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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-20
Ut. MARSHALL.
FROM AN EMINENT LAWYER IN NORTHAMPTON,
MASSACHUSETTS,.

NORTHAMPTON, FCD. I, 1919
Dear Sr-I have long wished yon that might give
you accurate account of The remarkable cure OF my on
ly daughter Of violent of scrotula She is now al
most three years age In February last putrid soresp
the lips, face and glands, made their appearance, ana
increased it'll rghul rapidly Of her eyes also be
came so badly liberated, that 10 all appearance II conld
never again be restored. This continued six weeks Hhe
child being horrible sight, and the hearts OF her
pa rents almost broken During the whole Of tins period
we used SAESAPARlLLA IN LARGE QUANTITIES
but the disease arrested in the least While the
disease still It's height happened one day to call at
the of your very genemnny agent nths place. ana
relating the in which our child was atlced ne
advised meto make trial Of your Canchalaeua. took
but one bottle, having confidence in it, but commenced
giving it according your directions stopping all olief
med cines once and in just FIVE days tile swelling visit
bly, decreased, the ulcer began tn heal and she mpoNed
rapidly for three weeks and to our very great JOY was app
pareniIy cured-less than two bottles having been used
Naming this of our ncreduous friends he
seemed think that the cure must have been ecceu ny
the use of the SARSAPARlLLA, and it was not easy,
under the circumstances, to argue against that OPINION:
BUT NOW FOR TIE PROOF When the child appear
ed to perfectly cured stopped giving her your ex
tract surprising all safe but in twentyi days the
same eruptons running the eye, and swelling began %
return. We waited five days IL see if would amount
any thing serious II increased rapidly as before.
again commenced giving her your medicine, ana W
1.-THE period of time as befnre,) she
grow better and in about TWO weeks well Nsss%{
From that day to this the child has been perfectly we
MY father Isaac Hodges of North Adams Mass, PHYS
SICIAN, came to us with the intention of prescribing
for her, but using your medicine with success
and the child improving rapidly he did not condemn it,
but left bis prescription To be used in your lex
tract failed We had occasion for il, and am sure he
will now recommend your medicine in similar
/ Your Obedient Servant, z.
HORACE l. HODGES. r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-20
The LamoiIIe County First Premium
HORSE.

HNHE subscrlher has also q spIen-
n. did Morgan Horse, known as
the Bunapurte Horse, in Lower
Canada. Said horse was sired by
the old Morgan Horse, known as
the Solomon Steele horse, and now
owned by the Agricultural Society
at StaI stead. This horse is well pro-
portiuned in all respects, of chestnut
color, and weighs 100 lbs. This
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-20
LIGHT! LIGMT?!

SCOTT & FIELD are Agents for selling Marsh & Co.'s
- Patent OIL said to be- the best aad cheapest Oil, (or
Light in the world. Call and see it burn.
SCOTT & FIELD.
April 49, 1850 l6-tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-20
GOODS AT COST.
COPARTNERsHIP.

HE EXCITEMENT is GREAT, but we will endeavor
Ia wait upon all. IT Is A RARE CHANCE.
'eb'y 10, 80. stf H. KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-20
C. A Y IS
Constipation Of the Bowels, or
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD

1t gives and yIGoR to the DGEsTItE ORGANS, ana
is renal kabe for its Anmatng, Strengthening, andke-
storative Properties.
Publicly admitted by DR.. Townshend, Manufactured
" Townshend's Sarsapurlla,' TO be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-20

ron .puEtFYiSG THE BLOOD, AND roR TIE Cure OF
Srroflln NJ rcpral Diseases, Ri nmltiS,u, Cutlncous
Eruption. Stubborn Ulcers Liver com ilinl, Dyspepsia,
ronchitis Salt Rheum, Consumption, Fever Sores Fee
nle Colpli!ut, Erysipla', i.jas of APPETITE, FimlaS,
Bes, General Debility, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-20
aEar better lhan SarSaparilla,0

HaI In cOrOberatlOn Of The above, read the ahhe1eu
communications,
Conclusive Testimony and Proof Positive.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-20

FROM THE GRAEFNBERG COMPANY.
SiYOu are aware that the originator of the Graet-
berg Company must have had my attention called to the
numerous Medicines presented to the public patronage.
watched with much interest the introduction OF the
Canchalagua into this country by YOURSELF and am free
to say that no Medicine stpnds desevedy high as your
extract of that invaluable plant In my own family,
have its extraordinary Efficacy in plants winch re-
qure the prompt and thorough publication OF the blood
deem your CANCHALAGUA FAR, VERY FAR SUPERIORITY
ANY AND ALL THE SARsAPARTLIA OF THE DAY. AND WITH
THEM ALL AN WELL ACQUAINTED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-20
N0TICE.

THE Subscribe rcontnues the manufacture of Mole-sk
l Silk Brush, Naptand Angola
Ta+c
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
H LEGISLATURE.

We have returns sufficient to show the
complexion Of this body. Sofar, the Wings
have elscted about 30 members to the low.
or house, the Benton men about 80, and the
Anti Bentonites about 80. The Senate il
composed of 80 members, seven of whom
held over. Of these seven, five are said to
be Benton men, and two Anti Benton. Four
Of these districts have given Anti.Benton
m.jOritiss in the late election and three
have given Wing mejoritiss. What course
under the circumstances these Senators
will think proper to pursue in casting their
yotesfora u. 8. Senator, is for them to
determine. OF the 26 recently elected, II
ere wings, 6 are Benton. and 6 anti-Bsnton
two districts yet to be heard from.
t In Platte County, the Democrats united
for the election Of Senator and Repressn-
~tatives. They elected an ti-Bsnron Sem
atOr, an nti-Benton Representative tofthe
lower house, and two Benton men.
They pledged themselves to be governed
by the vote between Hall and Gsrdenhire,
in that county, and Hall having got o ma
jority there, we presume Benton will lose
the entire vote. A Benton man, set down
as such, is elected from Holt, but be pledged
himself il Benton went against the Compro-
mise, to vote against him. So that the
Benton and anti Bentouites will psrhaps
have about an equal number Of members
in the next house, and the wings nearly as|
many both.
The Benton men have been mostly cleo
ted from the small counties, where few votes
are cast, and much Of the anti Benton
strength in the large coansias, where par.
les are always close, will be unfslt in the
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
SHERIFF'S SALE,

virtue and authority Of a writ Of executes
Issued from the ofice Of the clerk Of the eli.
June, 1850, & to me directed, In favor Of Henry q.
Wisdom & against L. NJ. Rodgers, James JoDes,
jas. Cowberd and George ". Miller, ] have levise:
upon and seized all the right, title and ~intsressci o
the said James Jones and George " Miller, in acs
to the following described real estate, lyinRin sad
county. TO wit:-Part N E Ia Of the N W Or -.
%, T d. R 3 W., containing 40 acres and tWessy
eight one hundredths Of an acre; also the seq
Of the N W Or sec. IL. T So. r 8 W, containing
40 acres, and will offer the same to the bieha4
bidder for cash in hand before the court house De-.
in the town Of Bowling Green, on the Tth days
September next, and during the sitting Of the eit
cult court for said county, and between ihs boz
OF 8 and 3 o'clock OF said dav, TO satisfy said exasr
ton and al cost. n, OWENS. Sheriff PC
August 18th 1850. 20
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

RThs vhig party in this State have got
into power by singing q chorus to Benton'l
song Of high treason, ~nulli6cation, 60.
From the stump they have sustained his
positions, quoted his language and shouted
hosannas to his name. Every denunciation
of Democratic men, and measures, from
his tongue hsve been turned to good sdvau.
tage. Many good and honest Democrats
have been deceived and led sstrsy by them.
They have even deserted their own party
and voted for them, with the calculation,
no doubt, Of having their assistance 10 the
election of their idol.
Now let US see them repeal the resolu-
tons, pandsr to the vanity Of Benton and
assist the freesoilers in his reelection
they do it or not?
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
MARTIN & BROTHER,
SHERIFF'S SHLE,

d virtue and authority Of an execution issued
~ by the clerk of the circuit court Of Pike Csy
Mo-, bearing date the LIST day Of August, 1850, b
favor Of James A. Robbins and against Asa Tod,
and to me directed, I have levied upon the follow.
ing described real estate, lying in said county. 10
wit: Lot No. 8, N w fractional or. Of section Ne.
80, I. "a, r. w., containing 80 acres and sew.
enty-eight one hundredths Of an acre; and the E
1-2 Of the n. Or. sec. Is, !. "a, 3 W., contain.
ing 80 acres more or less; and shall proceed to sea
the same for cash in hand to the highest bidder. be-
fore the court honse door In the town Of Bowling
Green, on the Holiday Of September next. betweea
the hours of9 o'clock in the forenoon snd.5 O'Clock
10 the afternoon Of said day day, and during the
said execution and costs.
M. OWENS, Sheriff Pc
August 18th, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

IL One Of the wing candidates for the
Legislature in this county, on hearing Of
his election, became exceedingly rejoiced
In the moment Of pleasant excitement, com.
mingled with q natural feeling Of pride, be
is said to have clasped in his arms a little
son, and cried out to him in perfect ecstacy
-"Run son to the house and tell mAm that
dad is electedi''.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

INDIxNA ELEcTIoNs.-b will be recol.
Isessd that Indiana elects delegates thil
year TO- constitutional convention. One
delsgstsS orfeach Senator spd Represents.
tive. The result thus far shows-Sensto.
rial delegates, 90 democrats, Is wings; Il
Representative delegates and % wings.
Both branches Of the Legislature are
Democratic BY lsrge msjorities.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

SAaAToeA Is FULL.-The Albany Atlas
ssys.thst 1850 persons diasd at the United
States Hotel on Sunday week, and that
Congress Hall, the Union, and other board
ing houses wers at the sans time filed to
eyerapw. There are 5000 visitors ct the
place, many Of whom, Of course, are colon
ICED Of private houses.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
DEATHS.

Died, in this county, on the 10Th matt Mn.
MARGARET H. McPIKE,- consoyt Of Mr..
AsRAzAH McPIxE, in the 25th year Of her iss.
The deceased was The daughter Of Mr.. Yeuet
and Mrs. Ursula Morris, cfSpotsylyania county.
Virginia, and having lo.t her parents when epiis
young, emigrated with her relatives to Misscsa
lin The fall Of 1885, and resided with Der brother.
tin.law, Simeon P. Robinson, until her marriage.
At the early sge Of nine years, she embrlseaha
Savior, was baptized in The Mt. Pisgah Church
in the fall Of 1874, snd lived q must pious and
devoted christian until her death. Very few n.
ldividuals have reached more eminent deereeef
lpiety than this lovely sister, who by The txhi.
|bition of her admirable qualities, won for heIseif
the admiration and esteem Of those who knee
her. She leaves an afectionate husband with
AN infant, } and many relatives and frieDds, whose
hearts are deeply touched with sorroy, IN co..
sequence Of her departure. y = WsM.
II Richmond, Va, papers please copy.
Died, in Bowling Green, on Saturday The lob
inst, HORACE EZRA, infant sonsof Ezra and
MANIA E. HUrT; aged4 months and9 day..
God took thee in bis meFcy
Alamb uniaught. nntried, .ir'
He fought the fight for thses
He gained the victory. TT
And thou art sanctiRed.'
Died, at the residence Of her father, in Hss-
ling Green, Mo.,;o on the Sd day Of August, 1850,
Miss ANN d. JACKSON, eldest daughter 6
VIZ. D, and MARI L. JAexsos, in 1ths 20th
year Of her age. ssirsC .ga9 - i,
The suhjsct of this brief notice Was cut down
10 the morning Of her days and in the bloom It
her youth and altho' thus young she had lived
sufficiently long 10 endear herself not only to her
friends, but to a large circle Of acquaintance,
who deeply lament her ~untimely end. Affection
ate in her disposition, and kind and cordial IN
her feelings towards all the world, she was st
once the idol Of the domestic circle, and the f.
|vorite of the so:isl circle in which she moved.
Generous to a fault, she never knew how to lsss
ish too much kindness On her friends (; gentle in
her nature, she rarely, If ever, gave just cause
of complaint TO others. A life so pure, so vir-
tuous, and innocent. cannot pass from our midst
without awaking the deepest GRIFFIN every heart.
The disease Of which she died (consumption.)
was tedious and painful in the extreme, yel she
bore her sufsrings with the frmness Of amartyr,
and the patience Of Q Saint-not a murmrr es.
Gaping from her lips. 80
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
Negroes for Sale.

DURSUANT to an order Of Pike Coan'g
court made on the 18th dayof July, 1901
shall sell 10 the highest bidder at The 6cui
House in Bowling Green on Monday the n,
day Of September next, one negro woman. an
three children, belongings the estate Of GeoFse
Hardin. ,vs.
Terms made known on the day Of sale. ~
H.G. EDWARDS Guardian 5
Of G. Hardin Of unsound nind.
August 9Th, 1850 Il
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

H-VAE buren, and bis hopeful son JOHN
are both at Saratoga. The little magician
creates no sensation. His rooms are not
40 formerly, visited by distinguished dem.
ocrats north and south. AStraggling free
or fsnssicsl atklitionist, may now
and than be seen vending bis way to the
quarters of the man who disgraced his old
age, BY sn act Of unjustifsble ingratitude.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
THE ELECTION.

In q few days more we shall be able to
give the result Of the late election in our
State. The returns so far, show that Oar
by is elected to Congress from the first dis
trict, Porter from the second, John G. Mill
er from the third, and John S. Phelps from
the 9Th. In the fourth district the contest
will be between Hall and Bowman.
James S. Green, the talented, faithful,
and energetic Representative from the third
district, is beaten by only 10 votes. Thus,
without stain or fault on his part, but that
of having served his constituents we'll, he
is sacrificed to crafty the promptings ofam-
bition, in obedience to the commands Of an
unfeeling tyrant.
Col. Benton, pampsrsd and honored with
the condolences of Missouri for thirty years,
concsives the design Of eievating himself
to the Presidency, and seeing that a contro-
versity existed, which encouraged BY trail
tors and deserters from the true interests Of
the country, would add strength to fsnati-
cism, resolves il his mind to betray bis own
State, and fall into the embraces of free
soiiism.
His cid friends were amazed at the bold.
ness snd desperation which marked the
change in his sentiments. They saw the
evil tendency Of the course pursued by him,
and refused to follow where ambition beck
oned, but where patriotism refused to co.
A FEST was then laid down by him, that i'm
plicit obedience should be given to his
naughty and imperious commands, and that
every democrat in the State should be os.
tracised, who refused to swear fealty to
him, and to him alone-to drop the insignia
of the freeman, and become the slave of an
egotisdcal despot, who knows no friend but
the Ssrvile wretch who is willing to abandoR
his rights and crouch as the spaniel at the
footstoOl Of power.
To such a test degrading and humiliating
not only to the democracy of Missouri, but
sven to human nature itself, no mar Of in
tegrity could submit. Consequently the
advice is given to put down every man who
possessed the independence to speak hi.
own sentiments. Men have been deprived
of the usual privileges Of the freedom Of
speech, and the blessings of u~ntrsmmeled
conscience. Benton PrOclaims that wings,
has old and deadly enemiss-the long stand.
ing enemies ofthe democratic party-should
be elected, in preference to those who had
sustained him and the party for thirty years
The consequences Of such q course might
have been expected. Many, without due
consideration. from former confidence and
respect. obeysd the advice, which has re-
suited a. at first intended, in the entire de-
feat Of the democratic party.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
The nefeat IN Missouri.

The Defeat An Missouri
The Democrats party of this State, II
united, we believe to be stronger than ever;
though in consequence Of our own indiscse'
lions, combined with the superior tactics OF
our opponents, W. have meta Waterloo de-
feat. J~ealousies, heart-burnings and rank
ling hatred, have been eugendered among
the members of our party, whilst the oPpo-
sition are united to q a ...
Resolutions were passed at the last sss.
sion Of the Legislature, expressing the dis
appreciation of the State, towards the dan
gerous designs and alarming Entertainments
of Abolitionism. The whig party had al
wsys protested to be sound upon this impcr-
tant question, but no sooner did Col. Ben
ton set at open defiance the will Of his con-
stituents, by appealing to the people-as
the Jane time treating that people as slaves,
worthy of This notice only in low blackguard-
ism and uumanly a~buse-than they ceased
their opposition of thirty years standing,
spoke loudly in his praise, and sought On
alliance with their old oppressor. Even
the St. Louis Republican justified him in
this saPpeal" when first taken. Wing can
dida.es for Congress and the two branches
Of the State Legislature, with but q few
honorable exceptions, based their campaign
speeches upon the foul slang and bitter de-
nunciations heaped upon the democratic
party by Col. Benton for the LIST several
years.
When civil contests are fought for the
rights of the people, the republican party
has borne the burden of the fight. When
foreign wars threatened the peace and in
dependence of the country, it has ever stood
ready to vindicate the honor of the nation.
whilst others by Hartford plots and the force
Of moral power, have extended aid and com.
fort to the public enemy. Through the wis
dom Of its policy, and the operation Of its
salutary measures, our country has become
FIRST in the catalogue of Nations-its PEG.
pie bound together by ties Of mutual sfsc'
ton, its citizens enjoying the blessings oil
freedom, and its wealth and power surpass.
ing the visionary dreams Of its founders.
Col. Benton was once an honored men,
Der Of this party, and an advocate of these
measures. But with him the scene 10 nov
changed: what was beautiful is deformed,
VIVA: was lovely is now disgusting. To the
eyes Of political ~treachery and vaulting am.
bitiOn. "the wing party have always been
friends of the Union," and the old Repubii.
can party, to whom We are indebted for the
Union and its blessings, are denounced BY
him as disunionists and. nullifers. Many
good men have been slarmed at the bug.
bear Of disunion, and have voted in this
election whilst frightened from their pro.
priety. The deception has been ingenious.
ly practissd upon by wing politicians, who
abandon themselves to the lust Of power,
and sacrifice principles and character in the
reckless scramble for Office.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
L.r;,la,urs. on account of the election Of

ILegis!ature, on account Of Tue eIecIUn "
wings.
Tie popular vsts Of the Democratic par
|ty will be thzes to n sgsinst Col Benton
ia this State. The wings ere sometimes
Benton, and at other Times cnfi- 6ent0n.-
We know not where to place them
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

IL A wing paper in Indians winds up q
paragraph thus: eve speak as unto wise
men," That's as well IS wing editors can
do generally-spesk, not unto wise msp,
but "as UNTO wise msn"-'tend like.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

u. We would direct the attention Of
dealers in ready made clothing to the card
Of Martin & Brother, in to-day's paper.-
They offer Inducements to purchasers SUI
psriort to any other establishment of the kind
In the West. Give them a call.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

KzHrucKY ELEcTioNs.-So far as heard
from the ssnsts stands 20 wings, Is demo.
cRats-8Ssnators to hear from. The lower
house stsnds47 wings, 81 dsmocrats-leav-
ing - 10 hear from.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

Took LAUDANuM.-A Miss Ellen Far.
'reh, Of Brooklyn, New York, took a larg.
dose Of laudanum recently, to check di.
arhs@a. so that she could 60 to q party
It killed her.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
AUDRAIN COUNTY.

MEXICO, Aug. 7th, 1850.
SIR-Ths polls are closed, and the re
suit in our county is as follows:
CoNGREss-Henderson, 1913
Porter, 2l6
SENATE-Young, (whig,) 249
Gordon, l26
REPRESENTATIvEs-Tin sley,( dem )so9
Ofut, (whig,) 226
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

q. We are under obligations to the gen.
temanly clerk Of the steamer Lucy Der.
tram, for late st. Louis papers.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

II To Col. B. H. Boone, clerk Of the
steamer Kate Kesrney, We return thanks
for late st. Louis papers.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

u All the through tickets for the Cali.
fornis steamers have been sold, up to the
latter part Of August.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.


lsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
John F.: Darby, wing, is elected by a large
majority. Bowlin and Rozier getting about
an equal number Of votes.
2ND DISTRICT.
We have not yet received returns from
ell the counties, bat from those already in,
we are satisfied that Porter, whig,is elected
by s or 600 majority. The Benton men OF
St. Charles, Lincoln and Franklin, with
large Democratic msjorities, not only re-
fused to vote for Henderson, but many Of
them,in obedience to the commands OF their
master cast their votes for Gilchrist Porter,
regarding'it, We presume, . triumph to g.
|lect q federal wing, tinctured . little with
|freesoilism, wei Q sound democrat, whose
only sin Is, that he will not fall down and
worship their idol.
a.D DISTRICT.
The vote in this district i svsry close be-
tween John G. Miller, wing, and James s.
Green, (dem.) Ugly John Miller, (freesoii-
en- who was ordered to run BY bis Mas.
ter to defeat the gallant Green, is no where.
1t was better for the party, that old ugly
ran and took off the freesoil vote-other.
wise, they would have united with the
wings, and elected John G. Miller by en-
overwhelming majority. As it is, the mat
ter is yet involved in some doubt. After
receiving all the returns, the papers at st.
Louis set down Miller's majority at 49,
But the Republican, Of Friday last, claims
only l2 for Miller and then says. "this is q
tight squeeze but We think it will stand at
this" We sincerely hope that when tue
Official returns are given these IL votes may
like wise dwindle and the independent posi-
ton of the indomitabls Green, who refuses
to bow his neck to the yoke Of q tyrant,
may be proudly sustained.
The vote 10 this district as at present un.
Iderstood stands as follows:
John G. Miller. 1884.
James s. Green, 6272.
Old Ugly (no where,)
4rR DISTRICT.
All the counties have been heard from
except Adsir, Harrison, Mercer, Putnam
and Sullivan.
In those counties heard from, Bowman
leads Hall only $40 vetes. Gardsnhire
Denton is 1900 votes behind. The five
counties to hear from, gave King a mojor-
ity of 7O3 over Rollins, so that Bowman
must gain 333 votes on Hall to be elected.
The contest is yet doubtful, but Halls chan
~cesaIe the best.
51H DISTRICT.
John 8. Phelps is elected over Woodson,
whig by about 1000 msjority-so he is the
only democrat certainly elected to congress
from this State. The majority in his dis
triot was 50 great as to make bis election
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

ia new gold mine has been discover.
ed in Morgan county.. Ga. Aman can east
" make five dollars q day by digging.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

Thomas L. Anderson, Esq, of Palmyra,
will deliver an address on the subject Of
Temperance, in this city, on the evening Of
the 31st inst.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

John 8. Phelps Is elected over Woodson,
wing by about 1000 msjority-so he is the
only democrat certainly elected to congress
from this State. The majority in his dis
triot was so great as to make bis election
sure.