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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
Tricks of Quacks.
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LET EYERI B0DF RE.iD TINS
TENHERE il Saraapar,lla for sale IN The
L different towns called old DR.. Jacob
Towuucud s-rrup1fiiin. ltts udyorilsrd "a
the ofiqnul, BE THIS a Is iatnrieu. iHlsrho"d
Dr. Towutrud has expended over SeMLulo
the last cirht years IN ndvcuiainGb@ Sara
paril,t, which h1s obtained n chntaotrTa and rep.
citation thronshau the United States aud "A
greater part ~ the Wotld-tlc sale being @.
uormurH
TI,srreitcd the cupidity of certain unprin.
ciplcd men, and on old man Who has bc"n en-.
rhr"d IN pcddhnF cheap publications for n
Number of NcRra. This man name H. Jacob
Townsend. lie applied lo number of men 10
ret employ mcnt, or to srll the use Of his name
iu put up Dr. Townsend SarsaPnril1, stating
the large aalcs and -. We had expended IN
,dy.tt,.in,ns an tntuTSmrut 10 rmblrE w thl
busKras Among others Hc applied 90 Charles
Watrous Esq. editor Of the Jamaica Farmer,
who Hcorucd such q pr"pnsiioH'f Mr. ~. V
Andrews. formc -ly one Of the Prcpfictors 81
Me- Alislcr'S Ointment, Ralph Pnmeroy, Tor
merry cashier and hnuncicr Of the broken shih
master Bank, nj Bcllyllr, New Jcrs"y, John
. Skl!!H.an. md WIN Thompson, under the
name of Thompson, SkiiimGH a "a. have en-
I ploycd Vhis old mun, and agreed, "a We aadrt.
stand, 20 pay him seven dollars per wick, Tor
the use of his name. These men haFr been
iurulting aHdiibrlllng IA IN oil possible l"fmS
IN hopes We would nnlict lNclu, anu Nlu' "l'Ne
them and their detection into market Let the
public decide upon the course of these hOHSt
/ and honorable men.
They send ihcir stuff of to our agents, and
charge them, but 4, 80 per dozen for II, expect.
ing the agents would sell il, us they would
make more money byrelling theirs and dccriy'
ing the public ,bu, very frN have accepted their
I kase proposal; few have mud should be watch.
ed they attempt TO sell 1t M tho genuine -
{ We think Merchants and Druggists who would
lend themselves 10 palm this stuH of ON the
puhlc AZ the genuine and original Dr. Towns
ends Sarsapartlla, would be base enough Co
commH any fraud-~nonc ~ the original aud
1 genuine unless signed by p Townsend.
ONE or T'HE>tS-1,PiCKS
Thcygay that Or. Townscnl's Safsapailla
( sours aud fsrmput5--this IL false as we have
kept It through the whole yoa1 in New Orleans,
Texas, Mexico and South ARCricn and The
/ West Indrcs-in fact, the older il grows the
better it becomes. We made q, few bottles by
mistake last spfing that spoiled This was re-
qrct,ed aud exchanged as soon as possiblcisuch
I an accident VIII never occur ugnin lsthey
attempt to maze great story OF, aud say that
the whole of our SArslplIillR- snntA- &-.e-n Isaa
I they are aware that they are publishing ialsr.
hoods.
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Cheney & Co.'S Boston, Concord, Stan
stead and Montreal Express,

WINE SUBSCRIBERS continue under their
J. former arrangement made with the dlrec
tors Of the Cnncord Railroad, to forward goods
20 and from Boston daily, with each passenger
train.
Packages will be received and forwarded
from Boston to all parts Of N. II and Vermont
AND Canada.
Letters are not taken any terms
Offices al Ahe new "Rail Road Exchange"
BOSTON, at THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
CONCORD, at the Depot, Lebanon, N. H.,
D. W Hower, Montpelier, VT, Peck & Co.'S.
Burlington, VI. Y, G Buffers Line Store,
Derby Lane, and at ci,prlesSey mours, Mon.
traLl ...e>s ~ ..-.'-e..--.-.-.
e,pht- -iEixt,rt.ss Ffat,,l.aYes Bestct, for Mon
troal each Monday at 81 ocloek I'm passing
through Ntwbuty, ~, juhnsbtIry and the M
. te Ttned towns 10 Stanstead.
NIB. The subscribers alone response,
ole for the laEA or injury of any articles OF
property Of any ription entrusted to their
care, nor ia any risk assumed by the Concord,
Nashua or I.awell Railroad Companies.
BP. CHENEY Railroad Exchange Boston
NATHL WHITE, Depot, Concord, N. II
VIM. WALKER, in. Lebanon, N. H.
Jan. 2, iSI7 5lStf
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JOSEPH HuTCfINSON's ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT.

Allcdunih, ~.
At a Probate Court holden nt the Probate OF
fee in DunVillc, IN said District on the 2-th
day Of Rhruaty, a u l-I9--
LNZRA lDE and ESTHER HUTCHIN.
H son, Admin rttatnrr "f the Estate j..
scph Hutchinson, late of -, Johushury, IA
the Caaniy-af Caledonia, deceased, prose utH
their account ct administrations against fhld
Estate for sllowancG-N hercuprn u - ordcrr Il
by said Court that said hdmuistrntots notify
all persons Interested in said Estate, To appear
at a Probate Court 10 be- holden at the Probate
Oihcc IN said Danvillc, on the 18Th day of
hkGch, a ID. l9io, and object to the 81.
TSNncc. of said account II they see cHusr,
ny publishing a copy Of the record Of this
oTdc rNhrcc weeks excessively IA the Culcdo.
ninn, a'newspapcr printed al - Yohnsbury IN
said district
Attest, PLINY N. MOORE, Register
true copy, Attest
GO5w3l +. N. MOORE, Register
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JOHN BUTLER, Jr
JOHN III lLElt, ~,
GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS IND
TJIIIDREN

II is the safest aid most ehretual medicine
for purifying the system, and relieving the sui.
frrngs attendant upon childb ever discov.
cred. 1t strengthens both the. mother and
child, prevents pain and disease, increases and
cnrchcs the food those who have used II
think ii is Indispensable. II is highly useful
both before aud amer confacmn!, as il prevents
diseases attendant upon ohildbirth-,n Cos.
uvencSs, Piles, Cramps, Swelling Of the feet,
Dcsponde ncy, Heartburn, Venting, Pain in
the back and loins, False Pains, ilcmotrhagr,
and in regulating the scoreiinns and cqualI'ng
the circulation Il has no equal The .gIrat
beauty OF this mcdienris, il is always safe, and
The l4.osi delicate "a ttc-t succrsstutty very
few cases require any other medicine, in some-a
little Castor Oh, or Mngnesa, is useful. FIX.
eroise in the open air, and light food with this
medicine, will always ensure safe and easy
confinement
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Heaye Cure.

few more dozen of this valuable article
N for sale at 25cts. per package by
&. BINGHAM.
Al Johnsbury, Jan. n, Is4o. L6alu-
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BOOTS 81 SHOES

THHE undersigned has taken abop ,,t
4 building occupied asa printing On.
il prepared 10 furnish BOOTS aud sHCgs
his hiends aBd tie puhlio geneIalig, afi-',',.
able prices, aud made IN an sisgs-i, fa.Li.,/
and durable maHHfr.
lie respectfully invites all such a, r.,
anything "a his line 90 give hin cali.
DAVID WHTTEMORg
81 JohnHbufy May 90, Isis. -,l,,
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.

IN, ?, TKPhN, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN
WoptD repeatedly say 10 the isb,h
w /tAnis Of fsaohaH, aud The sd,.,,,,,
TOWNS, that he has ooaicd p,saself Al p.,cb'ss
Hollow, where lac will be- ready 10 attend y.
all calls in the different brAnole, NJ Tho med.
cal Profession In his practice W. st,lose,
pois"na Of every description, arromssnt,,s
the Botanic with the Cald Water sy,,sm, o..
lag Hueh 70 ssaisss SEly s@ hsFiaoa,s.----,ir ms
lures Laws, and are calculated h aniH A.
ton.
lie will treat ehrooi ~ dissHset 81 even 4.
scnPiion, consumption mol rHcoplfd, will h.
express understanding that vhstctIt9 relief
obtained no, charges VIII be made, asig
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REarrY .AND RE4LTH.

Cosmetics, Chalk, and n variety Of prepare
tions generally in usc, when applied 10 the
face, very soon spoil il OF It's beauty. They
ele-e tie paIns oil the akin, and check the Or
culation, which when nature ~ not thwartcp
BY disease or powder, or the akin iufiamed by
the alhullcs used in soaps beauties It's own
production in the "human face Divine" ns
well as in the garden of"rch and delicatcly
tinted and vAricgRted flowers a free, active
and healthy circulation Of the fluids or the
courshg OF the pure, rich blood TO the eStrrm-
itics IL that which paints the countenAnce IN
the most EXQUISITE beauty IL 10 that which
impattsthc indeecribable shades and flashes Of
10 witness that all admire and none can de
serbs. This beauty 10 the offspring of mature
not of POtedtr or soap. Ii there 10 not free
and healthy circulation, there ~ no beauty.
If the lady is far as driven snow, if she paint,
and use cosmetics, and the blood is thick, cold
aud impure, she is not beautiful. u she he
brown Or Yellnw. and lher re- ~ pure and active
blood, il gives rich bloom 10 the checks aud
brilnncy to their c es that is ihtcinating Thou.
sands havetried il, and are more than satisfied
Ladies of every staten crowd our office daily,
Principal Office, l26 FAlton ST, Sun Build.
ing, N Y. Wholesale aud retain agents.
q. Bingham, Druggst,St Johnsburyj Goodal
and Gould, Fact 81. Johnsburyi K,urcdge 81
Colby, Lyndon; Dana, Weeks * Stanton,
Eastman, Barnett l. p. Parks, Pnssuapsic;
Ncwelt& Tull, Burke; T. c. Builcr, Derby
Lines J. Blake 4. Son, Sutton;.E F.. Cleveland Il
Co, Coventry Falls; n w, Frcnch,s Lunen.
burkh, aud by all the principal Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout The u. States
and the Canadas ..,. 50syI .
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JAMES CUMMINGS

FRS EII'S' FiT'S'
Dr., Townsend not having tested his .SarsApa.
rllli in cases of Fits, OF course neyeN, lrcom.
mcndrd 1t and was surprised TO receive the fol.
lowing from m intelligent and respectable
Farmer in Wcsiehestrr County;
Fofdham, August IL, lsI7.
Or Townsend Dear Sri have a little
girl sevcn.years Of age who la, been several
years afflicted with FITS; We tried almost CIV.
erything for her, but without success; at last,
although We could 6nd no rceomme ndai,on IN
our cifc ulats for cases like hers, we thoughtas
srr yyuv IN dritratr i,raitit, W. wrrid give it-r
some or your Sarsiparilla, and are very glad
W. did, for i not only restored her strength,
but she has had no return Of tho Fits, To our
grcot pleasure and surprise She Is fast be.
coming rugged and hearty for which We feel
grateful Yours respectfully,
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FLOUR FLOUR!

CUnERFINE aud common Flour, "a, !.
> for cash only, by w.
y. JEWET'F l. ca
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A BSCONDED, from me, on the 22d INST -
~ a lad named Jacob Trussell, 10 years old
hereby forbid all persons hatboring or trust
ing him on my account.
JOHN CoRLEs
Sutton, Fcb-2I, ls4o, 605w3-
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DIR. TOR.NSEyvDs COMPOUND
IETRAGT o.
SARSAPAR KL l. A.

Hsadsr and BisssiHs Of As Ags. TnE aosr
E1TKAOKBiHAHT hFDlciHE ~ TnE MghLp
This ETfra0 ~ pia Hp IL Quart BeAles' u y
i ar times cheaper, pisaEgHisT, and iSar'AHita
superior 10 any sold N eprss nhh0ni roHH'
iHg, pHrgiaR, siekfHiHk, OT dstHifahHg nc
Patient
TINE great beauty and superiority Ht this
u Snfsdpafiiia over alI Oilifr medicines ~
that while Il crndionies tho disease, hinVigor'
ates the body IL 10 onb ~ the very best
Spring and sammfF Wsdielafs ever SHOWN
, II moi only puTifss the whole system, and
sirrssibsns t,s person, but II sTsafss Hei0, pure
aud rich blood power pnHsessed by no other
mrdieine, And ~ this lies The grand secret
ofits wonderful success, IL has PfH0rmrd
within the last hYe yeafs, mere Ulpn loufuW
cures Of severe eases Oi diFrasei ~ least ID,VuD
we're considered inouTsbs II haS saved the
lives Of more than 1000 children during the
10 600 c1SFS or GENERAL DEBILITP
MN HyINT or NERVOUS ENERGY.
DR.. Tnwnsend'a safsapaTilia nVigorAlss tlie
whole system permanently, To those who
have lofl tlriT muscular enetgy by Tho elects
Of medicine ~ lndisafuon committees 90 you'h
or the excessive Indulgence Of the passions,
and brought on a general physical proslIaiioh
IL Tho nervous system, lasHitudr, want oi ain
bitpn, iAintinR sensations, premature decay
and decline, haHtrning towards that fatal dts,
ease, Consumption, can be entirely restored
Nv TINS plfhhiHl ffHlFuNf nus fAlhAPNliNl" ~ =
f,r superior 10 any iEriguTaftHg fordiHi, AIT
inyig0rates and feneWs the system, gives Aor
uyity a. Iltc limbs, and strength 10 The hiuseu
lar system, in noel extraordinary degree,
Co-NSLAFTLOAE LkED-
Re- Cleanse AID HlfeHglhen. Consumption can
bo cured. Bronchitis, ConsumPuon, Liver
Compliant, Colds, Eatsuh, Coughs, Asthma, +
splitting of blood. Soreness ~ the Chest, llre' /
40 Flush, Night swcats, Difficult Or Proin~c .
ERpccioralioD,r Pam 10 Tie Side, have been a
can be eutpd
- sPfTTFTG BLOOO,
New York. April %. 1917
Da. TowSstsp'--i ycri'y believe u,at your
SarsaphriIln has been the mcsRs, through
Provide nee, 81 saving my lho ] have for any'
erAl years had bad Cough. IL became worse
aud worse, A. last fslacd large quantities
of blood, had n,ghi swchh, aud was gtrallt
dah,litatrd aud reduced, aud did not expect 4"
1--we. have only used your SarsaPntlla
short time, aud there hes wonderful change
been wrought in ME, nin nov able 10 waik
all over the city raise no blood, and my
cough has lrft me, You can well 'mag'nr that
I am thankful for these results
Your obcdiAut servant,
WM RUSSELL, o. Calhrrinc'tt
.RHEU.NITTsM
1hsis only one Of more than four thousand
cases of rheumatism that Dr.. TownSendH
Sarsaparlls has cured. The most severe and
ohtnne cases are weekly eradigaisd by IT. "a.
traofdinHry ViriucP.
James Cummings, Esq one ofihc aHs istanis
~ tho Lunajr AsVlutp, Blackwells Island, h
the gentle mSn spoken Of ~ the following let
lgT
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FOR SALE,
A Tavern Stand and Farm,
M BNRKE HOLLOW.

q BJKkL HULLUW.
TgNHE Tavern Stand consists Of large
\ House lately built Tor the purpose, hay.
ing 10 convenient rooms and large Half, two
acres Of land, and suitable Barn and Shed,
with water handy. The stand has been doing
4 Faod and profitable hiIsiHsNs duriag-tAe- last
year, and is believed 60 bo, The best location
rttiri1r-ifot,~- where +ir road be
tween Lyndon Corner and Derby Line.
The Farm contains one Hundred Acres of
good land, nearly all of which is in good
state of cultivation. II lies almost within the
Village; has good Barn and Shed upon it,
aud IS wen supplied with Watcr
The whole is offstcd for sale, by the sub.
scriber, at a very low pnce and On liberia
terms. DANIEL b. DENISON
Oct 25, 1913. ~ 5sStf
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Temperance Tracts,

PY DR., scwcll President Humphrey, H.
ID u,dgc, MIlyane, Hitchcock, Dick,n,.,.
Edwards, end other Distinguished advent,
Of Temperance Twenty four Tracts, g;s
pages fnr % cents
CoRNELL's GLoB rs, with manus.
price 60 For salc by
r. Il 7 FAIRBANKS 8 CO.
81. Johnrbufy, lsi0. t"sd
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RHEU.MITTSM
Blaekwou'a I-l4ud, Sept II, LEI

BlackNuQH IrI4ud, NrpI II, III
Dr. Tuwu-end-D Dear Sif-l have suffered
tcrfibly lIr nine wears with the rheumatism.
considerable 81 the time could not eat, sleep
~ Hulk | had the utmost distressing pains
aud nv limbs were terribly swollen. have
used fur b6Ttirs Of your Sarsapar,lla, and they
have done u,r mote than one tb0usand dollars
worth Of good AN 90 much beitct-indrcd
I am entirely rclirYed Nan arc a, liberty 10
use this for the benefit oi the afflicted
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The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam.

Tested by he Experience and otayr0tioq If
Tkapadss.is for upirards Of 90 years past
49, -RcconS .irnded by rnine n ply
-k44@S-s4 ataH--a- n 11r, ruHrrUIFAT
ES1rcrras, (. rery cGeanoUs remedy;" ms
EAs~f fetEosi one that with not disuyPuiHt tn
I'D sAlssh1 reasonable expectations Of those
Rasn.oR who use il, and suptxaor to any
"A ea, s'thk other within their knowledge,
sA M" raaly for Conghs, Colds 4. ConSump.
BAsssefSEa@--ze tons, Asthma, Phfhisic, SPIT
ting IF Blood, WhooPiHg Cough, and oil put
moRdry .ffedions,S' Diseases II he LUHPS. 1|se
opinions of those who have used II can be seen
from the following extracts FROM their letters .
II have used it now Tor, II years. and am con.
fdent that it has been the means OF preserving
my life TO the present day al consider it IN
Invaluable remedy in nil pulmonary complaints
at has every where given unirersal satisfde.
ton" "a young lady incur family has been
entirely cured of consumption by the use Of IT, >
"uaying been 80 years troubled with the Pas
ikisie, and under the of the most eminent
physicians, and having rerorted to every kind
OF remedy with little benefit, it has, AFTER tri.
al of w o years, never failed Of giving imme
date relief "Having been troubled more tina N
30 years with the asthma, without being IN nc II
benefited, was entirely relrved~and Hppa.
rentIy restored 10 good health by 9nc weeks
psa gift" =.
az Be,eaJ5 Of CouHfetfeits and limitations
such Ms CaIer's Compound Pulmonary BGisaR,
American Pulmonary BdisaHi, and others, in
part bearing The nnme! Enquire for the nrt.
Gle by its whole name, the "Pcgctdb!e Put.
mony BaiSam, and see that il has the written
signature of VIM Jon'n Cutler, upon yellow
label, on the 5luc wrappers Each bottle and
seal is stamped'Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam
Prepared by Reed g. Cutler, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Paints Chem.
icals and Dye SLufFs, - Chatham Street Bos.
Z qnld hu DFY 4
Country Merchants generally. For paricu.
lars and recommendations ace a .Pumphlet ac-
eomPanying each bottle Price so cents. For
sale by j. c. RINoUAE, st. yohusbury. 5aIm6
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italian Soap

A ND Hair ELAdi0alnr, alza q ..legBs. II
N Oils, Cbareoal Tooth Paste. Az ~
and Gran sosP &c, jusi Iecelvedby @
- g. BINGHAM
81 Johnsbury 81 1870 ffSi',
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From the London Keepsake for lsIo.
SONNET.

Poor comfort for the weary, that the frIil
Tha, rises in the distance doth not bound
Ills homeward journey, but again shall rise
SgMountRin Der lnountsn, that the way he
-' found '.."
At first so rough will soon be well.known
.- ground, sa.--... -s
-Aa1sEaI-tlssETs@ vii 'sets+4t 'tetr Nay s4'stil
lie pray, for tears, and moaning ugo0ics,
Wis Stern and vocelcss lips again to fiji,
Take patience, faint'ng heart, look boldly On
Upon thy iournry,--half, thank God, is done
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Tested By he Experience and otSrr6ti01 If
TteVAds.iS for up,eards Of 90 years past
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
ANOTHER LETTER

Cen. Cass has written a letter defining his
position upon the subjects of the Tariff, Inter
nal improvements and the Wilmot rProviso.-
This letter, published at this juncture, when all
the North is collecting itslfury to burst upon
our institutions, must express the true sonti-
mcnts of the author. In his Nicholson letter
he was accused of evasion, ho comes out now
and endorses the Democratic platform, as es-
tablished in the Baltimore Resolutions, and de.
MICS the Constitutional power of Congress to
regulate the subject of slavery in the Terrific.
ries. Gen. Cass has nothing to gain by putting
.orth this letter; and all must commend his
frankness and firmness in advocating the right,
though he must know that his course will bring
upon himself the bitter denunciations of the
North, and blast forever his prospects for office.
What contrast to the course of the traitor
Benton, and his small.fy abettors.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28

who thought that the Post Office was
not intended to enable criminals to per-
feet their schemes Of crime with impuni-
ty. and that upon q reasonable showing,
if the Post Office contained the evidence
OF some crime perpctrated, or about to be
porpetratcd, the Post Muster like any
private individual was bound upon the re-
QUESTION of the State authorities to pro-
duce the evidence.
Mr. Legg was therefore committed to
Jail until he shall have given Bond and
security for his own appearance at Court,
and the production Of The John Edward
Thomson letter BY the eadyice of Conn
sci, and in order to relieve himself from
his painful and disagreeable position, Mr..
Legg finally complied with the order of
the Magistrate, and is now under bond to
appear and produce the letter. Mr. Lepr's
conduct in this whole affair, was wholly
irrcproachable and becoming his general
character. 1t was firm, temperate, and
respectful, showing conscientious deter
mination to do his duty, according to the
best of his knowledge and ability both to-
the State and the General Government.
Thus has been made the first feasible
issue at law with the General Govern >
ment. The State must succeed whilst
she retains her sovereignty, and that be-
fore she will give up that, She will give up
aH, that trammels or intcrferes with il.
We commend the precedent to the Nag
istracy of s. O., and hope none of them
will refuse to act upon it when called up
on. They could hardly have higher or
more reliable authority than, the yenera-
BILE Judge johnson. Self defence is the
first law of nature, and that law is q part
OF the code of each sovereign State in the
Union. No law or regulation of the Cen
eral Government can deprive us of this
inalienable right, nor will we suffer our
selves to be cheated, tricked or bullied
out out OF it by any human power or form of
law. i4tHE @ Ff
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
GEORGIA.

Gov Towns has been unanimously nomna-
ted by the Democratic Convention of Georgia,
for reelection to the Gubematorial chair M
;Hhis Convention at the same time adopted
resolutions denying that Congress has the right
to interfere in the subject of slavery in the ter.
ritories, and say that they are ready, ard pre-
pared to cooperate with their friends in resist.
ing the enactment and Enforcement of the Will
mot Proviso. They also adopted the Virginia
Resolutions, and made them their own Geor-
gia Democracy are right upon the all important
subject. One by one the Southern States come
in, and take their stand along with the old Do
mmion; afd Inc meeting of the next Congress
will sec the entire South as one man, stand in
defence of her rights and institution.
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FREE NECRoEs AND lMAsoNny

The fssc ncgroesin New Orleans have peti.
toned the Governor of Lc,i:;ss;;es.a to grant them
charter to establisha Free Mason Lodge. It
is said that the Attorney General has given his
opinion that the Govemorhas the right to grant
the charter, and that the Governor is inclined
to give ear to the prayer of the petition.
etrust that Gov. johnson will think better
oi this matter and that he may view it in its
real light W. tdoes the negro know about
the time honored institution of Free Masonry 2
Nothing. And this is made but a prctext to
cover sins of deeper dye than they wish to be
publicly transacted aud canYassed. II is a
manoeuyre of the Abolitionists to secure ,pri-
vate meetings with the negroes, and then to
cpncoct such schemes as will best advance their
diabolical plans The good sense of the peo
pic of Louisiana will never permit such an in
stitution to exist, should Gov johnson grant
the charter. ali ir.u H