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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04

UCTIoN NOTICE JOSEPH L. SMITH WILL SELL,
IA this day (Friday at ION o'clock, at No. 40 Franklin
street splendid Of furniture consisting of
wood paror and suites magnificent suites In
satin brocade two splendid bedroom suites three
steAds, sofas bureaus rocking chairs de-, richly
carved reception and pAr chars hundred yards
OF Brussels carpets in excellent order ocohs
oil paintings some excellent scenes BY Of the first art
lent clocks china dining and extension 20 blss
rosewood centre side and tables croeky glassware
costly china tea and dinner SETS silver plated casters cake
baskets spoons forks service salveIs a.. heavy plated
ivory cutlery best hair mattresses pillows blankets
STAIR carpets hat stands large oval and pier with
heavy french platss excellent Of kitchen
furniture, cooking stove in good order Also, at
o'clock supeor rosewood pianoorte city made aud fully
warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04
WILLIAM IRVING. AUcTIoNEER-wILLIAM IR.

W1LLIAM IRVING. MISUNDERSTANDING IR.
w Wing Co will sell at suction Saturday May 3, at
l o'clock at the salesrooms No. Pine street, household
frntureA large and general removed for
venence of sale consisting Of Wilton, Brussels three ply
aror furniture covered in brocatei and harcoth
centre tables with satuary marble tops
ing table black walnut extension dining table, mahogany
tea table mahogany wardrobe and
rosewood and black walnut inch be6atead maple
seads mahogany Wristbands rosewood washstands pier
and bedroom MIRRORS hair feather beds holsters
ana pillows husk mattresses straw psasses mahogany
cribs mahogany rockers harcloth maple chairs
bronze and marble clceks china, crookery and glassware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04

DoUNTY LANos-AII PERSONS ESTTrLRO &C
ID land under the Late set OF Corervasr aen
have the properly collected. application 70 wn
HAws I3 Canal street Letters from tia country
lv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04

TUNIS MORRILL,, AUCTIONEER.-RICH VELVET
and Bru ssels carpetng, rosewood pianofortes rose
wood and other furniture In large variety; oil paintings
oval mirrors engravngs mattresses bronze goods &C.
this Friday morning, at l01s o'clock,
At 81 Nassau street.
Citizens and strangers in want Of the above will do we'll to
attend this morning Every att enton will be given to
ing mating and carriage For full particulars call and
large invoices will be In time from importers and
manufacturers, guarantee that faulty article 10 Of
fered and OF full description and sold such In add
tor to the furniture Of family, sting of
wood parlor suite rosewood etegere ornaments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04

UCTI0E NOTICE.. s. II. BARTLETT. AUG
IA toneer. will sell Friday, May AZ IN o'clock. a.
It's street. general of household urni
suitable for private families boarding houses ao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04

GLASS SIGNS IN FURNISHED GOLD-DRUG
~ stores handsomely labelled and all kinds druggists
gasswar Persons requiring handsome their
would do we'll call an see HALE show rooms 40
Nassau street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04

CONTINUATION OF AssIGNEE's SALE. f.
- AARON will sell At auction this day. at 10Y o'clock
at the sales 81 Nassau street. the balance gold
watches and jewery helon first class jewelry store
in Broadwsy. Sale without reserve, for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04

We gr cook, washer and ironer; first baker
would do the general small private family
has three reference from her last place Call 55i
ath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04

GAS FITTING AND FIxTUREs.-sTORES Dwell
" ings factories and public buildings promptly fitted ur
with gas pipes and hxures cheaper than other house
splendid assortment of chandeliers pendants brackets
&C. OF the latest dsns At the wholesale and retail
10 ana Iai Py;pcs strae, "a hIE ~. m4 ~ pa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
BOSTON MARKET. INN. "a.

rLouR-Gensssee, Michigan and ohio. suurr6ne, s975
'"ocy, shsS; extra Genesee, Sll, so to I2.75
""s an yellow, ,l5c white l2c. Oats north
ovirsss-primtPo Pork SIS so pc bill; Mess Is 50
~aI; s"m' Western Mess Beef, $1,000 1850. Lad
~ ~. Hams III l2c per ID Buiier, common aid
-S lou meal, sac Potatoes, $0,55 100 pc bush.
nors-Firs sort 1854, 22to 25c peri 53 crop so to25
northern, l6 l-2 n lsc perlb
HmssHEs.Pearls, &c. 6,25 pc rcwt; Pots, 1925
WooL-Prime Saxony Fleece AZ soc; Full Blood. 40 a
tourths Blood SO 4O half do W 49, con non
ana one ourt n do. g6 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
Uhe MlQrkets.


NJ market W. Cattle about $50 Reeves and 43 Stores
consisting Of worknp oxen lows and calves earring
Two and three years olds.
al ~ iCks-MARKET BgEF Extra 80 50; first quality
ss, second quality, $3.50 s,75 third quality, $3.50
ordinary, s., so SO.
ppIDEs-sSo0 6,e5 percwt. Tailow, ss.75 OPS.
rflrs-$O,75 a 50. Calf skins loo peT ID
vELCALvEs-$5,00a6 900 800.
WORKING orES.-sl25, $50, I6S 900 ,225.
Cows AND CALvEs- SIS, as, So
E.SL,sss-$0Ot 10; Two Years Old ,$3Oto so Thre,
Years Odds, S44 to g.
by lot sl,75, 800, $50.
owiNE-Retail, 0 10 &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
VOTES schIedom Aromatic schnapp..

This medicinal diet drink manufactured by the proprc-
Tor at schcndam, in Holland expressly for medicinal pupo-
ses has been submitted nearly all the first Chemists
and Physicians in the United States who endorse over with
their own signatures of the great essentials of the
MArgMA hEDcA is prescribed with great success
Gravel Gou Rheumatism distractions of Bladder and Kid
neys, and fo Dyspepsia has superior in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, enveloped in yellow
paper with my the bottle, cork and LABEL and for
saa by all the respectable Druggists in the United States
UDOLPHO WOLFE
49, 20, and % Beaver-st, New-York
2lm3 % South Front-st., Philadelphia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
MONTPELIER MARKEr. .Iune aa.

Pno,,s.a.s p.. ~ SuWe so.
~ w. Nheesc, to 10. Lard, f2 to IA Taow, II To
~. nf,ed Apple, .tos. Eggs IA per doz. Potatoes
FLouA-Exlra fine, $1,000 90; 90 fancy ,si ooto 500
superfne, slO75.
GRatNaN lAv.--Corn ,25 o .38 per bush Oats GO
taos' ilnrdsgass Seed, $3.50. Glover, I2to i4c perth
hay 20 to 600 perton.
MiscELL,sEous.-Dry aud Green Hard Wood, $50 10
s'o per cord Shingles, 81 50 to 200 per NJ Wool 30ao
soc per hi Nails 1915 Ter cwt. SALT Liverpoui pcr
hush so Trfks Island Tsr, - ! .s4a..4, -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
BRIcHTON MAnxEr 1un. q,

A, nlGHTON MA RkET, June FL.
a. 300 BeefCae, 00 Stores % pairs Working
Swine. WV r ~ ~ - ~
a. ~ mntCss-bEEs CATrLk-Extia, $id00 itst uualii,
e', second quality, $500; third quality, 81, so S75
40n. 'a' pow " i0'''' ny 'o'' si''
WoaK'Ne OxEN--sl50, no, 100 49,
lows AND CALvEs--$aI, 90 IS, A. 81.
rs a 90; Retail, s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

'I'hE sObsCRlBERS having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate CeuH for the District ot Washington. Com
examine and clams and de-
mand OF all persns sgainsbe estate Nathan L. Boyce
late OF Duxbury, In said District deceased
so'vent, aud the of six months from the lin day
June 1885, being aowed by said Court the creditors IL
SAID deceased 10 exhibit and prsyc their respective claims
before us-Give notice that will attend 10 the duties
Of our appointment the dwelling house Of Mrs. Loui,u
goyee In Da 1bury, IN said District, the 10Th day of
July and 22d Of October next ut two O'clock in the
noon, on each Of said days.
HENRY NJ. MASH,
GILBERT HUNTLEY, comrs.
Duxbury, June Goth, A. D. 1885 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

HoLLowAr's oISTNEyr.-A Miraculous Cure Of UIcerous
Sores-Augustus Cook oompositor, in the Office Of
the papers, published in Philadelphia, effected for long
time with scroulous sores his and legs, his the
end became so desperate that appeared evident he
orsake his employment FRIEND however persuaded him
to Holowaws Ointment take the pills according to
the printed directions which he did. After short time he
found himself considerably better and by perserverng with
these remedieis in few weeks completely cured and
10 now able to work with renewed vigor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
Die0.


In arcsuboro l1h chronic disease Of the brain
Eiz. wEsoS, wife of Mr. john n Hutrhins, aged 81
The deceased was native Of Taverhi N H. but during
her carly childhood her father Mr. Edward Clark removed
with his young family, to Peacham w. where Esa well
her brothers and sisters OF whom became
missionaries to the Ieahcns principally trained and ed
ucated She early became hopefully pous and made public
profession Of her filth in Christ aud except during those
painful Of mental insanity TO which she subject
has adorned with well ordered life and Cody
tion, the profession she early made. Her reading and
range thought we're quite extensve those who best knew
her aware that hers mind Of ordinary stamp
She twice married. her first husband being Srow
BRIDGE with whom she lived six years, when she was left
widow with young children In 1884, she was married
to Mr. uchns whom she has resided in Peachan
den and Greensboro and who, with her Ave surviving chill
drcn three Of whom are by her second marriage, deeply
their ioos As wife and mother, friend and Chris
tian she true faithful aectionate, confng su-
ccre SO that while the church and the community her
exit "her husband he praeth her, and her children rise up
and call her blessed.
"Happy soul, thy days ended,
All thy mourning days below
Go, by angel guards attended,
10 the sight of Jesus, CO."
In Waterbury, June 6th ELyA E. daughter Of Laban and
PAMELA Stone, aged years. months, and il days
ave knew she angel,
We knew she could not stay,
And long waited tcarfully
To see her fly away.
We knew that she was passing
Thro' life untouched serene,
As far from earths impurities
As Christ from Magdelene.
The angels wearied for her,
And so from Paradise
Death came and kissed her tenderly
His hand upon her eyes.
And as a flower Of evening
Folds Its leaves TO rest,
She meekiy crossed her whitened hands
Upen her peaceful breast.
Laid so white and beautiful,
50 full Of holy trust,
| IL seemed a shame to lay SO pure
A flower in the dust
We saw no serapis pinions,
We saw mystic things, .t.
| But going from our hearts we felt
! An angels rusing wings" u.s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
DOCTOR DEANS
NEURALGIA PILLS.

nEUhALGtA Is a disease Immediately attacking the
ana nervous SYSTEM the Of all sensation and
h.G;th, and to be distinguished from Rheumatism tlab
AN sealed upon the muscular portions of the body. In
nerves. 10y " '" Wv ' " INV
of ca IS Of diseases is often caused by arrangement
10 acm and liver, these pills especially calcu-
operate BY removing obrnctions Nom the ssoaasb bow
debkan1 ~ exciting their functional powers without
lilies Of ,h oy sending the vital fluids to the .extem
been practising physician fog over fry years.
experience for mo, mat nave stood the of and
avoos resen,a INTO the Market with The assurance Of
another BLESSING mo mat thesprbic will hail them az
Me ebon,s sd Rn to the MAYNARD MOVES
For sale also ts aI ,S he promptly answered
e cues ana at retail by Apohecaries an IN
vlnces. 'U .7'stes and Blush Pro.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
New Dress Goods

CCoTT & BROOKS have this day received new Lawns,
y siusns Drbages Lusers, Plain Bafage, Prints, &C.,
which will be sold very cheap for CASH
JuDe 25 1875
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
n Ofice.

'NHIs 10 10 certify, that | have given my so n Carlos
Penedct his time during the remainder Of his mjno,
" aud shall claim OF his earnings pay any debt
OF MS contracting after this date
Brookfeld, June 4ih, 1855 07ws.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
Afh OF lilly
Celebration at Montpelier!
/ 100 Birds Killed by one StOne!.!

DUT few more dollars in your pocket than you want
to spend in Celebrating and buy Coat Vest Pants
Tea Coffee. Dresses, Shoes, UmFelas, or some other
kinds OF Goods Mt the Peoples Store BY so doing, you
can save enough TO have your Celehauon iree Don't
forget LYMAN KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
Prepared by ]. C. AVER,
'ractical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass,

B. o. Tyler, Fred E. Smith. and Collins Pierce, Mont.
pelier; Potter Tucker and Geo. Nichols Mortified
i. Camp, Siowe j. D. Bradley, Waterbury Z. A. Badger
Z Co, West Randolph A. E. Bigelow. Barre. 26
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
Notice.

THIS may certify that have this day given my son,
Orlando Knapp, his time during thu remainder Of his
minority anrhal claim Of bis earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after this d'te.
PAUL KNAPP.
Montpelier, June o6th, 1856. o7w3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
LEA VIfT THAxTER."

I" Senate Chamber, Ohio, fprl 5th, 1854
CDR J. c. AVER - HOnored Sir: have made thor
oueh trial of the CATHARrIc Pills. left by your AGENT
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found suffering. The first dose re-
lieved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health now than for
years BEFORE which attribute entirely TO the effects
Of your CATHARTIc PILLS. Yours with great respect
LUCIUS B. METCALF."
The above all from persons who publicly known
where they reside and who would not make these state
ments without thorough conviction that they
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

A GOOD assortment Of fara,ols selling cheap o.
II May, lass. BARRIERS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

AN INGENIOUS NEsRo-In Lafayette, Miss. a
few days ago, negro, who, with his wife and
three children, occupied hut upon the plantation
Of Col. Peques, was very much annoyed by Aeas.
Believing that they congregated in great numbers
beneath the house, he resolved to destroy them
by fire; and accordingly. one night when his
family were asleep, he raised plank in the flour
Of the cabin, and procuring an armful of shucks,
scattered them on the ground beneath, and lighted
them. The consequence was that the cabin was
consumed and the whole family, with the excep.
ton of the man who lighted the fire, were burned
to death
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

SUCCESS CRowNlNe MERrr.---We are are
always glad when real merit is crowned with sue
cess. as in the instance of which we are about to
sneak, we believe it is not undeserved. A few
wears ago the Proprietors of Ma. RoeERs SYR
Ut or LrvERwor. TAR, AAD CuANcHALAcuA
opened an Office in this city, and modestly an
nounced that they had valuable Cough Rene
dy for sale. They did not resort TO the reckless
"high pressure system of putting, as did some
others that we could name, but lis straight-for-
ward common-seuse manner explained the nature
and effect. of their Medicine, told what 1t would,
and presented the strongest and most un!mpeacha-
BILE evidence Of the good which it had done. The
result has been that while some Of those over
praised Medicines which went up like rocket,
have come down like a stick this excellent ari-
Gle has been steadily gaining ground, until now
it stands among the first, if il is not, indeed, the
THE VERY FIRST Of its kind in the market. The
sales are becoming unprocedentcdly large, and
land its praises are on every lip" that takes II.
This is owing to the intrinsic excellence of the
Medicine itself, which will really do all that is
claimed for it, and secondly, to the truthful and
honorable manner in which it has been placed
before the community. II you have Cold OF
Cough, Try IT. and to our estimate Of its virtues
you will very soon respond, Amen!
At Ship Cove, near Trinity Newfoundland 9
sad accident recently occurred. During the alb.
sence of Mrs. Day from her house in the evening
it took fire and six children, three boys and three
girls, persisted in the flames.
The motion for new trial, at Albany, in ,h'
ease Of Henritta Robinson, the murderess, ha'
been denied. She will now probably be sentenced
at the present term Of the Oyer and Terminer, II
DO hung for the murder Of Timothy flanagan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

10, w. anu ~ beaverst. New-lork
2lm3 % South Front-st., PHILADELPHIA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28

REMARKABLE BALLOON ASCENSION. On FRI
day Taornrng last, at half past 10 O'Clock, VIM.
D. Baumistle assembled balloon from Adrain.
Mich and. at hafpast 2oclock in the afternoon
of the same day, he descended in Clarion county,
Penn, making the compound distance Of $50
miles in four hours-87 l-2 miles per hour. The
Philadelphia Ledger says
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-08
The New Posta4e Law.

+ We give the follswing synopsis of the d ev
postage law, which will beinte.esti az to ev$r,
one who write, ind receives letters -
Dndcr this law all single letters mailed 10.
any distance not eIeseding three .theusand
miles are to pay three cents, and for any dis
lance Exceeding three thousand miles ten
cents
I. Half an ounce in weight will constitute ,
ringls letter; and double, treble, and ousdfu
pIe letters to DO charged in tho same prupbr
tl0n.- =
All letters must be prepaid, except ,1h a,
are TO or from foreign country, OF those Id.
dressed to the officers Of the Goyerntneut|o on
official business -,-.-. -. So. =
Pho law is to take effect from and, attic, kbe
.usxt fiscal quarter. r.
After the frst Of January next the postuIas.
tiers areto afhx stamps upon all prepaid let.
ters upon which none are placed by The
writer's 90 80 - -.
A registration Of valuable letters Ia REQUIRED
TO be made upon the, payment Of fee OF live
cents in addition. to tho prepaid postage, but
tho Government viii not be responsible e for he
loss Of any register ed letter or packet. 80 i
3. a. Tho frankiDg privilege 10 TO remain a. here.
.tofors. =, :. -"
Selling poatag. stamp. for lar ger sum than
their marked val ne ia to be punished 40 a his
demsanor: -" 81 ~ -'s... ..,-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-08
Methodist Episcopal Church On Tobacco.

At the annual conference now in session al
Baltimore, the following action was taken on
the weed :'ifis
BSz Robert Gladden. here arose and moved
that not morn stb ID. twenty members Of the
tconfsrenss be MImiHed to DO absent at one
time and engs 4 smoking cigars. Mr.
marks % in7sigf axs]hst the evil practice Of
fusiAg the .pause9zgH Weed, which provoked the
| smiles Of theMt6 bers and excited the stten-
| ton of the whole house. He stated that he
| had made very careful calculs ion in regard
to the growing evil. and come to the conclui
sion thai the sum Of $1,000 was wasted snnu
ally by the Methodist preachers Of the Balti.
| nope Conference for tobacco end cigars That
calculation was based upon the belief tha,
two hundred CT the preacheIs chewed tobacco
and that one hundred smoked cigars, and that
he could not possibly conceive with what kind
of conscience they, could act.thua when tn J
knew they must Give. IN. account to God foi
their conduct The sum thus wasted would
be saply sufficient to support two mi.sional
Etiss IN China: The speaker receliected how
k16riuaAks last con- ference the old consecratej
$ls&hkt1 the Light Street Church had beer
desecrated by the hlthy use of tobacco, and
felt mortified whenever he thought Of 1t III
| had ence been slave to The vice, but through
| IQe SOOo pIONlucucc VI ooo, Was lou 70 Set
bis error, and was finally converted.
:. Rev. Aquilla Reese = ! want te knew hos
long il has been since you were converted? !
+; Mr.. Cadden.-About two years: ago. sir
and now would like to see the whole Balti
more Conference an anti-tobaccp using society
Rev. Elisha Butter moved to refer the ma;
| ter. to the, COMMITTEES on temperance.
Rev W. T. ID. Ciemm moved to refer il 10
committee, and that Mr.: Butler be placed d
the head Of thatcommittee.
Rev: Samuel Register; preacher In charg
of the Monument street church, arose and id
formed them that the building had recen,lk
been iaprsvsds and. cieanaod, and thst thss
gentlemen. who used tobacco would find
number Of spittqons on the gentlemen side q
IT, fit fhelps oiAMsdsS.sthst did ID
look upon tobacco merely as a luxury-it hst
lis uses, and had dane him good. Gs moved 4
lay the whole matter on the table, which pre-
lyaya Has7 than '.trI1ifEs voting /
+ Bishop Waugh said that he could not Sd
how any member Of the conference could al
sert that the chewing Of tobacco did him goca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-08
Robert w Z Mitchell, cf Pennsylvania. $
. James 7. Martin, of Kentucky. sa.,...s =,
Treason and Mob Violence.

u We arc fast swinging from the .afSshafbbr
In wSfch our fathers nnbored the ship OF STATE
Treason prots It's vile work In secret, and In
secret rallies its miserable followers, to nh
Violence and outrage on free speech. The feb
eiaf constitution. says, Congress shall nbpt
abr;dgs the freedom Of the press pr Of speech T.
and yet what Congress darc,no do. midnighr
+e9pspirators do. Goods rush in.v4ers angels
dare mot tread. .i-.-L...iI L..a....ci
I We ara ledlto .t.ese nm arksa from readisg
an account in Rochester. paper, headed as
follows :-".-r --.-! - o-.:---.. ..'f -s-t
= Great row at the City N othip be-
mob .-Meeting Of citizens broken up .-Sen.
or Dickinson nut down !-Rochester dis
graced, and her oldest Citizens deprived Of tie
ibstty Of speech by mob Of secses conspif-
ators, =: - - -:L1-.,-, -. |
Then Pillows thu" ac:ount of their trssson-
ab!c orgies. The hall resounded With frisht.
fol noises, groans, and Misses. vuIgaf and
oSssona expressions; unft fer publication b,
broke from The lips Of the mobocrats. Cop
fusion reigned Supreme, and Senator Dick:
JASON was not allowed to speak. And ali. this
Is dope in afres country, and under the sh adas
OF the halls Of Justice. = These traitors
dread the exposure of their treason, and iii
the lairiwith hidsons noises to DIR own the truth
L this right? Let the people consider Who
they are, and under what kind Of government
they liFe-and the outage only becomes NOR.
g!aring. This is-not the first time in the his.
tory of this new conspiracy that direct It.
tempt has been made To break. down free
speech, and, under STORM Of hoHfings, Kisses
and groahs. hide their treassn It was done
in Chicago, when niggerism and big Try
united to beat down the great cham
pion Of popular sovereignty. Il was done in
Washington, The metropolis of the Union =
aye. in this city, within a stones throw of TIL
he, the members Of this reasonable a5sssi
a.ier met in their secret sun is and rssolysdto
outrage free speech. They did so, and broke nr
ths meeting. 1t was done in New Hampshire
aIl nov sgain in Rochester. n. =, What
o5mnentary can be made upon such dastardiy
oonduet? We caro- net il Democrats, Wings
or know Nothings are guilty of this crime
we Will dsnouhce il, denouncs it early and
ever, desoInce it as violation Of constitu
Iionai rights, and foul blot upon our fepah,
lean character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-08

A NsMERoUs FAMLr.-Mis Mary caypeb
whose death at the advanced age of eight.
six, Has recorded a. short time ago, left as mi
ny ss One hundred and Fifty defendants. TIs
Winchester, Va. Republican says, --
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grandchildren, and great grand hid or twt
Ths Carpers of this county, who are .descenh
ed from her, belong to the worthisst and nds
industrious portion of our nhabitants."