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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
The Hartford. Comm Free Press, in its
comments upon the result of the ection in
Massachusetts, says4N

The Hartford. Comm Free Press, In its
comments upon the result of the g ection in
Massachusetts, says4N
1.-TWO classes of men, in this as well as
other states are disappointed by the glorious
result. First: the small, very small class
who have singular faith in re-organized
and prosperous Know Nothing party. They
have been looking for Gardner's success as a
signal for that open and avowed revival of
their order which they have for months been
plotting in secret They have been con6de 1T !;
they have staked their political hopes and a
few shinplasters upon the election, and they
have lost both. Second: the Pro-Slavery
leaders offAe sham Democracy. They have
been cheefed bysGardner's not halfconceacd
hostility to AntFSlavcry principles, and have
earnestly Ionged for his success, (Beach's
case being hopeless, knowing Will that il
would be hailed as sesSxo blow upon thai
Republican party which Hoy perfectly vel
recognized as their 0nly real and dangerous
enemy"
The following remarks of the New Yorl
Courier and Enquirer are not inappropriate
in this connection. There is no doubt tina
the wild sch1me of reviving the Know Moth
ing party was seriously entertained and it
prosecution hinged on the result of the cleo
ton in Massachusetts,. The Courier an
Emytarer shows that the party is dying GU
in its stronghold. Speaking of the result @
the election in New York city, it says:
The vote of all parties has fallen of
: but especially that Of the American party
who DO not poll half as many votes in TIL
city for Secretary Of State this year as the
did for Governor last year. The Republican
stand relatively about fourteen taousan
better in this city than last year--by whic
We mean that the combined Democratic an
American majority is fourteen thousand Les
than what it was last year. The American
made a great effort to sustain themselves G
their State ticket, and their miserable failui
must tell with fatal eftct upon the eonditie
of the party. 1t will not be possible for
to maintain its organssatson for any time, a
ter being reduced to such weakness. II
party is manifestly neat its last gasp"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
The San Francisco Ne,os Letter, noticin

The San Francisco Neaos Letter, noticing
the departure of Col. Fremont, says:
"Col. Fremont leaves our State by the
present outgoing mail steamer, the Golden
Gate, en- route for the East and Europe,
whittier he now proceeds with the now COM
peted survey of his vast domain, Los Mari
posas. About fifty tuns of auriferous quartz
from the various veins. yielding with the
present imperfect methods of reduction, $50
and upwards per tun, have been shipped in
order that the savans Of Europe may confirm,
by the severity of their tests, its unquestion-
able richness. Col. Fremont has by his
brief sojourn among us, discharged every
lien and outstanding claim against the PROV
erty incur ed in its development, and is pro-
ceedingto Europe to perfect arrangements by
which the extensive canal for mining and IT.
rigating purposes can none fully exhibit the
incalculable richness of the Mariposas."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

OnIo.-The official majority for Chase, the
Republican candidate for governor of Ohio,
will be 1885. All the amendments proposed
to the-State Constitution have been adopted
by enormous majorities. They provide. for
single Legislative districts, annual sessions
of the Legislature. the equalization of bank
and individual taxation, general acts of in.
corporation, etc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

'WHcopING CoUGH,-The best kud of cof-
fee prepared as for the table, and given as a
common drink to the child as warm as it can
he drank; and a piece of alum for the pa
lent to lick as often as it may wish. Most
children are fond of alum, and will get all
they need without being urged, but if they
dislike it they must be made to taste of it
eight or ten times in the course Of the day.
1t will effectually break up the worst case Of
the whooping cough in very short time.
To adults or children in the habit of taking
coffee, the remedy is good for nothing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

NEW HlsToRIcAL TALEs.-The capital Histor
ical Tale which we arc now publishing, will he
completed incur next paper. An original story
BY the author Of q Marian He.h~r.yor tnt
shsMtof the Lake. and I" Waldo, or Life or
the Border will be published soon. Two 9th
or equally interesting tales are in course Of prep
aration for the coming year. How many new
subscribers shall we have to help make up thu
extra expense of these Original Hitorica
Tales
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

CRoup.-A piece Of fresh lard, as large
As a butternut rubbed up with sugar, in the
same way thai butter and sugar are prepared
for the dressing Of buildings, divided in three
parts, and given at Intervals of twenty min
ntes, will relieve any ease of Group not al
ready allowed to progress to the fatal point.
IN. Y, Ere Post
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

HARD TIMEs.-On account of the extreme
hard times, we will take 81 so for the past year
of all subscribers who pay us during the present
month. To save postage and the Inconvenience
OF sending change, two or four subscribers can
send together, and thus send even bills.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

IowA.-Returns from all but five small
counties give Iowa, Republican Governor,
1898 majority. The five equities to come in
gave 4S Republican majority last April. The
new Legislature stands politically as fslows !:
Senate House
Republicans % Republicans Al
Democrats IA Democrats 81
Republican majority Senate 8 House 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28
Police untslis9sncs.

sL''as oy P1ssre couSrrxysu kossr --cn,,cs 9
wse',on "" isken iu,o oos,ocy b7 officer No D,ugai'
NJ the Third ward 20 ice charge OF passing counterfeit
no'ey The ,ccrscs, - alleges, Passed . counierfsi.
ten" on the Gloucester bsak, OF ksssscauset3 o. store
10 the Third wac; folio vsi by OF clarke pni
vhsn arrested FAD snohe- OF the oouuterfeiis in
hi, Iossess'on. Committed for examination.
James DsyerroFt sN taken Into CUSTODY By :hs Y ,u.
'eeAth wssd poll ~, OF 10 pass OF
N above men toned coo ofes Al the hosery store Of
j. y Pcyicn, 25t Bowery RTE clerk In the tire,
pcoanS tos' ibe bill ~ssc0unorfe refaaed take toe
same, wbtn The pfiksoer lett t1s store Tho clsrx FOL
~,d Tie accused 70 seesrs 10 tue Boweyy, where
he attempted 10 tats tne same bill Fiuay he had hm
srrosied Ut Bros siers hEs sose where he had ~ made
\ p1rebafe. Conmt'cd for eISninaron.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28
Covr, Cr,.ns.r-rn,. n,v

sursvsB ooVyr--C.tun Fart l-Nos al, 25l 49,
att, 1871, ls62, I'll 10 40 lnclu5
Sursur ucuzr-s-vrisi scrra --sS eos, las 49, 10,
90, $40
L. ! usyrsr Cor,r--cos %, A. IA %, %, 50, 81 81
s,o a. incla,lvc
s-rss,os CorSs--Sc. 49, s55 sst, sea- 200, "a, as
esO as esS SoT hai $40, els, $50 dhf sbs SD ESQ.,
i's al, :ps az, ass aeo 4al. sol e0s sia e3l ss
49, Gs1, az 10. n, SIS o2s go, $50, sos al S,2 g.
64t, ICE
tally CIrusi~sse- on sas Rev York Herald
Rassu.i or the Yype-vssona Hand Typs
yor Sale Cheap.
me asiy orouaaop n sis journal having yssensd
z-car o. be~ecs r0Ay ard Ds'ssy tao,sand oor4s p~
os, saa sors,zss sroosdiDz stnoly saousssG
scasSsy ofssn srd sgAin " ressw the iyps al
iron rnioh "A q printed. 10 . rov daYs We -specs y
soevs oar new fup~ az typs, vtieh vs aos beng nA.
,ofsssursi ri the foandry n hsSvs Jcnner. ~hen Va
EsKtip viii i-rnea'sisfy spp,sr In ~ rsu drsss
In sse monrsms he tyre WHOA p-s-r n
siaiea, 10 90, ~ ART moan, ~oan out Is wiD - fnus1
:ceo eronsh for 1se pcrpcsss weekly country Iocr
,Als No therefore erer The forts o. syps vita vich es
irsAn prpssd fsr sale caGA t-uu aion. 70 ru-s
stes,y or srniry iovrpas ~ may be 10 ssst ~ All
istsrs pyoprie,os vso desire 10 parcaass ns typs
VII address JAMS ccv71 BOSS, VINO vip trsss VITA
ssr shs nos, favorable cash ,srps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

Hon. Eew,rd Everett hs Intention 10 max. =
~tnser tcnr thrcueh the south N soun wes, sccsrng
various isvsro0s 10 deliver his address Wsshnrt0n
The cvoreeo Ct Dude has In obedience 70 the atgce CT
DER medical afvsers, been removed from Harley aouse
20 more saubri5us atmosphere the neirnborhooi OF
rood 70 have 40 deeply areced the Qiceu Mother
ender Improbable thu she may be sbsto recorcr from
seg afiicssoa.
The London Globe Of 0cl Ia says:-Mr n n Arcnibsid
has been sppo'u,ed her Ne ssfys Consu a. York Hs
~as nnrn IN Nova Scotia, where hts father Mater or
Tolls, end pS been himself Attorney General OF Nsvosud.
land Ba bsiHg called 10 hcshey dut-s" N mes feat arc
N the fotcso appointments OF Great Rran M Arcbi .
hsid aestmcniss we're most numerous sud commend
Glory and selected entirely FOR ns character and
without an personal favor whatever.
The "a serpoB Mercury Of lfth o. Oct,bee rrya TIA
American pmssters ~ This port have Tor
audsomc psrc cf plate 70 be presented [, v5e ,ns
al sha por "a IL Inscribed ~ follovatro Ss~uel Pierce
gaq on his nj from thc tce VI We ccnsa or "a
'ned 1.sez after nearly forty offsha servc 81
s-str,ony cf nigh Ject nom American thipmsy;crs
LIVERPOOL Got, IL, lSsI' fhe phe coa,F,sss Glare.
tor salvcr snd two gosets, cf ,ivey.
Ear,na B.r.suay d'tlhsrs. eh5 had tell FROM hs
sone al ma oswpt u Chsl,n nsi gous rack 20 PAM
vedutsJay. tho gslsn, incf apfcIef 70 fng'r sere-e
Nv from erot, ~ the aCSdest, batoG fallen on tns
iyrpmei Of NJ sword.
fbe Ps,.d... r Praos o. s-e1sp has ssnsrgea his as
suap.t ~ lbs pGs * regent oi 31sndau AMI NOrWsf ~
tnl,otlas. nomrsu-ti 10 IRE s-my snd nsvJ
Marquis .e utter, ffancs Etvo1 n's reiarned " 'Ss
Pruse,Ao ,aa,ss, sHer an absstcs "a tegrfa weoAi
ae,sg,l Tas ,hea III cgrhnuts hn irsves IN Pru'ss
40 a. e~Sfensz istcy.
ARRIVALS.
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~ kn.,fs .r,ir AZ ntcbsu, I warm " ~ 1ef~s@s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

s-Rossaos In Chpisss osuyoh, brooklyn L. r.
ca ".oaeadsy, &c. II, by Rev. Me- Pasrscge, cvr
rss OF Lnoi,,s, ~, 10 JssNs daughter Of Robasoo,
ksq " sfoosiyn
s-niL--tiiIL -ou -usscsy, on -, 81 n Tas MAG
rhuro' BY Rev. VIM " aorssn. Ws. Rsap FAsxuL Of
ihs ct. 10 kssx LnoIss A dssgator OF hs OAp&
Aifrtd Hin, % rcslsnCush H. a.
Pnflsmopih psp 70 plcate copy
HouGL-GisIn DO seH1ay evening, 10, NJ bT gyv
VIM torbsts, WILLIAM T. Ho~HL. or 8sooxyn 3, htss
lsEz Gnssa, a. rishsIi Landios.
Frbsui sra iceg isisrd papers niesse copy.
lsrits-HAstses -op tuesday evening Oh 20 o.
Rsv. Jsmss hc't, At me reado1nc or the braes
Et. CsAx ~ W LsSDo-, OF Eorvios, eoan 70 siss MAJ
IN, JAMS EAsTsAs, Of thls ti.y.
wns-s,tss. Ca sunday, oc;. II, ny Rsv.
Wsssey, kr, CsAs b. WHs 70 kiss Hlrs h s1slsa,
oil OF tails oily,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

0sDaoan sissdy, vita sals OF Asoos 500 800
onsrssa. ~his tho sale emp aoed about ITO . 100
tb within the range CT she sDovs fsures RE h,uf
and urea Domna! Al shs aoovs plces.
bu. k~hest selling ~ 81 rs por 100 poua u.
wHAt PPTe ~ .h,ice wheat and nrm ~ni.e
common % f"r qo.i les zee 1a0aA aged cad Ia s,me
hi, Der ates wore tsinen Tne sslaa sm0vaccd abous
1905 60 900 busneIs innludro sb!cn about 30
leo uni,sso spring for export rs 09s ST. ana
cargo, said 10 be common. ., 9ou Indiana Ane Ooo
IA ooush.ro NJ ii 80; Sou.osen rad 81 81 10
., 2S ana eco tuahels cnooa sorth uarolnA bile
.ushe!a q WeA,srn mixed a. 90, loo q as aetnty
bella 1t SOC for Etrhern, Siss sfa sale OF Jer,es VI
TO Oats .e,e dua q $50 $50 si,sy Al BOO 400 Z,
with sait CT Stxie aud Western VI t5C. at3c
Cosysn-Ite sal 10 ihe trade light loo bags OF
GAac.iho re sold ~ lilo lto pubic sale OF 400
bars Of Pho WIRE made y. pvas shon ranged from io1
&c Aversgs abb ut lo4c rhe sale .dcased qusity
considered, II ~as iad, shout 40 20 per 10 oeor the
saes 10 the trade
corror ooorpned quiet and hous sales or mo reuien.
| CT ary nlnne, /.
FaslGHys RATS contiaued quite rrun vito an Upward
tnoeLo; PR 10 Lverpo 60 600 Dusnels og
vtfat sere engaged nearly all In ships bsc, 81 3D. aud
close the sAme nsure deo,snded for wheat In
La 81; % reces bsef q, 81 cotton war aaio,, ana
no engagement reported 70 ]. 500 OF
susssoa a COS, sra 400 bsss Glover sod al 3os
10 rrsasn 400 bb's aoor were engaged "a o.. Rate,
TO H.vre srre unchanged
BAy--lhs sIhai quiet, but holders Continued 10
eemard il prices Tor good sop'os ios whoa ranged
Doc 6Ac. per loo lbs,
laos Tho market qeis And ices for sooss des
c'iri Ions niDn'.
Inns ~. in,oivs, and psyes nominal, d G2s for
common, aud 81 for lamp E1os lind.
NAVAL sIoR1 aprs sprpso.ine " IA quiet .. 100, and
Wss 1tniy held q 50 50. The s.ss OF oommou
embraced ous SEQ bills ~ 81 SO per $40 les delivered
UiIs -Ianaesd quies end nominal, sha sperm
AID shale ~sre quiet, nd aAes and prioos
Lpobsrged.
Paos irioss Pork Holders continued 70 demsad ful
rpe ssiei embraced about $50 /, 200 eDs me.s
| at $40 81 . tu Prime geaoy ~ 3I6 90 . sic rs
8etf ras quiet, sales oononed 400 bbs, In
cipr end p-iDe Ct tyrsgulsT prcss aud
yeIarieo Western ct $40 30 Sil DO.
Sio Sl4 60 Beef cams Qnista 8, and pr. me
Nominal a $40 e2L Bacon was quiet Wcst
era sidcs were ia At l1l Cut mta 3 woe in
active and aiGal Lard Gull, Win sses 0. soot
$50 Ia sAo 1oo Butter ard IN seady
d = and and quot ts unchanged
Kns = This sales embraced aboot 900 Ncrcs: ct exc
.lc a iko.
srons-rhe sses embraced about 80, 700 nnds., in
cuoiDt aoout 200 Porto RiCo, 81 10 eso aad tine
mAirde1 consisted Of Cuba muscoyado a. $40 30, with
q rail lot OF Co0loe ct ekc.
WHsvsY sAles sere coU6ned to 80 100 bhlI q, 2o.