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v superior

Fine Green and Black Tea.-Very superior
Ooong fine do 6s Young Hyson superb articles
IS and the Who'll and retail the Caaon Tea
Company street. the of Courtlandt
street. aud ", Chatham street between Pearl aud Roosevelt
This the oldest and largest Tea Establishment America
Their reputation for upright dealing for the very high
quality Of their goods stands and doubtless will forever stand
uarivaed We earnestly commend families country
chants and the whole public this respectable esab
lshment
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transportation or Naval Stores.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

r~popos.,n NEW DIRK, NOV IL, I8o
pKOPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
kftio de will be received tins Office until ock
= NJ Monday the 18th day OF fDecembe next for the
portaon o about 1000 barrels Of
stores from the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, N " to Rio de Ja
nero IN the empire Of Brazil Offers specify the price
asked pr bsrel. without distinction wet and dry:
cubc feet OF zoods and thirty gal
Ions 70 the guage OF all casks called to be
e as barrels whatever they coutan No other
than Government Stores be taken freight
prmage to be allowed Ten fair weather working lay days to
be atsach Of the ports OF Brooklyn and Rio de Jane
by any Navy Agent in ,he United States, producing s9tslac
state te descrltion aud condition Of the vessel and
where she At the time Of offering hers and she pass
receive cargo by the 2Sh Dessmb, and pre.epted Cor
acceptance, the freight will be offered the bid
der, according 10 law.
PROSPER NJ. wETMoRE, Navy Agent.
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PAKIIES.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully intmates to the
fashionable public Of New York, that he has established
himself in the ornamental confectionery business His
Of IN this branch gained in the
p Of Europe aud the United States his superiority Of work
dngs with Pyramids Temples Of any description Ice Cream
Of all varieties Charlotte de Russo Jeles and all other ert
ces belonging the profession Of superior STYLE and
cheaper than where else His place Of mandatory Is
Of the thoroughares but those ladies who
pleased to give their rely being served without
disappointment, to their satisfaction.
Dinners and suppers attended to- and exIesnced walters
provided. l.. LEYPOLDI,
N 3taw wlm.rc No Spring street
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t. BROWN,
STONE SEAL ENGRAVER,


1913 broadway, opposite the Park.
GOATS OF ARMS, Crests Cyphers SC engraved
- or BRASS Diamonds Amethyss Topazes Sc bought in tn
rough or cut form Sgnet Seal Rings Keys Pencil
Eases Ladies Seals engraved with Arms Names
wards and forwarded to Of the United States Cana
da Arms copied guartered Books of Herald
ry kept with upwards Of 1907 ,oOo name, nil It.rc
'a'hE VENUS DE MEDlCl and APOLLO BELVlDERE,
IN beautiful polished scagola, Of exquisite workmanship
for 80 80 the Talbot Watts Agency for WORKS Of
No 10! Nassau street. Sque Building Of Ann
Old Books Paintings and Engravings bought quantity
and liberal cash Irices paid nH itsrc
IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
LAYING just received from Europe with new assortment
of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements lot Of
Independent Seconds and double Watches and Move
ments of entirely style and of superior nh
this opportunity call the attention Of the watch
BUSINESS to visit stock which, respect will be
found advantageous both for price and quality
DELACHAUX 4 MARE,
No l27 Fulton street, New York.
r. SEngaged also the watch making business,
tnue attend the repairing of all kinds Of Watches
tcularly those of fine and difficult works. nl4 lm*n
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Those
Nv who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold
Chan Gold Pencs Keys, &c. will find il greatly their
advantage to call the subscriber who selling all descrp
the city Gold Watches low see Watch
and Jewey exchanged bought All watches warranted
to keep good time, or the money refunded
u. Z. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street,
IN stairs
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ROCKLAND QUARRY.

10 IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
AMES THOM respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging Mr. Richard Coe
turer can be furnished with for building furnaces
the very best quality The well known the pub
o. seventy years. Likewise furnished the rough,
III hned state oil finer quality and equal color than
any other now and twenty cheaper than any
other stone used ia the city Of New York Architects and
snts and them with this stone At cheaper rate
or frost Any individual have opportunity seeing
same kind Of stone built in farm vicinity OF the
quarry and now asound state after being exposed to the
weather oyer ninety Orders received y
MI oangs stone yard corner Of Barrow and Wash
ingfhn streets, New York. Oct. 20 3w*rc
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HOTEL DEs DEUX FKEKES:


Boarding and Rooms ON the European Plan.
Nv HIGH is more convenient, comfortable and economical
w than other plan for travellers aud merchants whose
business require the to be absent frequently.
The quiet and hehy location Of the hotel opposite Duane
park retired from the nose buse and great
roughares adjacent thereto and all the steamboat land
ings, presents the desirable residence Duane
posite Duane park. nl4 I'm nc
BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL
NHE PROPRIETOR Of this long established Hotel takes
OCCASION respectfully to appse his old friends and the
the spirit Of entese prevalent his line he has, within
the last lew months had establishment thoroughly
overhapled throughout That without regard pains
Ladies' Ordinary and Ladies' Drawing Room fronting on
rennsyyanis Avenue both of which elegantly executed
iresco This Draw ing Room very magnifcenty furnished
10 pacuarin the modern STYLE and has elected
the high admiration OF the hundreds who have visited it. Ad
joining this Drawing Room several and delightful
chambers also handsomely furnished and they
be made entirely private from other house.
With these improvements he confidently believes that his
cannot be exceedn any of the United States
and he respectfully socs continuance Of that
dian Queen" JESSE BROWN
Washington City, Nov. IL. 1875 n1a2 2wrc
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Qulto a COntrast.-SOme quacks are SELL
ing Tor the hair, lamp OIL others ow celoed and
scented Every Intelligent know these
@ as head shining greasy Phaon sells the Chsm
united bv chemical affinity which affords nourshmep to the
roots Of the Hair Dandraf and gives so silky
appearances Prepared only 2 Broadway by Edward Pha
Ion, Artist in Hair
For Agents see advertisement.
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New Stock Exchange.
-
Married.

On Wednesday, the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr. Evans,
MT HENRY L. JENNINGS to Miss LsUMA L. PLAIN, all OF
this city.
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THE NAV

THE NAVY.
VxyILEY PUTNAM lsi Broadway, have for sale, Hints
w on the Reorganization ofths Navy" and examaps
ton of Reply ns the 70 organisation Of the Navy
Two neatly printed psmphlsu Old toosw'rc
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THE FATE OF GUILT.

dav
Iyss +: Fsiea. s sMcSs1sv and Jim Webb
containing The life pir'ces trial and execution ofthe
Astonishing disclosures relative to Mesdames Reste Cos
teI,o Bird and other abortionists
Nss GssGa oa Tnsvss in
Ps5Ls: ibe Smith Da, The king ofths Konsy
D ssws q s:% GS
Dusty 'Ss Little FensSnsn S11 a'
Powell p fS Bill 'i''' simpson
& sssay se Roach aas To pasea Jack Hat
cSs sRa Sh.i .is R Of
:ss % % a R0f
Sessions and weekly record Of murders burgare obbes,
&C.
coea Adsnss zSs %ds &c and
9smsIs and washinstoa; ksSdns Ho,shf:.
other principal
This Dqg g,, Published, at 52a Gents, 10. s5
SURGICAL * REPORTER.
@ ss Es Va asw S
Professor Ms. ciiaSss ss Med Department Of
October 2oth 1885, Professor Motifs Cnque Saturday, Oct
2sth is45 Professor Parkers CLnque, Monday Oct 2h
hy & 2r Moses Resident Physician vitali,g NJ BY John
tons BY s. Phillips, NJ b. Editorial Department-Tyng
the Artery within the Scaen Muscles Of the left
which Rr MGtt operated New P%bcatons Weekly Re
hle in advance Subscription received by the Proprietor m
Eas Broadway To be had also of j. H. g. Langley Asto
House; Wiley Putnam, l6l Broadway s. s. 4 w. Wood
26l fea.I street MD 3ttrc
POST OFFICE
New York, November l4th l845.
STEAMER CALEDONIA FROM BOSTON-The Mail
- for the above seame! will be closed this office Saiu
be prepaid Boston Letters ofha cents
and 9 lch additional half ounce cents
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

-. W1MtHgLOH Guy u. G.
THE PROPRIETOR Of this fine Hotel formerly known a.
Gadsbys, hut generally called Coeman' Hotel de-
sIes e return has thank to his friends and the travelling
have bestowed uron him opened his estabshm ent
and them that he will render
house worthy OF the Of which he has already
ceiyed 80 liberal share.
The house having been during tho summer, thoroughly
painted and re6ed first order for the
Of travellers or residents and the proprietor respectfully so
Wash9Eton Or residents during the session Congrss
the best on the table that the market ao and and
polite walters y 8. COLEMAN.
Washington City, September lS45 IS ,md&Wisjgb
HIDES, HIDES, HIDES.
John HUNN 228 Elizabeth street. will pay premium of
ten cents per hide above the highest market price, all
hides not having the throat the cattle being stuck
siaughtsrng Also the highest market price for Calf Skins
sheep Skins, and Fat. nl2 avs re
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P1SItIL GALLERY

AND SPARRINCI SCHOOL.
HUDSON having returned from the South, announces
to his old friends and pupils that he will be found at
honey Ar his new ,sdence Broadway second floor where
he will devote his giving Instructions in the noble art
Terms moderate Open during the day and in the evening
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Amongst the heterogeneous mass OF old

AmOn&st tne heterogeneous mass OF old
Books Oil Paintings Statuary Bus Of splendid old
line engraviaRs Juliens Lthographs Antiques and articles
5ds OF AMERICA 65 parts containing s2 colored plates for
choice works Of might spenu their time worse than in er
amnng the vast collection Of ne original drawings. and
Art at WATTS General Agency for the sale Of works Of
srt No io2 Nassau squires Buildings of Ann.
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NIBLO'S

>.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.
HERR ALEXANDER,
THE Err M n " M "A GICIA ~,
lost respectfully his sincere thanks for the ber
lVl al patronage has opening IN New
York avngIc eiveds fatterlg TeeeR,isn Be s
by the advice OF his friends remain ONE WEEK LON0Eh
during which time he will his utmost endeayqn 70
his deserve further continuance OF their favos
by CHANGING his performances render each evening
entirely different exhibition,
This and every Evening this week.
Tickets Fifty Cents.
Door. open Performance commences at 7< O'Clock.
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SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLEs,
TEA TRAYS, SC.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER has just opened splendid
OF Of various atterns Suspendng and Bracket
Solars Chandeliers with from five lights Gilt and
Bronzed Grandoes OF entire new patterns trimmed with
English prisms Of the finest lustre IN sets and pairs
Also assortment of Japanned Tea Trays Gothic
oval perns which he offers for sale wholesale and retail
upon the most reasonable terms.
JOHN w. MORGAN,
= l3t Fulton one door east Of Broadway.
B-Wanted at the above establishment good Journey
man lamp maker. NIL mfmc
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AUCTION NOTICES.

OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Saturday Evening 18th instant at sX
O'clock az 1913 Broad gay an invoice Of Ancient and Mo
s s:% among "eN many AZ
DurcH plsS5s {3HS sWST T1DTss%pT MORGAN
oichoce Dutch Bulbs received consisting
s $ e s # ssa .as %s.. s ss
G% % the ground and one % may & be ssd
canno a TO produce perfect flowers Catalogues at the sale
CAFE TORTONI
rI,HE PROPRErORs have great pleasure in announcing
that to their already extensive place they have added
ties with private entrance first door the right No 50
kssds ,n I CAFE situated on s of
REAuTlFSGn sFUEFEB iflbfR af9fis' IT, F. willard
Isl Broadway two haeaed Birds snsy and in Of
one and more preserved by VIM Gabrah the best
Also lvausble Piano Forte SECOND hand short time
Two ssamsadeE Iron Chests as good as any made
Al:G lot Furniture, Desks, &c and second hand.
A UCTIoN NQTICE--BENJ. MOONEY will sell, this
"A day at 10 oclock at IS John st. to close consignment.
Also by order Of executors large lot Of Jeweiry viz
Fms nd sss": q I'd IS .a
as Centre %ass Table
1900 pieces. and the best Workmanship Il imc
ovs Avn q .NTT NTTTTLEa T!dda AucIi0ase. b., IN -
fsis st. sia
cordions Euts Looking Glasses Psnholder Tooth Brushes,
Hair do Shay do, Teo Boxes Fancy scap Coral Beads
Purses, Snuff Boxes Back Cannon Boards, Toy Watches,
Fans Pin Cushions Fancy Baskets fancy Glass
Boxes, Paint Boxes, Sc. &c
Also, invoice of Work Boxes Dressing Cases and
Whiting desks.
Also Toys Just landed Of which will be sold
by the and Others of finer grade will be sold lots suit
able Gy hs retail ,S Which are an s s
wheels Gigs Wagons Chests Trunks. Tea sgd piuaer Sets
pins Sofas Segar Cases. Games Theatres Ships Steamboats,,
Cock Fighting Deers, Bears Wolves Lions and gers &c
Also, Wax Dolls, moving eyes, Hair, &C., SC.
Also an Invoice Of French Perfumery Soaps Cologne Wa
ter, sc. &c. &c,
Catalogues ready. nil lt'r
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ROAR RIDING


FEW Gentlemen wi their families or single men
only can be accommodated h pleasant with
Triuity Church -" ~ 80"
The French and Spanish languages are both constantly
spoken 10 the heuse thus aordng OF the best opporun
tes 70 such gentlemen wish pefect the
d For further particulars please enquire above
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MUtFS, MUFFS AND FURS

#
WE would advise those who have not suppl themseyes
w with Muffs to call at WIN COOPERS Fur Stores and
look at his extensive assortment Of Fancy Ears and will
that they VIII nd his Mu alone superior but
cheaper than any other store in the city.
I'm. Cooper's Fur MANUFACTURES,
lsat Bowery doors above Walker stree-and Maiden
:, : 49, Lane, near Gold street.
they are represented. nil iw.r
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TEETH! TEETHI

NEETH inserted without pain and warranted good as the
L natural ones for biting and mas, ic alton
complete double set Of best mine raj Teeth on
fine gold plates, x5o co
A set Of best mineral Teeth on fre gold plate, "
for the upper jaw TO be worn bY atmospheric
Single Tooth, from 81 90 to 5 90
Plugging Teeth with Gold from IS to / 50
By Or JONES, Of Canal and Broadway, en-
in canal affee uIA
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HIS InfaIIibie Onguent for preserving

Hiii's Infnllibic Onguent for preserving
and besuying the Har-Owing frequent inquiries from
ndvidaas Of borh and about the ction Of the
that such ha: now been done at Javss thread and
Oaguent will always be found aud person afflicted with
ptyasis eroliaton Of the cutcle scalp falling
the hair dryness badness &c should be without IT, Prn
clp ofce No - Nassau street For certificates and other
agencies advertisement.
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DIR. POWELL. OCULTST

DIX. POWELL, OCULIST
"A the Eve and n iii Imnerfectons az Vision from o
o'clock az his residence, 2l Broadway corner Of Warren
s,oppage Of the Tear Passage Cataract and
opaciues, ehectuay removed.
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and success.
few minutes. '''
tinguished from the natural. 49, ~
street. ~ nj itEmc
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DIR. HTLTJS TRUSSES

DIR. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
NE superl9y q Dr Hus instruments all others,
rope and America. " -
6mss v.ssy street. Astor House female In attendance
In the lsdss' department ssxss -,simsmr
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Or F1AIr Inv1SOfntOr.
REMEDY for all diseases incidental the Hair and its
restorative in all where Badness beyond the
reach of art.
MERITS THE CHEMcL BALsAM OR HAIR INvIooR Ton-It
Badness II Dandr and Cutaneous Scru
Il keeps the Hair in its natura! color and prevents from
turning Ii presented the world with firm be
lief that beautiful and healthy restorative Of the Hair
will be found on trial unequaed Prepared solely by Pha-
Agents-O. Fish Co. Washington, d. C Aver Phelan
IS Broad ST.. Columbus, Georgia; Tue, Assembly Build
ings corner Of Tenth and Chestnut sts Philadelphia; H. Rice
corner Of Court and Hqwanrd streets Boston B. Brow
Ulster Co., ~ Y; v. B. Locarow No 81 Beaver street
Albany; John B. Watson Charleston Hotel South Carolna
Tousey, Syracuse, y; Gorton Anderson Newport h.
IL; and No I73 Division street, opposite Ludlow, N Y.
o20 lm+mc
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TABERNACLE.
MR TEMDT ETnN

TABERNACLE
MR.. TEMPLETON
LAS the honor Of announcing his friends aud patrons
New York. that previous his departure for the SOUTH
he will in compliance with the solicitations Of numerous
ties who unable admission former occa son
Palmos Opera House. night at the Tabernacle,
MONDAY EVENING, November 2tth, particulars oil
which will be duly announced .
Mr. Tempeton takes the opportunity Of apprsng his
kind friends Brookvn that he will also the pie asure
Of giving them night during the same week .
Mr. r. will also the honor Of appearing before New
audience for the first time, OF which due notice VIII be
gwen MA tire
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pTI,OTING

PLOTTING.
nWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot between the port Of New
York and all the Eastern Boston, Sag Harbor
New London stonington, Newport Providence, New Bed
ou Nantucxet SHOALS and all far Easta the Kenne
bee River Orders left r. Shaws Nautical Store
three days before wanted
NB-Takes charge Master il required Satisfactory
ference, &C., SC. nlt 2wFmc
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MEXICAN SCRIP FOR NALE.
BOUT $35 900 Mexican Scrip bearing per cent interest
per annum, and payable in sale
by the present holder, who about Europe
ofen recsved until the 25h October prosmo addressed
Capitalists will find this profitable and secure investment
rrrc
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Correspondence Of the New York HERALD
Highly interesting from Washington
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
4h Season. LIST Concert.
THE public respectfully informed that the first Concert
Of the present will take place the Apollo Rooms
on SATURDAY, November 22d.
Subscrbe and those intending subscribe who have not
yet gwen their requested to do at their ear
enence the of Messs Scharfenberg Luis
36 Broadway. By order
7tis*rc JAMES l.. ENSIGN, Secretary.
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NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH
ON THE R0BERTsoNIAN SYSTEM,
RY h. DU BUISSON, A. M-An Evening class is now
- being formed No 7 Green street Hours Of
6o audi to ociosk By this system the student
able TO converse with spdty and ease besides acquiring
culiarites, than by any other method
Further particulars, &C. will be made known
caton at MIR Bookhams select School, No Ia Green
O'Clock r. M. - - nj owrc
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WH1CH is extensively used in the European capitals
w snow for the first time introduced into the u. States.
is made from the best aud cleaned coffee
one teaspoon full more SI less according the stc diluted
WITH not water OF milk furnishes cup of excellent coffee
Of this country will immediately the con-
yen.ences IT offers to house keepers general travellers by
land restaurateu & and nduees in the hope be
rewarded Tor the great sacrifice the introduction Of novelty
be awarded to him by who will make trial OF
his Essence.
II for sale wholesale by H. D. Hi No Water street.
and retail by Bunker Co., 10 Maiden Jane O. ottsberer
way. T.. u, SLAUETZkf Sole Manufacturer
slslm-fc IN the u. States,
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- Cour1andt Alley, rear of 800 Broadway, between
N <Walker and White streets exclusively for gentle
-4[A. mems Horses. Warm and comfortable winter
bling we'll ventilated Stalls wide. Carriage
cellent apart from the horses.
&. j. SMITH, Proprietor.
The proprietor desrous Of calling the attention Of
teen width OF he stalls and his for the
security o The carriages and harness. MS 1wrrc
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16
V 0 L. VII. NO. II.
VOICE OF FREEDOM,
LEGISLATIVE,

AS we design giving tul! reports of all
important Legislative action during the
present session Of our Legislature, other
items Of news, will, TO some extent. be
necessarily excluded for a short time
Editorial matter will also give way to the
reports of the acts of our Repres enta.ives
Ior the time they are IegisIatng for The
people. 1t is to be hoped that Vermont
WILL through her Legislature, go stronger
this TALL against slavery than she has ever
before done as the recent developments of
the slave power seem more fully to de-
mand, strong, decided action against its
encroachmenls, Than at any former period.
AS party, the Wings have gone too far
against the peculiar institution" TO back
out, did lis members desire ii; and aside
from aching for the downfall of slavery be.
cause it is right, e&pediency demands that
the Wing Party do the anisIavery work.
We should rejoice to see the Democratic
party do It's share towards pulling down
the strong holds of slavery, but do not ex-
pecs this while that party holds the reins
Of Government over the Nation. The re.
cent publication of " Mackenz;e's Book"
giving view of The black game played
behind the curtain by prominent leaders of
the Democratic party, will open the eyes
OF many OF its former adherents, and they
will leave the path such iIus.rious pred
ecessors have trodden Unless then that
party receives fresh reinforcement from
the South, it will soon become minority.
And should such help come, It will only
tend to drive honorable and epIightened
men from those ranks, ard cause them 10
concentrate their power for The right
Let Wings, then, Increase their an,isaye.
ry action ;-press forward 10 an unbro>
ken phalanx against slavery, and the time
will soon come when slavery shall have
ceased, and those who aided in obtaining
the victory will look back with pleasure
on their efforts and will rejoice that pos.
terly will award 10 them the praise of
aiding ia The restoration OF the ensaycd
TO the condition OF free men.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16
For the Voice of Freedom.
Bank of Brandon,

Al "A meeting of the cIlzeus of B,an-
don held in the Town Hall on he Slh inst.
Hon. E. June was called 10 the chair, and
B. Davenport appointed secretary.
The object Of The meeting being an
nounced by the chair, on motion of C. w.
Conant, The following gentlemen were ep.
pointed a committee 70: Obtaining sigma
lures to memorial asking the legislature
for an act Of Incorporation establishing a
Bank at Brandon viz. N. r. Sprague,
John A. Conant, Ira Button, A. G.. Dana
Ezra June, G, w. Conan, B. Davenport,
David Warren, L. J. Bliss, Edward jack
son, Royal Blake.
The meeting was we'll attended with>
out distinction of party, and unanimity Of
feeling and acton prevailed throughout
the meeting.
Much confidence was expressed that
charter would be secured as no town or
village in the State, Of the size of Brandon
and doing an equal amoOnt OF business,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16
A AGRICULTURAL Fairs.
not be giver

Chttendeo and franklin County Ag.
rlcuuraI Societies have held their Fairs
and more recently Addison County Soci-
ely held theirs. From the several ac-
counts received, Addison ecipsed the OH.
er Two pretty decidedly. The last Galaxy
precedes the list of premiums with very
interesting editorial rcmnrks; but as those
remarks are more extended ihan those 10
the Vergennes Vermonter, and as our e.
giSla,ive matter drives US into small space
for other matter this week and since tho
Vermon,er's notice gives a pretty ia ir in
dex to the interest OF the exhibition, we
give that to our readers.
BY the way, is it not about time for
Rutland County TO awake, and organize
an Agricultural Society? And TO have
specimens Ct choice animals and articles
exhibited from yearlo year} Emulation
in good things honorable and useful.
l. is hoped that those interested, and who
can exert an Influence over others, will
Immediately move in the mater, that some
of our ncighbors from olher counties may
next fall witness a crediable Rutland Co.
Agricultural and Mechanical Fair,