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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-26

highly efcacous in alt diseases o the Throat, Lungs, and
Chest. One who has used it thus speaks of it
CL,Nrov PARK, N. Y, Dec. 2e, 1880
Messrs Reed & Cuer,--Neariy seven years ago had Il
violent attack of inflammation of the lungs, which
ted by my physicians with the mast powerful remedies, but
with little effect for the abatement nj violent pains about
nv chest NV cough was almost incessant, accompanied
with expectoaton of the most purid and offensive kind
part of the time mixed with blood both Of dark and pink
colar Several large ulcers broke my lungs which came
near sufucatng me. Accidentally hearing from neghbor
of the effects which the Vegetable Pulmonary BalSan had
produced in similar case induced TO try it, Before
had used bottle b gan TO improve and by the Use
Of four bottles was restored 10 usual health had used
variety of other medicines which gave me no relief
few weeks ago was similarly attacked, and am now us
ing the Basam with the same beneficial results This
ment is unsolicited and il you nothing, but il it will
be of service TO any one my object is accomplished.
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Vegetable Pulmonary BaISam,

The GREAT REMEDY fnrCOUGHS,
and CONSUMPTION, attera
trial Of twenty five years, stands by al
most general consent, at the head VI
Cough Medicines. II isthe only stand
ard article that has fully sustained its
great and constantly growing reputa-
ton, for SO long a period oftime. Many
eminent physicians do not hesitate To
acknowledge its superiority, and with
entire confidence to recommend it to
their patients ms superior preparation,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-26
Prepared and sold By JAMES c. AVER,

THEO A. PECK, General Agent for Northern Vermopt
Sold in Montpelier by $ X Collins und Redeld & Gran
mis- also by Druggists generally throughout the State
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Ibis is exactly similar 10 the case Of Lieutenant Davis
who deemed private claimant His claim was to
have his salary raised from ~ 800 10 $1,000 per year
and il was received amendment 10 nus bill and
adopted BY vote OF the Senate And even ~ The de-
cison oil The Chair is thai il is private claim, there can
be difference In the two except that one oil the
claimants is and the other IS an almanac
maker IL seems 10 me that the rule ought 10 be ap
piled individually and senlimenlally. should be glad u
the opinion OF the Chair could be suslaned because IL
will cut OF The almanac maker, who, think, ought to
be cut OFF, but STILL think the rule ought 10 be applied
to both alike 80
Mr. BADGER | conceive that there is quite differ
ence between the two One is Tor damages,
and the other is respecting the salary OF highly respect
able and meritoous officer The two cases have no re-
semblance all The amendment 10 which the senator
MIR HALEl audes was a proyiso which offered. and
which was adopted by the Senate, upon amendment
proposed by the senator from New Hampshire lMr.
HALE.l That amendment was 10 continue, under this
law, TO officer Of The government a compensation
which he had heretofore received. That was The whole
effect OF it. A proposition TO increase the salary OF an
officer of the government not proposition TO act upon
private claim at all II for the payment OF the salary
and compensation OF public officer; that is what il was.
Now. this is amendment 10 provide for a
certain claim, The nature OF which is entirely private
These pcrsonsare not officers oil The government they
have certain claim upon the equity OF the government,
for which ready at any lime 70 vote, but do not
wish embarrass thus deficiency bill with IT. think the
decision OF the Chair is perfectly correct
Ga MOTION the Senate adjourned.
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SEsArE.-Seyeral petitions were presented praying hs
passage OF the homestead bill
The usual morning business being finished the Sena.
proceeded 10 the consideration Of the deficiency bill ana
after action was had various amendments the bill wa.
reported 10 the Senate. A8e.a.u
The Senate went into executive session. and soon aie,
adjourned
HOUSE on REPREsESTATWEs.-Aiter receiving and di..
posing OF reports OF committees during the morning hour
the House went into Committee OF the Whole on he
state OF the Union (r Seymour OF Connecticut in ,hs
chair D aud the committee having taken up pension an
preparation bills, they were addressed at length bv
MeSsrs Bayly, Of Virginia. and Cartier, Mr. White, Of
Kentucky next obtaining the floor the committee rose
The House next passed the annual invalid and navy
pension bills, and then adjourned.
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important Correspondence.

We copy the following announcement from the Rich
mond Enquirer Of yesterday. The letters spoken Of will
OF course, be promptly transferred 10 our columns il
understood that the letters refer TO the maintenance Of
the compromise measures. and especially to the fugitive
law: 1
very interesting correspondence between Robert q Scott
esq The democratic elector for this district and several
gentlemen prominently named in connexon with the
nomination for the presidency. We shall commence The
publication OF the letters Thursday, TO be completed
in our paper OF Friday"
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w. nnerman for tho second wsrd.--To secure the
services ~ gehneman emncnty qualified for that
and hbera '"rsau'n 80 essentially
axgencies Of rapidly provide for s IN
prosperity and Of ci tendency 10
aDacal nominate Mr. JOSEPH WfMsATT
board Of ademen from the Second Ward elec
June and earnestly
viii lay aside al political and personal peudice
and Tor the public welfare by giving him their united support
May t6-dtdf MANY VOTERS.
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ny j. 9. aceUIRE. Auea,onesr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTfoN.--on Friday,
May 49, At O'Clock, the premises, shall sen lot
No street between 6th and Ih streets, and part Of lot No.
on street, square No. Az.
Terms One CASH residue in equal insamsnts str,
twelve, eighteen months with satisfactorily secured
j. O. MCGUIRE,
NAV Auctoncer
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TExAs GENERA AGENCN.--The nrm Of Webb, Duvai,
a Co. Au.tin and Ayros, Webb Co., Galveston having
by mutual consent the business
continued nv David Ayers n Galveston
purchase and real estate purchases SELL
and claims, and quiet land
and pny
sold for
foreign and of
attend pertaining TO general agency.
Galveston
jennings and Msssrs. A. g. Co. Johp
trect New York and w. a snethen, Washington ID. q.
(prepad) addressed David Ayrc Galveston
wi be promptly attended to. KS
GALVESTON, March /, 1861.
Msrch2 6--f2n
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MORNING. MAY 20. 1850

03- Mr. O. @J.sHs, Mo- Harrison street. Cincinnati oh,o i
our general travelling or The States assisted by J
T.psNr Df, >. A. WADs~oErH, AIE& r. LAWS JAAEs RVfu
sHEoRe, DE- Lorr EDwARDs, G. M. l.. WIssAAs, and o. ~
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ssr'sn class q confirmed private land claims in Louis

cef'Sn class u confirmed private land claims 10 ousl-
ana, f FL
Joint resolution authorizing the closing Of the accounts
oil certain officers OF the army,
LANDS TO LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI.
Mr. BROOKE asked that the bill Is, $3.50 granting
lands TO the States OF Louisiana and Mississippi 10 AID oil
the construction OF certain railroads therein. which had
been reported back from the Committee Public Lands
with amendments. be taken up for consideration.
The motion being agreed TO- the Senate proceeded as
IN committee OF the whole to the consideration oil said
bill. N4
The reported amendments agreed TO; and no fur
lher amendment being offered. the bill reported 10
The Senate, the amendments concuued in and the
bill was ordered to be engrossed for third reading
On motion, The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration
OF executive business and, after time spent there
in, the doors were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned. st AA t@t
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WttLARD's HOTEL.--Five dollars reward win be given
Tor the books In No. los
Wlnard's Hotel. No questions asked.
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MEMORIAL RULE.
BY Mr.. CHANDLER The memorial OF nearly eleven
thoussnd czeus oil Washington, asking Congress TO aid n
sustaining the public schools OF the city fY t#
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pLEAK HOUSE by Dtckens-psrt =, N ustrsted.
ID London Labor and the London roor-par
Romanism Home Kiwan' Chief Tsney.
Barnes's Notes Book Of Revelation. 81 .slsls1 ~
Ap2i FRANCK TAYLOR.
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500 10 saoo per Month

HE easily be made by industrious man OF
spectacle address, who possesses good business qnaef and
dollars others need uppyD by with The Subscribers
The business whose publications very aeabe and
which Tie people will buy
Funds cnn be forwarded presence
postmaster numbers and dates Of the retained
with fun directions for operations, will be
forwarded ON application pos, PAD 20 20 p. pni.
BUFFALO, MY, (not New York; sa
Mag 25-7M
BARGAINS I1MBROIDERIEs - have just received a
goods, which will be sold cheap.
the ladies call and examine the goods consisting IN part
Muslin ~ embroidered s e,s@sc szH cen,s'oss
Muslin do collars, 10 do
Muslin embroidered cuffs rs cents o
Swiss do inserting and edgng, i24 cents TO ~ 30 per
inserting edgng i2 IS
Fine eHboiaered,issn hnndserehie Y 3 ssS e
Muslin DO caps udies all prices .a..
Embroidered and dotted muslin and lace nett
swiss muslin, cambric, book, and Nin muslin
aeon of all coloTs, for lining bonnes
AisS, lot of wide for covering glasses
Fly aud mosquito netting, for beds and windows; -,
May 23-a Penn. avenue, 10th and ilth streets
w and complete stock OF all kinds Of mourn
goods known trade, and unusual low prices
stock 5 this time full in all departments
| Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on IN a
PERRY & BROTHER,
| May 7-aotir Opposite Centre Market.
cosL1he undersigned
determined change his business calls the attention
public 10 his stock OF boots and Shoes winch nc IS determined 10
| sell oil n cost 70
persons wishing present opportunity
OF getting great bargains VIII do well 70 CAL immediately US am
May aa~6t - = TIos. A. SCOTT.
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SBAKsPEARE CoNcoRDANCEr by Mary co,-aen
~ Clarke, This day received
hsyH " t FRANCK TAYLOR.
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toprosrrs TnrasuRyi)

toprosrrs TRrAsuRyD
Washington City, -. O., E
WILL receive depoe buy and sell United States
w other stocks, uncuent bank notes. and dfa other
and Will attend transfer %
collection OF and drafts for hs correspondence
F =. ~
## H -eE
Robert Read esq, fesidcn, Farmers Mechanics Bank,
GEORGETOWN, a. e.
CITY - '''T'''s'''t
Msssrs cercorn Riggs, Bankers, Washington City.
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CHARLES wHITNEY's

HN CHARLES WHITNEf'S
EVENINGS wITu THE ORATORS AND POETS OF THE
OLD AND NEW WORLD,
It CARUsi's SALOON, Friday Monday, and Thursday
IL nngs, May osih, 3st and June ID, al O'Clock.
Byreques, Whitney will his assumptions of
phase OF oatoytc Indan American, Dton, Ishman aud
IIooser.
NBThese deshtu obtained immense
OF Europe, and recently In New York. The
Metropolitan Tripler Hall crowded for several
ng with the beauty and fashion of the great metropolis
See circulars.
Tickets places, and the DOOR
May 23--d2w 5 + i a.
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~ ENTLEMENs UNDER-GARmENTs FOR SUM-
silk cashmere, lse thread, gauze meno cotton
in shirts, wrappsrs, and drawers. 1N
Also, fun supply OF superior dress Shirts of very styles
and qualities plain embroidered, and figured night shirts linen
and
Alec, draws superior articles. just received
per express and for sale at
CHARLES N. LANES
Hat, Cap, aud GentlcmcnH Furnishing Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
May 23-2uf .Nf5t
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STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
children, and Infants Of all descriptions aud quaes
and varied Of the fashionable Just
received per express, and for sale at +
CIIAS. II. LANES
Hat Cap, aud Gentemens Furnishing Store Penn. avenue
May 23--3uf near Al street.
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Of Wsshinrtan CIV m4ts Of Virginia.
g1zf ,..t1es VERIFY MILLER, ifH
avenue 7 9Th Washington, d. CO.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in foreign and domestic staple
w goods, mat0gs, oil cloths table
piano bed Spreads blankets shee,ns and houseiuf
strict, prompt, personai attention given orders
rec <t-iyH
cENrLEmEs.s FURNISHING ARTICLES, A LARGE
and splendid stock ebaensa great variety Of e newest and
summer sears cIayats stocks, gloves
Hosiery poke, hand Ike s'ensl. dressing robes
Al Just received per express and Tor me az ,ur,.
Hat, Cap and Gcnucmcn Furnishing s'orc, Peua; avenue,
May 23-3lif noar ~ street.
THE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
Building open for the transaction OF an exchange an
no. H. GALLAGHER, President
. s. W. M.Rsu, Cashier.
Dec i6-u
- street below Fourth, Philadelphia liquors OF all
ies drec, importation from The growers and producers 20 DO had
and o,ee Al Washington city on shortest noeeeis paid
sssniss, Sparkling Champagne, as
Ports, Cicquot
Te s Mlas Persae,ho,
Museai, and many Others.
rICnagnnu, Sparkling Mo.slls,
Glaes Of all sorts R,,a ri,
Burgundics, the largest stock in Phladolphia
Drandie, Of all sorts,
pale, casks demjohn or boos with some cheap
and very and old.
whkey Bourbon jamaica spirits
preserving brandy blackberry wild cherry Scotch
ale, London porter and stout, in bbls. Of and Dozen
Ifapana Cigars,
OF direct Importation Of the reliable quality always hand
wholesale by quarter box.
The only establishment where all wines, &c., directly
from the original package IN which imported. #.t.rH
STA H.# EHt HOTELS Country TfaJc, n. # ..
and supplied wholesale and retail
dozeu package of assorted sorts
Orders by telegraph giving limit in price,
be satisfactorily hlcd, or the goods taken back
familiar personal with all the principal
duc
there enable offer good articles cheap Cali and
JACOB SNYDER, IRIS,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut St, Philadelphia
Feb I2-dy
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEmEN.
Children and Infants, Of all descriptions aud qualities
and Of the
received per express, and for sale at +
CUAs. II. LANES
Hat Cap aud Genemens Furnishing Store, Penn. avenue,
May 2J-3uf near Al street.
CESTLEmENs UNDERGRADUATES FOR SUM-
@eI wear s,k cs'hmere sle head saaze, mcrno cotton,
in shirts, wrappsrs, and drawers.
Also, fun supply Of superior dress Shirts of the styles
and qualities, plain, cmbroiercd and figured night shirts linen
and
Alec, draws superior articles. just received
EXPRESS and for sale at
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-22
Notice is Hereby Given,

fENHAT at a sale of Lands for the non-payment
Il of Taxes due thereon held at the Court
house door, in the Town of Washington. in the
county of Hampstead, in the State OF Arkansas
pursuant to lawful notice given by the Sheriff and
lax collector of the said county of Hempstead
and in conformity with the laws of said State, on
the first Monday in November, in the year A. D.
1851. it being the third day OF said month"; DANIEL
Z. WILLIAMS, purchased at such sale, from John
B. Sandefilr Sheriff and Collector of said county of
Hampstead, the following described tract or par
Gel OF Land, situate In said county of Hampstead;
which said tract of Land was listed assessed and
sold as the property of E. Walden and described
as the North quarter OF the North vest quar-
ter of section twenty-four (2l of Township nine
(9l South, in Range twenty (27) west, con-
tanning forty acres, for which the said Daniel Z.
Williams paid the said Sheriff and Collector, the
sum of Eight dollars and twenty five cents be-
ing the amount of the Taxes, .penaty and costs
due thereon for the years 1916, lS47, 1913, 1S49,
1850 and 1851, and took from said Sheriff and
Collector, a certificate of purchase for the same,
that afterwards to wit: on the Both day of Octo-
Der A. D. 1882, the said Williams, for value re-
ceved, assigned the said certificate of purchase to
the undersigned, by whom it was presented to
the said Sheriff and collector of Hampstead coun-
ty aforesaid, who on the Sth day OF November
A. d. 1852, executed to the undersigne deed
for the above described tract or parcel of Land.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, to all
persons who may be concerned, or who can set
up any right, title claim, to the above described
tract parcel of land, so purchased as aforesaid,
in consequence of any informaity, irregularty,or or
illegality connected with such sale, or for any
cause or defect whatever; that in conformity with
the act OF the General Assembly of the State Of
Arkansas in relation to TAX Titles" the under
signed will apply to the Circuit Court of Hemp
stead county. at Court to be holden at the Court
house of said county, in the Town OF Washington,
on the seventh Monday after the fourth Monday
OF September 1858, for confirmation of title in and
to said tract or parcel of land so purchased as
aforesaid, and all persons interested are hereby
notified to appear at said time and place, and show
cause, il any they can, why the title to said land
so sold as aforesaid, should not be confirmed ac-
cording to law. WILLIAM C. SYPERT.
Washington Nor. 10 1852. 45-6w.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-22

that interest, perhaps the most important in
the country, for the prevention Of fraud up
on the government in applications for pen
sions and bounty lands, for the establishment
of uniform fee bill prescribing specific
compensation for every service required of
Clerks, District Attorneys, and Marshals,
for authorizing an additional regiment of
mounted men for the defence of our frontiers
against the Indians, and for fulfilling our trea-'
ty stipulations with Mexico, to defend her cit.
liens against the Indians with equal diligence
and energy as if our own, for determining
the relative rank between naval and civil
officers in our public ships, and between the
officers of the army and the navy in the va
rious grades Of each for recognizing the
naval establishment, and fixing the number
of officers in each grade and providing for
retired list upon reduced pay for those un-
fit for active duty, for prescribing and regu-
lating pnnishments in the navy, and the ap-
pointment of commission to revise the
public statutes of the United States, by ar
ranging them in order supplying deficiencies.
correcting incongruities, simplifying their
language, and reporting them to Congress
for its final action, and for the establishment
of commission to adjudicate upon private
claims against the United States. 1 am
not aware, however, that any of these sug-
gestons have been finally acted upon by
Congress Without repeating the reasons
for lcgislationg on these subjects, which have
been ASST gned in former messages. / respect
fully recommend them again to your favora-
able consideration.
I think it due the several Executive De-
partments of the Government to bear testi-
mony to the efficiency and integrity with
which they have been conducted. With all
the careful superintendence which it is pos
siblc for the heads of these departments to
exercise, still the due administration and
guardianship of the public money must de-
pend very much on the vigilance, intelli.
gencc and integrity of the subordinate Off
GERS and clerks, and especially on those en-
trusted with the adjustment and settlement
Of the claims and accounts [ am gratifed
to believe they have generally performed
their duties faithfully and well. They are
appointed 80 guard the approaches to the
public Treasury, and they occupy positions
that expose them to all the temptation and
seductions which the cupidity Of peculators
and fraudulent claimants can tempt them to
employ.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-22
PUBLIC AGENCY
Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia
Hartford, New Haven, Boston, and the
Fast.
A. T.. STIuSON, Public Agent,

last
A. T.. STIMSON, Public Agent,
Main Office, No. 19 Wall ST., New York.
M ILL give prompt and faithful attention to
w PURCHASING and FORWARDING. in
large or small quantities. articles of MERCHANDISE
SURGICAL and DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, MECHANICS
Tools. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, PLANTS. Sci
oNs, SEEDS, &c, &c, to any part of the United
States
He will also attend to Applications for Patents
Financial Negotiations, Marine Insurance, the Sale
of Produce and Mechanical Inventions. the Pur-
chase of Liverpool European and California
Steamer Tickets, the Importation of Books and
other articles, the Recovery of Personal Effects of
Deceased Strangers in the Northern States Collect
Debts. Subscribe for American and Foreign Maga-
zines, &C., Insert Advertisements, Institute In
quirles after Missing Persons and Property; and
in fine, execute every practicable, proper and re-
muneratlve commission in any of the above named
places, and in Great Britain
Address (post paid) A. L. SrIMsoN, No. 10
Wall Street, New York
% Only such letters as shall have been pre-
paid will be taken from the Post Office, and every
original application to acih attention. must en-
close dollar.
OFFICES OF THIS AGENCY:
10 Wall street, New York; Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md; 116 Chestnut street, Philadelphia; ;
139 Main street, Hartford, Ct; Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington. D. c.; and 81 Washington
street, Boston.
REFERENCE:
In New York, Messrs. Davis. Brooks & Co..
and Adams & Co.; in Philadelphia, Messrs San
ford Il Shoemaker; in Boston, Franklin Haven,
Esq, President Merchants Bank and c. w. Cart
wright, Esq, President Manufacturers Insurance
Company; in New Orleans, Messrs David Felt
& Co., and Adams & Co.'s Express; in Liverpool
Messrs. Edwards Sanford & Co.
May 8. 1852. 1s::t.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-22

IcoNcLUDED ON TH1TD PAGE.1
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-22
N @ IT IC e.

SHALL BE absent from the State for few
i months Gen. G. D. Royston is legally author
lied to attend to any business for me during NV
absence. RICHARD PRYOR
Spring Hn Oh. 81, 1852 44-r
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-22

on 000 Pounds of Fresh Mountain
>O,OOO Flour, just received and for
Sale by, B. L. BRITTIN
Washington. Oet. l3, 1852 4l-H
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