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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-17
Fresh Drus and Medicines.
Metallic, Fire and weather Proof
- " &


The subscribers prepared to furnish this truly
celebrated article in any quantity suit purchasers; hav-
ing within the last discovered two different coOrs
are now able 10 furnish Five different Natural
COEOrs, which warrant be equal superior TO
any now in market Time has tested the qualities of this
Paint and II is admitted by the best Mechanics Paint
ers to be superior any Paint in for
House. Carriage and steam boat Painting,
and in fact every thing where Paints used This
paint has been used or less for the last thirty years by
those living in the vicinity of the mines, buildings and 9th
er articles which have been painted with the same are now
in perfect condition whenf applied. 1t ress alike
FIRE, WEATHER AND WATER.
it being powdered from kind found only in this
region The said mineral when anay Zed found TO be
composed OF IRON magnesla alumna carbon Silica etc.
the combination of this article with Dseed oil seems to form
a PERFECT METALLIC COVERING
whatever applied and the longer remains en- or in
the of few months il becomes hard
Is is undoubtedly the Cheapest and Best
article forroof dwellings and steamboat decks
fire preventive and also for decks OF vessels forms
coat nearly hard iron itself Ii being extern
svey used matched boards cloth and for roofs
TO buildings, fire proof roof can be made less than
nan Inc expense than with other material II also
be applied TO old roofs making them short time equal
10 new supersedes any thing used upon brick by
nFs' appSig coat of this paint mixed with sizing, and
tnel coat mixed with hnSeed Oil and
noh Deaniui and hard. These paints may be mixed to-
gethe 10 vary the shades, with white any other
10 sun the fancy, and not materially deleerios
quaiy we would particularly recommend our chocolate
ana gnt drab coors for painting buildings are De
cuhariy adapted to the style of heavy now used
we warrant all paints manufactured by and indemni-
y me use as no patent covers our business, and natures
Me Fee to all For sale at Apthecar I.alI,
no4o-ly BY r. ROBINSON.
CARPETS and Floor Oil Cloths, Boots and Shoes of all
U i nm sts al
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-17
POPULAR sC6g00I RooUs

Snnders' Series of Readers and Spoilers
y RussePs do do do
NcGufey's do do do
ThOmsun's do Arithmetcs.
Perkins, Adams and Smiths do.
Mitchell ONE! 3 Morses, Smiths and Parley's Geogra-
pines, els Smith and Pierces GraInmars. &C. * for
sdIe III KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-17

ending Dec. 81, lo5
A
| Alexander, N w
| Allen, Mrs Henry
AndersonAndreW :
Amin Joseph
Anderson Iialyar
Alliden Catharine
Il
auckland Marvin :
Benedict Albert
Baker VIM w
Brown ) II
Bliss Ira +
Bliss Ira
| Bailey Ed
Blodgett E B
Biddle Mr.
Brineau Mrs. Law =
renee 3
Berry d V
Burt Andrew J ?
BigelOw Chas
Bruce Miss Mary
Brooks Miss & L
Brooks n Byron
Barih Nicolaus
Butterfeld Chester
Babcock John &,
Boon Samuel
Bacon Hudson
Blow Alexander
Baldwin Mrs NC
Benton II
| BRYANT Amos
Brown Rev . $
Bcckwith Julia Vi
| Bishop Mrs Mary
Brown Mrs Eliza
| Brown Il r
| BUswoth J G
Beby Mr.
| Brown Elizabeth
! RaIch Olive
| Brigham NJ 4
! Brown j X
! BOwker A l.
! Bukard John
&
Cupfer John
Cassidy James
Coen Nick
Coen Nicholas 9
Crency Michael
Carey WV
I CJleinanE 3
! ChandlerWinsor A
! CrOOkey Elizabeth
I Miss
! Calyey Peter
/ Charles Ohon
! Comyns Robert
| CauWell John
| C0nwell Daniel
| CrenCy Michael
| Christie David VI
| Cintha Lucas
/ Carter Thomas
! Cole r NJ
/ Com took Jamcs Ii
| Cpales 4
Cobb j X
! COgSwcll Geo "
Car John
COrSan Ssr.ct
Cook
Croits Michael
Gar Calvin
Crow julia Miss
Cole IL J
Craig j j VI
Croft Bridget
Collins Bradley
Carey Edward
Cartel Henrietta f
/ Cunrus \ {
ChambcriainS alann
Cline Philo
Croker Hannah
Cassidy Henry
| Castle ,iary r.
1 Carpenter ruwns-
end
CahOon Martha W
ID
D1cks.atcr Geo =
Depison Susan 4
Dunegan Mary Mrs
Dyson George
Doyle Anthony Mr..
Drew T. :
Davis Allip-
brake 4F
Dod,,. VAIN
+
Fglcstop Junns
Furla I'D u
Eaf.ery James
Emerson Thos !
Egbert VIM .
Fl,is Daaron
Eastman. Cottriil
e. Co.
Eaton AInha
Edwards fJptrvp
Eastman. CottriJl.
e. Powers
Egan james
r
FitzgcraldMargAnI
Fonda Sarah Ann
Fenl;r. II
Fellows Joseph
Ford Michael
Ford Rartly
Fletcher
FinchJohn
! Fnrncr John Folly
Foote John II
Fonda LII
France Jarnps
Ferry ,JB
Foster Vim
Ford u
Foster Jesso
-
Gle I'll
Grravan Nferprntt
Mrs
Gilbert F.
ellis PAUL
Gape Il Oatman
Con JaneI,
Greeley James
Gnrman Andrew g.
Patrick
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-17

Would inform the public that has enIarDed
OF business and will in future offer them bcer accmmu
cations, with much larger assortment of
School, sunday Sch Juvenile and wis
ceiiancOGs hooks; also, Blank Hooks
OF all kinds; great va, ety of such ort;cIo o mo 49,
ally keot III bookstore. which he is anxious tn show IN
his friends and will sell as low any store in Wisconsin
at KINGS BOOKSTORE
November 1G, 1S49.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-17
anyERrYSED LETTERS

Remaining the Post Office at Kenosha for the quarter
ending Dec. 81, 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-17
GRAND DEPOT!

cHE undersigned receiving their first nsalmcnt
of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
among which be found every variety of outside Gar
ments consisting of Drab, black and brown Beaver Ban
kc Broadcoth Tweed and Canada Gray Oyercoais. Al
81 an lie variety of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
For the Freeman.
Orange Co. Teachers OonventiO,

Orange Co. Teachers Convention.
At the last Convention Of the Teachers Nor
4nge County, held at Newbuy, Sept. ", 1850,
the undersigned were appointed committee to
determine the time and place. Of their next Edu-
catlona meeting. In acemdaace with the vote
then taken, tae following arrangements hav',
been 'nade The next Convention Of Teachers
will be held at Bradford, in the Academy Chap
el, Friday, 10th inst
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Al 10 O'Clock A NJ, Address by By Prof ]
E. KING, Principal O; Newbury Academy. Sub.
ject-"IneutiSes to Study"
| O'Clock P. M. Address BY Prof. r. NJ. MAN
LIZ, Principal OF Raad"lph Academy. Subject
= Educa'in the neaas, not The end"
2l-2 O'Clock P. M, Address by c G BuRN
HAM Esq State Superintendent, (Danville. T.
$ubject-"Tbe Science Of Teaching"
The addresses will be followed by discussions
I'm topic, touched upon or suggeste. by tn
speakers.
The gentlemen who are tn address the C"n
veutinn. re well known to the public. aa earnes
advocates If Popular Education We hope I
see on this occasion. large delegation G
Teachers. Parents, and other friends cf educa
ton. 1t pacuesble,a Lecture will be delNere
IN the evening. The tormAt'on Of County Az
sociat'eu auxiliary to the State Society, Is con
semPiared At ibe coming meeting
HIRAN OR"UTT, Thetf,rd.
J. VI. SrAULDIN[;, Bradford, Calp lea
G. Al. PRESCOTT CorOth,
J. NJ SPAULDINs. Secretary
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
Tns Charles own Bank Robbery

Abjah L,rDed, the B"to'1on- bank sGbber,
had cOntrssei has guilt OF the charge preferred
apsrnst Ai,n. fsr febbiag the Connecticut River
Rink. az harieStewn, Y. H. lie gives the fol
sowing 4xpI,ua 4en of she tn1tNrr an ~h,ch h.
Cost bis hutfy Ii FURNISHES AErrf ,sstnied iIt1s-
tratom OF the ad {roEers, III res A,any SLIP
between the cup and the tip"
"He said that the robbery vas effected by
himseIf and his brother.
A.rhey arrived IN ChA4eStown aboui O'Clock
IN fine evenlng; at abpu, ~ o'clock theM work
was dome. The money aud tools were deposd
ed in the wagcn, and hey Ieii The quiet village
.,f Cbnrlestowu for their home iD Oxford,
Maine.
Thus far ali had worked admirably. They
aad NO. BEEN molested III their dangerous Ell
.erpri.e they had secured their hooy. and, aid
ed BY theu fast Aelses, INTENDED to arrive home
in the shortest possible space ri ti,As, 50 that
their sssence might not excite sssPiei'A
When reachlnr thp base Of he hill between
DrewsviIin aad MAriOw, they bob alighte4, TO
walk up the bill, and thereby ease their horse !;
while one walked much faster than the horse,
the clhe; fell same distance sehlhd. abe fore
most arrived at the top Of the hill, aud after
wait,so some minutes the brGler emerged irom
the aAfktress bu, the horse was not there.
The re,raced thar tteP1. bat tn. morse, bug
nv and nOaey bad dsaapPeared. T.ley perceW-
ed lgn' from a neighboring farm house. bat
no tracks could be discovered whereby they
cenId trace the traant aaln,al. Daylight com
ing un, they we're obliged to give zap searching
for the horse. and seek their own safety. II
seems thlt the horse, after olIing fer sohr time
in ascending The hill. discovered i narrow 'oad
leading ire the malA read at r4ht angles, and
having 40 one to guide hia t llO~ed hls Inclt
nation, and tonk tn" side tr3Sk ra her than puIsnt
his caurs4 up the bill. Exchange.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
Temperance Convention.

The Annual MegtIng OF the State TeRperaa-
ce So:le,g viii BIZ hqje.' al Mddlehury, eom-
n.nclag at ell o'clock tOrenooa Sn Wednes
day the l5tn Of January mex aad continue
thtoush tast sGd the H,xt day.
The undersigned Executive COMMITTEE re-
gard tuis aeetlng u equal impurtaDce TO any
that has preceded IT.. Indeed, 10 cur Judge
men.. since OR last meeting, new sespOnsiblli-
ties aid new duties have been lmp'sed upon
the friaods Of temperance thnMgboa, onI State
Ia compliance with heir request, and, az We he
hsSe in accordance with the wis4eS II large
mai.rI'y Of the tree,Ren If ill.,. State. iae Gene,-
al Assembly, at its last session, pa>sed az act,
proarSning the sale ST intoxicating liquors.. eX-
cept NJ medicinal. cheaIieA and mechanical
pun poses. and gIvlRg tn Just cFs "t the Peace
c0ucHneut jurisdiction with the County CouF's
10 hear, ny 4ai deter Diue al oil nceS agaiAs
said act. Much depends ap"n haVIng this Ia ~
receive proper constitution, aud also h'TIns
it faIrl, executed aai eutarced To- those, VtsG
~sk iar thu t4~. 1t especially belongs t. sasSin
il. Th.s. and many 0her subjects OF much In
Herest, vii engage the aiiea'ion OF the e""'e"
Tlun.
Wo Arre that measures may be lMmedlateii
adnv,ed IN ave Y 10 w, ~ seearr HI attendance
and IN =, gentlemen stteGaiag will not c'Hne a
mere spectators. bat will B" prepared u conr'O
ute lutsr ait,ua and lntereS' to the 'neet,ng'
Pa Iilsh4rs Of papers 'hr mgh!Ht tn S'At1 ~
respectfully requested Il give his "o''ce Nv"
three insertions 10 iher respective paPerS
JosEPH STEEL,
ZINAr HOWE,
NM. & KIrrREDSE,
Il. =. CASR.
] NEsMAS,
AIN .cE WALKER.
CHEsIER SPaNCER
Harvey d. ilIGLET
G;astletop, Dec. 18th. 1850
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
A Bundle of Blunders.
The BrattleborO Eagle has the following:

The BrattlesorO Eagle has the following:
I" At Burlington, on the 9th inst fellow
wem isto the jeweIry store Of NJ sses Town &
Han, aud selecting gold gUard chain, asked
leave TO take it to the hotel where he stopped.
to see if it would suit his sister Alter he had
been absent for few hours, inquiry was made
and information OBJ aimed, that lie had no sister
vita him, and that he had borrowed team from
Mr.. Johnson's stable and left town He was pur
sued. overtak"n conveyed back, and held fo'
trial. He gave his name as HoIdea Pstaam."
This affair occurred nearly as related, but at
Montpelier instead of Burlington, and Holden
Putnam was the sheriff who secured The thief
instead OF being the thief himself Friend Put
man, we fear after being praised so much by
the Patriot for his prowess on that nee ,sioN, will
hardly be prepared for such reverse of hoaor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02

CoR@taatiRope, who accompanied Amin
Beg, RodeSily asked for sSme 81, 900 to de-
fray his expenses. But Mr. Webster thought
THAI not less than Slii,a on should be appFO-
priated to do honor TO the representative OF
the Grand Turk, and 50 accordingly II was
voted, aad Amin Rey vas ieasted by the
Secretary of Safe 10 his Atomach's con
tent, and introduced TO The first circles OF
Washington, Boston, aad Nee York.
But, Sufficient time having elapsed tor
the news O. these sotRe@ Lat ridiculous PR
ceedngs 10 reach CeRsIaniinopIe, letters
were despatched by American res dents III
that cily infmHaing the geodpeople at home
that they hive been very extensively hnaxed
that even the great Daniel himself, with
all his Yankee c9teAess, has been most sub
timely taken in and dnie FE
Ii nov appears that AHiO Bey is simply
young officer Of the Navy. enjnying the rank
of Kaimakam. equivalent 10 that of Lieut..
Colonel, (which in the Turkish service is
of no Importance sohateoer,) who, at the so
lc,ation Of Mr. Brown, was permitted to
accompany him TO the United States, for
the purpose Of going through course OF
study in Our dOck-yardS, with the object Of
ocquIringa knowledge If certain new A.
merteaR inveRtiOns. M. Brown, having
quilted his post with0dt the necessary leave
Of absence, magnl6ed his pup'l into an En-
voy, in order to give unsuitable excuse for
so doing. But the charm worked probably
beyond bis original deslgn " expectation,
aud the hoax acquired dimensions incom-
patlble with its Owh existeRce. So Amin
IIey is R~w generally considered Amman
Bey, aud Mr.. Brown is most efFectually
done brown.
We may now ask, in conclusion, what
right Congress have tie appropriate money to
give dinners to and pay the travelling ex
penses Of Turkish, more than Of all Eng
ish or a French Envoy? Will those elo.
qa-nt congressional contendeaS for strict
interpretation Of the Constitution. who are
perpetuAly 'straiaing at gnats aud swallow.
ing camels,' inform rs Sat. Ere Post.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
Golfers GNbIt.

MERRY's MUSEUM g. PA4LEV's MAqAzINE
Edited BY s. C. Goodr CHI, and pub lshed by s.
r. AlIeh & Co, NY Airy price, 81 90 per year,
IN advance, laonthly tavorite Of the little
f"ks,-and great ones, toe, as for til 81 tsatier,-
is now On its 10th geIune. 1t is deservedy
popular and blessing ia a IA uhy of children.
THE REPUBLICAN, STANDARD, recently start
ed at B 'l,ws Faile, by !. w. Mack, is a neat
looking weekly sheet Of the NanoHai Demo.
cratic faith, and very f@iriy conducted.
The YANKEE NATIoN n Bos,an weekls mis-
celiaHeous paper, by L. Lowell editor, and w
R. Davis publisher, is about to change its form
again, from d qlarto 10 fOhe. ThM will
be chtHge which, we opIne, will be accepta
bic to its readers. The terms ri this paper are
So 90 per year, nnl 1t Is among the best Of our
New ENGLAND MlscellaAes
THE BosTON WEEKLY MUSEUM ia abont to
enter "n a ae~ V1u ne. THIS paper has fae
set OF CO ltrib atorA who. with the taste and in
OuSitH VI tue eur We fHhhC II al dHtPfeSttffG Nn0
valuable papes We say this in return tor the
editors handsome az ice Si ns lest sumner-
l~Aaout thn salt sUeA ss4u. Mr.. Museum.
TIE YANKEE BLADE, whose quner and char
acteustic prospectus was put Oat a week Tar fw"
since. continues the sqde uch and racp
paper as EYER. Thare are u fes suck +d1"ts
as M Maihew. With 50 much attic sat abont
him. there wall be ~ dagger but that he vail
keep well, as also will, we think, his subscription
hist
"OBtruAkY ADDRESSES, delivered on the &C
casinn of the death Of President Taylor, with
the Funerai Sermon If Duct. PyRe,. delivered
at the Presidential Mansion" which the Hon. l..
B. Peck, NJ C., has sent ns, is one at the most
beautiful things we ever saw. We value il
much, and thank the deaOr accordingly.
GP~Seastors Benton and UpAam will please
accept our thanks for very valuable documents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT

! Hon. JOEL R. PoINsETT has published
letter ia the Charleston Mercury, sganst
the secession ct South Carolina, which he
I inks wild and suicidal.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l3.-Gen. J. n.
Means has bee elected Governor of South
Carol ma.
~ Mrs. Farnham, formerly a matron
of the Sing Sing Prison, and The protector
of partially successful schemeof female
emigration to California, has become the
pIOprietress of a fine farm, near San Fran
cisco, the crops on which, this season, are
estimated to be worth 100000 The Cal
Itornla Courier gives an account OF Judge
nent obtained by her in one Of the Courts
in San Francisco, against Jos. s. RuckIe,
for 1861, q.
BRIsToL BILL.-MWgaret O'Connor, the
late champion of Darlington alias Bristol
Bill, states that the true name oFthat noto-
rIous burglar, now in Vermont State Prison
is William Eady. This statement sbeIiey.
ed 10 be correct While speaking Of
names, says the Journal, it may be stated
that Margaret O'C0nner is believed to be
no other person than the celebrated female
counterfeIter, Ann Nugent who has gained
C 'nsderable nOtoriety from her dealings
with countrfeters Of the sterner Sex-Bur.
Eng0n Sentinel
~ Jenny Limbs first Washington con-
cert realized $lr,OOO. Jenny has visited
the grave of Washington.
80 There were about 80 persons killed
and wounded by the explosion Of the steam
er Knoxville. She exploded all four Of her
boilers, one of which was thrown nearly
100 yards, and another passed through the
steamer Washington, aud lodged Oh the
GrifEia Yatman.
~ President Fillmore has issued proc
lamatlon, declaring the Texas boundary
bill of the last session to be in full force
and operation, having been assented to by
the State of l exas.
II A superb Roman Catholic Cathe.
drll is 10 be erected in the edge Of a grove
It St. Paul, Minnesota, and new Catholic
church has been already begun
The BIG YOUNG Nova ScoTrAN. the
invitation # Capt. Favor, we called on the
giant, Angus McGraskill, at the Montgnm-
cry House, on Wedne day. He is nine.
teen years old, a good-orking boy, seveI
feet four and a haIfinches in heiglnh, meas.
urea Sc inches around his breast, g. weighs
355 pounds. When he gets his growth Au-
gus will be curiosity, ifnot before.-BOs.
POsk
" Mayor B 'rker, Of Piltshurg, has been
convicted of mi>demeanol again.
BREADsTuFFs In the exports of -four md
whea from New York there is an ev ess
since the first OF September equal to 100,
O00 barrels Of -four over the same eriod
in ls49
~ A brute Of the Mount Holly, N.
iron works, the other day ordered coffin
for his dece .sed child. when the c"lfin prov
ing tho short, he deliberately chopped ufI
the Chlld's feet with an axe.
DEATH OF A VETERAN POLITICIAN. W.
lear" fr"" the New Hampshire p nri.A. cha.
she venerable ex Govennr, William Plum
mer, died at his residence at Epplng, las,
week, aged ah'n' 81 years lie was Inc
las Surviving fthe Convention winch fr4m-
ed the present Constitution "f N " Hamp-
shire which he took very active part IL
framing, aud which he lived under fifty
e ght lears-BOs. COu.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02

freedom as gallsntly as ne fights it. In Ohio
the'e IA gals 4,i men who h4ve cackhons in
ahe'n. No candidate was run against Mr.. Gid
dugs, IN his district. The wings %~Ild not tax e
up Mr. K not again, although he wac u whig.-.
But IN R"ot's district, the denaerats and free
aollers elected DR.. Townsend. an old l.:ber,y
man, who rs honest aud true, ard WIN has =
backbone as veil as head of the best SUIT.
The elections yet to take place, will add to
the number Of Fre@soilers in the next Congress
and there ls now fair prospect. that their num.
Der in the United States vii. be n,nsbled>-,Nast
Rep.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
Ube Neuj 0lcancr.

EY he Homestead Law passed by the
Vermont Legislature of iS49 went into OPP
eratioa on The Isl Of this m0ath. II pro-
Tldes thai house aud land, 10 the value nf
$500, with the produce Of the laad, shall
b. exempt from attachment and execution,
except Tor taxes In case If the disease OF
husband, this amrmn of property shall
descend TO his wife and children. without
being subject to has debts, unless an 4de spe-
ciaiy chargeabie thereupon, aud such h"me-
stead coRnot be aiienated M mnrtgAged, eX-
cept by inlnt deed Of hGsbaAd Had wife
The homestead Is, howeyr, liable lon debts
contracted before its purchase, and the
husband may mortgage the sane at the
tine of purchase without the consent of the
wife.
T The Methodist Church Nnrth, by
statistics gathered from the aaAuaa confer
euces of the present year. COW has a l59
travelling preachers, S ,42c 'ocai preachers.
aud i396s2 maMaers. The increase IN
membership, durag the year. has keen p )
367 1t is supposed that the Methodist
Church S'Antt will show an equal aggregate
in al the above mentioned departments.
NoisEPED By EATING A WW,-QUrCK
! DEATH.-A small boy was poisoned 10
dealt, III Auu.ou, las' week by eating part
of "erm IN an apple, dropped It. aud com
CLAIMED that ii did nni taste g,Hd Ia short
time his m"Wth hegan 10 swell, aud i'll two
hours he was dead. HIS pareuts picked up
the apple aud upon examination, t1nd in IT
a portion Of a worm kHown in common par.
lance, as the thnuSand legged worm. We
did not learn the name Of the boy -Ctdri0r
20 DessscrGt.
5 The Rocky Lead Mininq ca. paid ;
dividend ID 400 per cent on Friday at New
York.
New P0sT OFFscEx- The Pns,maste
Gemeral bus established new Post Offices a
Et>, II wen, Essex Co, Vt, ElU,h Avery
P. NJ; White River. Windsor Co, VI
s muel Mutt, P NJ.
Texas aud New Mexico are ver-ru
with Indians, aud Ivy treaty, we must pr'
teci New Mexico from InvasiOus from tn
70 indians.
i ~ Apart ofthc Horse Shoe Fall, on II
- Canada side, fell with tremendous cras
l. on Tuesday last The Butfiln papers 81
n- about ted rods in length aud four in wId'
y, of the rock has gone into "the abyss b
i. low" but this only adds grandeur to Il
at scenery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
a GREAT HOAX.

Or readers dnuhtiess have noticed the
grand reception given by cur government
through M Web ter, Secretary Of Stare =
40 a T#kjs, gentleman, calling himself A.
min Bey, ~ alledged Envoy 10 examine IN
40 the ,aauaers and customs of this country
for the benefit Of the Sublime Porte Mi.
RrOwn, the IRtsrpSeier Of our Legation at
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
2sosipts for the Freeman from
Dee. I2. tn Dec 81.

sc Turner. " Fisk, D T H lskell. a Cob
leigh, ] Ayers, E Cork, H GnswoId. l. H,sk,us,
H Carpenter, II F Hnnghtnn D Kttredge,
gilbert, l. Fisher. II y Clark, w Moore, r K
Keith W Wheeler, A G Murrag, R Worcester,
s B Gof, II Beckey, B Fl Spldug. ] Somer-
by, & Washbnrn, H B Ross, H w Alls,er,
$3.50 each. Swasey, 5 PInney, N HARDWOOD.
N II Stafford, $500 each. JAS White, W
Mansfield, A Burt, Dow. $500 each. l. F
Peabody, o Peck, A C Bahbtt. N Is Dodge, w
l. tlaweins E Phillips, B Thompson, w Doug
lass. Marble, VI French, J Douglass, $500
each. J Dudley. II JosIln, r Washburn, C Os
good Dunick, H Holmes, M Remington, IS
cents each H Cornish X Cummlns, W Mon
tague. Gl.25 each. W G. Atwel So 25 Dana
$l35. J W Brown 81, Wheatley SLIP, ) B
Whpple $500, T Ellis 80.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-02
LVmam G. TurmPr,s Estote

EHNlIE subscribers having appointed BY np Hon
II Pr ,bua OOuu far tn District Of Washington CommIs
sOners to receive, mine, and adjust nil claims and de-
fnands Of all persnns, against the estate pf
LYMAN c. TURNER,
late Of DuxblFy in SAID district deceased
ns0lvent and the term If ntI from the 9Th dav ~
December 1889 being allowed by sud Court To the c,edor
to said deceased, n"xhb aud prove their @pertys claims
before Do give notice that we will attend to the dr.
ties If our app ntmsnt the dwelling house Of Betsev
Turner in On xbury, In said district the hrst Tqesday
tFehfuly $751; and the last Friday oC Nay next al nina
O'Clock in the forenoon on Zach fsad days.
ELI BRUCE, lc.
JOSEPH SAWYER, ""lih'ss"hefs'
MoFetown, Dec, II, A. D. 1885, 9wSl