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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05
G0itor's Cable.

IHE CoMMONwEALTH.--We know of no
newspaper that has established SO good a repu-
tatlon, III so short time, as the Boston Common
'0eaAh. The price of the daily, here, is two
cents, while the other Boston dallies are butone
cent-and yet, with double the price, we verify
believe that double the number of this paper is
bought here to that Of any other that reaches US.
And IN this we think the public are deciding
correctly; for we esteem it journal of rare ex-
ceiIence, aside from the great ability with which
1t advocates the cause in which it has enlisted.
Those who can afford to take both home and
city paper, will find it treat.
The CARPET-BAG.-We have noticed this
neat and interesting weekly before, but did not
speak declslvely of its merits, thinking we would
wait and see how it wore. We have now read
1t many weeks, and find it sustaining itself, and
even improving on the first number, which, by
common consent, we believe, was pronounced
good. Messrs. Snow Il Wilder are no humbugs
themselves, nor do they deal IN humbugs. as
the manner of some is" Their Garnet Bag is
worthy of success.
YANKEE BLADE-We mention this paper TO
say that the California sketch which appeared
In our paper week or two ago, was written for
the Blade, by very skillful sketcher, who we
understand, has been, or is now, in that country,
and the article should have been credited &C.
cordlngIy. The omission, our foreman says,
arose from the fact that it was set from another
paper, committing the same error. We are al
ways anxious to credit the articles taken from
the Yankee Blade, because we think its name
helps our own paper Islnot that conclusive de-
tense, friend Mathews?
TRADITIONAL HIsToRr AND CHARAcrER1s-
TIC SKETCHES OF THE OUBwAY NATION :bvG.
COPtcaB Chief Of that .Nation.-This work has
Just been bought outby BIB. Mussey & Co..who
are rapidly gaining high reputation as publish
ers. The book is the original production of this
educated and gifted chief, well-wrtten and full
OF interest. 1t is a handsome volume Of o6G
pages; price, about rs cts. Our booksellers
could scarcely order more interesting. and as
we think, salable book.
The JENNY LIND GLEE. Book. containing
Jenny's popular songs, together with selections
from other authors, arranged for Treble, Alto.
Tenor and Bass voices by David Paine: B. B.
Mussey d Co. Publishers, This work is said
by Judges to be an excellent music book.
The INTERNATIONAL for June fully sustains
its enviable reputation.
lHE DAGUERREAN JOURNAL, a monthly dc.
voted to this and kindred arts. S. d. Hum
phrey' Publisher, 81, Broadway, NY. An
acquisition, doubtless, to the interested.
VT AUTOGRAPH g. REMARKER.--The person
we left in charge of these matters. in onr alb
sence last week, gave the .4,,tograph slap for
correcting us about the date of Monroes visit,
1917, instead of 1919 as it appeared in the Free
man,-and also for scolding us for negecting to
acknowledge or publish certain articles he had
sent u.s. The autograph is right, probably, con-
corning the date. AS tC the communications,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05
MENTOR.
Summers Letter of Acceptance.

If there is in human conduct, as con,
nected with the action of parties, anything
that approaches to the beautiful and sub.
line, it is in just such a line of behavior
as that pursued by Mr.. Sumner. How lit.
tie like the popular acts of the demagogue
How different from the low tricks of the
mere politician How far above the usual
Vaccinations of the aspirants after senate
rial and presidential honors Charles Sum-
ner stands exalted by his conduct, upon a
L" platform" where it is lamlnlable that so
few can bear him company. He has writ
ten his name high among those who have
been tempted, aud stood fast lie has Civ
EN- an example, worthy to be held up be-
fore the eyes OF all men, of that unseish
patriotism which asks nothing for its pos.
SCISSOR, but desires all for his country.
1t is impossible for an example like this
to fall to the ground, and do no good
Corrupt and selfish as the mass of active
politicians at times become, they are never
SO bad as that would indicate. According.
ly, we see, already, the commencement OF
re action in the case of Mr.. Sumner
Men who denounced him when his name
was before the Massachusetts Legislature,
have bestowed unstined praise since the
publication of his letter of acceptance, up
on the soundness of his judgement, and the
purity of his purpose. Presses that before
could see no hope of anything good to come
out of the Nazareth OF the Old Bay State.
now throw off hundreds of thousands of that
letter, sending it over the whole land, as il
it were, as indeed it is, wise, patriotic and
full of truth-NatiOnal Era.
We rejoice to see the citizens of Montpelier
making move to celebrate on the 18th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05

ZADoCK THoMPsoN.-We are gratifed to
learn that the Rev. Zadock Thompson, the au-
thor of the Gazetteer and History of Vermont, a
mass of original MATERIAL more minute and val
liable than was ever collected, probably, in con
ncction with the civil and natural history of any
State in the Union,-has been appointed Profess
sor of Chemistry and Natural History in the
University of Vermont. We deem Mr. T, the
best naturalist in New England, and think he
will honor the University as much as the Uni
versity honors him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05

PALFREY, it is said, was defeated by the votes
of the students of Cambridge College, who, for
the first time were permitted to vote at such
elections. They Kissed and all but mobbed
Horace Mann, while making speech in Cam
bridge, the week before. Such things will help
this College nightly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05
EVENING.

WEBSTER has made another long speech at
Albany, still crying, great is the Compromise p'
1t is more Hunkerish than his speech at Buffalo
the week before, in which, among his late low
bows to the South, he made something like
nod to the North.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05

GREAT RIOT AT HoBoKEN.-A terrible riot
took place at Hoboken on the Goth, between the
Germans, who went over from the city of New
York to celebrate their annual festival and
large band of city rowdies, who attempted to
disturb them. The consequence was a bloody
fight, in which several were killed and many
wounded, before the police could restore quiet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05

% The new female costume is making its
appearance everywhere. One lady in Monpel
Ter has once ventured out in it, at twilight
Don't be fraid, ladies' the fashion will prevail
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05

The CHOLERA is on the increase in the val
ley of the Mississippi. Fourteen deaths from
that disease occurred in New Orleans, In the
week ending May II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05

The Democrats who wish to act with the Ma
tional Democratic party, and who lin the Ian
guage of one of the resolutions passed at the
late State Convention, are willing to act and
work without offering Or accepting any new
tests of party faith, are requested to meet at the
Court House in Montpelier, on Tuesday, the
10th day of June, inst, at nine o'clock A. M. ,
for the purpose Of presenting ticket for County
officers who shall be worthy of the cordial sup
port of all honest men. Democrats in the seve-
raj towns will see that the notice is sufficiently
circulated, and get out a full delegation Speak
ers from abroad are expected to address the Con-
vantion and cheer us with an account of the
prosperity of our good cause in other portions
of the State. We will have good time, Come
on, young men and old veterans, and gladden.
our hearts with your presence, and assist us by
your counsel.
SAMUEL %.5l T5an Wells r.s County
June 2, 1851.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05

o. The Legislature of Massachusetts,, at
Its late Session, passed an act to authorize free
Banking.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05
Washington County Democratic
Convention.

The Old Line Democrats having no organ in
this County, as matter of courtesy, we comply
with their request in publishing the following:
ED,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-05

THE CENSUS .-The corrected returns of the
new census show population in the u States
of 23,OOO298.
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THE COURSE OF CREATION BY John Anderson
D D. Nsw6urgh, sectsnd, with GlosSy OF seieuuhs
Tefml
d" va0sh's. fsh ard ssepiy a,srss,.rg sok IL
clear tescfelg the Esi sutars of Seo,sss. kug
-, fnrcs &e the suthcg scmHaes oaehks % NE
trsst Acts OF CcsroSony, p'PaH sNs II tssas gfes
acts ltssSeaves ehla dseassoo> sne
thoroughly the 'es &C bees 500 poPa s.psctso
tbs attractive ard ss,al g sucs ' 4 bvangshsI hv
The of c'sson by john Asssrscu Do saoiAss q
these cotr huons ~hch Scot msks n As great sassoo ~
t sathc and eEous vcts leds bs. earrsd the -s ats
tie bowels e The earth aut The sncs ns truth mast nesi ,hs
scgusu, vis and saTasS, hoaseus nAo and v Be -eet
n. \. Observer
Dr. kuss,oc - % experienced sed sshsse eolosst rtsd
OF ihouEht Of STYLE wheA reader hs
admirably calculated the Of his .vorss
Hs ssnton ths 81 ali soautrsss,
Fe, rs t,sss! pSsssssea Of The Of Ne 'ssss ts~s
Dr. Antsrson adopts middle bst-.sa the Of Sir
Charles lys-~ho m'Ass the evsa feogcal psncss Ehds
sssby each ohsr By rhanges prolonged through snost
indefinite pecd Of tmsaro %. system Of 4sssfs
Agasss BE 10 BsAanont ard other eontnsuta ssvsss
London Chrsusp rimesL
Fobs and expanded though srprssed elevated style Of
Neha the the volume Nth
commend berg better sdsp'es fhsn say other
10 ashar Ia eaesrs
Of tbs discoveries Of tbs uos interesting 'eseee
rCbr.tiaa Hsrah
Published by WIN MOORE 4 90.
For sale by Mark II Newman h Co. Geo. ?. Putnam.
d Appleton Co. Baker ScSibner, Carter Brothers
nyl0 StssiMkW
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COUNTRY BOARD.-Good board ca

~ be oblared 10 the coupiry In large and e0nmodi-
Gus houi OF mile from the village Of Sing Sing, the
Hudson River Rsirosd for about twenty persons Ia
The os dss hul and healthy locauons on he dudson
depot, my8 st ThSkAs
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FOE EUsOPEaS CTacULAriON
,,h6 IN he departure OF each Mail St-aner Tor Llv-
ooi P,les6i ets copy oT$l per wear 10 a0y pat VI
"a, BRIAN, or g. 10 the COstDsnt postage included
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.-An ex-

I'VE pereDoed and successful Feacber Of 1he Psnoorte
Flute Guitar Vocal Music aud " Thorough Bsss desires
home 10 respectable family. which will receive his ser
vices profession 10 hole part pevmen for boards
furnished room, WsihinR &c. Address l. Z. u Tneuue
Once mJ8 So
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DAMWAY & STEAMSHIP GUIDE.
TESUTTISM UNVEILED" Amer
IA2, Removed. 152.
~ SAXTON, Agricultural Book Pub

We Usher hss removed l52 Fulton Of near Broad
way The Office OF me Am ricsn Agreuuris Is alse al
1872 Fulton.si ,,,,,.,-
OF great work the Farm, Ia vols svo Price
81 Complete editions with noes by the late j. ; skim
ns, F,o my9d
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BOARD IN THECOUNTRY.-Afow

Dpersons can he pleasantly accommodated with Board
al soa'burg Rocklsnd Comfy 10 the beautiful valley Of
lhs Rsnspo. hours ride from Ne~Yo'k by The Erie
Rsi5oad Address Mrs ROsSlTER, slOssburg Post OF
fee Rockland Co n Y. my8 ST.
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VOLLAMORE HOUSE, $50 and $50

TOLLAMORE HOUSE, $50 and 532
- and SS4 Broad wsy. corner Of SprngH vii be opened
o. or before The lea OF May
The house Is centrally ntua,ed, being but one squarc
below Nh'Os and FOR drs ahis either n suit ~
single iii compare fsvosby vim any house IN ne city
~ - voc et-rninanoo 81 h- fFopfieio' 70 make u one
o. te treat Houses ard pains ~il be spared Ia reofe'
gesfene ard strscnve - ne p1hic snd lie patrons.
Families hresfng hous-h eeoing and wishing rooms
elI 90 vel IN msse esry application Also families troS
a2Ictd Wishing rooms ior tbe simmer,
Application may be made Al me Eouse during me day
PERRY COLLAAORE,
corner Of Broadway and sPrng-st
He|-York April 10. 1851 s2i1
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~ q. -. Mails for California pr seauer
GEORGlA.-Letisr B.ss FOR Hsvaa4 chssres PaUana
ttd III part o. Csorfa vi close al hs Broad o.
Ofc. '422B Broad say. Tor ooors Canal 81 >
NONDAI next ~ LIB inst al IL O'Clock. Letters fyr
Can orna Cal be prepaid or Bot Z, his Office
myio IT. JAMES HARRIorr.
~ steamer PacIno.-For .Als al b.rgsio, thrse
choice berihs board ne Psesc. TO sA ssL
9Iosy. ltIh inst Enquire Of BARsTOW POPE 80
Pine-'t m's 81
~ Printing OF every description, from CARO-
70 ROOK -Iscul-d 10 ~ oe.l sy-, at the 10 %EsT
CASH PRICES by BAKER, GOOWlN CO. TRls-
UNE BUILDINGS Entrance Spruce at s2ln
re- The Mechanics Institute Rooms, a, the
onciioD Of eowery and Dvroos comprising four aoors
Of So SQDRre feet each, beBg hued With al DOssi
Die dipsith for the POLYTECHNIC EXAI8lTlON,
which Will he opened about the middle OF May. Hsehen
cs Inventors and Others who desire 10 place articles
o. exhibition, viii please communicate With the Aemsry
Tnose who viii require the use OF and nose
who may desire carr mechanical operations
vii please cal At the rooms aud make Arrangements aoou
wherein isgeruy il displayed. and The operation Of
rhch vouo be povel 10 vtsiiors can have sufficient spsc
soled hem on liberal termsin well lighted soa VeoIaso
foons. Anc for exhibition will be received lmne
ds'ey atne Rooms, desired And ,sEe2 care on soa 20
THOMAS C. DoDD, Actusry. as
re- skin and Chest Dissases.-Dr. RYAN Lee
CDtI eOus anc Tsorscc Affections has removed
Psi Unpaid letters are not noticed my9 Inn
~ Late.t Imprsvsmeut.-we sdyi:e 81 persons
to wish GURNEY 5 Daguerrean Gallery. lb9 orOsoWay,
and txAmile ihose Mammoth Pictures the largest ever
ikeb by the Daguerrean prOcessheing nearly ss large
fe ord pefect 10 design and hush as me smaller
size. GURNEYS Oaguerreotypes are universally id
ued sckpO Tlsdg ed 10 be superior - sny he 10
tofore tsl en- 10 this country. Go and see them.
s96 imMW WAS
~ Twenty Volumes might be written TO prove
what ore 'iDRe ststemeDt Involves VIZ ,nM phys9log-
cal snd chemical research have enabled WIism 8og e,
~ WsIh giOnst Boston produce The mOtt approved
toilet s'ic for besuyng preserving and strengthening
the h.ir ard complexion These are bis Hyperion Flu-
and RsbeRiona Bold ny The inventor William Boyle ~
Wafbiogtop.sL Boston, A 3 d D. Sands no Fulo1-It;
Ro.h.on, Cl"he& CO. as sreadw.yi w Cay Co,
and BridPemsn Day Pearlft and druggists throughput
the country. myl0
- BatcheIor's Liquid Hair Dyo.-BATCHEL-
ORS Liquid ceelebrated ana successful thai 10
citing the cnpdiiy OF host ofimators The public mus,
careful to get the genuine al BATCH ELOR's Wig
Mandatory Walst, where It IL sold whoesse and 70
sill applied This Dye has been in successful operation
or the last twelve years. all I'm
" ViEs and TouDees.-Tbe best and cheapest In
5s city can be found at BATcHELoss celebrated VIZ
Factory, 4 WaLst All I'm
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pOARDING.-To Ladies and Gentle
D mep.-sew house i1E ntted up, dsi gadii location.
ArEe garden. large airy single and double roous, from
secobd 10 fouTh foors, scc-ssse 70 blsi1esa Stages
pass every t~o minu'es Terms moderate 1ute gill
possess e0mforu Of home Please sppv on ire pre- nj
6SS Hudson st. nssrl' opposite Abingdon PARK Or TO
8 P room, no as $50 Rroad~ mys 81
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THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

FOR clIIFORFIA. OREGON AID TdE SANDWICH ISLANDS
pr6lisbe5 he De DRrr0re OF each Mall Steamer ier
Ot.gres Pncs 81 cents Der copy. go.
GREELEY 4 McELRATa, Publishers
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I'M ' n u DOh ND n NIIIuII Il IAF~VO
Il Family living in q n genleel house having all the
modern Improvements opposite Madison square and near
Broadway, with az fine, airy ADD pleasant prospeet
aDy on aud would be CAD to let part or the whole
Of The third h5or to gentleman and ady OF socabe and
sRree able habits and give them the comforts and privileges
~ home on very low terms Fo' interview. afdress
with real name n X, Boyds Penny Post % william
mlO "
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~ house 257 Greenest Dear Clinton plscs Can &C
eonmodale gentleman and his wife snd Two gentlemen,
with ul or partial board front basement 10 le tor an
Office. hath 10 the house Reference given and re-
CURED Apply l07 Prince corner Of dreenes as m'
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" Democratic WING General Oommlttco.-
Special MeetrR Of tnis "mmittee al be he'd ~ me
Broao -aS House on SATURDAY EVENING, May 10 al
O'Clock srrSDs ements for The proper reception
~ he r,bidebt OF the Usied Ssles Tuesdsy next
full aud putc ,usl 10 requested By order.
JOSEPH NJ. PRICE, Chairman
nncr,Iu,ErII. Secretaries my9a
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NlTY Neutrality-suspicious. HOME
THE COURSE OF CREATION

~ Now Ready vol l2mo p, sS4 Illu,naled. OIL Is.
THE COURSE OF CREATION By John Anderson,
D. D, New6urgh, seoslsnd, with GloaSy Of seiennhs
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DOOM S.-Two elegantly furnished
AAsuis OF rooms TO let, With board, al l4j E'shh-st,
opposite The OpeTA-House nyo l"'
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~ r10tiDE OF every description, from CARO-
n BOOK -Tecu-d 10 IN Desi sryi- al the 10 WESY
CASH PRICES by BAKER GOOWlN l. CO. THIS
UNE BUILDINGS Entrance Spruce ain
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VALUABLE WORKS ON THEOLO-

" ALAUBLE WUhkS UN III EULFO-
GY-fhe complete worIs Of Issae Barrow, ID d.
with copious tables OF Texu and Subjects prepared By
clergyman. vols octave
Archbishop eshton's Complete works, with indexes
OF septurS iexu and subjects rendering this The moss
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The Preachers Manual or, Lectures on Preaching FUR
nihipg Iaes snd examples for every knd OF pulpit i'd
dren By Rev r Sturteysnt
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ms 6usMWkSs - FulIonsL
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BOARDING, at Chsmberlins Nonn
- River LocgnR Hou.e A isg single sec. me- r {
b. uocsfs6 sitb Rosrd - s. 50 pr 1eeS a. ~
" ssrlu on-Et LadunF-A 49, D-fre9rll 70 So ~
20 srcomuodstsd Il 81 Is p r--z . -hA 2 ~,
ncris EveF Lodging hO0se ." ."
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VNO ORNAMENTAL COMPOSITION
MANUFACTURERS -Wsnied, two good bands.
Me-. e'''AN1 eA's mylo So
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.up sENI.WFEkLY TRIBUNE
raR NEw.YORK TRIBUNE

-. -.As.h.6 eyerv 1uesdfg sDo FTtd ~ m0Tu'ng. m
p-n,o Two eoOiesf a. Ten FOR $50
y cents lice for each insertion.
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- Wives can be accommodated With pleasant rooms
ard with bedrooms snd psns attached. from he hrst Of
May. Apply at l56 Eas Broadway Reference exchanged
my5 lws
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TTHE WORKINGMAN'S PAPER

EtNHE WOhhINON1h ~ - NJ iSts'-
THE WEEKLY MIRROR and WORKIN9MANs
ADVOCATE-E w Cspon. Ed'ior. Tois paper 70 ds-
vo 10 The hgbn and ineress Of labor, labor coaoina
lions Land Reform ard genes al Intelligence IL ine
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A CHAMBERMAID and Waitress, or to
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~ gentleman and his family consisting Of Eve persons.
Distance not more than 81 miles from NewYork on any
route accessible daily Private family preferred Address
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NGAN.-W Wanted a man TO 60 10 the
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A%OBe OF two Gentlemen can and pleasant Rooms with
Break fat and Tea 10 Private Family IS first 81 one
minutes wAl nom the Peck Clip Ferry boats which
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