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w the season Is With ais,ys pueb
endren caused BY sudden colds may not be aniss
menuor that the medicine ayers Cherry Pse,o
Haetng 30 much Of the public notice. Zoe the cur, Of
LUG Sompanu H. when ued In dos.s one Of In. very
e world for oeea'ionai family b,i.pe and harm
.' r children a, veil p.a,abe The article
anu would recommend readers the arents
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sho Ssaras by Sn c. %. ne
~sl ~, cure he hs. recommended 1, Of her who
Win nearly every form OF disease, with
used aS as %o. medicine ever seen
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burns, ,s%sS,,
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eiTsd s BY Dr. ~
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H. RindcpS ,. s i :. day q
@ ne mad not enjoyed single had mot, for nv.
ma natural discharge bowels: hui ~, chi, "a 40
derss as He PALE hagyard thin We or.
hsgulatorr, Rad .ol
''s"'" W eeP'emoer be called
u, hE WAS 30 ALTERED THAT WE KNEW HIM NOT
h.a,h sooa-h digestion essy-his moist and
elastic body
eye Indicates man Of health energy '' -"a ms
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia DInicu,, NJ IN. r.,.
pa Regulator aud Rsnov are aaI
M oe SWs. for all Aches and NeuraIra and
A., GI nervous and bilious Complaints Radvay, Rsa
pieation, the patient Is freefrom pain. ' 80 AP
X X X Is sole by Druggists
ADlE g GRAY Agents for Richmond Va. poaa-ow
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az MOTHERS BREAST CLOTs.-The.e rrma,l .,i. f,Io,s
are 70 attract attention, e1pre,.on Of
from those who them Tbev AZ. bs
h Of Virgins lady and have proved blessing to many
81 within reach Of her kindness oTer
cd 70 the public the faith Of
their great value They every case preyrn H.
d Tb o, every lnd with Shieh nursng mother may aGei
ana sure cure Of I, when taken The aggravated
threatened Rising Breast have been them
hours Let husband has wife and ever a, h
has friend addicted TO suffering kind provide or
mend pair OF these Cloths They
yrue will continue without limit They will last sr
NE Time and need no IeneHing Directions
'eH a TOT safe e1eiu4iseyby ADIE GRAY
street Rfcb,, A.
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~ FITS! RTIsl! who are IsbornY under
h nAlsdy will and the VEGETABLE EIIPTC PILLS
DC se only for curing Epilepsy Falling
Ihese pills possess specific ms
snensh they are prepared especially purpose OF
LIE they will be found Of especial persons
% wsa or whose nervous system
pAnt or
are exceedingly beneficial Price per box or two bI
ior 70 Persons out OF the city,
shs g' sent them through the nall free postage
bEFH HA los baltimore 10 whom ar
de,s from all parts Of the uIiOn nnst be ADDRESSED paid
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Hy n. H. q &. II. Hill, Aucts.
q NEGkOES.-willb be sold " ON FRIDAY the 9Th
dar II January 1854, 10 O'Clock Negroes, com
VI men, Dogs ana girls n. B. a O. Il. HILL,
Auctiuneers.
"A DMINLSTHsT SALE OF 81 AYES
- sIOCk, AND PERlsHABLE PROPERTY, THE COUNTY
W hASo'ER-l shall Adminstra enamin Iimhrr.
axe oeer for sale at his in
i commencing at o'clock A NJ all
household aud kitchen furniture horses mules W. AM
ana 81 me crops OF corn, oats hay,
slaves, consisting OF men, -
terms ~ sHe-For slaves
ca for all Of $50
credit OF ak months, for bonds with good security.
100 49, WILLIAM II. TIMBERLAEE
He-S-a'ds Admir- OF Benz A. Undertake.
By X. II. Dickinson s. Rro., 1ucts
HNNECUToRs' SALE OF NEGRoES-on FRI
- ~ Gh instant, will be sold auction room nj 10
o'clock two Negro Slaves. named VIM BouEare VIM jack
der OF the Executors Of Crump ieceased
jas R H. DICKINSON a nRoTtITP .,.,.
By Dayenport, Allen s Co., AucIs. sa
fNhoCfiSiis. skc. Auction.-Un THURsDAY 1a,b J,,
- nary nc viii sell At 10 o'clock, store an az,
sortuaent % Groesries, dc, viz: N' 80
~ esgs kio, java s5d Manila Codee
lou Ibis. Neg York syrup
100 bbls. CSnse
Bacon sides, SoAp, Candles
window Glass, Green and black Te.a
wrapping Pape-, Rectihed whiskey n Rurn a.
1k-Cnders $780, enhi 800 credit for rp
Ito DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO, Aucua
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Hy raIIiam a Davis, Aaci..
NEGBokswhse our odbee ON m. Io,h A. a,
,.nssy isos ID likely Negroes o. men
SS.ss s""' PULLIAM . DAVIS,
l. Auetf.
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Lawrcnces Worlds Fair Premium Daguerrean Galley
" way, corner white street, Mes York. oclOS en-
,,s'sr nns s saIamand.r
soose celebrated safes-and Gons Defiance
ssu best Safes combined In the
Nhom The highest premiums by
othc Metropolitan
'he american Institute, New York. Pearl
street. ~ " 'A.,, ,.'NetY " 1oHn
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oSah'ny ana BeaEfg ng ne Hdir derIing Esrrons NM
&c oar.ag hTtIre Dsedse II ne SLin-Is reputation
with the civilization globe All
pernnons all exaggeraton since M, Iissoys
ioahd no substitute to compete its
supsroy Physicians and
from a professions Of the leading Journals OF Europe and
cs-Lahs Who have nSed dressing table,
h @ N Their fact Its million patrons every
and effective article either or Toilet
ever produced Do not fall TO give Il Price but 25 cent.
Ans, D. y. BARSES, Proprietor, l6l Broadway NJ "
Richmond. wa "ho'e.aIe agents,
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NOR hENr and Possession gieE ne 6rst day ~ 4orI
~ .eIf-That desirable over
n d. AddlnGton To good win be low Ipnv
",o NEaJAMiS DAVIS, NJ Wall street '
"a Under City Hotel
HDEw FOR SALE at First BAps Church, o. App'yto
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H1hOENiX BANKThe notes Of this Issue will be Iedese1
BY H. T. PAIRo CO., Washington city b,


~ French, English and American siiIIIpcry-Mrs WM
sa OF oSi BroAdvay New York, invite. the Ladies the
we'll worth looking at 1880 >N' wa" -
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L.A..T1D ao s, ; TEMAL "A AoADEMy;-Tne az.

UD0nk.-Sew Family delivery At v Heel.
ler's price, t6S per hundred lbs. For sale by
ljai s. McGRUDERs SONS.
ENAHEWELL COURSE.-PRoF MiLi.AR respectfully
n that he has
~ instruction Ia his system Of Penmanhp positively
his last In this city. " "
Ladies Uvntemen to Of
ting, will please call forthwith.
Terms for the Course s. Success In all
Academy EAGLE Main street
rom o A.. NTH p Iaa-f
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~: C. b. HILL stii continue Negroes bath Duh
Fransiin streets. '' so'He, OF wall and
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NNOR ROsTOS-fIRST pGSSKL-Ichn,and
n aud Bosion Line of Packets The superior fast +f
ailng regular packet schooner MISSIONER Captain EfTS
otofge Rodgers, having portion Of her cargo
ged and golnE ON board will sail with all possible Dispatch
balance Of freight, apply TO
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70 Nouce-E<press packages for Horok, Richmond Peters
cv dc, Intended for Shipment Steamers RolYoIE ana
ysrows will hereafter be received by Messs ADAMS Co
privileges by these Ships. " f
Ohce Of New virginia steam,hn ia NJ q. p.o,,
way, LupLANk PIEAsASrs, Agents. isisNtf
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
SAILED.
ANUS EN- ENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
1uMkATRE-Mr. J. II. TAYLOR, soie L<,ses Mr. W. A
II WARD, Acting Manager. Mr.. IT, LEwIs, stare Manaxer
BDSEfIT or Mr.. * SIPLR
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9Th 1854
The Tragedy OF =
VENICE PRESERyED.
Jsm.s H. A. Hight
0rlths
Nj. Btearns
w. Ward
asDLEr DUET Misses q. and X. Partington.
NEW MEDLEY DANCE......... Miss N. PartlDEion.
g. ROOTS AT THE SWAN.
'It To-morros Eyening NORMA and
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF TIE
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
SATURDAY, january 7th instant, ~
SONNAMBGI.A, 49,
FROM the imInortol beiini and for the DENEFIT VI
siGSoRA ROSA DE yRlEs.
Door open at q performance comnenc. at u, o'clock
ADMIsSON-Boxes and
on Bfosd street formerly Pit door cents alsry
g cents. '''N''
30. once from 10 II. TIM when scat. may be Sc
cured.
rUNHosE TWO CkLEBRATED LoNGRoOL- SHEEP AND
- sHerLlNa Cow AND cALy, which have been visited
daily BY hundreds at the Worlds Pair
Ia this city, and will be exhibited u Main during
stay Those sheep have wool In rolls ready
IN length from 30 TO 10 One Of those have
N OF WOOL there being 900 roles ready for spinning The
hotos have the above description with
they areot the Batnwen Breed ja5-d2tscli"
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CTOCRS FOR SALE
- 80 Shares Virginia stock
SO do Richmond Fire Association
- do Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
- do Richmond, Fredericksburg and y. X. r. Stock
~ do Richmond and Danville r. r. Stock
10 do Virginia Central X. X. Stock
d $4,000 city OF Richmond Bonds-2s years
400 City OF Petersburg Coupon Bonds
700 do do do do-guaTanteeTel by the sta
1900 Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Coupon Bonds
1900 II. y. aud Potomac Railroad per cent bonds
5000 Va. and Ten. Railroad Coupon Bonds
JI-5t JOHN A LANCASTER A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13
sands of the prtlavery swarmed over the coun-

sands of the pr5savery swarmed over the coun-
country ere thosfnot in the secret were apprized
of what was daibg. These men, | understand,
have banded to9ther to prevent the settlement
of anti-slaverY linen in the country Several
meetings of thoe +" Clubs =" have been held in
Missouri. and atti-slayery men have been de-
nounced with fierce threats This knew from
the start wouldshe the course pursued by the
Slave Power, if the Missouri restriction was re-
moved. Thus rol SEE the one great act Of
trachery and Ipd faith has been followed by
Others equally ahucious Is there to be no end
of these outragsl Are treemen to be thus
tmmpled upon, their rights disregarded, their
personal safety even endan5 crcd And no rem
eedy! Will thcpcople Of the free States quietly
submit to thCs, wrongs and inSults-to be vas
sails of the Slave Power! am for resistance
care not to ,rha ertena, call upon you and
every friend of freedom to come to our assistance
to rescue this and from this remorseless pow
er-this country the most beautiful, the most
fertile, and the most healthy, do verify believe
on the face Of tp earth
You see the phn Corporations adopted by our
adversaries it is this it is ascertaned where
a company of stockholders and their friends de-
sire to settle; tie Indian Department at Wash
]ngton then sends on for delegation of thu
tribe owning the desired lands; this delegation
goes to Washington, makes u treaty ceding The
coveted lands, and private information is SEN
to the shareholders that all is ready, and the,
take possession before outsiders know that {
treaty has been made, or the lands sold to tn
Government at all.
This is an easy way of coonizing the Who'll
Territory with Shareholders, while an anti-slave
Try man cannot even get a good home. Thes
are facts whi4 the whole country ought t
know, and asfoon as | am in little bette
health shM sndcayor to make known. lwls
we could Id ~ wcss here. Can you not assis
us IN gettl4g 0hcl
/ What w want is men-mcn of courage, in
dustry, anN Intelligence. They can find n
place on the@lbitahlc globe where they can g.
~ more desirVle home than here. The otht
Territory (Ninaska) is not comparable to TIL
in any respeV and there the STAKEHOLDER wi
' Your obedicnt servant,
ABELARD GUTHRIE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

DOCS BUSINESS. Rev. George B. Chee-
yer, il the New York AdpCnd'm, quotes
with appreciation, Mr.. Summers answer to
Butler, OF South Carolina, when asked if he
would help execute the fugitive act, viz
is thy servant dog that he should do this
thing?' and then adds the following re-
MARKS -
As to the business of catching fugitive
slaves. it is hounds business; it was the
monopoly Of dogs to a great degree, till the
machinery of law has bestowed upon it fac
titious dignity, and made not few regard it
as the distinguishing mark of good citizen,
business cnoincd of God, and having his
special appreciation. Strip it Of its disguise,
call things by their right names, and the bus
mess is neither more nor less than that of
go-b,tm,rus for men stealers and the law by
which it is raised from the original depth Of
guilt and degradation, and commanded as a
form of holiness, is, all things considered, more
infamous than, in the times Of past darkness,
the law making the African slave-trade an
honest business
Nothing can be conceived more monstrous
than for frcenE to be condemned to do the
work of bloolhounds in hunting and captur-
ing slaves The most odious tyranny that ever
existed never had any worse feature than this,
of compelling its sub ccts to execute the wick
elness of enslaving one another.
II this compulslon is by law, the law itself
is an execralle tyranny, debasing every man
that obeys it; it is worse than the sword,worse
than physical compusion, for it makes the
man the acquicscent instrument in his own
intamy. 1t is nlamy for any man to permit
himself, through fear of man, or compulson
OF despotic law, to do injustice to another.
1t is greater inlamy to help enslave another,
than it woud,bo to permit ont's self to be
enslaved; TO deny another's birthright is
worse than to abdicate your own. To what
conceivable degradation or abuse can immor-
tai beings be subjected more detestable than
to be put to IL service which degrades even
the animals employed in it, the bloodhounds
trained with peculiar scent and ferocity for
the pursuit of human victims? A dog is de-
graded by such work, but a man far beneath
the dog. A being in the form OF humanity
to be changed into a hound on the track of
fugitive negroes pointed and ordered by the
STAKEHOLDER to precisely the same, hunt on
which he unleashcs the keen and hungry IT,
gers of his kennel All the transmigratious
of Indus all the hels of Dante, all the mon
arous lncarnations and cruelties of the most
hrntal do.trv can show no forms of distor-
tons more unhumanizing and inhuman. The
vail of the forms of law, the refinement OF its
process, the change of scene from swamp or
forest to the city, and the courthouse, can
not conceal the reality. The mind looks
through The deception, and sees at the bottom
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13


SIR Permit me to say to my older political
friend, " P, W., )" find hardly anything tangi-
bic in your remarks ELECTED by my communica-
ton. II say you are in favor of uniting with
the Wings on their Rutland nominees, You may
say, said no such thing. If, in reference to
your remark on the Brandon Post, l say you
are not in favor of such coalition, you may
say, he has drawn wrong conclusion Should
say Judge Royce has joined our ranks in good
faith, You may say, did not mean my inuen-
does should be so construed. Again, should |
ask why you did not answer my questions, and
thus enlighten your younger political friend
you would doubtless reply they were propounded
to the Brandon Post.
therefore dismiss your remarks and ask
yoursefa few questions to cxcitea few thoughts
should YOU think them worthy, till we mset on
Thursday, as hope, with a host, sail of one
accord in one place"
What, think you, is the length aud breadth
of the reservation at the head Of the Rutland
creed Is it not a salvo on which the Whigl
may fall back on any and every emergency
Did you believe the resolutions were put fortl
for the purpose suggested by tho Northern In
qui,er, j." to catch few Abelitionists,' alas
few of the " nest of vipers," would you like tt
be caught in such IL trap! If Vermont Wing
determined never again to act with the Nationa
Party, do you think they would hold on to thu
name with deathlike grasp, and be opposed
to the formation Of new party! Should thu
prospect be fair in lS,sto elect Wing Prcsi
dent, (Sluyeocrat ol'coarse) and thus defeat, i
may be, the recollection of Pierce, do you no
think they (thc Vermont Whigs) would CLAIM
that they reserved the right to carry out the
Distinguishing Wing principle of two evil
choose the least
A satisfactory solution of these andmy forme
interrosatorics will very much relieve the anxi
ETY. of your ever we'll wisher. A. SrmsoN.
July 10, 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13
NEBRASKA AND KANSAS MOVEMENTS.


The following extract Of letter from the for
m r delegate OF Nebraska, to IL member of Con-
grrss, has been communicated to us for pubica-
ton
KANSAS TERRITORY, June 0, 1854.
So it seams the foul de ID has been cons,lm-
mated, and tbs beautiful Territory, for whose
benefit have spent 50 mach time and money,
is surrendered up to the full power Of Slavery.
But the outrage is not to stop here 1t is hut
one link in the chain of insult and injury Offer
the people Of the free Suites. You will rmcm
Der that at the last session OF Congress $50 600
were appropriated to enable the President to
treat with the Indians of these new Territories
for their lands But this law was disregarded
until the plan for the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise was arranged and then instead
of Commissioner being sent to treat with the
Indians in tie ordinary way, delegations from
each tribe have been hurried off to Washington,
and the treat there made, SO that neither the
tribes at large nor the public now.anytling of
the conditions OF these treaties. The Indian
Agents, the Senate, and the particular friends
OF the Admins ration alone know, what is 60
ing on. Il es,. ind,id,als circulated the story
that no citizen would be allowed to take claims
or settle on the lands ceded by the Indians 10
the Government, until the surveys were made
and the lands offered at public sale. In the
meantime Senator -- sent private tcle-
graphic dispatch to his friends, to 20 and take
possession of the most desirable locations. This
information was circulated secretly, and thou
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13
STATE CONVENTION,
POSTPONED to July Es, 1854,

In consequence of the general desire mani
tested by tho now aroused and alarmed masses
of all parties, in different parts of the State,
for q Mass CONVENTION Of its People, without
distinction Of Party, to unite for the formation
of more efficient PARTY OF FREEDOM a ainst
the Pro-Slavcry Policy adopted by the Southern
Members Of Congress and the present Admins
tration, the Free Democratic State Committee,
upon the advice of many of the leading Free
Democrats in various sections of the State, have
thought best to postpone the State Convention
previously set for the 29th day of June, to the
18th day of July ensuing.
JOHN MCLEAN, Chairman
of the State Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

committee were passed by almost Il unanimous
vote, viz.
WHEREAS the South ara constantly removing the
landmarks Of Frecdua, and setting up new
claims for Slave territory, until forbcarancc can
no longer he u virtnc, therefore,
Reso'ccd, That we consider all past comprom-
ISIS as relating to Freedom and Oppression, as
null and void, and that hcncelorth we will know
no bounds to Freedom and free territory ; and
that On this day Of Our Nations Anniversary,
WE DECLARE WAR with Slavery and oppression
that We will not give the enemies Of Freedom
rest or peace until we break the shacklcs of
Slavery from off every man, woman and child
in TINS nation.
.. raat We honestly believe that every man Of
the Free States, who voted for the repeal of the
MiSso,r ii restriction, deserves death, politically
and ought to be broken on the wheel of public
opinion.
3. That resistance to the Fugitive Slave Law,
and to all who shall attempt to execute it, is
Obedience to God; and we hereby pledge our
selves to resist them by such means us we, indi-
vldually, shall deem Just and expcdient
t. That Tin the language Of Algernon Sidney
that which is not just is not lar, and that
Whch is not lo'c ought not to be obcycd
! D. That leaving every man to dttcrlAine for
himself the mode Of resistance, weare united in
the glorious sentiment Of our revolutionary IA
theirs, 9 Resistance to tyrants is obedience to
| Cod
6. That of all tyrants who ever cursed the
earth, they are the most cruel and brutal, who
destroy the natnral rights of IL man to his own
body-of father to his own chiltlren-of a
husband to his own wir--who traffic in human
| los nd I,,l.a hn,p I
Slavery us divine institution, and who de-
clare it to be their umltcrablc purpose in
definitely to extend and forever perpetuate their
Internal oppression.
| l. That as the South has declared in the last
passage OF the Nebraska Bill, that no faith is
to be kept with Freedom, so in the name of the
living God and on the part of the North, we
declare that hcnccforth and forever no compro-
mise should be made with Slavery.
s. That Slavery as it now exists in these
United States, is not II sectional but IL National
Institution, and, therefore, the North is mainly
responsible for the continuance Of this great
niquity.
Also passed the following resolutions, after
which the peaceful multitude retired all salts
fed and delighted
RcsofOed, That the thanks Of this Convention
is dae to the Rev. John Gregory. for his eloquent
and interesting address ON this occasion also
to the choir for the excellent music with which
they have SO agrecably entertained this meeting.
Resolred, That the doings of this Conven-
ton be published in the Green Mountain Free
man, and Vermont Tribune. Other papers are
requested to copy.
JEHILL CLAfLIN, Secretary.
West Brookfeld, July 6, 1854.
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UEHIEL NLhI Nm OUCTVIUTy.
West Brookfield, July 8, 1854.

e Resolred, That zoe retain our attachment
10 The general principles and pOdty which hare
hitherto d,a'ngmshed 9f.-Lcadiag Reso-
lution Of the Rutland Wing Conrent'on.
Among the principles aid policy ich have
hitherto distinguished the Wing party, nothing
stands out more conspicuous than their Balti-
more Plat .orm of 1852, which, of course, is
here included, or else an exception would have
, EN- made.