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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-18

THy BALTIMORE Nsws establishment has been
sold by the late proprietors to Mr. Palmer Ricketts,.
late editor and proprietor Of the Cecil Jphig. MIR.
Ricketts, is well known in the State of MARYLAND
as good writer, and man ardenty attached to
the Wing school Of politics,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
THE L E. DON MAN.

ca The following beautiful sentiment was
uttered by Gen Scott No man hold:n, such
feelings can be "a iaercenmy soldier" IL
have served the Union for forty odd years.
and ice. myself citizen oi every part OF i;
and. whatever Of life and strength may have,
shall be devoted to its preservation"
G. The Free Sellers of New Hampshire
have nominated for Electors, Nathaniel S.
Berry, of Hebron Samuel Griffin of Nelson,
Aaron Quimby of Danvile, Alonzo Smith of
Manchester, and Alvah Smith of Lcmpster.
They made no nomination for Governor.
"a At the New York State Fair recently
held at Utica, the Green Mountain Morgan
owned by Slas Hale. Of South Royaston,
Mass, took the first premum-S30.O0
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ESCAPE OF so OR 40 SLAvEs-PrKsrIT
BY THE OwNERs.-Cinctnnnti, Sept. PA
party of 80 or 40 slaves, escaped from Ken
lucky, arrived at Ripley, Ohio, last night
They were pursued by their owners. who,
suSreciin. them to be in 4 certain house, ap-
piled for a warrant to search it, which was
refused. Three of the runaways were subse-
uuently captured on the road. and taken to
Ripley last night. on their way back. At
last accounts. the negroes of the neighbor-
hood had assembled in great numbers with
arms, and surrounded the hotel where the
parties were stopping. 1t is feared that dis
astrous consequences may ensue. as the slave
owners have expressed determination to
have their property at all hazards.
~ The Wings OF the Sd Congressional
District, Wisconsin, have nominated Hon.
James Mem. Shatter for Congress. Mr. Shat
ter has been known long and tavorahly in
connection with the politics ofthis state. We
hope we shall be able to chronicle his cleo
ton.
DEATH OF AN INvENToR.-William
Howe of Springfield, the inventor of the eel :
ebrated bridge for railroads. which bears his
name. and which has been brought into ex-
tensive use in ncar Y all parts OF the country,
died in Springfield on Sunday. His invei'-
ton was source Of great wealth to him.
"a Rev. J. D. Butler, A, NJ, of South
Dan,crs, Mass. and formerly Of Vermont,
has received unanimous call to the pasto-
rate the Congregational Church and Soci-
etv in Cincinnati.
: rs Rev George B. lde. ID. d., one Of The
most eloquent and popular divines in Phlla
depiia has been invited unanimously to th'
pastoral charge OF the lst Baptist Church IL
Springfield. Mass. Mr. lde is 4 native Of
this section OF Vermont.
NOMINATIONS IN NEW IoKK.-The wh-
81 New York met in State Convention a
Syracuse, Wednesday, and renomlnatc'
Washington Hunt for Governor. and WIN
Kent was nominated for Ii. Governor.
LARGE TRAIN>-The last y. II. States
| man saws: On Tuesday last. 2js cars, loadc
with cattle. sheep and swine passed over tn
Concord ROAD for Cambridge and Brighto
, Markets. The appropriateness Of the pre-:
ent season will cause New Hampshire to b
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1ltatI1g.

n Ira>lnrgh. >,.v. IS. May. ,orn-.>,
daughter OF Thomas Jameson, ESQ, aged -
wears.
In this town, Sept, 29,very suddenly Mary,
wife OF Mr. Lurin> Gilmore, aged 80.
In East Charleston, Sept. II, of Whoop'ng
Cough and Lung fever Ellen Amanda. only
daughter Of John and Eleanor Piper. aged ,
wears. ten months. and twentv->r,en DAYS.
In Pembroke. y H., Sept 81 Rev Abra-
ham Burnham, ID. d., in the 18th year of his
aye.
In Sutton sept. S, Mr. Asa Wheeler aged
A. wears. Mr. Wheeler lett his home in Feb
ruarv, 1880, for the gold regions of Caitor-
MIA. where he remained until July last. when
in consequence of i'll health he started for
home. He took the Chagrcs fever, and onl,
by the most persevcrIng efforts did he r.ach
his home and family. lie survive only one
week after his arrival, having. as he re-
marked. Preached home to die in the bosom
OF his family" lie leaves wife and five
children TO mourn his unexpected death
Printers in n H.. Mass, and y. Y, are
requested to notice.
TNoTE.-Should this notice chance TO fall
before the gentleman with whom Mr. Wheel
er was In company from San Franr>ro to y
y, he would confer favor upon the friend
Of the deceased by addressing $ +. Wheeler
Sutton, Vt, as Mr. Wheeler was unable Il
give the name or place Of residence Of the in
dividnal after his arrival home Com.
In San Francisco. July %. OF bilious colo
Joseph \. Sweet, formerly of Galveston
Texas. .Jud &c Sweet once resided in Hard
wick, and studied law at Lyndon.
In Newport Sept. 16 Mr. Allen, of typhoi,
fever aged - years and { months
In Cabot Sept. l1,Simeon L. Brown Esq
AGED 5S wears. tormerlv of Pcacham.
In Wheelock, Sept /, of consumption
Truman g., son of f. NJ, and Roxana Ma
COON, aged2l years.
In California, goth July. of typhoid fever
Mr. Henry McFarlane, of Barnet, VT, age,
!, % years.
In Marshfeld, Sept Is, Mr. Samuel Davi,
of lIardwirk, aged S4
At North Haverhll, Sept c, William f.
only son of Gen. William Hidden, of Crafts
bury. w. aged Is wears and c months
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FOR SALE.
THF entire rrnrartv -; TIC NEW HAMP.
i SHIRE IRON FACTORY COMPANY

IN r ranCol.!a 9Nc Nlcl!I!tN, AZ lo!CNs:
A ho. a. Blast Furnace. Nth coal houses, 'ao>.
coal ami h;,ni. and the ore Hell. \ cgn"l:
Furnace ami Fixture wiki. ps';r-r-house .!tsri:>.
TASKS. e. 4 =: ~ Blacksmith. >h", =" i,.: i',C
,,i:h IL f.r.,c> an: 2trir-i!aInInsr \ larrs Far-
with r'.> ai:l! hammers. 4 INr-S:ory Maci,
AID Wood Shop 81 Zee: lois, si;h lew naciliucr,
o'tI~ He-, qual;'v and finish, Corsi>,n: = W.
AMI Iron r:.Ir.>. LareS "f .ari"r- klI,.i~. lT!I
Machines, Press Punc.. C:rcii,.r Saws. Sc.
\ Saw Nj. with a Hhinclc machine. sni St,.rl.
MI with two !rv h"u>">. y frs; ra'e ',-i>; MI.
having he modern improvements. Nth run ri
burr >.C;eS and Of granite, AMI House, Bars an
lam. sdioii.ing.
\ wei, cultivated Farm. hav ~ !: =. large S.or.
10 dwelling houses. and CONVEX eat Tavern House
20 fee, long. with Barns. 81 Is SC.
About h"nG acres ui Land. mostly ti,Eh"-c.
A,>o .her :, hole stock Of Goods. so>isr~5 -
rie, Bar AVID SRA? Ircn. Hollow Ware All Casing
ri y..rinus kids
Tie work. Ne situated :m:s f-r'- ia. WE:.'
Mountain. Railroad N the Amm.,,"rs, having +
fist rate water power. ani machinery a: tie la.c'
construction The a. !. "i the richest ;,'ali-
", sn for .:ins> ami bar iron is un.urr,s>e,,.
The above viii lie sold together Ill lo:s to suit
purchasers, on reasonable terms. For further Iar
,!ruars. apply 10 ELISHA MACH >a..>i,. II -
iHuNA> SPuUNtR. ~.
AZ I! Q Wo-,..
Angus: 20, 1872. 's>wl2
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CONNECTICUT PREPARING
NEW IoNDoE Conr G..

Nrw LONDON, Conn, Sept. 16.
-. - Eat0r q he y. \. Daily Tribune
.i"'I'S' sir, Won think that Connecticut i,
'. , backward in the Presidential struggle
ii; >qrh IS not the fact.
, .,'', evening" the Wings of this place held
' '''''l. and formed a Scott and Graham
-,a over 1909 names were enrolled as
'' ",''FS. 1t was the most enthusiastic meet.
a.i,. .''I mas been keld in this place for a
si( E1'."rrtIrut will give Scott from 5000 to
majority, Yours truly,
ROWLAND r. COHK1Jr Co.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Sept. 90.

i''Sii '-> h-fhNi.i, sept
At market 200 beef cattle 300 stores Is n,;rs
WORKING oxen, 100 cows and calves, 5000 sheep and
lambs. 900 Swine.
PMcEs Beef Cattie-Extra SCI: LIST quality $;
ID quality, 5a5. Sd DO. 4a4!
Storey earng>-S5a7ao
Two Years old-Ss. l0al5.
Three Years old-Sl7. 19ao3.
Working Oxen-S65. 10, 75asa.
Cows and calyes-Sl6. Is. 90 70, 2saSi.
Sheep l.amhs-Sli, liali. Extra 8. 4a5.
Swine-6c; Retail. Ga7.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Sep.. %.
At market 1882 cattle-about $500 beevrs. and 735
stores Consisting Of working oxen. cows and calves.
and and years old
-Mtrket-Extra beef Sol 1st quality :;
~ quality 5a1,; Sd quality 4; ordinary Bass.
Hides S. cwt. laiIow az. Pets 75c.
Veal CalveS-5al0. aifskins. 1oc per ID.
>tores-Working Oxen-Ss5. So, 96ali3
Cows and calves.-sl7. 10, 81, 2ss3s. Two years
Cd !, Sal3. earngs--s4.as. Three Years Old
Sis, 81. o. 31a44.
Sheep and lamb>-7S43 at market Priees-Ex-
ira q. 3a5. By LOT, 81. Ii, Il, lia2;.
SUme-,a6t
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JOHN W. PUTNAM'S ESTATE.

5sIiit. subscribers having been appointed hv Tie
L lion. Probate court, :or the district Of I->e1
commissioners 70 receive. eNc'ni.ie and adjust all
rlalrns and demands Of MI r"rolls ncalS: the es-
tate "i John v. Putnam, la!c"i unen:urs in >a:,i
district deceased. represented ins"ivcnt, and the
term "i SIX months from the Isl dav ii September
u lej2. = allowed hv said court To creditors vi
>a'i license. :" exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us-Do give notice t,la. we will attend
I" the dutirs Of "nr appointment N The dwelling
house Of Ellen n. Pu,uam. in Iunenburc in said
district on he - Tuesdays Of December and March
next, AT nine O'clock in the forenoon Of each ~ sud
DAYS.
SPENCER CLARK, !,
IoHN ". HART>HOHN, .<f7'n'
Luncrrurr. Sept. Is \ y 1852 1oiw3
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New Goods!
GREAT BARGAINS !

~ IEWElT Il c.. having received their Stock
-. q FALL GOODS. would respectfully invite
tie pllhIc t. call anu examine the same Our as
sortrc..t
Being VERY Extensive,
And atT"rlr! =; LOW PRICES. No can assure all
III wan: OF Goods that thrv viii find for their ad-
vantge to give Us cal before purchasing else
, where.
:. .'o,.,s,-y sept; 80. ls52 7s2f
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NOTICE..

4 PETITION will - presented = -" Ie~i-i1
! n turc Of Vermont ri Is mex. ses.inn for .hr
passage ofa aw 20 revive tho organization %; the
ts>"N County Grammar School N Ci,:ilIhall and
I" have all oi the funds arising FROM III. Grammar
school lands Ill :'!a County Of E-sc1 transferred 10
SAL Grammar School at (iudlan
uu.il!na sep L. 1852 :oIwS.
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yorr CITY too is called Ripley, after
uy"' Ripley my associate in many hard
"' ',b, field of battle, whose services a''ed
you ,.,,Il, IN securing many a victory to our
a'H y,. Gentlemen, YOU have also township
.,,r uamrd. may presume. alter IL.
,.o5s sr!f. understand that "e"' lar
'."- 49, h.Ion.ed to the town adjoining ours
;, '' -, WAS nv friend, my brave and noble
i''' and who is there that did not deeply
,''', his death: Ali these circumstances,
'' ,,.n,ls. make YOUR present visit very graf
u. :, me. and render me DESTROYS oI re-
linz nv thanks for the same. must also
xxx Won for an invitation received to a''ehu
"'"D Marty meeting, held at your p ace YES
have LONG laid down rule not to
.,.nj rarry meetings, and am not now 'io-
"', TIA, rule. am now on a MISSION OF
'.,i,. Ju.y. and nv meetings with my coun-
l'. az. Involuntary. could not have
y; =, ~, ,ou by invitation but when such meet
',' .,.r;.r No in the path OF my duty. hail
,'- with satisfaction. My friends, ! once
'.' -. thank YOU for the honor OF shaking
, 49, with vour ladies and yourselves
1T.., !. arain and again, and once more Sood
,ft 20 YOU all.
NJ" IA buzzas. amidst which the General
rn,, the lirht on the balcony, near where
.,1 and retired Dancing was after
~ 4. cot up. and the Ripley and Portsmouth,
I..,,,;ou, remained over night. During
.r:r, f,rn. Scott wa introduced to til.
siren. IIarmcr. lie addressed ale"
--}. +, her as to her late husband. and HI
..,}.bip. e., for HIN. Mrs llarmer was
IL; Tbcrrowd in MaysviIe reached fully COCO
RI, ALLEGATIONS left this morning, and Gcn
>. and SurIron General Lawson wcntprI
adv over TO Blucirk IN a carriage. The!
.,,f Imam there until Tuesday. They arr
.,...t Gen. Wool there. AMI thence pro
,,..I 70 the Paris agricultural far. thence t
I.r,rr,on. l."nisyiile and Clncinnatl.ihrougI
ONO +, sandusky, and by tue lake to Buff.
10 for New York.
The General made no speech before leav
,,rt Nh, morning At Washington, te'
r,,i.. IN the road. a GOOD number OF citizen
me-, TIE ca-ra-c, and proceeded to the mex
town in company with II.
s:s The last GUN OF the locofocos is pre-
tended saving of Daniel Webster. to the e
fec, that the Wing party is detunct Th
,,,ing originated with the New llamp>hir
pariot-Picrce'> organ. Pierce would lik
+, believe in the death and burial Of the VIII
iay.y. no doubt. He may himself be tumbl,
INTO the very grave that he, IN lis wild ina
Innr., gees yawning to receive Gen. Sol
|: would he Just Ike himself to faint and IA
into i;
House. BCENEp.-The Dwelling iiou
OF Mr. Phineas Ball, of Lunenhur.h, W
burned on the evening OF the 18th ult. /
furniture was mostly saved. Loss about ST.
and no insurance. The fire took from a p
taken into an outer building by somc Of t
family.
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Farm for Sale.

V1!lf Homestead Farm d" the ia:e icwi>W have.
%; s. 1ohn> my. i 'Ai-,l :5r sale !; consists
al 40 acre, q; .-iicur irud The :,miiiings are
good. AMI whoever wi>h'. - purchase a good farm
p'-asluf.y ,rcaei vii find III % l.. the cre tha,
will suit Them. |: l'c' Ac>: II Fairbanks Nili,gc
ana retiv cash market tr toUu! for "! ;l;..
farmer wish :" >ril.
b--al credit :. ven lar ?or. ION II the purchas.
In"ney ii !c>irc.,. Inquire "f
RUSSELL HALLETT.
- Inhnshnrv Sen, II no -4l.f
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4. na ARM Is ready to bet on the election
R {vn' rleree.-Ci". Enquirer.
,-,'s '"a III mas great confidence in little Cen
I'm, p, 40 sooner had he discarded General
t Dl numb, than he seemed to have ,,Lan
sers 70 'en' Frank Pierce.-bayton Ga
1ur;nn ;. rAltSf Among the patent, issued
I,,,sI2 y me week ending Sept. 9TH, was one 70
,,ov.m Aasoon' Of St. Johnsbury. for i'm.
:. ,eHen's IN apparatus fp- heating feed va
"o-'nJ'ivr>, 4,
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TENsEssEE,-There is no mistaking the
spirit OF the Wings Of Tennessee. In no
State have the Wings entered the canvass
with more determined zeal Important chan
Ses are daily taking place from the locofoco
to the Wing ranks
HS The cholera is sti!! raging at Havana.
Last month there were 500 cases and 500
deaths from that disease. In the present
month, up to the 18th, there had been 800
cases, and about half of that number of
deaths
a. The Cambridge Chronicle states that
the Trustees Of Mount Auburn are about to
erect tower sixty-two feet in height on the
highest hill in Mount Auburn, which will
enable visitors to view the beautiful scenery
- the surrounding rouutrv
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Look Out for the Engine
When the Bell Rings!
PETER p. LONERGAN,

DESPECTFIILI informs the Gentry If s..
IL ,iohnsturv ans! its vicinity, tha; he hs
,,lcrcei his business 81 B"nt Making n Mr. n',-tt~
building. opposite :he Pa>sump>c House, here i:
will manufacture sewed and pegSei Boots i; ne ~
sst and most fashionable Stvi-.
r. p l.. hns had lprc experience Master md
IouruevInan in uf:he largest cite. in Europe
md This country. and is the only person in s. JuTs
hurry VII, can adapt the Root Ia suit the Ne:rcr =,
that ne will not run i; DOWN the heei or the ie.
This combined with his acknowlc cei stvie al Ia
tinC--thc ne'nes> OF his workmanship. AMI the ii,
rabiltv of lis materials. he hopes vii! 70 him
share oi The public patronage
He also keeps on hard good ss.or:rner. a. :;le
latest style Of Ladies' Misses and Cilir-ns G:.,ier>
and great variety Of Tipped ard F"xet P=;en'
leather ami hid shoe-, together with GOOD '."r:-
; nrrT oi E-lhhe.s.
The above viii he soil
Low for Cash.
! TSReporing done at short NOTICE.
! April - 1882 1924
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WOOD LOT.

LNOR SALE. a 10. comprising III AGREE, mostly
l. heavily tlmbered with hard wood. situated on
The hill abou! half a mile south-eas. of Fairbanks
Village. Said lot WAS formerly part Of the War
ner Farm. is easy OF access. and the soil is suitable
for cultivation or pasuragc after the wood * renov-
ed. Apply 10 WM. D. WEEKS.
~. Johnsnury, July q, 1852. 7s3f
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Grains Spino Abdominal Supporter

4 Nd SHOULDER BRACE--ti,ch'. ,io-Trus.-
n e>, .at ~ and small; Gents ami Ladies Shoul-
Ter Braces; syringe, Bardage. Tooth Forcer, and
kevs, Music Books, Pnpe- String, Melnde1r,s a
sizes. Acc"reons, Flutes, g.. of such qualify a, to
SUIT those IN wan, Of good article For Nv
J. &. BINGHAM
ST. Inhnsburv. Oct !, ls52 7s2,f
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Col. THOMAS H. BFSroS-We are dis
appointed in Col Benton. He has OCCASION
ally exhibited signs of entertaining liberal
sentiments, but if he has they have been only
TRANSIENT. lie i opposed to free soil, as the
'nneArd paragraph shows:
AT recent speech in St Louis. Benton,
'aTnng 10 Mr. Blackburn. one of his oppo-
nenf', sad IN his peculiar wav-"Sir. d! vou
'Aar-" me with being a free soiier?" He re-
".ra'th II IN tone imply wing that he consid.
'Fe' the charge equivalent to being called a
N'i''Hr'l or puppy, or something of that
Ny, d;d Won call NE a Free Soil
dwelling on the word with great en-
!"">S' and drawing out the >vllahles very
,'"'!' n the same time bringing his fist
3|N' and kerping his eve on the gentleman
'.Te>'r1 Mr. Blackburn replied that he
u ',1;, have done so-believed that he did
'"Sn' at last" resumed Mr. Benton. after
.'i. u hard work, have got him 10 admit So
Il" Now say again, tie charge is tI<e
l.'"' ''fnt'ng to end-from the mind that
''t4 10 the tongue that uttered it-and
-,''>> Inc author is like the man who had
~ soul, and was refused admittance to HI
Y'' "',e they admitted no one there without
-'4Is he will retract."
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NOTICE,

TNliE Meat Business will be continued the sam,
L as heretofore by the subscriber, 70 whom nj
demands due the firm of Sanborn & Gilman mus
be paid. Carts will run daily 10 supply all who de
sire good article. a. usual Also. constantly O,
hand at his market all kinds Of fresh and sal. mes
OF the best quality. nc. GILMAN.
St !ohn>burv, June !, 1852. 7;5tf
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LIVERY STABLE.

HORSES & CARRIAGES TO LET, at the ST.
. .l"hn>hurv House Stable. Teams :skcn 10 auv
part # the Village when desired
PASSENGERS ,,hen land from the Depot a,
ne Usual rates. T. TRESCOrr.
$. JOHN bury. March l. 1859. TEAM
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Stray Steer.

GAME mo :iir rn"0,nr- OF he S,h-c-i
\ her, on the 9Th day of September. a dark
red Steer. The owner is requested to prov.
property, pay charges AMI take it anav.
CALVIN WOOD.
Kirby, Sept. %, 1852. 79lwS.
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EAGLE HOTEL.
DANVILUE.

ITNHE subscriber rr.rrc,iuIv inform. the n,lhlis,
I thu; he has rerIei Tie Hotel recently OCCUPIED
by Robert keiSsv. where re vii ne happy 20 receive
his friends AMI the travelling community generally
ALPHA WARNER IL
Danvilir. Aprls. 1852 rift
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Our excellent friends A. j. Rowel. the
free .oil candidate for Congress- in this Dis
irlr,. and Hon. Homer F. lIuhbell. of FAIR
fax. an old line 3lst of Nav '.drmorrat," were
in town Yesterday and to-day. and in familiar
consultation with tie principal leaders O.
Pierce and King lInnkrrism. II is suspect
cd that it i, intended % roll some lo~c:o,o eat
IN meal for the purpose of making a grab of
his district, But the Wings will be found
to he "oid experienced rats"
It is quite probahle that the game will turn
ont 10 be- that Me>srS Adams and Rowe! will
10th rr>i1n, and that Mr. IIubbcll will ne
nominated As a sort Of coni,'ion candidate
We heard a straight forward honest and
true tree >oilrr Of IIincsburgh -av. this MORN
INC. that such a mlnPuvrc wouldn't work '
81 20 for SOFT" said he. ..ra'hcr than for
Pierce" And this he said in the presence
and hearing OF our friend Rnwell, who will
remember 1t. The truth Is there is a mighty
lot OF tree soll votes that can't he ''firurcd'
INTO the support OF Frank Pierce, no how
YOU IAN TX IT. Just wait and see. The
Pierre and King f1glerS are determined to
carry this district if POSSIBLE. Wings be
M and At EN-" five don't elect our can
H.da'c, on IN" next ballot, it will be qo,u
BGImq'Dn Free Press.
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Sofas! Sofas! Sofas I!

7 WOULD say 70 the public tina. l have engaged
Sofa Maker that is master Of the trade. IA make
me lot OF Sofas, and have lot now finished and
wond offer them n those that want 10 purchase NJ
a less price than can buy in Boston and freight
them here, and much BETTER article. l would say
70 those shat want 10 buy 20 sell agsin 10 call on ire
md will tr< to sell them to give satisfaction
Quick Sales is my Motto.
AARON FARNAM
s. '3hnsh1-- ri.,r M. 1881 rfo.f
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SULLINA K. II. NOTICE.
VI ~ sssSszSsa ssK8
Summer Arrangement.

SoAAhSA IA oA6 = AuSASs
VNRAINS leave Windsor n: As AN and 2e0rM.
L or on arrival of the Cars from the Central and
Passumpsic road>-O"th Trains connecting AZ Bel
lows Falls with the VT. Valley ard Cheshire Train.
for New York via Springfield, Hartford and 70 B".-
ton via keene. Fitchburg. &c. arriving in Boston q:
l.i5 and $50 IN, and New York NJ and II ~ = VI
Trains leave Bellows Falls for Charle>town and
Windsor II II As and SIS NJ or on the arrival
Of the New York and Boston Trains both Tran.
connecting a; "indsor with Trains for O-dcnsburg,
Montreal, Burlington. Montpelier Well. River s.
Iohnsburv &c. Passengers tv this route connect at
Bellows Falls with the Trains Of the X. & r. r. f.
tor Rutland. Whitehall, Saratoga .nd the Wc,t: the
most direct and desirable route from the White Hill
10 Saratoga. leaving ST. Johnslurv or Wells Eiv
er in the morning and stopping 2 hours Il. Fellows
Falls, arriving al Saratoga IL SPN.
At Fitchburg Trains connect dircc: with ,'c
Trains for Worcester Providence. &c aud 4, tiro,uu
for Lowell, Nashua, Lawrence, &c.
Stages connect at Charle.town for Springfield
Perkirsville, South Reading, &c.
ID. A. GAGE. Agent.
Corlesto,cn, v. H., My Il, 1852. s73'f
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