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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

MAKlN0 A. lNFEEs.IoS The latest Dodge 81
.he ~sy o influencing Jury got up in h- Oyer a.
Termin@f during be Rynief. Tra Mayor Woodll.
summoned as witness AID ID -trct 50 49, bound
10 BE- here aenevrr ne Cont in ssssion 1n- per
ml-ed c~pan tv ihe presiding Judge OF course 90
on would suppose tas re Mayor couc reg 80, ne o1s
cess - h. cree f1r whole Week AID ~ VA sovet 3"
90 l-fer answering ihe .lmnons win ~ UNDERESTIMATE
on a. siies ,-ai Vh.n wAIisd ~ Should he seii tr h
n wanted bur ore q ne counsel for tie 1-.-use bal
re cooil-ss % ask a. order Attachment from Judge
E-l.lDis % compc. Mayor " attendance t. ~es ef.
DENLY f ',e pgrpose Of convey M tn - nnds ~ ne W
- les hat be Mayor AFRAID gr zs1.nel % ir.it
10 b. pascpanon n the a5air %; ne ltn Of MAY - a
from lbs beiae ne case. kr0w tasi Nsyor Woodh4
rAia-r snSoGs % have t1s privilege q spPArns o.
ae s'src 1oi ory Tor he proper era4oon e re es--
under cors1eranou Bot 70 earn Is confidence = thr
IS; ,hosh ascs--ary severe co-rre whca lie Cy s-aof
les Verc ccuFe1ec t0 ts.e LA r.. slccv 1ccasi1
However be ,r.As over - consequences g n-
slore sc rrreu5ered al -rsr icy e -cger -
.lfsore b - reckless ,-rtu.esi spns w17 are eTer
nzir % GREE hsF CPi.lous sad lphoc her dos ty ga
-z 1-a111. b-- hr.r-ss monster q CIV-lEz-1n, IL
No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

Sts7iCIoy - M-RDEE-A man named JAMES
No-ry N- % sl1rssT ARRESTED 1u s1sFieion n having
poisoned -rna-e wnle her Fs.sase non Tag snd
.e s.acs It's cs-.--g h~r 1-za J. aFp-Ars tsi
TIE -rrA- i u,ec- 81 rrste1t a. us C.ry -1usl
D--swsv ine VA lso1t -y Tess snce 1od-eisc f'of-
- a,4-~ Ard o. Ireland, where 80 49, c9u'n~d IN
Cl1v-1f of ne Orc-r ~ Ia Trarp-. IL De-a~sy, on
-r-x ~ Hhe--s.ou-s hzs Cor 70 vears lse-i
- E-nost -nsesvcrs or aer lhersor 40 sleeseo-t u
Oc05er A. BY ;ar--i-llng 10 az he nser before IL
Br1sh Gcverrn-uL TIE so-e-y hoNeTer in-is-ef -'-i
~ accused Nho ls-tof Of a- Coas~u- 'ao1d A.
company Ter wA-ch be Cd. anG embarked o. toad -
v@sseL On he IL %! JArZsry sae Was iFAen Sex
1aG eee As 81 s1-P.eon .rou -eres q c-fe-na-
ssAncr, I'd . * oerf Ia IL s-c-s=a I'D P0soaed n~r
especl-T appears La b. ol2ed POs-ess.o1 OF he
,cdy s-d rhrew overheard Tie scc-ec VA axe, -
ior~ justice Osoorae who ccE-l,i-d In - Yr-ol He
AL .s norzirg be se-l besore he l. S Co1rl where 10
r.zss ~ zss<go - 1yssc<s1oc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

Markets

C0TT0S j. fu.l -Mes ~ --'i' n-rs ha
lsde A. prices .ouerr asi esSer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

gVs French McrinOes Cashmeres, de Lanes and
S..ss may be- obtained very cheap a. Hctcock Trad
beaisr- 81 Broadway and Leonard - w"r" also
one perfect u al Kinds ~ dry goods
nr both Lsd- and Gcntein-ss wear are kept constantly
90 hand The principles which tbs house conducts ~
us.uess alike honorable % The propueors aud favour
able 20 their customers always having hIed price from
which hey vary aud always guarantee their goods 10
tc u-i = ha hey represent them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

Gs.so DEyoTs voG scBgscEs PcLs0sS $40
s.vr York-C V CIekepeF a Co. 81 bafei.y-t -,
pbi.-Dr schenck corner Coafes and hasns.Ist 20 -
mare-Canby Bartlett corner Light ana hfwnsh
Rcs,op-Reddinz g. Co Safest New-OrcaDs -. u
Co Isl Chsrtresst Pnee o. per bottle OF =, o..ssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21
CITY ITEMS.

Y The WHIs Y0rN5 MSS CENTRAL CON
srrrrE fr ls5O q F-ss7 e-e-.-g a; eee'ea Z pfL'
rrELo s~lrs Ca.irmA- Ez,sTrs BROOKS A1a p.>'lt
Bo-LrY. vc4-Chssruse- 9l.h Isaac W. SNiTH Al
J,cos Ho~,En. S>cTetanss, . A1sri> Ms -
- THa 1900. . --,r tll7 crEA--zei. ard W.
-ter f,-au.h aro1 ne ez-e-, GiscaArse 4 - duties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-21

d. II, ID b. N e. ~ n sr 80 - r1 o. -. - % =. > ~
f - Is ~ = = &. gu 10 lf so 20 90 81 100 a'c ~
Ps .r N,-r,--v Tented states. rs; Ireland. 81
rrc.a.l So and. GERMANY. %. srancr.4' fi'a
D ~wfrrr- srd I . >s-cvicl Sands, 90 ~.
p- v-.-f-s e., r--e q. Pen ~ ti'sN a. = ics
,re-,. T.. Al Warts Island. a. Rs7tsi- j. Al
in.ritas CIV Prso1 Ann Il 'ese bacA"e.' i no.
" WHITE. CRY Inspector
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

of every class will be sure to find something to
amuse, entertain and instruct The price, $500
per annum, is but small, compared with the re-
ally valuable matter it contains. - James new
work, F." A Story without Name" written for
this Magazine, commences with the present
number.
The SATURDAY EVENING Posi-, by Henry
Peterson, of Philadelphia. weekly, in
point of size and comparative cheapness, excels
most of our newspapers. Its typography is clear
and neat, and its selections, excellent We
rank It among the best of our miscellaneous ex-
changes. - Mrs. Southworth, Its gifted contrib
ntor, commences new tale with the first Janu-
airy number.
THE BosToN ALMANAC for 1851, just pub
lshed by B. B. Mussey & Co., and containing
every thing about the City of Notions that bust.
ness men. and most others can wish to know
comes to us ia dress that does as much credl
to the publishers as the matter does to the edit
ors, Damrell g. Moore and G. Coolidge. Muse,
& Co., are becoming justly celebrated as pub
fishers and Booksellers, and we know of nj
store in New England where, Feither whole
tale or retail bargains can be made more advan-
ageously for the purchaser
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
G0itor's Gable.

FoRREsTER's BoTs' AND GIRLS MAGAZINE,
BY Bradbury and Guild, Boston, is Monthly,
being continuation of Peter Parley's old Mag
azine, aud nearly as good. Price, $500 per
annum.
LIrrEL1's LIVING AGE.-See prospectus in
this paper, and believe it.
STORY OF FAMILY, from the same
press, is an excellent tale, and should have
been noticed before.
u. s. LAW MAGAZINE, by John Livingston,
NY. City $500 per year.-No lawyer will
regret subscribing for this, after reading one
number.
HONE JouRNAL.--We publish the prospectus
of this valuable weekly in another column, and
will say, in addition to what we have before said
it is quite as good as ever, and promises still
further improvements.
NORTHERN LANcET.-We hope the Vt. Fac
ulty will take hold aid sustain this valuable
Medical Journal, and do it NOW, lest the pub
fishers get discouraged. 1t is strange we coun
try people should be SO blind as to neglect ou
own journals, and send to tho cities for worse
on the ground that nothing good can come out o
Nazareth We shall repubish from this journal
an excellent article on the Geology &c. Of La
noble Co., soon
We have received the first number of Vol.
Of The INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGAZINE
by Stnnger & Townshend, of New York
THIS Magazine has acqsred deserved popular
ity, and has at once risen to the first rank among
the periodical literature Of the day. Its greal
success, among an educated and discriminating
people, is indicative Of its worth. Indeed, the
names of BulweT, James, and many other of tn,
best writer's Of the day, who are its contributors
would alone ensure its success. In it, reader
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

RothschiId in London. The upper house
of Assembly is reported to be inclined TO
peace, whilst the lower is moderately dis
posed.
The disturbances between the Prussian
and Bavsrian troops at Frankfort, were re-
newed on the 25th, and in several OF the
streets, the soldiers of the two countries had
very sangunary conflicts. The interven.
ton of strong patrols could alone preserve
peace in the city.
The Austrian, or Federal army, in Hesse,
is suffering from want of provisions, and
their commander has informed the Prussian
General thai he shall he compelled to adj
vance Gen. Groben replied that the Prus-
sian troops under his command would not
fall back under any circumstances.
The cabinet of Petersburg is reported to
have formally made known that war Of
Prussia against Austria would, at the same
time, be war against Russia.
The latest advIces from Paris announce
NJ de Perslgny's return from Berlin, and he
is repOrted to have expressed his conviction
that the king OF Prussia will have G. eat diff
icuty in restraining the warllke disposition
of his army and people and that he canno
and ought not to make any further conces
sions.
The French ambassador at London has
arrived at Paris, to explain Lord Palmers
toms views on the German question. 1t II
reported to have expressed his conviction
that England wishes toaact in concert witt
France, and that she desires to prevent any
Russian Intervention.
In the Assembly, on Tuesday an excl
ting debate arose upon the question of rails
ing an additional army Of 10000 men. M
Theirs, who is reported to be Of the com
mittee, to whom the subject has been re
ferred, will, it is said. lay down such prin
ciples of peace and neutrality, as will com
pleteIy bind the hands Of Louis Napoleon
whilst the assembly are opposed to war upo
all hands. The debates plainly show tina
France is strongly opposed to any combin
ton which should render Germany united
Abdel Kader has made an Intellectual al
tempt to obtain his liberation, by applying
directly to the Assembly.
A proposition to transfer the seat of gov
eminent out of Paris has been rejected, b
a very decided majority.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
Abraham POOr's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court ho
ORANGE County, 50. den at Thetford with
in and for said District, the I'd day of December, A.
ID. 1861
SSTEPHEN B. POOR, Administrator on the Estate of
y Abraham Poor late of Stntford in said District, de-
ceased makes application said Court to extend the time
heretofore allowed him pay the debts due from said Es
tate and settle his administrators account until some fu
ture day. Whereupon, is ordered by said Court, that
said application be heard the Probate Office in Stafford
the first Tuesday of January, 1851, and il is further
dered that notice ereofb given to che creditors and heirs
of said Estate and to all others concerned by publishing
the substance of said application and orders hereon in the
Green Mountain Freeman newspaper printed at Mont
peer VI, at least three weeks successfully before the
time aforesaid appointed for the hearing of said applica
ton. BY the Court
CB, LESLIE, RegisteT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
NTCONGRESS ID SESSION.

Congress is now engaged OIL the cheap paso-
age bill, and for once there are some indications
that the interests of the country press, whose
very existence is threatened by the continuance
of the present law, will not be wholly overlook
ed, as the following debate, which is all we find
of the proceedings worth publishing, will show.
TUESDAY, Dec. TO-
NJ SENATE.
serving on tb% e by request was excused from
'0iE'"S y" .0 committee on Fora;~r AA.;r,
Mr. Bradbury's resolution. o Analrs'
office, came up in order. S IRON
Mr. Bright had the floor, but he beino -
sent, the subject was postponed till TO NOR
row.
Alter protracted debate in referecce to the
Patent laws,
On motion OF Mr. Badger, the senate ADJOURN
ed till Monday, 20 to ls.
HOUSE.
The House went into committee of the whole
and took up the Cheap Postage BILL
Mr. Thomson advocated the free circulation
of newspapers IN the COMMITTEES where published,
mud Mt one halt cent out of the county and in
S,ote out OF the State one cent; transient pa
ners f~o, and drop, Oue cent.
kiT. Morse said, not . slngie argument nou
been advanced to induce him to favor reduc-
tom cf postage. Gentlemen had endavored to
show that reduction would increase the reve.
nue. Now, to test their sincerity, he would
move to strike out the appropriation OF a million
and half dollars to meet any deficiency IN the
recejpts. AS to encouragement OF The loch
pr,ss of the cities, unless they can furnish
better reading matter for the people they dc
not deserve encouragement. The character
of the press, within the last ten years, had de
Generated and, unless there be some retorma
ton in it, the less such papens were circulated
the better.
Mr.. TAYLOR advocated the three and FIVE cen
postage rates. He gave notice that ne SHOULD
introduce an amendment to abolish postage oil
newspapers in the county were pubched, AM
80 miles beyond. He was opposed to the abol
ition of the ranking privilege, because it at
forded connecting link between Representa-
tives and their constituents.
Mr.. Hebard spoke lew minutes in favor o
reducing the size of newspapers, to be circu
lated free in the counties Of their publication
to $4,000 square inches. Without concluding
he gave way for an-adjournment. .
The debate IN the Housen, the Postage bill
will probably close next Tuesday. A vigorou
effort will then be made for the consideration {
the River and Harbor bill.
A strong party is organizing here, among tn
Wings, to bring forward Gen. Scott as the
next Presidential candidate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
Lyman G. TURNER'S Estate.
Four copies (
Nine " {

THNHE subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
u Probate Court fr the District Of Washington Commits
sOners to receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons, against the estate Of
LYMAN c. TURNER,
late Of Duxbuy, in said district deceased represented
insOvent and the term of six months from the 9th day
December 1850 heing allowed by said Court the creditors
to said deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us; Do give notice that will attend to the du
ties Of our appointment at the dwelling house of Betsey
IuneF In DuKbuTy in said district the FIRST Tuesday
OF February 1851 and the last Friday Of May next nine
O'Clock In the forenoon each of SAID days.
ELI BRUCE, l,-,-
JOSEPH SAWYER, lOohhiss"neu
AoTetoWn, Dec. II, A. D. 1850. swSl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, hold
WASHINGTON DIsTRIcT IS en- at Montpelier on the
Cd day ofDecember, A. d. 1851
nAVID BELDING, Administrator on the Estate OF
~ Henry X. Wells late of Duxbury, in said district,
deceased application said Court to extend the
time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due from said
Estate and settle his administration account, until some
future day Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application be heard at the Probate Oce in said
Montpelier the 9TH day ofJanuary 1851 at one O'Clock
NJ and is further ordered, that notice be given the
creditors of said Estate and all Others concerned by pub
fishing substance of said application and orders there
in the Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed
Montpelier least three weeks excessively before the
time aforesaid appointed for the hearing of said appca
ton. By the Court.
[3w5Nl LACOR SCOTT. JUDGE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
STATE OF VERMONT,
Washington District, SIS.

IN Probate Court held at Montpelier in said District
II the 18th day of 'r"ni'"r. A. ID. 1850
Present, Hon JACOB SCOTT, JUICE,
Ordered hat the Probate Courts within and for the Dis
lrCt OF Washington the ensuing year, be holden 1t tn,
Probate Office in said Montpelier Tuesdays and Fri
days of each week, at 10 NJ. and P. NJ said days.
by the Court.
l3w5l Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
$4,000!
WheeL-'Uright Shop
d FOR SALE.

VWNHE above premises situated Greensboro Viii
Il age the outlet oCthe pond, Zone of the best water
privileges in the State and is accommodated with good
Machinery which is carried by water, and sufficient
quantity of the year. Said Shop will be sold
one equal and undivided halt, the whOle may best
suit the purchaser All will be sold cheap and terms made
easy. For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
MARTHA HOWARD.
Greensboro, Vt, Dec. 25, 1850. p3w52:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
BANK OFMONTPELTER

TWNHE Stockholders of the Bank of Montpelier here
by notified TO meet at their Banking House in Mont
peer the second Tuesday of January next at o.
clock p for the choice of 1--WE directors the year
suing. GEORGE H0WES, Cashier.
Montpelier, Dec. 4, 1850 3w5O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
N.1 ux5nrsbwry's Estate.

HIN 0nReE UAHHHf9SVVN - -
- hsc,,bers having been appointed by me non
Psob"te Court the District Of Randolph C"mm,s
sjoners to receive, examine, ana ADJUST al c'a' anu u"
n, nd If all persons against the Estate OF
' DANIEL KINGSBURY,
late Of Brookeld in said District, deceased, represented
InsoIyen and The term six months from the 18th day OF
November 1850 allowed by said Court to the creditors of
said deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us do give notice that will attend to the duties
of our appointment the dwelling house of widow LO:en
da Kingsbuy, in Brookfeld in said District, on the last
Wednesday Il January next. at O'Clock forenoon.
ABEL BIGELOW, C,,,;,;ors
URIAL A. CLARK, "o"''''''o"0''
Brook6eld Nov, %, 1850. 3w5I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
NOTICE,

IuNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Yer
II mont Bank for thu election Of Directors Tor the yea
ensuing and transaction of any other business will b.
holden at their banking rooms OH TUESDAY, the l4tl
day ofJanuary next, at O'Clock P. M.
j. A. PAGE, Cashier.
December 3, 1885, 3w50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
PENSION AND BOUNTY
LAND AGENCY.

YHNHE subscriber having been successfully engaged
n procuring Pensions for officers and soldiers Of tns
Revolutionary war; and also in the late WEI s1 "a oS
tanning Bounty Land will render aid to all those WRo may
desire his services He can, in all cases. obtain lof me
widows of officers and soldiers Ofhe Reyouton ne nS
amount which their husbands drew MANY Mluo" - =,
soldiers have died without obtaining the pension sue
them, which he can obtain for their heirs, and aiso M
crease for them where they have not drawn me amount
for The ffcers and soldiers who served in the ate war
with GreaI Britain upon reasonable, that o."
employ him will be fully tisfed. 49,. hi.,
postpaid at Wesl Faree, VT, communicating tie '@c"
in the case ,a. IN III.
He has an Agent of great experience VINO Ieslue ~ IN
city of Washington and he thinks he can succeed "a A
| inst claims STEPHEN THOMAS.
J"I wv oio' W;, W.. NJ, IA 1890 42:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-26
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THIS ihValuane 'emeuy 'oI al useaSes VI INC hNoA'
and LUNGS, has attained celebrity from Its remarkable
o ,ar oo,,,sd bv &, u o,he, medicine hefoye Other
'''e'' "e''' 4'u y N' 80 -
preparations have shown themselves PALLiAriVEs' ana
sometimes effected notable cures has full
To- mn, ,h, confdonce of ave,v n,muni,v where II il
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known. After years OF trial IN every climate the results
have indsputaby shown itself to possess mastery
h, d.nn.ro ss ,rdssases which coud mn, fail to at
~ "s ~ n.., ,u
tract the attention oil fbysicAhs, rauehS anu tue PuOC
at large.
See the statements not OoOscure individuals and 'rO
far dS'a" places out OF men VINO af' KNOW" anu 'Spee'-
-
The WIDELY Celebrated Surgeon,
= -, -
Dr. VALENTINE MOTT, oil New YORK Chy, says
II gives me great pleasure to certify the value ana ON
cacy OF ayers Cherry rectOra when CONSIDER peeu-
Harry adapted 10 cure diseases OF the throat ana lungs
". IeIks te Ve.eIaoe Ioesi , o, me Vetn1onI
1oese, uhe VI lne tn ea,n ~,
VI tn's oUunys Wloe 'o H,eIy 10 W
useu III tn.s 9eoton, mhete u l'us snoMn CIV
iuehCeU. 'S nlppy ohoCss uPo" Pu"onA'y "Sease''
Inc Rev. JnO. ~. COCnfane,
clergyman of the English Church write,
to the Proprietor from Montreal that he has been cured
of severe asthmetic Affection by Cherry Pectoal" Hi.
letter at full length may be found in our Circular to be
had of the AGENT and worth the attention of asthme
| patients.
This letter is from the well known Druggist at Hillsdae
Michigan, one of the largest dealers in the State and THU
case is from his own observation.
| HILLsDALE, Mich, Dec. 10, 1850.
tOra carried bottle to an acquaintance of mine wht
thought to be his end with quick consumption
He then unable rise from his bed, and
y feeble His friends believed he must soon die, unles
relief could he obtained for him. and induced them give
your excellent medicine trial. Immediately len tow
for three weeks and YOU NAV Judge ofmv SURPRISE on mi
return TO meet him in the street on my way home from
the cars and find he had entirely recovered Four week
from the day he commenced TAX ing your medicine he wa
| at work at his arduous work of a blacksmith.
There are other cases within nv knowledge where the
Cherry Pectoral has been siuguluy successful but
40 marked as this Very truly yours
| G. w. UNDERWOOD.
Hear the Patient.
| Dr 7 e. Aver LnweIl-Deor Sir. Failing under ohli
voIions vn fr The resratinn If NV health send va,
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