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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-29

The supply for 1916 may be thus stated
Stock on hand lst September, ls45. :. "a, 600
Crop Of the United States and Texas 1850, 600
Stock IN Europe LIST Jam, ls46 -. .l,2I9,O00
Crop Of Egypt, Brazil, East and West
Indies, &c. ls45, exclusive Of crop of
Texas. 49,. 400, 900
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-29

Stock LIST January. ls47, in the world. .. $4,000
Leaving stock, all told, lst January, in the world, Of
900 bales and this be increased heavily
BY exports from this country after LIST September and previous
70 st January, from the growing crop, viii be month
lst IN market than last year. and both English and French
manufacturers m b. little backward in giving the prices
s(7-
Stock on hand every where LIST January. So, 900
Average crop Of the United States. 49,. q, 100000
Egypt Brazil, India, 60 .............. 400, 900
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-29

yet wants moi certain Of its ancient landmarks, and
especially its rivers though one Or two less than
given in Millions dismal geography-the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAIrNT0N

THE next session Of this School viii commence on
the 18th Of August, and terminate the 18Th o. june
following. The subscriber intends 10 locale his senoo'
and residence a short distance out az town. ~ oeHEh.
full grove, thus presenting additional indasemeh. 70
parents aud guardians 10 ratrcni-e nm. me pupils
will not be allowed TO contract d.tts eacep' a NC VIZ.
,gcrs.t ~ The and their pocs money must
be placed in the hands The teacher 70 be dsbuIsed 10
them Al his discretion or the wish Ct the parent. 40
r t'. ,.,, IN A relation and none will be Ia
~ a. 'ho,,rr time than ten months, without sps-
cial agreement ,,; -, h.,r s...;o, or
TERMS-For Board and Tuition, per nall session oil
sve months. ssn, payable in advance
NJ address the subscriber, a, stanton, post pad:
JuIy 7.t0sw3w6lawu flkA RON xhs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
POLITICAL.
POETRY FROM OREGON.

The Oregon Spectator, the first newspaper pub
,sbss in that vast aud distan, region, con,ainslhe
Glowing lines which we transfer 10 our columns,
mars for he novelty of their origin, than for their
r,.,;cal merns. The figures are decidedly rus
!, bul full OF oppression. The Saint Louis Re-
ysiIle seems as,onished at poem on "Love'
,,om the Willamette, and thinks the "untortu-
,,,s swain" must have followed some sun-fower
maiden from the Eastern prairies Of Iowa and
Missouri
[Fi0m tie Oregon SPECTATOR
LOVE.
Six heart is buidened and sad,
VIVA, can perform for reliei2
Conversation, where can II be had2
An! comfort for internal relief?
The birds they are joyous in air,
The beasts in the field find delight;
All insects in liveliness share,
And flowers are smiling and bright.
But me-ah! my heart is the seat
or sorrow intense and torlorn;
Lore's sapplings he dead at my feet!
Hertendrils are parted and torn!
Best gardener in mercy draw near,
Insrall me anew into thee:
Lest blasted too soon lappear,
Nor lrui, to perfection can see.
Oregon City, January 90, 1916. M. ]. B.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

The Auburn ddvsrissr states that within the last two
Csvuss coupty has been broken into some two or
times and hles Of peculiar shape ami make, and lew
other articles, TAKEN On the night OF the Sih inst the
rat,n and the dies stolen from the card factory ground
to the shape a. the s used By the negro
broken and left On saturday night the shop again
broken open and some slight dspssdstions committed
The steamboats, running between Rochester and To
ronto have reduced the fare TO - the cabin and 81 90
for deck passengers To C0bourE and Fort Hope, ~
the cabin and 81 on deck.
committee Of citizens In Charleston, interested In
the subject Of animal magnetism have offered premiums
Of one nundrsd dollars for any case Of
community osensston oi the influence Of will alone;
and additional one OF live hundred dollars for Of
luc dity or clairvoyance.
An association has been formed in Rochester for the
purpose OF White Fishing on the upper Lakes They
intend to At out vessel from that place. her with
twenty and spend the summer in fishing, probably
on Lake Huron.
tavern In HuntsviiIe North Carolina some days ago.
that ne died Of the wounds and bruises.
The new works at Fort Smith, Ark are said to b
nearly completed They are int.ndsd o iurn,sh accom-
gseer published at Van Burn, speaks Of the works
nea, and substantial but calls tor hospital and suia
BILE edih;s Tor the commanding ofhcer Of the post
The HaverhilI Banner states that ]. Cushing gen
tIeman OF handsome orunc residing at Wstertown
called up, few days SINCE by the OF
town, ascsr,sn the amount they should him
being told Of the whole taxes os rssed
desred the to charge the whole amount 10
MIN.
The trial Of Goucne for the murder Of Bannan. wa.
down for the ION instant Albany District At
torney Gown Tor the people, y. II. Hammond Tor the
prisoner.
The Belmont Chronicle reports that . man painted
woman near Bsslsviils Onio, Of SIS, which she haa
recsntly rscsvsdior horse. she handed him some
bank notes. and While he counting the money 10 see
AL = N 4 hS - mhula
over hs head with poker, which broke bis skull ana
killed him on the spot.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
DAGUERKEO TYPE

~ Patent for the Coorng Process Of the subscribers
has been Issued Tor the Patent right for the
ql which wlIl be s5 materials sad nstucous Included
curen embracing voighaend-rs Apparatus all other
saIcles used in the Daguereotype also be had By
W.kF. LANGENHEIM,
n3 lmsrc Philadelphia Exchange.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
tlLLIARDS IMPKOVEU,

Otis FIELD, sctfully inorms hi: friends and the
public that he has returned his old favorte quarters
BASSFORD'S ROOMS entrance ~ Ann st. oining the
Mnssum bqdins or s Fulton street The Rooms and Tas
Marble and Ir.n with A Indi, Rabbsr and Cloth Cushions
They will doubt Eurooeau aud all beipa
lima balls for Germans
B-B.ssfords new style Billiard Tables for sale; India
and French Cue Leather best in the city; fne Billiard Cloth
and artce the sde constantly hand and for sale
fH ImAme
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

HENRY IL KAHN,
IMPORTERS; 50 NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS,
and osI f sale large and choce selection Of the
NEWEST STYLES OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
IN buushes wreaths gaards BIC &c. together with
mos. exIensive a. ortment Of
MATERIALS FOR AR iIFlCIAL FLOWER MAKERS
embracing variety unsupassed in rchness. and extent By
any other importation.
Aso-Articia flowers by the imported expressly for
AND M m
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
NEW TARIFF.
IMPORTANT NEWS TO Shippsn of Grain and other
IL Harm Ryndu IN (3yAsf Rrifs

i Farm Produce Great Britain.
new having passed the Legislature. admitting the
portstion Of foreign ard provisions very low
duty o?portun will be those who desirous
to ship the glasgow market, to good counexon
with the subscriber who been ern years Grain
and Provision trade and there has hitherto been Of
any Importance who had practical knowledge of that
trade Usgow, better opportunity could be desired by
Jespecable houses form in that market Lib
cral advances will be gven shippers.
the subscriber long expeenee and OF
Grain and Provision Trade, also his frisndly intimacy
with the buyers large and respecbls trade may be cacu
lated upoa.
Astor House. kOBERr ROBERTSON,
mze lm-rc 80 Union street, 0iasgow.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
READ THE FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENT
COLLEGE
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
95 NASSAU STREET.
MEDICA ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES

PRIVATE DISEASES.
and rhaImsey for the qaseIe
Confidently pome 90 s o.
os,s snS o%
arcuarly requestsd to make apple Coesr IN tie
s.adsd %:ass & &:
10 ue me 1
tasion daily from sA.M. TOT PM ''e"-' ''' CONSUL
%o cSuS4RYe
!" ss. ess a
,ps al medc,ns Tsaa.e 70 perform radical
.acion received any and en-
VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
a% niss s%SS. 4Ss:
are ys y , the HG., Dc
q. rotf.95 t..S vslPssu a. e. iniabls remedy all ds
%ss9 s A:s
the stomach or conne fom bu.ias.s Price per
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
nd d. :ss As s;s SSl::: :.s Il
as.ss. I'd .s.. q
remedy for impotsncs. ssriliy basnnsss unless depend
Single bottles 81 each c,s.s Of halfa dozen IS carefully
packed and sent to all pafts Of the Union.
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
vsneI. uIeer nodes. or sny eo@p:;ni psodae.4 ~ a.
s.s CT :. s .s
:soed ss % .chs, r with u d.
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly ceie
brated Alternative. ~'ei
sold a single bottles each; sass Of half dozen ~
y; carefully packed and sent TO all Of Unon
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPA.
RlLLA, GENTIAN AND SASAERAS.
pREPARED by The NV York College of Medieine and
rhssncy for the suppressn of cksry This
y.nS and curative as above herbs
extract o. Sarsapaa a pysssn before rhs public and may
rees on eertan yeSedY for all dsesses ng
s,ac o. the bleed such scrofua salt beum
eo.ehes or p!mres ulcers psn the boue joints nodes.
liberated disease affsnF
iro the secondary effects syphilis nudcious Of
Sold ia single bottlss AZ rs esnts.
:. in c,ses Of half dozen bottles. SO
:" dozen % $oW
Casse forwarded 70 all pirfs Of the Union
"A very liberal disconst,o nh h,.ss,s pu,shsseis
L1- The Conceutrsted Eru,et e s,fssparia, 0vD
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
GERMAN SILVER.

uAMEs q MOFFET, No I2i Prince street. a bloeh
al v.st Of Broadway, constantly msnufacturine (}ermsn
syer Of various and Widths which be wl wasnf
~ s eon Al 10 any either forrgu domestic qualify 80
which he sell Wholesale retail al reduced prices
s. All roods sold will be delivered Of the city.
or Booklyn, free Of expsnss. 0lm'm
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
SHAFEk " CO.,
IATLORS AND DRdPERS.

Ha,t e,ntiv TrTrWnys TnrrrrWsNys neaL F@srk @ PIGcc.
"A trrly OF the 6aest Sedan Cloths and Cas-
smere adapted to the early trade Having concluded
ofhe Rue CastgIiooe Psrs well Known 70 most fash
onabes who have visited Europe they are prepared %
mrI2 1msv Aux 8ynadwsy
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
TO COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS.
ypECIAL NOTICE-THE GRAEFENBER0

SeECIAL NOTICE.-THE 0RAEFENBER0 PILL
5i ssI 'I;
e:s viii ss s: :asyd and
4: :::::;
I'll: vii s.
e :' ss
No. An, ssS. &c
& r.
81. nd Vii
~ %aPEsT IND DwRffTlSS. EfEE SSsFsTH0c11oS ~
A''dt"S' 10 isiFstssffso isFsfsows ssEs;''t Jon" street.
ssps,0r and Elss.af CoIa9s[s.l sy..em Of WHITING.
.ss S'r s ffEE. r..
ns IN Twelve L';;sn. oss sr S,a ri bona s%al
Aa sanror En,;has WRITING Master. pronis.s and qua
y No
ESsS tEsoSsy ny r Sos e s
3ooS .kEEsIro and sHoRr HAND taught tAesoushlv
vfsICA OF sFEksON INsUKSNIE COMPANY !
IL essss nsn:s .ss ls'
~ rs.m.. w%s....D iDSlnEcroEs !. ,,
aisF 4 F:S:ss T %ssiSs a 5. 5s::ss S::ss SS;:.
II Hoses Tucker, Jsmes T. Homes
yohn X Davisoa John r Moore,
John n Lee William X. Thorn.
EdeD Z: Iun0s Thomas Mouell,
frsnen Sage, Eugene Bogar,
John T.. Merritt, Robert Smith
AZ snbsequent meeting Of the Board, THOMAS W
IhOkNE, ESQ., unanimously Reelected President for
tn- ensnae vear GEO " HOPE. S-cr-tsrv q re
rHE SHADES HOTEL,
81 Reade Street, Wet Side of Broadicay
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he HIS laiely opened the above Establh
ment style superior other house Of the knd
CIV o. New York Ine sssfsction which ne has hitherto
of The Shades Thames street, he dlters himself will
e guaranty to all who patrouise him his esab
lshmsnt while effort his will wanting merit
the continuance Of their Patronage.
The usu relishes, Chops Steaks Welsh Rarebits Poach
Cd Eggs, &c will bel erved up Ia ssuperior sryle
he Room wall be regularly supplied with city papers,
we'll iu supply Of foreign papers, by from
Enr ne. mis- lm.rc JAMES EVANS
NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL FOR SALE.
THE Fixtures, and also th Furniture cf that long
established hcnse known the North American Hotel,
kept by the Late ohn Emmons, situated the
the Bowery and Bayard street II fitted
elegant sty!e with splendid bar Rooms the rst
sec. nd stories with large and elegant Ball Room
with spring &C. The whole 10 in complete ORDER
possession gill be gwen Immediately II s doing the
most profitable busnese done before To
Character and acquitted with the busness il ycd
fortune few years Th- lease has nine
The above will be dispo,sd q fyo,ssis spp
as iw-m No l's Chafham street. corner of Mott.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

No. 30 John street.
THE Subscribers have e:tsbli.hed CLOTH STORE q,
well Of desirable goods would invite the
on purchasers their assortment consutns in Of the
FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
CLOTHS AND CASSLMERES,
Drap Ete Deap dFoe; Fancy Tweeds md full stock Of
Summer Goods Satin Serges; Veves and large assortment
Of and most fashionable style Of fancy Casmeres
and Vsstings. .--.--
Also, a full stock Of TAlLoRs TRIMMINGS The at
tenon Of Tailos particularly requested stock
traodnary Inducements will offered them aud they
specaY invited 70 examins stock before Purchasing
elsewhere. kNOEfFEL FOOTE.
fl7 lmsr No. - John street.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
" VOELKNER begs leave to aequant his friends and
Es eustomers his elegant stock Of Artificial Flowers,
both French manufacture has received the
east injury by late fire William the goods
were removal ia time T. v. will continue sell wholesale
retail the lowest prices 1 William street, and begs
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
L,xCELLENT Winter Blsached Sperm OIL a 81 q gall;
II Blearhed solar OIL IS cents; prime article Of Sperm
Candles at q orn per pound Families boarding house and
hotel keepers are nyedto call and the above sefore
purchasing For sale ny J. o. FOWLsR,
:. Grocer aud Tsa Dealer,
unrii Imsrc -
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

PATENT LAP-WELDED IRON BOILER
FLUES.
'- TH0s PRossrR, Pss.,s..,
~ t,nsre Lbevtv str~st Nv Vsyk
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
VELPEAU,S SpECfEIc p,r,.


Medicine and ,hsrnsey o. me city q New York. con
eret indugenes Of any kind IL s an invsusbs
remedy for mposncs stsry unless dspsnd
NAL formsfion. - - -
Single bottles 81 e.sh Of half dozen IS carefully
packed and to all parts of the Union
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
w VUANTED.-0snuemsa and Families can obtan the fulI
w value all kinda OF supehaous sfects they wish e
dspose Of such Lade: and Wearing Apparel
sas Lsdes having any Cast o6 Clothing dispose Of
obtau price BY sending for the subscriber Mira T. L.
" attended 70 = M imsre
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
AT I36 NASSAU STREET,

yISHE Highest Pnce, n Cash., u paid for 0cntiemsnb
Cloh,ns sne STD ss1n On hs ress rs.so1sos term
elegant superb .ty md 100 Drp dsse Coats and
CIothug such Coan 81 to i2 Pas 81 s. vss 50
40 ln.-.
COAPS, ESSENCES AND PEkFUMLHY OF ali hlnos,
- epu No. Courtlandt street The Subscribers original
invsrlors and manufacturers Of the genuine Walnut Oil Mill
parsons having greatly enlsrsed f.ctes prepared
10 orders In line We have constantly
hand b., hy scented Almond, Rose Musk wndsor. Palm,
and Toll SOAPS; extra Pale Family and No; sosp The
Croton oaing Soaps and splendid article, well suited
for Baths aud private family warranted not 20 snk and %
produce rich ard pleasant lahe Together with large and
and selected and PVT With the srssest sac also
South Amer can markets warranted stand climate
Groce Dru ss and dealers in general requested 70
eAn x Inn w.s " Inmp1iNs99N vRoow = FOWLER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19
THE FREE M A N.
MONTPELIER, THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1916.
Oregon and War.

1t will be seen from an article in an other column
that the Oregon Question has been disposed of in the
House, by an overwhelming majority in favor Of CIV
ing notice to Great Britain that the joint occupancy
of that territory must in one year WHAT re-
suit may be in the Senate is not yet certain but the
probability is that Calhoun will kick over all the House
have done. The South, who were ready to raise the
warcry, and if need be- to deluge the whole nation in
blood to Texas, now for peace and ready
to make any compromise to save the nation from a
bloody war. Why this change? The tables are now
turned hen Slavery to be protected, and its Dor
ders enlarged, at whatever expense it might COST
No,C Freedom demands that her rights should be re-
garded, and her territory increased, to balance what
the South has gained. She has commenced the work
Of aggression and let her not now back out from com
pleting it. We for peace, but give us acar rather
than eternal slavery. Let the guilty suffer rather THAI
keep millions of innocent persons forever in crue
bondage. The South know that with England
would free every save-hence their tameness and sub
mission this question If there is no other way 70
the slaves rescue, we say, let war come with all it
desolating and destroying influences We do not
however, apprehend that will be the result of tn
resolutions adopted by the House, but we hope n
compromise will be made by the North to disgrace
freedom and favor slavery whatever the result may be
If the South want Texas and the North has been fool
ish enough to give it to her, etus now have Oregon
and all the free territory we can honestly get and thu
regain the power we have lost and make the Sout
drink the very dregs of the bitter cup she has put
| her own lips
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19
New HAMPSHIRE.

Our neghbor of the Patriot last week sent forth a
touching appeal to the Democracy" E? of N. Hamp-
shire to lay aside their personal feelings, the Qua
ker did his coat, and give the "iae faction, aboli-
tionsm and Federalism" terrible thrashing assert
ing that the Hale faction is nothing more nor less than
the handmade of abotonlsm, the triumph of which, in
.Ne,o Hampshire would be triumph of federalism :
Quere-is the triumph of abotonism" one thing in
N. Hampshire, and another in Vermont?
But the most remarkable of all is the assertion that
" Hale hates Democracy and ALWAYS did"-wben he
has for many years been put forward democratic
standardbearer, and been counted worthy of filling
the highest seats of honor! Sour grapes"
We regret exceedingly that contemporary, which
might do so much for the emancipation and elevation
of its countrymen, should give itself up to an unscru
puous support of party which, while it speaks bigf
sounding words of love and liberty to universal man
is, nevertheless, the main pillar of the vest system
human slavery that curses the earth!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19

To the Friends of Temperance in LamOitIe Co.
Our esteemed friends will recolect that an adjourn
ed meeting of the Lamoie County Temperance soci-
ETY. will be held in Hydepark Court House on the 25th
inst for the purpose of business Two addresses are
expected on the occasion; one, on the mora and the
other on the constitutional aspect of the great ques-
ton The commissioners will be present. by appoint
ment to confer with the meeting as to the most effec
ual means of enforcing the law All will see the ne
cessty of full meeting Let all the towns be well
represented, D. GLEED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19
ADDR ESS.
To the Editors Of the Liberty party papers
If the United States.

To the Editors Of the Libcty party papers
of the United States.
GENTLEMEN May be permitted to ask a
small space in your papers for this appeal and for
your vigorous cooperation in enforcing the prin-
ciples here inculcated!
To the Liberty party voters of this land is
committed the emanci patton Of the crushed
slave the fulflment of the high behests of the
Constitution, and the grand Development Of
selfgovernment We cannot look to the slave
holder, his Northern political and ecclesiastical
apologist, each striving to subvert, however
unconc Iously, the foundations of religion, the
bulwark of freedom, and to annihilate the dis.
tnction between right and wrong and make the
most terrible injustice ever inflicted upon the
appearance of an innocent and unalterable ne
cessity.
The cause Of peace, purity, learning, pro
gress, justice, emancipation, republicanism, anC
truth, the nations jewels, are placed under YOU
custody.
Be entreated to keep standing articles il
you! papers, pleading for the entire new organ
ization of the Liberty troops, in every town
township, village, city or distinct locality. LIE
there be a president and secretary for each asso
citation, and small book with blank leaves
bound or unbound with a pledge to be sig1c
by the Liberty voters in said town or locality. i
your State.
Liberty Roll.
We, the undersigned of the town Of
do promise to vote, at each coming election, 70
town county, State and National officers. onl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19

in his heart SO is he" The heart will in general DO
more to influence our conduct than our reason And
if Southern slavery with all its injustice, cruelty and
mpurity suits the taste or heart of any man, or wo-
man, they will be very apt to show their secret feelings
by their external conduct. Well, only let them be
honest and they may the object of their love,
until they are satisfied; but when they are detected,
don't let them attempt to hide their shame by preten
ding they supposed they were caressing an angel.
That's ALL A SCRAP.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19
Charles I. TOrreY,
The Washington correspondent of the Albany Pal
riot, under date of the 4th inst, says

The Washington correspondent of the Albany Pat
riot, under date of the 4th inst, says
81 have just received note from poor Torrey's
counsel, which states that his health has suddenly
changed for the worse. He seems to be sinking, and
unless relieved from confinement soon, must PERISH
Every thing is dong that can be done to hasten his
release which fear may come too late to save him"
And is it so? Must Toney die martyr to HUI
mainly, within the oathsome walls Of dungeon?-
Is this costly sacrifice necessary ingredient in the
cup of American Slavery? Good Heavens how ma
ny such endsh triumphs must slavery achieve before
this nation, and especially the professedly Christian
portion of it, shall awake to their position before Hea
ven and earth We envy not the happiness derived
from reflection upon poor Torreys fate, of those pro
fessed christians, minister's and Doctors of Divinity
who have so inhumanly shut him out, not only from
their prayers and christian charities but from the
the most eminent of the last named have declared tina
he twas weaving the particolored garment of his
disgrace" we doubt not that JESUS CHRIST will cleo
him to the reward of those who have ministered unit
Him. in the person of the "cast of these my disci
pies" Which shall we have "respect unto" the re
ward Of the Judge of the whole eath or the approva
of those who, Notwithstanding they profess to be tn
ambassadors of Christ, cannot Notwithstanding com
prehend the Idea of suffering for the Truths sake?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19
ChrOnOtype,

Elzur Wright has commenced publishing ;
daily paper at b ston with the above title 1t i.
small paper so far as size is concerned, but ii
sound sense and real talent it will well compare
with any Of the largest dailies now published
Price cents week. 1t will speak boldly
against all the prevailing sins of the day, anc
is in short Just such paper as is needed in this
wicked and peryerse generation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19

"There is no accounting for tastes" And if grave
dlvines, and d. DIS. will follow the example of the
Maids, and kiss the Bull of slavery, no canhep it
Let him that oereth "kiss the calues" was long ago
part of an organic law. And if their affections all
centre at South, they can indulge their propensites
and caress the Southern Bull. GAS man thinketh