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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
ROGERS GYMNASIUM.

Nos. Is. II ASp i9 CAsAL STREET.
fI'HlS splendid Esuibis day and cY5nin
I fpt - q rsretiion Of rGptis
Fsneins End aorris taught by experienced and eope
tent Professor.
Gent srnen re invcad 70 call osirs
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,.xr FOR SALE v-ry snug Farm. situated IN Long
~ islnni. al, 7.e from The city oi AeF Y.s. CON
- tiiEng 81 saFE.. b. 1 which liigh s.ta OF cuys
1n nd 10 good heyy ;,Inbef cond Orchards, god
1weiat ioG,c, nes 7' and Cav tol-e IRA vel "isx
c,s NJ soft door. One hal the Dfcase mOrsy
M rp,rin DoH,i a.rfgsgs iOr 5e: of yes FV
,arcuh.!x irnue of HENEY AZ Mr.. Nc 2is MarzhdiSi
lrm,klya or IiAUNT 8. DERRlCKSGN. ii9 south stree.
Hsw-To!k. Ell
~. IMPROVED FARMS FOR :; ;;iIE-0ns as.r Cold
sS Sprns Long bland, i30 ,'i-s frcl ths Rail
-S,-- rosi
1ns nsaI Westchester Y1sc. l;s acras snd rii~ from
Raiirnad-,3 trUr. rhs tatv.
sAsr,- L. BOLTON 5s ,rean ,rich.stree,.
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10 >kEAk FRENCH.

s'iEB sub.crb.r h.v1.r tu'nsd ir.trI-ti2n n
9e-- t;r.t art: ,vasniz; h the eac'r .''s's'-s
No $ i't,ue-'st'te: ne'c :, 7 80 nhi VIZ, .
l4o,ecs .n ,,i-Cs. I'm onSu7 .h"t 'The. may D.
on 'ed p' es!-s on ne Isacne'' Ss
ia. sdvzrrf'- % E,,q g instruction hayine t-e- s'ea
y!,, ~ nui. s.d b NJ 81. :.l, =. Dve,y ysy l
Judge { l.s ,i;=f psfislc -t.- h'r7 h= me
experienced scher tad he been readily &c
.to r:er. efo g, ,.s ali' - 1.c. 80 s.,r;y I'VE
rnrr- 'Hueh tIolbie. tune aE1 money t-- ~ =
g1,aENCH LANGI'AGr sNp MUSlC.-h'ons; Madame
r 'isdle UVsi haze Te,ure ;hsis L!'.5e. n5d
w. n.,rH's oral = -u eSeusvsy 'sef by y; U1E'uiu -
,hs,e ;sea Seors a' TIE rrna" oUtI Fnd rslrS -'o
ugt ~ the mes; apaGJysd prfrtipes. he -, = ~"
usually SPOKEN n ,hs fanny hr?y = q Et.o-
yeg. " .: Il
sEi Classical ns winter esIi"n al u wee.7 ~:h con,
sOnday Nov s:h he c9o,-- 2; .n.tac 10 100 =
Grence,. nsy Dc nad o John &. 1s Be1 chnch Shpe!
s.gu C. WOOD6kl GE.
CRooKLYH CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SELECT
q SCH I'll No. Is Ecas slcat.-Tas Schnni ,-i,i REOPEN
Iis ~ End sassou on hloSd4y, 2rd c. 5epemheT lhoI
Daons Cfcp.-. win e's =nd othe information may
90 obtalaa-' {: ne gIincpal - ae:9 Il
,CHOoL-An eligible location and ncie-sia 10 SO
- b'lad"ey COZ: G.e.cheI: ------- :. IN .lL
y-L4sSlCAI. AND ENGLISH rQhalgNG SCHOOL
X a; 1liDDLElUIvN, Conn;--D. Il: CHASE. 4. IL.
Pisciaai. Cataipg:ss a 81 Ma:iet street n Y aaio rn
EoRoF ttssEr,s Oral RRACTIctAsI: 4 AND CHAN Tram
MhTfCaL SYSTEM OF RENCH, TAUGHT
WITHOUT BOOKS AND STUDY.
fR0F. BASsEi L sb"ut forming t Evening Classes or
the ensuing .sasc3 s residence 4s Bioacway. Jhs new
prccss having craciice FOR thete three and nav
iu .asiscton tO ;hcee pupils whose vocation ana
h.ncs, prevent from studying. has convinced the IN
,truciur etrucy his method u has been thor
1>ted and has faied give satisfaction Those
vho wish 70 JON the different cr'ses WI pese 10 call imne
diiey, re number IN each cHss w,ll be limited
FOR par Gquire his residence. $50 Broadway hrst
door in Grand. be4re A. N. md utter Z. NJ.
seu23 2.gS gwsnd Tu Ti&Sc
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READ
READ
WGAT SCA7PAs ACOUsTlC OIL. Has DONE


Z never iAiS.
From the Albany DAILY Kncss'"ocksf.
V&sT Troy -une q. 1874.
Th. u 70 cery thst WlilnId JsEa, n'prso' OF ihs
West Troy Exchange Ho'e wing been sillc'e wth deaf
fr the ls twenty ysnfs, "nu IN the G'e ~
ths last yaar 40 trrt meossble f." Ia hee! Tic
.ude.t v4ce nf'er rynR ,hnn --mr'e. wltlV nm
Irovirc nav hearing east. ntlrof in Try rir
omDOund Acuu.;c Ill for the of dsHnsS AID III VIII
great gruticatnn ennb cd L. ri. that Il ha. perfectly
rsa:cc my henr"g md viii he happY Ia zoe nny pei'"n
w'.ie. tnr biorhtOn relation e. c'se a. ~ nLce
IN West Toy. Will 'KD JENKS.
n5- Pr.orrsd hy B BILL; and sold vhoIe.Fc aud rota
by A. B * D. hNDS. DRUGGISTS. No. 10 Fston street iS
nrosisrv ;: md if Eat Broad sny 20 I'm
rEBRING'S RESTORATIVE CORDtAL-So Justly cels
= 6Tated FOR the erre oi DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS Ar
FECTlUNS iiEBl ITY. &C., prepared and sold! whole
aIo ind retail by tie proprietor. No Nlrrrsy s. nay
,so be Obtained Of ls 'oawinc respectable Druggists nHu
NpotIecdcs VIZ: :. AsplnwaIi. u William st. Rushtnn
Z Co.. 40 BEoadwsy and 10 aEmr i"cse; VIM knfacI 81
Could 81: A. u. % u. SaBds - Futon -; IL r. Sands
20 278 l!roufwuy David cards q Co., u East Btoadwny
saei inO 2i Fulton ST.: j. fnrrant. y6 Greenwich 81; g.
Colby 25i Pearl j. H. Schetisln ia Canal ST. j. 3.
loifngn 81 Hudson st.; E. Chsseney lSG Bo~ery b. l..
Cotton 3i5 Gleecke. street.
Agent IN NEWARK E. Il. T. Williams. 2r3 Brosdrt.
sul irn-
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LEGAL.

Pv ORDER of the fonnrahc mIchasl U,h0sir-r. fr.l
- judge n :is Sour: "t CU..Gies Plea or The Ca aT6
uuG'y q. New Y"rS-Nrtce hereby given pursuant Ia
ina provsloDy n! the Hrth rising attachments Hgans
esd &. De ror. TINT ajiac nsnt hns ssUed ngnIs,
he estate Of Tnl II iwk reden, al the state Oi
Kerncty ard tE wa ne 20 for the payment III
his npvsnr nj Gsch ge atGchmeEt
cord NJ 70 law. Si'n months ii0Gi int publication
ut h no.ce Aui nat the rer' Of Gefs due I" hin
"f pop. Lu this St,ts e"ncng % m ana
Ser 81: such yrcpey by forbidden by aw
aud VOID Urted tac a-Gd day = August, iG:
John H. ~ aGliER,
Au1i IaWan ;.Io.nay Tor AItnch -, ,ed,nr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

- no LEJ LOW TO A Vi ,i-I. ftniLh.- fe'
~ nparmenls geEteelY story House IN hlrh It
49, Inquire O. ubJys. Oh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

assortment ct Gsode Rltfg' F,p . us hEHEs iti Tor
an ,Oh Br"sd,sav.
coal.
,o.L-yn di.charsinr L vefpaol OF superior ounIy-
= '0 Peach oL'7'f fEr.li II ~ !, si,''is JACK -oN.
g iT=ll stseet, % Hudson sree'. e Biradwv2y,
ca SALEM .vElN. .NUT COAT. for small Stoves. 81
sna and iverp,I C.Sli daily diclarEinc and for .ae by
the cafTo Q, ,,gs .9r 5hea' 70. eas on GsysTy ~
Criers Eet DeSp7ch Post prorlp Is 54ecuea. 81 I'M
gR1L CoAL-ihe hip = Geatsr H. ~ ,,5 d,ehaIG
COAT of ez'T urse oieTAt expressly Tor iumlly use
nrd a lowered the hndfb- sale quantities SUIT pur-
c'a's''--'' '''s ''"S'' D-l-".' WARD * BROWNE,
In Yard Peach oEchad Coal of eli 7' aHd TgiS' .,g s OF
INST quality iorsniths ID 3m
DEACH ORCHARD C0AT.-Tho subscriber hfye in yard
Broken Egg Stove md Nut The above Coal IRON
'H{ S on & supeIio article OF Red Ash Coal for Ranges
or Stoves bumus Tree and making cnssr pronounced
bg those who have 'e ito e superior to ang e.her
Also Lehi.h. ilvepool Ore and Virginia lcns Orders
left at either Of he yard. with sgs-sman i lrusow No.
u Water = " ';'o e f' ''sg r "fTpy TRI Sow I.e 10
525 20 hefry uad 10 Mulberry SIS.
;S,oAL.-l;Eyr REn ISL, % PEtCH ORCHARD
sbcve c. wei sstane ron Inc Sr md lfee oi caasc,
for he oo%.s= lce - = -:f y ts = l9 iaIfs ''ose
VI r. 5 cent psi ioa WI be da,cied i ;aisn lec; from
the bo;;s Yard l-nsr Gi King ara Greentslch- as
Sig srn- PETER CLINTON.
ElEACli OECjifRD COAL y-rd IS nov stocked
with iu supp.l % n tie ylT;ois sizes ciTcl uly selected
from the mines o which have received IN former sen
snn and known be equal my the coal region Con
sueTs that particular have good coal at reasonable
price advised !urwhG and have their names en-
iere l-etD.a tG pr!ce advances with the tfe2hS
'e''- Geo WARN Err SEA Houston street,
E7ImH blocks west OF Broadway.
t~-ptI--PEATIs ORCHARD GoAI..-Tha season for lay
- iGg ruppic ~ t nu~ns arrived, the suhsrrber IS
ready oTerS for h first dunty of Coe, either Bro
Ken Egg Nat Stove sZe suitable .nr paIio crates and
kitchen unges Csc preerDg Coa direct from vessel can
have their flied 10y giving few days noce Also for
sale below. ehigh Coal LGcknwpna Coal White Ash
subscriber or Renes Exchange Office No 20 Vail street.
through the Despatch Post Will be promptly hed ct the
''''e' '''' 4. STOKES DIcKERsoN, lO7 Anthony.
az street. near broadway.
OAL-:Iavin. handsome assortment OF the various kinds
~ of Coal both uY domestic ami manufacturing purposes
and a which making dhlly edoItons we would
invite the attention OF CONSUMERS thereto.
RED ASH. or PEACH ORCHARD, of tho mos, ap
PIG we'd veins as the SDohn. Lewis; and Sc lem
WHITE or GREY Ash SCHCT TLkll.L, OF the Broac
Moun:a,n md THscarors veins, ard
Liyer1uoi &c &c J. TERB S:
l.. Z. JACKSON,
so street where sample; may be tesn. Sad at ihe yard
cor Hudson and Amo. SIS and Isl Broadway.
Orders also received per Despatch POtt w. 6m
fs7HE. coal uFFlgE OPPOSITE THE PARK-TRl.
I BiIhE BUILDINGS:
e @ ss o ir sas s eas Sriees Is Al 5 NssssS
Tribune Buiidngs) opposite CITY Han, VIZ:
Psac 3Eesd saoi.s s s!S A shqyf CGns 7Gnsy
Broad Mountain. Isalsh Newcastle,
reS;aE'a. Is l''7F2y9oR p PALMER fie2S @ Nissan. ye
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40 BE LET.

&. FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A gentleman
t, rsliug cnuGtry wishes To hire. anti ine d
C,,L. of May n5Xt, t-o rofy HouSe. iur"sheG.-
fac RS ecnbng the ,itug ud Ierrr. be lent 10
ANTHONY J. Bi.EEt i X & -.
al 1v M Rrfad--rssf. near Wall -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

Il MOST BLESSED. STR.qJNGE. .dSTo U.NDLNG
IND MIRACULOUS LHYE-FTIO.E. TO CURE
CUTfNEOUS ERUPTIO-VS md CLEAR.
DARK. SU.v-B UR-VT YELLOW. DISC0LOR-
Ed OR FRECRLED SKIN:
55ANY-ay there many who have been cheated with
vi IEsn. and therefore tl-S the powers OF the GENT
me oness exaggerated let such give IL fair in
indeed III. ngulsry wonderfully curative prepnn-
tons mue ell skin diseases. In feet, u seldom
never fails ln curing .
Pmpes. Bo,ches. Frerkes. Tan, Horpisw,
sal. kheun. Scuryy. ErYspea5. Barriers ltcii,
Ripgw0rm. Old Sores, and sore Heads.
But mind il, Joness Soap hn done and still effects these
where ele ttH cy-or viii be
died with countersit-bu AT The OF the American Ia
gle 81 Chithar-strse NeNy-York Boston. at Rsddns
ate-seet Zieber. Ledger EUldng. Philadelphia aud
lE9 Fultnu-sipe;, BROOKLYN. n In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

GUNS, pIS rolls AND RlFLES.
MATERIALS !or Gun Sn,;as Gun Locks sud parts
ltl Locks Gun and Rife paues Percussion Gaps and Pills
Powder Flasks and S-o Bits CoGss and Wrenches. Ribs
Rod, Worms. &c &c s e, ssis s 2 aaan'i,y, By
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FOR THE NORTH.

~ r--<s sPEtrl.Es line STEAMBOATS, FoR
S,' hi.BASY-psIiy, .,anda ) -Ie-oted--
;ss-sAss. hronsh irec.-Ar6 o'ciock 7 Nj. From
he rntcaI Pc, te~een = .ndt and nsrty
Tue .e-rnhost kNii KEH BOO KtR. captain \: p. st.
Johr NnrrHv. Wedne~6ny spd frsry -v|aing,. sto
The steamboat S'TnESJ ES. Captain \. doGyhtSa
1t ) 0 ciOrk p is,piiay 1t tJIierAq- iiG!e places.
E-irn fs- f-,' of l,arcay-.t.s'.
The ,ear0cai MORT Il AM:Kl a, C-pI. r =. f'rren-
- M-saay Veg e -. : :, Fi'y eeS -ea - - ~
!'rS1ss ---l-,t'Y ,ni -srird -.-ti ~.
f5g.1uc--g frr e. ale ~ hr'Sv &s-tve ~ Alhany
gs1 % = -- ns51s ''a' o. Nsr- 'o' - fsb ~
-f'4 sb.ye s-. s,, ar- ,lee:zat-a. hirr,hHd
-o s.cSa- a'r Rooms. ara rf ,-s-d ar --rffrs
t3fiDo. unr,V- n So -eo'
- ~ ne5 f rf,.ifile ~ 81 - - oi TINS
!.l.- e''h"' Z. Srt'rF 'l-f son it@ N.,aia
o3 P SCHULZ. .; tse ofi7e os fhs ~ssrf
NFsHtHNGG .ITE ,T1 s0y Ag5y 9G fse OK OK F2k is
- o,e'.r's ,,':fsS2,, .r IRoY. Capt A. Got
FtiptkF C-cr = 9-e f--.'rT isi--S' 'Ty e1c tr
Dry. d, n'c2cs, : =. i,r, -. 8; - 90 80 - b'icsy
-. t f--irh- .p-,7 90 sr' ,'e sa-'s ~ % ? s.
ps!L a. h. e:'rs . ne ,,asff fa-t - iifciAF
t. above bn,, r'tgfn - 10 oaPo-ie os).. SAVING 10y
e. : 4 II s0d iitarT NJ v, o,.,,.,>.,
rR " uto clo-s ,y -u1'ay rIos"'ed r'm ne 'T,In
boz sr 100 or Coursnt street tn- s.!mNna's Al
esNY. .srt.in X. Is Msev. aud SWALLOW Captain A
ne So. low and ,lbany ,H'r ,ndloS ras-nser ~ A.
,.n, ,.ora.i ,,rsf-is'f p, Troy Bong oi hrA or'nsh
Of 4isr tbes cnr6'ea rt rlirmes ' p-'' n- - q
The morning t-,r> or -Bo tAf' Wet and North EaeA
bat m, d iarre nf cl3esnt SfHis Aonnis
scr rs1ae fresht. apply o.. l.s Once opthe "h o'
- the 'apzia, lruru ta- er-fS
SO cnysniufIns ihr ire are infN1ru IN 'us 60
yu-.4 grd r..anmu,ao DCrur the pHN "Htr' he -
suy swallow h-re bssE ihouuxhy oNehhuisd anu niet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
FSot Race Tor $1,000.

or DE-. Phtnneys's Family pills CONSTANT,
for sale by A h. & d. SANDS. 9 Fulton street, 25 Broad
way. and y East Br,ad.say. les 6G"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

OEFEk-Che-p. cheap. oniy e. .or ris. and ID per II
fos Ok Gorernrent cca roasted acd ground daily hig
favored and warranted TO give Setiscuon Please Try H. c
lorsr of good CoEee. w. P. MOODY. III Rowe,y,
al Ans Successor 70 Perkins & ToWne
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

NORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAMUEL HANSAY. Secretary.
MIsTURN PosT. Physician o! I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

n ECONOMY AND FASHION, The subscriber hai
a reduced ms superior Imitation Moskin Has on fur DO
80 dies 20 the extreme low pEce OF So 3.
The above elegant Dress Hal, Will compare I'd
van3ceous with hats so al 50 80 snd Ss so. constantly
manufacturing Eur Gr SILK OF tAo hest quality, latest PAT
:e5as. and at t;e loves; prices.
n. B. Couat!y dealers supplied 5F s c.Ss low, il no
lover, thal snY other houSe IN the city.
J. w. KELLOGG. !s9 Cansi-s,reet.
Eol8 sr" ~ t'ho:ap<nn si'set
E1OfFiN PLSTGS-Erann.a CofTn Plates assorted sI-st
~ and patterns. :or sale by JAMES WEEkES.
SO 81 Maiden .sne. W stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

tOAI-Nnw dschar.ng L vefpocl Of superior cunl:ty.-
- Also, Peach Or;hird =. Al ~ y-rleiies
}. TtKBr LII 4 l. Z. JACK ON.
g. lT=L street, % .iutsoa stree. q 8'radway.,
oj9t Anc II tie Yard.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
JCNES'S COW WERCiAL ACADEMY,
nR INITI ATDRY COUNTING ROOM.

= %
OR INTTGATORY COUNTING ROOM.
2i7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF MCRRIY-sTREkT.
THE OBJECT OF mis- Ius!:'Ion Is to "part thorough
al Arhet c, and Quniy Gentlemen for the practical duties
If she dcss rnya instruction gwen II required Rooms
uHen day hic eve ing.
* Merbs Of tie Mercantile lbIary association
qeed tu nepiy 10 ih:anGn nj Clinton hail. VINO will
tun.h cks Of admission under the arrangement made with
III t51-Iri'ie.
ss- references may oe Ahd NJ the Academy B"okk-eD
en- sefcn ana CLERKS who have been stuccats during the
no. For sne lones Principles and Practice of 8ookSeep
ins svo rs Ms work adupej th. i7>; Academic in
IN his 1t also republ he'd 10 bneand
ID dcxIenS Iveiyto duced thsre al 3rn-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05

HOAfD-rhree u four single gentlemen or genti-
men s., h wiyc, he comalodnied with guod bns'd
nj nv r' atNo 81 VeIsy.Sres TInnsent bosiders al
c,il 1n' Il rf.pd nc ri"n. '4iw-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11

1t appears from official documents that Cd ,0SS
gallons of New England rum distilled from foreign
nolasses have been exported from Boston, from
April LIST to August lst 1914. Congress allows
bounty of three cents per gallon on all thus ex-
ported, and the amount paid by the government on
the whole is 1921 IA. A hemp cord for the ex-
porters of this blue ruin would have been much
more appropriate bounty on the traffic.
On the Goth ut. James Brown, of Philadelphia
was committed to prison. In the state of intoxica-
ton the monster beat and bruised the wife of his
bosom in such cruel manner that she died the
31st.
The Cincinnati Enquirer states that two young
ladies, Daughters of Thomas Reynolds, of Wash
ingGon county, were drowned in the Ohio on the
22d inst. They had attempted, in company with
several other persons, to cross the river in sk!ff
which sunk with them when nearing the Virginia
shore. The others escaped after struggling for
their lives.
O'CoNNELL.-The proceedings before the House
Of Lords in the celebrated writ oferror case, were
terminated on the 2d ult, the English Judges hav-
ing confirmed the doings of the court below.
Attwo O'Clock on the morning of the 2lst ult.,
the large barn belonging to the American Hotel, at
northampton, Mass. was discovered to be on fire.
The fire spread rapidly through the wooden sheds
to the Hotel, which was soon consumed Insured
at I1aflOTu. L lie Darn ana sheds OF DIR, >. IRA
ham were destroyed, and his dwelling much dam
aged.
MADIsoN.-The Democratic party in Madison
county is literally in state of dissolution. The
names to the circular we pubshed not long since,
were all new converts to the Liberty cause, and
all from the Democratic party. Some twenty
numes were left off the circular being too late for
the printer. The meeting the reformed Demo-
Gratis at MorrisvilIe on Saturday, was large and
enthusiastic. Judge Foote present. and ad-
dressed the meeting,-Li6erty Press.
Abner Kneeland died at Saubra l. r. on the
9Th of August last, in the list year of his age
He was sick eight or ten days, supposed to be of
common bilious fever, and when he seemed
about to recover, he suddenly relapsed, and in two
days was a corpse.
A police magistrate in Baltimore, states that
since the LIST of March last, he has set in Judgment
on 160 criminal cases, all of which but IL might
be traced to the groggeries. Their support in the
Jail and almshouse is large item in the heavy tax
imposed on the citizens.
DEATH OF Mr.. SHIPERD.-The Rev. John j.
Shipherd, the well-known protector and founder
of the Oberlin Institute and colony, and formerly
pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Elyria, died
at Walton, Michigan, on the 18th inst, aged forty
two years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
GOV. POLK ON THE GAG.

The following extract is from what is called his
" Nashville iron Speech" and forms part of the
review Of the dongs of the extra session of the
9th Congress. The Governor is mistaken in
saying that the Wing Congress repealed the gag.
1t was duly preserved.
"Their second measure was to repeal the salu-
tary rule of proceeding which shut out from the
Hall of Representatives the agitation of the aboli
tionists, an agitation which has for its object an
unconstitutional interference with the vital inter-
ests OF large portion of the Union; an agitation
which can by no possibility result in good, but if
persisted in must produce ncalculable mischief
The door was opened and they were let in The
body of aboIitonists who had aided in the election
of Tippecanoe and Tyler too, and who bad in
creased the number Of their representatives in
Congress, had become too formidable as political
faction to be dsregarded, and were to be concat-
ed have no hesitation in re-affirming what, on
former occasion declared, that modern abo-
lionism, with rare and few exceptions, has become
purely political question. And have as little
hesitation in declaring my conviction, from the ev-
idence of the fact, before the public, that the great
body of the abotionsts are federalsts, and in the
last presidential election called themselves wings,
and united in the support of the wing ticket. The
great body of the democracy of the North, will
add, are now as they always have been, the natu-
raj allies of the south and Of southern interests"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11

Mr.. PUTNAM.-Tho democratic papers in this
district have tried hard to get up the impression,
that George Putnam, the Liberty candidate for
Congress is Wing; and We have lately perceiv-
ed that the story is believed by some of the demo-
Gratis Now we would inform these papers and
whoever it may concern, that Mr.. Putnam Is moi
Wing and NEVER WAS, and there is little pros
pect that he ever will be, in the modern sense or
application of that term. We expect that the pa
pers which have published this false statement will
cheerfulIy correct their error especially, as they
have found so much fault with our party for Sc
lectng SO large proportion of their candidates
for Office from men who formerly belonged to th'
Wing party.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
Mr.. TOrrey.

The present number contains letter from this
devoted champion of liberty, fully
explaining the circumstances of his attempt to
escape from prison. 1t is enough to rouse into
indignation the manhood of every reader who has
the spirit of man IN HIM. If he was thus treated
by hoard OF AIgerines or Turks, for such hu-
name and praiseworthy conduct as that which now
constitutes his offence bursts Of Indignation would
be heard from every part of the nation. But, a
las! the community has been so accustomed to the
denominations of the slave power that it may Guido
the inquiston itself in its internal work of perse-
cution and cruelty upon the best men our country
can boast of, and scarcely any sensation is produc
ed.
The wing and democratic presses have, with
scarcely an exception. either maintained logged
silence about his wrongs, or rehearsed the slave
holders version of his attempt to escape, with
their contemplate sneers; and the religious press
es with a few honorable exceptions, have done
but little better. The only excuse offered for this
hard-hearted conduct is, that Mr.. TorEey attempt
ed to escape from Jail. But, gentlemen, wba
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would you do if you were thus shut up in prison,
on perjured testimony, with the prospect of soon
dying there, or of wasting out your lives among
the offscourngs of slavehodng villains? If you
considered yourselves worth anything to your fam
lilies or to community, would you not do just he
has done?
A short time since we were told that the scrip
ture injunction "rsmember those in bonds as
bound with Them" was applicable to those in
prison, and imposed no obligation in reference to
the poor slave.
But how will you justify your present neglect of
Torrey, Walker, Work. Thompson and Burr, all
of them deeply pious, devoted Christians, and all
ofthem imprisoned for acts of Christian duty.
Shall the strife about which of the two great
robbers of men, Clay and Polk, both of whom ap-
prove and sanction the wrongs inflicted on these
dear brethren, drown their plantive cries for
help?
0 generation of hypocrites! how can ye escape
the condemnation of an all-seeing and just God
Will the Lord Jesus Christ, when he shall be re-
veaIed from heaven with his mighty angels in fam
ing fire to judge the world, say unto you, was in
prison Gin the persons of these my disciples) and
yc mnstered untos5l
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&c The editor of the North Star informs his
readers that the statement of the abotionists re-
specng the number. Of officers in the general gov
eminent who have been selected from the slave
states and the free states is false, and intimates
that he has investigated the subject, and has docu-
ments to show that the number of each has been
about equal. Now, neighbor Eaton, if you have
got such charge on hand, let it silver; we will
risk the consequences. What we are after is truth
and you have any facts that will assist us in OBJ
tanning knowledge oft, do let US have them -
Remember, our statements have been that these
Offices have been filled such a proportion Of the
time with southern and northern men.
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FUGITIVE from Injustice.

young gentleman by the name of Giles, late
from New Orleans, spent last night with u.s. on
his way to Canada. He is remarkably inteIIi-
gent piece of property, 81 years DID, and seemed
to have an irrepressble desire to be man. He
is undoubtedly honest in his professions, for he
has his certificates with him; that is, the scars of
the whip, the shackels, the branding iron the rife
ball, and two toes cut Off He is the son of his
master, whose name is Jeffries, who lays claim to
$50 more. Hope our friends will cheer him on his
way.
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Votes! Votes!

Votes for Presidential Electors will be ready for
delivery in any quantity next week, at $1,OO per
thousand. Let the County Committees send in
their orders Immediately.
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State Liberty Meeting,

irJs At the Free Church on Wednesday next,
Oct. &c. at 10 O'Clock, A. M. All are invited to
attend.
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20 Montpelier Liberty Association is to NEE
at the Masonic Hall next Monday evening at o.
clock.
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INQUIRER AND FRIEND.

INQUIRER AND FRIEND.
PS sWho can refute Il sneer?' said Sir Isaac
Newton. If you intended sheer in comparing
me with certain friends of temperance, shall not
attempt refutatlon, |. &F.