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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

The FIST ExpREss TO New YORK One of
the first, ii not the very first express agent that
went fon Boston to New York, was sent with
an account of the destruction of Tea in Boston
harhor, and AS an instance of speedy commnul
cation. It Is related in a paper of that perind,
that the express messenger left Boston on Fri
day afterno"n and arrived at New York the next
Tuesday afternoon.
A MAMMOTH TOAD.-We learn from the
P"nghkerps'e Daily Press, that couple OF
workmeo in Finchs ship yard, while engaged in
saving locust log, came across large toad
snugly secreted IN the centre. which was alive,
aud weighed seuen and haLf pounds The log
IS perfectly soun', aud Is supposed to be on.
hundred years old How his ,oadship got there
IL mystery OF course
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
Which is the Thief?
And If we cannot change the THINGS,
BY Jove, we'll change their NAMES, sir"

lDermott McMurroueh.
A writer in the Daily Star, The other
day, put this rather pointed inquiry to US
In short, Is there slave on the face of The
earth whom you really propose to emmucipa,e
except US you may here and there sieul one away
from his master?
Shareholders and their Northern boot.
I'cks are very fond Of applying this phrase
to every body who helps a pnor Runaway on
his road to freedom. We have heard before
"f the ingenious device of thieves, who cry
''slop thief" in a crowd to dive attention
from themselves Acsnrdug To ,hls Star
chaps creed, the man who oyeriasks w,,-
man all day under the lash, and at night
puts her wages IN his own pocket, and no,
satisfied with that, sends her off on some
false prelense, that he may get a chance to
sell her baby. Is a christian gentleman Of
the first water: but the man who on, of his
own purse, perhaps scanty furnished, aud
at great seli-tlenlal and some peril. leeds
aud clothes and shelters the same wo,n,n
and sends her rejoicing on her way to Land
OF liberty, Nth her baby on her Breasts
THIEF, and :" steals nggers |" Well, we'll
the English language will get settled by and
by
We would commend to this writer wb,,
is SO tree with his epltheis, the following
legal definition of stealing. which we find
III Gov. Sewarl's corresp ndence with the
executive Ut Ge"rgia,ln reference to claim
Tor the surrender man, VINO had thus
stolen into freedom a conred woman and
her cotton covering. Chluy, in his treatise
on Criminal Law, says:
Larceny is the wrongful taking and carrv.
ing away OF The personal goods of any one from
his possesslon whh ielonious intent to con,,ri
them 10 the use Of The offender, without the consent
ot the owner"
Now when it can be shown that anv If
Directors OF the Underground Transports
ton have carried "f negroes, aud worked
them far their oDa benefit, even on the mos,
approved model ofS,uthern Justice aud gen.
crosby lei Them respond In the mans OF tiief.
unul then, and while the very worst Of which
they are ever guilty is to take a man and
g'pe am to ttmsei, we think some ,her
r'le will heue' compor, both with truth an
cviii'y'-Syracnse ChronieLc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

ONO ELECTION Democrats of Ohio
have carried their Governor by the almost I'M
precedenred majority of sixty thousand; while
the vote of the distinctive Free Democracy Tor
their candidate, Lewis, IS decided gain over
their vote for Hale. This great victory of the
Democrats must in great measure be attrlbuta-
BILE to their noble stand at their State Convention,
in refusing TO adopt the compromises as any
par, of the Democratic creed. From this exam
pie ofsthe success of the Democrats of the West,
in cons' quence Of the right position, can the
Democrats of the North learn 10 wisdom?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

Mr.. Field. relating to the bank shares OF non
res,dent stockhaIders; to the COMMITTEE on ways
and Means. By Mr.. Spencer, TO Incorporate the
Eagle Railroad and Slate Co.; 10 the COMMITTEE
on Roads.
Petitions wisrred-Bv Mr.. SouIe, OF w. b.
and Ah,gal Marsh for alteration Of The name
of Maria r Bnckum and 10 Constitute her their
heir-,n law; and by Mr.. While, Of Pan'on. for
terry a, Panton, BY Daniel Adams to The Gen
! eral Cummittee
The Sneaker laid before the House cemmu-
nica,lon from the Rev. Mr.. Putnam.lnvitlng such
members as should be disposed, to attend dlVlte
service at the Episcopal Church.
On motion Of Mr.. Deane, oil further pro-
cedlngs upon the call Of the House. on Satur-
day, were dispensed with. Adjourned.
| AFTERNOON.
! SENATE.-Reports Of Committees Mr.. Har-
vey, from the Committee on Agriculture, report
ed in favor Of the bill relating To the occupancy
of lands an common, and 1t was ordered that the
bill be enerossed and read the third time to-
morrow morning. Mr.. Denlson, from The Coul-
ln,ltee ON JOINT rules. reported, for the govern
nlent of the JOINT Assembly, the same rules Us
OF last session. and the Senate adopted the re-
port. Nj. Carpenter, from the Committee II
Banks, repnred IN favor Of the bill to repeal sec,
ION A. chapter "a, e. Sand the bill was ordered
to be eng crossed and read the third time to-mor.
row afternoon.
On motion of Mr.. Powers, the Senate ad
journed
HOUSE, Bills introduced and referred. From
the Senate, Altering the time OF holding the cour
~ Orange County, to Judiciary Com ,nter It
incorporate The Fayetteville Cemetery Assoca'
ton. to the General Committee; to incorporate
the Windhals County Hotel Company 10 the
Cnnm,tee on Manufactures. BY Mt. Sawyer
to provide IRE proof safes Tor County Clerks
and Rrssssefs Of Probate Offices, 10 Judcrar,
Com,nHsee. By Mr. Francis. CONSTITUTING
Charles Conger heir at-aw OF WIN. and JuIi'
Ann Conger to the General Committee Ad
ouned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

BITTER FRUlrs OF THE Evil TRlE.-,The
North Carolina papers are 'oanng over the
decay and desolalion SO prevalent IN that State.
and proposing measures for drawing emigration
into It. all with the woned blindness of slave
holders to The real cause of their want of th:lit.
They slate that of The twenty one millions OF
acres of land IN that STATE. less than SIX millions
are improved: and OF these SIX millions there is
not one Iaborer for every twenty-five acres.
whereas high state of cultivation would require
five tines as MANI, There Is also a great de.
mand tor cotnnon laborcrs for public works.
railways. plank nnds. &c. Let them abolish
slavery, and begin juulcious measures to encour-
age free labor. impartial justice, and general
education. and viii have 10 lack of emigratlrn,
aud no occasion to lament the want Of enter
prise and industry, and their consequent pros
perlty. Would that ono mai among them was
brave enough Ia speak The truth that many must
be intelligent enough to see = mdiann Fireman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

MORE CONFERENCE.-The last Mercury. in
treating of the state Of things in the Legisa-
ture, in reference to the Free Democracy, says
"rhe Wing party in Vermont, at this time,
occupies high aud honorable pesilon-a posi-
ton that commands the respect of It's brother
Wings in every State in the Union. II is to be
hoped that we shall retain that position through
The present crisis and not forfeit 1t by coali
tinn. at this time, with party ,Uho are The recip
ieuts Of the contempt Of all honest men, and The
derision Of each other"
We, at first, thought to reply to the above, but
canno' bring ourself up 10 the scratch of making
single comment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

Ho, FOR Freedom J. Abuut 10 o'clock this
morning, quite cavalcade of chaltcls' passed
our office on their way to the ferry, to take up
their abode on the hospi:able soil of the Cana
das. Tn party consisted OF about twenty per-
sons, men, women and children, with eight teams
well loaded with household "punder." Nav
they tind all their tundesl antcip ,tions realized
in the nes country and home they have chosen
Detroit Tribune, Oct. ION.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

A CoRpULENT SquAsH.-Mr, Samuel Ravens
of Pauucket, has raised Valparaiso squash,
weighing l58 pounds and measuring seven feet
and one inch in circumference The squash
was bu, seven weeks in attaining its growth
thus gaining about 3 10 pounds per LAY.
The English papers say that Macauav, the
Eng historian IS confirmed opium eater
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state invention.

A State Convention of the Free Democracy
will be holden At Montpelier on Thur day. the
9th day Of October inst. to appoint State
Committee, and transact any otner business
deemed necessary at The time.
E. D. BARBER. Chairman
Or the Stale Committee.
Montpelier. Oct II h. 1853
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No. 20, McNRoE'sT: T: wFzEDLINe. VA
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lqnresssmd giving ,o,lr jr,sona, a,se,6ensy0 III
packing the same, 10 cor sipce ALI WIN may ~ ~ II
"a whh their p,iroisge. fhat'the axtfiot 10 bei
ter atauyoe tstahi.ifnri.t ii ttts eSiIg
VIZ invite ~ ,Who may btpuGs4i Y b Dpeir Y
Sring stock to callnpon ~ ifiSj log e. z
where. HOBBS BA1sNE SGkf)
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No part nt The system is more liahle to disease
,han the Liver. il serving as iilterer tn r,lrily the
bload, or giving thr Dp,rei secretion Of the b,s;
so iiatany "fongatiinu oi the Liver effects The
other parts ot the system. aud results varIOusly,
Liver Complaint, Iau,uhcr. Dyspepsia. s&r. We
sh9nli ,herelnfe. wateh every symptom that
NIGH, Indicate wrong action at The Liver.
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An Exreclorpnt. which augmett. the secretion
from the Pulmonary muc,,s membrane, eor pro-
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Alteraive, which changes In some nexpicable
manner the certain mori,td action oi the system,
Sd, Tonic. which gives tone and stfengtl, to
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all parts 4of the body. 4,h A Caibartic, which
acts III perfect harmony with the other ingredients
and operating on the Boweis, and eSpeling the
whole mass at corrupt aud vuiated matter. and
purifying the blood. which destroys the disease
aud restores health.
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This Way. B'Hoys!. ;, i
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. just received small
j stock Of Gun Barrels, Locks, Triggers.
Mainssprings Tube, and Cylinders. He bought his
stock Of John Griffith, Cipsianaii; his locks, main
springs, and tubes are all inpuftel from London
His barrels caDnpt be beat in the United States,
AN ! ask 70 confirm you ii lhe belief, is'to call
and exa'nine Ter yoArseiSfs. 4sr
am, going 70 start shop in the celebrated
t'Ta,tle,town,yon square south east Of VIM.
Bufdllts Blacksmith Shop, on the road leading
from Wootlsiield stn Maiags = "a miles from
sWoods6eld, and AZ tfiall Maiagd. An work IN.
snred s'iloi TO cut ir thsseye asls y
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This e6mpany, being oIgstlszsd IA
able charte, obtained ffsyn ~ Leh & a ~
ready % Insure Hetela. Dxeltjhk ftpe N 3 - J,
Stables Store Honses, Shphss Metz II ~
&c.s against loss BY fire b 4 "
ISAAGf WELSH, JSnEs kR, II IS d
CHARLES. HARE, wfDEyEM sTEElss N
JOHN A. MyEnpoHr, JOIN u. Esnas &kNs
NATHAN noLLIsrER, THEo. BEENfNGHAps
q ss1t JNo. NJ. klRKBkTDE.
JoHNsAr DAVES ORT, Pts5sts 1
N, HoLL,srEa, n, T5E1ts sT "a Il u, s ss 4
Jyo. M. KiREpRgDE, Sec VI Il y W "a 1,
SIMPSON a oL LLIsTEk. a
April 81, 1852. !, z5 General AgsBH Il,
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tine, q II "a in ihs iirst u ~ the act
TO which Iris IS supp Elementary that asniAd propp;
sais will be received at the Office The Secretjry
of Sfate. uAsil me eleventh day after e FIRST pab.
icatidn Of sSid potce, Tor The pruning in the Ger.
man language Of all dpcumsVts I'd 70 be prin-
ted ia sad language by The Geuerai Assembly, or
either branch thereof; which proposals shall dis.
tinctly state The pride per thousand ems 5er com.
position, the price per tokenfor press work, and
The price per thousand words for the Translation,
at which the bidder isawilling TO perform said
work; and the Secretary Auditor and Treasurer,
i OF any two of them, afer the expiration of said
notice, shall proceedto open nsaid bids. and to a.
ward said contract 10 the lowest bidder therefor.
who, will give bond as provided in the tenth sec.
ton of said act.
V Sectiun g Said contract shall extend 10 the
FIRST Monday IN Noyember. one thousand eight
huhdred and iitty-fo and said contractor aud ex
ectstive officers shall be governed in all cases by
the provisions Of siieact entitled .'an act to pro.
vide for sths State Printing" passed April'l6,
& JAMES C. JOHNSON.
= Speaker Of The House of Representatives. /,
2ss XII WILLIAM NEEDLE,
President of the Senate.
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THE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.
JUST PUBLISHED,
r. b. WELCH'S .NIG.aIFICE.NT
PORTRAIT OF WASHING ION.

Engraved (hy permission) from Stuart oniy orr
ei,a portrait, in the Atheneum,, Boston
This superb picture, Engraved under the super
intendence IT THOMAS SULLEY, ESQ, the
eminent and highly gifted artist, is the only cor
rect likeness of Washington ever published II
has been characterised as the G. eaest work uf art
ever produced in this country. AS 10 It's fideIty,
we refer to the letters of the adopted son of
Washington, GEORGE PARK
GUSTS, who says, sit is faithful representa-
tiun of the celebrated original, and to CHIEF
JUSTICE TANEY of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, who says, ''As work cf'att its
excellence nd.beauty must strike every one who
secs it, and il is no less happy in its likeness to the
Father oil his country Ii was my good fortune
to have seen him in the days of my boyhuod, and
his whole appearance is yet strongly impressed
On my memory. The portrait you have issued
appears to r,e to be eract likeness, representing
perfectly the expression as well as the form and
features of the face" And says SENATOR
CASS. as6 a Hfe.Hke representation Of the great
original PRESIDENT FILLMORE says. 1.-The
work appears to me to have been admirably exc
cuted and emiaentiy worthy of the patronage Of
the public :" Says MARCHANT the eminent
portrait painter, and the pupil Of Stuart, 'your
print TO my mind is more remarkable than any
other have seen, Tor presenting the tchoie indi-
vidnaliiy OF The original portrait together with
the nobleand dignified repose of air and manner,
which aii who ever saw. him considered a,marked
Characteristic Of the iilustrious man it commemo
rates.
For The great merits of this picture we would
refer every lover of w ashington to the portrait
itself. 10 be seen at the Office uf ibis paper, and
to tile letters of The following Artists Statesmen
Jurists and Scholars accompanying it.
ARTISTS, h3archapt and Elliott, OF New
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LOO scres of Land for Sale.

VHSHE undersigned will sell at bargain, the
u. following described tract of land, to wit:
The east half of the south west quarter OF section
81, and the north east quarter Of the north east Or
Of section. 20, in township 2, oftfange 4. Said
land is situated in Jackson township, on Barnes
ruu, within two miles Of the Ohio River. The
land is well covered with good timber. aud will
make good farm Persons wishing to purchase
can call on Lanty Rucker Executor Of Lemuel s.
Rucker, deceased, or of the subscriber who is au.
thorzed to sell the same. sssF
JOHN B. NOEL, .
Dec. Ia, 1852 .r t''
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Liver Complaint.

Z 1--I -" - ~ bIAS~AAACs
DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC ol
NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASE 81
a:4r OF THE KIDNEYS, Ts
'tisessesari. 2,
- sing from disor-
"t' dered liver or stomach,
sS, such as constipation, in.
ward piles, fullness Of blood.
I tn the head, acidity Of the stomach -
nausea, heartbnra, disgust for food, full.
ness or weight in the stomach, sour er,cta.
tious. sink,ngror flutteling at the pit of
, the stomach, swimming Of The head,
buried aud difficult breathing.
flutiering al the heart ,chok-
IN. ing or stitfccaiing sen. 8,
satlons Whei. ~ Il sss
lying posture,
to < -. ,g.:. dfDDess .s5 s,
~ y division, dois'or syebshsfore the
s'gh!, tsve, s1s and dallsgsin ie ia i Il, IL
X y perspiraiiot syelibw- 'ss 81
ness OF tseskin and yes,. z. =.
stet pain ia the side. bsck, chest, ~.
sS& limbs. sc .st,dieii bushes OF heat. ii, m
gbnrifhg hslbe fesh. S6i,sfanl i'm sein. u:
iings Of evil, and grsst depression of spirits,
n x s''sS',y tg1sss3's,-p. sp,'ss3s sts i,
81 D.t.tEASta11s 4sfi4N - ~
Celebrated GeTinalT Bittdi.s
y PREPARED BY
i',is Dr. C slN.. J.4CK5S o. w.
aATTHE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, I
81, No IP0, Arcastreet, .PtitaHe tphid.
Their power over Tile abiye disrase.AM 10, ex
re oil N aflpI Ii, an,
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