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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

through the war with England, was with Gen. jackson
through the Seminole war, and was in service in Flor
ida, where he participated in two Of the most sangu
nary battles.
Hon. Joshua R. Giddings has been nominated for
reelection to Congress- by the Wings Of his district
in Western Reserve.
The number of graduates at the annual commence
ment in Western Reserve College, was sixteen. The
honorary degree of IL D. was conferred upon VIM
L. Stoors, instructor of law in Yale College.
An old miser, by the name of Dick, died at Mill
vile, Ohio, last week. After his DEATH there was
found nan old iron chest in his room, $4,000 in
gold.
SOUTH CAROLTNA-Af full average crop of cot
ton is expected in this State.
MISSOURI Fourteen thousand dollars in specie
were received at St Louis ON the 18th ult. from the
land offices at Green Bay and Milwaukee, Wisconsin
LOUISGANA.-A man lately applied to IA druggist,
at New Orleans, for four ounces of audanum for the
purpose OF suicide; but was cheated with decoction
of rhubarb, which made him very sick, but didn't kill
him.
The Union publishes the proceedings of the Court
of Inquiry in the case of Gen. Gaines from which it
appears that the Court approved some Of the acts OF
the General, while it dsapproved others. His calling
out volunteers after he had heard Of the victories of
Gen. Taylor, and mastering into the service at Mobile
certain staff officers after he was relieved from com
mand, are among the acts condemned by the Court
In consideration Of the patriotic motives by which the
General was actuated, the Court recommended that
the case be dismissed, and the President has approved
the filming of the Court.
FLORIDA.-A letter from Quincy, says our Jail IS
full of rascals for negro and horse stealing who will
be hung in less than six weeks.
TEXAS.-The Houston Telegraph Gers to prop
ostion to divide Texas, without delay into two states
the Brassos being the boundary between them, and
adds that application has been made on the suggestion
of members of Congress, to the Texas Senators and
Representatives, to bring in bill for that purpose
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03
Dr.HaIstcd,s Brisk Pills.

% PILLS for % Pills purpose nore
eecay than any other pills use aud supeIcedc them al
together in medical virtue and excellence If doubt this just
try them will cost only % centsaud then Will be
ited lfhey what they recommended denounce
them. They recommended everything;
without fear of contradiction, that pills their equal reno
diseases originating iii the stomach aud bowels For liver pf
ierons and bilious Diseases such dumb gue and ague
nermltan ana eman IeVers, the Brisk Pills possess peculiar
properties for their speedy removal From years experience
rs paccng physician am convinced that them.
Read what other pills good tor and they will cure
the Brisk are not superior to them all then discard them De
believe all that is said about snthle pthat fails
cure any dsttStmt try the r PlStr cheapest pills use,
ana then you VIII have chance 10 judge of their merit deurr
As blood canSer and purifier to the diseased they
maps Suptrsedo every pill in They quick and easy in
their operations giving life and tone all the torpid throw
ing on Impure matters humOr leaving the system clear and
healthy This all that any medicine do Notwithstanding
the great show of words and fictitious certificates We deter
mined to let these pills stand upon their ownepuaton WIN or lose
All we ask is far fair and impartial ta They he taken by
old and young with perfect safety They
culent medicine clfven having In word, they
possess all the qualities aperen pill for all family They
have CURED many diseases which other medicine could remove
In conclusion saw despair of until YOU have trlo
the BRISK FILLS for they do possess peculiar properties and VIZ
tues Wholesale retail by j. o. FAY co.. Fulton street
sun Buildings New York. Also by H. lALSTEil No ~ But
street. Rochester, For sale by s H. CoLldN Druggist M"n
" elier. VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

an the following sentiment -" The prophets prophesy
falsely, and the priests bear rule by their MEANS" Now,
who are the priests that advocate slavery? Let us
hear what DR.. Taylor of New Haven, Conn, has said,
and he is good old fashioned Calvnst with Mr. Mo
rey. Here it is, just as find it in the paper
New HAVEN DIVINITY. Rev. DR.. Taylor, at the
head Of the Theological School of Yale College, sta
ted long since, in lecture before the Theological
class, that he had doubt If Jesus Christ 0aS earth,
that he toOd under certain circumstances become sIaUe-
holder have this from students who heard ii, some
of them agreeing with him in opinion, and some not.
Liberty Press.
In conclusion, wO unto him that states things false
y"
We have no other feelings than kindness toward the
third party and we believe that the christian ministry
have a higher duty than to NEEDLE with POLITICS.
"The Christian ministry does not make it prominent
labor to assa individuals addresses with the strong
est possible accusations and reproachos. 1t comes in
the winning tones of love and kindness" tsays, 60
and sin no more" We here leave the subject, hoping
that we shall learn what charity is.
Yours, &c,
N. c. HODGDEN.
East Randolnh Aurust IA 1896
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

In Hardwick Aug 5th, Eunico W. Worcester, wild
ow of the late Rev. Leonard Worcester, aged rs.
In Milton, 18th inst the wife of Dr. FaiTchild, aged
about 40 years.
Suddenly, at the American Hotel in Burlington, OH
Wednesday morning the 26th inst, Miss Mrabah
HYDE of Wasfed. Miss Hyde was taken seriously
i'll in Quebec, and reached Burlington on Tuesday, on
her way homewards
In Noblesville la. on the I'd inst Mrs Sarah e.
Williams, daughter of the late Samuel s. Savage, Of
Waitsfeld Vt aged Al years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03
PIOughing.

Mr.. Coman pronounces the ploughing of the En-
glish and Scotch perfect 1t is, according to him. I'M
rivaled and unsurpassable and that not in rare in
Stances as at pougbing matches, but universally The
specific particulars in which it excels appear to be
these The surface is completely inverted; it is done
at uniform depth; the urrow slices are cut in perfectly
direct lines it is raised without breaking and either
laid flat on It's back or left reclining at particular
angle; if the land poughed be green sword, every
part Of the heritage is shut in that spire is seen
between the burrows. Ploughing after this mode is
performed at the rate of about an acre in eight hours
the team moving about two or two and fourth miles
per hour; without sweating, purturbaton, retng and
what Mr.. c. especially cOmmends, without swearing.
The work when done Mr.. C. compares to ruhle lust
from the crimping iron.-.4merican Ciizen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

JAY PEAK.-The altitude ofthis mountain, which is
at the northern extremity of the Green Mountain range
has been recently measured Theoretically by Prof
Adams and found to be 1925 feet above the level of
the sea. The summit found to be nearly naked
rock, tacose state, co0eed 'OM drift .torocS over
large portion. Most of this mountain on the north
west side is very gradual and uniform ascent, as
practicable for good roads any wild land, and adj
mrably adapted for grazing.
A vein of chronic Iron has been discovered by the
Prof in the east part of the mountain. This ore affords
chronic yellow and other valuable paints. As the
vein is unusually promising there is reason to believe
that It will be if immense value
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.

Washington Dist-Estate s Whteman, Woodbury.;
commrs. set at Britun's Inn, Woodbury., 24th Sept.
and 18th Dec
Randolph Dist.-Estatc Emmerson, Chelsea; com
mrs set at widows LIST Mondays of Oct and JAN next.
New Haven Dist-Estate Polly Grinc, of Bristol;
will presented LIST Monday of Oct, at probate Office
RELIGIOUS.
BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS.
Onion River.-Next session at Colchester, list
Thursday in Sept.
Barre.-At Brookfeld, Cd Wednesday in Sept.
Windham County.-At Brookline Sd Wednesday
in Sept
Farfeld-At North Fairfax, same time.
Addison County.-At Whiting 4th Wednesday in
Sept.
Woodstock--At Saxton's River same time.
Vermont-At ira, LIST Wednesday in Oct.
Rev. C. B. Drake has been appointed secretary of
the Vermont Domestic Missionary Society. All com
therefore, designed for the Secretary
should be forwarded to him at Montpelier, Mr.. Wor
cester having left the State.
A Camp Meeting will be holden at North Ferris
burgh to commence Monday, Sept 9TH.
AGRICULTURAL.
A meeting of the managers of the Franklin County
Agricultural Society will be holden at Campbell's
Hotel, St. Adams, Sept. 8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

In this town, on the 2Sth ult widow Susan Water
man, formerly of Lebanon N. H., aged So
In Fairhaven Mass, June last of Lock7iNw, Capt
Nathan Sears, formerly of Woodstock, aged 80.
In Knoxville, Tenn, June Goth, James Garvin, Jr.
A. NJ Professor of Chemistry and Natural History ii
East Tennessee University.
Prof G. was one of the many sons whom Vermont
has given up to tie West and South. He was ma.
tive of Windsor Co.
In Randolph 18th inst. Hon. Lebbeus Edgerton
aged about70 years, formerly 1t Governor of Vermont
In Cornwall on the 9th, inst. Rev. Jedediah Bush
nell, aged n.
In Bristol Aug. 10th, Miss Alma A. Dunshec, agec
"a years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

Never Satisfied Nobody is satisfied in this world
If legacy is left man, he regrets is not larger
If he finds of money, he searches the spot for
If he is elected TO some high office, he wishes
for better one, if he is rich and wants for nothing he
strives for more wealth If he is a single man, he is
looking out for wife, and if married, for children
Man is never satisfied
DIR. Franklin recommends in the choice of wife, to
select from bunch. A down east editor says, the
common practice now is to select her ,Oh bunch
What hustle is constantly raised about the women in
these days
When Gen. Vega asked Gen. Taylorhow many Gen
erals he had, the reply characteristic think
there are about 1900 We are all generals to-day"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

OREGoN-It is said that General Cass has proved
by authentic documents that the Oregon Treaty con-
cedes the perpetual navigation of the Columbia to the
Hudsons Bay Company and British subjects trading
with them The whole controversy which has arisen
among the newspapers on this subject turned on the
duration of the charter the Bay Company This ap-
pears to make the existence and privileges of corpora
ton unlimited in point of time.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03
DIR. TRAFTON'S
Buckthorn Syrup

For Scrofa, Sail Rheum, Tette, and diseases Of the
Skin generaly
pREPARED only by Cocomb, Phibrck and Co Boston. This
preparation, which has received such
New Hampshire and Maine, for time past now, the
first time Offered to the citizens of Vermont 1t entirely vege
table compound and is Of the most active medicines used
the of the above diseases 1t operates through the blood
diseased state of which is well known the of
the affections in question, when hereditary, and the nours
men of them when they arand thereby preventing the develop
men of disease and removing when already established The
Compound uckhom Syrup is prescribed by the most respectable
physicians both IN cities and in the country in their public and pr
waite practice and the high recommendations bestowed its
merits by Them supercedes the necessity Of the popoo saying
uIuch gifts virtues
Wherever has been used has well sustained the character
has Obtined, VIZ being remedy which be relied on
in the of the above named diseases.
1t is confidently recommended all suffering with any of the
bve Diseases whose reasonable expectations viii dsap
point will be- furnished ply scans in bulk, like any oth
article ofmedicine to suit their practice
For sale Montpelier byS. Collins agent Stowe, Bennrt
and Robinson, agents. 27tE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

Nor DISCOVERED YET.--The Worcester (Mass.)
Spy, after stating that the potato rot is more general
in that vicinity than heretofore has the following in
reference to the origin of the disease
One writer is very certain that he has discovered
the cause in worm that gets into the stalk, and eats
out the inside. Well this worm is nothing more or
less than the corn worm-a worm that infests many
other vegetables besides corn and among them pota-
toes, as is known to every careful observer of such
fruits This worm is no more prevalent now than it
was hafa century since, when the potato rot was
not known. And another writer's just as positive that
the little insect which frequently lies upon the foliage
of the potato, perforang the leaves with nnumerabe
small holes, is the vertable rogue that does all this
mischief He is Just about as near right as the other
The same insect has operated In the same way, from
'the time whereof the mind ofman runneth not to the
contrary" and probably to just as great an extent
Such injuries to the potato top, produce no other eec
upon the tubers, than somewhato diminish their guam
tty and size.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

In this village, Aug. 26byL Briggs ESQ., Mr.. Law
son Cutler to Miss Mary Ann Cummins, both Of Mont
pelier.
In st. Adams, on the "A inst. by Rev. w. NJ. Chip
Mr. Charles E. Stevens Of Enosburgh, to Miss Rebec-
ca B. Jewell Of the former place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03
Morristown, Aug. 2lst, 1916.


editor of the Congregational Journal religious newspaper
high character, speaks volumes in favor of good qualities
Wistar's BaSnm:
Concord N. H. March, . 1915
Mr. s. w. FwlcDea Sir Two years ago the past winter
sudden and violent attack my lungs by exposure eo
fined my and bed for several weeks and when
covered was much oppressed by difficulty in breathing, that
incapable of rapid walking and violent exercise and often
unable to sleep upon bed by night The suffering
frequently EXTREME and Judging from the mefcacy
remedies used supposed the disease ncr Being persuaded
to try bottle of Wistars asam of Wild Cherry without the
confidence III its efficacy that OF amy other prescription
fully understand my surprise and joy when found the diff
Guilty almost entirely removed before bottle used up
Having mortal aversion medicine and seldom using any
forn nothing but sympathy with my fellow sufferers induces
make this public statement, and recommend the article
similarly afflicted. With respect, Yours Truly
HENRY WOOD. i,
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by S. p. Redhtd, Montpelier, VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03
LamoiIlc County Temperance Meeting,

County Temperance meeting is to be holden at
SEPT. Odd commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Rev. j. Iaslum is expected to address the meeting.
We hope to have more full attendance than at
any formermeeting. Temperance men justly con-
plain of the prevalence of intemperance. But what
else could expect while the professed friends of
temperance stay at home and do nothing? ! have
been requested to say something through the press in
both male and female, of all ages and classes, to be
present have before appealed to their honor judy
ment and sympathy, g. would entrea: by the pros
perity and happiness of temperate and vrtuous pco-
pIe and degradation misery and sin of drunken ma
ton, to take hold anew in this work of salvation
OREN GREGG, Sec.
Morristown Aug 2lst 1916
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03
Dr. Rogers Compound syrup Of
LIVER WORT and TAR.

a Sqe and Certain Care for Consumption QfM Lungs,
Splitting Of Blood, Coughs Colds, 1stI,ma, Pain IN
the Side, Bronchitis, HhOoping Cough and all Pu-
monGy Complaints.
the whole catalogue Of remedies for all pulmonary affections
there not one so universally known and whose virtues have
been thoroughly tested TAR and for Coughs, colds
aud ConsumptonS it is understood to be without equal LN
kRN ORI the other principal ingredient in this preparation,
also known to b. equally etcaCOs relieving the primary and
ldtr stages If pulmonary affections In combining these with
Other materials the utmost and skill have been exercised
aud confident the proprietor the efficacy of this medicine
that Is WARRANTED 10 give immediate relief all compliment
above specified that after trial of twenty four hours the paints
not benefited he may the bottle and the money will be
funded Accompany each bottle directions for using and
recommendations from those
use OF the medicine.
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent England
and New York, and has supply hand wholesale aud retail
Agents will be supplied on liberal terms. GEO. w SCOTT,
For sale by BALDWIN, Scorr Goa Collins, and Z Red
field Montpelier FGos Waterbury Jas Sawy err, Moretuwn,
Cadcll Warren, Dclano, South larlwck, II Pr Co. Cab
o. W"hmgon j. laShurgh, and laUson, Morrsvie IL
Camp, Stow 2t:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

And much said lands will be sold public aucon
dwelling house of Abel Camp the LIST Thursday Of October next
10 O'clock frcnoOn shall be requisite discharge said
with unless previously paid ABEL CAMP First Constable.
Dated IA Fillmore, Aug. ~, 1916.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-03

None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by S. p. Redftld, Montpelier, VI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-26
FROM MEXICO.

An arrival at New Orleans from Tampico,
brings news to the 9th January.
There seems TO be doubt OF the success Of
Paredes in his revolt. The call Of Herrera. upon
the defenders Of the Country" had met no re-
spouse, and Il was believed that the reins Of pow
or had fallen from his hands. Paroles was eI-
pected to enter the City of Mexico on the Goth
December.
Vera Cruz and Jalapa have pronounced. Gen.
Almonte is said to be under arrest. Ii is said,
there are 1000 troops in the garrison at Tampi.
co, ready for action against the Government
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-26
q BuRRUSS' OFFICE, No. 8, south I4th
~. steet, Richmond Va
Schemes, for The

q BuRRUSS' OFFICE, No. 8, south 18th
~. steet Richmond, Va
Schemes for the Week.
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Class %; Prizes-o If
Of S5OOO, OF $500, s3l, Of 400, of $50 Of 200
OF l5O, 20 OF lOO &C. Ct No. Lottery IL drawn bal
lots. whole Tickets so, halves 25, quarters 62e
Observation-Disclosures Lottery. Class Is: Pr.es-
S25,OOO IS Of 1000, 5000. 3OOO 1000. 1900. 1850 &
Of 500, 50 Of 300. 200 OF 200, &c IS No Lottery
10 drawn ballots Whole Tickets Sc, halves 4, qrs. 2
Also Delaware Lottery, Class23 Prizes-S 1000 1000
eoO, 36I, Of $50, &c. IS No. Lottery u drawn b.
lots. whole Tickets 81. halves 20, qrs. 25.
Thursdsy-Pukomoke Lottery, Class 10: = CAPITALS Of
$4,000 50OO $500. 1000. 1914 90 of 1000 90 Of 400
NO, Lottery 10 drawn ballots. Whole Tickets S. halves
So qrs. u.
friday-POkomoke Lottery, CIas, 20: Pdzes-sI2 900.
4OOO, 2Il5 1850, 1000. 10 Of $50 10 Of 800. 10 oi
2OO, lO Of $50, 20 Of 100, &c. &c No Lottery. II
drawn oslois- Whole Tickets 81, halves ? ors 4
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class % Przes-S 1000 1000
5e4. 4OO 800, OF 200, &c. 66 No. Lottery 10 drawn
ballots Whole Tickets 81. halves So qrs. 25
SatuFday-Pokomoke Lottery, Class 81: Pdze,-I Of
$500, $780, 1900, lll6, Of 5OO of 400 s Of 400.
20 OF $50. % Of 100, &c. IS Nos. ls drawn Tick
cts 80, halves I.
Saturday Eveuing-DrawnR received by SUNDAYS mail .
tokomoke Lottery, Class No %: Pnze.-sl5 900 5000
3OOO 2DOO, 1923 1900, l00 10 cf loco 10 OF 400 10
OF 800. 30 Of 49, 20 Of l25 GU OF 100 Sc rs Nos,
Is drawn ballots. Tickets 81. halves p q,sl
Also Delaware Lottery, Ciass No ~: CapitaI-S3OOO
$50. 300, &c. &c Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets al balyes
Soc, qrs 25c.
W Orders OF PACKAGE erTheates packages and p,.
els IN all the o'tsn's viii be promptly and the dra
ihss sent when requested. Please address orders to
CICERO BuRRUSS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-26
CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.
BASEMENT Rooms UNDER THE EAGLE.
Cossss MAS I3ru sraIrr.


cossss MAS i3rn sTRrrr.
Dawn Numbers in Pokou,oke Lottery CiassI5
W So 81 So Ii 81 II 10 Is II "a 81 IS
scHEhEs FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK
Tod'y-GraDd Consolidated Lottery No. g. 75No. IA davp
Capitals prirss Of 10000. OF 5000. eo.e at
O'Clock. -
Tnssday-Del,ware Class 20. 80 No. Dawn. $1,000
OF z'Oo' &c T'eh.t - SO, halves IS, ora 62i.
Wednesday-Pakomos". Class H. rs Nos. draHn-A beau
uiel scheme $4,000. IS Of 1000, 5ooo ooOo Ticket.
halves 4, qrs. 9.
Thurday-Potomoke Class 10 10 Number, IL draxn-s q,
iHooo 5000 3oco 1000 &c Tickets s. balves So g IS
fIday-PokomOke, Class 90 II Dawn sIe 100 1000
s'i'' $780, &C whoie- ~; halves .; qrs
sa'urday-Posomoke, Class 81 rs Nos. I2 drawn s7ooo
s'oo 1900 23es ke Tickets = halves 1. quarters Soc
Also-Pokomoke Class ~. Drawn Ballots SIS 600
esiyed on Monday. "
hs' TOT Monday 2ist-A splendid Of the Grand Con-
toIdard Io'iery No SIS Nos. Drawn s3o COO ~ Ooo
oooo sooo 100 OF 1000 &e Tickets 81 . G: or,
W LUCK tales PLEASURE r-eanm. ding 10 his friend,
' inc puoe generally the above Scheme ate.
te. " ,hse tehe'' address c. B. LUCK.
N'b-As all przss are In the hands Of "Ls1k."
Remember Tor prizes, address T.. LUCK,
nond Va