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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
Young Mans Counsellor,
SEVENTH EDITION.

bENENTh
SNI0 young read this work without pront Its
IN oounsels not only safe, but have elevation
and freshness which adapts them to the present times
They show intimate knowledge Of thu secret
springs Of human action 1t not book Of mere dsclams
ton the reader will find profound we'll lively We
noticed the book with appreciation Its FIRST appearance
and We rejoice to know that 1t has already reached Its NTH
edition.--NoYthern Christian Advocate.
vol. 1omo 262 pp. with engravings; muslin o2h cts
gilt edge, 871f cts. FL.
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
sep M-u Seventh street.
ENTERTAINING BOOKS FOR THF YOUNG.
BLOSSOMS Of Childhood by the author Of the "Broken
I'D Bud - 16mo. rs cents.
Bunbury's Glory, Glory, Glory, and other narratives
Is cents. e.
Commandment with Promise; by the author Of Tbs
Week, &C.: illustrated. rs cents
The Listener; by Caroline Fry: illustrated. 81.
Infants Progress by the author Of Little Henry and
his Bearer" illustrated. 75 cents. .a.s
Jamie Gordon, or the Orpbant illustrated rs cents.
Rhymes for my Children; by Mary Lundis Duncan.
Is cents. as .s ..Ist 1ns###
aug n GRAY BALLANTYNE, 7th street.
WKITNEY's PATENT INKBTAND,
GREAT desderstum for the countng.house, and per-
"A sonSrequiring perfect article for general writing
purposes. For sale at
wIMERS Stationery store,
sept 2--tr 9Th steet, near Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
BRITIsH FURNITURE
POLISH.

HRITIBH FURNITURE
POLISH,
fQS23 . For rsstorI~p furniture ard rry-
$EsSBX8 GfS{Sa y ducfns bsautihA oosi In Tia
xDsScfxaS short spass af one yinu.ei
The shove useful and economical rsnovstor Of furnure
also, the PATENT LIQUID GLUE, for oementng glaas,
china, stone, WOOD and for book binders workcan be
found at -..-. WlMERs,
9th street. near Louisiana ayenus
az Where the ENGLISH vERMIN-DEsTRoYER is
daily dispensed to scores who have discovered Ito secy
aug 30-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
OUR PUBLIC sCHooLs.-No. XIII.
BY 8. s. RANDALL.

With regard TO the culture of the tntsIlect-the
development Of the reasoning and rejecting fac
ulties-the great aim of the teacher should be to
secure perfect understanding and an accurate
conception Of the ideas uafolded a habit of close
discrimination and clear deduction Of facts and
principles, and rigid analysis Of whatever IS
presented TO the mind. Wherever teachers have
been found possessing the requisite talents and
administrative ability to secure the pleasing ex-
| ercise Of both the intellectual and moral facul-
ties upon the innumerable objects of nature and
art; to call into play the finer and nobler senti-
ments of the affections; so to vary the routine Of
instruction as to afford room for the equal and
harmonious development Of the Characteristic
germs of intellect and Of thought which are found
to exist, and to substitute the universal sanctions
of morality, which the most immature intellect
can comprehend and appreciate, for the summary
appeal to physical force, the results have uni
formly proved most salut2ry and beneficial. la
this mede the path Of knowledge becomes strowed
with flowers; the virtues and graces Of humanity
bud, blossom, and expand under the genial inila-
ences Of kindness and love; and the foundations
Of future usefulness happiness, and well-being
are permanently and durably laid
The teacher should come TO his task with
mind thoroughly imbued with the principles and
details Of elementary knowledge, in full posses
sion Of physical health with firm determine
tiou to refrain from every the least exhibition OF
passion or Of temper, however great the proyoca-
ton; with an amiable disposition, and heart
"open as day" to all the mild, and holy, and
beautiful influences of childhood. BY an unde-
fnabe attraction, as nyariable and certain as
that of the magnet to the pole, the hearts Of chill
dren will intuitively respond to these unaffected
manifestations Of interest and regard beamng
from the countenancs and pervading the action
of their instructor.
At tho hour assigned for opening the school,
| the buoyant energies Of the tumultuouS and ao-
tive throng should be checked, order restored,
and the exercises Of the day commenced by the
union Of every little voice with that Of the teacher
in one Of those beautiful and instructive hymns
30 familiar to modern schools Of the higher grade.
This will be found efectually to soothe, solem-
nizs, and elevate the mind, and to prepare 1t to
listen with reverence and attention to the words
Of Him who "spaks as never man spake,' and
to unite with their teacher in asorption OF thanks
giving to the great Governor of the Universe for
all his blessings, and the expression of fia trust
in Him for their continuance. This periodical
and solemn recognition Of the relation which ex-
lists between their Creator and themselves cannot
fail to exert most beneficial influence upon the
minds and conduct Of the children, and to i'm
press them with a sense Of moral responsibility
em nently favorable to the development Of their
mental faculties.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
SHADES OF CHARACTER,
OR THE INFANT PILGRIM.

hdAUNn VI VuhhhVIENt
OR THE INFANT PILGRIM.
DY ANNE woopRoYrL, author Of "Mchssl Kemp" In
Id two volumes. H. Carter Brothers.
"a charming book full OF deep true, and glowing sen
ment with lively gmpses OF character penportrs and
sketches which keep the interest ever alive, and wtha
wise instruction IL happily blended that the pleasure OF
the book s only eQuaed by It's profit 1t better book
than The Wide, Wide World" which has been 20 widely
and Justly popular and SURG that those who rse
this will be glsd that have called sir attention 70 It,
NeD York Observer. .-
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
aug A--yr Seventh street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

Clsaver's Prise.Msdal Honey Soap,
nELICATE in perfume, free and creamy in lather
~ and warranted not 70 injurs the Skin. The ebovs
qualities ars osrsd by the approval Of the Jurors OF h
great Exhibition In London Of 1851, al others.
Tor sale at WIMERs
Cheap cash stsrousry Store, 9th street.
aur Sl-tr (Sewsl Near Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

b. B. 3. 10. T.
RADwAVs RENoyATING REsoLvENT,
FOR THE QUICK CURE OF ALL CHRONIC AND
sCRoFUL0Us DIsEAsEs.
IT 10 POWERFUL, sEARoHIN0, AND PLEAAAHT;
IT CLEANSEs AND PURIPIEs THE BLOOD FROM
ALL sCRoFULoUs HuMoRS;
IT RESOLVES AWAY FROM THE BONES
AND MUSCLES
ALL DISEASED pEPoeITb;
IT ELLcTRIFIRs THE FLUIDS AND SOLIDS WITH
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
II Is WARRANTED TO CURE
scrofuis, whis svsllnss
HuRore syphilis,
Cancers, Epilepsy,
Tumors, Jnundioe,
Ricksts, Ulcers,
salt Rhsum, Fever eores,
Bronchitoai Tunors, Hacking Dry Cough.
WE GUARANTEE
that the patient win experience ts apovssfu, sochtns
bene6cal rdecU
II FEW HOURS
ooEsUMPTTvE PATIENTS
WILL EXPERIENCE IMMEDIATE REL1gf AFTER
TAKING THREE D0aEs.
1T 10 DAILY PERFORMING MIRACLES,
IN ten mtrutes gsr taking doss f s pleasant remedy,
ia ,ceak and fsciy invalid s Us ec,odl agency DylIrF
through spery osu AID af hs r<em trpcrtrg hsot
and RrsR TO sv~y orpOn rsrus, and secrory rssn ~ The
body.
az- Price Of n B. b. No. 4, 81 per bcttis.
soid only b. the authorised agents.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

ments In exact proportion.
No reports resolutions proceedings Of corporation
society, association, public msetng and communica
ton Designed oa attention TO any matter of limited
individual interest be inserted unless paid for
advertisement
will please sndsavor to send In thsr svors
before IL o'clock, II possible
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

HAMPToN's vEGFTABLE TINoTURE
- - GRAY BALLANTYNEs,
sep S-u 5th gt,just above oddiFellows Hall,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

DOMEsTIC GOODs.-Eight bales -, 7.S, and
/ a. brown Cottons, very cheap.
New York mills, Jsness steam mills, Lowell, Bartlett
gold needle, and ell the best maBcs Of bieached Cot
TONS. yery cheap, at Wholesale or retail
vreat Inducements offered to those who buy 70 se
again D. II. TEBBS 4 Co.
No south side Penn av, bet 9Th and 7th ste, doors
east Of the Centre Market, flag at the door.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
p0UaLAsgs CHraEsE COPYING INK,
JU.xl Al ~. D..

D0UaLAss's CHraEsE COPYING INK,
Without the Uss Of Press,
destined attain greater popularity than was ersr
acquired by any article Of similar It has com.
mapded the attention Of business the instant, and
already great The subscriber Ia receiving let
every section In the neghborhood of the District
and has ordered another supply to be ready to any
demand ~ WILMER is the Agent for the sale of It.
sep77-tr Sixth st., near Louisiana avenue.
HE following extract Of letter from the proprsors Of
i PHILLIPS PATENT LIQUID GLUE, authoriIing the
subscriber o0est for TIE DsrS Of Cbluba the same
is published account Of the distribution OF circular
through this city claiming said agency for another house:
"EEw YoRx, August t. 1859
~ Cedar street
"JAArs WIrEa Nr-we beg TO anknowledgs the receipt
your draft $780, undertake give you the agency
for the District Of Columba. We VIII send your glus
10 might, with showcards We shall forward your
polish with printing which will have be srprsSy
done yos- "Hopng TO get large order from you,
Sir, yours truly,
septl- I'D. n. PHILLIPS CO."
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
RHEU
oASES CERKD IN THE YEAR 1851.

DURING THE YEAR,
hsF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF CURED
1000 cases Of rheumatism In New York
10000 cases o( rheumatism In Boston-
1900 cases OF Rheumatism In Phnsdelphta.
5000 cases Of rheumatism In Michigan
5000 cases Of Rheumatism In Illinois.
"a SO quick Railways Ready Relief In curing Rhco
nstSm, that nine patients out Of every ten relieved
Prom all pain In few minutes after the FIRST application
We have known many twenty parsons In day, who
have called at ccs In their carriages TO have the Relief
applied by us, and IN FIFTEEN MINUTES have walked
away rejoicing that they have bssn able 10 walk
alone, without the aid Of stick crutch.
Its action Is immediate. It's effects powerful and pees
ant; for In less than ten minutes after taking
RADWAY's READY RELIEF,
The patient experiences It's Delightful Eme<ons Health
Restoring Eicscy
WORKING IN THE SYSTEM.
BEAR IN MIND,
That ell Pains Rsdwny's Ready Rsusf will stop In IN
minutes
Aa Prios Of Railways Ready Rslis26 csnts 20 cents
and 81 per bottle
Eeach bottle, TO be gsnuins must bear the o~ms sis
nature OF RADWAY co.
Bold by Druggists sysryvhersr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
FOB EARLY FALL TRADE.

FOB EARLY FALL TRADE,
WYE have opened handsome assortment Of Fall Goodk
w which invite attention Of purchasers
In part Of
Superior Black Gro de Rhine silks, best MAKE
Handsome Bsrage De Lainss, dark colors
Rich Colored Persian Cloths
Hspt Cham. Popplins beautiful oolors
Ush Colorsd Noussslnes Dc L4ines
large and beautiful assoetmsnt Of Rmbroidsriss and
Lace Goods, consisting Of
Pure Linen C4mbric Collars French work
Muslin Embrotdsrsd Collars, nys
Laos and Muslin Sleeves and Habits
Plain and Embroidsred Hsndkerchiefs, BE-, 10
Also, large stock Of
white and Colored Flannes
Blssshed and Brown Canton T1annsls
trsh Linens, pure Linen
Russia Diapers st all prices
With the best makes Of
Blesched sh. sungs spd shirtnp
Pillow Case Cottons, be, &c.
AL of which ofer at ,s,ay vuy low prices, and
D. MYERS a. 90,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

SHOES FROM IS CENTS UPl
A NEW STooK Of Boots and sho7, all kinds and quail
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
sep Ctr cor. .Tth and I s'E., Northern Libarties
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
JUST OPENED, A VARIETY OF FANCY STA.
TI0NERY

SVuA WN 1sWEUt q NhNAEAA Uk NuFVs WkHA"
TI0NERY,
EMBRACING Embossed and Plain, Gitedged and laid
ID Letter ana Nots Paper, Envelopes, Drawing Papers
and Crayon,, Visiting and ooored Cards Black end Silver
boered Letter and Noe Paper and Enyeopee Fancy PEN
holders and Waters &c, &C.
At WIMERe Stationery and Fancy Store,
ssp 12-tr 9th st, near Louisiana avenue
PHILLIrS's PATENT LIQUID GLUE
and Furniture Polish, Roses painCurer perknsons Pain
Killer Aliens Ra1or-Strop Powder, Tayho Rszors, fns
Perfumery, and Hsmptops nncture always on band a.
| above.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
aENTLEMAN Called on me on sa,

pERMUDA ARROW RooT-A very superior
ID article, Just received, WILLIAM 7. EVANS,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
r. R. r.
Railways Ready Remedies,
Nna O "A

ASs ASs ASs
Railways Ready Remedies,
NOS. !, 9, &3,
RE 80 prepared to harmonic and act In unison with
A each other Taken separately or together they viii
INSTANTLY STOP PAIN,
SPEEDILY REMOVE DIsEAsE, AND
S9sh oa pIsh9h lns hS 4h CAN
While under their influence
B. B. R. NO. /!
RADwAY's READY Relief
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY
Ever resrasd il the MsSs1 hsEy 4aS % the world
VIOLENT PAINS
1t Will stop the MOST SEVERE PAINS
In FIVE MINUTES OR LEsSl
Eervous, Neuralgia, and Bilious Complaints.
In FEW HOURS. n
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL,
fails in giving instant to the most rmsntins
and agonising pains.
1T HAS CURED, IN
K1NETY CASES OUT OF 4 HqNRRzD,
Neuralga In Ons Hour
Groups In Ten Minutes
Diarrhna In Fifteen Minutes
ToothaGhe In One Second
spasms In Five Minutes
atIGs Sick &saaaehs In In Iias Fifteen laass Minutes
Chill Fever In Fifteen Minutes
Chill Blains In Five Minutes
Sore Throat In Four Hours
Spinal Complaints sif Joints Strains, Bruises Wounds
Outs Frost Bites Cholera Morbus Dysentery Tic DolorsuI
WAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop tbs pain, and
quickly cure the disease.
SICK HEADACHE.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most sxctu-
csting pains In few minutes and prevent renewed at
1t will cleanse and sypsan tha stmss and nentrlisa
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
MUSIC FROM UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

ANLlLAe FLltHIj EVss farupej lmoolng lnere, ori
IL Death Of Little Eva. Afro, The Little Blossom, from
David Coppereld The Holy Dead, trio; Don't be angry
Mother; Katy, Darling Old Folks at Home Nelly Bly,
have something swe.t TO tell you; Be kind 70 the Loved
Ones OF norne; the Old House at Homo, &C, &C,
At WIMERs sixth street near Louisiana avenue,
Sep 9l-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

PoToMAc FERRY.-The Board Of Aldermen,
yesterday afternoon, took a recess, for the pur-
pose Of hearing brief statement from Mr.. Fra
Iier, Of Virginia, on the subject Of the ferry lie
said among ether things, that during the autumn
and winter which proceeded the sweeping away
by food Of the long bridge, not less than four
thousand cords Of hrewood we're brought over 70
this city and that week after the occurrence,
the price of nay rose from seventy five to eighty
cents q hundred or one dollar. There is now 10
way for beef cattle to get TO market except by
swimming the river; and be had been Informed
that with proper communication between the
two shores, upwards Of four thousand cords OF
hrewood could now directly be brought bi;ber.
He stated, further, that the people on the Vir-
ginia side would gladly pay high toll should the
city authorities establish proper facilities for iu-
Recommendation, and suggested that some action
in the premises be taken without delay; as, Tor
want Of this, the citizens Of Washington lose,
owing to the enhanced price Of supplies, from
fifty to seventy Ave thousand dollars per anuum,
and the people on the Virginia border are ser
iously injured in their Industrial Pursuits.--RsP.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

CouNTERTEITIEG. John Williams, alias VIM.
Williamson, was yesterday fully committed to
Jail, by Justice Thompson, to await trial at the
next term of the criminal court, on the charge Of
attempting to pass counterfeit money, some Of
which was found upon his person D. Parmlee,
against whom likewise a warrant had been issued
on similar grounds, was discharged for want u
evidence in this case but held 70 bai! as Wit
ness against Williams. Rep
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

JENNY LIND BUsRIN sHOES, 80 OTIS.
" Youths and Missee shoes, 20 GENITAL Boys Shoes bO
osnsl LAdSef Tis slippers, Buskins 9sers, &c, cheap
osns nne and shoes all tlDds. Fine and cosrss
Boots vsry cheap. Also Travelling TRUNKS, uncommon
cheap, at BROWNS Cheap Cash stora,
aug ip--r cor. Jth and sts, Northern Liberties
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
DAILY
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.

PUBLISRED EVERY AFTERNOON
(HxoEPr suSDAY,)
On Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ
and 9th streets, south side.
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
BY CONNOLLY TATE.
To subscribers served by the carriers, the paper will
be furnished regularly for ten cents per week, payable
weekly ~ To mail subscribers, $6 year, 81 SO for
six months; 81 rs for three months; so oants MONTH
No paper mailed unless paid for in advance.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

Rlr The Chambers Of the two Boards Of City
Councils, respectively, we're last night, for The
6rst time, lighted with gas, which was dispensed
from handsome bronzed chandeliers. Hereafter
the Boards are to NEST at o'clock in the evening
ReD.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

R@ Joseph H. Hilton was yesterday norin
ated by tho Mayor, and confirmed by the b. r,
Of Aldermen, as police officer in the first pcuc
district, in place Of John Dewdney, removed
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most sxctr
cating pains In few minutes and prevent renewed at
taaks. '#e.
1t will cleanse and swcssp the stomach and reutrsliss
ths poisonous acids Of the system
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
Rappings Outdone.

Here is al account that calls to mind a story
of gone-by superstitons, told of Port Royal,
which was swallowed up by the great earth
quake in the 18th century 1t was said that the
ears Of the awe-struck sailors, while passing
over the site of that gay and corrupt city, were
always greeted with the sounds of music and
revery, rising fresh and distinct from the waves
beneath.-ED.
"The Chian paper, Ell Pueblo de Copiapo,
says credible witnesses, who have Just arrived
here from Caldera, in Chill, communicate to US
the following particulars -
A succession of musical sounds have been
distinctly heard beneath the water, at the dis
lance Of a quarter of mile from this port
Every evening, about DUSK large parties go off
in boats to listen to this mysterious concert of
submarine music. The tones are various and
so well combined as to produce perfect harmo-
ny and the sound, in its duration and vlbra-
ton, greatly resembles the deepest tones of the
organ.
Ships crews are daily attracted to the spots,
besides multitudes both Of old and young, and
Of men and women, who pass hour after hour in
listening to the vibrations which seem to pass
along the keels of the Ups, while they enter
tain each other with thousand curious, prob
able, or ridiculous coniectures about the cause
Of the phenomenon. Our friend, Mr.. W., as
aures US TINT on the spot whence this submarine
music proceeds, the surface oil the water assumes
Rdsepg green color, emitting an effiuvium like
fhat.Which rises from bodies in state Of putre-
faction. vswblrypOrt Herald
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25

he riglsof mankind should interfere TO prevent
he ilxgslerous combination Of QUEER pOIe -H
agq.nsth liberties of that State, "hen y snan
agglIn exempt to establish us Inuep ea IN
WIT OH Commissioners were lnsI 81, " W.
he>esAos be blamed for doing. helr !eqIesS
proceed on the assumption that Re natloh liau
right o,determine for itself its on INSTITUTION
that az combination of nations az inSt 1t, was
giolatl1 Of the rights of mankind, Migrant
as to ausorize other nations to interie y pre-
vent it. This is the whole doctrine lhSs'eu\ up
on by Kssuth. -
Europpn Powers had a right 20 lnteVere TO
prevent combinations AGAINST the UniteN Cot-
MES stnSgling into independent exisence
Europea, and American Powers have as 200
right nor 10 interfere to prevent comonVt ion
AGAINST Hanoarv. should she renew her struggle
for natiola independence. .-.:.., N
Whetkrtbe RIGHT should be exercised, an
the question being decced IN the ahrmatIVe
how 1t sbonid be exercised were then, as they
are now questions Of policy to be determined By
reference 10 several points, such as our duty tt
our fellow men. the ability 10 make the interior
ence sought for, offectual, its consequences t
ourselves, It's effects generally
There Il no danger that the people OF THU
country will embark in any rash policy OF Inter
vention. Thsyare in the habit of talking will
enthusiasm. but are not apt to be carried ava.
BY the mDrtvr spirit. Their own interests occu
~ sufficiently large space in their calculations
and thus far We have never known our Govern
ment to lose sight of them for moment, nj
matter what claims may have been made upo
lit
As nation, we are at times very sympathet
ic and generous, but never to the point OF sell
sacrifice. IfEossuth can work us up to thu
point, it will BE- an achievement without par
aIel ia the snsets of oratory, ancient or moderl
--Erd. - -,,........
But after sBsnr good friends ,Ghe Hunken
notwithstanding we have both craved and r,
ceived assistance from foreign nations in O,
own weakness and troubles, are not without pr
cedent in their opposition to Intervention :.
There was onco an old woman-and her pr
cedent is often quoted-who had got throu
half her life by borrowing pot to do her COO
ing with when she conceived herself able
buy pot" now" said she triumphantly,
have got pot of my own, and hereafter
neither lend nor borrow"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25

GUERNsEY's NEW PATENT Power Pass
We hope the craft and all others interested, viii
not overlook, in our advertising columns, Mr.
Guernsey's notice of his new Power Press which
he has completed, and has now on exhibi
ton in Montpelier, Although he has advertised
it only as newspaper press, there ia no reason
why it will not work equally we'll for job, or
book-work. We should think country publish
ers would at once avail themselves of this cheap
way of getting good power press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
Intervention.

The Washington Telegraph lately contained
a communication from which we copy the follow
ing
"The following preamble and resolution were
adopted by Congress November IL, l777:
sand whereas the cause of the United States
may be greatly endangered, unless such Of The
European pOtoers aGregard the rights Of mankind
should INTERFERE TO PREVENT the ungenerous
combination Of other powers against the liberties
of said States
ResOlued, That the commissioners of the
United States at the several courts of Europe be
directed to apply to the several courts, and re-
quest their immediate assistance for preventing
further embarkalion of foreign troops to America
and also to urge the necessity of their ackonwl-
eding the independence of these States"
Kossuth, as the representative of Hungary,
asks that such of Christian Powers" al regard
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25

The Boston Courier devotes column of ed
itorial to the running parallel between Wash
ngtcn and Daniel Webster and winds up by
saying, among other things of equal force and
pertinency -" WouLd not The author Of The
Fare,OeU Address haze Leapod to embrace The Great
Champion Of The Compromise IN our days 2"-
Perhaps he would, but his embrace, we fancy,
would be something like that which was extend
ed to the money changers who were found traf.
ficing In the Temple at Jerusalem.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25

Our ADvERTIsERs.-We would call the at
tention Of our readers to the list of Boston
Business Cards, which are now being published
for few weeks in our paper. They were pro-
cured for the Freeman by our eRterprising
Agents, s. M. Pettingill & Co., who have thus
not only furnished for themselves evidence OIL
the confidence reposed in them by an important
portion of the bushes community of Boston
but done favor to us, and we trust also to ma.
ny of our numerous patrons, by making then
acquainted with business establishments, al
which, when in that city, they can call and trade
to the best advantage.