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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-17

Pondree is composed Of twothirds night soil and
third deGomposed vegethe fbre Taeu Ia composed Of
three fourhs night soil and onefourth No. Peruvian
Gnan0.
These manures cheaper and better adapted for rails
ing Corn, Garden Vegetables and Grass, than any other
in market Can be put in contact with the seed without
injury and ana seeds to up soonef pen
TWO weeks earlier, and yield third than other
manures, and is sure preventative of the Cn Worm.
Two bbs. Pu,idrette or 100 lbs. Tafeu, will manure
of Corn in the hill Taftu cents per Id. Pond
rete 80 90 per bbl Sl.5O any quantity bills,
delivered on board vessel Ralroaad free from any
charge for package or carriage. pamphlet containing
every lntomatiOn sent, postpaid, to any sendi ng
their adprcss to
THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
9m3 60 Couuandt ST, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-17
Liberation,

This may certify that have given my son, Frank
Crane his time during the remainder of his minority
consequently shall claim none of his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his contracting, after this dale.
PORTER CRANE.
Wolcolt, January L., 1856. lUwSs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-17
Prepared by ]. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass

B. O. Tyler, Fred e. Smith, and Collins Pierce, Mon
peier Potter l. Tucker, and Geo. Nichols Mortified II
s. Camp, Sowe J. n. Bradley, Waterbury Z. A. Badger
Co.. West Randolph A. E Bigelow, Barre. %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-17

HAIR REsToRArIyE,--In columns to-day will be
found Prof Woods advertisement 81 the above article to
which we call atlentio What has done, we have wit
messed upon several of our acqlantances in ST. Louis
Hair gray view, black or brown MS ,he case
might be, being the color of early manhood and as fine
ana glossy as silk and without any other application than
the Restorative If il has done this upon others, will it
has done the same for any Of readers whose frosty
brows 'rwere like the Craven locks" of Lochel's
warke chief, If they will Try it, We think so-[Jack
sonvlle Consutonst, Oct. 5, 1853,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-17

The GREATEST Discovery OF Tns AGE.-It seldom &C
ours that we notice. under any circumstances patent
medicines, Iestoatves, OF any thing of the kind f we
have prejudice against most of them But candur COM
pes us TO invite attention To the advertisement of Profess
sor Woods Hair Restorative. We too juvenile TO re-
lue anything of the kind tut instances of its use
have come to our knowledge which almost assure us that
II sovereign re NEEDY against The hair becoming prea
iutey gray. II Is not " Hair Dye but upon lis app-
caon as directed, The effect is produced upon the skin
which brings out the original coiored hair without stiff
ness, aud gives it glossy and natural appearance We
have seen persons who have used H. and they are mucb
pleased with 1t. Examine the advertsement.-[ Missouri
Republican.
o. j. WOOD n CO, Ploprittors, No. ZIG Broadway.
New Yotk, and ia Market street ST. Louis Missouri -
sCOTT BROOKS, Monlpelier, Agents. 2yI Il.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-17
Mould Candles.

On BOXES No. 10 Candles, jast received and for sale
" by the box al the lowest prices Al the Depot Store
FULLER 4 SMITH.
Mnntpelier. Dec. "a. lAah 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-17
DIR. DOW'S
Grand Mediaal House and Office,

No7. EndicOtt Street, Boston. No. z.
Established the Perm Cure of all Private Dis
eases and the suppression of Qnackery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-17

Then autumn comes, in sober russell clad,
and perlects the work begun, teaching US to
perfect ourselves as season after rolls along
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27
THIRTY FOURTH CoNGREss-rirst
Session
WASHINGTON, Saturday june

-
T. -. - ''', ,l,,, '' ~, Jun -
nm rho snk;'ot az 81. - -
", - sI,'l'e' 'i ~ laws chidisitih% from
u N',' "i.i'a''iS tneii Us
o'''' anu "'a9f"ooiUi' "iit,
'-''- u ''>''' 90 "a Ni1 q. ooI'f"reh'i'n OF
~ ,'--1 ID '''''' III ol the nj
NJ. rnr1;,,.,,,,, d.e.,., ut,
qua 'i't7''l1 u5i''i're" MisslchGs.tts
'i,,s' 'i' "a. ANY. sl'-el.c char5'S' ci1iil-
M i''' ~ an t.''' S'sls'''"' : 'run great
- ~ = ''.e ~. ,,,'', ana hef pres mt
nj. - i'ef pis' l1,'ii-
~ ~" 5e'''J.'t''.i7 i!e vas s'ffF u ma al
I'e ii','t -, u n 10y u @Ss'iLshts re Iresi-
~ y 'NF "a. +" 9'"'ls, VINO had diliber-
1ttlH perverted history % GaloSEc me South
II w gAP rs u 'l,e ->'r'h: Mas schusct's
/ IliltNse VIVA e}u'h 'arJiIha the fugitive
say ia !, ul'eoiis'i'u.toha
-if' hei't aSA9o -Hf. haf!ln9ame lof his
authority d, feiasHS u o9ath Carolina. Mr..
n''lIihs dahe u prove his stii ,lheht, citcd re
i''"ih' oi Nt' n'i',S'oh -N'fe"fy' Which
HP'Ne VI 'ae loei,N esi'Ne Jaw as an infringe
- ~ VI On. ., ''e ''iis' e'cfisA.e Prihcifes
VI 'lic co y, III conclusion he refer
f'd 70 Sumner spe'ch' the purity and
Va rs 'eii.''ii' TO- anu 'iie severity
- ''s I'i'0'"tes ss1iAst 'HiF"'iiiEV' summer,
~ s-'i'' h1'ei h'u personal enemy his
r rm' was ~ lnfi ,, as the snow Which
''iis "n ne I"''iNc hiii'' "'t" us heaft was
p':I'iIn '''3 WIN h'noi1sS iof every human
=, M '''i1 t'io i1i'i oi 3" hiah.-
az w., an "eeo'', o'ioh'f anu ei'A,si-
.'c teh,ifiii'n' y iio''' 'ei Vi tiic House VINO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27
The Nominations.

The Republicans, and other opponents OF
the administration, at the convention at Phil
adclphia last week, unanimously, after an
/ informal ballot, nominated John G. Fremont
/ for President. With a like uncrimity, and
on the first ballot, William J.. Dayton Of
New Jersey was nominated for Vice Presi-
dent. The North American Convention sit
ting at New York, which had previously
nominated Banks. re-assemblc,l after the
PHILADELPHIA nominations, and adopted Ere
mont as their candidate They adhered to
their nominee for Vice President. ilr. john
ston of Penn.
Tie nomination Of Fremont lisa very pop
ulag one, and has been made i'll obedience to
the wishes of the people. The greatest en-
tlusiasln prevails at all points, for Fremont
and Freedom. In this village thirty two
guns were fred on receipt Of the nomination.
and i large banner was displayed across the
street a Hitlc north of the 'Buceanccr AID
Br1kenbridgc one In the evening, Lord 5
lI4!! was pretty well filed with a happy and
enthusiastic audience. who would cheer with
i will, at every hit by the speakers, upon
Buchanan tie new partner just taken into
the sinking and rotten firm of Pierce, Doug
las &ce.. and at the IN antion of Fremont
name in connection with his brilliant histo-
y, Tia the tAunders Of applause told how
earnestly and bow warmly the people are en-
listed IN the eaGsa of popular rights and
how confidently aal trasiinsly they rely up
ou their candidate as the man for the times.
In regard t. the two candidates for the Vice
Pr.sil nty we believe it will all be satisiAc-
tpgily arranged early in the campaign.
The dung i, too imminent. and the times
] TO critical. IA allow Of any shily shallying.
The true men all over the country, demand
= concentration q! effort and Il union Of all
thu opposing clements. t. the dis-union, and
Obstructive party il power; and to MAKE
j this effort in behalf Of freedom and humaui-
y cntetaal, they desire nut ona st Of stand
ard bear rs. Both ,minations arr good ones,
the men all We could ask. bat both cannot b.
voted Tor by the same men, and both cannot
he elected. One is all that is wanted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27
KANSAS

We publish a letter from Mr.. Reuben
Grasg, tormarl Of Dsdaan. in this COIN
ty. addressed to TWO Of his children. who
still reside her.. Mr.. Gfags is i wood
turner BY tad : {, aaa learning that his
business was sooI in Kansas, he moved
there last ta.I IaAins with him all his
family that rcln5incd under age. He
went there Pierce democrat in politics.
,ssd with the cXpectation Of bcttcr;ns
his condition, pccuniariIy, ANA also OF
finding that protection Of lite and prop
erty, guaranteed to all by tho C9astitn-
ton and lass If uug country.
| He had pat 4 turning lathe in opera
ton, and was succeeding well il business
attending strictly to it, and was mole
over bona dde setelar,-a true sovcr-
cisn, and Il, such, entitled to DC protoc-
ted. But what is tn result: Lit him
tell his own story. Read his letter.
These first s-ttlefs, who were to b.
blessed with the superior privileges and
immunitics, only to be found in the new
democracy, prevailing the Kansas and
Nebraska bill. thu Of making their own
laws, IN their own way. and in their own
good time, have had broken down poll
itlcian placed over thea as Governor
drunken III his habits, and destitute OF all
iairne.s OF disposition to act impartially ::
and also territorial Judges 20 administ, n
Justice. and interpret the laws, have been
appointed by Frank Pierce, who are "a
disgrace 10 the profession, and totally
1nlit for the position. and who seem. all
OF them, including every officer appoint
ed by the Executive. as if they had no
other duties to perform, or were sent out
to Kansas tJrno other object than to es-
tabliSh slavery, whether tn people wish
ed it or net This is the popular sover-
eighty to be ionnl, practically under this
new doctrine patented b, Douglas Pierce
X Co, and putfed up by all the dough
faces and doug hheads, that are hired to
humbug the people
The - border ruffians' of Missouri,
,emi-civilized, and fed on whiskey, are
as ignorant Of the deealospe, as they
are that pure water is both & pelatable
and a healthfui drink, are allowed to
make the laws and see them executed
unconstitutional or not--and the whole
.lu;y Of the general government and its
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

officers, stationed in Kansas, is TO look
quietly on, OF to assist in ''subduing the
settlers, by authority, and under the
name OF law and order. Were ever such
things tolerated before. by any people,
who possessed, in any degree, JUS, cs-
. mat" Of the duty Of government, and
cf their own rights The laws enacted
by the Missouriaus, for the settlers. have
been pronounced by Mr.. Clayton, uncon-
7t!tptienal, and in the Senate Of the
United States; and they have been ad
Judged by every fair mind as a disgrace
to the age, For refusing to obey these
laws, and because Northern men will ne.
submit at once. marauding Parties are
going all over the state, committing muir
der and robbcrics. burning and pillasing
where they so. Printing presses have
bscn destroyed,ani editors put in jail.
Ministers Of &c Gospel are tarrcd and
ieathored, and sent out of the country !:
and a warrant IS found for all these
oatrases in the kansas bill What hum
bussary, and what criminality attaches
to this administration of Bricaaier Cen
erals.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27
LAWRENCE KANSAS. june Cd 1856.

Deer Chi'dren Il take this opportunity
to inform you of our health, which is good,
and hepe yours is tie same. | sit down to
inform YOU OF the state Of affairs in Kansas,
which is deplorable. There are murders al
most every dry and the prospect that we shall
all he destroyed by the .'ruiBans." There bas
been one attack on Iawrt nee. and the llotcl,
GOV. Robinsou's hous1 and two fintng
pros destroyed. Prisoners were taken and
are now in custody for li-h treason.
They have heen - l.'ayanworth and taken
Seven free State mon. News came this ai-
tcnonn that battle has bccn taught about
lG miles from here between 100 Georgia men
anb 80 free stat men, aul that soma were
Killed on both sides. The facts we have not
got. They are eolloc,inE in larga belis in
Missouri To make another attack, and il they
do God only knows what the result may be.
II is their intention to drive out all the free
state men at the point Of the bowie knit, and
the mon and families that can get affarr leav-
ing but W. must stay, aud b. batchcred. if
they say 50, for We eannJt, =, o!lunl s. You
send us t'iemcans to get lack, for have nom.
Wien they burnt the Hotel, we had Sl25.e0
then, W,.ieh W. may 1T. hut the I.,rl only
knows when.
was taken psis,ntr on the 10Th Of May
WITH eleven more, and detained an or ;Ha
hours and f1r what don't know was
taken from the lathe and wantzd to stop
and cast of the hlt. and they tod IN, If did
not come then. they would blow my ia
id brains oat. There wete p Of them
and l2'of US, and they armed with CONS i
t5ls and knis.s.
T"ey ar. MI over the Territory stealing
hat they can find.
Ifyou think anything Of oar lives, SIND US
s,mcthing that we can get off 1t will eo>t
ab1nt >l2j: and that v9a must send in a
Draft. and So that it is recorded il IL. POST
olGcc. and Let the Postmas: r So it before be-
fore Won seal the letter and thcn vou mliet
sand me "A letter once every two or thrae DAYS
t,r wlile and we may ct some OF them.
send vou the speech that the Commander
made = Is h'iora he Il Us 90. aHd you may
let ii be son il You like | w5ttid write
more hat the tine is short ssnd i; by
rivate conNryanee' until il : Is ont Of dan
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placing them on others, hurried on leav-
ing the peer animals to be devoured by
thc cayo.e'. or recover, MS chance might
bring about, Ever at the head--the last
~ dismouni and the first TO leap into the
sadd 9 WIS this moantaiueer, this eompan-
ion OF hit Carson this pioneer Of ea, ..ire
From mt Rarely speaking hut to urge
on HIS nsn,or to question soInr pas ~ M.
tive. taxing the smallest htodiclm Of
re'ieshment and watrhin, ~hile ctAers
snatca"i pomcnts rcfosn. VAS BE;
wrappa u? inhis pro ct an determined
a. have some II tie tgi'
through San Pablo, and Moutefev, an)
.Jo.epha, they dashed ike ii, phantom
i.iers Of the Hartz Mount, lis. os.rtlir-
&c inhabitants AMI making the night
watcher cross himself r terror as thcir
band flew on The river Sacrifi los was
,e.,che swollen b. the rains, II roiie,: On.
rapid, muddy stream h. lnen passed.
fornard, falwnd : CT I'd he, aui
dashed IN himself: the s'gu .;sle was
fierce one but his gallant mustang breasts
the current and he reaches tie opposite
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

GRAND SURVIVING PARTY. John
c. Fremont and VIM. l.. Dayton, have
been selected, by the people. to survey
rout and lay out road. through the
wilderness of ofiae-holders, doughfaces,
and nulliiiers. to the White House at
Washington. They commenced their
labors last week, the people forming the
party to clear the track, carry the chain,
and ''blazc" the trees. As Fremont al
ways makes good time, and is good for
hundred miles day, he will reach the
Capitol, and serve a notice ito quit on
Pierce, the 18th day of November.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27
l0uls truly in haste.
REL BEN GR.iGG.

SPEECH q MAJOR HERBERT to the prisoners
IN D5aslaas, May l6th lSjU. consisting a
uys.lf and eleven others:
"GENrGEulN :-ThrcaaS, of utr L. in. it.r.
u day Is %. #e.lar claraet i. tt cIai.i II
81 things at ttis tin. and thin. !. aid 10
haze been done you arr B ttr acquainted
with than | am; | have here buta sfort tim
what s9a know ar. facts, what know hat
hears y, but my in.orI.4ti3a is sae'l ,la:it is
TIE sane IL .let-.
~, III q sat ii ryheiliaL-you Lave aitl 9
dnsi4as men II carrying, out th=lr psint,
Which ha- h.as5@ht this Hion alIaa=t u quit,
int, u stat. Of dissolution.
You have bsen p.!.ria4 RESISTING t tn
laws enact d by the Legislature, which 10
doubt WAS l,.Ll ons. The President ha,
'isclssre! it legal: C,a.r..s has DECLARED it
81 and resistsnoc - th9s, laws is treason
" hat did y n come here for? Why did Yaa
not - u Minnesota or Nebraska: 1t is not
half settled, ard is as good As tins. Bat ~.
y0d c1ns tora, you Want the whole of the
territory that belongs 10 the South y ar
go'ag 10 dr!re .ou al out. We ar going to
iAwrene, to take their arms, eysry Id
9U3i they have at. The South ASS nsthin-.
o. tie N9rJh. Nov my advice u YOU i t.
/ keep on at Your work, Stay at home. hue
Hothiny 10 d. leith eiociionS or roiiap.. If ,,ai,
Do you 'gsH be iI5ie to Be hanyed to the .ftsi
+ trce Y9u conc 10,
! lt3ld my peopie before left hoa4a. that |
would s. that this was made e,a.c state ~
,li'. and hy Cd it STALL b, or every pro-
slavery man in this territory dies in ,hcat-
tempt, II viii be dJne pcaceahly if it can
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

YANKEE ADDAMs, with his Dramatic
Company will commence a short serias
OF popular entertainments, at Lord S
Hall, on Monday evening next.
Addams with his troupe of popular
actors, have won marked appreciation from
Audiences and the Press, throughout
Maine, during the present season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27
LATER FROM EUROPE---.l RRIV N
OF TIE ATLANTIC.
Attempt to Assasinate the Queen o
Srain.

NEw YJES, jam - The steamer ATTAIN
lie, Capt. Ellre.}g', arrived At this port at
about II O'Clock this evening. She brings
Liverpool dat Of the lth.
SIC has abaat 50 pass ayers, among whom
Is Miliard E.iia9r>, in honor Of vii >. arri-
val saluts have been trad Fl ~ t.r Collin :
DICK lsttt r..
IT, Enslish pallic W re- still without 5tf-
ciil motto, OF hampton dismissal. bat r.
earda3 It as q fixed ti.et. from positive bat
unofficial sat =ments of the tac, taken out bv
the -Asit.-lt. however, created little excite
m-nt. The London newspapers all have cd
ltorials on the SUBJECT, aud generally argue
that u the cas- Is u persona! one. there is 10
necessity T. send Dallas away The Tim :
continue t. exhibit bitterness towards the
II ited States. The Daily News wonders
aggressive America should cit. the ann z1-
tion Of India as a palliation of her own pro-
p1nsities, lndl4 Icing al entir y exceptional
Gus.
TIN Morning Chronicle thinks it cowarl-
Is T. make Il scdp'gaat Of Champion TIC
London Star. the organ Of the Manchester
party, thinks it perfectly absurd To 60 t.
war u aHense the dignity Of hampton, and
ridicaiJs the idea.
IN .ttcmlt on thu LIE of the Queen Of
Spain Is reported. y ,y1Ins man pres mt d
a pistol at Eer, but us immeliitelv dis
armed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

RESPONSE TO THE NoarSATioS Sixty two
guls--two for each Stat'.-~wese fired on Bid
d.ford Heights, yesterday responsive to the
q animation Of Col j. {. FREaoNr for the
Presidency ut the Philadelphia Republican
Convention. --Biddeford yogrnn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

FRoM THE NEW YORK IIrHALp.-Tht p,s5 Il
opi'.itn Of th' opposition masses has bo'diB
and imprcssicsiy iad'cated Fremont as the
man for tn erisis--@eic, fresh. popu'ar and
ruth history faat 'eiH SIR up TIE enthusiasm,
Of mea. won'en and cja.drca, from Name 10
M0rfposG
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

'.BrcN AND Back. The r.illyins cry Of
tho Democracy is -lg-.stiy,. The following
satiric;.l lit is Ia truthful to he pleasant to
the supporters of - Buck and Rrcck. 1t d
from the vkshirc County Eagie -
I'VE know wat to lDok for when Arnold
Douglas drives the Democratic team with Il
Har, Buck Gee. Breek!, Giaay tAero, dang
M -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

Cos. KENT, Wa always mas decided
hit, slid in the PHILADELPHIA. Convention;
Maine would gi,r triumphant majority
Cor the Republican ticket in tae National
and State ri.cti)ns All New nriand asked
was t. b, forgiven for having furnished the
head Of th- PRESENT administr4,iJn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27
" ATERyll1E.l nnr :

1he annQunceme!t IF the nomination u
Fremont being made known to tn. Water
ville Republican Ass1ciIti1l 1t their meet
ing this evening, they immediately adjourned
t,the Edmont Hotel, where LOT NJ NOR
RlLL, tDem.) President of the scnat,. wa-
addressing them, Much cnIhusi .aiA j. mani
flsted
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

HARPERs Story Book for Children,
and Harpers Magazine arc received of A
Williams, successors to Fe.ridge & Co.
Boston. Good as usual, and that is good
enough. For sale by NJ. Hale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27
Delegates 10 TIE

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

The TELEGRAPH CABLE,--Onc half Of the
great marine telegraph cable, which is to
stretch across the Atlantic ocean, left Lon
d IN on the 9th of May, in the ship SouthamI-
ton, bound for this port .-Boston Isaes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

Hon, Robert Emmett, in his speech in the
Philadelphia Convention. said. ..!tt others
accussus Of having all the isins of the day
be it so--wc will IN rge them al III PATR.or-
Ism :"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27
BlsTnN. .Iunn Is

100 guns were fired here this evening on
the announcement Of FrcmQut : nomination
Ihe Young Mems Republican Club also illu-
minated their headquarters