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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-03
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70 Patent Lever Hunting oassd Watche7. 500 %
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| Gold Ioctet-. Bracelets. Brooches, Bar Drops,
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variety Of other C.t.5le- worth from % ocats to
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to AgcIt5. Giving 70 the subscriber the ,nt til -
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RURNS AND SCALDs.
FIFE MOTHERS COMPANION.

IL care, CAKES IN
THE BREAST, SORE
NltpLES, SORE LIPS,
rlGPLfS, a.. Ladies
who prize q pure skin,
VOID Of pImples llotches,
scnrf and all al colora-
tons and eUfre sccnces,
shnnld attack these tres
rassers on beauly's do
main AZ soon as they APP
pear with
The Arctic Biniment.
IL - excellent for the hair,
giving il a healthy, glossy
gHnRlFaHa4 II -
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QDEPPER SAUCE, &c
il 80 boxes Pepper Sauce;
20 do Catsup;
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for the various disease
with wlliS.h hOTses are af-
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Alarming cases Of Bruises,
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bone, Eig-hsai, pcli evil,
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stable Keeper, o. ans per
con owning valaab ie
10 Il : r 9. should he
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medy,
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Neue 9eutfde @pptbefe.

9Bir boten Mcrpmetsds Scr 4tsn rnt srOabRrose cine neu,
Scutihe Mpctttfe crriGlet, IN ipclher mir ale bcutlhcn 9raparats
talten unb alice gu unferem Gcibdft stptbwrnSias friItb unb BON
Der bclen Sualttat tets ~nprratbi9 baten ipsrbcn. gBr iobcn bes.
baib ale 0cutlIe rno unlcre Sreunbe Gin, Eel us ppr,uIprehcu
I'M, iebft bic SUaIitdt unierer Msbictncn gu seriu fen. Strtspts
iperben nit aler SprsfaIt bcs gtabtS mb 3ages 6rreitet. - 9t-
%iteaan9sh sOn' ganSs ipeTeen aMf bag 9anfti9ts te,orst.
.t GarSeh Spn allen Sualitdten unb Ianufaoureu,
9primpnnaicS rnb Seifn ;u ben biliaiten ajreiGen unb
ppn allen Sprten,
9arfumtrien, Alrfen. 8dnme, GoiletIpieoeI. adj,
tee G0lnilGes SBaisr, 0srir,e II. bal
iinb itet5 frild ;u baten.
Spebcn erbtcltsn mir cine ntue 2atuvs Yn Grtrottsn f%ran;5GIte,
Simbecren uRb Grpbtcrcn Sdfis, ipslbe mir III Den biQiaGcn Wrei.
fen Sertauftn.
GbiruSiihs Snfrumsnte, Gisarrsn, 8abat Ii. rsl. perbsn Iets
@prrltbis 9ehaltsn.
@usseSeihnste g8eins, Welhs ni6t gsmi1tt tn6 MIR ben a,ar.
fen bic molten WebItbaitn tbun, ipcrbtn ttenfaus in arcEsr NaIIt
%"prrathis 9rtalten.
l%leberbaupt @lcS. mas III unIsrtm 9eIdGfte seb6rt. wjrb 30.
bn beftn beutlhen, ersilftm, iranSIFi6cn uno ansrifaniItsn
Sanblun5cn bcSp9en.
9rrr @oul 6il6er. beutider @pptbefrr, wel6sr Ib temdben
miro infer. 9uaSsn ltsts nit Der sr0Btsn %ufmsrfiamtsit su beban-
Nunbcn oplfpmmen ~ %sntipredttm. 49,
llmt Sablrct&cn 3nipraA bitten
Wortn9 II. Scarce,
apeibsttr un6 Gbenifer
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gteu einseri6tete beutl9e 8u6binberet

gten eln9erldtete peutlHe Bt6binDeret!
SprtI6ritt nit ben anforbsrunsen bsr8sit muB @rineip fsin bei
ss6em, Der isin3sitaltsr ridtis otrltsbt; Stia1anS 1T Rldlbrhi
Son btslsm @runblabe btftsIt, srlaube i6 mir benz Serebrlibsn
9n6binberst bur9 Ssri6isbsns~ 3eitsenabs . srbeferlnesn bebeutenS
Sersolfdn6ist babe, unb jsbt bnr6 bic bierburd bspfrftsn 9srbef>
fsrun9en in Der 9rObutticn aud ben f~frsnsfen @nOrberunset gs-
flss gu lshitn in ben Stanb eseBt bin. Ollie in nteta Sad f6la>
seabe arbettsn, ale; 9CrifOIio's, @uff, gta6dnSs einfaiunssa
Son Stifersisn &c. &C., ale &rttn 8orsn fur Orpeopb>S Stores &C..
Irajs fur Sttpsaer tptrOsn mad tts Dor ansefrtist!!l "
&ne &rten 8abfaitsn, ben SplJ, Qappe unb @las, fnb ;ntntsr
%prratRis. 8. 3. Sttdsr,
Suhbinber uo 9appar6tittr.
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verlnischte Anzeigen.
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SIN. 5 WaQRreet.

gSir oheriren benz ecttren 9ublifun unier pptl< mo rsidboGcr.
trkS Eager pcn YBrincr. Siquerrsn UNI Giaareen. Bic mir
ielbit inpprtirsn uno gu gnSrrS' 9reiien 'abscben. 4rani5Iltc,
ecutfdc ulo uneariibe gScre ptrfnuen mir nit So is per n
Slal6tR, lp mis- III ctr;elren YloIhen nit % Gents bis 81 so;
yer 01upnt nit Sl-2.
Spen;ide s8cin, os: sort, 9tatstra, s0crro gu .piruia ill.
leen @rciicn.
Die teIcttt u Srdnbe Gbampasner, Won $50 has Dnbcnt,
in ctn;elnsr 3SlaIhsl neItltnismd ala.
SranpisS spn 20 GsntS Bis Sc Die Galpne irtann bcu. Gin,
l9mftSsr AplY1tpc. hcu Suraeap, franz. Gpreials, ecutGdtS Street,
IShcn> ine Nirlhnontr, ~ wie cinen b~crlbmtcn bcuiten Wf0seu-
Stftcrn, tt Der Slaide unb Galpne, unb cnrlib bic ldpn dS
SprIu9lt1 betannteh 5agana Gisarten.
Ste berubmtcn alien Sauier Gpuss fills in 8p'btuur un6 6 Ga
Union. Der bcribnte ,Gpntet Srarb Gbanpasner" 1T nur burcb
unS olein impprtirt.
Durd ollie bisis Serbinbnuaen. 70 ris turd, ,inisr Sarpt. Gle.
f9aft in !fcw 80 t, SO. 1919 gBtaiont Ctr, it6 mir in Den Stnb
ssftst isber Concurrent be Sptse Su bicten unb biats ben, pcr,
sfrfen Gubittum III StuBcn tpmnen ju lanth.
Scha4tungsYpl
e'H. .. Solomon II. Go,
"ra SIC. 3 gSou, StraBt, int ct. Charles SptsI
Or. Srtden ltnIt bic Iufmsrfiamfcit ieincr ffreunbc unb ira
9tlammten YubliFurne auf Die gBi6iefst Der Serlidsrunoe. G5eIel,
lnatten tmp Die oamt Strturbencn 9rpBen Sprtbeile, fir fpeldc Der.
'clbe bier III HtdnpnS ictt elmer Ncibe ppn Sotren gsent wor uni
NOD M. Stele GpmpaSaitsn Fnb bic Great 9scfcrn sire Su
turancc Spmpanp ub National 2fc Sniuraucc Is pmponn n
philadelphia, nit einem Capital ppn mebr ais ST coo. 900.
SaS Scten Sn 9crsntn (wetEc unS Ihfpar;e) wirb pnr nsuSsI
ben rnter ben g%dnlttSten Sebin9unru Scridert, cbcnIp Sdu1rr
Wbbei, SGiffc uo beren Nabunsen, ufmannso inter-
90npwertsieu9 &c. &c.
30. Ma Gin jeecr ptrTftrte SrrIut wirS sanftid, ousts,obtt hhe
N NthnlonS IN Der Ofite an 9carlr nate MainIrose, 'ncbrn Scrr
Godp'S SfFte. @~uSfunit ipesen S~rrtdcrune pirb baeltt SsSer
MANN gratis crtteilt.
Or. Sriden wirb jsben Staohteil beIuten, in ben cine Ser
Tferuns spr5cncrtren iperSen Ipu.
6. 81. Srtdcn, @. o,
StrIi1crrnss. @scnt unb drslihcr Graninatcr
" StNee: gearlIr. I'D. StraEe) nobe IPoin.
Httmpne, Sa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
Scean Yadst< unD @clp =SefSrberunss Gumu,ilTpr
Ngrnteu:
O.. GcIniSt I'll e.
@. Sdbmist Il. 60.

U. St9mlft q. SO.
Sntallcs, = pMmiiitrn8-, SpebitionSs uub
8ehftl @ti6dft.
&rsft rb N0fste, leehre bis Su so pfunbgsptht. wsrbeu
nit iGtem ven bier %ne9eleaStn 9otpdmpitr nab irsenb etnemSrtc
Der sBelt (pNrSasli6 9eutl@Ianb unS bic s6wti) franfirt bs
Sur Yeitinynun1,pS theilireiic, prpnpt uno nit Ser srG9ten cider.
belt crpebiyt, ecser G5arante uno Sdein.
SBe6itl rb @nntilUn9en, in cen 5autpI6ssn ppy
Dcutl6lanO mtibar, itc I'll ren n~isorislenG urltn in ben, Obtain
Sure0u III kabtn.
@tIb0ne3ablun9en az irsrub cine &erele in Deutfb.
lamb, fri ;ne pouS 9elitfGrt, 8c9cn 9uittEns.- VaGIooe<4iaet
unb 9tciepale. Hrr |-...
las-6 r @iebnonS ane ~limscssne babsm mir 6rn. s.. 5aIIeI
unitre 9scplur ubfrtra9en. q. S6mibt u, 81
Nlth auf Sbl9eS ~beiltpenc, elhft I'M bic 9cnc9hn@ufrdae mel,
ir fSreunSe unb 2anoSleutc 9. SofTrI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
Mnieiae e.

9. g8tiIba6er, a~leinissr gsent fur ben Staat 9irainisn
fir Satpb Sesssr'S Baltimore Gassrbitr, unttrbalt 2aesr lip
empfanst rsselmasis ;Weimal %WOdsntGa Ssnbunssn bielts auses>
;ei6netsn 2aserbitr6 9ei elunsen Iotppbl pom Eager bier, aLS blrb
neine @srmittluns brett BON Baltimore, perben prompt ~ausosflbrt.
9}erfauf ss9en baar gum biai9ten MarHpreiS.
IS. StraBe, Spilben Wain unb Carp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
Nlrurr Wlbbellapen

an Srpapltr, 3pilHeit Der 2. unb 3. StraBe.
itrtcrSeihnetsr maht benz bcutihcn 0ublifum bic craebene 9ln.
;eise, bB or an rbistm 9labe cinen @0belaben er06net bat, unb
bittet In pcrtema,enetn Galsn I'M aeneistsn 8uipru6. StIeats
@rbetttn ipsroeh 8ehbntafpol ino m0slt6it bilts aussefIbt.
Geparaturen prOmt unb 6ili9.
Ma Blu prrtmfsa Spei ereslente Sefer, Elm ao6e unb Elm
Stubencien, pahsno fur gDiribi6aTts" ODER &pltbausl0falt.
SbnD pDn Sreeben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
Srrnblebunq Der NrciIe BON 9rennhny,

pa i'd tpilerS bin, init rem 5prti6rite Der Belt olsmbsn etxn.
feiseneer gsitls berabSufsbsn: 9as befe g 6enbpI, III S4a5H u
m &annenbelS ju, $500 per Gprb, baS frt AM Satis Sss
Seltslers abeslisfsrt pre. Ssi bielcn berabeeiesten 9rciIsn b OSs
es Hnteristdbntts auf sabtrci&e StitsQunscn, Bic fhnsIisns qua.
esIuert rno bel Den Scrrsn Sabnp II. Gpdt, Srn. Is. 81. SunSIS,
pescsn fpnRsn. .---H II 80 % NJ "a ST SD S ,n.utp
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
Vermischte Anzeigen.
Seutfher Grucers Stpre.

Ssn SsIHtsn SlbttIm erlaubt fb Der llntsr,si6ues ,ctnsp
gslrssnet Gafttlp. 9rreers~Shre gu ~enpfeblen, In ben, oMs in Scf.
fen 9elddften sefubrt tperbenbe 98aaret, in better SmoIIit5, ~ mi :" ~
teiner GanbSltute bitst %frtuntlt6it * M ~ ooI,ts"~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
5au1er su perfaufen uup ,u perrenteu,

Der llnicriei6nett Bat nstrere III SefripnfhaBe, ,ptldrn Srcab.
Mno Ntaiibanlirase eeltesne Sduier, bic sr unkr ben aiinifiaifer
SebinSnn9eaM unS sa biaisert @retS gum Strfauf anbistet. Giniet
berislben trnren aud serentst unb fpsIeidb bsspgen merbsn.
Spbn S6ab,
l2.11l Ode ron SeTerIpns umo MarIbanfraee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
BUSY DAY

~ oT name etner bier in &i&rtpnb rrfheinsnScn cnoIifdcn Bel.
i u Gs, GssraNsse9seen Spn 9rn. IS. IS. Oars, bGS;u g Wtinin
~, ~ eul 2etsls, am Oampflhifen unS in BEN GiicnbStnnaoonns
sr rsss sS : gu mereen, nm ben bartn %cntbaItenen Sln;;cfesn s in
S SsStn ihT o ti,Snsa gu ~ SSsrllaafen. 8si@dttsuite, bic ni&t biirS
lben InSd9ssSr9on III Gnrlpncircn. '"'" " WIKI" '"s''T
offte pes uSul9 So9": 1S6 NFoinfroEc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
Soerfauf!
Mu8Dcrfauf!

Nn9nfnS 5eIbb
@ploarbeiter rnb l11rmader,
Srpaoltreet Nr. 127 5piiben I. rnb s. Strase
Dent 5rtebri4S bnr9erz9 ti6ttsnber Gtlenta6nSDepp
9~eaeniBer
Onrtb lan9ta9rise &rantli6teit YeranlaBt mein
@fi6aft anf5hSeber, btete i6 Gtenit eirem aee6rten
9nblifunt raein pc9laiprtirtes Qaser BON u6ren u.
@plbipaaren 3n ben b%tat9isn YreiIen an 1nb Be-
merle, baB Elm srpBer 3beil Der @plbwaaren BON
mir felbf an9eferti9t tpurben, fir beren Soltbitat
i6 init 9tebt biir9ea tann.
au9 bin ib Btaens mein iebr sDnfanbtses
9olbarbeiter>gSerf3eug fpipie cine @faTe tSarnepl,
SasPis, nnb piele anbere a9te unb untS6te gDelz
feline 3u S~erfanfsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
Sefan,,tnta0nmeem
Der llntersetanee madt bas Yubiitam auf feline
Semticbe 0ei6bibliofbef
~, aus ne6r ais
1000 SGmSeaa 10

tefsbsnS uno bic neuiten Griaeinnnsen Der peutkbsn
2iteratlr ent9altenb, aufnertiani, unS euyfsblt Siielen
reisgaltissn Si9sridab 3rr feibisen 8enabuna.
Siibsr irerbet aasseliefen se9en Sinterlesuna BON
sl.0O gu e GtS. per Bud, BET @bpnnemsnt BON so Gts.
per @ipnat nnb $500 per Sagr bei gcraussabluna.
s. $. Steder, 8udbGnblrr,
tie StraBe, benz 3beater seseniiber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11

g. ScbIcs
9rpBes Eager BON 9errei- ,tnp Oamen S6uben
ntp Stiefcl alrr 9rt,
SrpaSifr, rabe Der 3ten @tra6r,
III fur e%ssenpdrtise Sailcn aufs SPci6boltiafe unb 81 ouriofoIho1
ausgetattet, rmb lam Der Undergraduate lcinrn ecebrtcn RiInSen uni
benz 9ublifum bic s%Ssrtdsruns 9eben, bB fe aafs ReeIile unb Sii-
ltste bebient mereen, ea er burh ~peri6ntdc Ginfdufc in Den n6rr.
itden Stabten, Die or MUIR 9eeen baar @eIb ecmpdt Bat, bNru, n
ben Sstanb esesttlt. SdlhBllb bsnerft berlclbe, bae or fir ale FRI
ilnt eetaufts sBaare Sarantirt uno thtet UNI ~frsunblidcn 8uIprub.
1877 0bs GehI,
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3brs. SO. Sarquar,
praftif6er 0aSzTittc

ratttiher Gas Sitter,
Sus vie uno Srraolt,aBe, ncben Dem Breadth. Sctcl.
Ttdbnpnb, Sa,
8trten, pnentNte 0cb6uSt Imb gDpbnbduIrr rs,Sen ,,;, CO.
nho SamsIrpprst 81 ben b~iat9ten 9rsiIen serIebtn.
rs Ollie oerarti9e ~Sluftrdgs ferben baufbor srtoeosn,s,,~,
nMn uR6 ~ifnelncnS ~auseefibrf. 'S"'H' '"'Ss9sh9eapnl'
&S~ plumbing jtbcr @rt nhb I%tneafsns btirro, - 70
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
gfsiu gcrfcr sasertirr- Depot

No9nert s. Gp, 219 @tainar.
Ssn' Seeprtsh Nubitum eMne sur Nadridt. ban mir f,ts ei,,,
~btlt9lten 9rtiien Serfaufcn werbcn. N" ""V i"'' 8" 0tH
Sarrel: $500, fret inS Saus aeIiefert. re-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11

q. sS cntIinscr,
9erren = Sc eibermad er.
l46 @tainar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11

@sorudt auf Der DampfprsGs Der .@outb".
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11

80 aHI zen gDIllt Slelcr bote i'd mid cntIhIpfeu. o,db
tttnsr per III hldnene iu bleiben, mac ids tcm ocrbrtrn TubGfTrnT
e tSH ennSsst9e. Ss}noefn t4 in9Isidb fir bas Mir frt ii Sobrrn
s sSsS i sa SsiifR.s s'Fili@ SaAnttc, bite i9 I'm bae fernerc Ssnsistt
S9 SstSnpS bErnttt sysleib Sic @natae, tae i'd Smpffpff
Sn Selatcen Stnbern babe DnO Made @0tttr bterauf au nfrn,rerTffS
i0'oJ WrS. g. Ntebt. Norfhnmir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
Wtllia III 81 ger,
Sle6Idmirb,
Gde Der 2trn uno O3rnnharns,

Gde Der 2tcn uno 8rpabfro6e.
9le N pas &lsmpntr9eIh6ft sinidlaacnbe @rtsicu nerssn fiji,
IMsI uMo lnnel ~aus9efubrt, unb titet Der llnkrvihnete, berartiac
ano S9ler hatte srbsit feline ~ectbrtcn aunSsn ;;ufppisSsrr ann it, ! \"
Sne @rfn %'Paraiureh msrSen ftneII a~usssflSrt. """
-l g8illiam @Yer.
Sm SstlaS' Srn San. arbler in philadelphia 1T loebsn erI6ies
Siebcn: v" '''H''" s" }"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11

I6Ultene.
ri Sarbier u! tpnnerte Sriinebpom npAmals fin1er.
SD mere Sie's 9!sid ruff brinsen, mel futsHes
5errden," c~ntse8nete Der frieolthe Dtener uno sins
binab.
Gs caueite niAt LANCE, 70 eridisn Der 9plSpantof
felnce &ne6t hes Saulea wieber uno bradte einen
SuSen 9apier, ben CT Ssrrn Sriinsbpom praIentirte.
Srinebcont muBte ni9t, was bas beOeuten iolte
uno tlidte fOriaenb balb ben Yapterbosen an, balp
ia9 er Dem einfaden Saustne4t in's @use, pb baGelbe
stwa Spuren elmer %seltDrten @eifesentptdelnn9 err
tennsn lafs. Da feline Surlaunsen iebp6 r~eIultatlos
blisbsn, 70 entpidslte i8 fetn sere6teiter !3ura 1unb
NIT 9Uansrlttmme unb 8libausen risf er bsw sers
blaften Sau6fnsate au:
u@id9aftsr &erl, pubG jar ni&t Serltanben 8ar.
Bier nil ia taben !"
Der 5ausfnedt buiate fur9tiant our 96ar binaus
unb bic Srsppe binab. llnten absr ~iberleste ct, ipas
bier 3a tbun fet. gn0lia btslt er fur bas 8eFe, ben
&uftras Dem 8saner gu iibersebsn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-28

that it was newly carpeted, and could not have
1T used for such purpose.
3. then called upon the gentleman who holds
the keys of the Congregational house, and he re-
fused to do anything about it, unless all the
stockholders were consulted. Icalled upon other
prominent persons, but could receive no encour-
agement. Before these facts were known, the
call was issued
am incredulous to believe, sir, that the peo-
pie of West Randolph are as far behind the
times as the above facts would appear to repre-
sent. There may be pro-sayery men in those
Societies, who are unwilling to have the ques-
ton agitated so near their sanctuaries, though
we hopenot. Yet if it is so, should not mission
aries be recalled from heather lands to arouse
our sympathy for the poor suffering slave, and
give us. Il reformatory tendency2 The most
prominent feature in the doctrine of Christ was
to redeem the captive, to destroy oppression, and
set the prisoner free.
Now, sir, suppose every one of your children
at West Randolph were destined, within three
months, to be conveyed to the rice swamps of
Alabama, and there doomed to endless Slavery,
would not your iron bolts give way and your
cold conservative dead-heads be buried under the
waves of public sympathy far below resurec-
ton Surely, and yet your children are no bet
ter than thousands of others in the United States
who are annually stolen by legal pirates, and
murdered without protecting friend to mark
the cold, dark tomb in which they lie.
Feesy for Freedom, B. W. DYER.
10 j. Hu@cHINsoN, JR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-28

BANNER TowNs.--A correspondent asks if
Randolph is not the banner town in furnishing
subscribers to the Fireman. Wereply that, set
ing aside Montpelier, it is. Randolph is proba-
bly, one of the most thoroughly Republican or
consistently Anti-Slavery, towns and, we think,
the wealthiest farming town in the State. The
towns which furnish us over three hundred sub
scribers each are Montpelier and Randolph i;
over one hundred, Barre, Berlin, East Montpe-
lier, Calais, Waterbury, Mortified, Worcester,
Bethel, Middlesex, Brookfeld, Moretown, Brain
tree, &c. over sixty. Stowe, Morristown, Waits
field Warren, Plainfeld, Marshfeld, Cabot.
Hardwick, Roxbury, Chelsea, Orange, Tun-
bridge, Bradford, Woodbury., Williamstown,
Stockbridge, &C., &e. The towns furnishing the
largest number of new subscribers this year ore
Waitsfeld and Morristown. The banner town
as regards prompt pay is divided among num-
ber Williamstown has always been entitled
to as inuchpraise as any but there ore o number
now entitled to equal praise-every subscriber
of sixtyhaving paid in advance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-28

I notice that the old question is OCCASION
ally mooted whether farming is profitable.
1t seems to me very short argument, or
rather no argument at all; lit lis a very SIM
pie. question of GAet. Isoh NE land over,
least. west, north and south; everywhere you
.see evidences that farming is profitable. On
every hill, and in every valley of this wide
land, you see good roads, eommodious and
handsome houses, orchards, gardens, carriages
and horses and an abundant supply of all
things necessary for the comfort convenience,
and pleasure Of the whole rural population,
and almost all the fruits Of agricultural in
.dustry. 1t is true there are few, if any, very
fcich, as some in the cities and large villages !;
5ut.this is one of the beauties of it, that
this great, aggregate Of wealth lis so near
equally distributed. Seldom one becomes
very rich by farming, but tens of thousands
obtain all that wealth can give. 1t is worthy
of note also that seldom one fails of COM
petence who exercises ordinary industry and
economy willie in man. other branches of
business a small proportion only become very
erich and the others come to poverty.
| know that it takes many years of toll
and careful frugaity to reach an indepen-
-dence; the gains of the farmer are moderate
Ebut they are sufficient, except for these with
swhom riches are the principal thing. 1t can
bc easily demonstrated that capital, judicious
ly invested and well managed in farming,
will return to the owner six per cent, per an
num- and moderate reward for his skill and
labor. 1t is unnecessary in these times to
say much in favor of the security of the in
vcstment. 1t may be well to note that the
farmer does not need, as some do, to make a
great fortune before he begins to enjoy it.
SO soon as young farmer plants himself up.
ION farm, though new and unpaid for, he
begins to have all that wealth can purchase
He already has attained what the merchan,
spends years OF doubtful toll to acquire.
What is it that the most anxious trades
man, or mechanic, Or professional man look
to as the happy end of all his labor? Is i
that he may have an Independent home ii
the country; and all this the young farmer
begins with.
oh, knew he,but his happinesa!"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-28
From Kansas.

The most important news from Kansas relates
to the election on the 4th.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan 20.-The Democrat has lust
received Kansas letters to the l4th inst. stating
that the returns of the elections of Dec. Dist
and JAN 4th were opened by Gen. Calhoun on
the 18th inst, in the presence of the Councils
and Speaker of the House. The vote on the
2lst of December, for the Constitution without
slavery was 6063, and for the Constitution with
slavery $50. Three thousand five hundred and
sixty-two of these votes are said to have beeu
polled in precincts containing not over thous-
and inhabitants.
For Governor the votes was, Smith, Free
State, received 623S; Marshal Democrat, $3.50.
For Congress, Parrot, Free State received
1923; Carr, Democrat, 656S, i
To the Senate thirteen Free State men and six
Democrats are elected. To the House twenty
nine Free State men and fourteen Democrats.
Gen. Calhoun says he shall not close the count
now, but receive what other returns may be pre-
sontod, although the eight days given for making
the returns have expired.
The Territorial Legislature has provided Com
missioner to examine into the Election frauds,
and will provide for another Constitutional Con-
vention.
The Topeka Legislature will enact code of
laws to be used in case of emergency, but which
will not conflict with the Territorial authority.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. q 1.-The Democrat has receiv-
ed returns of the election in Kansas on the 2lst
of December and 4th of January, as published
over the signatures of Gen. Denver and the pre-
siding officers of the Territorial Legislature.
The vote on the 2lst of December, with slave
ry, was CAB without slavery, 500.
At the election of 4th January, the Free
State party was triumphant clecting all their
candidates with an average majority of AIS
The Senate stands thirteen Free State to six
Democrats; and the House twenty-nine Free
State to fifteen Democrats.
The majority against the Constitution on the
4th of January was 10 ,226, the alleged frauds in
Oxford, Shawnee, Kickapoo, and other places
being counted.
81. LOUIS, Jan. q, II P. M.-The Free State
party have made clean sweepand carried every
thing in Kansas. The report of last night was
given on the authority of correspondents; but
that of tonight on the official statement of the
officers mentioned in the above dispatch.