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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10
ReaI Getdte.

e. FOR SALE OR TO LET-A House and Lot
H.s OF about SIX scseI New BruEs wick, " J. al me
Western Psrt OF the city. and about 10 minutes walk
from The Railroad depot The house IS large and conye-
r;en;. containing rooms esch or csilar ard gsrre
Also good oRra and other bull fns. IN good repair
lis OF he most psasscI in he vicinity. A
ply 20 2Sflm' Mr.. GULiCK. SO Divers;
sal FOR SALE-Vauaoi- property Turtle Bsy.-
10 About Turtle Say East River al resusr
s lots on Isayenue +5th +Slh II n Will; DWELL
irs Hoa,e Barn &c The presumption right extends TO
svsnue A. 1aEiny 50 lots ground. Fo. sppy 20
no I've BLEECKERl VAN DYKE. Nc. II Waist
90 FOR stLE-5 small cheap Fsrrn' situated about
- 81 miles NV OF Albany % 81 ,cres eschl OF . acres
sl more or lsss improved with buildings. &c Price
S.f 500 $50 Su SEQ F>r particulars, apply $ Eo-
rs,,o-.; between sih snc 9th svcnues. ns
- FARM OF .ome Is sores a. Chatham, J WITH
ouhuu.es fr1.iees. good fences two wells OF Wa
Ter comfortable yelling house, sdiscent TO the Nor
rstowu Railroad and well situs,ed for fsry cesng the
comfort, OF courry life 10 offered for sale. Apply 10
rw GEO D BALDWIN S Saruce-st.
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an REA,I., oFPRINTING Paper, viz:

l0,000liattEA 81 S6 pas ssF lss Paper VIZ
22rS2 ~ 70 Is pounds per rrarr.
2ixS6, 5 10 81 pcunds per rean.
s.122, y 20 50 pounds per reair.
2512s g % 81 pounds per reaGl.
2is2a, Il 20 81 pounds per ream.
2ax32. so 10 90 pounds per sesrL
.6x57, % 10 80 po1Ec' per
25xS5 81 70 81 pounds per Team.
e2y+a, SO 10 - pounds per resIr.
2sxi6, - TO 20 pocnds per resn-
iix56. 30 10 % pounds per res:n. For ssie by
mo ir CYRUS ~. FIELD, No 8 BGring-sIip.
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PURSUANT to an order Of V. D. BoSEsTEEL, Surro
OF Duicness County NOiceis hereby giren, mai Al
persons having claims against : estate OF Townsend Way
late OF the town Of Fishsil said county, deceased are
required exhibit the with the vouchers thereof 10
Russell Dart his place OF business in the City OF New
York, No l23 Maidensne before the la day OF Nay
in default thereof their claims will be debarred ant
prec!ud-d from pgyInen. BY William s Camp Executor &c
out of said Dated this 2iih day OF October s45
WILLIAM ;. CAMP, Executor OF said e-tsie
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SALAnASDER sARES.-SILAS C. HERRING
- No I59 WsIerst ! e Only authorized person hi.
STATE TO make .. Wiers Patent S4lsIra1der Safes-s
oner sskmande Safes being Infringement upo1 my pa
Lent s1biecng the purchasers al aw for damage
Sui,s ben elced sga.1si Chas Gayor lie m
ard Brown, aad Others, and vii extended 10 all whether
.a-y be manufacturers sg-ot- or purchasers.
5E.;J. y, WILDER P.;cutee.
n Ban es5Or;m=u. OF .Es genuine Wlld.rs Patsct
Single All Double sa.lnccdef Sales FOR se on reasonable
tsd good TILE giYsz) Inc Iron SAFE WereloBae
Of SlLaS c. HERRING
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SAILED.
Packet ship indendence Liverpool: Victoria London
Oneida, Hsyre and others. Wind N. Z.
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50 FOX = .LE-A valuable iatri. pl-asaui.y 'ias'ea
Ed in ,hs town Of Harrison Westrhssts! Coanty. y y
containing $50 Of s;raie land - OF niea are
ID the AnGer Dc powed moved Or TssC'-
>. wst.r- with streams that fsiecs coed qual-
tiiy OF fruit large snd harrs AID other ouioud-
iugs: the cling large conts0ing IS srge apartments
with ha!! r7irnir through them. Ire prospect from me
dwelling !, besnJi;ul 81 glance oithe eye leyed
nearly The whole farm with portion Ct Losg Island and
Ssscerdr 70 The Sou snG good ali .,nis of gram
has grove beautiful Locust timber Farther description
thought IS 81 that wish 10 purchase ae =
esta 10 view N. rrr which il sisteG the Enst lead
IN rom White Plains the Purchase sud kiug-seet-S
miles Eas! of the Railroad White P.ain--Si o. Pcri-
chesIe-
B-If said arm Is dispose OF or bsore Thurs
dsv le. iay OF Msrch viii be sold az NJ o. nat
dsv or the prem, For lriher particulars !cqre CT me
ANTHONY BLEECKER No : Br0si-s!. y
rh-.-,. "a re.S al Sw'
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EMkKE On COUNTENFEITs .

sDENBRE or COCNTERFEITS --Persou,
- -h01d be cautious in purch4-gg India Rubber Goods
inquire whether hey made Of CoJdyeafs In-ou-
bic Rubber as al others cou-erets and WI suf.n
with cold melt wh heat the only Manufacturers
Agents n or about NewYOfk, Hutchinson Runyo1
Ford ca and George Beechef, 100 Broadway, and Inos'
70 whom they supply.
settles The El.l;er
Lsi.e. rom he Comrn'ssioner OF Patents,
PATENT OFFICE, l7th Jan 1910.
Sir In reply yours Of this date, hsve to inform yod
that II does spp.ar from the records of this Office thai
any Patent ha granted 10 Horace Il. Day. for The
process the preparation OF inda Rubber for nannsclrr
lag purposes Very respectfully yours, &c.
EDMUND BURKE, Com. OF Ps;enI
NIfLIaM JupsoN. k,an 20u
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~ FOX SALE-A very pleasant country reside nee
% with about OF land Al Green wtch. Ct stu aieJ
Boston turnpike 81 miles from New YORK and
commanding beautiful prospect of the Sound Said place
is ouya few rods from Post Office, and within hall
nile OF three Churches Academy and the
Ral-Road snG mile from the steamboat landing
Th- house is new large and comnodous Gliding doors,
ou5udings mplee. and well dlted for geniee resi-
denc.. The land IL of The first quality
Possession given Immediately. Inquire Of e z Peck.
~ Cha!haHs New YORK The subscriber The
misses T7ff BENJAMIN PECK
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DAYS 0VEEsHGES-Pnces RedUced-Ths Arneri
~ Institute awarded silver medal for OVerstoe
the Far and The quality Ia altogether better hss
any other il the market Yet the prices have been red1cea
10 compare with the poorest article n the market.
For sale al q Maden-iane. III
INDIA RUBBER Carriage Cloih--s1 pieces r. sEa
Carriage Cloth. 70. sa,e low for ths money. by
ISf HTTCHfEsOE y RIfNYoN 81 HGf"r.lsnr.
E'IKE BIkICk.-The subscribers, Agent, for US
l. manufacturer 1T Peru imboy, N-w.JerE-y, VIII 70
ceiye orders fcr the following kinds Of Fire Brick:
No Straight Skew Ends
lamb BT;cz, % sides,
Wedge Bull Heads,
SPIT. " Soap Brick.
These Brick have beer used the largest fon wcfII
the country and be-yed 10 be o very superior gum!
As1 Tor ss., 800 New-Jersey Fire Bck, Gecood eaA
Ivy, gery lOw. - Gloss cnn.ignmerL
81 SHERMAN ATWATER & co, 81 Ful;oot.-
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AE~ TYPE FOUNDRY, No. o8 aiia-sI near lJold-
Nst-Tne subscribers have opened new foundry 81 the
above place where TIE? prepared furnish ell kinds Of
newspaper book l4ncy types aa4 every article
Necessary for pEc.tng Office The types
In nou!ts from uierrIes OF OF materials
sud warranted to Be- superior beauty Durability
eny To bs had q: any other foundry n he city Of NewY0rk
They are cut II he s;esi English style expressly for ser
oyprZ and for his purpose superior anything ever
before offered 10 The public, who invited call and
anime for themselves.
LIBERAL discounts will be made ,or Cash
n 3n COCKCROFT Z OVTRFSD
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NIX Posi- om0e'
p,.,,. ,,.s.ion "a. DATE Of tse LIZ: tn enc" -
SE LADIES, LIST

Saturday. March Z:
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Toilet Soups nj eery perte Coiosaes Erfract' PonIain
warranted fresh guie Be1-t OIL Hair OILS Conr.ics
Stirring C,eqm AmGrd,n< for csapped aa'd Comb Hair
Nail aad Tooth Bts.es rarranted I.ors Of The neft quail
ity, &c SC.
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pAGs.-The highest market price paid 10 c..n for II
Aekt1ds OF domestic bsggng cenvass grass rope,
&c by tssf lal CYRUS w. YIELD, No. 8rrhng slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

o. ORDER OF Hon William Psrneiee, Recorder OF
ID the Guy OF Albany notice : hereby gwen ma an aact-
meat s= issued against The OF Thonss ynan as
nonresident debtor and that Will be sol1 ior me
payment OF his debts Unless re appear and discharge such
attachment according 10 aw, within nine Hio1ts ror ne
first publication OF this notice; and that :he payment O. any
debts due Dy residents OF :hs STATE. and the
hin for his ofany properly within this state belong
ing 70 him. and The transfer Of any such property oy nm are
forbidden oT lay sud void Dated Albany June Il. 1875.
DEAN x NEWLASD.
iaI7 iayroTc Atrornfes for attaching creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

THE GLOUCESTER MACHINE COufA.
NY having commenced operations al thrf nj 8 49, ~
Gouce,-r, Sew Jersey, near Philadelphia are IL
prepared every d-scrptioc OF Co
Machinery slso Slide and Screw Engine Lathes, arc -
other Machine Shop Tools which they plsdge tberse
viii b. superior in quality AID wotGm anshP add a. e
ab. prices. cat.
They are likewise prepared 10 farn'h all kirds OF
!ngs, !nc1din2 Steam Pip. for waning ouildnss -,
short notice Reference to S-r Price Co. Phhs1-pa-S
Address J. COOKE SITTER, Trsasarer
25f2av9n- Gouresl.r New Jersey---
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The extensige machinery md Other FAC es Tor manutsc
turing eHIbr,c- in ,nrsi esan sIm 5c,JgZigg the
u1dersigu,d eHH0e. him 70 offer prompt execution of a
orders superior iut @th dsDsch hsn
q, any oiier e-tabi, am-nt IT5 2@l HORACE H. DAY.
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CEUkGIA LUMBER CD. Noue. wanted a. ~, -
Mont ti.-nun, ~ x PECK. ~ "sll-.' w -
TYNJ UCK--HOOrEhs.-sse naya r-ee,sei r. re "a
samples of supsror description OF DUCK STOOL - ,I
rious patterns suitable for shooting, for waicn
rec-ve orders for any quantity al the iowes $50
Shooting and 6shing materials OF eysry descflPaoH 49,
on hand al Wholesale ana JOHN Jefn J BROWN CO.
ISL la ysl,oast Rsss Ns'fsa,
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DEW FOR SALE.-The Pew No. 10 In Tie Mercer.
Presbyterian Church Inquire OF /. L. HAlNE5 No.
lie Th.rd.a avenue. or az ST Wallst ms
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SHsurdncs.
THE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Compa-
7 ny-Ofice No 81 Wull-s;reei.

Tz company continue 10 insure against loso or damage
by IRE, and The casualties Of MAgISE ana INLAND y wi
CATION upon terms rs favorable other in this city
The OF the business will he annually returned
the parties insured.
Losses I'D Jused and paid with pronptude.
JAMES .. P. OGDEN President
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Eeudl Notifies.
S1HFRIPF,s sALE.-By Urine

SHERIPF's sALE.-By vrue of seTsr. .4 Eri.s Q,
Sferi facas directed and delivered vi! eAPoee
10 sale "Wednesday TIE tweuy-fh dsy OF @aTeh 1eI
at 10 O'Clock A u a; the Eestibue OF the Ciy hs OF s
Cry Of N-uYork al The right ;,s and interest OF hsry
Wilkes which he had OF The eleventh dag o. Noss.oe,
one thousand Ugh. hundred src Ortynve o. ~ sny .ns
sfersrt Of and Ill those certain ots pieces OF pa'-
cells OF lard susie, lying sad bAing IN the Iwen ise
Mini Ward Of the Cy OF Sew-York and Known anu GU
u1gui.hed certAi, usp made by J. = BRIGGS, Wy
Surveyor. OF lanes formerly belonging 20 sasoa ssos2n
and Benjamin Nrsdenb1rsh deceased, s1siel1 me ~eln
Ward OF the City OF Ne~ YORK. winch n.p oeaIs cse
September. 1870, and "a now s IN ths once o. 70" re
ei.r n and Cor Ire City sac Corny OF Newly as ots
Nos t55 four hundred and s,1:y.iEht o9l touf nnfrs2
anG sKtynae ti10) ioGr hTutred ard seFeuIy arc ~
four hundred aud sever!yons which ssd os are $50 o
signs;ed SAID parcel number Isl severtysx and
81. bounded as follows Eat tT FCurinaTerns es'
by line drawn parallel 10 th- Fouravenue or me
side thereof a. the distance OF hundred eno zen iee'
thereroE Northsrly By line drawn parable! 10 lI'ih
Inc distance Of Fly feeI ave inches taersron %
the Souherly side thereof and Sou,nely oy me dtswn
parallel 20 7thstreet The Northery side mercer ~ ne
distance OF fly feet Eve Inches herefrom Together I'm
The iitaenis and aPpureuance hereunto oeon gag
or appertaning. WILLIAM JONES, shn!iH.
FREDpaIcg L. VuLrE. Deputy Sheri:..
Darpd Eayr-IOTk February NV l1pST
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RoBINSoN'S PATENT PORTABLE

TEAM POWEK-Roons 70 req; WIN steam power.
Appiyto r. HOE L CO. - aa5 81 Go!d-sI IA ew
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Remopais.

RnREi,T II. NORRIS. p. ".
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11

this beloved and talented young manhs friends for all
were PROFESSIONALLY such, who knew him, feel deeply
afflicted; yet they have the consolation that what is
their loss is his unspeakable gain. Communicated
In Craftsbury, 22d ult,, William Bailey, aged AZ.
He died in the triumphs of faith.
In Hydepark, May IS, Margaret Lucilee Cobleigh,
only child of Jefferson and Margaret Cobleigh, aged
three years one month and 25 days.
In Brookfeld, w. June g. Mrs. Caroline w. wife OF
Aaron Cleaveland jr, aged SO years. Printers in N.
T., N. H., q Illinois are requested to notice.
In Waitsfeld, at the residence Of Col. Skinner,
May 18th, PERRY MAKENNEY, a self-emancipated
slave, from Kent Co, Md. aged "a. He was an intel
gent and industrious young man, and died the peace
full death of the Christian.
In Berlin, Dennis O'Conner, native of Ireland, 70.
In ST Johnsbury, Oliver w. Stevens aged. 80.
In Newbury, two women, being own sisters and two
only daughters the wives of two brothers, both profess
sors of religion and belonging to the same church,
both leaving infants, and they only sons died within
few hours of each other and were buried in the same
grave. They were the wives of John and Andrew
Renfrew living in Ncwbury, near the Topsham line
In St. Adams, Solomon Bingham, aged 80 years.
In Fairfield, Mrs. George Gould, aged "a years
Also, Mrs. Salmon Soule, aged about 70.
At Bellows Falls, Mr.. Abraham futile, soldier
and pensioner of the revolution, aged 90.
At Tuscaloosa, Ala, Mrs. Rebecca T. Donoho aged
q, daughter of Rev. Luke Whitcomb, of Townshend
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
Eeceipts Tor the Freeman.

NOT PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED
A Town, Richmond, | Worcester, Clifford, C
Fisk, w Churchill, Baldwin, Wise, S L Gorham
R Farnsworth, w Churchill jr, A II Baker, R Rem
frew, 0 Knight, - Macumber, Richardson, d.
Odorne, Spalding, N Aldrich, A II Huntington, R
Williams, W w Buchanan, Shaw, D Carter, A
Camp, J Cawey, J Muxey, ] D Buzzcll, Parker, l.
EIebard, w Chase, A Cobleigh, ] Cole, J NJ Lawton
] Johnson, J Tucker, G Hartshorn ] Marshall Skin
ner g. Bodgett, ] Winsow, H M Baldwin, A Wright
w T George H Southworth, NJ Scaver, D Wilcox,
PIERCE A Sharpe, w Bliss D Dixie, c Van Vliet
P V Higley,J Harrington, Tucker, B c Burton
$3.50 each L Richmond, M Stafford, N Woodman, B
Sanborn, ] Carter, $500 each; c Lougce, Mower
Amidon W S Goodwin, H H Griffin 100 each !;
G " Smith, J Jackman, d Kenyon, M Gage, H
Perry, A Taft R Hedges, s Johnson, Bell, rs cts.
each; Cook F " Baldwin, P Waren, $1,000 each !;
B Aldrich $4,000; a Pettgrew jr. Sl1,0O; " Sas
5000; S F Bean $500; E G Perkins, $2,25; A G
Murray, 25 cts T P Pond f Aldrch SLIP each; T
Pike, A Piper so cts. each G Katie 1875; c Buck
man, $l,34; L McClntock so cts N Russell, $500 ;
G Howe 25 cts; Baker, $1,75; Dr. Atwell, $780,
G Joyslin, $3.50; A Hatch so cts; L Rx 80 cts; II
Freeman so cts; E Haterman $l,25; Rix & Adams
63 cts; Judson, $780, A NJ Dckey, $l,34; l.
Wheeler, $500; " Robinson so cts Page, $175
Stowe l2c; o Sholes 81; Paguin ,25; L Brainard
2,55; l. Raymond $40; " R Shutter $l8; A Bingham
Soc; b Bliss SOC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11

WHAT WE ARE. This country has frontier
line of more than 10000 miles We have
line of sea coast of nearly 1000 miles. One of
our rivers is twice the size of the Danube, the
largest river in Europe. The Ohio is 600 miles
longer than the Rhine, and the Hudson has a
navigation of 100 miles longer than the Thames
The single state of Virginia is a third larger
than England Ohio contains 100000 acres
more than Scotand-from Maine to Ohio is far
ther than from London to Constantinople, and
so we might go on and fill pages, enumerating
distances, rivers, lakes, capes and hays, with
comparative estimates of size, power and popu-
mtion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.

Washington Distrid.-Est. S Galc Barre; hearing
on will at Montpelier, goth June. Est. N Batchel-
der, Planfeld hearing admir- act. same time and place
Est. E Andrews, Mortified; comrs. meet at widows
Sd Thursday Aug. and Nov.
Randolph Dist Est Olivia Chase, Randolph; app
to sell real estate, Dickinsons Chelsea, 23d June
Caledonia Dist.-Est. l. Worcester, St. Johnsbury
hearing on will, Danville, 22d June. Est Hannah
Jenkins Lyndon; com. set at Knapp's 9th days Of
June and Aug.
Rutland Dist. Est D Billiard, Shrewsbury; app to
sell real estate July G.
Westminster Dist.-Est. H Bliss, Putney; hearing ad
act Dckinson's, Rockingham, last We'd June. Est
Stearns, Rockingham; hearing app sell real estate
same time. Est. Bolster, Londonderry wild app. for
dover, hearing, same time. Est. w Bems, Grafton
hearing admir- act. same time. Est E. Lawrence
Windham; hearing I'D. act same time. Est l. w
Roberts, Putney; app. for dover, same time.
Marlboro Dist-Est. Maxwell, Guilford; app. for
division of dover, after widows DEATH hearing, Tag
CARTS. Newfane, last Thurs June.
RELIGIOUS.
Gen. Convention Cong Ministers and churches
annual meeting MdGlebury, June l6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
Common School Convention.

The friends of Common Schools in the County of
Washington, requested to meet at the Free Church.
in this village on Tuesday, June 23d, at ten o'clock,
A. M.
1t is hoped, and expected that Town Superinten-
dents will use their efforts to awaken an interest," and
secure an honorable representation from their respect
i've towns Teachers Prudential Committees, Clergy
men, and all others, interested in system of popu
lar education are earnestly requested to be present
Teachers please dismiss your schools for one day, and
come to the Convention. 1t is expected that the State
Superintendent will be present; and arrangements
have been made aso to the aid other dstin
gushed friends of the cause.
E. SCOTT, Supt of Wash. Co.
Montpelier, June Cd, 1916.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
WAR Items, &c.

News has been received at New Orleans from Gen.
Taylor up to the 10Th ult
On the night of the 10Th an express arrived from
Gen. Taylor, stating that he had crossed the Rio
Grende and taken the city of Maamoras without OPP
Posltlon-the Mexcans from the last accounts, were
deserving their ranks in battalions. Two American
regiments with the exception of about $50 men, hav-
ing marched few days previous, were stationed at
the Brazos Point, awaiting the orders of Gen. Taylor
as It was thought they would leave on the Goth for
Matamoras, via Barita road.
CALIFORNrA-The Nashville Union, the Admins
tratlon organ in Tennessee, has the following;
We understand from reliable source that it is the
intention of the Government to send force to Cali
tornla sufficient to take possession Of that country and
hold on to it.
1t is supposed that the mounted men from Arkansas,
Missouri and probably Tennessee, will be directed to
California. We regrad California now as ours, and
with that result all will be satisfied.
Active preparations are making in most of the
states to muster the volunteers into service. Five
companies of the LIST regiment, and four companies of
the I'd regiment of New York volunteers were in
spected at New York city on Friday, and the remain
der of the LIST regiment were to be inspected on
Saturday.
The Gulf Squadron, it is said, now lying
off the Brazos and Rio Grande, musters not
less than 5000 men all told half Of which may
be conveniently spared to join the land forces
under Gen. Taylor. An exchange remarks,
this will prove very timely and efficient REIN
forcement to our troops, and will enable Old
Rough and Ready to do a good deal of hard
fighting, forthwith, without waiting for our raw
recruits from the Mississippi. We may now
anticipate the report of some decisive operations
by the next arrivals from the sat Of war
Among the spoils found by Gen. Taylor, we're
some very excellent charts of MeXico-roads
mountains, rivers, defes &c, This very guide
is much wanted
The Baltimore Sun says that public meeting
is proposed in that city to take measures for
bringing the remains of Maj. Ringgold from
the battle field as soon as possible and burying
them in the bosom of his own dear Maryland
at Fort McHenry, until ample means be raised
to erect monument over them.
WHIsKEY FOR THE ARMY. The Government
has advertised for $4,000 gallons of whiskey, for
the use of the army that is going to invade
Mexico.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11

Word from the Kentucky Penitcntidry.
An extract from letter to friend from Mr..
Fairbank, imprisoned in Kentucky Penitentlary
for aiding slaves to escape, reads as follows-
II am spiritually happy; am Teacher in
the Sabbath School, and have 80 prisoners in
my class"
We are indebted to friend for the above,
and rejoice to have the opportunity of bringing
another imprisoned abolltionist before the public
eye at the moment that the death of Torrey has
touched and soGened so many hearts. Mr..
Fairbank is in tolerable health, we learn, and
appears to be cheerful in his mind. 1t IS to be
hoped that, ere long an appeal will be made to
Kentucky on his behalf, more effectual than wat
that to the humanity of Maryland in favor ofthe
lamented Torey Emancipator,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11

In Chester, May IS, at the American House, by
Rev. !. c. Aspenwall, Mr.. Salmon E. Pcrham, Of
Rockingham, to Miss Sarah E. Richmond, of Athens.
Also, Royal W, Perham to Miss Catherine c. Plant,
of Athens.
In Barton Mr.. J. X. Colby Principal of st. Johnsbu-
ry Academy, to Miss Sarah Ann Pierce.
In Dover Mr. Preston r. Perry, to Miss Laura L
Sherman.
In Rockingham Mr.. Seymour Childs to Miss Electa
Smalley
In Springfield, Mr. Eber Hodgkn, to Louisa Chip
man.
In Wilmington, Mr. Nathan ". Sergeant, to Miss
Evene f. Lawter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
REV. JOEL DAVIS CERTIFICATE.

This certifes that the undersigned has, for number
of winters past, been greatly afflicted with hoarse
ness and hard cough My friends, being fearful of the
consequences, and being acquainted with DR.. Rogers
Compound 'yup Of LiUercoH and Tar, persuaded me
to procure bottle. My difficulty returned about the
usual time in the winter ri resored to this to me- en-
tirely new medicine, and before had taken one bottle
my lungs appeared sound as for many years past,
and | was as free from cough-I have known its ben
ifcal effects on number of others-and in my opin-
ion need only to be known to be in high demand.
JOEL DAVIS.
Croydon N. H.. May LIST, 1896
For Sale by BALDWIN, SCOTT & Co. Montpelier
244w.