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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-25
NOTICE.,

TVNHE Spring term of the Vermont Litera-
T. ny and Scientific Institution will com
mence on Wednesday February "a, and will
continue eleven weeks. The school will re-
main undor the care of SIDNEY KEITH, jr.
A. B. Principal, and Miss e. J. MoULTON.
Preceptress, both experienced Instructors,
whose ability and taithfuIness have been full
ly proved by the success Of their past efforts.
The Trustees feel entire confidence in assur-
ing the public, that no pains will be spared by
the Teachers to render the school interesting
and profitable to all who may avail them
selves of its privileges. Instruction will be
given in all branches, both solid and ornamen-
tai, usually pursued at our best Academies.
Rates of tuition as usual.
Good board may be obtained in respectable
families near the Institution at a reasonable
price.
N B. 1t is exceedingly desirable that all
should be present, if possible, at the conf
mencement of the term
I. F. MERRIAM, Secretary.
Brandon, Feb. 10, 1847. 81
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Who Will Vote to License 2

! 1t is only week from next Tuesday before
the Freemen in this State will be called upon
to decide question of momentous interest,
one closely identified with the welfare Of all
classes Of our fellow citizens. We put the
question to every man, whatever may be his
religious or political creed, whether he is
willing to give his vote in favor of licensing
and bear his share of the evil consequences
that may result from that vote. Let every
one remember that in voting to license, lie
virtually uses the following language, which
we copy from another paper ;-Li6eHy Ga
3cHe.
l license every retailer Of liquors in the
township to make me, my children, and my
neighbors, drunkards, if he can, and there
by
L license him to get from me my farm, my
town lot, my tools, my plough, my bed, my
furniture, my bread and meat, and the cloth
ing from the backs of myself my wife, and
children. And all for worse than nothing.
license him to take from me my character
my a.piness, my health and my hopes of
heaven
l license all my neighborss cruelty to his
family, who has been made drunkard at the
licensed coffee house-and when | see his
wife and children suffering hard biting power.
ty, woe, wounds, sorrow, and neglect, / may
comfort myself with the reflection, | licensed
all this !
| license all the swearing, gambling and
fighting, which may be done at the licensed
coffee house, tavern or grocery!
license all the murders which NAV be com
mitted under the influence of the liquor sold
at the licensed shop
Is quiet conscience worth anything for a
death-bed? Then write carefully on yonr
ballot and independently and firmly vote, No
License.
GROUND BROKEN On Monday last. the
ground was broken in this village on the line
OF the Railroad. Loads of workmen, with
their families have been coming into town
for the last week or observation-disclosures
Spades, Shoyels, &C., have also come on in
profuson. Several Shantes have been built
and the work is now fairly begun The
Waterman and Journal would still make its
readers believe that this is all farce, and
the jobs let can never be completed by the
contractors. We understand that nearly all
the jobs or this side of the mountain, are tax
en- by men who have for years been employ
ed in constructing Railroads, and ought TO
know, and probably do, about as well as the
Watchman Fand journal, what they are about
Ii building the road on this line is all a coke,
1t Is "pretty considerable of tall one" and
VIII require some cash to carry it on much
iouger. $4,000 having already been expended
III TINS village, for materials to construct the
FOad.--(IeHilLS Of IjberJy
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
Rutland County
Court, September
Term 1916.


u.s. Rutland County
fhillP Cramer wife, Court, September
John Morebouse, Term 1916.
Trustee.
Action of Book Account. Sum demanded
one hundred dollars. john Morehousc sum
moned as Trustee of the defendant.
because, the said Philip Cramer and Mary
Cramer reside without this State, to wit, at
Munroc, in the State of Michigan. and have
not had personal notice of the tendency of
this suit II Is Ordered, that they be notified
to appear at the next term OF this Court TO
be held at Rutland in said County on the
second Tuesday of April, AID. 1S47. then
and there to answer thereto, by PUBLISHING.
the substance Of the PLAINTIFFS declaration,
together with this order three weeks success
siyely in the Voice of Freedom printed at
Brandon, the last publication to be at least
twenty days before said term, which shall
be deemed sufficient notice. And day there
offs given, &c.
T. w. HOPKINS. Clerk.
b DAVENPORT, Atty for Pm. SO
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DR. TAyLoR's BALsAM OF LIvERWoRT


This unparalleled, long-tricd, chrome Their
NAL remedy is daily making new and firm
friends A physician called to-day who is
connected with the surgical department of
the New York Hospital, and who, after having
consulted in vain some of the ablest surgeons
on this continent, was induced to use the gen
uine Balsam of Liverwort direct from the
office, 375 Bowery. The bottle is not yet ex-
hausted, and his words are "Your medicine,
Sir, is most astonishing remedy, l had no
faith in it at first but there is nothing in the
world like it. 1t has proved, i'll my case, a
perfect specific. mix two teaspoontulls in
half tumbler of water and sugar, and its
taste is delightful and very similar to old Ma
deira wine. l shall recommend it with con-
fdence." He bought another bottle for a
friend. There is hardly a hamlet, village, or
town, in the United States, where there are
not more or less cases of consumption, asth-
ma, bronchitis, catarrh, liver complaint,
splitting blood, pain in the side, consumptiye
dyspepsia, &C. &C., cured by Doctor TayIor's
Balsam of Liverwort. See DR.. Leeds sigma
ture to the label We have numerous testl-
monials from doctors, ministers, and other
respectable individuals all over the country,
corroborating its wonderful efficacy in the
above diseases, also in colds, coughs and cur
ing children. 1t should be in every family.
For sale as above, by
V. Ross, Agent, Brandon.
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GREAT RUSH

AOR Boots and shoes at Higgins wl5 hn
N great Stock and selling them 20 cheap
that they go f'with Perfect Rush,
ANY man, woman or child in ant of Rcots
orShccs will dowell to call at Higgins md
buy Superior article c6r' lht't lltncyt. r;
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NOTICE.

TOO CHAIRS just received, and for sale
w cheaper than the cheapest, from 40
to 60 cents each, at ID. WARREN'S Cabinet
Shop, two doors west of B. Davcnport's of
fee, Brandon. SO
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REMOVAL

THE Wheelwright Shop of D. Wood i, re-
moved N from Conant's building to a shop nea,
Fatrck Ieuneans blacksmith shop, where
work will be done very cheap on short notice
y. WOOD.
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NOTICE.

WIS certdgs, that have this day given
~ my son ALBERT G.. HEATH, his time
during his minority; therefore shall pay no
debts of his contracting or claim any Of his
wages after this date,
ALBION HEATH.
Brandon, January 1, 1847. 81
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MARRIED.

In this Village, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr..
Wright Mr. Sergeant r. Howard of Barre, and Miss
Emily r. Carleton Of this town-W MercWy
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Storing and Forwarding

TYPE FOUNDRY. s. N. DICKIN-
SON & Co., offer their services to the
Printers throughout the country as TYPE
AND STEREOTYPEF FOUNDERS. They
can furnish fonts OF any required weight, from
Diamond to English They warrant their
manufacture to BE equal to that Of any other
foundry in the country. Their prices are
the same as at any other respectable foundry,
and their terms will be as favorable as cen
be found elsewhere.
They cast a very large assortment of Job
Type, Leads, Cuts, Metal Furniture, Quota
tons, &C. &c. They have just got upa Con-
bination Metal Stereotype Block, which will
be found of great utility to Book Printers, and
altogether the most economical Block in use
Constantly on hand Brass Rule, Metal
Rule, Composing Sticks, Cases, Chases, Stands,
GGlleys, Furniture, &c. &c. Entne cn.ces
furnished at short notice.
They have just got up series of Text let
ter, suitable for the headings Of newspapers;
and as they are continually adding TO their
assortment, and to their facilities fer Tyre
Founding, they would respectfully ask Tie a.
tenton Of Printers to their establishment, at
No. 80 Washington street, Boston. 6dt
*x* The type on which this paper !. print
ed was furnished by S. n. D1CEINsoN & Co.,
and they have the liberty of referring to the
proprietor for any information that may be
required
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LIBERATION.

TENIIS may certify that have this day giy
H. en- my son JOHN A NUTTING his
time during the remainder of his minority,
and shall claim none of his earnings, nor
pay any of his debts after this date.
EDENEZER NUTTING.
Brandon, Jan. !, 1S47. SO
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-25

a ENTLEAIENS' and Ladies India LIB
Nv Der OVER SHOES, a supcriol article
by L. j. b. & co.
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None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per-
For sale by E, j. BLISS Co, Brandon, and by dca!
of Medicines generally.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-02-25

Patented Nag 9, 1916. Entirely aew Priaci-
PIES in tie management Of Bees. Simple,
Useful, Cheap 0nd DWGJ1e.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

IN any quantity ion sale at the Rutland 20
a Bookstore by w. +. G. SIODDAhD'
Rutland, Jan. -, 1847.
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REPUBLICATION.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRIT
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LY REVIEWS AND BLACKN GODS.
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
From Tampico.

From Tnmpico'
THI TARIFF FOR MENcAN Pokts-A SoininS 81,
cial house in this city bGs favored Us WIKI inc 'o'
lowing letter -. ALL an rsf7
Fnelosed send YOU copy Of resolutions passed az
respectable meeting OF merchants lneresesu ~ ie
with the United states, held on inc -O'n l'N "N'N
please have Published. -. 49,, h..s, Il, orr nos
....i tom ynon,hs1 the Importation OF American pro,
ducs and manufactures haI been i've suI'e. s
dorars and II the route was cpen " Sa a - - -,
during the season, amount 70 nfee lsl''o,-' ~
of which would be paid for IN sPeole ~ aiy 80,
.bila nnsa- NJ walkers tariff 90 not DeIleEe II VII
amount 10 one hundred tsousand donA's' - 'ne "sNe
will be confined 70 the coas<- .... $4,000. ,,hich
The higher classes do not use our coast
49,. o, 80 he the Indisns or lower people WHO Only
earn from three TO Eve dollars per mon "a, a-u
goods are hirb or beyond their reach use oueAsAn
shirts and breeches or DO eiotnn. -.
use ne British or French Prns aD1 coarse eot,ons
admitted on the same footing as our SVAse sD.ou,
You will see by this Tariff As wei As y nc lulunct
Mexican Tari ihal mos; Artee s Of me ,I
cbandise are taxed 90 high as 10 o. ~ ~ e
As proof not ore vessel yeAi eal' ~ '-' go
New Orleans 10 as and i,se ,, - 49,
By the present Tar5 American sftie'es are nsty se
same as by the old M.xicaa TsrlH 10 sLen ue5r -
been reduction Of 50 per cent u ''' u1'' ="
and foreign goods. - Il, ri -
,rrhauts were 40 pleased llst they had aohee over
L. considering il the end - America $500 80 a. =
higher classes OF TIE Mexicans seIe et1.y 800 - -
they would have British goods eetsf Ano '~-
American. -. nj. 81, .ho rr,s..y
Perhaps il 10 not known " ne Feop.e Of me me
s.,ss "a, the Mexicans have cotton factories IN Jaa
Pueba In and around Mexico, san Luis and q 'arloa
other pisces and when ihey esn .,.Hs So. -
usnutacture as cheap as in the United states a.,
A meeting Of the American merchants was PED :
.r.o an The ssth ult 20 consider thissghieet sron'
resopfion. expressing Ire vsSs embodied IN ne aoo''
bs Tsria x,s, n,o operation on The 10Th ut Gates
tie Conrnsndsr OF the City, appointed Mr. Chase "a
American Consul. Collector OF the Port MAJOR :. !
Bsshiel, PsymAster U A kseeiser ., .Se s.s
xv.ssb.- cp.ger md Inspector Capt ; e. Carr lAs
'''aH' n. o. Piesyune-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
General Notices.

~ DIR, Baunins's Body Bruce Is an e ss ss
Tor wsaEress Of nc voice, lungs spine ana nDs
is,f ,T dyspepsia, constipation and plies VIII Ne-1
- ne .touach and sides, weakly females, tssi gov
~ dren sna all dspo'et % trooP snd are p.
yi,Inr- gyen 10 many distinguished clergy men,
-, ~. beeu rescued from supersnnuauon, rom %
S,iiry a,S bruuchius Pamphlets and oook IoAa. 20 20
80 yivng Information, can be pad a. ne o,9e,
a,ns3usy A ADJ N s.lsudNnce on ladies' III eooH
u.,.r aurr Hou.e.-Mrl N s. Cove eonnn-
uss % relieve patents Al asr house -Si h'0'A Ns"
York 49, q, ~ a, hotnes srd
-. s,r.rr.on Tor he application Of Wafer Cure q"
Cologue Water, OF superior quality on osaa lsna
Sou,-s On ysriOas sizss. Also, he genuine fhns
Cologne, direct from Germany for ,se y o.a.x
-. ALoINt " corner Of Asrselst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
,na,c,.l Nominations-LOeo

Sarafogo Co-Geo. w. Kirkland Judge Geo
- go, Surrogate: William t. Odeli, District Auor-
No new William II King Associate Justice.
Warren Co-Enoch Il; hoseA.ans .u0se ""'
Surrogate Seth C. Baldwin District A''0'~ey
LABOR sAvED.--The Loco Focos oil :" asn,Hs
ton. Monroe and Delaware Counties nave ''''i''N -
nominate candidates for the ensuing Liecu'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

Ing We cannot help believing that every gentleman IN
the United states seeing this work would subscribe
10 it, If farmer or planter himself and more especially
for his sons who may iniend to be sgTicuiudsts.
The Editor Is constantly maz.ng additions 10 his own
Agricultural Library, and has lately added to less
than fifty volumes Of the most modern works which
have appeared in Europe connected as well with the
practice a. with the literature Of Agriculture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
~ PERSONS POISONED I'm TEXAS

According to letter received at New'of'eans
from shelby County Texas, the guests SIXTY III
number. at wedding party at Wilkinson House
were all poisoned, bridesmaid, groomsmsn and all
Thirty will die; twelve dead at the last accounts
two of whom were sons of Rev. MFR. Britton' None
of the family injured, and old Wilkinson had alb.
sconded 1t was supposed that the negroes had
been employed to poison the coffee by a disaP-
pointed sutton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
Law Courts.

Vtcy CHAScELLoR's CoURT-Belore Vice-Chsncellor
ssndiord-D ecisions in Divorce susan StmoR
agains, Jagss SiemOR-Ihe parties were married by
Raw DR. Maclsy. of the Baptist Church, and have tive
children Is and Is years Of age. Lived together III
within the last year. when they separated Inc com
painant asks for divorce on the ground OF hhue OIL
Attendant also tia, she may be allowed TO keep the FUR
n,re including her piano forte, the whole having been
in nae for some years almost since their marriage
and not worth but little over sJO the SAID complainant
now keeping a boarding house. Decree OF Divorce,
with cos the complainant 10 retain the property In her
own possession free and clear of all claims also the care
OF the children defendant to pay simony ana give secu
rity for the same. ~.
marriage nsuce and cause sent back 10 the master
Ioka Cr0es vs. William Patterson Application by com
psnant for divorce OF defendant from the daughter OF
Complainant Jury having found that she was mentaIy
incanactaed the time Of her marriage win Defendant
I ba Cirrui Judse having certified that be 10 satisfied
with such hnding Decree OF divorce from the marriage
lie and restrained from Intercourse win ner
directly or indirectly, while she continues u uh'o1n1
mind l.
order denied without costs.
Motion for receiver granted defendants 70 al'e' "
hin, suirsnt 10 meet cOmplainants deot ana eoss re-
reiver 10 .e same without delay il parties consent ne
NAV .en on credit. .. Defendants motion denied *
cen, that the Injunction s TO be dissolved as TO the resi-
Of the property enloned -. p-.i.,. b. .,,s,A
nm Ksrr. Va gorge A. DDlSh-Petlion 10 amend
hill rsntsd on payment Of $40 costa without prejudice
10 the Injunction Another be deemed az an answer
n the unless defendant puts IN iartnet an
swer Ia 20 days. 49, t,.t =,
81 aLrsntsldt vs. c. AhraJsid-The plan IN relation %
the ony child Of the parties approved o. Inc enid %
be- placed permanently Al the boarding 'caool designs
ted the mother TO have her care ana els'o1y aa " ~
,ni,,ed m have the child with her on Sundsys-the
t,tbsr 10 have unrestrsined access 10 the child daily
There were also some decisions on motions reiatins
to creditors bills, sc.
L. :. CIRCUIT CouRr-Before Judge Nelson -AnaI"'
TSorD Fl a. vs. CorHelizs " Lsrrelcs Cohector-Ae
don 70 recover return Of duties paid under protest Cd a.
nnortaton of plush the Collector charging 80 per cent
t ,hs nlsntirf, claim il should have been but ~ pei
cent Verdict for plaintiffs, in special nndns ie'
amount - @ TIL ~
Al action for SANDER brought By joan > Iag.o'
New York against Herman BraeH OF Ins oss.e u 80
| Isr.eV wa, commenced but material witness BENZ
] sbsaut Juror was Withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

W A lady in coming from Greenwood Gene.
terry. yesterday morning, in stage had her pocket
picked Of between 500 and $40 by female passenger
oaicer Comb Immediately went in pursuit OF her and
has doubt this succeeded in arrestng her she
toUsD.-Mr. Glenn. the father of w. ". Glen Of
this city wss found in the water about two miles below
Fort Hamilton on Monday afternoon and brought to the
city for nterment yesterday morning. lie was eighty
one years Of age AMI had been IA the water nearly four
weeks The Coroner Of New Utrecht held an inquest.
Verdict of the Jury, Found drowned"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

r3- Our Assistant was misled by the Albany
Argus into announcing James IYllett as the Wing
candidate for Recorder of Buffalo The RICH, name is
J,n,, Mv,1rrr. widely and well known one Of the
very abs., LAWYERS in our State CLARK Robinson (noi
J1s.op, 4. associated with him the ticket and Is
candidate for Police Justice not District Attorney
nv the way. the nomination Of SETH {. HAw'
LEY for District Attorney OF Enc County wei
come ,idipgs to large number OF wing iouns me"
throuchout the State We rejoice that no" anu 'n'n
an early and earnest friend OF CONSTITUTIONS heiof"
selected to no. Office under the new Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
Judicial Nomjnntieus-yhis

DntcIess CO.-Surrogate, john THoNfsoN OF
poushkeepsie; Judge ELEAzER NJ. SWIFT OF Armenia
Distric, Attorney. JOSEPH I. LEE of Beekmsn
Monroe Co.-Judge GEo. H. MUmFoRD surro
,.,s MosKs srERRH; District Attorney WuLIAA 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
~ Water Cure Esfablishment at syosset
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
rv- Iohn.oa,. Toothache Droos.-The


An0dyne for the immediate and permanent coir u ps
frofa decsyed teeth having, rom s Intrinsic ya1g
remedy become fssen,eJ popular WHO teose VIZ ~
ased H. May limitations haze lately bee1 !nros pPyn
m.rxet by qnprnciped persons and sold ~ Toe ofsn
snd genuine srliels Tue objecl Of tnis Ph.srspa -
canton the public against 81 saen 'poIoos .rsis 20
ors and fsyorsoly BY hal nsne y9 nss 10
durYng four or FIVE years BY A g. D. ssns- a.I
ass year BY Henry Johnson lsaeeeT aoy .sss,v Tor
~ be sure and asa for Johnsoas foonscne
brups and 70 examine the wrapper oi nc -, - e,'J
one Of Inc genuine has tho signature o. isay 1i
- - In ,no.t violent tOOthschs or pain 10 NE gums
90 mai a ia manufactured genuine only " uENhI
JOHNSON, cbsHis, spd Drlgs' a.. -. ,nc vr,syy,
=, II "a, Brosdway sst SO Huisou-h Free . eeola
dlsN
TO THE PUBLIC.
rsy- g. sylvester, importer u Hasem end BRUSH
nj. hes removed 7 Wsk-f-sl near CCfysie-sl he
would nform add The public IN general that
M ~. not sn any ~ ala oils ibis former pisces OF res.
dsncs . and 81 East Broa1wsy-lhereiore BE- cautious
u nDoa. y" "''' SYLVESTER,
my7 3neod- 81 Wslker.sL n. 7.
CLOTHING.
Rasdy Ma.< and Mad< 70 Ordo-
Tho Cheapest Fashionable
casa TAILokfsG
EsTABLIsgNEs
Ia Eew-YOrks
W. r. DEGRoOT CO: rul,oo-st
r. Orrts Tooth Ya.te.-A Superior 80 sana
Cleansing and preserving The ieein &c set iy OF
ALERT l. WiSsHlP, Chemist and aPoa,s ssssEi.,,
sls1 = -. sr--, Wy, S''' =
| T. D. WHEELER,
I - Commissioner fer inc suaaeS VI Nv ii n
! sn1 Conaecucal TsnmanJ hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

r The steamer Aida arrived ats CLOCK p N
yesterday, and brought US the Albany Na1~'
booker Of Monday morning. There is no news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

ST.. Mays RIvLR.-The steamer cam w ara
aovsn from saui Ste Marie Tuesday evening
She succeeded In working up TO me ssat nos
iny there was much Ice In the river we learn max ous
~ Sssst NJ water was found on the fats.