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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30
G.. W. Browns Policy.

CIV. Browns Policy.
The boiling press feel exceedingly
jubilant in their crowings over the result
of the late election for State officers un-
der the New York dentists mistress Con-
stitution, who beyond all doubt feel as
happy-and surely they have much occa-
sion to-as would the "Dutch" on the
occasion of "taking Holland" The edi-
tor of the Herald Of Freedom, in the
height of his extacy on learning of the
success of "his policy" takes occasion to
dub the straight-outers with such mild
epithets as " "incubuses to the Free State
party" "'Inton men," do-nothings,"
and other as appropriate terms. Mr..
Brown feels happy-and no wonder
The voting policy aOas entirely his ot0n, and
the honor of its success belongs exclusive
ly to himself. The Free State party, in
solemn convention, admitted by all pre-
sent to have been conducted with frank
ness and fairness, resolved by an express
sion of majority of its delegates to
repudiate the election for State officers
The decision ired Mr.. Brown. 1t was not
carrying out "his policy" He was deter
mined that his views should not be treated
so lightly, and so went to work with his
indefatigable energy and concocted and
originated the "Anti- Usurpation Plat
form," and "Anti- Usurpation ticket."-
By covert scheming, artful wire-pulling,
plausible activity, and, also, we are sorry
to state, giving erroneous impressions and
intimations, succeeded in driving the ma
jority of the free State voters into his
ranks, after they had solemnly resolved,
by their delegates, to keep aloof from it.
We venture to say that no other man
than G. W. Brown, could possibly have
accomplished this result; and the exhibi-
ton conclusively shows one of two things,
that either G. w. Brown is possessed of a
mind almost superhuman in influence and
power, or that a portion of the Free State
party are imbecile, vacillating, yielding,
unstable and gullible. We can forgive
Mr.. Brown for his sour feelings towards
the anti-voters and for his pleasant erple-
tives, for surely no man, receiving one
half of the scorn, condemnation and exc
Grafton that Mr.. Brown did in Originating
the "bolter's" movement, could feel other
wise than a little adimantinish towards
his unsympathizers.
Well, the "bolters'' have succeeded in
electing their ticket, and the officers under
the Lecompton Constitution are Free State
men. If Congress does admit the bastard
and these officers refuse to take their oaths
of office, in accordance with the general
desire of the people, very well; but if
their affection for Office is so ardent as to
overbalance their love of principle, and
they attempt to make the bastard living
thing, beware The people of Kansas
have that acerb and deadly animosity
to the detestable thing that they will re-
gard everybody as enemies to Freedom
who will recognize it. We do not for a
moment question the honor, integrity and
patriotism of those men elected under the
bastard, and are far from believing that
they will ever do anything to perpetuate
its existence; but no harm will be occa-
stoned, however, by acquainting them of
the sentiments of the people on the sub
iect.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30
AN ACT

Supplementary to "An Act providing fs
the investigation of Election Frauds
passed January 18th, 1858.
Be 1t enacted By the Governor and Lesislc.
ture Of the Territory Of Kansas, as ta.
koa0s::
SECTION l. That the said Board shaI
have power through their President, to
issue writs of attachment TO ACCOMPANY
their writs of subpoena, when in the juds
ment of said Board it shall be necessary
to secure the attendance of any witness
or witnesses that they may think necesss
~ to secure full and fair investigation q
said election frauds, to be served and eI.
ecuted by the Sergeant-at-arms or hi
deputy, Immediately after the service Of
subpoena, if it shall to him appear neces-
sary in order to secure the attendance d
said persons, and the production of any
papers that may be necessary in said II.
vestigation. All acts and parts of acts
inconsistent with this Act, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
This Act to take effect and be in forcs
from and after its passage.
Approved Jan. 22d, 1853.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30
aKesp Your Mouth shui."

Never allow the action of respiration to
be- carried on through the mouth. The
nasal passages are clearly the medium
through which respiration was, by our
Creator, designed to be carried On. aGod
breathed into mans nostrils the breath of
life" previous to his becoming living
creature. The difference in the exhaust
ion ofstrength by a long walk with the
mouth firmly closed, and respiration car
ried on through the nostrils instead of
through the mouth, is inconceivable to
those who have never tried the expert
ment. Il is said that the habit of carrying
on the work of inspiration and expiration
through the mouth is the origin of almost
all diseases Of the throat and lungs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30
Noiee.

The members of the Free State Gen.
tral Committee Of Kansas Territory are
hereby notified that meeting Of said
Committee viii be held at my Office In
Lawrence, Tuesday, Feb I'd, 1853, at 1
O'Clock, P. M. 4 full attendance is de-
sired. s. n. WOOD,
Chairman Of Cen. Com.
Free State papers please copy.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

or When will Hinton, Thacher and
Redpath commence the work Of expellins
the seven thousand supporters Of the
aBolterss ticket from the Free State PAT
ty.? Have an interesting time Of il won1
they: Better be men, join aBrowns
party" and support the t'csllar kitchen
officers. What sad thing il is TO be ds-
fcient in the commonest kind Of common
senss.-Kanses Leader.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

9Mn. CAsr1ELD, under arrest for poi
soning her husband, was committed by E.
D. Ladd, Esq, before whom the examina-
sion was pending. for trial st the next
term of the District Court The evidence
was not such as to establish proof Of
guilt, but the circumstances were strong
enough 10 justify . submission Of the case
70 jury.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

@I never listen to ealumnies because
they are untrue and run the risk Of being
deserved and if they be true, of hating
person not worth thinking abeui.-MoE-
TEsoUIK.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

or We are glad to observe that the
citizens of Emporia are taking action for
"a Cemetery. They have selected the
North East eighth Of school section
adjoining the town fer that purpose. en-
bracing 20 acres. We hope it win not
be required to use that amount of ground
very soon to bury the dead of that city
should they do it we apprehend the town
would be depopulated.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

Or Messrs. PAaHAa & PHELps, at
Emporia, have just added pair of bur
stones TO their steam mill. This viii be
quite an accession to the town.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

or We can't write this week, and it
is needless to try. We have plenty of
subjects, but the spirit is lacking.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13, 1858.
The spokesman of the Administration
announced this morning that the Lecomp-
ton scheme was to be put through Con-
gress in utter disregard of the elections
in Kansas, if all the power of the Gov
ernment could accomplish that result.
The Department of the Interior re-
ceiyed dispatches late last night, dated at
Boonville, Mo-, yesterday stating that
the Democrats Border Rufians) had
elected the State officers and Legislature
of Kansas. A Government agent had
expressed the news down to Boonyi.le for
the purpose of sending It to Washington.
The Administration adheres to the Le-
compton swindle strenuously, despite leg
islatiye instructions, and is hopeful of sue
cess
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

OF We shall take great pleasure in
answering, through our columns. any
questions which viii possess general in
terest to the reader relating to Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

or A movement is on foot to recon-
struct a telegraph line to Kansas City and
Leavenworth, connecting with st. Louis.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

o. E. HEATH, Esq, is fully authorised
to receive and receipt subscriptions 70 the
Herald ef Freedom.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30
WAsHINGTos, Jan. 1s.

The Minnesota Constitution, submitted
with the names of all the delegates and
certified to by the Secretary of the Terri
tory, has arrived, but Gov. Medary re-
fuses to sign it. He says the copy sent
him agreeable TO the new Constitution he
sent to the President.
The new Senators, Representatives and
Delegates from Minnesota agree to certify
that the Republican Constitution is true
copy, and that the names signed are gen.
nine, which may be explainable. The
committee on Territories had meeting
to-day to settle the matter.
The Lecomptonites feel sanguine of
success and boast that they viii carry the
Constitution through in less than ninety
days
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30
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o. We invite the readers attention to
the advertisement of s. n. WcoD, ESD,
Real Estate Agent, in another place.
Hr. Wood Is doing 8 LAND 0f6cs bgsi-
ness in Lawrence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

OF The following from the Prairie
City Champion of Freedom, which is just
revived after suspension of three months,
is rather equivocal. Well, we can endure
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

SEC. 8. That all witnesses attending \.
fore said Commissioners shall be paid n.
sum of one dollar per day, and FIVE cent.
per mile for each mile travelled in gOips
and returning therefrom. The Presidept
of said Board shall give certificate Of
the amount due each, and draw warrsD.
on the Territorial Treasurer for the sans
SEo. 10. All Acts and parts of Act
now in force and in conflict with the prO.
visions of this Act. be and the same ars
hereby repealed.
SEC. IL. This Act to be in force, and
take effect from and after its passage.
Approved January IA, 1858.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-24
WHEREAs the creditors of the Rutland ans

WHEREAS the creditors of the Rutland and
w Burlington Railroad Company, being the
owners and holders Of obligations or bonds Of
said Company, secured by mortgage dated Aug.
l. 1883 commonly called the second mortgage
bonds, met at Below, Falls, OIL the 10Th day Of
February, 1855, agreeably to previous notice, Civ
en- in the manner prescribed by the Act in rsla-
ton to Trus ees Of Railroads, approved Nov. 10,
1861, for the purpose Of nominating trustees Us
provided in said Act and at said meeting nom
mated T Z. Chandler and Southworth Shaw Of
Boston, Mass, Asa Wentworth, Jr., Of Bellows
Falls, Robert Pisrpolnt Of Rutland and Joseph
Warner Of Middlebury, in the State Of Vermont,
as such trustees.
An the proceedings Of said meeting, having
been presented TO me by Paris Fletcher and 9TH
era parties in interest Tor the purpose Of having
such nomination ratified and confirmed, and all
proper orders and DEGREES made in the premises.
It Is therefore ordered that hearing be had In
the premises, at the Court House, In R 4 and, on
the 81 day of March, 1858, at q O'Clock, P. NJ
and that notice thereof be given 70 all interested
gus, Rutland Herald, Vermont Standard, Mid
dlebury Register and Burlington Free Press,
weekly papers,) in the Boston Post, (daily,) the
Boston Daily Advertiser, and the New York Dali
iy Times such notice, 10 be inserted as soon as
may be, and continued to the day OF hearing, -
the end that they may appear before ne, at the
time and place specified, to show cause, If aay
.hey may have, why the prayer Of said petition.
ers should not be granted
Given under my hand, at Vsrgsnnss, this 2oth
day Of February. iEs:
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Postpouemept,

The annual award of premiums BY the
Cosmopolitan Art Association has been
postponed to the 25th Of March next.
Subscription books remain open until that
day.
rnose who have not yet availsd them
selves Of the privilege Of becoming mem
bers can now do so on application, BY let.
ter or in person, to A. H. Copeland, Of
this village The price of membership u
50, for which the subscriber can get
Cor one year any one Of the three dollar
Mouthlies and q ticket in the annual q
ward of Premiums which may draw .
valuable painting or costly piece Of Stat
uary. Those who prefer can have, in
stead of one of the Steel engraving, Sat
uraay Night" or manifest Destiny" and
the Art Journal, beside their ticket in the
drawing.
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TIL MARKETS.
brighton Cattle Market.

lrnr'Ha. lctuiaS Is, leo.
\ n;ri.rt cot bst,tst 30 S;olCs, .Id0
slr,e,and i.aitt.. d,o ~" sWiD
P1ee.. -.'"l t,,tUc---l Mira 47,1O; ultt
quality. s7,20@7f0; "a do, SIG I'd DO
Sh,G0g6 %
Worhns Ovou- 30 lU0,9llO 100, 100.
Milvh Cows 1880 ooinm"n do. $2e
$50,
Veal calves t0), 9,50@4 6a7
Two years uld--T22425
Three years old $2693G.
Hides-s95t per Ii. [Noue but slaughter nj
this market.l
Calf Skins--9Gloc. per ID,
Sheep and Lamhs--al ,25Gl,7o extra
400 90
Swine Wholesale 6l26c. Retail 6!df7c
Fat Hoge--6t @7e
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Elisha Kent Kane.

A THRILLING BIOGRAPHY Of this great
"A 10 NOW ready for delivery to the millions Of
delgh,ed readers Of his Arctic Explorations"
ume, equal In every rs,peat to the three volumes
of his works recently published, contains new
full face Portrait Of DR.. Kane, executed on steel,
as well as engraving. OF his Residence, Tomb,
Medals, &c. The subscriber ha. also for sale Dr.
Kanes" Arctic Explorations" 9 vols. 800. 300
illustrations. DR.. kune's First Expedition, one
vol 800, 200 Illustrations, including steel en-
graved Portrait CT Sir John franklin and his Bi.
Ography. Frank Forrester's Horse and Horss-
manship Of the United States and British Prov
inces Of North America, illustrated with steel en-
graved Portraits Of ALI. the ed Horses in
the orld. Irvings Life Of Warrington, 4 vols,
500. Floral Home or the First Years Of Minne-
soto, by Harriet Z. Bishop, late of Psnton, W.,
now Of 81. Paul, Minnesota
SIDNEY NJ SoUTuARD, General Agent,
Vsrgennes, Vt.
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balm OF THOUSAND FLowrhs"-AC ou

balm THOUSAND FLowEHs"--A CouN
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the public. All are counterfeits unless the
name FETRlDGE & Co., is written on the
side and ". P FETRIDGE g. Co. printed Oh
the front of the label. The genuine article
is for sale by all respectable Druggists, who
frown down commercials and impostOrs.
WEtTE TEETH PsArrHED BREArHAsD BEAu.
riruL COMPLEXION can be acquired by using
the "B aim Of thousand Flowers" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse ola disagreeable bre sth, when by using
the Balm ola Thousand Flowers would rem
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RENEFIT CONCERT I,

A CONCERT con'isting Of Anthems, Giees,
n Glees, Quartetts and Jhorusses, will be Civ
en- by the Methodist Episcopal Choir, at the
UNION CHURCH, IN WHITING,
On Thursday Evening. February 25, 1885, under
the direction of L. Q. GIDBs, for the benefit of
Rev. WILLIAM FoRD, Pastor of the Church in
that place. Mr.. R. B. PIcKRcE, Of Newark, New
Jersey, IL expected TO be present and favor the
audience with few songs.
The people OF Whiting and the adjoining towns
are cordially invited to attend After the Con-
cert an excellent Supper can be found at Pierce's
Hotel. HARRISON WHITE,
GEORGE p. POND Committee of
J. D. PARKER, Arraegem'ts.
MASON GOODRICH
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WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-Ths following
worthy the attention Of all who are interested for
themselves or friendsi
Lafayette, Ind, July 81, 1854
Dear Sri was attacked about five months
AGO with severe cold, which settled on my
lung, and doctors (hs most rsspsetabie 10 this
city) said thai had Inflammation or consumption
of the lungs, and after exhau,ting their ikili
without relief to me, pronounced my case inea-
.abic. cummeuced taking DR.. Wistars balssn
of Wild Cherry about sx weeks ago, and In four
DAYS wa. uble to walk all over the house, and
am now well man,
Yours respectfully, GEORGE HoovEA
Above hand you a plain statement from Geo.
Hoover, of this city, who Is well known, having
lived here some twenty years The doctors at
tended him some three months, and gave him up
20 ale. but wistar's Bslssm cured him.
DR.. ". WItsrAcB, Druggist,
Lafsyetts, Ind,
None genuine unls" signed /. Butts on Tie
KI.pper.
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PEOPLE OF MIpDLEBURY READ.

FAFHERs, MorHERs, ray THE.,. Every
one at this season Of the year shonld use HkR.
HIck's SuoAR CoArEp Pills They remove
impure, bilious secretions, invisorate the di-
sestive organs, cleanse the blood. improve
the memory, and are Of inestimalle worth
No changein eating or drinking while using
them.
Sold 10 large family boxes, Sugar coated
for rs cents. All the Druggists sell them.
See advertisement on third page. 29;ly
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MiddleburV Female Seminar

The Spring Qusiter commences on Monday,
February "a, and continues ten and half weeks
Pupils are not received for less than full quar-.
ter, except by particular arrangement With the
Principal.
MIss A0sks GORDON, Principal and Precepusss.
Hiss ID. J. KNOWLES, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss E. c. LAwRhSck, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
MI. A. Borr, Teacher oil Music aud Gsrmsn.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Nisisn-lu Elementary English, So 90 Higher
English, - so; Latin and English, S. 90, Plano
$40 90; Singingsa 90; Vocal Music Glass, l 90 t
Painting In Water Co!or=, - 90 II OIL, - 90 I
Drawing, 81 90; French, So 90 German s. co.
An extra charge OF 60 cents is made for fres
and sweeping.
Board In Seminary boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, s26 90 per ouarter-
the young ladies finding their own towel. and
lamps. Fuel Is provided st cost.
Bills payable At the middle OF each quarter. aud
no deduction is made FOR temporary ABSENCE.
AGNES GORDON.
Mddebury Jan. 10, 1855.
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NOTICE.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
PROVISION STORE.

The subscriber would give notice to the inhab'
receiving a supply Of Family Groceries and pro-
visions. such as >usar, Tea, Coffee, Molassss,
Butter, Cheese, Flour, by the lb., or barrel, &c,
&C., also Bread and Crackers Of various kinds.
Various kind. of Fresh Meat, kept constantly
uT Ali the above articles win be sold at ths
lowest cash price, for cssh or ready pay.
No. South end Of tn bridge.
A. WILLIAMSON.
Mlddebury, Feb. ~, 1865.
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asd wth faced oolosly and fair to look upon se-
daily pr0ineuodpg the streets Of all tic pruoirsl
eltiur oi the Union and by their influence spredd.
Ing the fame vi WOod's Hair Restorative ihiuusL-
out the civilized world. But the tTiSi Of the bO-
tie ~ more cor vincing than all we could say IN
whole uewtraper column
IGP1l' does ct dye but gives life, hs. lth, and
beauty 10 the decayine, telling, ard dead, restu.
ring as il by magic. that which. was supposed to
be irrecoverably LOST. Heads nearly bald ard
others nearly while are dnily being changed 10
their pristine beauty, and faces covered with PIN
,los Gre rendered as smooth As mn inin-t's and
blushirg as a rose, all by til use Of Prof. Wood
Hair Restorative. st Lous Commercial List.
Sold by all respectable Druggist.
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NOTICE,

A LII who have unsettled accounts with the
"A subscribers are hereby requested to cali and
make payment. >. & W. =. MOODY.
The subscribers will sell their stock of GRO OK
ERY al cost. The attention Of merchants Is so
lcited. Call and see. s. Il W. 8. MOODY.