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Tho sttamehie Arabie awisei Z Ne
York, wiib Liyeftesl dasss . slss 2ist Oh
three days Iatsr izxp tefese recslSsd. 6
TIE bohbardmea ofSshasoee cemmet'
ced on ,he lsth o., ficns Two i'eedred pss'
ces %. heavy adilley.
Omar pacha has gone 10 the Csimea "a
take past ia Council Of War, and il Is be-
lieved his forcss will be sent thi.hsr. Il
The Russian ttoops under Menschiko0
have bssd parialiy reinforced titj
Reports have again been circulated sim
uitsnsDudy m yisrna, Paris and LodaSh q
she, Call oil Ssbsstopoi, a"d'isrse stock ape-
rasions wers made on the ifanr Of The stats.
rmeni, but,hs public were Sow 10 osfisvs.
Government Employers say that Sc
nous intelligence isuos looksd foe before
the beginning Of November ! s'a''' f'sis.s ''
The absence Of actual operations, the
papers are raainly filed with accounts Of
Che position Of vhe lroopssnd projected op-
era,ions Of the various forces. = H7'-f
sa Accounts from '0dessa 70 ths sth IL 0cto'
ber, Say that G G6ftscbako of was al that place.
g In consequence Of The correspondence
found among The effects OF Mcnschikof
captufed Il Alma, several important arrests
have been made al varns.
Two British steamers have been ordered
10 the Sea of Azof, 10 bombard the town OF
Kurtch. - -.
Lord RsdclifIe has succseded in procuring
1irmau from The Pore, 10 suppress the
srade 10 Crcassian and Gsorgian slaves.
A large portion OF the French Baltic fleet
has reiuned,o Cherbourg. 49,, -
A rlmor'is current ihsi the Dani,h Gov
efnhieat will ccssyoaoiy permit The British
dee, 10 wlnier at Kiel, I'D. ,,,g ...s =.
Ths Journa! Of 81. Petersburg Of The i4,h
October contains a ielsgraphic despatch ftom
Vienna, stating that the Commissioners Of
the Western HowsIs aud Austria and Tyr,
key met at Conslanlinople to arrange the
question of the Proiectofaie on the basis
proposed by the Austrian Cabinet, .,.5
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iMAMRgmsno

r Ia Muucy Borough on the 2sh ua., BY
!the Rev. Geo. c. Drake, Mr. ALEkanpER
YEArlr, Of Fishing Creek, Colombia coun.
~ 70 Miss CHAaLoTTE REiMsEgsDER, oil
" }Maaifcy aay ffeek 'pp Lyco,mrins county. 10 ~
y, Al Clarion, Clarion county, ousihe I2,h
OF September, Dy The Rev. J. Montgomery,
COT y. T. ALExANpER, editor Of the s,Cla.
:;ons Dsmocrat," tc Miss EARnlEr WArEas,
formsrIy of Muncy yssb5} i4i'ba 9Hi balast
. In Hagers,own, Maryland, on The slh Of
October, by the Rev. Henry Funk, Mr..
WILlrAM SEybsR, of Bioomsbure, Pa, and
Mise Mary A.. FosK, Of the former place.
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Columbia c onnfy--Cousrt Of
- Common Pleas. -

In The Matter oflhs Psfitien IF Begiamsh ;Wag.
nsr to haze safigatfion Enfsssd Oh Ms Re
cord Of Mortgage Jiom Daniel Ieban 70
/ Casper Rhodes and f'syamia Cbrps. aces
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the widow
~ and hsirsTof the, said Casper. Rhosdes,
and also Of the said Benjamin. Corps, and
also TO the widow andiheifs ol Adam Corps,
deceased, aad aIhpersops Interested in his
Estate. that ndepasllipps, Of Witnesses 10
prove The, facts forth in said petition will BE
taken beiote Thomas Painter, Esq.; Com.
missioner appointed BY the Couff for he
sppposs al hissefiics in Bloomsbury, in said
sCoaaly on "Wednesday The 2S.h day of No;
yember inst, between shs hoprs Of TO- A,
2 q 9ii anss BY order ofthe Court q
g ! isiiiJAC0B EVERY, = Prttkouetdrys p
i, Nov. o. 1854. ts,s ,,i,so al IL rr.i,, yope
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HEsny's lNvfcoRkrNc CoRoIaG. -.The mer
sils e ihis pareiy vegetable extract for the
remdvdl and cure of physicai prcstratiou
genital debility, nervous affections, &C., Sc,
are lnlfy desctibed h sboher cslu no cf sflis
papef, 70 o'whieh'tlie reader is referred. Z So
per bottle, 8 bo.lles for 50; ak hoiilss for
ss SIS per dozen. U0bserve the marks
4, Prepared only by S. Z. Cohen, No.s Frank.
!ip Row, Vine y, below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, to tuhoms az orders must BE addressed; For
Sale = .. y al The q Is.pscisols pluggis's sad
n T. w. DYarr . Sons, No. 132 lNonh End
ST., Bhilsdslphia, Sale Agents for PeAnsyl-
vans, y, ,as9..t, a,,.ii n! ,.,s N
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Registers Notice.

\ NOTICE is hereby given, to all legatees
| In creditors and other persons iniefested il
| the estates of the respective, decedents ant
minors, that the following administration ans
guardian accounts have been filed in the
Office Of the Register Of the county Of Co
| lumbia, and will be presented for cohfifma-
| ton and allowance 10 ise Orphans Coun, tf
be held al Bloomsbuig, in and for the Conn,
" aforesaid, or Wednesday the 6sh day ol
December next, at O'Clock, p. M.
4. The account OF Hiram Philips, Ad
minisiralor of Enoch Crevellng, late OF Bloom
! township, deceased, filsc by iHsrry HolIius
head Admiuisirator, Of The said Hfam Phil
!. The account 81, George HugLes,
trustee TO sell The Real Estate OF Jane CLARK,
late Of Caitawissa, deed. !; s.f 5a7
=. The Supplementary account Of Al.
exauder Bes, and William Forsythe. lAGmr's
de bonis non cum festamento annezo Of James
Lau 1hsad, late of Danville, decd. .....-..
4. The first and final account OF Will
liam Hoffman and John Hill, Executors Of
John Hoffman, late of Briarcrsek township,
5. The sccouni Of John M, lFister. Ad,
Z minisua,or with the Will annexed of henry
nIfxih, late Of Ca,tawissa township, deed.
I 6.afhs final account Of James SHINING
ion, Adm'E, of the estate Of William B. Heu.
dricksau, deed. u : So pigas hFa h.sEg q,
4, The account Of Michael Josiah and
Peter Ritiea house, Ex,IA, Of sCofnslius Ri!-
ts,ihpuse, late Of Beaver township, decd.
I e.eThe flnai account nf William Abbott.
Guardisnof Slsnha, ,Beajauin, 8iafgaret &
Mars A hb OFF 4 1,nor sehiitlfen of ill,xm e.
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TTf1 IT.
DIHNa'

s'on the 18th OF October, IN Cooper town
ship, Mon,our county, MicHAEL Mousrs
aged 81 years, 10 months and Q days, lea
wing a wiie,and FIVE young children. sdia.a'
osIa DsnvilIe, on the 25th Of September
1854, JoHx RisHEL, formerly of Hsmlock,
now Cooper iownship, aged 72i.years,
mon,hs and 27 days. y, go
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Il NOTICE is hefeby 1e,iven thalths
several Coutts Of Q Commom Pleas, Gen,
eraI Quarter ;Sessicn nj fthe Peace, aud
Orphans Court, Court Or Oyer and
Terminsr and jan Delivery; In snd 70,
the County Of Colombia. 10 commence al
the gosnt 6 Houssir Bieonssburg, y on
Monday the l4,if day ofwDecembers next,
20 consinue 0ae, yeek Z s2snY .s's3il aal
10 The Coroner, Justices Of the Peace &
CConstables. inpasd iforiths county Of CD-
lum6iasste requested 10 be- then and there
in their proper persons, with their rolls,
records, inquisilions,, and .oiher lremem.
brapces, 10 do those ihings 70 iheir sew.
,erai Offices appertaining. o be done,
',Andail witnesses prosecuting in behalf
Of The Commorw esiih agaipa any pris.
oner, are 'uis0d Requested and commanded
10 bethen and there attending ia their pro-
per pefsousto prosecute against hin, %
Ishsi be just-laaHd not to depart without
Iileavsnat their peril JsroSs are reghest'
cd 10 be punctnal inctheis sttsndsaos. q
,he, tisns sppoinisd gnessblevc tIaeirps'
tides, gsh sHi sisofsHofHs hsha
sGlveHt under sny hsadss Bloomsbure tlls
oi aayarofu:N Nosembsrs iuths yssr pfoos
NJ Iordsone shousana eisst hundred issd
\, iftyfels and the andsElendsoees n abe
United States Of sAmaEioa Inc 76thsr
q = sssas JOHN SNXnEA, Shj5s 5sad
a lGod e.ys .hs Geg9oawsallhA Asa /,
= BLANKS ( lBBANKshts DIANKsrps
iDREDS.,roo Il nslssmrslei slcsnlss ed 10 .
q SUMMONS. .iass,q iisS yuaa rs..saa ,
4, ga ExECUIIONS, eeji sasses. e4fs
"a bsa ! as,asS tJRr GNASxapA aa x,a,,sc,.t
% % - - A''s,a = - IUDG VENT NOTES.
dopet and des;fabls fotms foY sale t sts tks a
fice Of the fStar Of the Moth h'sie 9'as ie
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EDironIAL NOTICES

4 - ~
~ Mayor Conrad lately refused to &C
aept, a iavera keeper as bail ID Acase before
him, although there was no objection to ths
genileman's responsibility That is running
the thing ia the srouad. s .aa ,. .als9,b o
AZ. Barnnm has taxed uianuscr,pt Of his
au,obiograpbygffom Red6eld and offers II "a
the highes, bidder. He says SIS, 900 ha.
been bid for itaiast s'b"Fs '"'+Hag y"
n John Binns Of Philadelphia, who wa,
for many years one of thsS most iailuen.ia a
Federal politicians Of The counlry, has ia
hpress's volume Of bis Polilical rrcollsciiops
AWAsHISeros, Madison, Monroe, Hsri,
son. Tyler, aud Taylor were Episcopalian.;
Jsfieison, Adams, John Quincy Adams and
Fillmore were Uhiiafisns,' Jackson and Polk
twere Presbyteriads; Mir. Van Buren was Of
I,hs Dutch -Reformed Church; and Presden,
Pierce is Tripilarian consresstioaslist.
p ir u nunoaEp that Ross Winnas, pro.
prieior osihe extensive Locomotive Works
at Bal,imofe, has dismissed two thirds of
his workmsp, net sbsiag abls.so obtain pri-
ces lor WORK spflcnsuy high 10 warrant
MIN 40 paying ths pfssfel rats Of wsges.ssss
! a HosrLra RosBEa- 0sssp Rig, hosi.
lsr at Bsichsis Hotel, lin Allentown, was
ss .'ossu sa. 80. 80" ~ nau '''A
y W y ~ T'""' ''1 - u. ~
p 1sourFAorous sffsDas-Ihc Mtnf"g
hes'a%says that somste taeuand dollars
hass osen .lrecsnsy 'ptic Pot the hands In
esaaylAM sooa'y,m ss cotaf no'ss, pa'
p.'eas y asss seea issuso ~ tns MssAaa-
Fs, a0"a AsmP aesse. iness'
ao'es a'e' 'eP ef'sd4'o Desa'He'y worth.
less. ~ ~ =. -, e; : I = -. 9 -, -. =. =,
y - II sppeafs thtf though thefS IL q
'maioti,y asaiast The liqaor Law on ne di- y
tecevo,e, . majority oI the Legislative Dis rs.
uicis, both Senatorial and repteseHiasiye,
have voledia favour d the law. Thus the
constituents of 10 SENIORS aud ss reprsssf-
taiisss bass siS4r, ma Arilies for prohibition !.
n - - s,',asa 74sis.efL .fs;sgi..,
1 Ihs Petlsvsisle pn We Ioarasl s's1es ,na. oa
Friday 'ns csns'| ooapsn ns.a mee''ns,
and fssolsea 70 adsanfs inc lfs'ens on coa'
r ~
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AZ Maj Arthur T, Lee, Of the ath infan
ry, was. kill ed in Texas, recently, - BY The
Indians. He was about forty years of age
at The time of his. death, and was native
of Northumberland, and besides being q
brave soldier, had considerable repa.a lion
as q, literary man and landscape painter.
He had been in the service. Of the Unhed
States about sishteen yeats. sat,5 sr.a,i,.
Ex-GovHRNoR JoHNsros has authorised
the Editor Of the Pi,tsburg Gazette TO con-
tradct the. report that hswas a member oil
the Knew Nothing order. sla pe,ll > s "a
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Reference in regard TO- the Real Estate,
Fad VasscHEa g. Co., Real Estate Brokers,
New York. Oflers, (post paid, )ywith mon.
ey enclosed, 10 be addressed.
s' J. W, HoLBRoOKE; seo'y,
~lsasH sos Broadway, MY. = ''ra'sf
a fhe Ensravinas ialthe Catalogue are
now feadyier del.ysrN a !!.gas.] le,,siG e
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DAy.er DIbsKservIs by. some means
an Iunauthenticaisd statement has fepnd "
way into. The, papers, iha. The Governor had
set apart Thursday Jhe 30 of November, as a.
day Of Thanksgiving in, this commonwsal,h.
Itissn error. The fourth Thursday, in No
yepbsr, being, the 2sd s.of The noah, has
been the customary, day Of Thanksgiving IN
Pennsylvania, for many yeass, and the usu,
al Prociamaiion ofths Governor setting spart
,ha, day js now published. sse esss ID iss-
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Coax ca0p X kEsrddxf.-a.ln soms bpsalss als

= Coas caop m kfsrdcx f.---Ia soms parts
Of Keriocky hogs are now selling Tor 50 50
par cwe a short time siacS sarmsfs in the
salus seciioas were willing 70 ssff heir hogs
'fbr aimos. sny price witch buysts. were
willing to ogsf This Is conefusivs syiids avid noe &c
thaiiKs sofb osdp in2ihd stald has Turned
oa, much heller ihah most people aa,icips-
ted. H's 'sa'soss = Yss5.i'''s q s''' s ! sn
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GREE NWOOD SEMINARY
h-'se1o isa esase Ar estesa' ses All
MILLvILLE. sC0LUMBIA co.. PA.
For Youth OF both sexes.
tsvhr uRrJRGEss pfSINClPAI.. ="

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,vTyHIS ias,itution which has been In sue
J. cessial operation for several years has
recently been enlarged to give better accom-
moda,ions for boarders and increased facili-
ties for Tuition, Sc. .-.,a, g,,.uaoLrr II
The school year will consist Of "a weeks
and vacation will occur during July and pari
Of August, but pupils will be taken atiany
season, q. a. a1yifco - Lgsi gaA. &C. tsi
Instruction is given in all the English
branches usually taught. Natural Philosophy
aud Astronomy wilt be illustrated by appro
pirate apparatus and access given 10 LIZ
brary and the use of Mathematical instru-
mens. Books and Stationery Will be pro.
vided for all who desire. ahe7 y. aA>
q elw ElElEMSo .Le tG ~ ai'
Furtos. 90, 81 aad 50 per quarter, graded
by the course OF study. so. o .AsI y 8seg f
Boarding 81 so per week. Board, Tuition
washing, lights, &c, SCI per quarter; or $40
fortwo quarters, If one half is paid in ad.
vance. fiaA aai. .Ht s9Ye- t|e| '+-4 ~
For fprlher particulars address the princh
pal. ia ri i 81, ~ o,soi o,a, no! gl,,,,.
Mlllville, Nov. 1, 1854. .,.;.s...,.., a.,
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~ M IIsa tfla t7g rtII98ls Hdt FaEF< "a
s ar Hen James Cooper, i y said will be
4 o4ndidAe for Y S, Senator, Mr. Cooper,
has mani fiisads .u booihs parties who de-
serve u sss him elected. ....'ai - -, - -.
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tE The North branch canel,' from Pitts.
Ion 10 the State line, is noy under fhe man.
asemeut of William Ross Msffet. Esq, an
experienced and able engineer, snd Mi M.
has entire ontidencs tha, the detective see.
lions can bsmsds reliable skss .sassH6 Tkus
water contamination from Wiikesbsrfs
and Plymouth win be effected with oil the
canals and lakes Of Wes,ern New York and
the great West, which heretofore has only
only had down-riyeF Il ade fofaheir canal.
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Glsesop's 1Rtcsvrlal Drawing RSsm
ICWMPANl0No

to'd Of UssW and Bsausvuiis A.,
Ine obisctol The papsfis 10 present, Ia
iEenos sIeol3t and available form, wsek-
| ly nIersry mfj(nae Of notable svsnia Of the
dey. its colufnns are desnisd te ofiainai
lsies, Sketches and poems BIZ the hest Amer
icsn -Authorss and the cream Of ihs slounss;c
and fofsisn news; The whole Will be sn5cuk
with wit add 6snot. y EacH 81 Z. & Ssss:.
fully illuslfzted With Numerous accurate ~,
cravings, By sminant artisis, of u0tabis ob.
lects, Gu rent svsnts in ilpHrfs Of ne WcdE
and OF men and liianusrs, sl,oasshsr msk,6r
paper entirely original in ils sIesis,i II. III.
coorify is puges contain views ct etsry
Populouss uityiB The. knos snf woitt ahtsh6
on lidinss OF note IN. Tie eeasiem o. wsaera
nemlsPhefe' Of all the principal ships ssd
steamers OF the nary and merchant service,
WIN nne end accurate, portraits OF fssesy 40.
led character id Iie world. boti, mals and ~.
| male. Sketches of beautiful scenery. takd2
ifom lite, viii also be given, win 6iinerous
specimens from tho animal inadozuI r.
BIRDS OF tho air and tiIs fish, ,ei the sca.s II il
prin,ed on fine, satin-surface paper. via nsy
and beauriluf type, pfesenting 10 lie Hecllaa.
icsi execution al elegant specimen Of art
contains fifteen. hundred and sixty .four
square inches, slvng asgreai amopn. Of fssd.
'ug mailer and iilusralions--a ,smammoth
weekly paper OF sixesn octave paees. = y
4'''ARTERMS-- Invariably ii 11dsants.N ?
! subscriber, ons year, hassaE
a2 subscfibers, 20 5Fli-- LIZ Z. 8
o 9g1
~ One copy of The Flag Of our Union And.
one copy o! Gleason's Pictorial, one ysaf fosI
81 90. !s.fE N---niIiaa-I sos FnfErn ~
q The Pictotiai pawins tRoomics
papion may be obtained st any OF the peri.
odfcai depos throughout, the country, and Of
newsmen, at six cents per single copy.i issEFt
lPablisied sssfy Saicfisy, corner 80 Ts:
mont and Bloomfield streets, by n W .t--ns,
! .t--asbsais.Fi GLEASON, Boston, Mass.y
WHOLESALE AGENTS. =; .llaws.s,J
s. French, ISL Nassau, cerner, ,of Spues
st., New York; A.Wmch. lie Chssiau, st.,
Phiiadelphia; w. g. Fl. Taylor, fiji Bali:
anorssi. Baltimore; A. C. Bagiey, corner Of
Fourth and Sycamore streets, Cinci6n nali I C..
a, Roys: 53 Woodward Ayenue, Detroit r.
K. Woodw afi corner Fourls and Chesu,ut
srrsets, 81! Lodis;' Thomas Ldnn, l4o Efs
change Place, New 0rleansssS ,sa,sk .et
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The UsunY LAW REPEALED In EscLanp.-
The entire repeal of The usury Iawslin Grsa,
Britain has been accomplished At sthsp re-
cent session Of Parliament. sThsf act by
which this was effected is known al en- 90,
: n and ls'vieioria, and is no~ Ia operation.
n isnow Lawful in Great Bfhain'to loan tnos
ney al any ra:s Of interest ana on any dsssrip.
sfion c cpropaty eitasr real estate of othsrisist.
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NOTICE T. d hereby given ibsi letters iesia-
tlNsmen,ufy uponthe esisae OF John Greasy,
Jsts cf MifIiid. township Columbia county,
decessek haze besmsranied " he sndsr.
signed Residing. in MifimyilIe., an. petsons
having scconhls against ihe estate !. afs .re.
aqussiA 10 pfsssfit thsf1 ID him fof * ttIs.
fnent, aadithoss sbisd tosiie dscsdsht 70
make psymsui wi,houi dalaysso s no 10 .
" i4sssssaai xsiciS SAMUEL GREASY. Us !
g Mfhiusi,ls, Nov. stb, 1864 .sa' W %
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AMERICAN AKTIsFs VEIoNt,

The ANtRIcxn ARTisrp uufor wouliIfG-
|specifallf SnHounos 10 the eitizzIse Of fhs
Jan Ates and CaRadas, tl1sX Ct The rl1{-
Psse Sf cullvaaing q taste fof the fine ems
tHou2houtehs county, andfwith I view q
eeeblsug esesy family 10 becomes Iosses56iI
OF sshery OF Ensraviny., =
ny the Fist Artists of the :.
Age. :
They have dstsrmin Il. in order 10 create an
extensive safe for ttisir Eagrsvise. dive not
only give employment 10 large number #
eqssls snc lo.tepf but Inspire among our
coumfymen a tasle for works Of art, 10 pre-.
seat se. The pnrchasefs of siheirss aasasiHg,
$4,000 GfF1's, = Of ihs tsaidl tascaid,sl COS, 81 Of
Sioooeo. Each purchaser Of One Dollar
En2IAving, therefore, receives not, only an
engraving richly worth The. money, but also 4
Ticket whichenatles him 10 one Of tt Q Gihs
u. For Five Dollafsra biehly ,fuished Ergra-
Gilt Tickets, will be sent; or five dollars
worth of splendid Ensravings, cati be ssIec.
ted from the Ca'alo gue, aud ssult by retaTn
ma'o' eAP'sss.iF .sinTsn I'd adofls v1sy Fl
sa A copy Of The Catalogue, ioge,her with a
specimen Of one Of tho lhe Engrayiugy, can
Dc seen a. the Office OF this paper.
: For each DolIsfseni, an Engtavins aciu.
ally worth that sum, and Gift Tickei, will
immediately be forwarded. ia iss,a : aruass
lta. A@R&5uEs .iasa.
. The COMMITTEES believing that fhs suc-
cess of the Great National Undertaking will
be materially promoted by the. energY and
enterprise, OF intelligent and pefsevereiog
Agents, have resolved 10 treat witt such on
the mos: h5edbisrms Sl,titp .HagFsd '1vTs
yuAny person wishipgs,o become an Agent,
BY sending (post paid, )sl, will receive, BY
return. OF mail, one dollar engraving, q
"GiHTicket,"a a Prospectus, a Catalogue and
aliloihernecessafy information. yiaHslf1s sss
pOn The final completion Of \ the sale .ihe.
the GIFTS will be placed in the hands of
a commit &c Of the Purch ssfs 10 be dis,ribu..
ted, due notice Of which wilei be given
throughout the United Sisses aud the Csna-s
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Y. ss - g. EalACy. papeTtslar a. 5
~ EEvelopes, Pens, Ink, Writing sspd. &c
an be found atthe cheap Book store Of
II -s'f ec ''.leT : JoSEPHSwA ARTz,
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.tl8, H.lF Ailf Gf-
The New York Election

Came Oft on last Tuesday, and though we
havsno returns at .histime3 we feel certain
that Myron II. Clark, the candidate OF The
Seward Wings. is elected Governor. we
cout,ted up the nominations he has received
in this campaign from varions factions until
these numbered tens aud then we stopped iu
disgust His manager Is VIM. H. Seward,
and this man has secured for his protsgs the
support Of ahose Wings known as The
"Wolly head" branch Of The parry, The Tenn.
Eperance men, Srcns-minded- women party
Anli-Renlers, and Know Nothing seceders
The Silver Grey branch Of the the Wings
have adopted Daniel UeiIman who was
nominated by ibe "orisidals Know Nolhinss.
Governor Seymour was supported by The
administration Democrats and the anti TEN.
peratsce men. Green C. Bronson ia lhe
the candidate Of the Hards, or anti-Admn.
isSa,ion Democrats, and win most likely
come on, third best. In order 10 still further
distract the Democratic party, Seward has
induced the sLiberiy party which does not
think him ultra -enough in bis aboIitionism,
and the "Rrao.icai aDenocrsts,n or anti
Know-Ncshirgs, 10 nominate William Good.
ell. a7ssss faslfilf sNss-'it' rye sieiHsfab ~
n CssHk b elected Seward will be the
next Wing candidate for The Presidency;
and forscrai, and cunning iisrs Is not his
equal among the politicians OF the country.
FIllmers owed his nomination tor the Vice
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sEXECUF0R'S NOTICE.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-15
STATE CONVENTION.

The Free Democracy of Vermont are requested
TO assemble in State Convention, at Montpelier,
on Thursday, the goth day of June, 1854, at III
o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate State Ticket Tor
the ensuing important political campaign. And
In view of the new and alarming aspect which
the deepening conflict between Freedom and
Slavery has recently assumed through the ex-
traordinary Intervention of the Federal Govern
ment in favor of the Southern Slave Power, and
in which it has come to this that the question
Is now, not only whether the bondmen of the
South shall be freed, but whether the freemen
Of the whole North be made slaves, it is hoped
and trusted that no town in the State will 60
unrepresented in the Convention. The old and
tried friends of Freedom are expected everywhere
to rally in their strength and all, of whatso-
ever party, who are now willing to 60 with us
in earnest against the encroachmenta ofSlavery
and for the preservation of the periled liberties
the North, are cordially invited to attend
and take part in the proceedings.
JOHN MCLEAN, Chairman
OF the State Committee.