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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

"lHEY ASK tn BE LET ALONE. THE yene.
rabIe JOSIAH Randall. Of Pennsylvania, who
mas known all the Presidents we are told by
Ine Dem ocratlc papers, has made a speech in
Iamn"ny Hall and uttered what they call
the g. eleventh commandmcnt"-that is to
let the South alone "AH she o,k, ,s m Lo
III dloH' says the venerable sage-Wbile
the South are hesitating Mt no means to OK
tend the institution Of slavery over free terri.
tory, "dH th'y ask is 10 be l,i alone." Whom
they are marching into free territory. and
Selling upon the ballot boxes and driving tho
legal voters from the polls at the point Of tho
bowie knife, and themselves voting instead.
without IL shadow of right to DO 50, ..aH they
ask Is II be it oOHc.' When they sack
and pilldgs and burn the houses Of quiet.
freedom loving citizens. and then murder
them, "aH Mey ask IS 10 he n alone " when
they bcset the highway, and rob and plumber
Northern cnigrants, and send them back
whence they can" "qY Oey ask IS In be 1T
aloH'.' When, by and by, in f|ulGlment Of
a tlrrat often repeated they attempt to call the
ron oi their slaves on Bunker Hill. sell hcy
ask IS ~ be it a'gue."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

HERBERT, the California Member Of Con-
greSs, on his return to his constituents re.
Gently, was waited on by a committee, who
hand d to him a petition signed by two
thousand Of the best citizens of California
requesting him to leaYe the State, and make
s'me other locality his residence, in future,
lhs san Francisco Bulletin saws
The homicide WAS the observed Of all observers
Yesterday as he went about the streets. People
looked 1t him a. they wouli upon a luath some mon.
ster, cut of mere curiosity, and not from any respect
or desire to make his acquaintance. lie was in
company with a lot Of vell-kuown gamblers all
day, from whom he probably meets warm reccp-
ton. 1t was rnmored yesterday that he would ad.
address the Young Mems Democratic Anti-Yisi.
lance Club last night.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

UolLowAY's OINTMENT A>p Pulls. Skin disens-
e' cannot he cured by lotions and embrccations.-
A detergent capable Of reaching and neutraIilips
the sources Of irritation that lie under the super
fetal iu,eEumoats can alone eradicate these I'M
slightly disorders, Hollowav's Ointment. when
rubbed upon the surface. quickly di'appes7s. Il,
dives down to the nucleus o.! the ml'sly. and re-.
duces outward Inflammation by ezt,ueui.Liuc its
elements. The cures it accomll shes in cases o.
s%crotu'a, erysiFel.', salt rheun, mercuria, erup-
tians, b!otches, b-!ls, ~Iin.worm, .ealI head, and
other affections Of the skin and glands, arc there.
fore as complete as ta,y are rapid. Tie operation
Of the Pills ulon the @iaterna! organs is Of the same
thorough character.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

would be more judiciously selected in this
county, by making no separate nomination,
and they adjourned to meet with the rest Of
their fellow citizens Of the county at Essex
junction, on the 2jth inst. We hope those
who meet there will select able, flir-minded
ana discerning mon, without any reference to
the political organizations of the day-mcn
who are free from unyielding prejudiccs, and
who will look at what is Just and best for the
whole State without any r gard to personal
or lo,al Considerations.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

Late Discoveries IN Pathology show that
very many q ;-e diseases which aaii,t mankind
arise from inpur.ty Of the blooi. THIS has long
been suspected but tits only lately known. In
consumption, tu6ercIes are found to be q scdimen-
tary deposit from the blood, prop'y Gout, Can.
Ger, Ulcers and ETuptious, all arise in disorIcred
deposits from the blood. bilious diseases aud f.
vers are caused solely by its drmr-cl Unhealthy
st1'c, and even the decline Of life follow. a wan, 4
vitality in the tlaol. In view OF those ti-ts Dr..
Aver d signed his cathartic Phi. especially to ru-
rify and ia'isaraio tho blood, aud hence we believe
to ari'o its unparalleled success in controlling and
curing disease,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

NlCARAGuA.-Slayery is to be the order in
Nicaragua, under Walkers rule, it appears.
Under date Of the 9th Sept, what is styled
the supreme Government Of Nicaragua put
forth a decree which ends as follows
Therefore, tho President Of the Republic Of
Nicaragua, in virtue OF power in hun vested,
DEGREES.
Article !. All acts aad DEGREES Of the Federal
Constituent Assembly, as we'll as of the Federal
Congress, are declared null and void.
ART. .. Nothing herein contained shall affect
right- heretofore vested under the acts and DEGREES
hereby reIcaltl.
Among the DEGREES which the foregoing repeal.
ia an act Of the Federal Constituent Assembly Of
lIth Of April, 1924, Rbolishiu- slavery in Central
Ameri'a. The repeal Of the repeating statute re-
wives the cTigiua. laws, ard therefore the right TO
hold slave, is acknowledged by the Government o.
Nicaragua OF c1uls, the acknowledgment Of the
right TO hold slaves imroses the OBJ ication to Sc
cure owners in the cnj .ymcut Of their property.
We have always supposed Walkers move
mants to be connected with an attempt 10 des-
troy all free constitutions in the southern
part of North America, and to establish
slavery as o. par. Of the scheme Of southern
drsuuiyuis,s who aim at a great slayeholl-
Ing Southern Empire. This confirms il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

THE MAMMOTH CAKE.-Our readers have
noticed from Mr.. Shows advertisement that
tickets enough have been sold to ensure the
making Of the great Fremont Cake. There
is low no risk in buying tickets, and we hope
they will 70 of rapidly, SO that the cake may
oy%erShadow all other cakes, as Fremout's
majority in Vermont will exceed all previous
majorlties for other candidates, \ ticket
costs fifty cents, and critics the buyer to
pound Of the cake, worth half a do.la. any
time.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

VERMONT APPLEs.-We learn that at the
late Fair of the United States Agricultural
Society at Philadelphia, where the show Of
fruit is said to have been very fine, the first
premium five dollarsl for the best plate of
apples was awarded to our nrighbor Mr.
Chaunccy Goodrich. The variety wa. the
Grarenstcn and grew on a tree on his prem
ises 50 loaded with fruit as to require prop
ping, They were exhibited by our friend
Professor Peabody OF the Polytechnic College,
Philadelphia, who had the whole charge of
laying out and arranging the fair grounds.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

At a meeting held at Burlington on the
18th Of October, 1856, pursuant to the call
FOR a Convention Of the Freemen of Chittcn.
den County who arc favorable to the chief
amendments proposed by the Council Of
Censors to the constitution, VIM. Weston
was appointed Chairman and S. II. Park
hurst, Secretary.
On motion Of j. S. Adams, the following
resolution was adopted.
Rrg,ivci, That the d~elcrates nominated by this
Convention arc not 10 be considered as pledged by
their nomination to favor all or any Of the amend
mcn's proposed by the Cou' ell Of Censors but the
convention is to select honorable and cludil men,
and o trust their cour'c e action upou the amend
mert', t. their wisn discretion. having confidence
that the decision Of such mon. after fall discussion.
will be satisfactory to the friends IF the amend
ments.
On motion of Gen. D. ". c. Clarke. tie
convention adjourned to meet at Essex June
ton, on Saturday, the 25th day Of October,
1856.
WM. WESTON. Chairman.
S. II. ~PAREurRsr, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

HE state officers voted for in Pennsylvania
wore the Canal Commissioner Auditor and
Surveyor General, oni The Buchanan ticket,
s. FIR, HPp.'r' to have been elected by a very
small "'l''iif-arp1r"nt Y from lVOO 10 5000
in nn"''r' Considering the con lton OF The
state 'Ie Immense agencies put ln'o opera
tI'' NY tH' "'n'nls'ra lon purity ana the
unI'oi'''e corruption and tre'ch"ry W ic1
were "N'l To lroiHr' a result IN their I'Y'r,
the omen "hl'A II furnishes OF the Fre-li'n
e,' WV" ~ "
80,
~, . m
49,, -"
~ 49,. =,
...L.m, 49,, -. A..
. ~
IN r..
.l...t. ..l IN 80 60
"I >" ',''!'
""'O' "'' '''' '- " '''' ~ "'"''
mus AT NUS '' I"" 'or .n' rest ID '"' '''''
lalSn ny ! drY stream. Beside i'H' there
VIII be IL UNITY OF action among all who
nate slave holding d'sp1tlSm, and love
freedom and justice, that has not existed
'''''''' II! '"' ''t''' anu l'"uS 'n'"S''oS
WV ave "'e" '''''S ""'"' N"'"'E ''' ''"'e
""y''s' ! WIN "l'' "'0 '"'l' woes ""'''pu
IL AVN - I'll u'"'0'"''o 2''' '''"e' ny
local and peculiar State Influences Will be
found at the polls voting Tor Freedom and
fremont we 10 not oeiieVe that 'he Know
ip, D,obnnoory Fac rs nApE1nAk "a . iii, 900
lug Duc"aneers lee' rs cohhuenO' al inns mo-
nlen'' Oh carrying 'ne o'ate lot huc'l"nah as
Vhey uiu II ior'nlanC ago
There has been no electoral ticket formed
in Pennsylvania to receive the votes Of the
anh slarery men till within a week past
The extract from the North Amori an in our
columns gives the one now agreed upon. 1t
has been formed after much friendly discus
sion among anti-sllvcry men Of that State, Of
all parties. As the plan of it i novel. we
will cndeavor to make our readers understand
clearly the grounds for the proccciire. ard
how it stands related to other tirkot.. TO
do this we must speak of TIA" several electoral
'i'N''s u ''''' ''''' NY '''" 90 are '''"e'
'' "'" i'"' F''' '"- ''''''7 '' 'l'" CONE
,'''i' ]" ".'' ''' ''i..'' ~ '''' ''' ''''''
'' ~. ~, 81 va W. ''','' W ''s'' rs
ID N"'' ~ "N'! ~ .' ''' result
i"s' '''''' ".' '''- ''"'t ''"'''r'l
''H L. SEQ Up ny 'oe mon VINO 90 Tor "l t''
'"u measures "'I'' tHs '4'f'e A'HlhI'trA-
'''n nave '.S'h Tor The spread oil N!aF'rT'~
'F''"'hE down tha Missouri COMPROMISE
!''''"''''n ~ Fl n'r''y u0'nrp4'''l IN the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24
MONTPELIER, WEDNESDAY, OCT. Is.
SENATE

By Mr.. Marsh, in alteration OF cUhplcr ~"
Of compiled statutes, in relation to the pres
e%rvation Of sheep; referred to the CON- on
Printing.
BY Mr.. Benton, for making improvements
mon the Nalhegan river and its tributaries,
aud rendering them nayigoble for Heating
lumber, SC; read twice and referred to gen
eral committee.
By Mr.. Underwood, in addition to chapter
% of the compiled statutes, prohibiting any
person from acting or contracting as super
intendent. agent, director, or lessee OF any
railroad who is not u resident OF TINS state
to committee on Printing.
The bill in addition to chapter - VI COM
piled statutes, relating to supreme and onun-
ty courts, was called up by Mr. Ilotchklss,
and on his motion it was indefinitely plst-
poned.
committee. in favor of bill in amendment TO
chapter 80 of compiled statutes, in relation
to eiectment, and it was ordered to Sd read
ing.
By the same. against the passage OF the
bill in r lation to s%upremeo and county courts
and on motion Of Mr. llotchkiss, the 'lu was
ordered to lie on the tablo. Adjourned.
uorsE.
Bills introduccd.-Bv Mr.. Lcmmox, to en-
large the capital stock Of the Wo15stock
Bank referred to com. on banks.
By Mr.. Stacy, to incorporate the Burl'ng-
ton Mosaic Marble Co. referred to com. on
corporations.
Nv Mr.. Powers. relating to the trial OF
cases. when the indigo may he inearacltated'
lin such case. giving the judge power TO APP
mint some disintcrestnd person tn try the
case referred to the committee on printing.
p,s,jonS.-Or Gardiner B.;-ts ".l ats.ts
for % bunk at Brotflehoro' r.irrDd Go tln
c,p, ON hanks. OfP = Howard ami others.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

lNDIANA ELECTION -Ofcial returns not yet
complete, The Democrats claim a majority
for their Governor, Willard, of 1000. The
Republicans concedo 5000. Probably the
Democrats have SIX members Of Congress and
the Republicans five.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

|. :. SENATOR ELuc1zD.-We learn from
Montpelier that Hon. SOLOMON Foor Of Rut-
land has been elected |. 5 Senator, for sz
years from the 4th Of March rext.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

The REPUBLICANS of Maryland have CON-
pleted their electoral ticket. The Electors
at large are Francis P. Blair and Wm. T.
Ewing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

VERMONT RTr9ETs-lt seems from q state
mcnt in Wslton's journal, that since 1919,
fifty copies Of each volume Of the Vt. Reports
which the State provided should be furnish
ed by the Reporter to the Secretary of State,
without charge, have been paid for by the
State since lS43.Itlooks Il little rs if the State
had lost a couple Of thousand, or such c
mAtter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24
The Sentinel on Col. Fremont's Religion.

The mean attempt to deceive the public
by false statements concerninc Mr.. Fremont's
religion. and thus to draw off attention from
the main issue in the canvass. has met with
Il't' success IN N'r'noht' we nave iortu
n1telv. in this State. no Fillmore papers.
whose stock in trade is n succession of bare
faced lies. with which they are STRIVING To
b,,r dawn H., testimony Of ~ rrnloror
mas. rcs,oc+obIo mo, ,,bo tcs,;cr or ,bo;n
- ,., A. -.
.rr7, .......
-, .,,,, e.. u.,. .,t.;
'''
anu CONS I''o''F 'n' h"'oaI'n papers nave
'l' 10 90 what "i TN" alrtY WORK OF r"itlinG
these Nl''h'o s J as been done in Vermont.
They lay" done their share of it. not expect.
inr t. rql believers in Vermont. but MS mart
Of -n.ir orrer...w.nt with tho Firlnor, ,n,,
,,l IN 49,, t.,, ,r.,. r. .ri;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

Of the Council Of Ccnsors was. on motion of
Mr.. Merrill, made the special order of We'd
uesdoy next at 3. p. VI.
BVs r,jirsj. Relating to Judges when
iucupacithted from performing duty; to iidi-
ciary committee. Rotating to the rrohihitory
Liquor Law to % select committee. Rclat-
ing to associations for the promotion of agri-
culture, &c.. to the committee on agriculture,
TO thc making Of highways and bridges to
committee ON roads.
Adjourned.
MONTPELIER, MONDAY, Oct. 20.
SENATE, AFTERNOON.
No quorum present.
HOUSE.
BiHe hiroduccd. BY Mr.. Powers. rela-
ting to the appointment, duties and compcn-
sation of county treasurer by Mr.. stacy,
relating to the punishment Of minor offences:
hy MIR. stacy, relating to the appointment of
SPECIAL coustablcs 10y Mr.. Campbell Of Fays-
ton, relating to chapter 80 ofc. -; t%evcrally
referring to committee on printing. Adj.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-24

preservation of fish, approved Nov. 10, lS4l'
referred TO com. on printing.
BY Mr.. Edison, amending chap. % of c. s.,
relating to the killing of noxiuus animals
referred TO com. on printing.
by Mr.. Cotton, relating to the measure
mcnt O.. logs; referred to the com. ON printing.
R.soiHous.-By Mr.. Merrill, protesting
again. the action OF the Council OF Ccnsors.
On motion Of Mr.. Green, the resolutions
were ordered to lie on the table and 1000
comics Of the same to he printed.
BY Mr.. Stewart, that 500 copies Of the re-
port of the f.. Il. Commissioner be printed !;
adopted.
Bv Nr. Davis. relating to libraries for
common schools, ynd books for poor children;
all pied.
Prira,r BITS iatrodur,d. BY Mr.. Smith,
to- incorporate the Hartford Bank referred
to the com. On banks.
R,poris The com. to whom was referred
/ the Nil relating to thn use Of ilils and rri-
s,uors 'or the detention of fugitive slaves, re
rort.d i'm iuyor of its passage. Mr.. Merrill
/ moved 40 amendment g., the provisions OF the
hill. Iflat nothing in this act shall be con-
strurl to prevent the dctcnt on OF any per
SON $50 cllimol 1v virtue OF the laws OF Yer
mont. or by virtue Of any process issuing
from any magistrate in the state The
amendment WIS supported by Mrs-rs. Mer.
riII. Notwithstanding Kittrolge and stewart
and opposed by Nc.,rs. Powers, Green, Bill
lir,.. lWsh. A'hro and Colby.
Tho ayes ami nays being demanded, wcr,
. as follow. -Av,s ti, noes lt3.
SIR. AIh.a moved an amendment to the
u~r.,is1. e., strike out the words to prevent
sand insert tie words. 'as attaching q penal
ty f,r.' On motion of Mr.. StJdiirJ, th'
. II,U-. .UiturUpi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-20
DR.. j. Hedges
FEWER s. AGUE ANNIHILATOI

FEVER and Ague Chtls and Fever, Dumb Ague any
form Of Fever, whether recent long stand
ing s speedily safely and eecuay cured by the of
DR.. j. Hedges AnnhilatOr.
This preparation is entirely free all poison,
such as Arsenic Mercury but is compounded from
tracts purely vegetable certain and ecacons
remedy all kinds of weather. The Pro-
prietor has used the article private practice for
several years. has failed to effect perfect
when directions have been followed. In posi-
bic way njure the SYSTEM butts adapted to NIL
sexes constitutions 1t be given the infant of
month old with much safety to the adult and can be
kept in any climate. encomiun, long array
testimony herald efficacy Its merit lies within it
se-and the invalid 1t will of value than
octave volume of certificates
Prepared only by Proprietor sanhope, N j., and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, wholesale and retau by a. c. GOOD Co., Drug
giss Wheeling Va and by Druggists merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W. II. DEoANIP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
my7:Gm IS CORTLAND ST.. New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-20

DThe examination of the negro, George
Wilson, charged with the murder of Capt Vim.
Palmer, Of the schooner Eudora Imogene was
to have taken place yesterday at New Rochelle,
before Coroner f. p. Morrell of Westchester
county. large number of persons gathered
into the village for the purpose of satisfying
their curiosity by seeing the negro, who is said
to have committed a cold-bloodcd murder. at
noon, Deputy Sheriff j. Hill, who had been dis
patched to White Plains for the prisoner re-
turned without him. The Sheriff returned the
warrant issued by Coroner MorrelI, OH the
ground that the prisoner was already in custody
under warrant charging him with the same Of
fence, issued by Judge Robertson, County Judge,
and that he was also detained under the commit
ment of Commissioner Morton ON the charge of
mutiny and revolt, and the Sheriff therefore de-
clined TO produce the negro on that ground
Coroner Morrell therefore issued dctaincr for
Wilson, and sent it to the Sheriff tohold the ac-
cuscd to await the action of the Grand Jury,
which is to assemble on the 10th day of June
next. A reward of $500. lad been offered by
the Sheriff of Winchester county for the rccoY-
cry of one, OF both of the bodies The. body of
Capt Palmer was discovered by Mr.. Flandreau.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-20
ONE HUNDRED DOLIARS,

VIII be given any artist in Virginia WHO will exhibit
twelve pictures Wis six AabroNpesanl six DagusrrOypes
Of e7ndl merit twelve which Sir. Adams will selee: from
his collection Iehas opened Gallery Forbs Jew
ery store 1876 Main skligt arranged the
approved principles, which be equucd unless SINH
larry situated fronting the river With easy of
cuss large and well arranged with convenience for
making first class pictures every style and size. lie
happy to announce e viii be assisted by Mr. JAMES CADr
the made the pictures that awarded the high
est premium o Nedat at the last fair of the Anere1n
Institute Castle Garden New York. also the only premium
n,rnrded for Daguerreotypes the Worlds Fair at Paris
Mr. A. has received fire medals and eight dpOn'ds for the
best Daguerreotypes exhibited different fairs in the United
States which fully their superiority and having been
hOuOre with large proportion of the business In Wheeling
the past year expects with Increased facilities not only
retain but enlarge of his patrons, especial
Is rs he relies merits of his productions rat
er ran display furniture. Irotypes either single
double glass. Dagucrrotypes plain colOred equal to
painting Photographs from the lowest prices up to
dy dollars light being made Of French Plate Glass
and being unosructed by other buildings, pictures he
made from suarse sunset Ofehidren taken in
sttaineously from a NJ. O8PM Vet the ghtlsso soft
and mild that persons with weak eyes by it with per-
feet ease. Cloudy days good By this light Call
aud examine before engaging elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-20
Trnst Sale

Try virtue of deed of trust executed by Jno W GIL and
ID George Hartman TO the subscriber dated May 25t
1885, and recorded in the Clerks Office of Ohio county, in
Deed BOOK No 40 page SIS. &C., for the purposes therein
named, Will prOcec MONDAY the 10th day Of June
1856 at the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county to
sell the property mentioned in said deed situated in the city
Of Wheeling, TO Wit: the lots of land fronting the north
side Of Webster street In Centre Wheeling, aud designated
ontie plat by the number hundred anil twentyeisht
(22S) and two hundred and twenty nine 22, which Is
the OH Cloth Factory and lots numbered two hundred and
ty-our (25 - and two hundred and v Eve (95 on which
Is the Machine Shop, occupied by Hobbs TSyIGr--
Also lots numbered siXy-erh (6Sl Main street, and lots
numbered thirteen 13) and fourteen 4) near the Belmont
Iron Works. in Centre Wheeling. Also the property known
the Atrum, situated the of Market and John
streets in Wheeling being subdivisions of lots numbered
S, Q, 10, II and IL.
TERMS OF SALE
one:tl OF the purchase will be required in cash
credit of six and twelve months will be given the resi-
due the purchaser giving approved paper with good
dorsemen bearing interest FROM day Of sale and secured by
decd Of trust the property The title is believed to be
good, but viii only such title vested in me by
the trust deed.
There l. prorle the Ahcnrum which will he fully
shown on the day Of sale, being for aOont 2lnNNO
CHARLES w. RUSSELL,
% mvinti Trustee.