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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
OREGON.
The mail steamship Columbia bring
papers to the 10Th inst.
From Queen Chartotte's Island.

From Queen Chariottc's Island.
lFToui the ogcsoniae, Apul
We have been permitted 10 make the
following extract from sprvsse letter received from
Capt Baker hy Mr.. Clark Capt Baker was one OF the
party who left here in the Exact some time since.
He writes, as viii be seen, from Olympia, where the
party returned for supplies and suitable tools for blast,
Ing the rocks. From the best Information we are s6le
10 get 1t would seem there gold in abundance tae
Island but like all other gold mines requires hard
labor prvston and suffering TO obtain IT, The most OF
the party who went out In the Excel will return
which IL evidence that there Is golden harvest In wait
Ing for them, or they are most previously deceived
OlyMriA March - iS52-We arrived here last nishf. all
well having had bard Water but bound 70 try II ssan
We found the night place aud think there plenty Of gold
there bat hai neither the proper toos sufficient socs
70 contend with the Indians We made only blast and
and thought the better part OF vaog 70 set
strength We have seen nore OF Queen Char isaad
than white men ever have beior We have been many
haIhor, and many Ct the high mountains and have
several beautiful waterfalls nom inland lakes The island
OF sod rock with little earth eoRsp0sd OF decaled
ees;ioa The trees In many places have lava og ages and
are deeayed Many the mountains are entirely
bare We were wrongly informed but did give it sp
until we found the place.
We several times for weeks in different
s,Ieeis and c no. see s", sSssp IN Ss,d haSoo
sseakns the same tongue originally tae same family
Ttcse a. Cod sseS are me worst o. All; thsy have eesn
spoiled by the H. B. Co. and want In sster ce than twice
tie value Vt their gold. We considerable lGmps in the
hspds Of Indians which they stole from the crew OF the Uns
when they bsssd The weather has oeen very cold;
time, our ws,e casks were nearly solid bat have
net actually suffered any respect We caught three har-
Of hsh one day. with three nes habitat cod oandeTs &c
There plenty OF she'll s there but there scarce any
ssme On the island We have Of the islanders wh "a
and he is . very coed fellow YouFs truly VIM BAHER
At the charter election in the city OF
Portland ei6 votes cast and C Bonnsll elected
Mayor by IA majority.
The papers are filed with the most vio-
lent and acrimonious disputes upon questions growing
on, Of the recent sessions of the two conteag Leg
asrres Personal qusrrcls and bitter iuvective against
each other occupy large portion OF ,heis spsre time
From numerous letters received The Or
Seniaa is led TO believe that the emmirson into Ore
son this summer the plans viii be larger than
that of any previous year.
S.ak
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c, 80. tp-ra Hoase-G.v Brookefhs Hunehbaek-Ik
xsos fb,atsr-Mn- rAaon-cario he nss,r-i-It -
n,lv,v Tssn,er-Chares Has-The Poor Rosnos-ft 2. H.
.r.a,' y,...~r-Juhs B~nne-Prof whsR-J-nsy LED &c
sssoss Tsss,-r- Bur:on and co-p.,A Sespsrhss.it
1... Nu.-.u DAY and Evenns Cherry aaa Far star IA
pr.~tsts shpxr-si Mother snd Chif-Dy and h'sn.a
S..osI Aesdeny Of Modern PzannssDsy and sve.s
s..1, cs--,~s,,.s-ysv- IN MinorDav ard Evssax
Marble Wen nass e-@sf iasi"e
n A.,,c,-so~s<y LorAzy-Day and Evenna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDEyr.-IS'
morning about7 o'clock, man named Kfny' ~h''
in Fortieth-st, near Eieyenth-t wss KNOCKED do"n
over and almost instantly killed by an up'rin {"
on the Hudson Railroad near Fifuetb st. Ths deees
appears, was going to his work, and proceeding y
the track when he a train OF cars coming 'N"',
ward him. lie Immediately 'vpped on the o'ne' =
and was caught by traia going up. wSieh Dc Us
ser and killed IS above described. The Coron"
notified TO hold IN inquest at tie houss Of he ss'
where The body was taken. The occurrence 's'"
Lave been purely accidental =.
The above statement Is confirmed by Alderr'''
wards.
" Horace Preston, who was recf'',
eap'urd end tahen to Baltimore. has been Par''''
aud 10 expected 10 reach hons this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Died.

Central America the 9Th of March, John Fo'er
Bsq yce-Cons Republic Of Nicaragua a'tera ie
Arnse 81 than Of century M Foster was sudden
disease Of the heart. which tefmnaed i@'ay Al
-, illness OF 0ul four days.
Ieb 49, Hospital Honolulu notify A. Luoy for~er
Hof. Boston Massachusetts,. an
Harcb O. Al the Am Hospital Honoslr. Of drop'y Ezra Hall
sseS about "a years. 80 ~,
In M,is March a. Gaylord eldest The late Ehzn
oar OF Yates nephew the Rev TITUS Can, OF the sna"h
Hshnd Nson. =.
On hoard barb Sultan, Fannng Island Jan 18th. Mr. Chaes
West Bdgswsfer Hasscbus-iis aged n years
snS refns these Islands fer the ss es6 years
April h Nsps Valley. Charles Edward sos oi E"seh- L.
asd Elizabeth Sullivan aged 10 months and 10 days
Apnl sh, Of typhoid ieser Joseph 5p"ncfr OSan
aeed "a years. He was barred with 6asosic borsrs
Mad Mule Bar, Shasta county, on April 90 o Vpn
C. Montgomery, aged about 30 He was formerly o'
Fremont, Ohio, where lie has family residing -
Francisco April at the residence o her sohef a
pore. Lpez u Of the snss aged o native OF Her
nosilo, Sonora, Mexico. 70 IN,
Al Grass valley April the daughter u Eas'ns Gillespie,
Bsq, aged n months, Of measles. 49, m
April s. residence Of Alfred Green in the Nilsson Of Do
loTes Dos yose Of the heart aged years
Francisco Arn after lingering hness SARAH vie OF
Archibald Melon al, eyed "a years.
InjependeDce, April Henry Bush o. Use
County. April james Csburg Tor Curhyj oil aiss Of
Of the spine
Georsetown Dorado County the 9Th April Of anal por
Peter Nallery, aged about "a -
On Sunday Portland o. t. after short nee. Hsnry
Barns Powell. aged about -
90 The nh Apn Mrs OF England, aged ~ year.
Al Rodgers Bar Tuouns 3h March, John j. hseas Of i'
teheH, Georgia.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE o. THE rzxIAcNxrBa AZ
4 J. Dsl<se.s's, Usrn~iy LyneA Garssl 25A Keu.
1852. GAN Noon. sP.M
NAV Is. ....-.49 III 80
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Married |:

A, he Mission o. San Jose Apdllo M C. KT,a. o. '
seu Co. TeJss 70 Ms " >svins, Of De. hones No 49, M
ON AM TO- Al the re.dene Of james Hart Hapyy T., of
Jshs Tayor Of Ffaa<5seo TO Ms Laura ~ S''''
Droos lyn, New York - -, d, ~ ~ xe, York to NILS
elonlcs LBlaBc' IL Pans p,....,, v.rsv On The
~ a.nl = Thssaas Haynes. o. the hrm Oh osoeh
G.,.~s ,o Ehzs /. Richardson. Of St Ions ,r,..
4, eonoua ApnIls Ersstus Nathaniel hn'a 10 "'' I@e
me-. yiyas both Of soDona County
on the eyeEinf 81 April IL, NJ Thomas SIM" 70 's
0esL al Of ssnJ raneIsco. -, A., 49,.
ssersrnto Apnl H. Mr. nchaei hcDoANo 70 n's'
D>arksy, all o}tbsf city. o.. a. n.,-,-L
ttle Hosse. in San Francco, Apr ~ mr. hfopn
ussSs,ehs 10 Nee Asnes C. Massey late Of Philadelphia
On Wednesdsy April 18th, board the steamer No'.
amer Dr. BORING Horace james Ed tount-' al
M Of Ffsncisco Miss julia H. Hall, Of Nashville Zen
On 7h March Nj Hathaway Yocum Of Yarn county o. T.
- Mwe Map 1hsn, 81 Pos county. -. -.
On ish March Mr. Gaylord Mis- Nancy Jane Robne'i ssh
.>e,ce nesfN ary,vine Benton County. o. r. -
March Mr. Lowell kmghtcn 10 hss Mary Lao no~e'
Al Of Tpsain Plsins, o. T.
he Cassmsh s5th MARCH, Mr. William Barlow TO Mrs Martha Ann
sE~a both Of Csnenah, q. T.
On ks sh April Chapel Mr. John Purcell to Mary Ann
Bradley, from Liverpool =.
Angeles, the 9th Of March, Don jose D. i"< !"
Bona Sotdad Czronel -. a,
Sacramento April II, Mr. Michael Mcdonald 70 mss h@ss'
Stanley. ali Of Sacramento
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Massacre In Sitka.

Onihe 22d Of March fifty Indians Of the
saskin tribe visited the siska lor Cohss) tribe BY sps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

DEPARTURE or TIE BALTIc.-Isf
steamer ssilsd On saturday ct 70 O'Clock, with y
passengers, and La 70 amount Of specie Among >
passengers were Rev. Dr. WaiowIighi, Delegate w
the United States to The Episcopal Convention u -
don Edward Leutzs, the a-tis,, who returns 10 Do~
dorf, Arcbdescon B-thupe, Of Toronto, United 50
Consul to Ro,,erdaz, and bsarsr Of dispatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

u One of the latest freak, of the noted
Fearsus OConnor was, stalking into the Superior Court
Room, While that dgnihed body was Ia session, and
eocy taking test the bench by the side Of Jadge
ssndfrrd, Alter fnll look az the audience sud tho
Ccu;i nr. orc. ssleDty walked out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

II Mr.. John Lalor, the much-esteem'
Clerk Of the Essex Market Police Court, was reeen
appointed Captain OF Company g, Governors GusT'
one OF the best military companies in the City. j.
regiment to which this company Is attached turns
to-day for parade In TomPkins Square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

U Hon. WI. III. SEWARD and family
reached our City Saturday evenns-she family being
on their way home from Washington for the summer
Gov s obliged to leave them here and return last
night to Washington being apprehensvs that the vote
on the Collins Steamer item of the Deficiency Dill nay
be taken in the Senate to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

e The Ladies Temperance Alliance
OF the sixteenth Ward will hold their frs, Anniversary
Meeting this Monday evening in the Methodist ca ircs
In Eighteenth street, near the Eghrh-avcnue Rev. 9
d. Burehard Rev. Z. II. Chaplin, Res, ]. C. Warren
and others will take part In the exercises All tho In
haosnss OF the Ward are invited to be present at hal
lost seysn o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

10 The first Semi Centennial celebra-
non OF the Philosxian society of Coums. College will
take place at Metropolitan Hall this evening.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23

From the Montreal Gazette June IS, 1870
Oar readers win have observed the freunent notices
which have appeared in advertising columns of the
dement's resulting from the of Nsar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry in the cure of disease Of the respiratory organs
catarrhal affections, Ii er complaints, &c.
Many OF the certificates couched in strong language,
ana may be thought to be cHchpenny notices. for the
purpose OF drawing attention to quick medicine. Such
however, Wistar's Balsan of Wild berry is not. We
can ourselves vouch for the good effect this alsam has had
on diseases of the nature Of those above mentioned when
ever we a known resored to, and that when every
other remedy has been tried and failed.
From The New York Evening Mirror, March 3d. 1919,
we regard the wild cherry tree Of natures ow
physicians sort Of good Samaritan OF the forests for s
medcal gum has rel eyed the suferngs and saved the
lives Of thousands. The Basam prepared by Dr.. Wstar
Is pure and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real
Cherry essence, and il is remedy by ''bad to
lake" We speak confidently and strongly in its praise,
from having witnessed its renovating influence in con-
sumve cases when all other prescriptions had proved q
no effect.
The only genuine is always ,igned Butts the wrap
| per.
For sale by the general agent, SETH w. FowLE, 12s
Washington street. Boston, Mass aud by hrs subage nts
throughout the Emitted States and British Provinces.
AGENTS far sssAtST4Ra BAbsAM.-.sP P. Redfeld
mis- S Collins. Montpeier John A. S. White, L, E
Smith, Adam Hobart, Mortified John r. Hale, Planifed
Putnam & Wooster, Marshfeld J. NJ. Richardson, Waits
leld b. f Goss, Waterbury; @. Perry & Co., Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23

+" WuAr Will THE Wines M ~ This
is the question which is met everywhere
even among free soil men. LISA had sign
"',p w ~ ~ 10" 80 ny "
Altei ine eteo,lu. VI iolo' all went 70 gaz-
laS an" wondering what Tue democrats
- r.,.I ~ okal,.,I -
9e@' w ''4''u ~, s'"a'' We spe'.u ''0 l'eA'
lou. yca's W"it'hs ~ see "uat tne' wings
VIII do small we he so foolish, SO stupid !
Ii So the answer is easy The wings will
continue to eat southern dirt, and antl-slave-
nv men will positively testify to the fact
M i1'o WI N'' uo
fflehds, away win thls poiicy Aacdy
NTH 1t. 1t Is unworthy-tatal Let this
be the question: WHAT WILL THE
FREE DEMOCRACY DO? What will
YOU doq Go to WORK like baroas nm rour
o,yn boat, anI na solr .ol;a,., ;sJoaoa
49,, ~ W M
ue"' party anu our cause WIN triumph anu
will be secured Other parties and men
will advance as noe advance, and in no other
way. If we would sec the wings move to-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
Receipts of the Freeman,
From N0U. I6 to Dcc. 2I.

G Taylor l. Fisher, s Peabody. NV Scott
| Omsby. Ellsworth Hand, S S Pike. B
Thurber, P Bushnell, W Sckney, e w Sher-
man, II Town, S Baldwin, G w Grandey, ] TO-
bart, A S Nelson, A eastman, N lloyt, Al
Mason, A P Hunton, J Russell, J Blanchard.
S Chapman, A Holley, II Shepard, A ] Row.
ell, G Fargo, f Blodget, ] D Abbott. A
Dodge, Jr, Selah Smith $3.50 each.
w Benjamin, L F Peabody, A Bailey, w
E Toby, H II Pineo, G w Bailey. J Simmons.
s B Mattocks, KiIborn g. Bartlett, D Hardy, L;
Fl Slayton, J Hoyt, P Short, H Bullock. j w
Harris, M Stafford, SO 90 each.
U Moor, w F Woodworth, w Walker. D
Child l. s skinner, s Wheeler, ] Hale, L s
NJ alLle 200 each.
9paldng. r Scott, CRobinson, w Trask
J Smith. ] B Howe, CIV Fay, B H Sno 3, k
Bailey. M oburn, b Varney, H Potter, 81 90
each
J Flint A Lamb, 81 81 each.
] Parker, $ Odds, $075 each.
W WiNsow, Mathewson, r Wood, 5000
each
E"Lohrop $5,43 D Odds, O,57; w Weeks
210; w b Porter, I,87: | McLoud, 400; J
Bates, 62; s Edgerley, 1875; J C Tabor. $3.50;
II Grant, ZOO; D w House, 1877; R S Snl-
der, so; J West, Ag't, 500; w Root, 2S7; L
Fuller, ~; West, 400.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFgAUDED!

Buy book unless Dr. A. Nj Mauriceau, 1870 Liberty St.
~ r. the tls page, and the entry in Clerks Office on
the back ofhe title page corresponds herein, and buy nHy
ofrepecable AID honorable dealers, send by mail aud adj
dress to DR., A. VI. Msurceau.
Full title page with contents together with few pages
treating of important subjects to every married female will
be free OF charge any enclosing letter stamp ia
prepaid letter. addressed as herein.
GrOn receipt Of FIFTY Cents, tOr One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bndlng)
ssTHE MARRIED. WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (tssatIed
free TO any part of the United States. All
letters must be postpaid, and addressed 10
DIR. A. M. MAURICEAU, BOX 1924, New
York city, Publishing Ohice. No. 129 Liberty
Street, New York.
For Sale by-E N. Brown, Woodstock Redield &
rannis, Montpelier D. w. Clark, Burlngton Mrs
D. Lee, South Royalton E. w. Baisden, Vergennes
X. Collins Montpelier P Welsh, Brandon G. F
orthrup bennington John W. Moore, Bellows Falls
T. 2iim6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Mass Temperance Meeting.

The People of Washington County are requs-
ted to meet at the Court House in Montpelier
on Wednesday, December goth, at 10 o'clock
A. M. for the purpose of holding Temperance
Convention. Let all who are in favor OF the
"Vernnot Name Law" just passed by our
Legislature, and of sustaining it by the popular
vote on the 9Th day of FEBRUARY next, be careful
10 attend. Resolutions and speeches may be
expected.
Delegates will be appointed to attend the
State Temperance convention, to be held at
Rutland on the first Wednesday OF January
next. MANY CITIZENS.
Montpelier Dec. 18th 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23


Neglect coll! and soon with terrors rife
consumption saps the citadel If life.
slew paced, yet sHfa-while hope with tinis untrue
Depicts future glnrios to the view
tue sptllef steals at0rg with hidden dart.
ma Dfatll's cthd shadows dark en- round tho heart
Ytf nah consumption warnings. tlllt firetd
ln luFs iurk rar the loved ones comiua knell:--
he deepening cough, flushed cheek and pulses high.
Inc Ealing strength aud fever ghted eye
lhese and the wasted form, and shortened breath!
are symptoms all too tIoxuent of death!
Iie wise In Understandable means apply
Nor stand inert TO see the sufferer die
If Cough or Cold the Lungs or Throat essai
Employ remedy that cannot fail!
Tar, Canchalagua, LiverwoH combined
Ihe Golden gif Science to moadind.
These in concentrate from, a COMMON nd rare
Hath Rogers given banishug despair!
CAuTioN-None gen0iue, unless there is on the Buff
lille & Co.
Fersale by A sCOvILL Co., attbeir Depot Gothic
id' S,G broadway, N " and by all respectable Drug
'lsts IN the United States and Canadas.
o nso iof sae IN Montpelierby $ r Reddedand S. X
PRlCE-ln large bottles 81 90 ; or bpttlag far Al 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23

FLoUR-Genessee, Michigan and UhIo superfne, SIS ac
fancy So %; extra Genesee, $500 To 0,00
GRStx.-Corn, yellow, 70 a0Jc white, zoe. Oats north
ern 55c Rye, 85c. Wheat, s. 90 To l,lO
PnoylsoNs--prime Pork 7,Oo per bbI hIess, 1900,
Clear s2a5o Boston Mts 4, Beef sS1o lS5o Lard
store, is dc. family, 81 25c' Cheese, new Milk, a
&c four meal, q. Potatoes $l62 ao,oo per Dbl.
sErps-Herds Grass $500 3,55 per bush. Glover,
northern, 10 l-aa lie per h.
Asurs-Pearls 49, is 5,s per cwt; Pots, $4,75 487.
WnoI-prine saxony Fleece so a Coo Full Hood Al a
50 threefonrths Blood 40 As half do Al 43 common
and one fourth do 81 Al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
FARMERS' GLIB

The Annual Mectingof the Farmers Club, of
Washington county, agreeably to its constitution
and and by laws, for the election of officers and
the transaction of other necessary business, will
be held at the Court House III Montpelier, on the
list Tuesday in January next, at 10 o'clock AM.
A general and punctual attendance is requested,
as important business will then come before the
Society. ID. W. KEITH, Secretary
December 2lst 1882
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
Che Jflarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Dec. Is.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Dec. Is.
Az Market 1850 Cattle, about 1900 BeeVes, and l5O stores
consisting Of working oxen, cows and calves, yeahlngs
two aud three years Odds
FKlCES-MamRr BEEF.-Extra $3.50; first quality,
5000; second quality $500; third quality, $500 a4,5u
ofulnary, $3.50 0,O0,
PELrs-SO75 90. Calf skins, Q l2 a I0c per Id
VEAL CALvEs-$4,00 800.
BARRE1ING CATrBB-S4,00, $50 to 90.
WoEKtNo OxEN-$60, IS, 81, 600,
Cows AND CALvEs-$lg, 10, 90, % 36.
YE RLrNGs--$4 tot; Two Years Old, $7to Is; Three
Years ODDS, SIS to al.
sngEr AND Anns-2sl7 at market. Extra, $4,000 100
BY LOT, 81 80, 1,75, $50.
swtNE--l9s2 ut market. Retail, to &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
BRIGHTON MARKET. Dec. 10.

bEtIUKAI VIN tIIAAtIAEA ; IJtU' IUs
Az Market 1000 Beef Cattle 900 Stores ~ pairs Working
Oxen 30 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs 200
Swine.
PRICES-BEEF CATrLE.-Exta, $3.50; first, quality
&C. O0 second quality, $3.50 third quality, $500 rs
SHEEP AND LAMBs-$l,25 1850, 200, Extra, 50, to
500.
Cows AND CAIyEs-$2l, %, 49, rs, 2a, 35
SwinE-6 7cj Retail, IL g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23

AGRTCTTF,TTTRAT SOCTET-

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting of the Washington
County Agricultural Society will be holden at
the Court House in Montpelier, on the LIST Tues
day in January next, at 10 o'clock A. M. A full
and punctual attendance is desired.
o. WooD, President.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
Valuable Information.


In relation my wife would say that from childhood
she has been afflicted with lIumor. About twenty years
SINCE appeared in very distressing form of Eyspeas
ut first in spot of very bright cherry color, the side
If the face accompanied with painful sensation, similar
to that produced by e. From this point it spread over
the whole face, which became swolen that for several
days she was blind She has been in this situation three
times the last five years. Its effects sometimes appea red
in small cracks in the skin, commencing back Of the ears
and thence extending the sides of the head So
and painful they that at night it impossible for
her allow them to touch the pillow. The discharge from
these proue, that it frequently wet through
the dressings and down the sides Of the neck and so
acrd ii, that when it in contact with the skin
the effect the that Of boiling water She had
running her stomach and breast which had been
there than year,heaing at times perhaps in
place, but always breaking out in an1th r.
She commenced using Dr. 5. A. Weaver's Canker aud
Salt Rheum Syrnp and Cerae year ago last fall. SHE
took the Syrup few days and then commenced app yina
the Gerale to the Sores and Mt said she had
found anything soothing this was In about two
weaks alter using the medicines the began to heal
and before she had finished the second bottle they
entirely we'll She has taken four bottles, and is t
all appearance perfectly cnred, and is in better health
than She has enjeyed atany time b0re for twenty years
10 S. A. Weaver Il Co GILES TURNER.
| Montville, Feb. 9Th, 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
THE LOST IINIRE ss

STORY OF HowLET HALL.
by Mrs, H. D. Il. A. SoutlWoHh Author of The Curse of
CHtoh, Virginia ana Magddlene,' Shannondae,' The
Deserted Wife, sc.
In addition to these and other Original Tales, involving
large expenditure of money, shall lay before our read
e as heretofore, choice Tales Sketches Essays Nara
tives, &c from the English Maguznes-aucl as have
gwen tile Post name for the excellence If its selections
ENGnAYi NGs III the way of engravings we present two
Wcehy-oht OF an Instructive and the other Of hum6r-
Gus character.
AGRICULTURAL ARTICLES, Miscellaneous matter General
News WHY and Humorous Sketches aud Anecdotes,
Letters from Europe, Editorials, View of the Produce and
stock Markets, Bank Note List, et etc, shall be duly
given.
OF course we shall maintain for the Post the character
mas acquired, of being strictly moral plper-.not dlCu
oHsy squeamsh and straight laced but really and truly
mofa-snch as may be taken into the family circle with
out fear Advertisements Of an Improper character shall
be, as Heretofore. vigorously excluded.
E3-CHEAP PosrAGE.-lho postage on the Post to any
part Of inc United State when pad quarterly in advance
now only 26 cents year. And we trust that the ptbc
generally viii show lhsr appreciation Of his commenda
pe tenco Of postage, by largely increasing the number
papes taken at the various ohcestba thus there may
De no dhs OH IN The revenue of The Post Office Depart
duccd rates
TGnn9-The terms of the POST are Two Dollars if
rl" IN adVuuce, three dollars if paid IN advance For
nfs uodtS IL advance, one copy is three years We
commune le oi"Wlhg low terms for Cubs to be sent in
Office. ''' " N'0 '
4copies, s50oper annum.
q {. CANA one to get'er up of clgbl 5000 :.
2a & IL Gon Sh q
me monty for Clubs always must be sent IN advance
SUBSCRIPTIONS may be sent mt our risk. When the stun is
lage arait slonld he procured possltste cost Of
Which may be deducted from the amount Address, al
ways p ST paid, DEACON e pETEHSCN
No. Sc South Third Street, PhiIadelpbja.
" any person desirous of receiving copy If the Post
fishers by letter, (po,t-paid)
no GDllons.-Edtors who give the above one insertion,
or cohaese the material portion of it, he notices. of
he entitled to an exchange by sending rs marked copy
oil tue l@Pef COMMUNICATIVE ad verthm5nt or notice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
FOE SALE
mAHRMNAr a EprN
BOnmets, BOHnnets.

A NEW lot of HARDWARE in all its varieties, lust
II opened and for sale at reduced rates by
Sept 90, 1852. SCOTT g. FIELD