbid and poisonous juices and hu-
mors, which it separates from them.
IL this class Of diseases, are Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Complaints, Bilious
Stomach, ScorfuIa, Gravel, Worms, Tumors,
and crup.ions OF the skin of various kinds; per
manent weakness above the loins aud limbs,
Kings Evil, constitutional and hereditary fee
bleness of The whole or part of tho ysiem. &c
Thousands ofthe cases Of the above diseases
- A
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State Temperate Con, cnton is to be
held at Columbus, OHIO, December l8. A
primary object is 10 reform the license sys-
TEN, and have it referred TO the people of the
towns.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }

District cfNew Haven,
Be it remembered that At a probate court holden
at Bristol, within and for the district Of New Ilayen
on the 23d day Of November 1914. The Adninistra-
tor on the estate Of Caleb Landers late Of New Ha-
in said district deceased intestate, made opp-
cation to said Court to examine and allow his ac-
count against said account Administrator alorc-
said.
Wherehpon, said court ordered tie Administrator
TO notify all persons concerned, to appear at pro-
bate To be holden Bristol in said district
The first Monday in January 1915, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, then and there to make their objections to the
allowance Of said account. If they cause by pub
fishing certified copy Of this order 10 the Northern
Galaxy a newspaper printed Middlebury in the
County Of Addison, three weeks successfully pre-
vious TO the time Of said Court.
HARVEYM UNSILL, Judge.
A true Copy of Record, 81
Attest, Fl. MUNsTIL Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, D

Addison District, IS.
BE il remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District 4;CdiSon,
on lhe l9ih day of November i. y. fsif
John Dyar of Salisbury in said district reIsoH
interested in the estate Of Peter Cudmaa late of
Salisbury deceased, moves the coart, that parii-
ton of chat par Of the real estate of said deceased
which was Sc, cut rs dover 70 Ps!;y CIdman,
widower Of said deceased &c made smO; the
persons interested in said estate, and that com
missione7s he appointed for that purpose. II il
therefore ordered, that said pyar sive notice 10
all persons interested, TO appear before said coudt
be held at the Office OF the Register of sail cert
in Midd!cbuIy on Thursday the 18th day o.; Dc
cember next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at
which time and place he said Court Will APPOINT
commissioners 10 make partition Of said estate
by publishing certified cory Of this
order in The Northern Galaxy, a Eew-
paper printed at JiddlcA uTy in said district three
weeks successfully previous to the time of said
court.
Attest J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy Of Record.
IS. BUSHNELL, Register.
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NEW-YORk GRAND ACTION
PIANO FORTES.

WIN. PEAsE late from New York, respectfully
announces TO the Musical World and the public
in general, that he is receiving splendid assort-
meat of the celebrated Grand Action Piano Fortes
(of Case wood and Mahogany constructed on the
most approved principles, with all the modern i'm
provements and unequalled in brillancy of Toe,
finess of Touch, and perfectness Of Mechanism,
and warranted to endure the extremes of climate
in this Country Old Pianos taken in exchange
Piano Fortes tuned.
Piano Forte ware room, w. Poultney, nearly
opposite the Academy.
~ b. The above Instruments have received
First Premiums Gold Meda.s) atrhe American
and Mechanics Institutes, New York, for the BEST
Tone, Touch & FINISH, and the subscriber can
refer persons TO several gentlemen who have pur-
chased of him during the last five years. The
above instruments will be sold as low as can be
purchased in New York, thereby saving expense
of Transportation, and warranted for year %
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sno,,; water IN the National IntelIigeucer,
,pvs ,,g OF the morality or The Parisians,
p"ys nii one-,hird Of the popu,ation of
afis live together without marriage"
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

In pursuance TO an order of tie Proha'e
Court for the District of ADDISON. shaltoG-
fer for sale at Auction at my dwelling IN Sails
bury, on Saturday the Both day Of Nov. inst,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, the following
real estate Of HOLLAND w. MOVES late
of Salisbury deceased to wit: two lots Of land
situated in Cornwall containing sixty-ope
acres each, bounded North.by Bond aud James
land. East by Otter Creek South by Swirs
land, and one other lot If sixty enc acres, sit
uated in Salisbury. bounded ives; ~ Outer
Creek, south by J. II. Weeks land, east by
VIM. Noyes' land and north By Flavel VI.
Beachs land. Likewise few articles OF per-
Sonal property such as an OK cart, . Jokes
&c. Sc. together with about l5tons Of hay
in the stack, situated on the land in Cornwall
Terms of payment made known at the time
of sale. WASHINGroN MILLER, Admir-.
Salisbury, Nov. ., 1914. %
O. The above sale stands adjourned TO
the 18th day of Deceuber at O'Clock i'll tine
afternoon at the place above mentioned.
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congress adjourned over from Tue,-
o.y 20 Monday. sheo ,hs Camnit,ses will B.
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Hides! Hjdes,! The subscri-

Der wishes to buy hides, for which he will exchange
Boots, Shoes or Leather, and will pay the highest
market price. E. b. PLAIsTED.
N. b. He has on hand a good assortment of
Slaughter and Spanish soeleaiher for sale.
Middlebury, Nov. 20, 1874. 29;tf
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SPECIE GOING OFF.

Notwithstanding the complaints of
Locos that the present tariff is to high it
is in fact too little prohibatory. Immense
amounts of foreign goods flood our market
and the balance against US to pay for
them is again transferring our specie to
Europe. Reduce the tariff and our coun-
try would soon be again swept of its coin,
and the currency leranged.
SPECIE FOR Europe The amount OF
specie cleared at the port of New York,
for export, from LIST Oct. to Doth Nov. was
as follows;
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For Sale,

A T the Subscribers Book Store ,Carmina
n .Sacra or Boston Collection Of Music, lat
9 dollars per doz.
ALSO, Modern Psalmtsf, at dollars per
doz; Miscellaneous Books, School Books,
ANNALS for Christmas q New-years presents.
Blank Books, and large assortment Of Fool
Cap, Letter 8, Billet paper, which will be sold
very low for Cash.
J.HAGAR.
Middlebury, Dec. 18th, 1874. 33.6.w.
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DIAPER HangingS, a large stock, JUS.
IL reed and offered low by
May J., 1874. A. FRANCIS.
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J. C. Dexter Esq has been appointed post
master at Rutland vice Mr.. Hawks Esq.
resigned.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-18
BOOT & SHOEMAKING.
T.. R. PLAISTED, would inform

the public that be still continues to carry on the
Shoemakin business in all its branches, at the old
stand, in Stewards buildings.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-18

n. B. All the Modem operas now performed
in New York ale taught by the subsciber.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-18

HNHE subscriber having purchased the
IL stock of Goods recently owned by w.
S. Johnson. has received from New York
q rich and well selected assortment OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

nr Boot and Shocmakcrs.-h meeting Of al
persons engnceG Boot and shoe uk: business IN the
City Of New York and In favor If protection Of American
Industry. will NEE, Tomorrow treSdayl Evening nt Room
M 5. Naon Hall Canal street 20 Eake aT:unZeHants 10
lnln The prnces.lon on the 31th INST n.t ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
<.n,,rt of Scs,

Before the Recude gud AdermGr j. WILLIAMS and JACK
SON. MATHEW e.. PATERsoH. Efn District Attorney.
Case Of Feornon In the cesc Of Edward Fear
man, late Keeper OF The City Prison convicted m.tlemean
or IN permitting the escape of William crpy. proneI
charged with burglary The Court set aside the verdict and
Authorized tiial.
Fine lmposcd-Theodoeius Chambers anf' Jas.
Albert evcra y iodicted lGr selling Iquns without license.
uud convicted by confession. wee fined : 10.
Plea Of GaWy-Michael Kelly pleaded guilty TO
mis,encuno IN Keeping doulery house at 70 Llurens
street Flee received and recorded. Sentence to morrow
Comstructire Grand Larceny Patrick HoInn,
implicated with Michne' CnIny T,ed f0i constructive
grand atceny IN obtaining isuRiUus possession o 0 Snan
sh cgara worth .5S the property Of A F. Rusete of iso
William street. A verdict ci not guilty
assault dnd Battery 'cih intent 10 kN-Fhos.
Williams coorsd man. was tcd for assault and battery
with nten, kill Wilam II. knapp Police officer. when
anee street Gully sentenced Siu.e Prison Tor
Adjourned to Tuesday / O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
MARRIED.,

On Sunday evening. October aOth at the NJ E. Church.
Crecne-street By the Rev. Nathan Bangs Mr WiLLlAM
rGaxs to Mis- SARAH HOLT. daughter OF The late Lewis
Ctiermal, aIl Of this city.
n. -Phlladelphia and Charleston paper please copy ~
GEORGE IIcxSoR CURTIS Esq to MARY OLIVER. daughter
Of Hon. Justice Story AZ.
Al Cas,ne Ne Rev. AMOS A. PuKLps OF BoN9n to Miss
Luck T LrTTLE; WOODBRIDGE ALLEN. ESQ. o Exeter. ~
H. TO Miss D. AUGrsrA +. LITTLx-'auEhleIs OF u L'ie'
ESQ. ofC. -, ,, :,
Hyde Park. MARY JANE daughter OF Mr. James tchet OF
of Pous snkeep.ie.
ALnkKrsoS Printer Pous shkecpse MARY JANE NUER.
oft former place
Al Bs,more on the 10Th ms JANIS V; D. STEWART. OF
Baltimore 10 HENarrrA NJ. THOMAS, daughter OF DR.. T..
Thomas of Easton.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
% S22,25l
Markets Carefully ,eported fer The 1ribn


ASHE5-Thcre very little doug 10 dc, aud tbs maIke,
!ear!s are 81 20.
COTTON-Tbe adyices bv the 0ppsar have had
no ect upon market. The 'unl stock here enables he
hnlerh prices 11c demand Is mh'd To dhy ana
e transactions only 900 bales without change IN
utcs
FLOUR AND MEAL-'The supplies heinG very InEce
nlpu some 1900 10 $1,000 bbs. The aGcumuaom 9 ive
DAYS lows the marker heavy The dennnd Is moderate
mud the los have been decline SaurdBy- prices
ene,ne Is held S but sales have been made at ID
and III oil tina, We notice snes 3D bbls Troy at 10
uo,e al u.s. Much the Flour aon' has been previously
sd aud nauy lots mo store under linltn0n In
Southern we only Of25U bbs Georgetown at 81 I5 lye
EnuI Is AZ q 3; very jersey Meal IS 10 lar
demand Mt tUa 6. Bandy~lne Sta % oI nhr' - l'f
tbls Bag Meal 100 lUt}. cents
GRAlN-We hear OF no Wheat IN the market There !.
fan demand Com, with moderate supplies S'ies 3tW
,,hel, Nocrn 90 cts wct and lO9 DO interior at ol
az ca Rye aud wanted tae u 6J ishes was
n,e nj n cs delivered. Holders generally ASK Is CTS Oats
are 3iu 3j sale OF 5tJ bushels two ow.d Barley was
r:Gte To u CITY brewer oil I" ctS
HAY--There nothing oil Importance doing. The rate Is
3S a a. Tor good shipping lusllieS
WiIISKY-1he market remains steady and the small re
relps are 81 cts. for good bbs Drudge freely sci
I'm: AZ % cts.
LEAD--A sale Of 4O0p'es Missouri has been made at 81
cash.
PLaSrER-lherc is we believe. none ailoat. The cargo
rntc delivered up the Rn eI Il about So
PEGVlSIONS-The Pork market steady at OO and W
for me md Mes bu the sales are moieIMe ut hoss Iht.
About so SU bhs have been taken at o'a g ahd o2
aud in addition TO tho 1870 be9Te reported about loo bb
have been takcn. pnit a . 3ti ana part on private
tntn,, In Ieei there little doing Primo is la
81 and ilc CO. There considerable dong IN Lard Abeut
sjS hofs have been sold 81 and 5 and 700 kegs City at
about 81 cents of 900 hhd dry alted Hams. Should
ers aud Sides was made at 3s4c. 3c and sac.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
Passengers Arrived

In tc ship R"b R0y from Lir,rDOo-Geo Jackson, ME-
Jackson, oiary Barlow. John Gi'dden.
In the snip Emma: from Eremca.ar Sander and INDY
WeS and lady MIR Dumiursh Df aliSneis anu l eeIdSe
In the bark HRaico, from Sydney. CB-Thomns smith.
of New. Yark: 7 Mcclellan Baltimore. ii L w Holman.
Salem. Mass.
IN the steamship .fcGdtd from LirerD0ol 10 BoS3n1t
Rrockei iady child ard servant nss Ozark hr aud Mrs
Tapptn Miss Lnppanr 'd, Andrews. NJ. ATtp,on: NJ,
and servant Alr and Ms Paul II Bird md lady Nj snd y Is
Son,e sir sles,nee Edward Dsyeno: VI. Lncouit; ar Nc
servant. M Uonne Sir Ilasan. hr Poe VIM Muse. Ms-irs
owlinton CowdeL Caunord l. iiIl R9Is a B4ke. n,cH
Holt. sow,erey. v Rc:met., loyId CAP, sTIsssi i
ia,tsron Brown ai Benurne. Il Andrews. C Leary.
soote. Bu:bes. Rev Miles Maxwsll , Dir 9n,y:
Hare McAullfs. Cobet. Mcdonald z smith. WlisnsN
slega Re. Mr. Frazer nEi lady. ires. Capt Eston. Capt
Ere Messrs Nol PEBBLE, Ward, Cassidy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
Court OF Common Pleas,
Relnre .lndge l'rannxIFNR.

John G.. Blake VS.. William pinc.-Nlr Blake
hired OF Mr. Pine the store l23 Greenwich Tine hired
the nf Mr. Henry Carr, nnd rented tn Mr. Blake
Rlake ped tSoO for quarter N advance but the end OF tho
quarter his goods seized under landlords warrant
sued by Mr.. Csry Tor that mud Mr.
compelled 10 again, Fine n; having pnId the
landlord Action brought acnlns Pine compe! hun Ia
pay bGck In defence urged that Mr Pine. u, the time Of
the being payable by hun to the nndoId hnd nip
bankruptcy md pGcsd his nscts the hands o Mr. Wac
e the general assignee, aud that he afterwards received
discharge The C0wt considered. under The circumstances
this he unl TO have paid the money the
landlord apd 10 the subtennni bnn"ios Verdict nr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
GOODYEAR,S PATENT.

[tORRLG ATM. MAClliEE FOR SALE-IblPOk-
X TiNIhe fub,criler offers for Snle ten machines jud
hike that uf winch hns Goodyear balred patent for the
mGnuiacue OF Intuse,ed or Shued goods Also one o,
nay Patent MachInss nr the purpose worm AL inc
rest The u1de ened 'yI Cive legal 's to the ue oI
0nyears AHrii- the ground that >ald Machines were
hul and ed 10y h !uag irlprs the nnDcntIon WIS made
f patent. protect III. under oil circumstances
ruu,t he ed Inyoufor The right md title from the un
f-rsI2ned by derOu OF the supreme Cou ~ tns Dnnea
State q" the o Congress o lsSy gives iust
as good emanatiag from the alleged nvehlof
On, Dny pa'eH. Ngc'n worth more To manufacturer
Than Ter ryoars g r 'ud with the Ugnt oi use Do
ng e ny one he will sell II will be- important To any per.
IN business .avins o. more Than % per cent. ID
eff cad over rude imperfect affair patented by Goo1year
The ompuund a1d hsalng process 9i lnoa
Rubber cIine 10y 1odyea Tor sale so, under the IKE cf
runstances Also the composition oi Rubbef insen,on
BY the unier.sned altogether deen from toodysnrs Cne
rights Tor sae rights for fpe ctheI VAIN"
abe India Rabher patents Invented by
HORACE II. DAY. Successors to the
Luz po,husy Ind RuL Co - Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

Nc Eighth Ward WING Executive Com
iuittce.---The Wings al this Ward. aad our friends
throughout the City. informed tbs, there will be Specia
Connttee IN every unLsys excepted nj the
Howard Icu9e om this time until the Election. where IN
formation will be gladly received of every Kind calculated Ia
affect the Election Our friends are earnestly requested Ia
give curly information of NIL persons who - disposed To
violate the Elective Franchise. M e'IcIe1. measures mgy
be taken and every attempt Fraudulent Voting promptly
checked and Immediately punished We will with pleasure re-
ciprocute with friends # ether Wards: lly order
HARVEY HART. Chairman Ward COMMITTEES.
nAT,n I' CpAS. Secretaries. ols tN5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
. Long I.Iand rtass areetins.-The Wh

Il Long Island Mass Neeting.-The Whis,
Of Long Island viii hoi Grand Mass Meeting Fort
GRKKs the City OF BgooKLrS. Thur.day the 24th Of
October instant
procession will he foed The Fulton Ferry O'Clock
A. NJ. and proceed thence 10 tie place oi meeting.
The meeting will be addressed by Hon Daniel Webster
Hon Rufus Choa,e. Cau' W. Clay. E-l. John Sargent.
R. InrersoA, Governor Ellsworth and ether distinguished
speakers.
The Whr, Of Nes Yors and the surrounding country are
respectfully invited Ia r 3rrset aui will cUa
welcome from the WhIcs Of Long I,!lnd ~ this
Foit Giecn Is Revolutionary Ground. fere WIZ t=
cu;renche ths;asss in the cloous conflict fer Amen,
can Freedom. end here VIII their and Counsel
ipI tie prrceulrJ o he blessings which Revolution
sry yaof achieved tgaa shElthe American Banner float
on For, Green. aod CLAW aud FREl.INGHUYSEN shall
be written On It. lots Wh;s. and ali. e rally
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
no. Eleventh ward Clay ;:I,sb.-rRlENp:


OF CLAY AND FRELiSt,UU ISi,.tfsDd, of III.
TaT mad t;0. C;nvetdmsn,t yoTr power to retrieve
the honor o your ouury and yourseves v.ih
Turn cut IN your strength and show opponents that
N saincaiOne ei1rt more before Victory n,cnbei upon
our Banner.
You will BE- addressed hs tha able erp,urder Of the TaIl
J. H. Rs,nnd LsG on Tuesday EYsnGr neAi I'D Instant n
Avenue ThTd st. All friendly to the alice
'''A'-'' wv 'N- JOHN McGOWAN President;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

HrTo the Carmen of The city Of New
YOrB-We, the unde cncd believing that The CHrinen
or this City hold the interests II country dear Any
hecass citizens and that consider those interest
nre deeply involved the approaching election and belGy
that the which have heen en'cTnincd by james
Polk aIe hostile the weirIe Of county do hereby
propose hold Public Meeting Of The tnrtnca of this CY
nj Military Halt 1873 Bowery And al ohcss who ure IN Ia
w. Of an adequate pntectnn n-t d button o the funds
arising from the res Pubic Lands and such ms are IN
favor of the Election of ilENIy tLAT and THEODORE
FRELSGurYsES requested tn meet with them on hirs
IuyL LuL. Lnr lIla UImocInLC