The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-06

and vicinity, arrangements have been made to
give home to young Stafford and his parents
in Cambridge, Mass, and that the lads educa-
ton will be under the especial charge of Pre-
sidcnt Everett.
TIE CENTRAL. The work on the Railroad
above this place is progressing rapidly. The
steam shovels at the Hour Glass are moving
steadily toward; on White River there are
stretches off full half mile where the grading
is finished, and which look very like a Rail
road. Some fine specimens of heavy masonry
are observable along the river and through
private passes. We notice that wherever a
private pass is made under the road, great
care is taken to make the walls for the bridge
in the most substantial and workmanlike
| manner.-W Journal.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN MERR1MAc ST.
! FIRE AND LOSS or LIFE.-About eight o.
! clock last evening, (says the Courier,) one of
the stills in the distillery of Trail & Broth
ers, No 80 Mcrrimac St., exploded with a
loud noise, and shaking all the houses in the
neighborhood. The rum in the still was
thrown to all parts of the large building and
burnt like powder. On the first alarm, a
number Of persons rushed to the scene, but
many were deferred from entering from gno-
rance of the extent of the danger, but those
who did discovered that the man who gene
rally tends the fires was thrown among heap
! of bricks and ruins, covered with flame. He
was got out as soon as possible, but died in a
! short time. His name was Howell, and he
was said to be faithful, hard working man,
who has been in the employ Of the Messrs.
Trail for the last ten ycars-ever since the
burning of the India-rubbcr works in Pitts
street, the engines of which establishment he
used to manage.
J The fire spread rapidly, but owing to the
prompt and energetic labors of the fire de-
partment, small part of the roof, including
the cupola, only was destroyed.-Boston Mail.
RUTLAND COUNTY EDUCATIONAL Con
VENTION. The Rutland Country Education
al Convention will hold their adjourned meet
ing at Casteton on Thursday, August sixth
at one o'clock, p. m. The first business
will be the reception of reports from the diff:
ferent committees on books. 1t is very desi-
rable that the several committees be ready
By order of the Convention,
Tho. II. PALMER, Co. Sap.
DIR. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
. Inns Is chemical extract of Wild Cherry ard Tar
Every body knows, that Wild Cherry possesses import
ant medicinal properties; and that Tar Water has al
WAYS been administered in Consumption and Lung af
ccOnS generally, by oldest and safest physicians
Various remedies it is true have been offered and
pulled into notice for the ofdcaScs of the Lungs
and some have been found doubt very useful but OF
al that nave yet been discovered, il is admitted by ply
scians and all who have witnessed its effects that none
has proved as successful this. For Asthma Short
ness Of Breath, and similar affections it may be POSI-
tive cure 1t has cured Asthma in many cases OF ten
and twenty years standing after physicians had decar
| ed the case beyond the reach of medicine.
| This Balsam is made from materials which Nature
has placed in all northern latudcl, antdote for dis
eases caused by cold climates.
| "Nature is but the name for IN effect
Whose cause il GoG.n
| Let lis not neglect her plapest dictates
| None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
| per.
| lers of Medicines rcncrallY.