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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30
GEN. SCOTT.
U. 8. BAyx-"IfJ

u y. Bank -" II !
had the honor Of vote
! (st the extra session.
ii, would have beer
given for the bill ere.
ating a fiscal corpors-
ton -haying long been
under Il conSiction that
~ peace, as ia war,
something elhc,cn, IN
the nature Of u Bank
OF the United States
In not only " necessary
and proper but indis.
len-able to the sue.
cessiui operations Of
the treasury a. well a-
10 many OF the wants
OF our CONNIE rec and
currency - General
Scots Le'ier u De!
%, lstl.
BANKgufr Law
" III had lajtae honor
OF u vote on that oc-
ea-ion, 1t would have
been ~ favor of the
bankrupt ball. - Same
letter.
IAsp d. rHiBuItos
BlLL 49," II | had had
n vote on that occasion
It would have been IN
favor Of the band dis.
tributlon bill. Same
Eyrcrr,vr vs-o --.
q" hons In nu ,.fly
amendmentofth con.
s,i,a,ion to see a re.
duc,ion of the pre.i.
dents veto. There
can be- no good reason
why the veto should
not D.. o,aresm. l., .
hare minority IN each
house OF Compress Of
siltbr mentb.rs ,l,.cf-
al T.. a. S.,,,c ~,
Ter.
GEN SCOTT.
IL a le,,e, - cb
9th, 1913, 10 So At
kiu,on Of Virginia.
G,neral Scott says. II
suppose J scarcely need
say that IN my opln-
ion. Congress has no
color of authority IN
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Administration NOt,Cc.

SHntVsstt"sS"H N"'''f.
ETTtkS ct administration d. boHfs Hsf
] y,sfr granted Ia the rn'-rslgucd ON tir
estate of Niiism \ Jones. d,scasrd. by OBJ,
county couft ct HARRISON county, pertaining to
the estate. Of deceased persons, On the a5ih
September last. 4 ~ 1852 ~ persons. there
forc having claims against said estate are hereby
notified to- present ibeni 20 me. duly authout,-
ted within the umc prescribed bY law and
those indebted to the same Sdl picasc make
Immediate payment to The undrr~lguei.
ENLiNA u tOlLE. Ajm'X.
Oct y, 1872 nj TT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

On presideu, Tylcrs
message yetoIng the L.
5. Bank bill the name
of Gen. Pierce found
Sustaining the veto.
If be had thought
with Gen. Scott that a
BARE MAJORITY should
control lie would, Of
course, have voted d f.
f'ercntly e. S.a Jour
nal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

NWpf01UC SVUUIsS.
tEiGEK 4 co, are now manu-
featuring some OF the finest saddles
~ ever offered for sole IA the State,
They can be obtained, cheap iof ca-n, AZ The sign
Of the Golden saddle. TcSas street, opposite
the market, Shreveport, or at the branch of
their house IN Marshall.
Oct ., 1882. uli-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

Florx From - "a to - 70
PoRs Prom el7 l2t. 10 % ~.
B,cos. Ham. from " to loo clear s.des 81 loo
shoulder sell Al s.
! xp-At l., 10 lsfc
,oFvrt -stio-le
t',ocai ,rr Prom to lof
sr.,s Brown, from u to 90
H,getSa - KENNEDY from lat to lac.
Ety.w.N --fron y 90 t3c
Gur Enrr -keuwcsT, CT
ssts- -B-Ar - 10 | % Deer, IA lair ~. TO To-.
Noitasss --trum - u -9e
C,NpIT.--S At q 60 2.r
Ricr-Nilc
So,s-or!,nafy. ear hes, at6s
Cattle MARKET
Jefferson cas-, Oct 70 istc
peee Gate t,,ssicnl Ter ID est &C
Lake sud Icias, ao
IL ~, n net ~ a. q.
Nch cow. PER head ! 70 Wato
go, t..r head Hadlp
bitr. sed icarIinas. fr'i hat az ~
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''o,al, l,362 OBI ,.22 Il9 2ol ,Gts
Taylor over Cass, l39 COS
Cass and Van Buren over Taylor, l52,O73
Presidential Electors chosen by the
Legislature.
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rpnNrIcrlY IA rnE riGn1n lnltuy

TRDNTI n \ Ut TIT IIbNVW IDIf "!
ill- Ysfk us- t.rn regularly Published tor :.stg
4r ,-hls. II. bar i-ru signal iioue bout .
81. ae selfAafn AID Me- rrn country, aud D.. ,en.
sratilan i-i -r.,ltl sud fnpdlf ucr.afe, lhefe ai
o., other 'rripns ed he Union Ia this hfi pend Is
la rritst ltfs rtf, uistvf tiau any hrr -o'lth
sfa wrft $3.50 t,fHnHErsl inltcNce o.at.lfnsn'ar.
I..i-Is ufu uuuUt- hafe baen f-aalsrd .foai ,srff
.uuft~. IS % fs trft highest could he show. di
spase lrfinu ihr oIatefriai Neties, haa advocated
and uphold TIE cptenlefee aud sgricturr Of the v.si
era and Southern states. anil exhibited from ,ine 10
umr ts~ir mnlr'r staii.uc-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

A Monthly Journal cf Trade. A6,iesits,e
Clrne,ce, Connc-rir Palry. Mani.
tae'nrss. Internal Improvements. ETC.. s'c
Published MonihLg. BY J. b. 3. Dx Bow.
~ E1eaanse Place. opposite the Poss
Cgsee. Nex Orleans.
rnRNs: IS rsR ASSrN. IN AprAvcr.
hsvossung Ne inser-.is Of the South Ard w.s,t -
Commercial ksview VI rot h. he lsss :nirtfc of.ts
sfeai nisfs-i- " Ifafr tsrno- Ard A. fir'l.ui~
throughout ne wo'ii-- rlrsre- b. ts .sri.cs al
mululprn r"lauens--ir - story. ~ s~s aud IA
siltsucs. commercial rurmetitLrs fsru siiars Q.
trade, inter sas Al inter Sbiiois tr~sii-s foreign
s4i Gurges'ie 'a'if sfris.s AMI .s-s marin. ri.
N.W- eut frr.r- - gcin'urrre, r. shipping cenal,
fafaii' and steam nav issuon. etc n.fesniii- ~.
toms. cnirs lsw- ant d-cisions sncirn, ~ .sV a..
nn-rrp. btBkiur iusnfarce. e,rAnrss ,.rf-r-hin.
iHfr.a-e rHa-anisr. hrsA.rnge. asakrunirv wf@et
20 SOS. iaiR q. prts'fcrina, inaruue anI r.pAs
flfn.t suafa.idie gff tu.i"tn,aa.r ,gnlstaf. rlc
rig ,al1fatfeial iifrr-fu-e aui h.fYaFf~.
F-fsa5s wishing fu iisrastge their ssterrirerr 10
g.. Review aic required 20 s.ss IT, i1bi.sasr TIRE
ll"ufi.. n.'4rs
Bnla4 &. Vt IA. Commercial Review. earp,-,e e,
!4'.7 tIi'tes inr s1r At Nrw psi-ais Char..s.gn.
1lcr Ni.. eq .s'ti ia any point Toe uf.rt
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TRY TIE PHll.OTOkT.N

Fort rH-ew PaBfgi and D,.n,Sesci N,asfrura'ion.
MsCarHaee Abortion. and he r'iisf Of all fiosc
NNHpdthtf'o Nervous Affections .noadanf . Pu,-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

City Hall San Antonio. Sept. -, = y. ls3a.
Attest p l.. BrquoE, Soy {. : A.
Sept. -, 1902 WHIST
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

Noung powdril, who was under ar
rest ia Shelhyvllle. on the charge of muir.
der succeeded in escaping from the guard
on SUNDAY evening last; several shots were
fired at him as he ran, but without elret.-
San Augustine Herald.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

NoRr OF rur HrRRIc ,sH.-Neie York,
Oct Is.-Adyices from the Island Of Bon>
ojre. STATE that the hurricane passed over
,I,, island ON the 9th ultimo. Many yes
..l. were driven ashore aud houses blown
down ut White parish.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

Col Douglass Informed us on Thursday
,h., Ia had reason to believe the surveyor
~ ,he route of the railroad had by that
time completed his survey as Tar as Monroe
--Caddo Ga;ef;e Of last saturday
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
F,rthe freeman.
BRATLEBoRo, July 20. 1852.


MIR. THOMPSON Though have long read
your paper, this is the first attempt at writing for
it, and am impelled to this, that may say a
few words to your lady readers.
When channels are opened through which
light and knowledge have flowed into our own
minds, the desire is ever present, that others may
be refreshed from the same fountain. have Just
been listening 10 a course of Lectures, on Anat-
omy and Physiology and their relation not only
to the physical health but to the Intellectual and
moral condition of the race, by Mrs. johnson
from Philadelphia. and learning that she intends
visiting the capitol Of our State, wish to say tt
the ladies resident there, that she is thoroughly
qualified by her scientific knOwledge,Inoral charat
ter and social position, former mission. She unte'
grace and dignity of manner, with clearness ant
force of expression, and all her teachings arr
highly practical.
We have lectures from those Of the other sex
but not understanding our experience and nee
essitics, they fail to meet our wants. woul'
bespeak for Mrs. Johnson the efficient aid ant
cooperation Of the Mothers, Wives and Daugh
tiers of the State, and cordial welcome TO thel
Green Mountain homes. MOTHER
Wherever Mrs. johnson has been, both in Oh
cities and villages, her lectures have drawn fort
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05

judged the next day, that not much less than 100
persons persisted in this awful ca astrophy.
The NJ Y. authorities have heli Inquest's and
dte moving in the matter, III order to hrih! the
officers and all implicated in the quit oi expos
ing SO many liVes to death by their reckless
conduct, to punishment, which is mansaughter !:
but all the steamboat men seem clubbing to
screen them, and the result is doubtful. Should
it be found, however, that no laws can reach
these miscreants, let lynch court, in all cases
of the kind hereafter, be at once formed BY the
passengers, seize the officers and take command
of the vessel Public safety demands this fear
full alternative.
Among the victims of this deplorable event.
is our accomplished and universally beloved
townswoman, Mrs, Harriet E. Colby, wife Of S.
B. Colby Esq.,who with her husband being on
board but at the time in different part of the
boat, jumped overheard and was drowned. Be-
sides her heart stricken husband, she leaves a
family of young children to lament her untmely
exit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05

1t is indeed melancholy truth, that thousands fall vic
Tins 10 consumption every year from other cause than
neglected colds yet we find hundreds, nay thousands who
treat such complaints with the greatest Indifference, and
let them run on for weeks, and even months ithOut
thinking If the danger. AT first you have what you con
slider slight cough Of cold you allow business, pleasure
or careessness to prevent you from giving any atent ion
1t then settles upon your breast you become osrse have
pains in the side chest, expectoate Urge quantities
matter perhaps mixed with blood difficulty Of breath
ing e:sue aud then you find your foolish neglect has
brought on this complaint If then you value your life Of
health be warned in time, and DOM trfs with your cold
or trust to auy quack nOstrum to cure you but immed
atey procure bottle or two Of that famous remedy DR
WiSTARs BALsAH OF Wild CHERRY, which is well knowI
to be the most speedy cure know as thousands will
testify whose lives have been saved by it.
For influenza II the very best medicine in the world
BE not deceived remember that spurious limitations and
other preparations Of Wild Cherry abound hrr ughut I'm
land, but is Dr. Wistars tina; has performed so man
thousand wonderful cures therefore buy other but thu
genuine, original Basam of Wild Cherry signed L. Burr
on the wrapper
AGENTS for WISTAR's BALsAM.-RedRrld l. Graz
mis- ). X. Collins, Montpelier; John A. s. White. f.
smith, Adaml Hobart, Mortified; John P Hale Panifeld
utnam Wooster Marshfed ]. NJ. Richardson Wait,
held b. F. Goss Waterbury; g. Perry q Co Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
Vermont State Fair.

To Manufacturers and Mechanics. AT the
above Annual Exhibition, to be holden at Rut-
land on the lst, I'd and Sd Of September next,
Manufacturers and Mechanics Hall will be
provided tor the exclusive exhibition Of manu-
featured articles of every description, to which
you are cordially and earnestly invited to con-
tsie.so.--IJ is very ueslraDIe 10 have all the
great Industrial Interests we'll represented on this
occasion, and that nothing may be waiting on
the part of the Society to effect this, liberal ar.
engagements will be made for, and every facility
afforded to- all who will assist in accomplishing
this great end.
Please notify the Chairman Of the Committee
on Mechanics and Manufacturers Department,
at Brandon, on or before August 24th next,
the amount Of space you will require in the
Hall, and forward as nearly as possible a cor
rect list of the articles intended to be sent. By
so doing ample room will be provided for the
proper exhibition Of your goods.
All articles intended for exhibition will be
carried on the Rail Roads free.
Please notify the Manufacturers and Mechan-
les in your neighborhood. of the opportunities
offered them as above, and let US take hold with
will and show to the thousands who visit this
Great Fair, what the Old Greeu Mountain
State can do.
Very respectfully yours.
JOHN HOWE JR,
Chairman of The Com. on Mechanics
and Manufacturers Department.
N. Bit is important to have all goods in
tended for the exhibition sent to Rutland be.
fore the first day Of the Fair.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
Ernm Hon. Lndre Lno,nis.

Former Judge ofthe County Court Of New Londo County
Early in the spring was attacked with disease of the
aggravated character appeared first upon of
my legs but the Othei became involved in 1t. Al first
there appeared small pmples upon the surface which filed
with water. These would break and the tlgeth
err until both legs from the foot the knee presented
frigfully vid appearance The legs began SWELL and
proceeded until much larger than both of them
dlnay weTe aud at the time they cracked open in
many different directions, dschargng thin w1tery sub
stance. could only get about with great difficulty and
not all without the Of clutches. AT leng tile mat
which discharged formed crust scab upon the
surface and both legs presented appearance which
duced of my friends TO fear that modification had
ready begun.
/ consulted physician who gave me remedies
with directions how 10 lhem adding that my age and
the severity of the complaint rendered extremely
doubtful Nothing, however, seemed to make any aVora.
BILE impression upon The disease. AT this stages council u
physicians called examine the All considered
and doubtful one, and from their conversation
left the impression upon my friends that it would never
cured. Still thty gave remedies which attempted
uae hut my legs appeared to grow worse. My daughter
urged to make trial Of your preparations, and having
heard of remarkable others, resolved L
mEke the d and accordingly procured the Syrnp, which
took few days and then began to apply the Cerste.
change Immediately took plare for the better, and COnn
ued constantly amend until by the Of two bottles
syrup and about three boxes Of Cerate all my forne
symptoms disappeared and my legs smooth and per
ieci any other mans IL years OF age.
Al the time commenced using your medicines stopped
all others and owe my 10 yOuf invaluable preparation
alone. JOEL LOOMS.
To DR.. s. A. Weaver. Lynne, July %, 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
.a,,other 1,.re of E,ronchitis ,


DR. A. l.. sCOVILL-DRAR sra As many, placed in
painful circumstances that be Thankful
TO learn the of certain relief win briefly sketch
my case leaving il to you TO publish or not you think
proper About year ago, was attacked with violent
Cold, which took the form Of BRONCHITIS.
tough lopy mucus gathered in the throat the Bronchial
tubes became Obsructed my Lungs seemed oppressed
and breahed with great difficulty and pain Tie ordinary
medicines made impression on the disease, and was
constantly ioTnened with tickling cough and often had
sharp pain right below the collar bone At this stage Of
the disease induced by friend, in whose judgment
placed confidence, Try DR.. Rogerss Syrup of LAYER.
wort Tar and CanchaIngua." The best idea can give OF
It's effects, is, simply to say that AM WELL! breathe
easily as ever cough, PAIN nr obstruction remains,
and for all this indebted to bottles Of your In
valuable medicine, for that quantity sufficed.
Truly yours. l.. G. KING, 20l High-st
Brooklyn, Sept. 9Th 1851.
CAurIoS-None genuiue, unless there is on the Buff
wrapper of hand, signed with pen, by A. L. SEQ
willie K Co.
For sale by A. L. SCOVILL& Co.. al their Depot, Gothic
Hall, 3l6 Broadway, N. Y, and by all respectable Drug
gists in the United States and Canadas
Also for sale in Montpelier by s. 7. Redfed and s.
Collins.
PRCE-In large bottles 81 ,OO or bottles for $500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05

In the late fire at San Francisco, we notice
large quantity of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
burned, in the possession of one of the Drug
gIsts OF that city. Gold will not control dis
ease, and even In that Ophair country they must
provide this best of all remedies for colds, coughs
and affections of the lungs. Indeed, we hap
pen to know that it is an almost indispensable
companion OF the muetecrs and miners who are
so much and so continually exposed to the ever
changing atmosphere of that climate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
Congressional C0nxentio,,

A Convention of the Independent Democracy
for the Second Congressional District will be
holden at White River Junction, on Thursday
August 10Th, 1852, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for election
to Congress from said District.
All who are opposed to the pro slavery plat
form adopted al Baltimore, June 1st, and re.
adopted June 10th, or 10 making feay to the
Slave Power test qualification for office, arc
respectfully invited to attend
A. STlMSON, !
s. M. BIGELOW, District
o. l.. SKATER, Committee.
G. II. PAIGE,
Norwich, August I'd, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
Route to Pittsburgh.

We are able to announce that definite ar
engagements are completed, by which delegates
and all DESTROYS of attending the National Con-
vention next week, at Pittsburg, can go from
this town, Concord and all tho intermediate
places, viz the Northern and Vermont Central
Railroads and Lake Ontar 10 to Niagara Falls,
for fare one ,OGy; the tickets TO be good from
August 9Th to August 2lst, inclusive. From
Niagara the route will be through Buffalo to
Cleveland and thence by railroad lao miles to
Pittsburg. The expectation is that the steam
boats will take the delegates from Buffalo to
Cleveland on the same terms. From Cleveland
to Pusburg and back, we see that the fare IS
announced to be four dollars. The actual fare,
therefore, over the whole dIstence from Concord
to Pittsburg and back, giving II days for the
Journey, will be about twenty dollars"
1t is contemplated by most Of the N. H.
Delegates, to start Thursday, August 5lh, in the
first train from Boston, which will enable them
to reach Niagara and Buffalo Saturday morning
following. - Independent Democrat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
RAILROAD LINE.
RrHd60Fd e. MOmfDelieP Stage

STAGES leave Bradford for Corinh, Topsham, Orange
y Barre and Montpelier on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, arriving ut Montpelier at o'clock, Pm.
ana SATURDAYS at 20 A. Nj passing through the above.
named towns arrive Bradford in season for the second
train for boston, and the first train north
Fare from Bradford to Montpelier, $3.50.
Passengers by taking this Stage Bradford reach any
of the following places the next day, viz Burlington,
Whitehall Saratoga. Schenectady Utica syracuse, Roch-
ester Bnffalo New York City, Rouse Point Malone, Og.
densburgh Sa ket's Harbor st. Johns, La Prairie aud
Montreal, c, E. T. & ID. ROWLAND, PropnetOrs.
July, 1852, 3M
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
Notice.

The Face DEMocRAcf of the First Congress
slonAl DIstrict will meet in Convention at Mid.
uiep"ry' on lhr l7lh day of August nexl. ut 10
O'Clock A. M, ior the pdrpose Of nominating a
Candidate for election to Congress from said
District. Let every Codnty aud town Dc repre-
scented. DAN'L ROBERTS, in.
JACOB SCOTT, District
]. M. SLADE. fComm;Ns.
R. r. THRALL,
July &c, 1852
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05

Many lives were lost in celebrating the 4th
probably not less than l00-many resulted
from the msnlanagement of firearms by drum
ken and unskilied youth-and several buildings
were set on fire by crackers, and other fire.
works.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
Orleans County Convention.

As no Convention has IS yet been called in
this County, excepting such as sustain the Bal
timore nominations, an invitation is hereby ex-
ended, at the request Of friends in this place, to
such in this County, as do not approve of said
nominations to meet at the Town House at Al
bany Centre, on Tuesday the 24th 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. GEO. PUTNAM.
Albany, July "a, 1859.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05

IN DEFRAUD1NG THEIR CUSTOMERS,
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
RE NOT DEFRAUDED!

R,, NO hook unless Dr. A. NJ Maurceau, 100 Liberty 81
NJ T. is on the title page and the entry IN Jerks Qnee on
the back of title rage corresponds rs herein and 6u 9hy
ofespecable aud honorable dealers send by mail and ad
dress TO DR.. A. VI. Mauriceau. g., r. ..
Full title page with contents together WIN rev Iaev
treating of important subjects To every maed itmat WIZ
be sent free charge any enclosing letter stamp !"
prepaid letter addressed as herein
IRON receipt of Fifty Cents, or One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra blnuin&9
WTHE MARRIED WOWAN'S PRIV ATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (m1fiS6
NEE to any part of the United states Al
letters IN ust be post-pnid and HdnicSSen 70
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAt, Box ISSi New
York city. Publishing Office, No. lSS Liberty
Street, New York.
For Sale by-E. NJ. Brown, Woodstock RedheId =
Grannls Montpelieri D. W. CLARK, Burlington mts
L. D. Lee, South Royaton E, W. Balsdeli, Nergenhes
Nonhrup. Bennington John w. Moore BELLOWS rails
VI %'ho
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
Thousands have been cured why may not Won. Nv the
Cramn and Pain KilIer ~ ~ "N
lI)te0.

In Barre, July 10TH very suddenly, Mrs Abigail, wife
Mr.. Joseph Glidden, aged SO years.
In Worcester, Aug. ID, Of Lung Fever, Mr.. samu,
Howe. aged So years Worcester has lost one of her mo
worthy citizens, and the Church one of its be member
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
Free Democratic Convention

Free Democratic Convention.
The Free Democrats of Caledonia County, are
requested TO meet in Convention at Danville, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of August instant, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of filling the
vacancy in the County ticket, occasioned by the
declination Of Hon. William Mattocks
M P. WALLACE,
JOHN MCLEAN, 49,
a. e. JUDEVINE. Co"ny
DAVID POWERS, Con'm"'ee'
JAS. fl. CURRIER,
Cabot, August 2, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
NEW WuSIC.,

TJUsT received = supply Of Rs==4masic, among which
y arc the beautiful songs taken rom Uncs Toms Cal
in" Entitled EVa's paung,-''r am going there" or III
the Death Of little Eva,-and the Death of ST. Glare. III
tie Eva's Father G. H. NICHOLS
State ST, Montpelier, VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05

high commentator from the press and if she
visits Munpelier, we trust she will not be suffered
III lack attendants Of patronage from bur ladies'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-05
AARMR ANAnRmYA

THE FALL TERN will commence Wednesday
Sept. list. Teachers Glass will be organized earl
in the Term. Board 81 so per week. Arrangements wi
be made to accommodate all who may apply for board Tn
Teachers and every effort viii be made to make Borr
Academy pleasant and profitable residence 70! scholars
J. s. sPALDING, Principal.
Barre, Aug. 3, 1852. 32w4