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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
PAINTING

WHICH Is PAINTISG-Tho undersg ued wishes 70
w inform bis customers. and the public generally that
he has purchased the ghf 10 Ia his business Oos
Justly celebrated Patent China Gloss With which he can
painL white other cocrs manner hitherto unequaled
FOR elegance and durability IL dries quickly and presents
hard and polished surface similar IL appearances TO hne
enamel China ware, which will remss 90 for number
Of years
IL sdecidedy the best and cheapest got up for
painting the interior Of steamboats, hotels saloons paofs
and ais Of private dwellings
Specimens may % seen AZ bis shop $50 Woosterst
Fourth 81 Also the Of John Dick, III Nassau e.
where he will be happy TO yveany information respecting
the SAID Patent Paint.
House and Painting 10 ell its various branches III
or without the China Gloss
Specimens Of the China Gloss may also Be seer AZ Mr.
George sTsss saloon, Of Broad and Leon
src-st- III lw'l L. " COWLEY, 80 Wooster 81.
ITO HATTRRs.-For sale. the stock and fxtares Of
odestabshed NAT, cap snd for store together with
the blocks, tools, ke Of the finishing department The
store located In Of the best business In the
city consequently will always command large snare Of
public PATRONAGE, 10th In the rets. and wholesale trade
Several hundred regular who have psronized
the store for yeas Will ooubt continue their patron
are as the proprietor intends retire This 10 rare
chance, - seldom occurs that store doing Tzs snd
profitable business ever offered for sale on sacn oers
terms.
The foreman who has been in the for about ten
ers willinz put In 900 capital he can hnd
competent persos with q capital for partner. one OF
two enterprisins business men can step lpo sale sna
profitable business without the usual uncertainty OF snc
Possession viii be given on or al any tie eter DO
Is, Of Feb For farther psrtiousrs inquire o.
WILLIAM HALSEy l. Co. ls9 Wster-st
asst corner surlinssip.
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~. -ss.ss,:;sssss1 noUsAroSiC ,.sr

Afe az-x s.-Ssxss RAILROAD, &c
For Albany, Troy, Pitts
field North Adams. " amstowu, Bennington, Ratlsnd.
Lebanon Springs. &c The steamer NIAGARA, Captain
Brooks Jr will leave Newfork from the pier foot Of
Market street daily, sundays excepted, at ~ ocloet
4 ~ for Bridgeport where passengers take the els
CANT aud commOdious Of the Hoasatonc Railroad
arriving a. Albany a. o'clock p. NJ.
hsggsgs-mastef will 20 Though from city 20 city
stages run in connection with the To Lee Lenpi
Oh stockbridge, Curtisyile, Nnsed and Norfolk Aso
TO Litchfsd, Woodbury., Danbury and Bethel
Freight received at the depot foot u Market from
o'clock A. NJ. until sunset.
7fu O. NJ PERRY. Aren't Offce on the Pier
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CORPORATION NOTICES
CORPORATION NOTICB.-aPier. At n.

CORPORATION OTiSb' n, - NJ. - a. hs,-
Nf;oavs-n.ur-ssr.et East Rver-Puohe noIes Is heie'
~ ,ven 10 All the rroprefors Of LOT. y.s oPps'e ,o
N. n-rs o. an1 persons oiher~is- -. D.
or The "a lh-.d rfuated on the h"t RIVER
~. 80, - ~ The loot Of MONTGOMERY street
and the SIDE Of the foot % OouNes e. -
to a. the proprietor, io. .1s IN tb- w.t.r
fronts or the baishesd situated 90 the RS, nle -
the ess, side OF the foot o. Gonyernea, 30 @
80, So Of n. foot Of W.uutstr-et thai me Mayor
xa~-n and Con scn.lty Of the City Of orr have
determined upon sinking and CONT e'ans - ~ -
fsot o( ouv.rueurstreet under the direeuon Of ths
street Corn.sioner each pier 70 Be Two h.hetsa 70
49, h. eorrn.ne-d % or before the rt day Of March
next ensuinf and Be completed within iouf nc
s4sr 10 wit BY the first day Of Juy lss Anc notice 10
- to tb- prieors Of lots lynE oppo-
ste to- the owners or snd persons - ~
tia; they required, on or before M .n ~. -
vel. from tie date Of this notice and adFerusem 70
.Fnfy In Whiting 70 the Commissioned AZ hi. once
No Hal Of Records their inientions 20 nnls ~!n t-
said Corporation In snki1g snd con ens ne sac 20.
a. and 10 their respective proportions
OF the expense Of sinking and CONF -tns h- SANE,
not 10 unite in sinking and eomp'etnz ne same an'
pense thereof they nay deem expedlenr Hno ho.s-
i hereby farther gwen that II soy Pel-ons ~. Pof
Tor. Of lot. lyiur opposite TO- the owners o. or persons
rested the waerouts OF the oukhe on
the East River between the esst SIDE OF ne ioot OF wont
sor.ysreet and the side Of the loot or 6ouVer
Daur street shall refuse neglect 70 comply win me 81
rec1us Aforesaid snd shall not bear OF tni
paris Of the expense Of sinking and compile
H. aid pier from the westerly side Of the foot Of Cow
erneursrset Aforesaid, and thar II snJ parsons thr
proprisors Of io- yinz OPPOSITE 70 ne 81, oI
oher~se interested in the vsierifons Or t7 oes
head on the Fast River between the east soc OF me et
Gouvernsu street snd the west 'de on ne lo9. OF
nui-str-et shall refuse or n@giect % COMFY ~ M u
rscfious Aforesaid and shall not bear or oscnais- he
proportional parts Of the exPense OF rnsins and eompe
ling said psrfrom the easerly SIDE 81 ntoo OF
p.ustrsst a. Aforesaid that sai persons a. Aforesaid viii
thereby forfeit al Fht Interest IN said piers respect
lively % sunk sni com psted, snd the Wharfage srsins
rom accord M - the act Of the Legislature Of this
State In such case made and proyidsd-
MARTIN z THOMPSON. Street Commissioner.
4 10.
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STAMMERING
BROKEN BANKS.

BRoKEN BANKS.
sTRTE saSK sAso57EaANSAco
The notes Of the above Banks wanted Immediately
a. liberal prices By TAYLOR BROTHERS.
a2t' 70 Wallst. cor Pear.
DROKE> BANK NOTEs-Brosen Sank Note.
I'D Bills on tbs Atlas lame hOrthern Exchange Bank
of Csyusa Lake and the Back Sa1seres isken a.
Cravats, scsrf. Under. shirts ana Drswefsat
81 81 SCOTS Cheap Fufnishi1g store, ~ NAssAgst
CHA1IPAGSE, PORT and Sherry Wines, for fam
Wy use-sinse baskets or soIessent ifes OF expense
hsmpaEns.-Hsit.ieL. Parry Ne Plus Ultra, Russian
Eagle Minerva VEINS and sllsry Mou'seux' In quarts
Port winss-Purs Juice and Oli London Dock in wood
sherry Wines-Dus Garden Anont.Ilado MauzaniIl.,
Psmznrin and Pale snd Browrs from IS cts to - per gal
lon. IN wood ard Kiass
French Wines-Cios NOusent, ChAmistn' baune' IN
esses-
OF BrsBdy IN demjohns ard bottle.
Tess-Green and Riack. 10 .nd Slh. hoxss
clio eoan A. E THOMPSON. 3 Bssvsr-ss
NOTICE.-An pers6n. in want OF : sood and cheap
hight are requested 20 call the innsc uo-r Who
privs,e purposes. which for triAncy and cheapnest
far s1rpssses he street costing ons hfa ess aad
known = put s,op to future complaints assinsi gas com
pani-- Also fr ale, c.mphine, sprt ss- oil t1d lsfc
ss..., &c ds ilas FtLiER. ~ orssawses.t
Us imeoch
ROOFING.-Oa Tin Root. rasas Ihi for ! per
H. footSev roof. Of rough plank covered for = cents
oos q factories large ouidinss over - .qnares Tor
- y rer square slc warranted Good wins Patent Pre-
MUM hT1r0-P ns1ugfic Cement She.fhrs nskes hand
some, c1-sp hight durable roof References arc
eir-ns e. GOODNlE'S Chimpey-Pot f>ctory, " " est
brcea~sy eet~e-n Chsze-rs ard Wrrsn 81. llelm'
f. IVES. JR. Professor Of Ma'is issebsT q sinras,
III IN private - and 10 cssses snd VI Tho Piano
forte, CO Broadway, cor. of Ho1stonst 10 In
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- For sale 70 lssse exchange for city property
farm % scres Of coed land 81 Bash~ics, l. 1 I've
mile. f4Om Willims5Urgh ferry. 30 feet from the piss
gate the road N-wtown. The fam will be cold On
accom- uoestiug leased 20 good tenant for tern
" years There Is the farm good h0uss large ban
ssciert or ~ cows rood orchard, IN. land in soo1
~ ca vaii0n sd fenced into small lots For par
nes so inqsif- q GEO. + BUTLER, Tribune Bsitiac
csfnss Nassau and spruce. "a floor. q ns
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IN FOR -tLE-vslussie and in Jefferson coanty
near he Black River Canal, whi-a - now being "a.
- ishet. soue Ia Improved farms ,nd timber
that sii Yield 80 per acre In lumber. which Rts
ready ssr extensive wsterp0wer the tract. al
foss6sd ~ hEhly improved farms. To lambennen o.
practices. farmers 40 excellent opportunity 10 here u
ifss as the ans K0sc from Carthage 10 Canton and "A,
Ralirosd from Rome 70 Cape Nincent, about being
buit will double n not quadfurle The present price Asa
Ar-lv - lrf $sss4u-st lis imeofh
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y IVES JR. Professor Of Mas.e, tssehss u 5ingas
LIE m private Lessons and IN cssses snd VI Tho Piano
orts, os sr0sawsy, cor u Hoastonst 30 I'm.
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F-=. FOR stLE,-A beautiful Residence in the VII
III lageof Huntin fton Long Island situate fronting th-
49, Bay large two-story house barn aud other out build
ings a beautiful g4lden well stocked with strs~befy
vines .rape, peaches, pum5. Nc IL acres OF land a.
.ched In hirh state Of cultivation eau be made, al
much land detached might be wanted which VIII Re
sod cheap Tor farther particulars Inquire OF WOOD
HULLA Co ~ Front Il New York Or OF the SUBSCRIBER
on ~ ~ LssS5F T.. WALTERS
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IN Pt HStANtt OF an oEuer 81 lhe gu 'VEAt7 ~ tt0
County OF NewYork notice IL hereby gwen 20 all per
son, having claims against STEPHEN KANE late 81 the
City NewYors deceased 20 present the same u the
vouchers thereof 20 The subscribers AZ the alice Of An
drew W. Morgan No. - John-st IN the City OF New,
York on before the 10th day of March next Dated
Neg-York the thirteenth day OF September. 1877.
A. W. MORGAN, Admi nisfrator
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NAlIGA LAhE, ALIAS BANk,
NNORThERN EXCHANGE. JAMES BANK.
STATE BANK, Ssugerties. UsQUEHANNACO.
The notes OF the above Banks wanted Immediate
81 liberal prices By TAYLOR BROTHERS.
gf2tt Il Wall a. cor Pearl
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1FOR sALE.-A farm within miles Of the CIR, =
Hadson. containing $50 seres IL 10 ssid 10 b on =
ne valuable farms IN Cosrnbs Counsy-,t.
wood and timber to estimated to be vorth ese aio s
Apply TO ldlouf T. =. BALL. 2o3 Broad ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

SUPREME COURT Equity-ELIZA = PAR
- KER by her next friend. kobsrr w. NJ ton, -
EDWARD L. PARKER-Bill for 4 Divorce-Ch Is SCI E
wics OF syracuse. " plaintiffs soicitor-rhs defend
ant this whose last place Of residence was IN the
CITY of Sew-York. hu, whose present residence - IN
known u required appear in this BY the third da'
~ Apr next or the bin filed herein will be taken as con-
f.ssed bv him-Dated January 5. 1873 ~ Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

BROKEN BANh NOTEs-Broken Bank Notes -
- Bills on tbs Atlas James. Northern Exchange Bank
VI Csyusa Lake and the State Back sagseres taken 81
par FOR shirts. Bosoms Collars SOCKS Gloves Hosiery
Cravats scsris, U ncer Shirts AMI Drawers AZ
81 81 SCOTT Oh.an Enrni.hing soLe q NAs.ll- a
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Ds1hsm Dnon; sAboa Ray Charisson: Qsinoy. Kimpss
Sohrs-Cynosurs Boles Barseoa; Kss tBr, Holden 81
NIB, p Nevis Coz Ruth Thamss Hopkins Rich mond W n
fred Phadell hia.
sloop-Mary AIN. Davs. Taunton.
Arm we'd.
Packet ship Northumberland crswod London 10 days WITH
Brg Wssah kon. hsrhen Msysguex PR. diys with su
and lases Tn cnlber Finley The been ii dsv.
north Of Hatcrass with wind NE. ''
Brig Creed Boston) Kimaa. Arecbo 10 days. with sus
Brig Napoleon LOT Mystic) Eldrdss Roy Yves. osh ina.
with mdse t. Hurbur Co. Len Am sseIs In nor.
h large ship ashore the Reef of Creek thu
Kestrcl Wind blowing fresh the Shore Several wecrs
Brig Wilson Fuller Crawford Savannah Ii days. with cotton
to runhsm 4 Dimon.
Brig Geo Washington Looris Haven for Philadelphia
Brig Hodgdon (of Boston) Hayes Potomac River dAyx
Orig Token, french. Rondout Tor Boston. A..
Schr Regina Hill Sannickson San Juan dc Rcmedos Aug TX
in WITH fchr Thompson for New York Left Am vss
ses = Z, IIJ
schr Ipvincbe Mason New Orcans ~ days with srti
nance stores for u Quarter master.
schr Tamorse, Atwood Rordout bound to Danger
Schr ryrc Cemstock Rendout for Bath r
schr Olive, Weeks Phls deiphia dars
Schr John Bowmaa. Peterson. Virginia, days
Schr Boz ard Jon.s Baltimore days
s ssSr s sSr v nS, Nsmo y, s.gCrs days
Schr George Henry, Brown. Carolina glE
Schr Stranger. Wood. Philad iphis.
Sehr Fischer. Anderson. Philadelphia. snfI
schr cope' Phillips y,r:isa 2dayn r
Brig May Flower New Haven from Barbadosa wtb loss Of
fore tofmsst and head Of msnmast. fTT
m Sailed.
Dr. ship Forrest Monarch, ST John. NIB. =, .r
AUGUST oo-wind. SUNRISE N; Meridian, Sc vuasst
81. Fl = -~--s"
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Passengers Arrived

LonpoN-Taclet ship Ncrihumb-r land-Mr Hepburn LADY
2chIdsi tAd tervt VIZ JAG and lady, aiv
enid Mr. Death and LADY, Miss James Palmer lady ard %
dien Mr. Dcru. ndy and child Allen and cb,drn ".
Sol msn Mrs rnshc. sesrs buckingham, Vest C,rsr s,i
heimer BerJD Mascoecr. '''' nus
MayhsuEz R-Brig wissahiekon- Mr. Currisen
Ks, WFaT-Rdg Napoleon Nrs Russell and cb,d VT. =
hrdge, "a " Ru.l or Hemrsted DargcA apt 1 acn e,b
snycnNhi'- bne wilson Fuer-Nr sheber, Moses wal.
81. JrAsDr RrmKrros-scar Regina ui-James Ken, J,s
n Alfoya ''' "o"" Jos
New oRLEaNs-U sohr Invincibles Brown aud Pierce
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a ARiYim q ssTE 4 L q NJ a u.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders OF vessels bound to this port will oop
fer favor upon us by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Nep York Herald ready for
immediate delivery TO our news steamer, the News
Boy. She will board inward boun vessels in the vi.
ciDity OF Sandy Hook. Those bound To other ports
whether foreign or domestic, will confer
favor by forwarding TO the Herald, through the mall
or otherwise, ship papers that may be deem
cd Of interest TO the community We will gladly
oprocate the favor
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Married.

On Monday evening, the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr.
Power Mr.. Gtoncr W CHArrEnToT, Of Springfield,
Illinois. TO Miss SARsH SrAcK, of this city
At Cumbrae, cotland, August o, by the Rev Alex
ander Marshall ALESArDER b. Dow, OF Ryegate, Yer
mont United States to JArR second sughter Of Jas
Crawford farmer Cumbrae
In London, on the sth inst, the Hon DnLAvAL Asr
Lkv, second con OF the Marquis Of Hastings to the
Hon FnArcFs Manners SurTor, daughter Of the late
VitcouDt Canterbury
In London, on the Sth Inst the Hon. JocsLrnr PEN
cY second son Of the Earl Of Beverly to Lady GsArr
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(should escape the scalping knife Of the Paw
nees,) you shall be duly sppnzed on the first OPP
portunity after our return.
The command is rather sickly at present, and
ALL or AT all events the major part OF the bal aon
are anxiously awaiting the order for our recall to
civilized scenes.
The young Mexican has again taken the field.
In the afray under Capt Jones, he acted Ia the
bravest manner, and gained great ecidt CLIO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-31

FRosr IN AUoUsT--We learn from the Skowhe-
gan (Me) Press that there was slight frost in
that vicinity on the night of the 10th inst The
Bangor Vhig states that in Aroostook county,
the crops have been injured by frost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-31

SEDUCTION AND SUIcIDE.-In st. Clair, Schuyl-
Kill county, Mary Welsh shot herself through the
heart with pistol at the house of her COUSIN, last
Saturday. She. had been seduced by Patrick Muir
ply, Of Poftsyille.
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relict Of the late Sir Robert Grant, Governor Of Bonn
bay. .t
At Exeter, England, August 2, j. w. IseArr OF New
York. to ISABELLA MANA, daughter of the late r. Muir
ray, of Douglas, Isle Of Man.
At Lyndhurst England. August 2. the Rev s. R.
CARrwRIoHr, Rector II Aynhoe, brother of Sir T.
Cartwright TO Lady FANNY HAr, daughter Of william,
fifteenth Earl Of Erroll
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PORT OF new Vorh, August 81, ls4 8


Cleared
shp-Lebsnon, Drew, Liverpool, Gordon Talbot
Barks-Pamctto Stanley Rio Janeiro, Corsing bp'horp
Blake, Cork and mkt Durham Dimon Aibsrtna tNorw)
Fogt Spain, Funck Mel oke; Chsircs Morre D,mcraa &o
larheck CO. MouA 6ersh Nstsnsss Jones Johnson Ra
pd, Ward, Havana, Moses Taylor.
IrRs Augusta, Bem Moses Taylor Jesso Baker
Turks IslAnd Ncsmith Walsh PhurA Thatcher Savaangh
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The WALTHAM CAsE.-We published yesterday
from an exchange, the particulars of case Of a
young lady in Waltham, whose friends refused to
bury her, supposing her TO be in trance, and not
dead, though pronounced to be so by her atten-
dant physician After keeping the body for week
put II out OF doors, il buried on Saturday last
The name OF the deceased was Ayres, and she
died of the REVEALING summer complaint. -Boston
7r0peL,cr dnp %
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VESSELS IN PoRT AT CHIcAao.-At no time This
season has there been SO great amount of shipping
IN port as now. There is perfect forest of masts
and steam-pipes the whole length Of Water street,
and the steamboats, find it difficult to find their
way along the centre of the river This great
number OF vessels, however, does not, as would
al first seem, indicate great activity in business,
but the reverse. They are waiting for freight,
and Will have TO wait until the harvest begins to
come into market Chicago Tribune, dug 8.
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PHILApEIPRIA, Aug 30 m-Arriyed Banks Merlin ao
Bangs Bostnp Governor Briggs HAett d brxs Yucatan
Baker do Abatross Cochra sehrs Sears New
Thomas Irelsnd. Somers Boston '-' $1,000
ClearedShip Pacific Conn Liverpool Corde.ia whit.
e West indies Rio Cottre Boston: briggs Rufus Soule D
inehsm do Henrietta Sawyer Portland Baltimore, Brown
Be tom Toledo Grant Portsmouth; Globe Hoburn Boson;
do IT Ireland Somers New York; Ellen Miner
andra Randall Boston; Unole JoB Baldwin New York: Hn
riet Hall, Westcheser; Clara. Decon Hampstead. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-20
CirrnIate the Documents.

Our readers will bear with US while we again urge
upon them the importance of a strenuous effort noD,
to increase the circulation of our Liberty newspa-
pers. This plan having been adopted as the chief
means of advandng our cause the ensuing year, and
arrangements having been made furnish papers at
largely reduced price, strenuous effort should be
made in every town in the State to carry out this ar
rangement The reading season is fast passing away
for the year. the volume which is offered for one dol
lar, is so far advancing to create inconvenience =
whig and democratic reading is being crowded into
the public mind and the ground which should be de-
voted to the good seed of Liberty fast being scat
tered broad cast with the tares of the enemy This
ought not to be- We are fully satisfied that there are
many men in every town who would subscribe for the
Freeman, if they were only informed of its reduced
terms but this they must learn from our Liberty friends
or not at all. We have a few cheering examples OF
what little effort in this behalf will accomplish A
good friend who sends us toenty new subscribers, with
cash in advance, all obtained by his personal eff
fort and produce taken of many in payment while he
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Mr., TaIe'S SDpeCh,

We are happy in being able to furnish our readers
this week with the entire speech of Hon. John p. Hale
upon the Ten Regiment Bill, in which he clearly dem
onsraes by the books that the annexation of Texas,
and, as a consequence, the present with Mexico,
are the fruit Of determined purpose the part ofthe
general government to extend and perpetuate the pow
of slavery. The speech was an olf-hand" effort,
to use a common expression, Mr. Hale being driven
by the friends of the bill to the alternative of speaking
thus, or not at all. Nevertheless, it powerful
speech, and admirably adapted to the necessities of
the case-and all the better for being fearlessy and
honestly spoken Strange sentiments these to be ut
tered in the Senate of the United States, where has
become standing rule that with respect to all papers
whatever touching, in any way the subject of slavery
emanating from the people, the question Of their recp
ton shall be laid on the table Have not the friends
of freedom abundant reason to thank God and take
courage?
This speech should be widely circulated among the
people, Lend it to your neighbors and let them Judge
of the merits of him whom the Shareholders of the
south and the dough faces of the north have attempted
to make sacrifice to appease the wrath of the mon
ster slavery.
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Montpelier, Dec. %, l8i7
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COUNTERFEIT MONEY.-The individual who
paid us Counterfeit S. note probably unwittngly,
upon the Bank of Nashua, N H., at the late Distrcs
Convention holden at Willsten, is requested to do
himself and us the justice to replace it with good
bill Also, the person who sent us by mail, whntwO
or three weeks, counterfeit note the bank Of Dam
bury, Conn, with the name of L. s. French, writtea
upon the back. We can poorly afford to furnish our
paper for 81 year. and receive counterfeit money in
payment Ne expect this money DoM be replaced. The
persons who paid it to us cannot fail to recoect it
We took but one dollar bill at Wilistop and that
proved TO be counterfeit-a pale, considerably worn
bills upon Nashua Bank. The Connecticut bill, also,
cannot fail to be remembered by the person who sent
it to us-a worn out pale looking bill, with the name
of L. S. French plainly written upon its back.