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Extract from a Letter.
To those just Married. -" Had ! knowRm

"PHiEADGIPhfA, Nov -. tst1.
"DK. A. NJ. AAunicgAr; Had ] Known N the 10
porsnt matters ues,ed Of in The Married Womsn's
Private Medical Compsnion' anne yesrs ego how
much misery NIGH, have csoap-d ! have suffered
year, irom causes which you point out Ia your boek
t,out knowing what n do obtained q copy and
LJund my case treated Of trust every female viii
avail herself Of the information contained In its psgea
Letter. arv daily received Of this charaessr uuss
oessary To present
To thnse yet unmarried, but cont emplsuns nass
rlsrs, OF perhaps hesitsting A. n the proyrie-y 81
mourning tn responsibilities susndAnt upon II, Ne
importance Of being possessed Of the revelations
tsnsd N these pases 90 Intimately involving d'e'r
future hsppinsss. can mot be appreciated
IL TO- Of ooarse. impTsctsoable 70 convey move f!1y
tho various subjects treated Of. A. they arc n . ns-
strictly Intended os the msrned. o. thlss con-
ten,plstng marriage neither 10 II Necessary, s'nns
10 every one duty ~ became possessed a knowL
sdee whorrly The suf,ril.s which vile. roth
o.. or = sister. nsy be suiject. esn he ot'visted
- Copies viii ~ sspi hy Mail free 81 Pssssss
- the Purchaser.
~ On To-. recsipt IL One Dollar. - THE MAR.
RiED WOMAN MEDICAL con
Uu.ed States All i1tien mus, be post PAID except
tos~ containing . rcniitisncsl. sod Addressed IN DR..
4 NJ MAuRlCEAU. Bon 1874. New York City.
Publishing Once. No. lzs Liberty 81, New YIk
within ih1ss nSstss nth pssfeei ssi,ty and CO.
tAinty.
Boo kssiler And agenu engaged 10 Ito sale
are making hsnd'>me eoDpsieac!es from The
ready ,nd extraordinary demand for 81, 81
the extremely liberal te'ni afforded them.
Active loeSi and travelling agents through
ut tho United States ard Csnsdss.vil! ts,uy
piled on the Fam. terms Comm pnies tions OF
required to be postpaid and addressed ~ above
'.'CAUTlOS The public are 'eauiioLsa
,ssinsi various es:eh-pesD,ss ietsbdsd 70 -
pAlnsd ea nron them, Initiating the ri,ls eth
work a. The Married LApiEs' NJ sdiesi Cos
rsnien,' and ,srioas other ,tle' The ,lts q
the ~aTk 10 'THG MAnaIro wOhASs Ps+
~ATs hEp,eAt CeasASissi kJ Dr. A n.
!AssrteSss, 30
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AGENCY OF DIR. y. =. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINE,

Used by him with such distinguished success IN
the euro Of Coughs, Consumption, Ciianh,
Asthma. Heart Diseases, Dyspepsy, Plies, Female
&c. &c.
DR.. g s FTrCHS
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Shoulder Braces. inhalDs Tubes, an Lectures on
Consumption and The art OF presef'ing Life aud
Health to Old Age, &c, &c.
DR>. CHEkVER & REMICK
Have been appo aed Agents for the sale OF the abuve
Goods, and will keep them constantly on hand at
their stors, No. | FREMONT TEMPLE, Bo-,on
and of W. A. BACON, Ludlow, and DR.. JAMES
POR TER, putand.
uS-Dr FirCH'S 'GUfDE BOOK TO INyAI.lDS
and Directions nr Promu,ne Health and lnstruci ions
to Mothers IN the Management Of Ch,iiren," may
he had, Pratu,ousiy. by Calling for IL al the AGENTS
above. An extremely valuable book. On
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

THIS Elegan,
prepa rattan ~
last taking the
place Of all 9th.
er artic les IN
use , for res,or
ing aud dress.
Ing The HINT
u prevents The
Halt from Gll.
ing Oft, promol.
es ITS growth.
rerpoves danl.
ruff and restores
The natural and
luHnriani grow.
tn Of the Hair
In all cases II
ba ldness. al.
~ removes pain
and heat in the
heal an,t 4. "a
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iiNns and delightfully."- situated house. with
good barns nnh sheds to nccomm oda'c 20 hor.
ses will be sold at a bargain To any one wishing
tokrep public house This is n good plocc ns
il is in the centre Of one Of the handScmcst vii
lagos IN the state Of Vermont. There i. two
acres Of the very best of land beautiful shade
tree, amply watcrcl, aud will be sold cheap
for ca.h. The place can bc rcutci ior $50 per
nnnum, and will be sold for $1,000. as the pro-
prietors have moved out Of the county.
Apply - IA>puS a. GKAvEs, Rutland VI.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH 4 GRAHAM

AVE !ust received from New Nork Steel
u u sId bes, Bias Capped Patent and com
n.oh AIlss; BRAS Bssds; Plated Dash Scrolls,
Dssh Frames, Psssst L<sihsr. Rsbt~r CIoth,
ID, carpet. Mats, Moss snd Csried n sis, Bevs.
20 alta and Hinges ios Tops, Wy Ns,s. Halter
ohsins. &c a-e. The above gods gill BE- soid
{ hssf<f THAI esH te bosrtt elssUsers in Yer
neat. GOODRICH L GRAHAM
Wee Fcrsaa. ia, -. lsSe. u
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A RARE CHANCE.
TO rrasoNs wnmsNc TO p,iLI

W " ~
'I'UE Sab.rt,,~r, ~spld fvsr~eunHy gr.e
rei.o~ ihsi ',.e, have rcc~niir porch ed
,a wm Han E-q the lot ef land adjoining
lice ib~rs, creands m the East, aud fronting
UPON ,hs mst- read t~sA,re into the vhisEr
from the West, upon ~bsh thy ere shout
10, ing ots, stfre,s ard dividing Il ,ato totisbie
hn,jdtsx lsts. ssohtneirg so,ns ~ the chn'r~ss
i.cs,,ons Tot brs,n~.s ~ private rr.,a~ne~s "a
ie foDna ~ Rus,aaa ~hrh ,hss cn-t To pu''
charts " 10 ars,re 10 l-v,id. py.n EASY terms
In s~w al the prospective iDt,.s-r Il bos'-
prss "a cor village oonsrqn.n ~ upon the com.
pi.t,on Of The X 4 n Railroad nod the e"n
suse,,on 81 others ~ progyrss this oh-is
'sr~ chance f., y~rson. i.hine 10 locate IN
Rutland and trn,uves = very graf ohs,ac'e
heretofore existing W The way Of improve
ncn, IN our village.
There ~ upon the prrni,s~p fine ledge ~
building sienc viiich rsn ~ eosur~d al email
ripcn.r. and lanbrf and other ms'~t,Al. nay
he purchased IN the vicinity al very frasona'
biz rates
For further particulars enfn''r NJ tho Sub
uf,bcrs. MEIER EDISON.
MARCUS I. NORTON
Rutland. MAY -, IcIg 2pf
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RECOMMENDATICNs.

RECOMMESDATICN
certificate Of Or. Perry, Portsmouth, N. H)
PoRtsMourH, September 20, 1919.
Mr.. J. p. Moore Agent for "Whte' 8 Hair Res,or.
a'ive."-near Sir deem II my duty to state some
facts respecting The inestimahle value of Whites
Hair Restorative. Several years ago, sfer a severe
ft Of sickness my wife los, AZ Of her hair The scalp
appeared diseased and the hair grew out harsh and
uneaven. About YEA ago, by another fl Of sck.
ness she lost all Of her hair second time and ff
long time there Mas sppafentIy no action 10 tn.
scalp. Amer various applications was induced 10
Try the above mentioned Resorsi I've and now after
The use ola few bottles her hair has grown out as
thick. as lustrous, and as beautiful a color ever
Furthermore, for a long tine ! have leen afflicted
With neura'gc and other pains In my head. and
have fnund II The he's, ext etnul remedy ! have ever
tried can therefore ceeffuliy recommend ~ 10 all
VINO are afflicted az above as The hest article have
ever seen. Most respectfully yoors.
A. PERRY, NJ n.
Manufactured by V. WHITE, Lowell, Mas. ~ ~
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Men fOI California

are almost universally insuring in thi.C ompany
because terms are so reasonable.
HEADS OF FAMiiIEs areauIious to insure in
this Company,-a safe Institution.
SALAHIrn Man, are en'uring in this company
by scores.
Hard no,king men, invest in this company be-
cause they regard it AS the best ofsayings banks
To lay up their earnings in for their wives and
children.
Capitalists invest with this company BY TAX
ing out policies for life, because they regard il
MS good as money at IL to 20 per cent interest.
All classe. and conditions of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thing
in Hartford, when they meet with losses, they
pay sup at once.
Pcb. l3 5tf
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The business oftteCoinpauv will he conduct.
ed upon the JoiS1 stock. and upon tie ArrrA1
principal at tho option of the Insured thus meet.
ing the wants and circumstances Of the public
more fully. il il believed, than purely mutua
companies can Ia.
d. the Joint Stock principle The insured will
pay " 3 per ccnt. les. for Insurance than the
rates ~ the beat organized mutual CnInpauics
or will receive what Is rqui, alcnt to 80 l.J per
cent Icr annuin IN dividend profits 'paid in al.
vance, Instead Of receiving an uncertain amount
Al the cHd OF each year in SCRIPT cert icntc. re.
dccmahle on certain contingencies while nj the
same tim. the annual cash payments are iucrcns.
ItS the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount oi the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company bro.
pose 4" insure at the usual rates of mHtuait ON.
parics. dividing the net earnings each yrnr Civ
ing script certificates rcdcemahIe after u Mutual
lusuranceFund ~ TwoHundrci thousand Dol.
iars is accumulated, md charging a COMM. sion
for conducting that part of the businesseaui,a.
lent to only about one half the expenses of the
Company, occurring (lOsses being equal) larger
yearly dividend 10 the mutual n,urers besides
giving the members u lien upon = Joint Stock
Capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars n
large Joint stock Reserve Fuud which will be
pledged ms security for payment of Iossas in
addition to The usual Capital and reserve Fund
10 mutual Companies.
'IhS company i. not only one of the most
prosperous but also one of the very be., in tho
conntry.-I Hartford DaHy Courier.
No Company in the Union has Ind such a
run of business as this company since its organ.
izatiDi.
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Parallel Railway AXlcS.

GEORGE GARDINER & co, 3 Liberty
Square, Boston, offer for sale Parallel Rail
way Asles OF superior quality. The Parallel
Axles, from late experiments IN England,
have been shown by Mr. G.. b. Thorneycrolt
TO he superior to any others in use
Oct. :, 1870. 402m.
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= -1--@Is I9-a--8-@''-'
NOTICE.

CtAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber
- about the z5th Of October, last, a small
red yesrling heiier. The owner is requested
10 prove property pay charges and take il,
away. HUDSON SHAW.
Wallingford, Nov II, 1850. -
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Ono Of the Greatest Dis
COVeries Oftllc Age.
UHIT'E"S H.iIR REST.

WHITES nam RESTORATIVE
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For Restoring, Beonttwny, Ci,nnanp, Soft.
ening, and Dressing THE nam.
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81 10 be si,lsssi this ssvsfslsa ,.o.se, 40. 49,
vim La surprised thai zee are . ,n.f s.h,oa H.
ssoa 70 base sssd Il tstsss Il 10 no rec "a ns !,
he's been lsssss We psSiie ~ ,eass 80 ID ~
lag .s shsus ~ sssi "a, % "a us,cs /, = ~.
IASn EALlUGt vi Ve,,as X =, rev Yea
ans sa he psoGses Ia IN cailsl Asss
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WORK & STAT
UARY.
Il. II. KINNEY

NF"7pFoT and NORTHUMBERLAND WOrLtr.
N5ot LD respectfully announce to the pub
w iic that he intends 10 locate himself in
rutland. VT.
i"r the porp"se OF pursuing his profession in all
its branches.
Al orders for Busts, Statues Monume n,s.
Head stones, SC, will he gratefully received
,nd promptly attended TO.
The best of references given, in regard TO
| sste N design, aud skill IN execution.
Franklin Hotel, Rutland, VT, June &c, 1850,
2itf
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THE MARRIED WON ANS
Private Medical Companion.

,aovs,sos % pusAsss ~ ~~wBa
T~sni.ttA Edition isno. PIP $50. Poos o. %
THIS WORK IS INTENDED kSrEcIAL
IY FOR the MARRIED.. q tinso cunismp~-
,;ns msrrisve ~ IL dscsrs Important secrse " lnsh
should la know 10 them particularly
Here, every female--thc wiic. tho nathsr--ths
me either padding into ~nmanbo.d ot tho ne 10
die decline Of years, In whom nature contemplate
an important CHANGE dstover tho csusos. syrnp-
toms AMI the I'm II ehkci ens revnedica asI
tain uodo Of cure, In ivory cunplanA 70 ~h'os hsf
Sex 10 subject
q blessing to thousands. Is the innamsrshs letter.
received by tho su'hr which he 10 Pofnsied ~ me
writers 10 ruLlish) ri attest
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Es!,ae, Of a Lsile, from Gssiie~ss ~ Ds,Isa q
-DAvroS, Nay !, is<1.
.DR A. NJ MAuNicsAr-My Den, Nv, The
Married womsn's Priv ate Medical Cosppantra, h
which enclosed one dollar TO ySss .Adrssa ss.s
eaftly TO hand. ] would not have tFuabSed ysu win
these Eew limos. but that ! am tmpeiisd by ssnss
Of gratitude Es rnysef snd wife. 70 give attss~nss
10 our sincere aud ne atfsh emotions
INV wife has been pcrceptitAy sinking foe 5000
thrrs years more. in consequences Of bor greet A.
Euish aud suffering sotae months betore Esd doreS
confinement; every successive one rrne ano my
debilha ,ed and Frustrated bcr putting her Mo In -
mincpt danger anil which was, On the last oceastsa.
dcspsired u 1supposcd tina, this as,s "a tkR3s w.
inevitable. and resigned myself to m-ot the ~Vrse
At this ,imo NOV about two n,orthsl heard yos
hook highly spoken d. A. eonss sa's. soss maltese
reaching my case On its receipt and psnnal. 60
not cxpro.s you the relief aHosded my dssGssses
mind and the Joy il psscs impaired 70 my WE. -
lie srninc that the great discovery II n. n. Dsso
mesux provided a remedy. II opened prospect -
no which li,tls conceived was possible. No pesc
mary consid Grafton can ever repay the seieatces
m under u Won (cr having heeo ths means al -
M rtins "A a. he mai,ers contained in TIE Ma,ed
Womsn's Private Medical Companion Bet h
this ere ssosher year woad hsvs pas'sd orc -
head, in ~ human probability my wife wosh he's
been Ia her sruvs. and my childrsa Loft no<hsfs>A'
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BARON n WENxELS
GREAT GERMAN REMEDY

For weak, sore and lnfisned eyes-iiem.
orrbotds (of piles Salt Khcuu,, cbspprd
hsnds, Cmibisrns, Puppies, Blolch.s and al!
e4,s as-s # the slin,
THIS r~ni~ay which has for years bee n ex-
,ensvels used n their practice by the mos.
e"isbrct~a fhs ss,sns al Germsay, ,s no~ for
the hSss hmt, introduced To the Amer,csn
paslio Its soees-. has been uhbauneed N
the Old World. and Il 70 believed tbs, Il viii
r. baked by the Ausrcrn public, az one Of
me- greatest r~ned'es of the age II effects
cures IN a mort astonishing short spare Of
hm<. shn its appl,estoo eau 81 no tia.e
have bad sii.e, on the patient.
Mrs Z k,dder. Ag~n;, Boston
" l. sfEscER, whoiessle Ag.n, for
vernsnl
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TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.
AT FACTORY POINT, VT,

UNHE Buildings former
Il ly occupied AS II Tav-
ern by T.. NJ Curtis, are
now offered for sale.
The house and outbuild
ings are in complete re
pair. The large commo
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ssYsrERIEs o. MEDICINE
Lrtaltkt biM0YffN OF The lsf.

DID F~1 'ser uss No
Alisiefs All HssiIng
Oihumeni, Csftaihiy
you have Tor there AGs
few " soy, Who has.
, sst svsiied Tia nassl,e.
1 4 its euntiys qualtis.
I DUTY assds tnsiIe
| 'Dn,ines III. psnons ns
as II that /. 10 resii,
sad ifsly tbs hest ani
es srtsai. EsqsiIs If
me tsEs Of thousaaf..
she bsss nesa 10 ~.
Constant sss Of IL, ssd
thsyu,ii ID viS< vssu mas
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sovereign remedy for al diseases AZ tho scalp Il
give. tho Hair brilliant Glossy instre silken tex.
tuie.anha healthy vigorous appearance No I.ady's
toilet eau lie complete without this indis peusbie ar
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TIL. fAtrOY
CAUTION.

To avoid imposition 1t vii. h. necessary 10 zee that
nr JAMES X. CHILTON'S CERTIFICATE q. well az
the signature Of DR. y r. Townsend 10 on the outside
wrapper NJ each bottle
nS-sold hy u l. SPENCER, Rutland and by all
tho principal Druggists aud Country Merohsn
Throughout tho Uoitsd States Csna,'as Sr
Hf-FroprielOrs' office - NASSAU SrREEr In
The building fnrmcry occupied by the South Baptist
Church. New York. 2s .Gm
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Rrri.AND COUNTY

ict>r,-R EThrall CeuntrAg gent, Rutland,
Ezra Jane brandon. e, 4. Hitchcock ,Pitt.iord.
Chester Spencer. Ca,ti,ton Capcn Leonard.
thittericu. Sila.N Hodge, Clarendon; A. Rlis.
Pcultney, DE, Ni.holson, Wsilinrsford. Fay
cite Potter Pawtci.
MrpiSA,EshNt.rRs.---C vrusPorter. Rutland:
T.. u. Drury, Pittsforj; A. KcnIrick, Pouitnc,
: nough;on, Pa~lci II y Bowen, Clarendon
ID " oed~ari CsstI,ton; Josiah " Hale, Bran
don, JOHN Fox. Wallingfuyd
BENN/NG rON COUNTY
Aorsrs. Binghsr 4 McEowen, Ceunty Agents.
Remington; y ~ Batchoiier. Arlington. DANIEL
Roberts, Jr- Manchester; y Il Dougis.s Shafts
barry; CYRUS Arring'un, nur.c'.
Medical Examiners. tuthcrMu,eIr, arlington.
swift, Bennipst"n; HDNes cham, Aan.A.s,er; y
Johnson, >hsft,hury.
california Life Risks
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wssDoy Sab. ,,.,,
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4 2
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19
SchooInisfrict No. l.

We have had the pleasure, from time to time,
Of attending the recitation Of the several classes
in the school of District No / and we wish
now TO say few things to call the attention of
the parents and friends of the school TO the char
acter of the school as a whole, and to the prof.
cheney of the scholars, as well as to the necess-
ty of their supervision in order to know what the
interests of the school and district require, and
the best way of meeting these requirements.
We shall not in this article suggest any thing
upon the aforementioned subject, because we
deem it of consequence sufficient for an article
OF itself, and we shall embrace an early oppor-
tunity to make some suggestions upon it. Il
has afforded us no small degree of qualification
to notice the improvement of the scholars in this
school Less ian nine months 400 the mosr
of these children were running wild and bar
harous through the streets, with little knowledge
Of letters and less regard of restraint or disci
pine; and when they first went into the school
room, many can bear witness to the chaos and
ments which foamed and surged around. Soon
however, under the unwearied wachings of the
Principal, and his female ccadjutor. assisted by
relays of abc-bodied men. it was announced
that "order reigned in Warsaw; :" and since tha,
time, the classes have made rand and solid i'm
provement in the different studies they have
pursued The teachers have worked unwea-
redlv, and well have thew been repaid for their
toll in the manifest nroorass Of tho scholars.
That there are sam. scholars who bavo not 3D.
vanccd as fast as others. is what was to have
been expected: on the other hand, there is a
large majority who have progressed faster than
we had right to expect; and to particularzo
a little, we must be pardonod for saving that
there are no superiors. in our estimation, to be
found in this or any other STATE, when the time
Of study. and other thinrs. are taken into tba
account. to q few classes who have bacn pndar
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19
Tearing up Shade Trees.

We were very sorry to learn that our nearest
neighbor, who had taken some pains to follow
ont the hints which we had suggested in refer
ence to setting out shade trees, had some of them
torn up on Sunday evening, by some miserable
miscreant The act was so base, so mean, so
cowardIy, and betraying such general hatred
of God, nature, beauty, humanity, and the world
at large, that we thought at one time we would
say nothing about ii. because we knew we could
not do the scaawags justice, and retain the
respect our readers. And all we have to
say now Is, that if any one will give us intor-
nation that viii convict the pusillaninous, devil
begotten wretch, he shall be rel rclrarded. II
the Mayor of the city don't feel like measuring
out full justice to this libel upon bipeds, we know
Of one Justice Of the Peace who says lie knows
how to do it. lfitis not possible for our neigh
Dor to keep his trees in the ground in any other
way, he proposes TO send to Milwaukee for the
City Guards-thoy would have no objection to
another visit TO Kenosha. c.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19
Friday, April ~, 1850.
Subscribers 10 the Telegraph.

We are very much gratified at the increasing
evidence we have of the estimation in which our
paper is held by the respectable portion of the
community. In no week since we have been
connected with the Telegraph have we ha so
many new subscribers as during the past week :;
and these, too, every one Of them, have come in
without any solicitation on our part We did
not know how to account for it at one time.
Since, however, we have learned that the praters
for National Democracy have been about, cheat
ing the bush" for subscribers to a new paper
ostehsibly opposed to TIE character and objects
Of the Telegraph. While they have been beat
ing the bush, it seems we have been Catching
the birds Sir them up, boys-this is just the
place for you to work; we shall enlarge our
edition next week to accommodate those friend
who thoaght we needed no encouragement, be.
cause We had no opposition. c.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19

dence. BY the power of the sword we secured
the freedom of ideas, and the war for liberty and
independence commenced in blood, has since
progressed by the peaceful conflict of ideas, and
our march in freedom has been onward. When
then we are asked 10 neglect the cause of right
and correct principle, that we may have harmony
and therefore success, we are asked to turn trail
tors to the purposes for which the war of indie
pendence was commenced. We like peace and
harmony well as any person, but peace and
harmony hal only by slavish submission to in
dignity and evil are dearly purchased. No, the
point is just here. Our government is admirably
constructed to secure the great results of true
republicanism. We find, as we progress, that
the constitution on which we rest, was formed to
harmonic with the progressive mind, so that
when higher points Of general and individual
freedom are perceived and sought, there is no OBJ
stacle TO reaching them. Labor now demands
that the local laws which chattelize labor, shall
not be extended to new territory. This the con-
stution permits. Now it is desired to defeat
this end and it is for this purpose that all these
efforts TO caJoIe and trghten people are resoreG
to. We should recol,ect and bear this in mind
In demanding that slavery hall not be permitted
in new territory, we demand only what, accor-
ding the best evidence, the constitution permits
If the freedom and interest of labor is at tie ba-
sis of repubcanism, then five will be true 10 the
republic we must be true to this interest, and to
insist on this restriction, is tie true national de-
mocracy. All else is but sectional, and this at
tempt to defeat the Wmot proviso. and to per-
NIT slavery to go where it pleases, is the demo-
cracy of few and of section; it cannot become
the democracy of the mass and OF the nation.
| On this question, Wisconsin is right, and we
trust she will remain so. The position Of her
democracy is the true one, and we hope they
viii ever, as they have resolved, make the good
Of the masses, of the bone and snew Of the whole
country, the essence of their democracy, rather
than to be led astray by the cry of demagogues,
or the threats or flattery of any persons.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-19

SAD AcC1DEST.-As Mr.. John Wilson was
stacking up some lumber the other day, the pile
became inclined, and before he coulu arrest its
progress or make his escape, be was thrown
down and severely injured by the weight of the
lumber which fell upon his PROSTATE person.
Eight or Ten men soon came to his rescue, and
carried him to his house. We understand that
he is now as comfortable as could be expected
under the circumstances. We trust and hope
that he will soon recover.