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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-09-18
EsEAEliEaY FAMILIES
ANE}gAL CEfETYfsTItY,

4 NIMAL CHEMISTRY has proved yond all question, that
means be chemically combined to upon the alb
system ana various accnulton which allow
continue VIII disease pn troublesome tumOrs,
bid swuliings and scr flllus diseases, &c.
According to Chemistry and the physiology the human ysem
remedy has been discovered and Rppcd and rendered
successful, in removing painful swcngs, pain in the side and
back sCutOuS kings ov enlargement about the neck and THROAT
lgue cakes, enlgements Of the een &C. One thing should PC
minded by physcan that the acre spoken Of Should
be used preference every thing else, in case If gatherings or
painful swolmgs the breasts O1se who nurse These WHO
habit If being Dubbed this way should use before
symptoms Of hardness manifested No exposure to cold
viii have any effect parts where this application worn
When the breasts painful there are no means WlGh can pc US
that will give quick and relief Us tins These who do
not wish to suffer the above in mnd and use the means
here spac6od for fails in this disease the can tan
The reader can see, soften and sbdue such NINA
maon of how much Importance would be 10 use III cases OF
weak backs spinal irritation and in fact al kinds 81 weakness or
nlamaton As an application in Liver COMPLAINTS pam
in the Inns shoulders has no equal ana as pam EXTRACTOR
there is no magical drops namnts TINT w compare WIN inc
EW DAVID's or HEBREW PLASIER-that the remedy aud
is two well known among ply cans IN general t. need any FUR
hpr Thousands have been relieved by this Plaster,
r every other appl has failed. pamphlet giving
count Of It's discovery with certificates ctons &C., accompany
zach box which is sufficient spread pases-prce, 50
cents Ii pleasant wear and need fear Of taking cold
in that part over which the plaster is aplied.
For sale by s. X, COLIINs, Montpelier, W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-09-18
Medicine for the Million
A vrruy-s TrTafr, ArT, nrrnNrTr FzrVaarNrFF,

FOR the Of rheumatism Gout Spains Bruises swellng,
tramp, Numbness Lmaness Of all kinds Pain the side back
lUins Weakness Of tn and nerves, Ague stiff neck, tng
Of EXTERN ~ INJURY.
There appeared medicine winch pOs The pane
tntng and healing degree while at ths SANE
tm cannot by bt, produce injurious effects. by IL
action on tn SIX eyc healthy circulation Of the blood, and
removes the distractions to the NsgNsBL PERsRA which
the cause Of 81 much human suffering has complete Onr over
h and may be used with pact salty in the worst s0bgu5
The pr upon it. being far b. low other medicines Of the kind
must oftctualy every ohacl universal Why
will you suffer pain, when sa rcacus and c zap medicine
within your reach?
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES!
This Lnimeni only beneficial L. tn human SYSTEM
that b.. used for Horses that hdvy been Called
spred bruised and Cor many ether diseases quirng
Tht high character IF t1 & n IN signing tn
lowing Ger icat VIII render Of interest to all who may
occasion t. a medicine If til" kind.
6F'lhe undersigned having made use + Sewers Lnmen r
GrS s. and finding to b. vaua m-dy f,r amtn cal,
Sprns bruises &c. wuul recommend it fitnds and the
publ generally cvmg those who nny have tccHuht S
dy FIR any If The Diseases FIR which recommended, Will
b.. d II Is Ell
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-09-18
BURNHAM & VAIL.

AVE just received the largest aRd best assortment Of
| IT, & T s offered for sale III Montpelier,
Boys you get food Fur Trimmed Cap for the small
of IS cents.
suSeptember s, lS45 80 CIV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
OUR AGENTS IN THE Valley.

We have appointed Mr.. Baas Davis, Of Clarke county
Va Agent for collecting debts due Office, and also
to procure subscribers to paper The counties which
Mr.. ID. will visit on business connected with the Wing
Office, follows, viz: Frederick, Clarke, Loudoun
Fauquier Warren, Page, Shenandoah, Rockingham Au-
gusta Pond'eton, Hardy Hampshire, Morgan &c.
Mr. Davis authorized adjust any discrepancies in the
accounts. which may have occurred from the inaenon OF
previous agents making returns and take receipts
in the hands Of subscribers, and memoranda OF any pay
ments alleged TO have been made.
Subscribers will pardon any inaccuracies which may be
asceraned in the accounts the business has been Of
long standing and tie necessarily in the hands Of
various agents. All will be chcehully corrected,
when made apparent.
Mr.. Jno. W. Slagle. OF Frederick county, is also au-
,horzed procure subscribers the Wing, and TO make
collections in tho counties Of Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan,
Erednrirk &c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

GooD.-A Tennessean-a full six-feeier-presented
himself to the sergeant recruiting quarters, Old Levec
street, yesterday, and offered his Uncle Sam
for the next years. The sergeant rcj1iccd. with
such excellent material Tor Dragon, slapped him
dinghy the shoulder, slapped half dollar in his .t
OF future ayorS, and complmen;ed hun the pro.
speets Of gory that opening bin and all "ener-
prizng young men" who joined the service, both in Mex
and Oregon at speaks trumpo-tongued," no added
see them come in at time like the present. when we
threatened with from opposite quarters, and
enroll themselves in the standing army Of the country"
"Hod Stranger" said the Tennessosn, Gid you say
sfdndi1' nrmy7"
Certainly did," said The sergeant, "and what moro
honorable service therel"
"HpnoraJle HILL" said tho Tennessosn-"do you think
came Ill he way from Cooke County jRe your stay
home sfandiE' armyl No tell me whar can find mareb
ia Srny-an army marching to the Halls Of the Monte
zumas, old Sam used say-or dghfin' army and
am thar ceitain. On your Standing ames-hey'fe
sccount-and I'll Jne 'em. Good bye, strang
or," and saying TINS the Tennesscan sloped-Amer Rep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING !

FTee CHcuidtioa OF the Wmg.
Ii is scarcely necessary enlarge upon the bene-
fits arising business and Others from liberal
lay in the way of advertising The importance OF letting
ones business, and place Of business be made public is
satisfactorily illustrated in the following
.'The following from N. York letter the Charleston
Courier, shows the benefits arising from advertising ex-
tensyey is well known, that yendes OF patent
cines have pursued tho plan with great
"Brundreth with his pills. has risen from npoor
be Of extensive fortune. lie has Sing Sing
q three story factory for grinding his medicines Aloe.
carried into by the ion, and whole OF the pills
despac he'd 10 every port OF the Union, and down
body's throat He has expended thirty Gre Housdnd dol
lars single year for advertising. Comosock began with
nohng but by erowding his patant medicines has
able 10 purchase OF the first houses in Union Place
and gives magnificent soireos &c. Moat adding btters
to pills has up fortune Of nearly $500 600. Shermns
taking the lozengo line, has emerged from. his little shop
in Nassuu into buyer Of lots and houses by the
wholesale / need not mention Swain Of Phado phia.
who, by pouring his panacea into peoples stomachs
afford buy single pearl head band for his daughter
worth 800 0DO-to prove that a pilLoang bit
ter drinking people! Your literary will in his
garrett while your pill making emerge from his gorret into
a palace"
"AS ADvERTl.rSs FrRN-Tho Worcester 1Esis states
that Messrs. Hardin, Hunt g. Co, firm doing
sve business IN hattDwn, during the past year paid about
thousand dollars for adueTfsing their goods and
satisfied that by this outlay they have received rich har
vest in return"
" To promote tho interest Of advertisers, already 90
numerous the Whg and for the advantages expect
to derive ourselves from such course, is intention
this week. to distribute, Unfortunately throughout the
county more than 5000 copies Of our paper And
shall, periodical intervals, keep tho system
Of distnbuion knowing from experiment Of the Kind
elsewhere that have return. subscribers, more
than tenfod Of the expense incurred by 10 carrying
such arrangement into effect. The reader will
that will be contributing mite towards encouraging
the new Post Office Law for tho postage likely arise
this week alone, from circulating copies oihe Wing
will amount 10 more than $40, perhaps $50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

viii % raueh d.-sppons the farming community % d has
surprised One dollar the least that sApssssd.
while many confidently expected olo The superb quail
i OF the grain the reduction by frost and drought Of the
crop tho States Of the Ohio and the yet unknown
result OF the British for harvesting had combined
induce very general aud sanguinc hope that Wheat
would command dollar least, and rather think there
10 regret among the mirs Of Richmond that they
had opened the market at that price. We observe
that is given in Baltimore where the first parcels
here, cold a95.
The farmers we presume. will be in no hurry avail
themselves OF prices which, the progressed
August reduction, scarcely descend lower, while
there very many chances for augmentation. For
series Of years together the latter market has been better
think than the early, and inclined to the opinion
that il will prove again. There 10 great advantage to
the threshing and getting his Wheat out Of his
al the earliest practicable moments but this advantage
and the from evaporation and other more
than counerbala.ced by advance of 10 cents the
bushci and there many judcious who think that
Wheat will necessarily rise that point beyond the July
standard Of price. Indeed there very many possible
causes which might carry much higher still. Mr. Haxa
Just returned IRON tour far north Nagae reports
that the crop fine 10 Western and Northern Now York
but it is yet harvested while Western Pennsylvania
Ohio, Indiana, illinois and Michigan il has been certainly
seriously crr,ailed by drought and especially, frost
About 10000 bushels Of wheat have been received ia
Richmond principally, entrelv red and white May
Samples which have examined show decided superb
ority Of the red, which weighs 65.
We conclude with renewing the expression Of NOR
ca,ion that the farmer who has failed his wheat eroT
measursbly for the last years, and presents
such and superb quality should command for it
than 95 This however, the result OF
lbersly the part Of the Richmond mers, distinguish
ed for their beraiiy but OF calculations made the
diton of the markets of tho World But feel convinced
that prices advance and cannot rccedc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
SLAVERY.
SLAFEH1.
The Cincinnati Atlas saws
VIRGINIA AND MASSACHUSETTS.

1.-THE following orcbls between the energy o.
Massachusetts and the Incidence of vsnia-,he one
ing railroads. driving commerce, and pushing
in every directions the other, with Characteristic S.
engaged in President making and political
is from the Richmond (Va) Wing.
We are sure however, that appeals of this kind will
be in van long the peculiar institutions" of which
she is no tenacious shu continue parayze
al! the native energies OF the people. Does the Editor
OF the Wing know ha the apathy of which he complains
the natura! result of those institutional If he not il is
high time that he should learn Ii, knowing it, he fails
TO proclaim tie true cause he does fulfil his duty
Sta'e, TO his Country, and TO his Race.
Let him call upon Virginia throw off the nightmare
of Slavery, when. holds her spel-bouud and che
would rouse her latent energies once and would able
10 compete with the Free Labor of the NORTH which she
can now only gaze aud envy"
Go look flies Of l53i-a II we reoure to be
schooled in our duty! Blame your c-throat Adolf
iionness your Tappan who proclaimed that he would
dis inherit his If he did bear adhe slaves
destroy their masiers-but blame not u, or Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
THE vENTIoN.

The Lynchburg Republican and the papers Of Western
Virginia believe masse, have adopted tho Of
Convention end using tho necessary oxerons pro-
cure its speedy call.
Thus far the Republican and Ourselves stand alone
n The mountains support Of this regenerntng
Open opposition believe Is confined to hreo-neuraify
thu5 Tor has ecen embraced by the rest.
Bltwe hope he this IL not continue, and that the
Enquirer, the Norfolk B-tald the Lynchbufg virVnian
The Charlottesville Advocate AL the Danye Reporter
will enter the lists in defence Of mess,fo which must DO
the basis Of State regeneration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

The Clarksburg pspers and the Parkenbarg Gnzote
take task Cor opposing the Baltimore proposition Of
tormiuans their Rail Road Of Parkcrsbury inseed Of
Wheeling. ara promised exposition 10 good
torms u Tie heinoussess Of that opposition!
Very good, rouuemeh-wo Will hsisp with OIL icspcci
70 what you have to cav aud do not In the least doubt
ihat shall be abe t. satsfy Oh Virgins, except tho
part interested that unreasonable proposition
said before, was never addressed to sensible people
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

naond sad Pythas QUE q HE popular psicss this w
b the st opportunity the Community will have THE
dstinsuished uaxcdisn this Mr. kembie appeas
that admirable farce the Goidss FsSer taking part
Of ys~y Tci.eker and concluding with comic song.
We hop. Mr. X. who to be ute isvourits with
the play goers will meet with favourable reception BY
way OF good house.
Its well Tor those who wish shake Of t Of the bues
and exchange the grim visage for smiling counteusnee
q go aud this "fsisia OF fun" aud humour We have
only TO appeal those who have had their risibe faeu-
ties ted on former occasions say Mr.. n 10 IN
comedian and tho,c who have not had the pleasure we
siylgo and him aud you will regret it, We have
no doub he will put his very bssi aud give You
hearty reception. j.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
GLANCE OF MAIL hours.

We have Earned. through orr City Poe, Master, Col
Bigger, that new h arrangement goes into effect to-
day. The great Northern uai will close at O'Clock in
the morning, instead Of o'clock ~ heretofore. The mail
coming South will reach Richmond at ,'eoek in the
evening instead Of III A. NJ. By this ausngen,v Pas.
senges going North will depart by tho Cars oclooA
a. ~; and returning, will leave Washington City, in tho
Steamboat, Of the same hour 10 the day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
IaiCHMO3D MAREETs.



J.ss 30. ists.
TOBACco-Reesipsdrc dropping oH-Insp setous f.ll-ue
change note In ptices. We quote. Lnrs pcw
Com. Leaf s3t.sa aud u m.ddns cal sAl and S; Good
Ssaa6 and es Fae e7..la In quality; ns manalac,ur
GRAlN-Com <aaa5e.; Oats from wagons and Dspo,
30 to Csc.
CUT NAILS-4iasc.
N. C. CoTToN-ea6lo. ,r.se.es.
sUa75e. l E ~ I ,.I-''7'
wHlSKEY-Bbls. Csc; hhds 2%c
CANpLsSaSperm Sda3ae; Patent Sperm zoe; HULA
Patent lSc Tallow lOal2A.
coFfEs Rio eissc; Lasuayrs 7a.s; g. Domingo
HERDS GRASS-s7&e. (. do.
TIMOTHY Dos per bushel.
FisH-New No shsd e7s,Ia dull; New Her.
mas from wharf SAL; dull. 20
FLOUR-Sapertne 02& 10 A; Extra IS; Family 81
| deeaf sl00. ..'- .Nt'-,F - ~.
LlNE-75c per cargo.
MuLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls. 3is32c: Porto RE,
3ls33e; Cuba SOC.
Winter sssaloo: Fall strained so.ss; WAL. in
bbls. 4Ic.
PROFESSIONALISM lhoy round) 7l.se.i Shoulder.
PLAlSTEk-From the Wharf. e2a per ton.
suGARS-Msrket dull, 81. Croix sasSc: Porto Rico
Classic; Now Orleans 6 to 7c.
sALT-wharf 81 60 to is2,: Store d 60 to LES.
CATTLE-Beef from cat to At; Sheep IRON Si TO , I
Hogs from 81 to4t.
EXCHANGE.
N. York drafts 3p. Ct Baltimore drsfts &prsm.
s soaaS cessn. @ ST,s S.''n' dr.
Treasury Notes Aa3 prem. Tennessee 3ds.
Alabama 10 dis. Specie tprem.
COAL FRElGHTS.
To Baltimore 81 per Phiadeph. ssst
cents to New YORK; 81 cents to Boston. RA-'.A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
JNO. ri. PLEASANIs.
STATUE TO CLAW


Despondsnt friends spprehend failure OF this enter
priss,sad 9neene foes secretly hope ~
Let .. say the fret that they despond soon, and
void be better employed In eEerting themselves then la
d.hs.nsnng the oEertions Of Others by ihs eronking
and 20 ne las, tina, their hope will prove vain.
The sulerpuze gu sreesed! The collections alf,, dy
r.csved from lev counties only, and individuals abroad
suthorss 70 ssy
We hear u some who declare willingness and feadi-
nss. 10 Contribute ss-ufed that The design will sueeeod
Lsp-sHch DO satisfied that i win succeed that # il
os. no they viii be refunded their contributions BY leav
Ing written with Miss Elz1 NJ Riddle or Mr.
Nscfsfsnd, that they contribute ihst condition.
We spps. nov the gentlemen 10 some forward 10 hs
kurs Of the lsdies' that hey are no, wiling zesl
~ suaicisns carry the onterprzo through bu
rssr'ions thom and foreign 10 their hs
IRE DESTROYS Of rcli ewing thom In measure
hich boiler suits the stronger ser. They
NJ render success certain, and to oniille
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

The Hatchez Courier says: There rumor in town tina
Msor E. G. Meike, extensive exchange broker in the
city of VicksburZ has failed for very large amount He
the general custodian of the funds Of the and
other business Of the place, and great excitement
sad TO have prevailed when the of his
closing up his office made; for while, fears
terained that he would suffer personal violence the
hands Of those whom he had thus robbed The amount
supposed be very large, the confidence Of the com.
muniiy in him great his credit to be
unlimited"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
EDnCATION.


LISBON INSTITUTION. LoCDjUN CoUsTY, Va.
fHNHis nsututifn established 1890 snd
ccsfih operation under The ~ Benj ~ Benton.
In this Institution taught the ualy taught
best English Schools The Latin and Creek Languages Asron
with the use o e Gobcs Arcba Ptan Solid add Analytical
Geometry Plain ani Spherical TrfDBometJ Method q eaois
ling and using igihs 1h-oy AMI Paet Of Surveying Le
yelling Plating Sselanca and hfe ectufal Dawnn 6e Conc
sscons the application q The Mathematical the Arts and
ences. Natural Phiosophy Chemistry, a.
Tie Institution bas seen frn he'd ferabc e1pcnse with
extensive collection 81 Philosophical ar Chemical apparatus
Giobes, Maps. Dagams md models and fuu II
SCIENTIFIC LECTUtf.s
he delivered 10 Che Si1icn tcyufcs Gre Illustrated ~
several hunicd highly Interesting bnept TIE spparsus
a been COLI d with particular ara ofhs superior
any IN Virginia.
The Academy aiso supplied win bnst ofNncrai sheH
Fosss Geological sptc sns Alb Wck shop furnished
with Tuning Lame variety 4 toois ard
mechanic may devote ieif Turnns IN
wood iron tras steel traznG- sofna hng cunz
tufnif eaftnz IN hrifr, zsivanf Eivefing &C
The pdc nor utn f4 fon ~ ~ l3t aotodng bran
ehe ruled and eonHdrfa q pfesant iow prizes Of pro
vision tle pfee Tor tosfd b
Rofresf 70 ffrfvsirg Dofiars.
Pc often m1nhr Esehsuis s1pTed
.ssbd have bic eonspsssky ,Eod with name IN
u An srfa etafe $50 WI be de for wabns and when
feqsnel' saoks VII be furnished rpderate prices
tof uf'ner p-''cus' nppI BtSJAnIN ~ BENTON Prin
Address mdssbsrs Pos once T. i--ste
SEEDs-Ruia iag. While Nns ,e Norton snd Red
- TOP Tufnp, Seed Buckwheat pm We y. .c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

" We have commenced this day, and shall continue
hereafter throw reading matter the pages Of the
Daily Wing BY this all parts Of our paper will be made
valuable advertisers and, hope, will be rendered
Iess interesting TO the readers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
THEUNIyERSITY.

See the very remarkable letter Of "A Student.D The
hints of this youth, ucdy reasoned unworthy Of
the serious consideration Of the Visitors and Faculty. We
almost tempted speak of him Shyoek did Of the
youthful eIpounder; but inform him nowithsand
ing that he need his hand writing find second
admittance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

CASE oE DoER-The mejority sf the Select Committee
OF the Rhode Island Legislature whom the subject of
lberatngI w Don referred the May session. made
Wednesday, in which they express the opinion
That hrs unconditional Liberation would tend TO unsete
tine great conservative principle established by the
events m the history OF the State They aude the
that he has appealed the u S. Supreme Court and de-
precise any action in relation his which would betray
dsrust in the sOundness of the States Cause or in the
reeunde OF the Scpreme Court of the United States
Calmly TO await the decision Of the highest judicial tribunal
known TO the constitution end laws OF the land is the
T na ee commute PsSs 81 hsSab Sa ib6i
is signed by VIM g. Goddard add Robert B. Cranston.-
}. 5, TouHellot the other member OF the Committee,
presented minority report recommending unconditional
release Mr. Dorr necessary TO restore
ard harmony 10 the State.
T. 5. We learn by gentleman from Newport that the
Senate Of Rhode Island has unanimously passed bill for
the unconditional liberation Of Dor. The House would
doubtless concur-N. Y. Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

In dissolving the long connection which has
existed between Mr.. Moseey and myself can
mot but express the pain which the circumstance
gives me, and the pleasure, uninterrupted through
course fyears by the slightest collision or even
difference Of opinion, which that connection has
afforded me.
Mine Is the fortune still to occupy the post |
have 80 long maintaIned his, perhaps, the happier
fate to pursue the simple rural pleasures he loves
and to cultivate refined taste and noble intellect
secure from the drudgery OF labor, and the storms
>0f politics. ! hope the People Of Buckingham
49, long suffer him, however, to enjoy re-
pose Wei, ,ssllsiurbed, might engonder rust, bu;
with gentle V,ss. compel him to enter upon
psAlic duties, whics 80 we'll qualified to dis.
ehsrso, and to fill Pu5Ss nnO~s. which he is 50
eminenily prepared to adorh.
m mr. II q A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

As this day the era, in the Postage
System OF this country. will be amiss for 10y be-
fore readers the following schedule, BY which pub
lie may be guided in future correspondence through the
mails.
These calculations 10 have been prepared with
considerable care and there be but little doubt Of their
accuracy The suboned is taken from the Olive Branch,
printed at Doylesl own, (Ps.)
"fInvipg facilities for neat weighing haye taken the
pains ascertain how much may be included "haf
ounce which is the maximum for single letter, and which
mly DO within three hundred miles for five cents
weighed six varieties Of writing paper three Of letter
paper and three Of oOscap, and kinds Of envelope
mon large and small Tue result here be stated is the
weight Of single sheet, Of ten sheets, Of
each kind. The papers oil Of good quality and such
we are all used %, for sLc and weight: -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

OpsaisE Of tie Richmond Wheat Market.
The market for Wheat in this city has opened, and 70
surprise, only IS the bushe for the month Of
July, TO be reduced in Angus, 10 9O This, SUPPOSE