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gty- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR

~. THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR
sArAHlLLA, 0ENTlAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
D the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
taosned for the suppression of quackery This refined
anu nghy concentrated extract possessing all the pur
yns Qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs,
~ confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior to any extract OF sarsapara at present before
tne public, and may be relied certain remedy for
al diseases arising from impure state of the blood
s1cn az scroiua, salt rheum, ringworm blotchea
pies pam u, Tn" bones or Joints nodes, cutaneou
from the secondary effects OF syphilis njudciou
use Oh mercury.
Sold IN single Bottles, at. ......... rs cents each
in Cases Of half a-dozen Bottles, - so
one dozen O9
Cases forwa to all parts OF the Union.
B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office o. the College, 95 Nassau street
w s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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W- HOW MY HEAD DOES ACHE-Can you tell
me any thing that will % Yes said friend the
other day try Sherman's Camphor Lozenges-I have
Known them to cure severe of headache in few
minutes, and have no doubt they will you. They
are also sovereign remedy for drowsiness sick head.
acne pap'taton, nervous affections, and Sickness
giving more speedy relief than any medicine in You
should not ne IN church without them they will enable
you 10 1eep IRON seeping-try them. The genuine may
always 90 had Of Dr. Sherman, LOG Nassau street, OF
any OF his regular agents. viz -227 Hudson corner Of
sprng iss Bewery corner of Spring. n East Broadway
corner OF MARKET st.; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia,
and state street, Boston.
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fiEEs-This distrsssng comPlaint may BE- entirely
oured BY the use Of Hays GniTsnt We warrant this
We who are troubled trJ IT, The trial will cost you no.
thing Il It does not csre At9l Ceurtlandt street.
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CbNNlSSION FOR q GLAND.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND EUROPEAN AGENCY
AN@- THE SUBSC klBhHS beg state thai
M32n8VMO The steam ship ACADIA suits from Boston
&E0 kiSsP.o, on E &c
- 9th r., y no desie 10 70 ward Europe
pac ages bonds spsi-, valuable doeumenr orde a.
Sc, s end i their int est TO d.posi, the of
Adams &c Express fices IN New York Phade pbia.
aitmre Pittsbugh and Boston or befo III, o1nE n
mer smiths e,tsbshp emit Liverpool Wi me certainty
II omrt snd nnpciun sen', hy th.r PRIp.4TE and
EXCLUSIVE DAILY EXPRESS TO LONDON
Importers 4 q sas solicUd rsqusst their
Forelxn Ccrrr spond add their packages care Will
mer X Smith, SIN pisg Aeen 8 LIVERPOOL
AuANS T. co Vail street New York.
WILMER SMl1 IL. Liverpool
ENGLISH AGENCY REMOVED.
AN TO TIE AMERICAN PUBLIC-In
IHV re ereacs to a advertiser " hich appea,s
ZHf1EAa IN the cit, papsu, he'd"d no the Public, I"
~&R4}f3iA nd sig ed Ha Co +" we h only
.D o rem 'rk, that he vius dur,ng the last five
pac ages per.rs &c wi that shcu he advised
moreover having during that period, had line
cknowlsdgemen OF their ece Is, bu' which ur Mr.
Edward WlT.r arrival in mer,e h., been for
for the uanfe IF our hlPPiN BUSINESS and all
WILMER SMITH Liverpool
No Wal sire
New York, l7rh June. 1874. je28tf FIJI
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VAUXHALL GARDEN.
EOURTH OF TTTTY TTTRTT EE

FOUHIH OF JULY JUBILEE
'T'HE PkOPRlEinh and ". ansHemsnt beg announce
that the, combining all that unli OUT.
lay and taste can off nd to render VAUXHALf. GARDEN
On the vUkTH, the most
~ oeauttfu place OF AIMS me- Ia The Guy OHEAf LII
OF NOVs LIES and Flu for The sio'n and Gerdsn-in
the Grand Above Of whi will b. laid duwo BALL
X lOM FLOOR,f FOUR THOU-AED FEtT iarmma
aRurl Salon de Dance Of Matches AID nid
the Shce OF Fe,tooned Trees h utmost will
,rcy Weeret, while every opportunity will be afforded
for raiionii hilarity aad
Adm q .rd IA and Saloon. Fifty C.rts ja3lec
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Cleared.
sS: yfs: @ot' Ss !4s ss :
nsas s:, hs sevs
SOeaaid; 70 dna%, NJ q Pacific joas:~BaIau. 2 b.
%:% Ian. esH BREMEN HEM
chen Unsart; Julia. Burgess Turks Island P.sc. Bull
Wasu Milford tadn Johnson ssI Iowdsu Gaas HJw
laad Reiz. Hond Bauco: Codr,ia, Itch Ponce, fa
Kruger Williams. tpj s nj
Ns; Homer Prince ;. Mrsys. Ga Ns.milh Wash Ava,
ph0 purand Co; Washington Dizzy Bc.tan. Richard.
.onIschs anon Gage St Jago de Cuba. kwell 20;
lock, do John osdn steyeas, Bugs. BaltimoTe.
s"s. ks%S DO
So R.pupican sharp DO; Jane. Madison, Ahman Trenton,
Mss.,.T Co. cts's s.s0n Lsw.
Sh-pi erd, New Bedford.
:nD % sm E New a. y
% hour. ana a. houIsme from Charleston Sc
Ky S :s: s. Ras
OG Sa 3 3, ' howl. y sigps!s Ch,rle.ton
sugar. to Foster Nickerson. '''
British brig Mercator Davidson. from Windsor MS with
Birth eng Helen Anna. Hughes, 10 days from Truro Ms
brt sh sehr Msncbe,tef, Roberts days from Eeuthera
Win .'oo aozea Pne sPple 2O lbs 9d copper Baen Co.
schr Cadmus, Curtis, from Wilmington, NC with naval
schr Geo Pollock Casey from Wilmington NC with naval
Sehr Lady Lake; Lamkin fros, Virginia with wood
Sehr rIdelty Chsmbers. ftom Virginia, with wood.
Sri S! 81 r.: orgy Luce: Win plaster s
Yacht Lancet Smell, day. from Duston
Below.
aud othes.
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OF DOMESTIC Goops.

the inactivity and apparent stesdness
in the markets, there is important fact be
that American Manufactures are in high state Of pros
pey and are rapidly increasing in every section Of the
prosperity the value Of the stocks the eastern mills
COnside rablv above mr.
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SbIP NEWS.
nv This Warnings SOufh eru Mail

PHIlADElrHIA, June 29-Be w. Navarro. Cole. fom Per
S S lid ~ ,sA X AZ 'Ss 81 Elm.
saeso, Ayre, Yietor. tsrl Irewortby, Quebec; Gal TO-
BALTIMORE Iuus 2s--An Aletc Phillips. Rio ysne'ro =
[Brl uls Derersr, Ari-, Brl H. ins XII s.r ~ a,s;
Lou N,cbersou. Boston, Sid mbrdge Is Parker De
pean boit'n
ALEXANDRIA, June 27-Arr Hartley. Kirg,ton. ia
RICHMOND, June q AR Wsrsw. \ Orleans
Foreign Ports.
Rio JANERo. May I'll pOlt fasander (wh) Dennis
rroUsrucr .Coph FROM Ba'timor-; lous,. ssh
from Monesits Sussl Mary onner. aud for tl.
more; Earg Bright. tom Rio GGands fer Nv YoIk;
fig te haritar, Co re Trrn,r.
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- m+- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-Ths
nonlc MIXTURE prepared BY the College of Medicine ard
Pharmacy Of the city Of New York. IS confidently re
commended for all ofdebty produced by secret in
dngence or excess of any kind II is invaluable
dy Tor imLotenoe serity barrenness nless depend
lag on NAL f0rmation.)
Single bottles 81 each cases of hall dozen 81; care
filly packed and sent TO all parts ofthe Union
Office of tina College of Medicine and Pharmacy Of.
NaSsau strssf eo VS. RICHARDSON, NJ. d .Agen;
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raasu nosaD-Juns 10 . shares kentucky Bank, 10;
eiooo WI o' 1855 ds 9st 10 shs Girsrd lt 26O do
ilti s9o o.. MS 100 shs Wilmington RR All 80 do
wanna, 69.; 7 do do 70 -
SECOND BoARo. june % $4,000 Chesapeake and Della.
ware 6s CAS- 200 shs Oad Bank IOl 100 do DO sol l0l
300 WilmiIgo so ~ 81 Stat. S. 1871 20 shs Dsl
Insurance 26t 500 state 10 $4,000 Reading RE Is
IL; $1,000 Kentucky Is, I0l4
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-, nnINHAKn, HN UfNr JIG. Auctoneer.
c::H aaf seth stee'-AN TnUNY J. BLttoKEa& co
will sell at auc ION on uesdsy, 81 Jolly 70
~ ck,at The Nert hant Exchange, the vube
90 est SIZE oft- 4h Avenue and soulh side Of 6
The ground cont ins 20 feet The Avenue nd
street (wh oh 90 feet opened ated and for
Tn" honsr large tic building with lar und-
he who'll, and stable sth steet Tne pre-
sifshle for the purpose Of public house il
such 1T relt Of 81 fr h For
partcoer. apply to the auet no Bro ad
NJ WLAN, Pr spect Hall York lille
~ The sale will lively place above day
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AUCTION SALEH.

BY II g. WILLARD,
49, Store 304 Broadway, cor. Duane st
H. H. will give his personal Inles
Household Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries &C. for person,
feiir gushing Housekeeping or business
Safes settled all goods shall have been
sold and delivered
Liberal ash Advances made If Qured on ze OF
every description consigned Tor sale m2l lins IN
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90 DIR FELIX GOURAUD SR-Please send per
bearer another cake of the Italian Chemical Soap Pray
do let he equal 10 the last which take this opportunity
to assure You performed remarkable and speedy
OF my botched and diseased face we'll rendering
my rough and tanned hands and be iutifuy white
Living on farm all my life necessarily subject to
sucn evils but happily, your medicated soap relieves
me IKE charm in two or three washDgs. You vel
come to publish this you please the fact is known to
al TINS neighborhood. ISABELLA PROUT.
BERGEN, N. j., Nov. "a, 1s4s.
Remember, the only place in New York where the
soap is to be had genuine, is at 81 Walker street
fIIy cents per cake Buy where elsewhere may be
nad ourauds spanish White for identifying and when
ing the face in elegant boxes, twenty FIVE cents each
Goursuds Liquid Vegetable Rouge fifty cents per bottle
lar per bottle.
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WHITMARSH ~ WILLIAMS,
NJ. a WALL SrhEkT
DEALERS IN UNCUHKENT BAN * NOTES AND
- AMERICAN AND FOHFIGN GOLD respectfully in.
call Merchants Traders and hers who may have
Notes and City Accordance. si,couned
and Co lecon made al the principa cites snd owns IN
thr ohltrd St'Ps bd = nadt j28 3uss
DR.. h. LOVEJOY,
ATE OF OweRo, wishes inform his friends that he Ia,
r.mo.rd 10 this city, and has taken OFFICE at s9
bhDADWAN md <wsrc
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FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS
OF description and made best terias
" and by skiul kmen. VIII b. sold cheap any ohr
manof,ctur or vender the cy All works
For SALE by w X X. BALLAIiH
jelltojy< rrc" No Ch,mtefs cor. hatham 81.
TRENTON FALLS,
NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK.
THE 81 BsCRiBEh e. the public, that after an
absence he has the direction If the
oe at The above place he house has tho ouxhly rur
nished and lee order, aud he by atiep
the conf ri Of his OF tn. pa onage
so lIberaly bestow rd IA him in former
jeH 2w eodi, re " MOORE.
II AMiLION hOUSt-sOKr HAMILTON, LONG
IL ISL ANDThe subscriber begs leave to announce that
he hiss made with Sta llnd Se,mb az
Company thr boats and MONDAY the 7th
70 me alb We place aud Tor the accommodation Of the
patrons and Wis tors 10 this 'avo.itr spot.
Leave New York, from Whitehall ats A. NJ. and az p NJ
Leave Hamilton House, returning TO the CITY * A.
and ~ r ALONZO REED
Jtswistf re
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Miscellaneous.
PACKET SHIPS VIcroRA, for London; Oxford for Liver
pool and Oneida, for HAVE. will sail tomorrow.
BRG CAsHgR-Exiract from letter dated Key West Jun.
10 -Tne asher Cap. Pike from Tor New York IN
cargo oil sugar Aega tobacco aod piue apues
stedsy ternoon having besn ashore CaIys,ord Reef
She iallei Gu The Hth. Of the
9O boxes o and the deck Vi fruit were
dsteiy thrown overheard then her of
accepted the assistance Of wIerke out
more and by carrying out aneho. the ec
having favorable time ceeded hauling her Of The
~ leaks Lite ver has just been down who
pors hex bottom very muc, njur AID tn
mended her benz Jisch rged move out sh ,erp v,,
fully advised OF the this The Pee mic
now taking IN CARGO and Capt Wilbur thinks iii be eady
for early week. '
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CURATIVE prices Tor these products, on the 10Th
NV VI sch year shows that there must be great
' 'i IN, aggregate value -

Many OF the quotations for this year 20 h;ahs, ,han
,noe LOT the same period last and many a vic, ,y,o
Western Beef sells at 81 per barrel higher tbi.
last notwithstanding the great Increase in yea, IMAM
Me" Pork on the other hand, has declined in valnp
more than hundred per cent in ouan,;,' an'
su1 and Wheat have fallen off both in quantity A.,
vprce receipts of Cheese have incrcf sed abou
have also advanced prices
vld Stock Exchange.
5000 Ohio es 80 no a.,
1901 Ohio 90 go, oy< nnSshes Nor Wore 81
1000 Illinois IS, 10 an 20 ioo 20 IS
Wv 70 "" 90 sax
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URAND FIsHINU AND OTHER EXCURSIONS.
A<2sssSl s<S The. Steamboat I HOMAS sALMOND
SE1f Captsn W; + shaItz will run to the Fish
dy, Wsane.ds,, rHudsys and Fris.y, Place.
groohyn.g Pike street, 9k Pier No. l. N. ek sld
ror Hamilton tah way ao wing time visit the FoTScs
tons reurniDg and la at the places Cham
,t'endance tspd Of wi accompany the boat daily
those who bring bosu bring them to PERI North
hvei charge for towisg Dinner and refreshments on
BOARD. Fare Tor the Excursion so
SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSIONS for Chill
ien, Families snd schools Fort Hamilton and over Bly,
very Saturday drrrs The season II boat Will esv- mos
Ir,cd M2p M Cara street ~ ts.snpe Ferry, bfooh.
end at the SANE piece LbaubsI MAIDS In ATTENDANCE Re
reshent. board Fare for he only ONE SHlL
LING. ......... =
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO TURTLE BAY,
Wards ISLAND. JHkCG'S NECK AND NEW no.
tHELtE-evsry sua dsy during the SEASON Lesv AIMS
~ a,1s Eerry N. by sk Pc ,tres. s9d ye
hnd at tie places. Refreshments IN board each
rs cents.
ie2s ptssse HENRY y. KIELL,
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A FISHING EXCURSION.

A FISHING EXCURSION.
GRAND and NOVEL Exc URSION
ASsr7 AEt he WI Lnt W. Ia. "a Sta nsv
Ex@IK1D}pN Ne ] R-EY, Csp,.,n Furry viii MI.
-k- er frat Excursion for tie on on Nj a lev
iL ms the h,ot Of Barclay ret. rcrth aid AZ
O'Clock a. ~. III 'mmn street 81; Ma,
ke atr It. X, ~ M; sud imn.dsuly oceed 10 EvIt
Hamilton h'nse saaoJ Hook, and thence the Eshisr
BauEs -Fatr 0 onv. "
hia hrtclss' beat tbring 100 rs burtbsp and has
cry oOnvenirnce usual appetsi n,
rs tp.t snd cd ny Tor nav,Fs ing the
l. dea may ven uie On this hp cont.
DEF n A. thy val not te exposed
mafdy seaicnes 80 uSus and unavoidable ON board ~
IN and u tIal sea boat ON ard Of which
tu"g~r; her cabins large her "A oons
are es'nnve and AIR she u v-natrd every IN
bost,. nc. &c. - 'N'-s'' A"'
fsoo,h "a board at cost. Pasensss are reQus,tsd u
40 shiful aud experienced ~halemsn Mr. Beat and Mr.
wi'on are epggd o. the season. aud wifi display IN r skili
with the hsrpoon such objects AFFORD
ties 1870 1870 ~S'~''.-'
a Band Of Music will accompany the bo.t
Spiabie 10 treatments will be pr, weed. mia ,msre
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health, Rtt ksA1ION AID OMFORr.
TO N1ALTDS AND ALL OTHERS.
j. BARCLAY ~ Co
HAVE oPENkp roR IHE -EAsor rHtia H0TIL AT
LONG BRANCH, ". j.,
so, WILL KNOWN to the enx'ns Of Sew York and
decidedly the bst Hotel and sea Bathing Esab meat with
IN hundred mi OF either city Visitors and nvsi DIS III
hed every attention they desire ash for he advantage
Of bethng during the this all
ad Long Bran CHI furnishes every indueemsn oames and
individuals for health, recreation and comfort To the lovers
Of Fhng the vicinity e the see Bass Banks sfords great
sport and the Gunner will fad no lack or game
TIE steamer ORtS, from rpItop Market wharf and the
sHRtW sBURY from TIE foot of Cah,r Market 40 10
AID daily fom the Osn House From the latter
passengers conveyed to the Branch (syeu miles IN good
Carriages j. BAhCLAY co.
Long Bsnch, june ~, 1874. je26 2wsre
7 ARD OIL--I00 barrels, superior Artcle.
II so DO No
For sale in lots TO suit purchaser by
j27ec r. COLLINS X co. Sc aoutb 81
FAMILY boarding., SCHOOL IN The IOU-
TRY An expsI enced teacher takes into her family
limited numter Of children bosrder, aud ,cNolsn he
wil b. under the constant Of this teacher will SPAR
pains to nier her house pleasant he 10 TIE pupi
eholss carefully Attended 70. No day ,chela, Sdmird
hree vtancles For references and further ticular.
auiwof MR. j. J. BUTLER, Ergravsr, No ~ John
les 2wsm
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81 rRIYATE MEDICAL AID.--The members Of
the Nav YORK College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
hays received IN their efforts to suppress quackery"
peg esyeto stoe that their particular attention continues
lc be directed all diseases of private nature and from
ne great improvements lately made in the principal hos
cus OF Europe IN the treatment of those diseases they
Gun confidently offer to requiring medical aid sd
Vmiages not to be met with in any institution IN TIM
country either public private The treatment of the
Coege Is such to insure in every case and is
etiy different nom that pcrniccus practice running
the constitution with mercury, AMI in LEAVING
hiseaae much worse than the original ofthe
bet Of the College or many years connected with the
principal hospitals ofFurcpe attends daily for consulto
t,o1 from GAM TO 81 Pm.
Ferms-AdvIce and medicine, ss cure guaranteed
. iroHvArr TO CoUvrRv INvALIps.-Persons living ir
the country and not finding convenient to attend per
aoaiy can have forwarded to them chest containing
OIL medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their case explicitly together with all symptoms, time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere If pny
NJ euciosing IS, post paid, addressed to
W. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent.
onos si1 Committing rooms Of the College ss Nesser
greet
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.'oMr Vw aMw vOoN jun. 80.

sur GIsxs "a ,.ut
,Ur sTrr = 80 AiAs yvArnE. t.t &C..
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CHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK EVER
Published

PsRT ( list oUr, PnlCE ~ENTY-FIyE Cents.
pAfOhE'S UNIVERsUM; or, Pictorial World r dited
BY Charles Edwards E'q, bel. a ollecoa Of Ergmv
ings OF Views in all Countries Portraits Of Great Men, and
vii be ysol;hsd il MONTHLY Paris each containing four highly
finished Steel Engrapings from Plates prin
qua9 pater sod Will lie accompanied with eight twelve
let r
The ,ubcrbers of the Pictorial World (for one year) will
be presented with Three Prem ums, (ses pro,pectas
CHARLES MiLLkR,
jP30 3Aw3wsrc No Il8 Nassau stf, et N "
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WANTED
PERSON who attend te children, one in the arms
"A ths other walking None ID apply who
in the bit oil taking childen and good
raepdatiol.
Also who work well her needle, and make
drers dresses None other will Apply this Office
lem
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Il
EXCURSION TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
INV W. "a ,eys q Ny Yh from 'ts tof
M urnng, leave Phiadep,,,, from the foot II W.la,
street Jul! fih nc r. NJ. uly h and 9th a,
ana FAR 10 PhiladeIhi and ia either Of Il
,Icur-i1u trains - $500 " ' - -
NJ. ,rsiu july 6'h 80 s,s :.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

have decreed that HenryNClay must be placed at
the head of the governmental manAwho declares
that even John C.:Calhoun shall not Guido him in
efforts to protect and defend the peculiar institu-
tons of the south THAT he would sooner suffer the
tortures of the inquisition than countenance any
attempt to interfere with the subject of slavery,
even in the district; and that more than two hun
bred years Of legislation have sanctioned and sane
tiled negro slaves as properly! OF course, any
developements Of the encroachmeuts of the pecu-
liar institution, is detrimental to the interests of
the great Wing party, and cannot be tolerated.
] lust as it was on the Texas question. A Wash
York, boldly avows that the Wings in the Senate
dare not tolerate a full discussion of the merits Of
annexation question; for, said he, if they do, pub
lie sentiment at the north will compel northern
senators to speak out against the institution OIL
slavery, and that will destroy our prospect at the
South! There YOU have the solution Of The whole
subject in a nut she'll.
Now, how long is this deception and base sub
~serviency to the south to continue! When is The
dark veil to be raised, and the enorlnities and en-
croachments of slavery to be brought to the ligh
of day, and held up to the view Of an insulted anr
injured people? Let this be done, and
From our Green Mountains to the sea,
One voice shall thunder, WE ARE rREEl"
J.p.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21
Address TO the South,

The following extract is from an address Of tho
Baptists of Vermont, TO their slaveholding brslh.
ren in the South.
W come then to cutrcat you 10 abandon X.
BY your own temporal iuterest-~by your love Of
personal and national freedom-by the duty you
owe to the enslaved-by the tears and groans Of
the severed family circ!eS-by your professed con.
Germ to give the Bible to other nations in their own
mother tongue-by the regard you have for az
grieved brethren-by the peace and welfare of the
chnrch-by yOnr reverence for the law of Cod
and last, though not least, by The grea: day of &C.
counts, when the slave aud his master, the oppres.
ed and the oppressor, shall stand side by side, and,
see all the transactions of life, pass in solemn re-
view before them, w beSeech YOU to abandou
slavery now and forever.
Do you i~nterpose objections? Are the laws
against you? The same power that made can un.
make those laws. Slavery lives by law, it must
die by the same hand. Set yourselves to have
those odious laws at once and forever abrosated.
Blow the trumpet Of Liberty instead Of slavery,
and its powerful, soul-stirring notes, rising over
hill and dale. shall meet and mingle sounds com
ing up from all parts of the earth, and echoinE
hack upon the mountains and plains, shall thun.
der in the oppressor's ear, "Let my people goP'
The world is keYing her "bugle" for liberty, and
wo to cnowned America, if hers is the last dis
cordant note in the great song of jubilee"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

Mr.. Van Burenvin reply to an invitation 10 a.
tend and preside at a recent meeting in New York
city, called to +" %ratify" the nominations of POlk
and Dallas, expresses his determination to give
them his hearty support. every thing for the
cause (of Texas and slaveryO and nothing fos
men" is his motlo' Some of the papers express
surprise that Mr.. Van Buren, should thus brook
his scurvy treatment at Baltimore; but we Gao
hardly see how he could do otherwise, unless he
stood SOLITARY and alone;' for the universal
democratic party, who were recently so clamorous
for "%ju5tice to Mr. Van Buren," are literally
splitting their throats in favor of f Polk and Dak
las" Texas, slavery and ALL. P.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

E''rhe editor of the Waterman seems to be
sadly troubled because the "locofocos' as he calls
them are joining the Liberty party so fast. At
least, we suppose this is what he must mean by a
union of these parties, for we know nothing of any
such union. He cannot be such an intolerable
fool, IA to suppose that Liberty men will go for
Polk and Dallas. Don't be troubled, ncighbor
Waterman, about the conversion of the "Locos''
to the truth, for you will find work enough in the
line Of overseerism, to keep the conscientious part
of your own troops in the traces.
Multitudes Of candid men, begin to feel unwil.
by supporting him for Office.