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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18
VDIO1A OLE IFlalglAlDOEl0
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1915.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Concluded.

The civilized world will see in these
proceedings a spirit Of liberal concession
on the part Of the United States; aud this
government will be relieved from all re-
sponsibility which may follow The failure
TO settle the controversy.
All attempts OF compromise having fall
ed. it becomes the duty Of congress to con-
cider what measures it may be proper 10
aGop, for the security and protection OF
our citizens now inhabiling. or who may
hereafter inhabit Oregon. aud for the main
teuance Of our usl title to that territory.
In adopting measures for this purpose,
care should be taken that nothing be done
70 violate the stipulaiions of the conven
ton Of 1897, which is sill in force. The
faith of treaties, in their letter and spirit,
has ever been, and | trust, will ever be,
ecrupulously observed by the United States,
Under that convention years notice is
required to be given by either party to the
other, before the Joint occupancy shall.
terminate, and before either can rightfuIly
assert or exercise exclusive jurisdiction
over any portion Of the territory. This
notice ii would. in my judgement, be prop
er TO give; aud l recommend that provis-
ion be made by law for giving it accord
ingiy, and terminating, in this manner. the
convention Of the sixth Of Angus, 1927.
I, will become proper for Congress TO
determine what legislation they can, 10
the mean time, adopt without violating
this convention. Beyond all question, the
protection of our laws and our jurisdiction,
civil and criminal, ought to be immediate,
~ extended over our citizens in Oregon.
They have had just cause to complain OF
our long neglect in this particular, and
have, ia consequence, been compelled, for
their owa security and protection, to es>
sablish provisional government for them
selves. Strong in their allegiance and
ardent ia their attachment 10 the United
States, they have been thus cast upon their
own resources. They are anxious that
our laws should be extended over them,
and I recommend That this be done by
Congress with as little delay as possible,
ia the full extent TO which the British Par
iiament have proceeded in regard to Bit
ish subjects in that territory, by their act
Of July the second. 1921, for regulating
the fur-trade, and establishing a criminal
and civil jurisdiction within certain parts
OF North America" BY this act Great
Britain extended her laws and jurisdiction,
civil and criminal, over her subjects, en-,
gagged ia the fur trade in that territory.-
BY it, the courts Of the province Of Upper
Canada were empowered to take cogniz-
ance Of causes civil and criminal. Jus.
tees Of The peace and other jnieitI ofIi
cers were Authorized to be appointed ia
Oregon, with power 10 execute all process
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nj Several Deputy Post Masters have notif-
ed d,scontnuances Of this paper ting expense.
Some su5sc bers have returned copies of the
Voice, without telling from what town, or pay
ing the amount due for the paper. Subscribers
are hereby notified that when they wish me to
discontinue sending them the Voice OF Freedom,
they must see that the notice comes as above,
free of expense 10 me; also that if arrearages for
che paper are not paid, it will be optional with
me whether to discontinue or not until the amount
due is paid. J. HoLcoMB.
October Is, 1916.
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Notice TO Post Masters,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
PROMINENT OFFICE,

ADJOURNMENT UFFIcE,
WASHINGTON, d. G. July 8, 1915. }
Notice to Publishers or Editors, that
subscribers do nottake their papers from
the office is official business, and may be
ranked by the Deputy Post Masters
Sending the same, being made by law, a
part Of their duty. w. N. MILLER,
Cd Asst. P. M. General.
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THE PROscRIBED BOOK!
TENTH EDITION.
THE QUAKER CRY;

MONKS OF MoNK-HALL.
JUST ISSUED in volume, complete or ten numbers
- sompls,e price 81 single numbers 2 centsfor sale BY
No Amsrcsn novel has ever with such astonishing
cess q The Quaker City," Of which 10000 numbers have al
ready been sold.
The tragedies from which the foundation Of this work
drawn, thrilling aud horrible the forcioe OF the
Western Literary Review. f.4.
This bold book. Il the first American work which,
written with the intention of illustrating the secret life
large republican cities with decided approval from the
public The work will live in the records Of literature,
the first American novel; describing life aud and
not only they appear but they are"Phadsphia Home
Journal. - - m29 3d&3twy gbx
CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK COMPLETE.
THE Works Of Charles Paul de Kock, Illustrated Edition.
- with Portrait and Biography, complete in volume
fce one dollar The public bave opportunity Of
themselves Of the complete works Of the renowned Paul
de kock IN magnificent volume containing twelve hundred
and eighty large columns Of reading matter and price
which places II within the reach Of in the limited
circumstances This volume contains all the novels etc.,
which actually written by this witty laughter
Loving and aIsmed Of modern authors And the paA.hsn
made and that the work will be found the killing
Of this country. For sale a Ann street, New York.
The work malable and be sent by part Of
the United State. or the Caasdss M an expense varying
complete copy must contain dollar be snked postpaid
Blk copies will be forwarded address for five dollars
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THE PATENT : =
GALVANIC RINGS.

nR. A.. II. CRISTlE respectfully informs the American
Il public that he has lately arrived from England for the
purpose q introducing in this the novel application Of
man Crstis Of London in October las. The discovery has
received the universal appreciation Of the medical profession
Of Great Britain who have onounced the mos, i'm
portan oil modern scientific Inventions The Patent Gavanic
Rings have been found all the for which
the ordinary gayanic battery electric and magnetic
chimes used but without any of the injurious shocks
which always accompany the application by these
in accomplishing the desired object.
The Rings have been several months before
the English public and the universal reputation they have
Qured SUFFICIENT evidence of their extraordinary power
the venon and the disease. for which they are re.
commended They have been used with perfect all
of rheumatism govt dooreux sick headache ndges
ton paralysis stiff joints general debility deficiency Of
and all disorders. The galyanc power
which they gradual and constant and the beneficial
believed The Gaysaic Rings are in every way perfectly
harmless and sold that within the reach of all
DESTROYS Of testing their efficacy Dr. Crstie the Anne
rio public from the beginning beware Of spurious imita
tons The only the United States
FULTON STREETS few doors from Broadway, in this
city and from the process by which the metals pre-
pared to be rendered sensitive and efficient 81 limitations must
Fluid used in connection with the Rings more chronic dis
orde and to acceeate the gavanic action only be
cured a the place. In28 3tis& RI
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New Stock Exchange


EIonaser EoAsD May a. shares New England wors,ed
Co. l02 Portland Saco and Portsmouth RN i0 Fitch
burg RR iss, e charls:'own Branch RR 81 Granite Blk
Last Boston Co, 3a1 25 do I37s do boiod i3l do
i3N Pr W,lmingto. RR ia 100 do, bcm, s,i; 50 Long
7I4; i31 Western RR, iOah. - - -
Ar AucroS-eloO Norwich and Worcester RR7 per cent
boads payable l TX per adv $1,000 Long and Per
kk bond. PAYABLE s ~ cent adv share Boston Manu-
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
The Mission to Engiand

We learn from our Washington correspondent,
that ii is quite likely, the English mission will be
offered to the Hon. J. Y. Mason, present Attorney
General of the United States and late Secretary of
the Navy. Mr.. Mason is said to be averse to going
abroad; but as three Southern gentlemen have
already refused it--and if the appointment is to
come from that section Of country-we don't know
but what the selection would be acceptable. Mr..
Mason occupied high stand in Congress some
years since. In connection with this subject, the
name of Mr.. Ingersoll is still mentioned
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PRIMITIVE >PHYsIC,
OR THE
COLD WATER CURE.

Mystery, Mischief and Misery neutrazed by Hydro
IN pahy being popular view Of the system prsctsed by
remedy disorders Incidental to the human frame Here
frauds. quackees noums to allure and mslead but
ofa R.slsr fail NOT e study and to this goou:
In it you will find treasure like the Scholar Of Salamanca
profit mingled with pleasure New York published and sold
cent NV 1m<r
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Office for the sale Of the Original Genuine
PULMONIC SYRUP,
ns usual.

N =.
~ ~
FaCTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
GONE YEARS AGO was cured Of severe and danger:
- illness by Syrup made from old Indian recipe
being sousIy urged BY my friends by the
ton that much good might Be done through the extensive intro
ment for that purpose and located myself No 9 Couand
street. the city Of New York Having confidence in young
by the Of Schenck had verbal with
him, aud the medicine sold in his and
ment Of my by the Syrup his nae the form Of
was p ,h aug wiasy cirS S
rs ~. VIZ, 49, ~ ~,
comDiam had coms n 70 ms sIsr;vs 10 Ne vsrss;i;tv and
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WASHINGTON, May n, 1876.

WASHINGTON, WAY 81, lo4O
Return of Capt. Wakes-A Word in his Defence
Results offhe Exploring Expedition Position and
Duties Of Captain Wilkes, and the manner Of their
discharge, s-e,-A Copy Of the Books to the Of
scs, SC.
The gallant Captain Wilkes is again among us,
having returned from his visit to the North. He
has had to pass through a most fiery ordeal since
his triumphant return from the great and successful
cruise of the Exploring Expedition. But ne viii
come out bright as a new penny. The great Nation
al work of the results of the scientific circumnavl-
CATION Of the globe, by the squadron under the
gallant Captains command, will remain as
proud and noble monument TO his memory when
his enemies and their assaults shall be forgotten.
Altogether the people of this country have yet 70 40
nstce TO Captain Wilkes, for the patriotic, the able,
and the successful manner in which, IN every requi-
sition he has discharged his duty to the government
and 10 the country and to science, and to the world
In cyery quarter OF the earth-among civilized and
savage people-rom the faT-ofi Indian Ocean 70 me
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GENERAL BUILDING REPAIRS. 50 Nassau st., corner
Mason, Sseing Plaserng Tagging tin roofs repaired and
painted and all other repairs and allegations done the best
and every kind Of fire works put up None but good
workmen employed Expeditions and moderate charges
Chimney top. for curing smoke. Up orders left with j.
ou mMn,i rl@a%her' "a Broadway Ell oruNN.
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LOAN OF $40, 600 FOR THE STATE

t TREASURY. n#es
CTATE OF NEW YORK, Comptrollers Office, Albany,
NAY 20 s.N1i,ce i hereby Fysn that sealed proposals
june 1885, o'clock in the afternoon of that day for Loan
to the Treasury under the 4h section Of the act entitled
act % provide paying the debt and preserving the credit Of
Oen viii be received for the whole sum- or for any por-
ton thereof not less than five thousand dea: For sums
borrowed certificates Of stock will be issued transferable
per cent annum payable semannualy the first day Of
S.t July interest will payable
York, at the option Of the bidder.
The Compoler will be at liberty decline the offers
any Of he they not such in his opinion favorable
The before referred authorises the Comptroller pledge
the faith Of the State, make the certificates issued for the money
borrowed under L lien the half mill and this lien viii
The be deposited in such bank IN the city Of New
York Albany the Comptroller designate and the
tcates will carry interest from the date Of the deposite
my29toJu5 re A G. FLAGG, Comptroller
CALL the OLD FlATsUsH HorEL your road 70 Bath
Ladies good liquors for the Geneme novelty ION that
foad.1
Dinner Din on Sunday. tickets 50 cents, - u,cv,.u
SHA RON SPRINGS PAvILIO N,
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr.. LAM
DON Of Congress Hall Albany has associated himself
with Mr. Gardiner and that this establishment will be
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception of visitors
the first day Of June The subscribers have made
in the grounds and bathing house. and pledge
hemse their best exerons render this establish
ment fully equal to any watering place IN this country
Stages will be readiness the arrival Of the Cana
jolarie, to take passengers TO the house. .
will during summer be under the superntendence Of Mr.
Josliu. my29 lm+ec
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llflIIl IEAE

GOLD LEAF
NuDERS Bookbindsrs, Sign Painters, Pocket Book
" Makers, 1sppanners, Dr9sg Lamp Makers. Gold Leaf
largest Gold Leaf manufactured in the United States
Europe, the lowest prcesat L. WAUGHs Gold and
Silver Leaf Factory No % Read street. Church
j. the first floor, mot ia the basementl Also superior
Dentists Gold Foil $6 quantity ~ proportion
J. l.. WAUGH, Practical Gold Beaten,
my23 2w issrh % Reads street
WANTED-For ofthe Publishing houses
w in the United States few active young to act as
Agents for the sale Of aud popular works The opeors
will insure each $500 his board profit A wri
ting to that effect will be given them; they will have besides
opportunity Of clearing 81 900 and more u they ac-
i've Every man will have his district There are about
them have SIS $50 al least obtain good ng cut No
need apply unless he has that for II il the object Of the
Publishers TO estabh good and give them such chance
else offer them.
GUANO-The cargo Of ship Shakespeare from lchsboe, Of
very superorquatylth has been well ascertaned that this
Guano superior to other brings forward earlier
and equally lasting For general farming will the
from 70 cent and for market purposes will
enhance value At least 400 and 400
80 Lbs sufficient for an For sale in lots to suit
m2 h. X. COLLINS < co. Sc South ST.
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w. T. JENNINGS u CO.,
DR4pERS AND TAHOhN

IMPORTERS Of Cloths Cas,mere:, vestnss Fancy Dress
Articles, &c. No. 81 Broadway. American Hotel offer for
inspection extensive Of ssasonabe goods
psng Cloths Cassmeres, Vesngs &c in all the and
rious styles,
The aid Of efficient Of Cutters be found in
the country the belief that the style and chaac
Of Garments, will be such continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore elected.
Whilst Of the continuance of the system Of
Small Profits and Quick Returns fail be appreciated
by those who would effect saving Of the extra cetage
Wed uader the credit system.
We would refer particular to the Pantaloons
BLEED furns-han which there trying the
skill Of Cuerand solicit trial from those who appreciate
ft combining and elegance.
In addition to the usual ASA ent Of goods kept by the
trade have always hand Ready Made Dres. and Froc
Coats, Panaoons Vests &c the requirements Of
those who in Of require fstrate
suit
Handkerchefs, Gloves, Suspendrrs Hosiery UnderV ess
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirt, Collars, &c. &c.
mi lmisrrc \
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY
NEW YORK LABORATORY

.M TITIAN'S VENUS.
celebrated Painting exhibition the Gallery 1t 40
= Broadway will until the LIST of June In London
was viewed upwards hundred thousand persons II
Justly considered one ofte greatest works Of
Open during the day. and brilliantly lighted in the evening
Admission Is Season tickets 50 my2l lwerc
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S63ss75 81 Annual interest entire debt, s9o77ol
Tho annual interest this debt, according to this
statement amounts to $s07 81 In 1884, the revenue
from canals of this State amounted TO- but
for le45 the revenue WILL without doubt be less as the
receipts thus far show decline Of about thousand
dollars per day. For the purpose ofmakng estimate to
show the probability Of speedy liquidation of the canal
debt. put down the from the canal the same
as received in ls4i leaving the surplus in any future
years to Offset the deficiency of this and others.
FINANCES THE STATE or New YoRx-PAMrrr OF ca.
DEBr. .
Revenue from the Canals OF the State ~ 40 2ia IN
Expenses for repairs and superntendence a6s7 a
Expenditures lTI 4 II = IN. -.~ 49, =
Ordinary expenditures Of the - =
state. ...........-.. 100000 90 l.io7, 7oi 81
surplus per annum.
If this amount 10 exclusively set apart each year for
the payment Of the canal deb and invested a. sinking
fund.- at five per cont the whole canal debt can be exn
guished in the year 1851
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MI USIC

NJ DUMSDAY Professor Of Guitar, Singing at Sight Ac
W. codeoa, Violin no. continues teach ladies and gen
temen Of New York Cat their esdence) above
&c. in short time by his Ansyxa nductiye
System. Terms moderate.
An improved Accordion for sale.
Good city references given application No IS Chryse
street. above walker. 8lmxrc
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
ONDERyUL IMPROVE ENTS.
DIR. BROWN, DENTIST,

AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
MO. aaOh BROADWAY, three doors above Chambers
IN street, stewards building continues
Premium Artificial Teeth, from whole set tire
Scientific Principles Of Atmospheric Pressure. Also his cele
brated .
filing decayed teeth and warranted useful for mastcaon
LOOSE TEETH,
arising from medical treatment other eecuay
fastened by the highly recommended L4atio Odonta.
1871 :. As. II TOOTHACHE
cured In minute without pain. Teeth extracted with less
'"a' A''' NC ''1A' pan PRICES LESS
than any other Dentist this city. References will be given
families and the medical faculty in this city, by
calling at No. 200H Broadway myN lm-rh
7vWELFTH STREET-Public notice is hereby given, that
apedn has been presented in the Board of Aldermen
pave 18th street from LIST to ID avenues.
All interested in the above propositions and opposed
thereto present their objections writing
the undersigned at his Office No Hall Of Records be-
fore the 9th day Of June next. ELIAS L. SMITH,
H,A4sr Street Commissioner.
Street Commissionsr': ofhcs.}
nR STRONG would announce to the public thathe will
~ give Course Of Lectures the Of Magnetism
at the two following places viz ION Tuesday evening"
commencing May 2th the franklin Hall, Chatham
every Friday evening st. Luke Buildings Of Hud
and Grove The object OF these Lectures elicit truth,
and the science grounds that will be out Of reach Of
who so numerous thrust themselves before
Various experiments will be tried in the course Of these Lee
in applying Electricity in different forms to the magnet
ICED subject Lectures will commence precisely at O'Clock
Admttance l2k cents. m26 iw-ec
w r. TENNTN(,S ~ IN
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TO CANADA SHIPPERS
TUE UNDERSIGNED is prepared rscsiys goods at thu.
port and transmit the Canada for the benefit OF
drawback He will attend the necessary Custom House busi
here and elsewhere the routes and the debentue
to the shippers. For further Particular apply
G. LIVINGSTON,
aie lmisrc No. 10 Wall st.
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49, NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
THIS establishment now being erected the ground oc
cupied by the late popular Rowery Theatre and will be
ready for theatrical by the LIST Of August
ladies and gentlemen Of acknowledged talent Letters in all
Bowery '9f.' s1.T 77sl't A. w. JACKSON,
mls 2w*m .AiFaM Manager and Proprietor.
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ARTIFICIAL HUMAN INCORRUPTIBLE
TEErrTJ H-N II

DR A. CASTLE, 3sl Broadway corner Of White street
nIss introduced The method Of inserting the above
cpis o. sdhe'ion by atmospheric perfect
bR A. c. CASTLES Paste for filling dscayed tender Is
,ns great s, a a, Of the dental Its while
becomes solid and rendering again useful fbr life
d. A. y q refers TO the Spanish, Fsach and English Am
sn0ny Barclay Esq British Consul New York; U John
and Surgeons, New York Hospital and the Medical Fsculty
m30 1tdh f vi Ut ~ 777Te II
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D CARL KING, the well known and celebrated SXp
* first premium Straw Hat and Lace Neopoliun *
Manufacturer, II Division street. informs the public that ms
Saws and Lace Neaposns Of quality and war
ranted clean made In the fashionable shape, called e
Cottage Gipsey.
N.B-Lace Neapolitan Hats 81 each.
Mners supplied by the dorm reasonable prices
at the Lace Neapotsn Mandatory II Division stree,
m28 imsrc CARL KING
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L POST OFFICE !
New York May 18th, 1876 b
and siter this day until further notice EXEa Mail
Troy and also the large Offices the Railroad beween Albany
snd nc1dng the will be closed daily except
The Mail via Bridgeport aad Hou.atonic Railroads. closed
mo stec ROBT H. MORRIS, p NJ
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CAPS-CAPS-CAPS!
w A. SHIFTS

TAT Late 25s) Broadway,
EG6 inform the ladies and the public in general that I've
- has, by the late arrivals from Paris large and
elegant Of Caps consisting Of Eve,ng ess Din
would solicit the Ladies' to pay visit his elegant establish
men which he has lately the West End where they
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THE STEAMER BRITTXNNiH viii leave Boston sso for
Lavssgoq on The st Of June The Mail for Europe will be
at minutes past o'clock p NJ Postage to Boston, Of I8
cens on each single letter, must be paid III & =
m2s stm q ROBERT H. MORRIS. P. NJ