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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

Oran +. Spencer, Is
james p. Cox, IL
James Nj. Scott, s
Edward Sprague, /
John b. Turley, L
II. NJ Briggs, Il
Miles Holingsworth,
On motion Of AUSTIN LORD, the Conven-
ton proceeded to |, second informal ballot,
with the following result:
james p. Cox, II
0ran +. Spencer, IS
James NJ Scott, 2
T.. Sprague,
X. Nj. Briggs, 9
John b. Turley, /
On motion of JoHN S. FLETCHER, the
Convention then proceeded TO formal bal
lot, which resulted as follows:
James p. Cox, 10
0ran f. Spencer, Is
james NJ. Scott, /
James Nj. Cox, L
The President having declared the vote,
it was, on motion,
Resolred, That JAMES P. COX be
unanimously declared by the Convention as
the candidate of the Wing party for MEM
her of the Assembly from the fourth Assem-
bly, District.
On motion of HIRAM BRunsoa, it was
Resoired, As the sense of this Conven-
ton, that JAMES p. Cox be requested to re-
tain his present situation as a member of the
Board of Commissioners.
On motion of THoMAs WILKINSON,
Resolred, That although we have our
preferences, still as Wings, we have full
confidence in the discretion of this Conyen-
ton, and therefore readily pledge ourselves
cordially TO support the nominee of said
Convention.
On motion Of MoRRIs w. MARTIN,
Resolved, That this Convention heartily
approve the nominations of the Wing State
Convention.
On motion of HIRAM BRUNsoN,
Resoired, That each member Of this Con-
vention be a committee of vigilance for the
purpose of securing by all honorable means
the election of the Wing candidates.
On motion of r. NJ. BaIGGs,
Resolred, That the proceedings of the
this Convention be published in the " Wis
consiu Herald.'
On motion. the Convention adjourned sine
die.
JAS. NJ. GooDHUE, Prs't.
l.. o. SHRApER, Secretary.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

FiRsr ASSEMBLY u SrEier.-The Wings
have nominated fcr the assembly that
sisnneh, honest cd farmer, JAMS G,L-
MORE OF Mc''a.nipee. They will elect him.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
KEEP OFF; KEEP OFF,,

"A I'll persons are hereby notified not TO die or
{ n mine for mineral or lead ore. on The naT,b
"esi quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section
number tweniy-nine, in township number four
hortn, q range number four west, Of the fourth
principal meridian, in Grant county, W. T, ana
all persons are likewise forbid cutting timhrr or
trespassing IN any way whatever, on the said de-
scrlbed land, without written permission from the
undersigned, the owner Of said land.
JACOB HASER.
beetcWh, January ith, lSls. 4i-tf
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
THE WISCONSIN HERALD.

% Members of Congress, OF the State
Legislature, aud State officers generally, to
be elected on the Second Monday in May
next
Co Legislature to meet II Madison.on
the First Monday of June next.
sa DJ- Time FOR the election of Judges 10
he fixed by the Legislature.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

colt j. computed that so persons are
yearly IL the Austrian Empire.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

heF~el afepuhlic. he greatest excitement
prevailed nj Havre and Paris. The rich
were apprehensive of being killed by the
poor The military were called out on the
21tl' for the purpose of checking any out
break that might occur.
LATER.
DETRoIT, April -.
The Sarah Sands, Capt. Thompson, has
arrived from Liverpool. She brings Lon
don papers TO the Sd aud Liverpool to the
18th. The French election has been post
ponded to the Esd of April. The conven-
ton meets the 9TH of May. All the banks
o. France have suspended specie payments
hy desire of the provisional government
The norkmen of Lyons and other PRINCIPAL
cities, have revolEed and seized the arsenals.
La Prasse i out against the provisional gov
ernment. The French government have
issued a proclamation to the people and ar
NJ, asking them 10 sustain order.
Fhere Is a great excitement throughout
France. Russia, Germany aud Austria
In short the old world is in a complete up
rom.
We give some of the most important
items.
body OF troops attempted 10 enter Bel
sinm TO assist revolution, but were defeated
by lass of 400 killed and many wounded.
The Danes are preparing for war Great
Disturbances AZ Stockholm
Venice IS abou, TO declare herself re-
public
Russia has sent large bodies of troops to
Leshora.
Germany is in the utmost commotion, and
has declared for republic
Sardinia has repealed the Austrian troops,
AMI Provisional government is reported
10 have been established
II Milan, troops were being raised to
fight Austria. The Austrian army has been
withdrawn TO Lodi.
Mauiua, has fallen into the hands Of the
Loniharls, and the Austrian General is Ia
ken prisoner.
Verona has proclaimed a republic.
II Is supposed that France aud Prussia
will unite against Russia.
The French Government is also charged
with preparing an expedition to Poland and
Belgium Paris Is in connection.
lRELAND.--A Rifle Company, fully arm
81, was formed aud men were marching in
the streets Of Dublin.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
Ey Telegraph from Detroit,
Later From Europe.
DnTRoTT. Anril 81 1878

DGTRoIT, April u 1913.
The packet ship New Orleans arrived al
New York, bringing adyices from Havrc To
the 9th ult., and from Paris to the 2Gth.-
There is report that Prussia has declared
herself arepuhlic. The greatest excitement
prevailed nj Hayre and Paris The rich
were apprehenSive of being killed hy the
poor. The military were called out on the
a'th for the purpose Of checking any out
break that might occur.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
HIDES AND FURs.

yENHE subscribers viii pay the highes, price in
4 cash for hides aud lurs.
{. L. LAGRAVE S co.
Csssville, Nov. 20.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
PLATTEyILLE ACADEMY.

FEN-!E first quarter Of the SUMMER SESSION
IL will commence on Monday, March 2Oth.-
Rates Of tuition as heretofore.
Platteyile, March LIST, ls4S. 52-3t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

SEVERAL cases az new winter clothing, JUS
- opening in Beetown, II
Oetooer 10 LAAiSON'S-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
LOOK HERE CREDITOR.

A Ii. those indebted to the subscriber either bv
n note or book ACCOUNT, must make immediate
payment o..
JAMES ". OTIS
October 9. a. sl-tf
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

BOOTS AND SHOES of every description
ID and of prime quality, iuss received and fer
sale IN BseiOwn. al
October rs. LANSON'S.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
LANES NJ. OTIS

]. T. Nuns Attorney.
Lancaster, April 18th is4S.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-09


From these aud tho kindred sentiment. Win
"hieh tbese are associated, II Is obvious. that
every act OF seif-wili and lawless indul.,.-.
naturally tends to qualify the iniasu,f.d 49,
gIessor for state Of bondage, and dlsousIifv
him for the enjoyment Of freedom-or. An e,h.,
words. to produce and mature that ch.r.c,sr
ior which bondaes h great blessing, ana fr,,.
dom a. great cave
Well s.d wisely, then, was IL SOD bv The
Great Tescher, III the Son shall msks no.
free. then shan 500 be FREQ indeed IL ys. a.,
delivered from sslf-will, and lswlsss spiris.
then shall you enjoy tho only liberty that can
lmPart happiness. or 10 worth possessing.
As you value freedom, therefore, and would
attain to the highest dignity and h.ppiasss Of
winch our nature Is susceptible, resolufsiy de-
srmine, God being your helper, TO suppress
srii-wiii, and cultivate aw-ablding splrit-sn
ihnexioie purpose to do right IN everything,
and al all times, no matter what sacrifices il
may cost Thus shall you be free indscd-wor-
my citizens Of our glorious Confectionery. Thus
snail you aid most efficiently in perpesvstl,~
our free institutions. And thus--sud tbss
aione-shsil you attain to citizenship In that
better land. where the propositions wiIl Be fully
and sternsily demonstrated. that, by God's an
changing decree, inhsxibis virtue, and perf,ss
fresdom have been harmonioasiy welded In
union indissolubls.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-09

The Cincinnati Gazstts states that the VII Of
the late Cen James Taylor Of Newport. In shh
State, has been set aside agreesLly to the wish
Of the heirs and legaiees. and aE equitable d.
vision Of the immense estate len BY the Gensr-
al, has been made to the satisfaction Of ell par
ties. About forty slaves belonged to the estate
and the heirs, without dissenting voice, deter
mined to give all Of them their freedom. and to
make liberal provision for the support Of the old
and the young who are unable to support thsm-
selves. =
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

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Ohio Legssia fure.

COLUMBUS, Dec. rs Z. N.
AT one O'Clock to-day the Senate had made sir
ballots for speaker, without making any choice.
In the House the Democrats were all sworn in
The Wings seeded from the House in conse-
quence. Democrats remained IN session-Whigs
mostly absent.
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TO THE LOUssvn.LE PUBn.sc.

DELIEvING that q well appointed Bath Bsass m
ID Louisville viii be successfully sustained bv the
public, propose the hiting up Of such an esiabl;sb
ment
In order To accomplish this, h necessary for ne On
procure tvo hundred and my suh~eribers enfsr TO-
day upon the task OF soliciting Names and would 70.
spectay call the attention Of the ciizens 20 the subscf
The establishment win contain - spacious and eon-
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Warm, Cod, Sa050, SulPAlv Sail. Dssh, ral Sfssss
BafAs.
The building VIII be located IN q central part % the
city, and opened for business in the fali.
The terms Of subscription are TIN DoLLARs for ths
season. commencing-.
As advance payment 10 required from the early sub
serbers tjey will be entitled 10 bathing sssk In
the months not embraced In the regular
No subscription win be received unttwo hs ndrsd ana
iffy names secured.
NAV 20.-tf WIN. YOUNG.
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N ARHIRD

In this city, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst BY the Rev r.
= Humphrey, Mr.. i. BisELOw LAWRENCE, OF B0sfOn,
Mass to Miss SsLLIE daughter Of RObt J. Ward 2 50
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The following shows the proportion Of adult
whites who cannot read and wnte, TO those Who
can, as gwen by the United States census Of
aA0-
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The Larsess, Beet, .sA Cheapsss
DICTIONARY.
in the English Language, Is, confsssedIy,
WERSTRR,a

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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-09
The PHILOSOPHY Of slavery as sdsntiaes
wsth the Philosophy Of u.asaa HappI-

Al Address, by PRESIDENT SHANNON, to the
Franklia Society Of Bacon CslIess, differed
in the College Chapel on the 27fA Of june,
1874, and published By request Of the Society
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-09
NEW STEAM FURNIrURE FACTORY.

CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH sfsl,
LouIsvILLE, nv.
VIYEAre prepared manufacture every thing In our
w Inc, terms as favorable any other sstabllshL
uenti in the West The patronage Of The pubic sonc
tied.
wAxrxD.-Cheuy, Walnut, Sycamore. Gum and Pop
lar Lumber.
Aug ST. J. NJ. & A. J. LINCOLN
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q. II. BARRLRH,
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AsKNr,
Lexiagfon, M.

WILL attend promptly 10 any business entrusted 10
w him-win act Agent for the eons<t1oa Of msnsy
and closing accounts, &C, &C. Charges modsrats.
April I, iStS
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

New supply Of Medical Books. Including Chsiliy's
N Midwifery. Wood q Baehe's Dispensaf0ry Bart
ett FevcTS. CTuveilhirr's Anatomy. Cszenave and
Schede on the SKIN, Els's Medical Formulary M.xcn-
dies Physiology. Medical Students end Practitioners
Library, Bratte Roserss Manual, Vepesu's Surgery
stewart on Children. Rankings Abstract; tOretner with
the several text books used in the Medical College, Just
received ard for sale al the New Bookstore Of
J. v. COwLING.
Nov S-u isS Maia street
A MEXICAN ALMANAC-for 1873, Just received
"a AMI for sale by J. v. CONLING.
Nov. 25-u fsS Main street
SCHOOB BOOkS.-Teschers AMI Others can slwxys
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Congress conclusive evidence that Il emanafon OF
popular VIII. The majority Of the whole members
and ma ioiiy that quorum competent paSsawS II
might happen that OF the House OF Representa-
tives consisting Of ssic member more than half ofthe
whole uuberelected By majority ola single might
pass bill, and yet In h case fraction than
fourth 90 people OF the u States would represented
by those who voted Cor t. Hmght happen that the SSe
bill might be passed b. majority OF ola quorum OF
Senate composed OF Senators from the small
err States and single sixteenth State and
the Senators voting for il happened to I've from eight
smallest Of those States il would be passed by the votes
Of Senators from States having but fourteen Representa-
yesin the House. and containing less than sixteenth
of the whole population OF the United States.
This Is stated TO illustrate TACT that the
dence that those who pissed Il represent the majority OF
the people ofthe United States, truly reflect their will
II such extreme case is not likely to happen,
that spproxImstet are of constant occurrence. It'll be-
wed that not single law has bee framed since the
adoption ofhe Constitution upon which all the members
elected to both Houses. present and voted
Many of the most important acts which have been passed
by Congress have been carried by close vote in these
Houses. Many instances OF this might be given, indeed
ouex perence proves that many OF the most important
acts Congress postponed to the last day. and often
the last hour of session. when they disposed
Ia in both Houses, by but little exceeding the mum.
Der necessary te constitutes quorum.
Besides in most OF ths States the members OF the lower
house chosen BY pl,iraes and not by majsrtes OF
all the voters In their respective districts and may hap
pen oTty of that house may be returned, by less
aggregate vote ofthe people, than.hat received by mi
II the principle insisted upon be correct, then the
constitution should be changed that bill shall
law unless be voted for by members represent
ing in each house majority OF the whole people OF the
u. s. We must remodel our whole system, strike down,
aud abolish not ony the sauary check lodged upon the
Executive branch, but must strike out and abolish those
lodged in the Senate sso and thus practically
whole power OF the Government in the majority OF SIN
assembly, majority uncontrolled and absolute and
which may become despotic. To CONFORM to the doc
ne OF the right OF msores to rule independent OF the
checks and limitations the constitution must
luionize our whole system. We must destroy the
form Federal Union and rush into consolidation which
must end In monarchy and despotism.
For the that the executive veto should
according to the doctrine maintained be rendered nuga
tory and be particularly expunged from the Constitution;
tins power of the Court should also be rendered
nngsory and be expunged because II legs
lstive and executive WILL and because the exercise OF
such power BY the Constitution may be regarded as
themselves Indeed there Is tor striking this
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-05-12

Important to the Unfortunate.

VNlIE despouding invalid, and all those who are
il disgusted with the name Of medicine, are ap-
pnsed that the treatment pursued by DIR ASDEus
to effect the recovery Of invalids Is different from
that Of any practitioner in the Union, in theory,
principle, aud prncticc being luxury for the sick
or we'll and possessing the most miraculous cura-
tive powers ever introduced in any age, or nation
Dr. AxDRus NAV he consulted usual, OF the
Vermont House Bra,ilctoro, on the 10th aud lltb
Of every month, in all cases Of Consumption and
Nervous Debility, Fits, Hip and Spinal Diseases,
old Sores, Serofula Epsipelas, and all Parlilytie,
Rheumatic and MumriAl affections, diseases Of
the Lungs Cough Asthma Dyspepsia. &C., &c.
Diseases Of the urinary organs, gravel stone IN
the bladder female weaknesses, piles, yield TO his
mode Of in short a time, that in thou
sands Of the most obstinate no one has seldom
required medicine more than from one to three
months rcnyigoraic the whole system to its pEs-
tine power and vigor.
In all oases medicine furnished replete with print
ed directions last the paiien, month. at 50
and in no case would Il oost the patient over IS to
effect q recovery Nothing can therefore be so
great m induccment TO thai class Of socicty the
unfortunate, to obtain cure 50 easy, speedy and
reasonable
April ~. 3f-
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STATE OF VERMONT.


In Probate Court, April 2s, lsis
The following petition is prescnted,--,o wit;
To he lion. PROBATE Court for he district Of .NarJOro.
VNIIB undersigned, Executor of the last VIII and
Il Testament Of PlLI WHEELER, late Of
Warisboro, in said district deceased, would hereby
represent that the said Paul Wheeler IN his III
time, did enter into contract by bond, to iarlfod'
Wclman and Chester Wellmau, to convey 10 them
by deed, certain tract Of land lying in Struiton In
said district, and being the westerly part Of bot No.
2, in the first range Of lots in said Siratton; and
Pardon Wellman, Assignee of the said Harfonl
Wellman and Chester Wellman, claiming to have
fulfilled the requirements Of said contract demands
a deed Of conveyance Of said land. Said Executor
therefore prays said court to grant him license 10
deed said parcel Of land according 10 the terms Of
said conirast
EMERY IVLiEELOCK, Erecuf0r.
Whercmpon, it is ordered that said Executor no.
iify all persons Interested tina, this court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof 10 be
holden ai Childs' Inn In Wilmington, in said dis
iTct on the last Thursday Of May next, by publish
ing copy Of the record Of said application, with
this order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phenix, printed at Brattlehoro, in said
district, previous TO said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
81 Attest r. LOLBROOk, Rsq'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT.


In Probate Court, April 90, ls4s.
The following petition ispresentcd to wit
TO the Hon the Probate Court for the District Of
Marlboro.
GALLr BLoDGETT, Guardian of lflcfus f. Blodg
- Ell aud Lyman p. Blodgeff, minors, and heirs 10
the estate Of LUCTJIS BLODGE7T late Of vii.
mington in said district deceased represents that
X would be conducive to the interest Of her said
wards TO sell their Real Estate, for the purpose Of
putting the proceeds Of such sale at interest,"
Wherefore, she prays for license TO sell the Real
Estate Of her said wards for the purpose aforesaid
including the interest of her said wards in the reyer
sion Of the dover Of the widow.
SALLY BLODGETT, Guardian
Wilmington, April 20, ls4s.
Whcreupon, ii is ordered that said Guardian no.
lify all persons interested, that this court will de-
eide upon said application the session thereof to
be holden at Childs's Inn in Wilmington in said
district, on the last Thursday Of May next BY pub.
fishing n copy Of the record Of said application,
with this order thereon, three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoenix printed At Brattlcboro in said
district, previous to said time Of hearing
a true copy Of Record.
81 Attesi +. HOLBROOK, Regr
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, April %, ls4s.
ZONES Amos Thurber, Administrator upon the
" estate Of JOHN W. THURBER, late Of Gull
ford, deceased, and files his administration account
for examination and allowance.
Whercupon, il is ordered thai said Administrator
notify all persons interested tina: this Court will de-
eide upon the allowance Of said account and dc.
cree distribution Of said estate among the heirs Of
said deceased, at a special session thereof to he
holden at the Probate Office in Brattleboro in said
district on the last Friday Of May next by publish.
ing a copy of the record Of this order three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at
said Bratflcboro previous to said time Of hearing
A true copy Of Record.
81 Anesf. r. HOLBROOK. Reqr.
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THE VERMONT MORGAN.

~ A GAIN comes tho above Horse,
MmTTN n and better Stock Horse never
a$4lAW stood in this County,-for his Colts
" have been sold for higher price than
- any other Colts whatever His
Colts in this and the adjoining towns are three
years old this Spring, and can be seen as a sample
Of his Stock. This Horse was raised In wallmg-
ford VI, and hns been owned in Londonderry for
three years past, and his Stock is superior to any
other ever in this section, so allowed by the best
Judges Of good Horses. We could Gentlemen
bring you certificates from more than one hundred
that now have his Colts but as this Horse and his
Stock are so well known we consider this useless
He Is the handsomest, most spirited best broke, and
best humored Horse ever brought into this section
The Vermont Morgan
is now owned in this town, and after July the 10Th
may be found ut the subscribers stable, West Brat
tleioro.
He may be found between May the sth and Jul,
10th, as follows On Mondays, ut Marlboro Cen
tire; on Tuesday, at Williamsvillc Ncwfnne on
Wednesdays, At Caleb Tnfs Dmnmerst0n on
Thursday., at John L. sargcant's, West Bmulcho
70, aud the remainder of the week ut r. {. Lords
East Brattleboro.
NJ For further particulars sec hills.
JOHN l.. SARGEANT
Drattleboro, April !, ls4s. sws2