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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
Hunters Pulmonary Baisam.
AN INTERESTING CASE.


Where Elder Strou' Is personally known, he needs no
vouchers his character for truth and vcEacy stands ne
hi gh that OF any other Where is known il is only
necessary say he is highly respectable clergy man Of
the Free VIII Baptist denomination We ak for his state
ment, candid rcadrg,
TO TIE PUBLIC.
Having OF late associated with mnsering brethren who
were alurng under pulmonary difficulties, and knowing
this is the common ul of such d difficulties, and the public
generally have but little confidence in patent medicines
de IN it my duty few facts touching Ray case
wing they will b. Of public utility. For ears
past ave been afflicted with disease Of the Lungs
snng hndrSeness soreness, and pain through the chest
nd nj times difficulty of breathing. During the past win
ter had arrived at that stage that found must ssp nd
my ministerial lahrrs unless could obtain relief, which
con lered doubtful having tried several physicians pre-
scrptiuus without any htnef Stating my convictions To
Pulmonary Bal,am Cough Syrup. had ittlr faiil
in these medicines that should not have procured ii had
not the money been by the person. who made the
quest. called ON Mrssrs. Curtis and Company, who re-
commended the above named aSam and the Indian nys
pepsa Pills hr taken in connection with ii. used then
with so good success that my friends were aStonlshtr
have enjoyed good health for wears DE-. =
therefore fc willing To civ my name To- tho pubic, 10
g"tlcr with advice IL those afflicted with ughS culd
and lung com plants Try the Ral>am aud Pills.
s. K. COLLINS, Wtnrsae and Retail Agent Mon'P ler
VI, c IIutchns, WatrThury-DN Keith Barrel lHk
er, PlanfirI-E Putnam, Mar f d-E PER-" thd Co,
Caho--N p Kiddcr aud Co. Iltd' paik-H Wills, join
Son-D Gilbert, Morristown-iI Montgomery, Ilardwnk
H. ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
The Vegetable IuImOraIy BaI'am
Is the Most Highly Approved and
Popular Standard MEDICINE
now in General Use, fer

coins AND CONSUME
yION, As1HIA, Pl'RlsY, fHlHSIct
SP,rlING OK BLOOD, llooPiNe Cor6H'
IKonlnirls and an Iulnl, nafy Ahrc,,
lions and diseases ttthe Lungs ana
Chest, ,...,rt,
s;rinus. One says: For the above
c, lnrlaint., it is >mtriof to my o'ur
Prtlaiutiun us, d." Anoiitl--" II las
LttrustdWith woHpIrFrI sn,Ctss, l.
has superiority ty'rtvtIy KIND q
~, HI cam t,.Itl tONFIli rec
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
Notice.

THE Copartrerslip heretofore existing finder the Firm
L Of FRENCH & WALKER, expired the first day If
September last All who have unsettled acc cunts with
the late rn must settle the same before the first day Of
May next, VI they will be sued.
ORvIs FRENCH,
J. II. WALKER.
Barre. March 90, 1850. +4wl3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
FOR SALE.

A MOST VALUABLE FARM Of 100 acres in Randolph
Il Center A great bargain will he given to somebody
who shall make application TO the subscriber Immediately
STEPHEN TUCKER.
Randolph, March, 18th, 1850. Paw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
ShawIs and silk Goods!

JEW EFT & PRESC0TT'S
NEW STOCK, AT
No 2 Milk Street, Boston,
is Surprisingly Rich aid Extensive, aid claims the carly
L attention OF ALL PURCHASERS at Wholesale or Re-
tail. This assortment comprises all kinds Ut
SILKS FOR DRESSES,
In Black and Fancy Coors snpetior Qualities and Styles
fresh and new.
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS
or every known variety and Quniity, from the highest
the lowest cast.
FRENCH SACKS, VISITE+, MANTILLAs and all al
tcles that worn as substitutes for shawls Also
SILKS, in the proper Widths for those who pref to
make these garments for themselves.
ALL KINDS OF l.
CANTON AND india SAAVLS AND
SILKS.
In particular, an Immense variety If GRAPE sHAWLS,
Embroidered, PLAN, and Dainask Figured in full AZ
sortment Of CulOrs.
BLACK INDiA SArINs and StLKs, all qualities.
CAsHMTRE Scars aud MANTLEs
BLACK SILKS and b. OK SLK SHAwLs.
HAT STATE LoNG AND SQuAEE SHAwLs.
CAMELEoS SATTNS and SATIN dc CHIMES.
FRENuH SATtSs, all culdrs.
BOABLEINEs and ALPACcAS, finest qualities.
VIDE SILK VELyErs, for MantIllas and Shawl.
In brie would say To purchaser Of the above Goods
in any quantity small large uhnt we can and will sup
ply their wants at the lowest possible prictr and with
such qualities and les Of Goods be fund al
other stores
JEWETT g. PRESCOTT,
No. 2 MILK STREET, BosToN.
March G, 1850. ll;3m.
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li,t. tCgl1
',no,,i - Anoih,r-" II las been ustd WAN u'Hl"ne
success, md am s,1isrmp HAT 1t Is
cneu Anothel-' It Isu SAFE, 'ENIANl hU W.!
caciou mrdicinc." Authri-"l 1t has H.'',, ~ ny
tMn,y Icdrr disappointed tie rtas' nal eM''H''' ="
NJ" e hNve used it," Anulhet-- II isiQlal, !! hIL
spcr"r to any the medicine within my NH'
,'aci rom, a lritr dated Da! tn, The NJ 40
81, WINS fri introduced mlo nay family " ',,f,
.,n,, ton years ago, ard sun WIS we N,n'H ~
ii ,iyrd fnni It that We ti.ve MT Istn l'Il
' o,r brusr since have aso mme'' n II It ,r,
G diirr,t orr>nns since, or Al, Mons o. u h,'IS
nni do not know # HHNCLE case IN WY ~" t ",
% ,>Wrn,,Ir rli, f. and seine were cufd a'''' p''"t
r;vrn nm h, their rhN rcians." .. ,.n I,vITA
R'T nI THFJyARE OF CoUNTEREI IT'S AND l4MIl a.
1i1Ns such as CARrTR's toNr"U 50 iVi"oNAE' ,
aw,pir.y Pu1Mo>ARY HAsAM, and olh's' III l"'' n
he name! Enquire for the MLde !! It's WAL" ""''
/ the -, >, r,,,.,, ,%ApV DAISAN."
aud see tLot il has III, written signature " W " 'Tn
, ,non yellow Label tEr blue "r'I ts' W ~ :.
bor aud seal stamped ycg'ahlT r@nIn" nri
prennr~d nv REED AND CUT Len lmI'iuL,s "rd
,vh,oIr dealers IN Medicines, Paints ~ "4vn'S ",'
hoe St,fs ~ india street, B0-t ana '"o Nv '
A. ,hrnt'r> aud Country Merrh. uts gtnr'aN TO-, az
,irtnrs and Recommendations see P"ihh No'' ~ I IL,
ing each bt lile' t'!' = .,"''' Cm5O
| CoLLINs, REoFELD 6RANS's
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
WHY Don't You Try it?

Read the following statement Of fncis-tfTow away
cid prrudces and answer The above question Gc
ucrlng to common aud and you VIII ny H.
Messrs Curss and Psrkns.-FUr tWu years ERst have
been entirely Frustrated with the rheumatism both my
knees were swred to their original sizca large bunch
my breast bone appearing like part uf the bone
thrown out Another btne was thrown out of my wrist
In short endured the most eXcClatng pains for ntaly
three years. obtained the best medical Attendance tile
country afforded, aud tried great number Of medicines
and pescr iptuns with the least benefit alleViaon
when had the good torture to procure bottle Of Cramp
Bangor Soon fer tking it, found could get some
nights, and the pain become lest violent. have con
nued tn take il and apply il externally until have u.ed
eight bottles tI)k much larger quantities than was rec
commended. The swelling has all uon. down both in my
limbs and br asst and am entirely relieved from pain. l
have been abba to d. good days work at any time for the
last thee months. for man my nge No description Of
nv case cah CONVEY the vast amount Of benefit have
ceved from this article helive II is the best rtice in the
world for rhsnn tsm have also used it r cholc pains
in the stomach, and always und inmedstc relief.
JOHN BUCKNAM.
Dixm1nt, July II, 1913.
In addition TO the above have certificates from per
sons If the highest reSpactahity all the country who
have bren cured Vt the bilious choC cTnmp in the som
ach and imhs sraet ,sh throat in adults chill
dren sprans and bruises the most stubborn of the
Piles severe scals AMI hnrns extracting The fire at
and giving immediate relief from pain
Be nlrticular to call for Curtis and Perkins Cramp and
pain Kipr-rll others hearing this are coun'eTiS,
For sale wholesale and retail By CURTIS and PERKINS,
Bangor, Maine.
X Collins wholesale and retail Montpelier. Vt.S G,
Huchins, Waterbnty-n. w. Keith RaTre-L. Hacker,
painfrld-E. n. Putnam, MarshfcId-E Perry and Co.,
son-D. Gilbert, Monsown-B. Montgomery, Ilnrdwick,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
4tlrSitturs.
Dir. Trask's
Magnets Ointment.

Waisis the fritattemptto combine The ELECT RIG and
MAGNET lC FLUID with the pow eTful kegt liable
tracts IN q form Of an Ointment he applied externally
Tor the removal If disease. The uhmlt, success
mas met with, stamps ii at the greatest discveTy e
the age 1t IL cOs ny e1ectin Of the utmost i'm
porance The most ncreduuus convince d-tlt 81
althess compelled To believe the uwcr aud virtue
OF this great remedy 1t universally admitted to be the
most wonderful combination known to the world for the
Immediate reii' fof disease aId pam.
nevertails, while there remains suhcie nj i;f Ia res
Tore natural and ahy aCtiun the capillary It uI
the body, and equaIize the circulation u the Ld Ky
ths means controlling powers gained over the NEST
ghant iurms Of disease, which caHn be Lta II frDm
any oher remedy. Such the power Ct his
tal itpenetTbies TO every puriUr Of the human h me rv
cry Onns und muscle, vein, Ifurna.t j. nte,
out and made sensible If It's purifying and healing infu.
tnce Hence it c0pes as readily with internal ~ ,AeIna
disease.
Numerous instances are record, h. re tLg remedy
mas restored health IL patients near HE pra., u he
most powerful internal remedies fai IT, prodnte AIRY ci-
tect such has frequently been The case in inflammation Of
the huwesno patient need die Of this dspnse
me agnct'c ointment can be ubaiHcdt dangr ruls ep-
helc Known as the pntrd peas can always be cured
ny thS remedy For the lntanmatOfy Rhcul;tign This
Ointment is the most complete remedy ever eplr,d In
" cases ont nt 100 will afford entire ,ctfta thu worst
cases of nervous headache thirty inics Far retvns
disease il is of Immense value necti0ns Of the .n hrm
mltlsm imtness liberated throat Rtuuriit PL,,
rsy, Group Chnlle Cholera MorIus Apup in In. re- ar
breast Burns. Scad head, Srrofa, salt Rhrnnl Erysrc
as unnamed eyes, evtT sorcS &c, will be Immediately
cli"vrd by thr use Of this re nicdy
Fur mrther particulars and testimonials we Dnnnlle,s
lelt with each agent.
s.K Collins, wholesale and retail Mcutpclier. Y,
JghnSon and Holden Misunderstanding, and Armpy'
WHtetbury-E. b. Green. RiChmond--T. A. Peek Rurnr.
tIn-Joseph Drmsey, Norhfcld--A A t'I.ayeIapd jr.
Hrookf'ld,-G r. Gale, hinetDn--Fnnch and Walker
Barre ~
Price 25 and 80 cents rer bottle. ealv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
COrbim's Vegetable JaundiCe
Bitters,
IJoY sale nv the gallon or mint, by s. X. COLLINS.
AGENCY OF
DIR. s. s. FITCH'S
CELERltATED MEDICINES.

Used nv him with such dtn suished success in the cure
u of Coughs Consumption, Catarlh. Asthma Heart
Diseases Dyspepsia, Gonorrhna Piles Female Compa"s
etc etc, Ais', 90, n--
Dra 8 Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Hiacc'
InbaIinq Tnhes and Lectures IN Consumption, ana the
ay If nreservinq Lille and Health to Old Age etc etc
Ma, LUCY u. LEE hns been appointed Agent ior me
sale of the above Goods aud will keep them eonsnny on
hand Mt the residence Of Mr. Joseph Lee, IN south "'"
ton VI. -, ri,oo,ions
0y-Dr Fitch's" GurDE RooK TO lMr,itps ana
for Prnmntlpa HEALTH and instructions to MothstS ~ NH
aqen,enI Of children" may he had gratunusy o
Ing for il at the house Of Mr. Lee as above an sHu""
valuable BOOK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
HEALING PROPERTIES
q The greatest Medicine ofMe .1ge.
SIANTON'S EXTERNAL. REMEDY.
CALLED
HUNTS LINIMENT,
HAS .1STO.NLSHED THE WORLD.


CRAMP IN THE CHEST AND STOMACH
NoRrH MApIsoN, June ls49.
In the fall Of l6i6 was attacked with severe crnnp in
'Cy chest and slumacknowiug something OF the rCuutn.
ton of your great Linment applied it at once and was
immediately cured, and take pleasure in recommending
u To all my friends as medicine that always be- relied
on MRS. v. A. JOHNSON,
TOOTH ACHE.
we The undersigned have frequently used Hunts Lin
nent for the Tooth Ache, and always found in its app.
cation Immediate Cessation of pain
CHAS. II. DOWD
MRS. L. A. FIELD,
Extract of Ltfte7.
Gent:-Hunt's liinmfDt is called for every day by our
hest Physician, and my customers. have been out
number ofwoeks.
There no medicine in my store that sells SO well and
is 80 highly spoken Of cy all who have used II.
tits known and acknowledged to be the best External
Hem dy offered in this market wish you to st nd mo
dozen hotties Immediately.
Yours, &c. SAMUEL. s. KIABALL.
SPINAL AFFECTION.
BmsToI, June 49, ls49
s afSIs % j. a PS has, so,%s
every effected speedy and permanent cure do
most cheeIny recommend II TO the public most inva
luhbe medicine and families should always haVH bottle
in the house. would not be without it for times tho
cost. - u. d. REED.
SEVERE sPRATN CURED
SToNiNGTOS, CT June 7ih, 1919.
Gentlemen-ln the month IT January last, srrained
my ance, the pain was most excruciatng, any one
knows who has suffered from spran. applied different
things all without relief until your Iinmen recon-.
mended Ii acted like charm, and the pain ceased,
hssTel.ing went down, and in ten days entirely
we'll would recommend to the public In general not
he without IL LORENZO WOOD.
This celebrated Medicine is for sale by every respectable
Druggt AMI Merchant throughout the country 25 and
so cents per bottle mud in this place by
3. X. COLLINS, mud REDFlELD GRANN1S.
GEORGE STANTON & Co.,
i51m Propretos, Sing Sing, N. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
SANE YOUR MONEY.


If ever, description excepting LqGoS Hn nINv "D
bonrbt with cash low inquire AVID when W. be
oiis IN sell NJ hulrsalr ar retail n tW"p coi,Ia-
h, IN he CouHty or State. Members :" wv H. !, in
",G and others visiting This place wan a." A. raitu
tcrest to purchase of Us Their viii ast, is y,u
iar-Ne can sell them al prices VIM" w."
lust cali and Try MS. Sill, r,o,r to stli hy the let or
single barrels MISC ~ a,d Frrs &C. wh,h viii e'th
S Low as the market affords. Of Ccuutty Ir,9rCe,
~ we also pay cash fer all k'"'s PECK s LEWIS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
Goo DIS Sale at ost

creating great exctem mt at KINGS Best N. ..
Kid Gloves worth rs cts for S. all cOlora, at KiNGs
CALL SOON.
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WANTED.

an or before the First day Of April next, SIX FIRST
u RATE TAILORESS GIRLS, that are well acquainted
with the business. None Others need apply.
ELLIS, WILDER co
MontpeIieT March 4, 1850 lo;if.
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SAT-.
s...F f.ua

SAEIs
I000 l'sh' Ju'' ', 50 u. 3. LoCMIs,
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For the Good Ofthc MANY.

THE ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS THAT HAVE
bsen made during the past y,ar of the efficacy aud
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The following is a list Of many OF the most
Substantial and Honorable Business
Firms in Boston. Merchants and others,
visiting the City will find the Directory
ofgreat service to them and they are
advised to take il with tbersS
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

Mr. ATCHIS0N hoped the senator's would
give way. day or two would make but little
difference in voting upon this bill. There were
only three more speeches to be delivered; only
three more.
MIR. PHELPS. s.Grati6ed." This was said
with a look that showed he was in earnest.
Mr.. ATCHISON resumed. Some senators he
noticed exceedingly anxious to take an early vote
upon this bill now, swho not long since, if his
memory served him right, were opposed to it, and
willing to discuss it day after day, and he believed
the senator from New Jersey (Mr. DArroN) was
Of that number.
Mr.. DAYTON said that if the senator's on the
other side would set day when the debate should
close, and when they were willing the vote should
be taken, he would vote now for postponement
Mr.. ATCHISON said he was not authorized
to speak. He did not wish to speak for one
After further remarks by senator's on the sub :
ject of adjournment, the vote was taken and
carried-yeas 81, nays "a.
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Another Southern Meeting.

Agreeable TO a previous call for a meeting OF
the Constitution and the Union, sat Rehoboth
Church, Montgomery county, respectable num-
Der of the citizens OF the Fork assembled on
Saturday, the 9th July.
The meeting was organized by calling Robert
d. Ware to the Chair, and appointing Robert A.
Waller Secretary.
After some appropriate remarks by G. w. Tay-
lor, DIR. Vckers and r. A Waller, explanatory
Of the object Of the meeting, it was moved by @.
w. Taylor that the Chair appoint committee OF
five to draft resolutions expressive of the opin-
ions of the meeting on the great and important
subjects which are now agiatng the councils OF
the country. Whereupon the Chair appointed G.
w. Taylor, DR.. Vickers, Robert A. Waller, DIR.
Nickers, Robert A. Waller, w. +. Drake and
Henry Townsend.
On motion, the Chairman was added to the
committee .
The Committee, after having retired for short
time, returned and offered the following resolu-
tons, which were unanimously adopted:
i. Resolved, That the time has come when i,
behooves every Southern man, and lover Of the
Constitution to consider the best means Of preserp-
ing the Union.
2 Resolved, That we do cordially approve and
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

WEST PoINT ACADEMY.--Lisf of Grad,ates.--
The report Of the Board Of Visitors to this inst-
tuition has been published. II is exceedingly
commendatory in every department. The COM
mttee on instruction recommend the introduction
of the study Of the Spanish anguage-of the evil
dences Of natural and revealed religion, of inter-
national and constitutional law, and of English
composition and eloquence. As necessary con-
sequence, they recommend an addition OF a year
to the course of study and any necessary increase
of instructors ~ s ,sgl .sf,
The committee on fiscal affairs report that the
pay Of the cadets is really not sufficient for their
| necessary expenses, and recommend that it be
raised to the original amount Of $28 per month.
The Board unanimously concur in the views and
recommendations Of the committees.
A correspondent sends us the following list of
graduates Of West Point, June, 1850, arranged
according to general standing. We regret that he
does not furnish their christian names
l. Prime; g. Warren; 8. Crispin; 4. Grover, s.
Wyman; 6. Wheelock; 7. Culbertson; 8. Mack
8. DUNCAN; 10. Bowent; IL. Magruder IL. Stem
mer; ID. Arnold; IA. Flewellen; Is. Walker; l6.
Mebane; IL. Long; 10. Ransom R; 10. Carr; 90.
Carn; 81. Beckwith; %. Winder, %. Bates; "a.
Holiday; 25. Marshall; 26. Pearce, NJ B.; 81.
Calhoun; %. Johnston; 49, Bingham; 80. Colcord;
81. McFeely; 80 Alley; SO. Cabe; a. Wilson;
35. Bankhead; 36. Sargent; 81. Cole; 80. Mou-
ton; 81. Halle; 40. Corley; Al. Scarle; 49, Max
well; 43 Follett A. Stith .,s.,,.s#. 55 .l.,
Out of class Of about 1913 only this number of
gentlemen have received their diplomas,
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were ordered on agreeing to this amendment
when 1T was agreed to--yeas IS, nays 10.
! THE above amendment makes the expenses OF
the Treasury of the United States, rather than on
the revenue ON the SAID Department, as hereto
lfore.--REr.
I'd. To strike out from lines IL and 10, S97, 1865,
and insert instead, $4,000, which said amend
ment was not agreed to.
The next question being on the proyiso, moved
lastby Mr. BArY--to repeal the clause of the last
annual deficiency bill, making the above appro-
priation for paying the Post Master. General, as
sistant Post Master General, Clerks and Messen-
gers, &C., of the Post Office Department (Which
left unrepealed, would amount to double appro-
priation for the same purpose.-REp.) The said
proviso was agreed to.
The question being next on the amendment pro-
posing strike out from line SO to line 49, and in
sert instead, SO as to allow the Department fifteen
instead Of ten temporary clerks-four instead of
two Gas the bill provides) at 81 400 each, and four
instead of two at 81 200 each, and instead of
six at 81 900 each. The yeas and nays were called
and they were ordered, and then il was agreed to
yeas 50, nays rs.
MIR. BAYLY moved the previous question on
the question of the engrossment and third read
ing Of the bill; which being seconded by the
House,
Mr.. PHELPS asked the yeas and nays, and
they were ordered; when the bill was ordered to
be engrossed and read the third tme--yeas III,
nays AZ.
This bill being next passed,
Mr.. BAYLY moved to reconsider that vote,
and then to lay the motion to reconsider on the
table; which last motion was agreed to-when
On motion, the House adjourned.
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or creating new territories.

new States, or creating new territories.
Resolved, As citizens of Georgia, we will be gov
erned by the actions and doings of State Con-
yention, should one be called under the recent act
of the legislature.
After which, Judge Jones, of Pauding, arose
and addressed the meeting at some length, and
with his usual earnestness and ability, he declared
that he was willing to abide by the Missouri Com
promise, and heartily concurred in the proceed
ings OF the Nashville Convention. After he con-
cluded his remarks, the Hon VIM. H. Stiles ad
dressed the meeting in very able and eloquent
manner. He recapitulated the injuries and griey-
ances the South had sustained at the hands of the
North, and insisted on the South s taking stand
on the Missouri Compromise, and saying TO the
North I" thus far shalt thou come, and no far
ther J" and expressed himself heartily in favor of
the proceedings of the Nashville Convention.
Having concluded his address, William Gordon,
Esq, arose and briefly addressed the meeting
he declared himself in favor of the Clay Compro-
mise, and il that could not be obtained he declared
his Willingness to fight. When he had concluded,
Col. l.. w. Crook, of Chattooga, addressed the
meeting. He conceded in the main, in the views
expressed by Judge Jones and Hon. w. A. Stiles
expressed himself in favor of the Missouri Com
promise, and also in favor OF the proceedings of
the Nashville Convention. After the conclusion
of his remarks, Judge Kenan then arose and ad-
dressed the meeting, speaking in favor Of the pro-
ceedlngs ofthe Convention, and against any South
ern man who would suffer his rights to be tramp
led upon by the North. Having concluded his
address, the question was taken on the adoption
of the resolutions, read at the opening of the
meeting; whereupon, they were unanimously
adopted.
On motion of Col. VIM. b. Cone,
Resolped, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the "Dalton Times" and the
"Rome Southerner."
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
JOHN HAMILTON, Wing, lp.os;don,,
A kxrr~ <s.,Nr
J W' X w M apas'' Secretaries.
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HEALTH acknowledgements.

OFFICE OF THE Board op HEALTH, Arc. 5.
inerMie''fs during the month ending July 80, 1850.
Aptha, 2; abortion, 1; brain. D. brain. conees-
ton OF, 2; brain, inflammation of, 9; brain, efuson
OF, /; cancer of the breast, Il cholera, (died out
the city, 1; cholera nfantum, 81; cholera morbus,
l; consumption, II; commissions, 3; decline. / !;
diarrhGa, A. chronic, 4; dropsy, q; dropsy Of the
chest, q drowned, |; dysentery, IA; ehteritis, Al;
CASTRO enteritis, 2; erysipelas, 1 encephaoid, /;
fever, congestiye, L; gangrene L; gastric derange-
ment, !, gastric irriaton Il hepatitis, acute, j /;
whooping cough, 2; hydrocephalus, 3; heat and
cold water, 2; intemperance, s. jaundice, 9: lungs,
hemorrhage of, /; marasmus, 2; new born, found
dead,) L; neglect, 2; pneumonia, l premature
birth, l; purpura hemorrhagIca, l; scarlet fever,
=; strangulated hernia, i; structure of esophagus,
Ii still born, A; tables mesenterica, 1; teethng 4;
unknown and not reported g.