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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
The Ocean steamers.


LIST or STEAMERS Foa THE MONTH OF NAY.
Canada From BoetoI. Nay D.. Yor Liverpool
sou,herner Yort May %. For Charleston
Atls Yors May 29..for Liverpool.
nanoo n fork Nay ssFor chart-ston
From ~ York May - For savannah
Daniel Nrort May ..For San Juaa,C q.
Letter. Line be twenty
half ourc. nand Postage added except Gsa, Britain,
Newspapers Lns the contnsn must Be prepaid oaI
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DECISION AS TO COMMON CARRIERS


Narjgatioa Co. al spit Of Francis = DOR d Cohis
suit tried time since brought by T. Dorr Co,
81 765 the value of two of merchandise
shipped the iated Lexington. and destroyed ~ the
banning of that steamboat the Sound while her
Baker Co. Boston. The suit was against the Company
common carriers.
being that given the the receipt the goods
board the Lexington; ,.o
Received of S. 4 r. Dorr Co.. board the
Lexington, Child MASTER two for T.. Baker Co..
Boston marked and numbered as in the margin 70 be trans
ported gton and there be delivered the rail-
road agent assigns danger OF FIRE and water breakase
whatever lost injured stolen to be deemed OF greater
value than $oe Freight IS customary with steamers
N B-The Company be held responsible for ordi-
nary and diligence only, in the transportation OF
ande and other property shipped on board the boats
Of this line Dated at New-York, jan Is 1870
GEORGE CHILD, Master"
shown De the usual prsted form OF the Company
in use at the time and long previously.
On the tal the counsel for the Steam Navigation Co
tended that under the clause that related ire they
liable and that they would only be liable the
$ per case provided for the concluding clause and
asked the Court that Tsl charge The motion
opposed bv the counsel plaintiffs who conended that
the ERE did from the of God, from lightning
&C. the loss occasioned by the public enemy that the
Company as common carriers wers liable The Court on
the trial refused charge requested BY the counsel for
defense ard charged that the Company liable TO the
full value OF the goods and the Jury ound verdict N pm
cpa and interest, for s. ?i7 80 Appeal made this TO
The COurt gave decision yesterday forenoon sustaining
bill OF exceptions, with costs
L. s. DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge
JudsonD sio ns-4iea and Others agt ship Marcia
Ciefes-By seamen who sent home. charge of
attempt revolt from Valparaiso but the trs acquitted
TO the full amount OF for the voyage already
referred 10.
The vessel was bound from port the Pacific to New
York but when few days out complained that the ship
upsesworthy aud required the Captain to make for
port and he put away and reached Valparaiso where
vey held but the vessel found be seaworthy The
then arrested and home for trial. acc utted
as stated.
Ii was conteuded for defense the trial Of this suit that
the had forfeited their and liable, in ad-
don the for the loss sustained The
teday forenoon rendered decision holding that the suit
cannot be maintained. Libel dismissed
SUPERIOR CoURr--Before Judge Oak
ley.-Jamss Raymond and sc,fs Azt Simon Woynser-To
damages Ter assault and battery related M
r., already referred to- Verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
[Adverrsement1
n Rain comes and goes suddenly, now
sdays but it makes difference Whatever with Roors
picture making perfect daguerreotype insured any
kind Of weather, II No SsS Broadway
rAdvsrtsensat1
n The celebrated Clinton Cottage,
near Newark IL for sale. From splendid thosraph Of it.
(by LANG Co, No. &C Futons) ~ should think wu
perfect paradise.
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New DIocEsE.-It is rumored that q

Catholic Council recently in session at Bat more mss GO,
suted Lone Island into separate Diocese
New-York to which 1t IL now attached
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

ASHES-The market IS heavy, with more Offering Sales
OF 50 bbls. at - for Pots end 81 2j for Pearls.
COTTON continues active speculation. 5000 bales
char ged hands to-day
49, Cfasa. E..fs.
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rAdvsrtiseneni1

n The celebrated Clinton Cottage,
near Newark IL for sale. From splendid Autograph Of 1t
(by Lsing Co, No. &C Fatonst shouh think it wss
perfect paradise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

Net earnings less running expenses interest &c 6l IS
This amount has all been expended in paying expenses
of previous years; damages; unfunded debit depot
grounds repairs of masonry. materials hand &c,
amounting in all s72,66l 50; leaving debt of
sl5s9 81. The net income as above of ST. l6l 96 is
about IA . cent on the shares issued and there is
nothing to prevent the Company from paying hereafter
a fair dividend upon the capital The average re-
ceipts of the Company for the previous year show
gain over the past year of thirty one p cent the
President says 81 have no hesitation in pronouncing
the opinion that the stock will hereafter yield regular
3Ia 2 cent semi annual dividends
Exports for the week ending May "a:
75e bb Flour DO Naval Stores sso DO oil Cake
g2 do. M-n--, satP~ter. IOs0 bushels
Nh~st. 10 cases ks o.. 20 do Ing 900 slaves, 1901 bs
Manufactured Tohag 90, ~ Gala Bsh.
LIFEkFo0L-T,7l3 bb Foar,
Stores bush Wheat, bush Corn, II terces Beef
1890 Slaves csba BooAs i56 Cocs 5eAses
ps;o-.
NtwronI-3.ibO bbls. Flour.
HASsrss-O5 Cotton $40 bb. Naval Stores, p bids
OAK Bark pkf Drugs 30 dozen AXES 50 cases Inds ha0bsr
Goods ~ bales Toocco 3 Manufactured Tobacco
J Pks- furs sea~e- Books IL oos sarnisA
BtIxfs-2l PAS Furs chests Tea bib. jewelers. sweep
I boxes Vanilla Beans, box sa2wl-
AxsIsH1As-5 bids Tobacco cases Do eeroons do 5Ns5
Manufactured d. Cxar 10 Honey, III oss Cedar
bt Naval slaves, India Rubber Goods
| do. oTiam. 10 do. Gum COpal
ROrTHHDxi bs 800 bib Naval stores, " cerocns
C1cin~d Barb sfIo Slaves J bss~ SKINS.
MIHsEuLEso bas Cotton 5i7f lbs. manufactured Iobaeeo
~ cases Ess. Oh. iso.9co Slaves.
M.praA-3sOooStayes.
Rye Meal ~ e Corn Meal 40 do Naval Stores, 80 do Pns
1870 bssh Corr aD54 d. Wheat, t Bags lsof los Tea, SS
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(Adverrsement1

n Rain comes and goes suddenly, now
sdays; it makes difference Whatever with Roor's
picture making; perfect dasuereotyps Is insured in any
kind Of weather, af No. Ss3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

COURT CALENDAR = TINS Ddy-SU-
rERIoR CouRr-Nos $751; AL $40 529 $40 49, 1917, 39'
AS 5S5 500 g. sos ST. 55 1856 378 4l9 Az 502 SIS
So i66 56 56s 56s, so 57, 572 57S 5'i SIS 56 577
SIS. 579.
SUPREME Court General Tern.-Same yesterday
L. s COURT. 5th Glass Mos. 70, y 10 40 inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

SUPERIOR CoURr--Before Judge Oak
ley.-James Raymond and s,,fs Azt Simon Woymser-To
damages Ter assault and battery related TO NJ
r., already referred to- Verdict for plaintiff $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

ACCIDENTS. "A man named Patrick
Ryan fell in Centre-st, Sunday night and broke his
ankle He was removed TO the NewYork Hospital.
coored man named Robinson fell while In the sta
bic rear of No % Trinity place, and injured his spine
He also was taken TO the Hospital
James Marshall storeman board TIE steamer
Africa lying the dock in Jersey City, yesterday had
one of bis arms dreadfully mashed in consequence OF
some of the vessels machinery having fallen upon it
He was taken to the NewYork Hospital and placed I'M
der the of DR.. Cooper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

goods, &c and they false and fraudulent IL 10
alleged the charges were untrue. Sealed verdict this
forenoon
ATTEMPT AT HIGHwAY RoBBERY.-
A man named Timothy Sweeny was arrested at an
early hour yesterday morning, charged with assaung
and attempting to rob George Andre, sailor, attached
% the ship Clinton lying at the foo, of Montgomery St,
l. r. appears that Andre, while passing up Mont
gomery st between the hours of and o'clock yester
Gay morning feeling fstgued sat down to rest upon
s'oopwhen the accused with npanion came up and
TOOK seats beside him. He had been there but few
moments, when the two thrust their hands into his
pockets and attempted to roo him He arose to leave
out having gone but short distance again attacked
y the two men, who knocked him down, and were In
Se set OF ralsg his pockets when Officer Murphy of
&c seventh Ward arrived, and succeeded In srresting
sseeny, who was taken before Justice Wood and
~Aeo ior trial. His companion effected his escape.
FIRE. Yesterday morning about ii
seek hre broke on, in the second story of the build
ss No PA westst, occupied carpenter shop by
A'as Eels. The ION was occupied by Geo Barbeck,
sSssFn maker, and the store by VIM. Harrison as
Aa0of store The 6remen early the ground and
ION succeeded In extingashng the flames, not, how.
.ef eere the second story and oft were damaged to
~ ssmount OF 5000 No insurance Capt Carpenter,
: we hth Ward, with a section Of his men, were on
ground, and rendered material aid TO the hremen.
boLD Yesterday morning
.''~ ~ o'clock Officer McCollick, Of the Third Ward
..Sed man named Austin Maynard from drowning
e io0 OF Veseyst, North River, and took him to
S'non House, where he stated that he was attacked
as men on the corner OF West and veseys and
'se' o. four or Eve doIlsrs, after which, he was
- INTO the dock About o'clock, Officer Phillips
~ same Ward overheard the conversation of some
~. fuaon Market, relative to the above matter,
49,. "a'ea ne arrested two Of them. named Thomas
h~ =: Ma sullivan and Redy They were taken be-
was discharyeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

.OwNERs.-Owners are wanted at the
Essex Police Court for lot of earhandled pocket
knives, Wostenholm maker, which have been taken
from man who is in prison. Inquire Of Mr.. Rock
WELL Clerk of the Police Court
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12
Goitor's Gable.

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. This truly valuable
journal will commence its eighth volume on the
18Th of the ensuing September. One OF the
chief excelleueies Of this paper is the thorough
ness and ability with which il Sits pretensions
to discoveries and improvements in mechanics
and science; and we know Of no paper oil the
kind in the world we would so soon recommend.
Terms, $500 per annum. Published weekly
by MUM g. Co., New York.
HARpER's MAGAZINE for August contains ="
unusuaivariety Of interesting articles OeS'ueS
the continued tales. x
RAILWAY GUIDE ron THE n. f. STATEs' Is
lust out from the press of G. X. Snow, Boston
his full exhibit Of all that concerns the traV'
eler and others to know about all New EngSne
Railroads. a.
THE NATIONAL PoRrRAr GALLERY dl'
tinuuished Anericans.--We have recsltssF'n
first number Of the FIRST volume OF oeaell0''
executed work Of this title, from-the publishers
Robe, 2 Peterson g. Co.. PhiladelpE,as In
work begins with the portraits and biographies
sketches Of George Washington ana maf'n
Washington. II is to DO in tour VoluneS-,@
cents per number.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12


EVer gudge ofthe County Court of New Londo County
a'y "a tie spring was attacked with disease of the
character 1t appeared first upon one Of
10y egs Dut the Other soon became involved in it, At first
mere appeared small pimples upon the suace which filled
with water. These would break and the soTes nm ~eth
81 uti Doth legs from the foot the knee presented
shluiy iivid appearance. The legs began 10 swell and
proceeded until one much larger Than both of them or
uinary Were, and ut the time they cmcked omen in
maty inherent directions, dscha ping thin wntery sub
s'ance. could only get about with great difficulty and
% ~ w without the use Of crutcIes. At png' tie mat
.e' wch was discharged formed crust or scab upon The
Se ana both legs presented an appearance which in
ready begun. '~' '''''"''o" ia" d.
consulted a physician who gave me some remedies
, directions how TO Them adding that my age and
s sevefty OF the complaint rendered cure extremely
uo"nI Nothing, howeveT, seemed to make any avort.
O,e impression upon the disease. At this stage council If
physicians was called 10 examine the case An considered
severe ana doubtful one, and from their conye rsuton
1 e Impression upon my friends that would never he
.u.eu' Sun tnSy,g9yp some remedies which nttemped
louSe' out my legs appeared grow worse NV daughter
ugea me 10 make trial Of your preparations and hnvf
heaId OF some remarkable on Others resolved TO
make me trial and accordingly the Syrup which
louK lew days and then began apply the Cerse
cnahge Immediately took place Tor the better and Lontin-
neu constantly to amend until blythe use of two bottles OF
syrup ana about three boxes of Cente, all my former
symptoms disappeared, and my legs smooth and Der-
Iec us any other mans IS years OF age.
h ue time commenced using your medicines stopped
alone. IOEi Df,ttIs ''
r. w DR.. q. A. Weaver. fIyme july a. 1aHI,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12

GULAR CAsE.-Mr. John Morrison of
Leceaer was bitten on one Of his fingers, on
Thursday, July %, as he supposes by black
spider, < The finger soon commenced swelling,
aaIif beeApe very painfOI, and the disease has
Iia .smtebded over his system to such degree
'fhaiheslbes in dangerous condition. His ply
stefan thinks there is but little hopes of his re.
covery. Worcester Spy.
Humphrey Marshall was confirmed Sd inst,
as minister 81 China, and will resign his seat 10
Congress.
The Pilot, Engineer and Clerk of the H. Clay
have been arrested in New York and held to
bail in the sum of $40 900 each, 10 answer the
charges brought against them.
I; A gentleman of Rochester, N. Y, died on
Monday, from the effects of worms He had
been sick for some time, and it was supposed
that he was suffering from consumption.
The President, in 6ls message accompanying
the Tehuantepec documents, States that the
negotiation on thatsuTjeccis at an end, Mexico
declines to offer any teams on the subject. :
Prisoners at Charlsto,Cn.--There are at present
49l prisoners at the State Prison CharIestown,
Mass, and Of this number, twenty are under
sentenceof Imprisonment for life. q Nsl.
The WoOdtcOrA Patent. The Congressional
committee on patents have reported againgst
the extension of the Woodwnrth Patent, and it
is thought that The report will be sustained by
Congress.
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hRuenzn ond Conq,,,n n,;;on


IS indeed melancholy truth, that thousands fall vic
TINS 10 consumption every from other caused than
neglected colds yet we find hundreds nay thousands who
.feat such complaints WITH the greatest indifference and
roy them run On for weeks, aud even months ithout
thinking Of the danger Al first you have what Won con
slcer slight cough cold you allow business pleasure
o. Ce'essless To prevent You from giving any ion
then settles upon your breast you become hoase have
pains In the side or chest, expecUe Urge quantities of
!nalter perhaps mixed with blood diligently Of breath
ing eisue' aud then you find your foolish neglect has
Drought on TINS complaint, If then you value your life or
hcati be warned in time, and don't he with your cold
or ust to any quack nostrum to cure you but lnmedi
atey procure bottle 1r two If that lannon's remedy DR
WisrAR BALsAM OF Wild CHERRY, which is well known
10 PC the most speedy knon thousands will
testify whose lives have been saved by it,
ro influenza Il Is the very best medicine in the world
ne not deceived, remember that spurious limitations and
0her preparations Of Wild Cherry abound tho ught the
iand, but 1t Dr. Wisars tina; has performed so many
wonderful cures there fore buy other but the
genuine original Balsam Of Wild Cherry, signed f. BurTs
on the wrapper.
AGENTS for WIsTAR'S BALsAM-RedfrId & Gran
me b H. Collins Montpelier; John A. S. White, r. L
smith, Adam Hobart, Mortified John P Hale Panifeld
Putnam & Wooster, Marshfeld ]. NJ Richardson, Waits
heldi u. Goss, Waterbury g. Perry L Co.. Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12

I'm = a. n. Nv AsAltslAAiFAx.-1he Fishery CUES.
Harvey w Aiy yrs 81 Inc steamer Sir John
nv the y,,An,s s1 l,all'ax papers to August 3D.
roon S tracts oeow' il will be seen that the
d.llira !, oPess granting t" the American
Of lIle sba, sSs get !" ilsh within three miles
granted s'eu reciprocal Tree trade is
The R.....K nasa
saws :. 4 ,a;, 1Ss "OrA 'dnaer1ca OF August 2,
columns tbsslS Z" SeeM " d memorial IN our
Of sunenserio" o,,1 1s St;n reP1date the idea
local free ,rads ;n., L""ng P!Nleges i0T FeclP-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12
Orleans County Convention,

As DO Convention has as yet been called in
this County, excepting such as sustain the Bal
tlmore nominations, an invitation is hereby ex-
ended at the request of friends in this place, to
such in this County, az do not approve OF said
nominations TO meet at the Town House at Al
bany Centre, on Tuesday the gath day OF Au-
gust next, with view to effect an organization
for the purpose of sustaining efficiently such
nominations, and such only, in our County, State
and Nation, as accord with the principles which
we profess. p. GEO. PUTNAM
kbany, july "a, 1852.
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,MONTPELItR MARKET, August o.
nrrORrs Sr THOMAS X. DOrr.

PRoyuoNs, &c -Beef, best Corned, to &c perb. do.
fresh by the quarter to at retn to g. Pork, best
salt 10 10 ~ 9; fresh. whole annal, To at retail,
4,o0 Mutton Ia g. Butter, family, l2to Is Ft0Fe 90
Ia co. Cheese, to 6. Lard, 10 to II l-2 Tallow, :
10 O. Dried Apple, 6to &. Eggs IL per doz. Potatoes,
90 to 40 per BUSH Apples pie 10 TO 90 DESSERT SO 10
o. 90 - ,s % On. No. A,,,A Oats %
To a. erdsgrass Sc d, S975 Clover u To lac per lb
Hay, 81, 90 to 800 per ton
FtoUn-Exta 6ne s475 TO 500 fancy, s4,37 to 900
superane S4,3i 10000
GRocEmEs.-sdgaTs, Brown West India and New Or
Molasses "a to 3Ic per gall. Linseed OIL IS to 90. Sail
coarse 40 to 81 PC per busel dairy, 10 c per bag
Misc NEOUs.-DTy and Cream Hard Wood, $500 Il
$50 per cord, Shingles 00to so per ~ Wool, Us
| 81 l-9c per lb. Nais,sS 3,95 per ewL
fThe above the Traders wholesale prices on mos
! Of the articles but Groceries.
Hides, 10 Leather SOLE IS g tO.le Uppers, persqua
foot 1919 grained trimming, 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12
RAILROAD LINE.
4 EYOntpeIieP Stage.

y Barre aud Montpelier on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, arriving ut Montpelier at O'Clock, p. Al.
Returning, leave Montpelier on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at l2 A. M passing through the above
named towns arrive al Bradford in for the second
train for lIostOn, and the first train nOnh.
Fare from bradford to Montpelier, 81, 80.
Passengers by taking this Stage a Bradford can reach any
Of the following places the next day. viz Burlington
whitehall Saratoga Schenectady, Utica, Syracuse, Roch
ester Buffalo, New York City. Rouse Point Malone Og.
densburgh, Sa ketts HarbuT st. Johns La Prairie and
Montreal, G, e. 4. & d. ROWLAND, Projectors.
July, 1852 3,u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12

FLouRtienessee, Michigan and OHIO, superine, 81 10
fancy s437; extra GeneseC, $50 TO 5,75.
CRnS-CoTn yellow, 81 a7UC white SIC. Oats, north
ern 41c Rye, 90c. Wheat, 81 90 To I,lO.
PRovnoNs--Prns Pork, SIS so per bbl. Mess so 90,
Clear s24 So Boston Mess Beef Sl7,OO u II 80 Lard
IiL2ai3. HAMS l2 l5e per ID. Batter, common and
store is a Ice: family II lie. Cheese, new MIX,
4c four meal o. Potatoes, s, rs 1925 per Dbl
HoPs-First sort, 1851, 90 to Soc per lb.
sEEps.-Herds Grass, 3d. asa $50 per bush. Clover
northern, 10 l.2 lie per lb. 20,
AsHEs-PeaTls, $3.50 5,G8 per cwt Pots, Sif5 4ol
WooL-Prime 5axnuy Fleece Is j0c Full liuOd AZ
As -fouEths Blood 40 AZ huff do % 3S common
and One.ou nth do. 30 a 3d.
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AInrrit0.

IN Calais IN the 99d ul., by the Rev. orFH Davis M,
Jonathan j. Peck, Of GTotOn, to Mss R0Xana LOWELL OF
Calais.
Tn rartes will pelas accept thanks and bes wishes
ni III happiness aud pruSpsTty, IN return fT the ho4R.
tful af Of cake which accompanied The above notice,
In Montpelier Aug. 18th, by Rev. u. Walker, Mr. Louis
A. Derle to Miss Iornda Merritt, both of this place.
The Printers tender their Acknowledgements for the gem
slice of cake with which they were remembered
In Duxbuy, August 9Th, by Nathan Huney, Esq, MF.
r. 4. Warner of Norhfeld, to Miss Lucy A. Phillips OF
Duxbury. PruterS in Michigan are Requested to iussn
the bOve
In Eden, Aug LIST, by John T. Pratt, ESQ.,, DR.. ]. NJ.
Newcomb 10 Miss Esther Atwel Of Eden.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12
Che nlarkets.
MARKET, August

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, August r.
Az Market O4s Cate 800 Beeves, aHd lag stores
consisting Of working oxen, cows and Calves Seahe'
two and three years ODDS o c. .,i,,
PRICEs-MARKEr BEEF.-Extra, $3.50; first quality,
49, second quality, $780, third qualify, s4OO a4oi
W'mrsS IL 90 a 900 per cwt Talow, $3.50 CTS
PrLrs-SO,5O a 600. Calf skins, l-2 a lOc per ID
Wal CILyEs-S4,OO 800.
B1RRrLING CATTBE-$4,OO, 500 to 600.
WorKse o1EN--S72, IS, 100, 1874,
Cows AEp CALvEs-Sl4, I6, 90, %, 81. ma
YE ELNos-Ss to IL; Two Years Old, $l7 to26j Three
saEEr AsD LAMBs-5OTl al market Exlra $500 to 400
| BY lot 81 90, $50, 200. ,,. ..-..-
| 'swihE-4 3g Ut market Ketail, 7to.Sc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12

Making per cent. for the year
ending August 1854 Said per cen'ge to be cast on the
original amount Of premium note without reference TO any
endorsements und to he paid to the Treasurer al MS Oiee
in Mnnprer on or before the Goth day Of OctObeE 1882
Tnr TwENTr FlF1H ASNUAL REFORr, cont ini1g de-
tailed statement the business af the Company the num-
her and amount Of LOSSES &c. WIZ be puollsheu carry IN
Sentember and put in the hands Of the membes, TO which
respectfully refer them for full statement showing the
importance to them, and the CUmPaAy, Ofthe FuNoTrAL
poS"''"' ]. r. THURsToN, Treasurer.
Office VI. Mutual Fire INSURANCE Co.,
MnntnrIier Aup. 7. 1854
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12

The Free DEMOcRACro Of the First ,ongros.
sionaI District will meet in Conventions al Mid.
Oieoury' on the I7ih day of August hext. at 10
o CLOCK. A. NJ. Tor the purpose Of nominating
candidate ca. for election to Congress from said
Ols'''ct. Let every County aud town be repre-
sented' DANL ROBERTS, JR.
JACOB SCOTT, District
J. M. SLADE, COMMITTEE.
r. R. THRALL,
July 26, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12
CnnrressiOnaI Convention.

4 Convention of the Independent Democracy
Far the Second Congressional District will be
holden at White River junction, on Thursday
August 10Th, 1852, at 10 o'clock, A. M, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for election
10 Congress from said District. -, IL.
" An Who are opposed to the pro slavery plat
form adopted at Baltimore, June LIST, and re-
adopted June 10th, or 10 making tealty to the
Slave Power lest qualification for office, are
respectfully invited TO attend
A. STlMSON,
s. N. BIGELOW. District
| o. L. SKATER, Committee
% G. II. PAIGE,
Norwich, August I'd, 1851.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-12

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