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REMARKABLE CURES.


 
 REMARKABLE CURES.
 or all the cures Ibai have spi besa recorded there are certainly none equal 10 the one irs. mentioned whicA plainly sho~s the durability ot cea>Hptios,. even ia sOtne ct iis wovs, fnrias.
 Jefferson County, la, Feb 27. tS49. Msssrs Sanford K Pa,h--Genfs: This IS fo certify thai my wifi. Nancy Doloney, has been m arclip- ing state of health fer the last iso yeas. Her di-- ease batiei fbe skill cf the bes, msaegl aid couhi procmrs--her physicians pronounced her disease .ConsuptIon in ihe last sfaxe. aad ssii thahsr covpry was past all human hopes. Asa last r~sori, with very little hope, praearsd Wistar's Btissn of Wild Cherry After using a ie@ bottles. 1 found 10 my agrveahls surprise. that her health was In- proving rapidly. She is now 60 far restored ss 10 be 4bie 10 attend 10 her regular household duties, without suffering any ineanv~nience. Her rapid improvement and pres nt esl'h warrant in the belief lhst she wilI soon b. entirely restored.
 '~ RHODES DOH0NEY.
 State of Ine.iana, Jefferson Co. IJanes N. Humphreys, Justice of he Peace. in and fot said county aud Sta'e. to certify that The above named Rhodes Doheaey subscribed and made oath 10 The foregoing eefea before me- this 25Ih day of Feousry. IsiD.
 JAMES M. HUMPHREYS, Ip. To Lse Pabi,c -, Jaeah Greer. of the coanry ol Jennipgs and Slste ol Indiana. do hereby eeTlify that in fsr early part oi last season, was taken Wifh violent con b. attended with pain iR She breast and sometimes fever, and that employed skiiiai physician for some time, who ssid that he could give me no relief. then commenced using Wiz tat's Ba!ssm ot Wild Cherry snd feit almost imnia- tia,e relief and sfter taking three bottles find myse in as good health as | have enjoyed for nnm5er oF ypar', my reSioFatien nfdrr he blessing of God, attribute 10 the Use Of the medicine above named JACOB GREEN March l. iSlo.
 STATE OF INDIANA, Jennings County l, DAvidT. Skinner. Justice uf the peace tn and for said county and State do certify that The above named Jacob Green snhserhsa and made oath Co the foregoing certificate, before me hs first day ol March, Isi9
 We would advise those Of onr readers Nho are h. boring under sd~cinn of h@ lungs, % make iGt- mediate ifai Of this truly excellent medicine The most intelligent and respectable fsfailies of ctv have adopted II lavoriie medeiae; and persons pfedisposed To consumption. who have used i,, speak in the highest terms of i's efficacy Bawsre of couBterfei's and iInitasions-Svrup, and all other p. e9afation~ of Wild Cterty R-maH.- Der. ihey otly i,Rilar in bas, without possessing the virtues Bay ncns but The g-nulue aid o,Igi nal
 DR -wISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Signed "Sandiord & Park" on the wraere, aronnh each bottle.
 Sold wh l-sats and retail by
 SC0VIL & MEAD. Ii3. Cha tres street,
 hriNeen Cont and Sr Louis.
 General Agents tor the Southern Stsles Tihe aloye n.~efRe Is gen-ae. and sold hv J ". TAPPE, LlIe Rock. ArkaBsSa; C. c. Yuapg, Napoleon and hy appointed throughout county JaHaary iss0-1-a3-isr
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NnRIsN.

En Bhis sui.-, 6a. Faoaf g9 bexes S'af Csn- s)U sls. 10 Rbis. Clear Pssk 2 Bhls Lsnsssd On; Bbt. B4fa 0d; hnls Pp~fetea sugar. 2 Do Ct,asnfd D. 2 @eA tses Eotfoo i4Is 3.tV Los Bsr hab. ts begs page Nhtls Lead
 H3kDB IRE ie.~- AHssis; B,ios.; bie~si Srtee Psafp-; Ii 4ss. sEa S s.igf Hapmrf Mo'ies sbd Rsss Lnek., AFsessi hspb~; k,sHry Fisis, CuR' hs@ta and pes. L.'eks; AsrF. A1s ssd CisH Hsteh- .,s; Ttas-s; GrifbsstHs Ho~s. uffsng thtssis ~nd Goslges Fih,s aba ka-gs. sba told Ral*s. L@t- fer Copying fr-sss. N to,ghi sfsh H0s-e Asiis, so,,.s I.@ysts and Psstabs lisBd Psp.l sad W ood Saws: sbosets, sf.zsps spd MsBate Fofks; Cep-i &c Received sid ins ssls 6t
 Ialv I6 WM. k. WAIT.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT: The regular course of Leeiur-. in this Institute sill commence on The lsi of November. aud con- ,nue ua,,i lhs last of February. The Analonica al Department wiA be opened and ready 10 receive s,a,ents by the ist of October. The Medical D. partnebt will be gnier the direetsou ot he foliowins
 PrOfessors:
 J. CoSauEsr Caoss. MD Professor Of the fh
 ssifu,ss of Medicine ssd Medic al Jurisprudence w. BYRp PowELL, MD, Professor ei Cerebral
 Psysip ogy. Medical G~oiogy and, ,,.iineraiogy R. S NEWTON, MD. Professor oi SoTgery II J. HULcE, M D., Professor of Theory and
 Practice ct Medicine.
 J. A. WfEsox, M D., Professor of 0bsteterie,
 and Diseases oi Women and Children. J. kISG. Nj D, Professor ot Materia Medies,
 and Therapeutics.
 2. FREEnAs, MD, Professor of Anatomy. ,. MILTON SANDERS. 4. M., MD, Professor st
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 Ciinique Lecturers: MsdIciae-prof H. J. HvLcE
 Sareery-Prof R. 5. NE~ToS.
 Aaatsmicsl DsMoHsirai0r-Z. FREEMAN, NJ D. The Te.s tei full course ot lscrures amount 'r Sle5 MsIlieuia'ofs. Sj. Demonstrators Fee, $Io. Graduation, S20.
 Those desiring further information will please address their letters (pos' psihl 10 the Dean; and students aIiv.ng in The city will please call hi al the Commercial Hniai
 R $ NEWTON, M D, Dsan ef iks Faeaity
 LAW. DEPARTMENT. Hon. E. " If. KING. Professor of Theory and
 Practice oi Law.
 Hon. v. D BARRY, Professor Of Commercial Ja-
 risprnaeuee.
 TEEMs- $50 per session.
 All eemmuniea ioas pertaining 'o this department mu i'e addressed 10 F. W. N. KING Esq. aempAis. 7saa., July. 1850.
  The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, mNyal worth and professional requirements, ~ill llcompart favorably with te mos, distinguished in sar ccan- try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this any other county -ali Of ,hen leeiu- rers and the hssi teachers.
 Those Who uill contemplate our geographical po- siion. and the extent oC oar population, can have doab, ic the eligibility of oar situation Tor an enterprise of the kind. A te health, iHgldiag al. seasons ol the year, We deny hat awy ofAsT ty Aas mors.
 A common error exists in ihe minds oi many s,a- dents relative 10 the place Of studying me,I,cinr fhcse ho intena psae,ieiHg among ihe diseases of The West and Sath should certainly educate them- selves at school whose Faculty practically sc- Quaintsd with those diseases
 That ihe pabic may be saiiskec ef the perfns- nency ol this school feel ii dIy fo state that the Trustees and Faculty form nBit in aeiion. which aFenrs welI for is future saecess; and thA, tAe nseuiist in'eTDsi organization which connects them cannat he interrupted.
 <. W. KING. Prssidsai of iAs Ms@pAis last.
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RnARn nE rRnArrrs

BOARD OF TRuST TEES
 Hon D. T. NIrFER PRgrinKNr, Hon H p Poiudexfer Rev Wm. doeyss Rev L. P Lively Rev R.. Box, \. Jones. N. D Mr J E. >sn defur Mr T Williamson, Hon D Trimb Rev J, Custer, N. D Rev J. J. Roberts. C R. Mttehel. M D, Mr W Anerr~s, Mr. I '. Sauders. Mir. II. " Smith 7-92-u
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ROC

"A SAfE sFd e~sists eare tos C.ss.ua,,,,o, :, xAtar Lsags. SIil'srg Hieod, Ce,,ss. ','s s' ~ As'ha~. fa,e n ihs Ss. Rs.ssr l.,,,,, SS's,
 snd sii PaImensft ad. essonS. S'@sh
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I.ifflc Rock Foundry.

CoAL CRATES, (AIkar.As ps,'ern.) Tor sale A/ cheap. hy ROSWELL BEEBE.
 Dec. ,, 1880. ef
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Little Roek, Arkansas.

VTNHIS lnsiituiicn, under the especial patronage l cf Right Reverend Df. BsRNx. is nov eisen tor the reception of boasegs Gttaefea ia retired reri of the city of Ltle Rock, t possesses syefy edva- sa.e which contribute 70 inc health and karpi- ness oI the Pupils. The additions Bow being msie to the already spaeioas haidings-togetheT wIth is extensive and besutifht grounds, will sender u one of the most eomaOdioas and delightful institutions of the West.
 The Scholastic year commences the hrst Monday in Sapseu bef--ste annual vacation the 5th July PapsIs received A; any tune. bui Het fer shorter period han lhrYe months and dedrciion, II with drawn before the expiration et the session, except in ease Of prosracted sickness.
 The eorifse of studies embraces all The branches asHaIly taagh in inc best Schoois tor Young Laiss The tDost constant sitebiic M he pad i0ihe Hef- al a weH as to the mental education of the pupils During the hours of recreation ihe young ia'iIes are Awsys uuaeI the oG one of the teaetiersia shest everything promoting The welfare ci the pupils w.ii be an ohlsc o the most conscientious Aienftoh Each ynuBg lady must be provided wsih knit~D 'o,k, sponn. gobbst table napkins, SIX ehsnges oE iiRsn, we'k and dressing box, cosnbs. brush, towels. kc.. &c.
 Al tie ~nd cf each quarter Ibe young lady most distinguished for general good conduct snh IHusi- cieney in studies wiH b- ssGed by the h0Goary decofa;isD of medal. and eteIy ifoper mesms einsioyed to inspire isudaSle emulation amongst ! ihr jupil;.
 
 ted into the ihsifniiaa ahi no Imprcper influence ever used 10 bias the religious principles oi ihr yeang la1ies-hui foE the sake ot oFfsf, alt 5oasSFs required b conform to the general regulations | of the Academy.
 All corre.posssenes of he pupil', sxeep; 'ha; oi psrsais. .xii be subject to ,ae inspection oi fhe ?. ineipal.
 The psren's or gnaftisns or the yoHnl ladies are reqnired 70 deposlie with the Pfihsisl or some Ie- sppsibie person ift city suc oi money snfeIent ,a meet All eonsiRgrst expenses. The FIrnch department will be unstsr the diree- ten oi h0 has resided ssai yeaTs In France, and is familiar wih ihe srisisn aeeeht. ln ,hr mas'eai department the Principal will be aided by Mrs OIivEa the OfgAnis' oi lhe Ca'hrdFA al iaiy ~sil knssa 10 b. etsinentIy q,iai'hed To i'm past hnrongb practical ksowlsdg. oi the science. She wiil also give private lessons on the Piano or Organ 10 those wishing to take them.
 Terms for BoaraerS per session ef Months: Board anl Tuition in all the branches pertaining to
 heEouzh English ednca'ion.. $50 % Washing, of bed and bsddiHg... IS 00
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MtRBLE cUrTING.
Gall and Ncffle In,

N Eshsi leave for New 0rIesas within ten da, $, " tS lay ia our Faa Stock. and woal4 respect fiiv request af these hssiag accounts with u-, ls csil aad tile Up
 FATHEELY k CLEMENTS. Lilte Rock Sept l7. i-5ls-
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l'resrel, Cre,rel!

Y HAVE received. per steamed " Exrhshge," a \ large variety of the richest German Cfewti ever offered in ihis market. Please call and sse.
 A. J HUTT. Dee. 10. Man St.
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ENCOURAGE H0NE lSDUSTRYi!. r4, FASHIONABLE ~4, {N Boot and shoe ManufartoTy. FA

ENI bOUk HHH SHUe -HdHuI HttUf3sI rhN TTNHE undersigned having opened Boot and
 4 Shoe shop in she t3 stery brick house on the east side of East Main street. between Marksm and Elm streets intends carrying the above business in all its branches H- uses noue but the best ma terals, and employs nOUs but the very best work men. and gentlemen favoriug him wiih their stom may rely on having their work done ia the
 Neatest and most Fashionable style. By strict attention 10 his bnsiness, and p onptly filling all orders to the satisfaction of his eas;ou- CTS. he hopes io crit and receive liberal patraa- sge from the eittzenS Of Little Rock and vicinity Terms ash deiivrv
 GEORGE JACOB FISCHER
 Little Rock, June II. ls53.-7-40 if
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laaglret'. SetliauaI Nap Of IrGan,a..

1""-ht S0tutHai hhP uI tfhdHAaA INiE above spl~bdId Map i- Bow bGisd ed and \ read, tor a~iisssy Ii d.iinests. the shos State as lari oH hy the q. S. DepatS Surseyoss Every sse''nR snd lrsr,lonsi section is shown, so thsi forty acre tFaoi b. teaSiiy inuu upob l. h" ssset poriilon of sIi the CoaBi, Sesis Posi ottc~s, Sai,ne springs, S. sfninaty Lshd. sad fhe t're a i''iie isnss seeeied by 'h. tsir Oui oi he lee'p age nns'ion gfani ste all accurately shosH. The Lead Nihes aud other minrfsi loss'iens noi"d, wrlI as eii ths oid conffnrs Spanish vevs, wiih ~ tsies alterations n ih- County ibEs. Ths whole Map eontaining gieai amour, Of Vsiasbie iniafasiion as can b. ipend on any State Maf. exfsH
 | E pni VI rollers. elegantly ~oloFpd aud rar- h{Stsd Pties g he Also in convenient pocket form, Pssey S3 0o The isarsei Msp- eAn s- srni fo sHy par5 os tb+ >fa'a hF uAii. Pn4lags csus For safe fhp saotstnts os
 E~k LINCOLN LdHs Rock
 April Q. 1880 JlH
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Arkan~as River Packet. gTNHE entirely sseasaeY PON- 6 b will resume her regular trips in the sxizrps<-s-sS Arksns.s sissr, lhs frst rise Of water, and tiBus in the trede daring the season.
 The NEW Poatisc, is sA \ No. l boat of very light draught. hat expressly for ;hs trade and is 6tted out with all the late improvements. calculated [ give comfort and safriy 10 passengers. For freight or psssage. apply 10
 T. D MERRiCK k 70 -fs,nts. Sept 2. lS5a. 7-52-9w
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offers for saIc Cheap for ash, or in xchange for Cotton or PrtTies for which the highest market price sill be given. Coantry dealers would do weil to give him a call and exAa,ine his stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere. |.
 A J III TT.
 Nov 26. S ere Hsta St
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f~sAPrEETIA PR-EsTAT oxNIBUs"J FEMALECOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
 Tulip, Dallas County, Ark.
FACuL LTY

JOHN s. GARvIN, PSineipsi and Prefsssor q Csfiegiaie Deparsmeat
 Jrsfsvcfress Of sAcsSemie DepsvAment Mrs MARGARET COOK, lnsfyaefress gf Prs- nsry DepsFfHsEaf and Gestrs9s SENIOR r. GARCIA. Pressssr cf Assis sad Rsdsra L4syaegss rnifion per Session Of 2i Weeks~-Payabie
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NOTICE.

Y HAVE. al some trouble and cost. geared my \ Mitl 90 that will grind and saw al The same time. Persons who may wlsh cora ground caa have it done at any time they will send Hereafter shall have no particalsr day for g,'ndipg That there may be no misa gdersianaing he rates of ioll charged is oHe-thra ortweaty five cents per has.el
 July i5. i-jO.-+J If D. II. BINGHAM.
 (Dem Copy
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The Best Remedy Ever known to Nan. NOR Coughs. Asthma. Colds, Csoup, Bronchitis, N Inf!urnzs, Bleeding oi he Lungs D, fIienItg of Breathing, iis-r AHsetIcns. Pain or Weakness of the Breast ct Stle, First Stage o ConSaptien. &e.
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LIQUORS. nN hand and fog sale. O bbi 4,h proof Preach Brandy; ! Spshish !" Aaiaea Wine; Muscat Ga choice srtieIeA.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Dec 70, 1850 -An Lsacer Lasdi1g
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Sugar ana Coffee.
Partridge BoOts.
Tens, Teas, Teas.

FATHERLY & CLEMENTS. Dee IF, 1850.
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For The more advanced 70 PiSiB and Ornamental Needle Work. Embroidery. Bead and Lace work, Knitting and Netting Flow CTS. ~iii he taught free of chsIgs-the pupils fur nishiBg The materials. Bo riers pay The current expenses semi annually in advance. Day scholars quarterly. There viii be all extra charge of SIS 0J for those spending the annual vacation at the Institution. Ferfuriher particulars, apply by letter or person. ally 10 Miss yIcroR, Principal ot the Institute.
 REFERE ENCES:
 Rgh; Rev Dr.. BvRvE, ]
 Hon. ;. C. RoANE,
 Ger. 5. H. HEMpsTKAD. Y.,.,.
 Col. l.. ). REARDoS, A''e
 JoHS BRowN. Esq,
 D. W. CARROLL, Esq.
 Rev J. MoIAeHAS
 Rev J FLANAGAN.
 J DEvgEEtrx, Esq, " n-t.
 N DEvEREAux. Esq,
 BARTHOLOMEW McLIIS
 JsMEs :. CoNeaY E-q.}
 Juige HASLY. HsIena.
 Judge MEANY, CslEabia Agent foi The Ibstita'io HUGH BROGAN. July Is, 1850 -7-45-ly.
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.Vsr Goods. .ve,v Goods! |!

TNhE undersigned has just re-
 1 eeivrd. aud Is now opening, a large and well-selec'ed assori- Hr-nt of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. Boots and shoes Hardware. Qa-rnswarr. aud everything usa- ally found iH storrs adapted 10 ihs caantry trade all of which he
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Mr.. Wares Third Lecture.

Notwithstanding the unpeasanlncss of the
ture was given before an audience of rather
added than diminished numbers OF our most
respectable and cultivated citizens. The won.
derfully graphic power of description which Mr.
WARE possesses renders his lectures more and
more attractive and we incline to think the
one of last evening as respects its sketches, or,
as he mcdestly termed them, miscellaneous
Impressions" Of both Nature and Art, the most
superb of the three. We have never listened to
anything finer, in mere verbal description, than
Mr.. WARES birds.cye view of beautiful Flo-
renee" from an cminence three miles distant,
and of the near and distant enrironS of that re-
nowncd City, where plain, mountains and
heaven, sin the purple haze of an Italian sky,
are mingled in undstnguishable beauty -
where the intelligent spectator is reminded of
the "Delcctable Mountains" of Bunyan, where
Dane's Beatrice might have lived, and Bocca-
clos Tales have been rehearsed 1t is, said
the speaker, "not only beauty, but ertren,e
beauty j-WHCU all tChnOWleu5e anu all WOT-
ship"
Mr. WARES notices, or impressions" of the
glorious works of Art which crowd the famous
Gallery of Florence, the Cathedral, the Pitt
Palace, were intensely beautiful, while his
criticisms on the incompatible Venus de Me
dci, and her sisters of the Capitol, and of Ca
nova, the numerous Madonnas, of the " Holy
Family" of Michael Angelo, (who can forget
the hgh-tboughted and high.hearted loneliness
of the Virgin Mother, as he portrayed it y of the
exquisite Greek Slave of the first Of modern
Artists, Powers, all stamped him as one o.
the most discriminating and apprecative o
cmnOiSsturS.
Mr. WARES Fourth and Fifth Lecture,
Concluding the course) will be given on Mon
day and Wednesday evenings Of next week
Subjects -" Naples " Character and Man
ners of the Italians"
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The Boston Daiiy .liuii of Thursday contains
the following iudicious article olcitcd Inv rc.
oa,,. a,,'7.
oo"' .c'''''oS iroi' oi''co ny '"o PreSci' ooi'''
lstratlon;
How TO Prescribe Prescriptions.
To lis, the idea of turning men out of Office
Nv General sweep, with every change of adj
ministration in this country, Is hateful one
We dislike it as much no as we did in lSlS,
when for the first time it became a cardinal doc
trnc with political party THAT tto the vctors
belong the spoils" A more corrupting and de-
grading dogma was never put forth in any
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Polite Literature.

The Brandon Post, endeavoring 10 be polite
to the female editor of the Windham County
Democrat and sharp to the rest of mankind,
discourseth as will be found below. Our bright
but rather adipose friend, t. d. BARRER, is tho
corresponding editor of this paper. Mrs.
Windham County Democrat intmates a wish
that she might be appointed Po:tmistress
Generates, in which case she swearelh that at
least half the Postmasrers should be Postmis-
tresscs ;-whereupon, the Brandon Post letteth
on as follows:-(we acknowledge the ltalics.)
We wish 10 gracious you Were Post Mistress
General, II Tor no other purpose Than the one YOU
name 1t is tact that Post Mistresses have ever
borne the reputation OF being, as a general thing
tar better hticd 10 that past than Past Masters
This excluding females from stations which they
are as well qualified to till as males is relic OF har-
harism, and all the twaddlc and vuluaritv in the
world about delicate females" "gossipIne post
masters, giving pap in the Senate &c., cannot
convince the Just and generous as being aHgthing
ciSc. When We learn and practice Right before
Might We shall mend this matter"
This Is very refreshing after the somewha,
heavy editorials OF the corresponding editor"
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Intense Excitement
GREAT MASS MEETING -!

We like Mass Meetings. There is some
thing about them very celebrating. They
stir the blood warm the synpathics; give CO.
gcncy to opinion and trcquc ntly scare people.
One Of these monster demonstrations Of "Po-
puar Will" has been given here today We
attended it. We know all about it. We saw
the numbers, we witnessed the irrcprcssbc
enthusiasm,-and we acknowledge the cornw
For some three or four weeks past the Free
Democracy organs in Vermont have been stir
ring up the people for this remarkable demons
stration. Friends of Freedom" in Vermont
have been assailcd with fiery appeals, by the
Burlington Courier and the Brandon Post, to
come up to the help of somebody against some
thing. To~day, THEY CAME! Burlington has
been the chosen thcatcr of the demonstration .
and Burlington is thankful When we entered
the Court House this morning. after the organs
lAHtion, there were - persons present, including
two little boys, one little girl, and f. u. Bar
Der. The solcmnity of the scene we have
never seen cqualIcd. There was no shedding
of tears, nor whnpcring EVERY man and child
seemed nervcd up to see h0,c much he could
bear. The stiffness aud gloom were intense.
The 81 present in the large Court room, looked,
as Bryant said of Cass'5 friend in Tammany
Hall, like sheep, in hot day, cooling their
noses undcra stone wall.
Our friend FEENCu of Williston was Prcsi-
dent, LAWRENCE BuAINARp, and three others,
| Vice Presidents, and the uncomfortable STAINS
HrGY and judge THoNrsoN (who really APP
poalcd to be little mortlcd) Secretaries.
Mr.. Z. y. Barber, obviously seeing that
something had got to be done, offered the TO-
! lowing rcsoluion:-
"Resolrcd, That the allegiance of every citizen il
due t. those iigit> which it the duty OF every Ie
| Ultimate Government to protect, and not to Ldic
| that are enacted IN Cuntrdvcntlon OF those rights.
We have never heard more utterly reyou
tionlry and reasonable resolution read. 1t i
Just resolving this Government into anarchy
And when the mover arose to advocate it, W,
respectfully slopcd, not having time to waste II
hearing characteristic defence of PROPOSE
ton that is as far removed from patriotism a
it is from common sense. What occurred il
this immense gathering of L" the Friends o
Freedom" this afternoon, we may alludc t.
hereafter. We have only to remark, now, tina
the Whole Mass Convention was not quite
as large as an ordinary District School Mcctin.
in Ripton.
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VERMONT -SenaIor Phelps, in a leitcr which is
publish ID in the Richmond lPhig, says, that the
Vermont Mobilization law, in his own opinion ana
that ol his colleague and the entire delegation from
ms state, does not emhody the deliberate s'use OF
the p"up" ct Vermont that it was act ot uncOn-
snltrcd legislation, and h. believes it will be prompt
~ n'u"1."d M the next session OF the LEGISLATURE.
-Trog Wing.
We have no sort of hesitation in remarking
to our Silver Grey" friends that the less they
sar in these regions, about the letter OF Senator
PHELrs in the Richmond Wing, the better it
will be. There is not single material state
ment in it that cannot be shown 10 be incor-
rect. The man who lives to see the just and
constitutional Law in question repealed will be
a caution to Methusalem! There is no more
likelihood of such an occurrence than there is
that there will be physical alteration of the
Solar system. When the Supreme Court Of
the United States shall pronounce it unconsti-
utionai, the people Of Vermont will submit to
the decision that will make it a nullity until
then, it will be believed to be full as constitu-
tiona as the odous Fugitive Slave Law Of
Congress. Both were passed BY competent
and constituted authority, and both are TO be
o1eyed while they remain Law. The Supreme
Court has equal jurisdiction over both, and the
Supreme Court will probably take as good care
of the freedom OF the Freeman as it does Of the
slavery of the Slave. This twadde of News.
papers and politicians about the vermont
Modification Law" is below contempt. Yer
mont has right to pass snch laws as the wei
fare, prosperity or security of her inhabitants"
NAV appear to demand lit she exceeds her
constitutional powers, in so doing, the constitu-
tion points out the remedy and to that remedy
Vermont will unhestatingly SUBMIT. She will
neither secede nor make an extra fool of her
self by threatening to secede. She will always,
under all circumstances, and at whatever
sacrifice, OBEY THE LAWS.