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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

HowARD HoTEL-Tbis spacious and popular
house now conducted by Mr. C. T. COLE is ready %
ceye few families or single boarders tor the Winter
ami should presume location 50 convenient 10 the
business portion Of City, in connection with the
merits Of the house, would ensure prompt applications
for an ~ ant apartments The Howard now enjoys
has long enjoyed large share Of patronage from
the mercantile snd travelling classes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

~ The Wing General Committee called upon
Mr.. FILLnoRE last evening, At the Irving House He
made hs appearance Ia the large Hal, where h. wat
greeted by quite a large meeting OF his friends. Hon.
PHLP HoNE made short address to which Nh
FILLMORE replied In very happy and eloquent speech
paying beautiful compliment 10 Gen. TAYLOR. Hon.
J. A. CoLLrER, OF the Electors large was also
called out aud made a few happy remarks
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13

Sometimes in carrying her work home, the
forsaken wife would have to pass the old house
of her girhood, and twice she saw her father at
the window. But either she was changed SO he
did not know his child or he would not bend
from his stern resolution to disown her On
these occasions she was unable, on returning, to
resume her work. Her fingers could not hold
or guide the needle; nor could she, from the
binding tears that filled her eyes, have seen to
sew, even if her hands had lost the tremor that
ran through every nerve of her body.
A year had rolled YEARLY by since Logan went
off, and still no word had come from the absent
husband Labor beyond her bodily strength, and
trouble and grief, that were too severe for her
spirit to bear, had done sad work upon the for
saken wife and disowned child She was but a
shadow of her former self
Mr.. Crawford had been very shy of the old
Quaker who had spoken so plainly to him, but
his words had some impression on him, though
no one would have supposed so, as there was no
change in his conduct towards his daughter. He
had forewarncd her of the consequences, if she
acted in opposition to his wishes. He had told
her that he would disown her forever. She had
taken her own way, and painful as it was to him
he had kept his word-hs word that had ever
been inviolate He might forgive her ; he
might pity her but she remained a stranger
Such direct and fragrant act of disobedlence
to his wishes was not to be forgotten nor for
given Thus, in stubborn pride, did his hare
heart confirm itself in its cold and cruel estrange'
ment. Was he happy! No Did he forget hi;
child? No; he thought of her and dreamed o.
her, day after day and night after night But
he had said it, and he would stick to it His
pride was unbending as iron.
OF the fact that the husband of Fanny haC
gone off and left her with two children to pro
vide for with the labor of her hands, he hac
been made fully aware, but it did not bend hin
from his stern purpose
She is nothing to me" was his impatien
reply to the enc who informed him Of the fact
This was all that could be seen. But his hear
trembled at the intelligence. Nevertheless, hi
stood collIy aloof month after month, and eve
repulsed, angry, the kind lady with whom Fan
|ny boarded, who had attempted, all unknown tt
the daughter, to awaken sympathy in her father
heart
ITO be cOntinaed)
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life,
The Great English Remedy for


C0tdS COHgHS, ASTHMA and COnSumptlUn
r,,rc, NC nv ,ND,Is,,, 49,.
for Pcctora and Pulmonary Diseases still stands unvalled
ana unsurpassed as ne most eee agIe5ao ana tectlal cur
awe OF ese ormuaDle complaints now known 70 the cVlzed
WoF' Ihree years OF a IN e United states, during winch
establish IT'S Weelheh HeI IN All parts OF the country az
ue great ana ONLY rpIIa HE remedy III lhs W0is'
easc and the best and most agreeable curative Of ali the slight
forms OF colds cough and tRat can possibly be used
Splitting of Blood hs Ignnu SYMPTOM Cd approach
- Wg CONSUMPTION Is speeaiy cneCk-
ca ana prevented by he use OF Bucnns hungarian basam'
es nnI re, 5os vital nr% n tha inns IN sn"nd ond
t G, n Ii 'i ~ VIA os '' % "s'' sn,inS W. Pi a
n Sy cGnd, E Remember this: spHhg o. BLOOD
AWAY 'iIeH uh . L., a IonGI'ly " tu-
later terminate ndeoth person who raises Blood once viii
Se again. unless proper curative Is lmmedmey employed
Pain In the side: dnls qdso5s,g SYMPTOM Oh con-
-, suntHi ~ riSes rom u nan o. u
affection OF the AR passages n eiteI case dangerous nd-
away he natural sreng Of lhe system ne cause oil ths synp
tom should be removed at once ana nothing can possibly affect
t ouec so See9y anu happy as ne great LngHh emedy
Wy IL Dnc, Mc" rs e.eiy Vcgctape III us ihsfe-
uleh'' ana p'f1c'y harmless IN all us qualities: liver
conn amt IN cases OF consumption the lVer Is 7A ~
I [ always more OF as -, alecl.a, ana also me
t iem "ua I" S. G IN ali al, @ consunpIVe
~ upon tne Nt Wnc aIso peCo"ts latlS uiy ana sWeieu
hG ccct ole HUNGARIAN asam IN disease Of The liver espe
cialy fit be oon ncerous nature Is direct and powerful Sim
PIE u'gat o ,y. u"'enu9u 'S o,T Ti y sPGeuy
cured Dy It's USE Winter cOuUhl In3 marsh, dy, back
uig H ru W. e = , Nlti orcS 9Ia PEG
, ana 'Sas IN low sale o. htal Is 1apy Affected by the
g' aain n a,' d anu d ' " r
Dreaming aEfasi removes a mnIDn muCns ana olor lou
"i'', anu VIC u'oou' ,lpoFVS tV seOietI'e
power u e spleen uNer ana Ger lsc glands ana me dges-
1--WE anu is heW 5 10 Ft van ana e,1caeu sys
Gm' RrOnChltIS uIculy ~ peF. !t nalsh cough,
SHINY eApectoialoh' WIN a.. otlTf syhptoms
caused ny an OIL ine ar ts eaug rom lne throat to
he lungs arc utcy ana Specly ceu ny te use olthe ad-
"S isos o% D pa8' always his ' @ %a"I'
e au suleu Ie llss au IIVn " huuoC tht WORST form
Oh whona GIease e Wahiu III me' ye aceG' ana en-
i fLS v"uap e ,tmGuy, luberCleS IN the lungs
me hungarian bhlSaln Is -OSj
y o n .y'Iy W nus any Veg 10 ulssoe remove
anu o u pi VIC .lIie DIS ls Is genedly es-
I'VE ss m ,h ot aoGHua 4u tonCIqsve evidence 10
sustain 'v assertion onat scs m uect ana immediate erect
Cust where eIe Is no hatu organic defect In tlct so
Is te AeCn agent o. us power TO cure te worst
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13
TIL Il Pill Els.
A Cure for Life Secured.

a Cure for Life Secured.
NR. UPHAN'S Internal Remedy For the cure of the
~ Piles, Inflammation of the Liver, and Spleen; In
fammaton, Soreness and liberation of the Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; Imfammatory and Mer-
curial Rheumatism; Impurty OF Blood; Weakness and
inflammation ofhe spine; and for the reefof Married
Ladies'.
The Vegetable Pile Electuary, IN IUT SE g
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inns medicine attacks the disease at its and removing
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lnammaOry diseases A Ma, o9r6 ne E neoa@
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ness and distress, Dr. Upham's EeCtuOy entirely unrvaed
10 married Ladies' S M"ISG a%s are almost in;
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Bmlee 1870 Washington street. Boston, General agent for
the New England states. For sale by Collins Montpelier
Peck, BuTngOnj John Smith Jr. Chelsea VI Russell Mid
dehuryi butcher, ST Abans by dealers gen
orally throughout New England. ~ vol A. ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13
DIR. MARsHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

DR. MA
CATARRH SNUFF.
4 been GOT up by H. G. Gridley, of bddabuy (abou the
ginning Of le5 pamed upon the public, the genuine a
ce by Misrepresentation in words, and by large and SNOWY hand
publish the following of DR.. Marshall the pub
lie against the imposition
DR.. MARSHALL'S STATEMENT.
for valuable consideration in money! all right title and inter
said MarshHls Snuff that he alone has made
the true article for the last twelve sand the only lawful and
the sole proprietor of the genuine Marsha's Aromatic Caarr
and Headache Snuff.
would further state that Mr. Grdleys assertion that the
Snuff which has been making imitation genuine art
totally false have made any Snuff sold by him or his
agens nor have ever instructed him how to make it, Ils Snuff
by the public. (signed) DR. JOHN MARSHALL.
Present. HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
joins II. STEWART.
Dated at Mddlcbury, Vt May LIST, lsl7."
may be noticed that Mr. Grdlpy his bnles that
Mr. Seth W. Fowle of Boston, and Mes A. b. and D. Sands Of
New York. his agents. when the fact that neither
Of these have had bottle Of his Snuff in their Stores
and have utterly refused have anything do with it. Both
Of these films have sold my snuff from the of
manufacture, and still continue 10 sell it.
Extract from advertisement h. H. Ducher Postmaster
ST. Adams, and an extensive Druggist.
Some people having been cheated with base imitation of the
genuine Marshals Snuff think there value in Catarh Snuff
of any kind Let them the true article and they will
wide difference Beware Of H. G. Grdeys counterfeit See that
you that made by Charles Bowen and then if does prove
good, the money w be refunded The imitation article named
above san be had by those who think best to it, at half pce
l.. l.. BUTCHER.
st. Adams Feb 1913.
The above Snuff is SOLELY by proprietor,
CHARLES BOWEN, late Of Addlelury of Montpelier Vt.
s. X. COLLINS, and s. p REDFIELD, Montpelier by
chants and Druggists generally throughout the country
Montpelier 1913. 49, If
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13

Morrisville, June 10, ls4s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13

ALEXANDRA BoUDRoU.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13
IMPORTANT TO
OWNERS OF HORSES.

WILLOWS CELEBRATED HEAVE CURE, which has been
~ used with such astonishing effect France England for
twenty years, for the first available
American cze Heretofore the disease called eaves
regarded ncuabe maady and thousands searched
their sorehouse facts and taxed their inventive vain
find remedy r this affection The great beside has
last been attained Dows invaluable eave Cure universally
admitted to be pure specific in this formidable deuse; and all
those who have sted its virtue by fair trial. lavish endless
comiums its efficacy is not only speedy for the
IIcaycs but will also be found useful in the Chambers and # given
will eXp Bots and Worms. II thorough
the worst Cough in week. and will generally eradicate
the eaves permanently in two weeks and produce fine glossy
appearance the hair and improve every the condition
the horse Persons who valuable horses need
minister to them, is warranted be entirely free from
deeeous ingredients and they should always keep
papers Of this powder hand order that be administered
the first symptoms of the disease appear will
slight cough and difficulty in breathing be quite obvious
every person. that by repeatedly driving horses through rain
they will contract colds, which if neglected, will terminate
in the heaveS.
Give the powder trial. and it will recommend itself
CAuToN-As there several limitations and spurious articles
being put up under the of "rave Cu uave Powder"
&C., be ask for Dow Heave Cure Be careful
thatyou get it
FORD and GRANT, Proprietors
80 and "a Washington {. Albany.
Also for sale by A. Mcclure, "A State st W. A. Wharton 35l
and 1888 Broadway; r. G. RUSSELL 70 State George RUSSELL 70
State George Dexter 81 State c. rockingham, Broadway
A. Vandcnburgh, Broadway and Hudson D. Spring
eed Lyds and Pearl Streets Burrows and Nelegar 40
South Pearl st; Charles Whitney, No North Lansing opposite
Little Basin and by other druggists throughout the U. s.
For sale by S. X. Collins Montpelier, VT 12: 1y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13
Musical Instruments.

f.. D. G G. NYE, Manufacturers Of sERApHENEs. Piano
anu Oyhaer Key MEODEONS, Of various and prices
with Rosewood Black Walnut mahogany Cases al North
Montpelier, VT e"' ' " M
we nVe t attention of those wishing purchase
above KINDS OF Instruments and their patronage also should
tion. w F ' '' 'fF'N
orders Tor instruments from abroad punctuay noticed Re-
afs OF all Kinds Of Musical instruments thoroughly done and
tuning TO suit the hest critic pay.
North Montpelier, Oct. ls47.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13
NOTICE.

OR SALE, first rate Tannerysad yard situated on
good water privilege, furnished with good buildings quite new,
first place for business which be carried any
INT which country would desire There is good supply
# Stock for the nexyeaT handBark &C. Also house. Barn
md Buildings together with 60 of good land which will
sold not the purchaser wishes Inquire
December 81, le47 Gn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-13
Rev. b. HIBBARD's
Anti Bilious Family Pills.

NO CURE NO Pay
w viii warrant them cure sick or nervous head ache Oh
he Liver Complaint, in its first stages. If you not sat
sfed return the box and get your money Dose om half p
to two pills For sale by $ RedGed Montpelier and at one
more stores in every town in the State.
. JAMES NJ. HENRY, Waterbury,
42ly General Supplying Agent
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14
ARRIVAL OF THE
G. A M MBRIA.
THREE Days LATER.


NEW YoRx, Oct. 6.
The steamer Cambria arriv-
ed at Boston this afternoon, ha.
wing left Liverpool ON the 23d
ult., and bringing three days la
ter advices than the Hermann.
IRELAND.-The Irish are
still foiled by the vigilance of
the police and military to sup
press them, and capture their
leaders.
There are various opinions as
to the result of the State trials,
and the course the Government
will adopt if verdict of guilty
is obtained.
Paris is gloomy. II is the
general opinion that Cavaignac
and the Assembly cannot estab-
lish a Republic, and yet none
offer a remedy without hazard
ing conflict, which the friends
of order deprecate. Military
conspiTacies are greatly feared.
Cavaignac is considered honest
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14
To the Public.

WHEREAS, one A. B. NEPHLER
w left this place a short time since and
has gone to parts unknown, we take this
method of cautioning the public against
said Nephler, as he is an Infamous liar, a
heartless and unmitieated scoundrel and
gambler by profession, and totally unwor-
thy the confidence Of an intelligent COM
munity' 1t is supposed that he left here
for the purpose of selecting a location with
a view of commencing the practice Of me-
dicne, for which vocation he Is totally un-
qualified, and before it becomes generally
known, he may have been the means Of
bringing many good and unSuspecting cit
izenS TO premature gravrS ny his system
of quackery. We reside in the City OF
Warsaw. and perhaps may remain here
during life, and are ready to account for
any charge above stated.
A. WEBB,
IF. BIBB.
Warsaw, Oct. II, 1918.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14

in his intentions, and could give
an excellent govern ment.
Frankfort has bee II the scene
of sanguinary revolt. Thirty
barricades were erected & des-
perately defended by the peo-
pie. At the last accounts the
revolt had not been suppressed.
The continental system of po-
lice still exercises an injurious
influence on commerce, and Gre
ates doubt and uncertainty as to
the correct state of affairs.
The business of the manufac-
tories is diminishing, and prices
are receding. The factories
are adopting shorter time of
payments.
The armistice between Den
mark and Prussia has been rat
flied by the Frankfort Assem-
bly,.
Vienna has been the scene of
fresh disturbances and blood
shed.
Hamburger has suffered from
local disturbances. Rostilities
have been suspended.
Accounts from Northern It.
ally announce the acceptance OF
the mediation of France and
England in the difficulties with
Austria, but it is feared that in
fuences are working TO lead to
efforts on the part Of Naples to
subjugate Sicily.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14
From the 81. Louis Union.
ST. LOUIS CONFERENCE OF THE
NJ. e. CHURCH, SOUTH.

Whereas, We feel deep and abiding
solicitude for the temporal comfort and
spiritual prosperity of the people of color
within our bounds; and phsreaS, We
have reason to apprehend that Northern
preachers recently sent among us, will
seek to inislead and alternate them from
their present church relations and sOhere-
as, We fear that amid the excitement
which has agitated the country and the
church, respecting their civil condition,
too little regard has been paid to their
spiritual welfare; therefore,
l. Resolved, That while We freely pledge
ourselves TO seek, in every practicable
way, the smsliOration of the temporal and
spiritual condition Of the colored people
within our bounds, we can have no sym.
pathy with those who either openly or
clandestinely interfefe with the civil re-
lations between the master and slaye.
2 Resolved, That ii isdesirable TO keep
our colored societies as closely united as
possible TO the whites, by having them to
worship in the same church, when they
are moi too numerous, and, at all llevents,
By keeping them under the same pastoral
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14

SLATE Sendtor.-The Governor has is
sued his proclamation 10 the Sheriff Of
Pettis county, and through him 10 the She
riffs Of Saline and Benton, ordering that
On election be held at the usual places of
voting in said counties, for the election of
State Senator in the place of Gen. VIM.
Shields, resigned. Solomon J. Lowe,
Esq, OF Pettis county, is already announ
ced as candidate 10 fill the vacahcy.-
Mr. L. is democrat, and is favorably
known to many in this county, and proba-
bly, much better known in other parts of
the district.
We notice in the last number of the
Missouri Statesman, that Charles N. Han
dy, Esq. Wing Presidential Elector for
this district, is announced as candidate
to fill the vacancy IN this Senatorial dis
irict! We do not know on what author
ity this announcement il made, but we are
led 10 look upon il as>rather premature,
as Ly the requirements Of the Constitu-
tien, we doubt whether Mr.. H. is eligible
TO the Office. A person, 10 be capable Of
serving as Senator in the State Legisla-
ture; must be thirty years Of age, four
years resident of the State, and one year
Al 4. ..Li l. a
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14

Col. FremOnt.--Ths last Jefferson In
qulTer says: "Lieut. Col. Fremont, and
S5 Of bis men, passed up the river on
board the steamer Martha, las; Thursday,
on their way .oyCalifornia. Col. Frs-
mOni's lady accompanies him as far as
WestpOrt. At that place the celebrated
Kit Car'On meets him, and joins his CON-
msnd. They will go by the way,Of San
ta Fs."
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14
ARRIVAL OF THE,
HURMANN.
FOUR DAYS LATER.
New York, Oct. 4.


I he American Steamer Her.
mann was telegraphed this after
noon at five o'clock, and has
since arrived at her wharf. She
sailed from Southampton on the
Goth ult., and brings advices
four days later than the .america
from Liverpool.
An express arrived from Par
is on Tuesday. The "Reforme"
newspaper announced the re-
turn of Louis Napoleon as a
delegate to the National As
sembly from the city of Mar
SELLS. The result of the cleo
tions was not known, but it was
supposed that the candidates Of
the Moderate party had the best
chance. In some of the Aron-
diSaments, the ticket put for
ward by the Socialists received
a great many votes; so has the
partisans of Louis Napoleon in
others. Marshal Bugeaud has
great number of votes; but
on the whole, the Moderates
were likely to carry the Nation
al Assembly. The National"
asserts that the English and
French fleets had interfered and
saved Medina from lombard
ment. Unfortunately, however,
the debate" publishes precise
details OF quite contrary char
acter.
Charles Albert had arrived at
Turin, and requested his cabi-
net to resign, SO that he might
form another in accordance with
the wants of the country.
The PiedDlontese Gazette
states, that the steamer VeSuUi-
as had been ordered by the ST.
Gillian government to land troops
at Malazzo. The Napolitan
troops had advanced from Mes
siua, but were repulScd on the
Sih, and the Government had
ordered the formation of new
camps.
Advices from Turkey report
the cholera TO be raging. A
mother fire had occurred in Con-
stantinople, by which two hun
ured houses were consumed.
The accounts from Ireland
represent the country in the
same distracted state as by the
last advices-particularly in the
Rural districts. RonGres were
still burning. The military were
kept undr arms, and collision
was hourly expected.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14
Candidates, Department.
STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to announces SOL.
ONION ]. LOWE, Esq, of Pettis cOun-
ty, as candidate for State Senator for the
counties of Saline, Pettis and Benton, 10
fill the vacancy occasiOned BY the resigna-
ton Of Gen. VIM. Shields.
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
~ We are authorized to announce WM.
J. MAYO, Esq, as candidate for Circuit
Attorney for the 9TH Judicial District, conn
posed of the counties of Benton, Hickory,
Dallas, Polk, Cedar, st. Clair and Henry.
We are authorized to announce MARK
L. MEANS, Esq, as candidate for Cir
cult Attorney for the 7th Judicial district,
ON posed of the counties of Benton, HEX
ory. Dallas, Polk. Cedar, st. Clair and
Henry. may27
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14
4 Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the u, :.
~ derslcned has obtained from the judge
of the Probate Court of Cedar County.
letters of administration on the estate or
Noah w. Simrell, decd. bearing date the
18th Gay Of September, 1913.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified TO present them
for allowance within one year from the
date OF said letters. or they may be pre-
cluded from having any benefit OF said e..
tate, and if such claims are not presented
within three years, they will be forever
barred.
SAMUEL sIMRELL, ADM.
octli 3t.37
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14
WHO TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
6scm ZaCH.gRY' TAYLOR,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
.NYLL.aRED FILLMORE.

Electors for President and Iice President.
let Dist.--T. Z. ANDERSON, of Marion
End "A. LEONARD. of Howard.
Sd Z" A. W. DONIPHAN, of Clay.
9Th {" J. C. RICHARDSON, of Cooper
9th {" CHAS. N. HANDY, of Benton.
9Th i" ALVIN COOK, Of c. Girardeau.
Th (" URTEL WRIGHT, of St. Louis.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-10-14

Boonvllle Ct-J. X. Lacy.
Jefferson City--Jonathan Stamper.
Jefferson Cts. Colhurn.
Linn Ctr. d. Simms.
Erie Ct-J. Burchard.
Buffalo Mission-G. w. Efinger.
Versailles CT. B. II. Woodbridge.
Next Session Of Conference 10 5e held
al Jefferson City.