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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-15

nations, Vieng and struggling with each other for the
ascendency, see no way to ensure general pros
perity, but for each nation afford ample protection
70 the labour of its citizens and the products of
Jus own SOIL Our nation is yet IN her infancy; her
ooundless resources have only begun to develope
themselves and we certainly cannot expect that their
developement will be so rapid, or complete if she is
forced to compete with all the older and more advan-
ced nations OF Europe, if such protection were af
forded as would shield her from their influence.
There are also other considerations, urging the i'm
porance OF protective tariff in this country which
do not apply to other nations We have two distinct
lnerests-Northern and Southern-growing ont of the
systems OF free and slave abour Northern interests
are Immediately connected with, and dependent upon
PROTECTIVE tariff. The whole business of the North
is shaped in accordance with it. The system of free
ldbo, almost from Foundation 10 top stone reared up
on The principle Of PROTECTION, and the moment it is
abandoned, and free trade substituted, the whole fab
rlc will be shaken and every business department most
seriously affected The system of slave labor, being
dependent upon the degradation, rather than the ele-
vatlon of the aborer, and possessing intrinsic mer
1t or permanent policy of its own, is struggling to
build itself up the ruins of northern interests
Hence, shareholders have, for the present, assumed
the policy of free trade, seeking by its establishment,
to blast the prospects and weaken the energies of the
whole north, and thereby make sowe advances in the
accomplishment of the long cherished object Of redu-
cling the northern Laborer to level with the southern
Slave.
AS a northern man, with northern prlnciples-as a
Liberty man, desrous to do all in my power to foster
and encourage free labor, and check the influence
slave labor,-I feel myself bound to sustain u
tive policy, and oppose the establishment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-15
MEXICAN WAR.
Siege and Capture Of Montery~5OO
Americans Killed,
An extra Burngton Sentinel gives us the following

An extra Burlington Sentinel gives US the following
BALTIMORE, Sunday, II o'clock, P. NJ.
We learn that the expected conflict before Montery
lcommenced on the 2lst uIt. and ended the 23d.
GEL Taylor with 5000 men arrived before Monterey
on the l9th and Immediately commenced preparations
to assaii the town.
Gen. Worth commenced the attack on the 2lst inst
in the rear of the Bishops palace, which was taken.
The town was found to be fortified almost beyond
belief and desperate was the resistance that the
battle continued three days.
A portion Of the enemies works first taken and
then their cannon turned upon the town
The Mexican army numbered II 0O0 the American
$4,000.
The Mexicans fought bravely, but on the 23d, Am
pudia sent flag of truce to Gen. Taylor, offering to
surrender the town on condition that the Mexican ar
my be permitted to march out in seven days.
Gen. T. at first refused the request but finally agreed
to the terms.
The American loss was 300 killed and 200 wounded
Officers killed, Lit. COL Watson Of the Baltimore
volunteers, and Brevet Major Barbour Brevet Major
Meal, Capt Morris Capt. Field, Lieuts Irwin Huz-
lett Iaskns, and Woods, all of the army.
Also Capt Williams of the corps of Typographical
Engineers; Lieut.. Tcrtett supposed killed.
Wounded Major Lear and Lieut. CoXham severely
Capt. Banbridge, Capt. Lamott and Lleuts. VAIN
wright, Potter and Russell.
The latter was wounded slightly, Potter with leg of
.Mortaly Womded.-Capt Galispie of the Texar
rangers
The Mexican loss is unknown, but supposed to BIT
less than that Of the American owing to the cover o
their Notifications which were very strong.
Gen. Taylor had his horse wounded, but was him
self unhurt
At the first fire he had narrow escape from one o
the enemy's balls
Gen Taylor holds his head quarters at Montery b.
agreement with the Mexican commander
An armistice has been declared to continue in fore
eight weeks-Irue San.
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Your obedient servant,
THOMAS SMYTH.
Messrs. Dawson g. Torrens."
Dom e site COmpemd.


Manifestations returns leave the House of
Representatives now standing, SO Wings and 40 Dem
ocrats.
1t was stated at temperance convention held a
few weeks since at Fryeburg that 81 widows had re-
sided lately within mile of the village, whose hus
bands had been killed by intemporance!
NEW HAMPSHIRE Recently some 70 out of
the 275 hands employed at the Machine Shop in Man
chester turned out and resolved hot to work evenings.
The result was they notified to call at the coun-
ting room and receive their pay, and then dis
charged.
Professor Charles B. Haddock has been appointed
by the Governor and Council of New Hampshire Com
mon School Commissioner.
MASSACHUSETTS, dollar bills of the
Waltham Bank altered 10 SIS and los are quite pen-
ty They are we'll executed
The convlcts in the State Prison have given about
$50 volumes of books to Rev. Mr.. Williams, for the
covcts in the State Prison of Illinois,
Mr. John Redman, self made Boston mechanic,
and the architect ola princely fortune who died last
week. has left to the Massachusetts General Hospital
some two hundred thousand dollars.
Mr.. Alger of Brdgewater, gathered from two acres
of meadow 900 bushels and II quarts of cranberrles
which at 81 per bushe would amount to the handsome
sum of 1898.
The Plymouth Memorial estimates the loss by the
fire in the woods near that place. from $4,000 to 5000
DR.. Beecher, at the request of his fellow passengers
by the Great Western, has prepared narrative of the
voyage, and embodied with it the addresses which he
trde to them after the terrible storm.
NEW JERSEY.-Mr. Stevens peach orchard il
New Jersey, will this year yield him $4,000 baskets Of
peaches, which will net him about fifty cents, gross
income of $4,000
Three children belonging to one family in Orange
were recently bitten by dog supposed to be mad
One Of them, lad aged 10 years, has since died.
The trial at Jersey CITY, of Spencer accused of thu
murder of his wife, terminated Sunday afternoon
by verdict of mot guilty During the argument Of
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DGgNerrcOtypes.
NOW IS YOUR TIME.

Messrs. HARMED & TILESTON (recently from
Van Loan g. Magls celebrated establishment, Phia-
delpha,) respectfully announce that they will remain
at the UNION HOUSE during the session of the Legis-
laue and will furnish licensees eher separately oil
in groups in style, which in point of richness Of
tone, and beauty Of finish stand unrvaed and cannot
fail of giving satisfaction.
They would particularly solicit the attention of mem
bers of the Legislature and strangers visiting Montpe
lier as they are fully prepared to give all oppotun
ty of securing perfect Daguerreotype likeness on the
most favorable terms.
Just call and examine specimens and see if We
don't perform all we advertise.
]. L. HARMED is TMEsToN
Montpelier, Oct. 18th, 1916.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE the subscribers, having been appointed BY the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Ran
doph Commioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate of
Zebedah Robertson late of Brainree, in said District,
deceased, represented insolvent and all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto, and six months
from this date being allowed for that purpose hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business Of our
appointment at the late dwelling house of said de-
ceased, in said Braintree, the last Monday in No
vember, and third Thursday in March next at 10 o
clock A. M. on each of said days
SAMUEL MANN, Commits
MICAH MANN. s sioners.
Braintree September %, 1876. AZ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-15

In Newark, by Rev. T Moulton, Samuel Blake
and Julia A Harrington
In Montpelier, 18th inst by Rev. A G Button, o
Deming and Susan Cutler
In West Topsham, Sept %. by Rev. s Leavitt
Joshua Woodman, of Washington, and Olive Lock,
of Corinth
In Woodstock, George Bartlett and Dulcinea P
Upham
In Danvle, Abal Palmer and Sophia Pope.
In Berkshire Chandler Wiley and Sarah Hammond
In St Adams, Geo. s Afford and Sarah Haywood,
In Burlington, Heman Croker and Betsey Words
worth.
In Williston, Edwin A Owen and Augusta M Log
gins.
In Weathersfield Danforth Smith and Cerza "
Ayers, both of Bakersfield.
In Stockbridge Levi Hadley, of Craitsbury, to Re
becca A. Jones,
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the well known FARM formerly
by the name Of the Lanes farm." Said fm lies in
Monkon the stage road from Burlington Mddehuy by the
way Hnesburgh Starksboro Bristol Said fm
31 acres under good improvement with two dwelling ho
ses Of tn in good repair wOodhuuse joining, togh with
good and shed ached barn, md good frame
hog PEN Said fn well watered, plenty Of ewo d, ogrh-
with considerable quantity of saving tb both hem0ck Il
good rich SOIL always yielding bhunny to the labor of the
1t has pleasant situation mile to
grist MILL mill carding machine, clothing works. black smith
shop, carriage shop &C. And more than all this, is within
good neighbohood If honest and upright frmes which
priced than tn, gold Of Oph Said farm otherwise advan
ageousy situ0edsuch convenience of Market &C. and
may had reasonable Enquire of the subscriber the
premises. DANIEL VARNEH.
Monkton, Oct. S, le46. 42tf
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n Otice,

Convention of Town superintendent, Teachers
and other friends of Education, in the County of La
noble will be held at the Court House in IIydepark
ON Wednesday Oct. 28th at 10 o'clock A. NJ. A gen
eral attendance is respectfully solicited.
A teachers Institute, under the direction of H. Gil
lam A. NJ of the State of New York. is expected tc
commence at Morrsve, on Monday Nov. 3D. at 9 O
clock A. NJ. to continue probably, 10 - days. The
expense to teachers will be very trihing.
s. ROBINSON
Supt Com. Schools Lamoile Co.
MorrisvilIe, Oct. 7, 1886
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N. II. ESSTO Ms,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT. &c.
CANCER. sCROFULA AND GOITRE.

Ample experience has proved that combination of medicine
has ever been ecacons in removing the above disease as DR.
JAYNES ALTERNATIVE has effected truly astonishing
only of CANCER other diseases of that class but has
moved the most stubborn Diseases of the Skim Dyspepsia &c &c
medicine the circulation, and eradcates disease
wherever located pues the blood and other fluids the body
distractions the Of the skim and reduces enlarge
of the glands bones 1t Increases the Appetite
headache drowsnes and nvgorate the whole system
mpars animation the diseased and del ilated constitutions.
There is nothing superior it mate medca. 1t perfectly SAT-
and extremely pleasant and has nothing Of the disgusting
accompanying the idea of swallowing medicine.
Prepared and sold No. South Third Street. Market
Philadelphia.
For Sale by $. T. Redfed. Montpelier, VI Al
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STATE OF VERMONT, I The Hon the Probate
Randolph District IS. Court for the District
of Randolph To all persons concerned in the estate
of THOMAS KINGSBURY, late of Brookfcld in
said District, deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, Horace Kingsbury administrator o.
w the estate ofsad deceased requests said Cour
to allow him the further time of one year from and a
ter the Doth day of December A. D. 1916, to make
payment Of the debts and close the settlement of the
estate.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that SAID appco
ton will be heard at a session of the Probate Court tC
be held at the Probate office in Randolph, in said Dis
rct, on the 3Ist day of October next, at which time
you may be heard in the premises. And this ordei
shall be published three weeks successfully IN the
Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed a
Montpelier in this State, the last of which publication
shall be before the day assigned for hearing aore
SAID.
Given under my hand Mt the Probate Office at Ran
dolph in said District this 26th day OF September,
D. 1876.
EDMUND WESTON, Judge
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UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently of the Orange Co Hotel Chelsea,
takes This opportunity inform the public that he has rented
the Union House. and has been hoOughy repaired from bottom
and furnished with Furniture; and he pledges himself
spare pains in having kept He has been great
in getting the large and cOmmOdOus House in order
ceive the rush opaonage which this House is worthy and
BILE Of accommodating.
Relying upon his experience the business Of keeping Public
House. he hopes satisfy the public of what he has said Of his
House. Without further comments call and and much Ohge
LEVI BOUTWELL,
Montpelier, Sept 10, lS46 81
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H, Wards Cash Shop

NOTICE The Subscriber infolms the public that he
Y still carries on the Manufacture of
MEMD% EEm~ET9H AGB
the Old Stand, south end Of the Arch Bridge Berlin
side. Those who wish to get good AXES will find it
for their advantage to bring good AXE Poles and get
them Jumped or exchanged for New ones, WARRANTED
good be found For further assurances, just
give trial. Those who have had them speak for
themselves.
N. B. Cast Steel NAIL HAMMERS, ADJ, STRIK
ING HAMMERS, Hammers for Drilling and Splitting
Stone, and Elliptic SPRINGS. (4Ow9) II. WARD.
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A PrO'SIavery Doctor Of Divinity
HmbIcd,

We have no care to suppress our Joy at such
occurrences as the one related below. 1t is
we'll that occasionally our eminent divines can
be Taught lesson in morality, such as they new
err seem to learn in the theological schools
Possibly they will yet realize that man is a
man, and as such, entitled to utter his views,
whether he be white or black, old or young, IT,
tied or untitled and that they will not be allow
ed to ride rough-shod over those whom they
deem their Interiors The ~ Y. Tribune con-
tains the following statement:
FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND DR.. SMYTH.-
Rev. Dr. Thomas SmWh, of Charleston, South
Carolina, who lately visited Belfast, made GER
tain statements injurious to the moral and re-
gious character of Mr.. Frederic Douglass, the
fugitive slave. These statements being cacuIa-
ted to injnre his usefulness, Mr. Douglass felt
himself compelled to call upon the reverend gen
tleman to come forward and make a full and
public apology, or abide the legal consequences
II of a refusal Messrs Dawson and Torrens, So
Iicitors in behalf of Mr.. Douglass, demanded this
apology from Mr.. Smyth; intmatng at the same
time, that in case of refusal, he must abide the
issue Of a civil action, which would afford him
abundant opportunity to prove, (if he could the
truth of his assertions
Mr.. Douglass conscious of innocence took
this manly and fearless mode of pr, ceedure, rath-
er than the more usual one of filing criminal
information which would hinder the party com.
planned against from putting in plea of justli-
cation.
The following is copy of DR. Smyth's letter
of apology, with which Mr.. Douglass Solicitor.
advised HIM to rest satisfied as his only object
was the vindication of principle and character
and not any consideration of pecuniary nature
(Copy) DUBLIN, July %, 1916.
GENTLEMEN.-ln reply to your letter of the
18th inst, informing me that you had been in
structed by Mr.. Frederick Douglass, the Anti
Slavery Lecturer, to institute proceedings at laW
against me for certain statements made by me
injurious TO his moral and religious character,
beg to express my sincere regret for having ut
tered the same; the moe especially as, upon
mature reflection, | am quite satisfied that the
statements ncautiousIy made, on the report O
third parties were unfounded,
very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS SMYTH.
Messrs Dawson g. Torrens."
In South Carolina, if the negro had ventures
to address Rev. Mr.. Smyth he might have bee
asked, Whose boy are you 2" and rewarded 70
his impertmence by sixty lashes well laid on
but in Dublin, the slave is man, and must b
treated accordingly. Such are the magical e
c.. G eLnncro &C rnsidnncn from Z nnuhli
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JAYNEs VERMIFUGE has gladdened the heart of many
mother, who had expected to follow he chd grave
but found restored to life and rosy health by this celebrated
specific 1t eXpeS without irritating the the
stomach bowels and combines tho # Onic with
those Of Alternative Neither the Vemuge the ExpecU-
has rival in the whole range Uf matera dseas
to which each is adapted
Prepared only by Dr. D. jayne No South Third street, Pha
depha
THE MONEY is always rsturnded if JAYNE'S CARMINA-
TIVE does produce the decided benefit ChOc Sick
Headache Gripping Palms. Darrh9a and all arrangements Of the
stomach and bowels.
For sale at No. South Third street, Philadelphia,
IT NEVER FAILs.The Am lrican Hair Dye fills, when
directed change the hair from any other COLOR
beautiful auburn black. Sold at Nc. South Third street,
Philadelphia
PILEs-Hafhe of Piles caused by the irritation of
small JAYNES VERMFUGE cures all such by
moving and mparng healthy tone to the bowels
For sale at No. South Third street, Philadelphia.
ASTHMA PHTHsIC caused by Judgement of the phegm
the arcts, which Obtcts the passage OF the air
through the wind tubes. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT removes
the obstruction with the greatest facility and cures the disease at
II prepared No. South Third street, Philadelphia.
For sale by $. P. Redield Montpelier VI ~
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this day Civ
~ en- my son Albert Beade his time, and that hereaf
ter he can lawfully transact all business on his owr
account in fo.m and manner as he could do if of law
full age, receiving his own wages and paving his own
debts independently of me. JACOB BEADLE.
Woodburv Oct 5th 1876. ~
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY, Oct. 5.

REPORTED FOR THE TRAVELLER
At MARKET 1850 Cattle, large part Beef Cattle 20
yokes Working Oxen, 50 Cows and Calves, 245O
Sheep and about 600 Swine.
PRIcrs-Beef Cattle-First quality, S. so; second
quality, $4 so a 5 90; third quality, 1925 90.
HorEing Oren.-Sales were noticed at $72, Is and
SO.
CoVS and Gves.- Sales noticed at $l4, II, 10, 81,
&c, "a and AZ.
Sheep.-Sales lots at the following prices 81 II,
38, i 81, 2 rs and co.
S,cine-At wholesale, for Sows, 3 l-2c; for Bar
rows, 4 l-2c At retail from 1-2 to 10 and &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-15

FOR the cure Of RHEUMATISM Weak Backs, &c. No arti
in the form of specific be found that has afforded
the same amount relief suffering humanity in this country
tn Plaster within the short period since its introduction
to public Thousands who have been relieved from the
excrucang rheumatic pains few hours after their appica
ton will bear decided testimony their favor as can be shown
letters certificates received from parts of the
tfy They are not only remedy for the rheumatism, hut o
affections ohe Kidneys Lame Back, Sides &C., and in fact in
where aers may be used with any prospect success
these will be found to operate Ikea charm.
TIT Psers prepared by dipping fine bloached cotton in
MATERIAL thereby forming basis which renders them much
more than those that SPREAD and sold at the
same price the Poor Mans and other cheap Paste which will
bring them within the reach of all who need few trials in
commun will ensure confidence.
Prcpar and sold by Whemore Essex Con. Also, for
sale by Collins, and Redfed, Monpcer Ellis, and
nodd w Keith Barre; Holden and Miller, Randolph; erck
Sylvester Bethel Richardson, Fish and Miles Royaton VIII
lard and Co. Iaand Geo. Wardner Wndso Walter Brown
Fechvle; Dana, Smell and Co., Perkinsvle and Buck
Sprngfeld Nichols and Watkins, Bellows Falls; Solomon San
ders North Springfield and by agents generally Throughout the
State 4O;Jn.
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The following article copy with pleasure from the Boston
Mercantile Journal March, 1861 and hope any of
readers suffering from any Of the complaints which it
said to cure, they will speed y avail themselves of it,
DIR. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
1t known many years that the wild cherry cf this
clmat possessed valuable medicinal properties Indeed the fact
known to the Aborig ee and detection Of the leaves
bark Of this has been regarded by their physicians
Of The most ecual remedies in many Diseases This fact,
ea years SINCE arrested the attention Of Dr. Wistar highly
spectacle practitioner Virginia He investigated with care thu
healing properties Of the wild cherryteed its effects when ad
mnstered alone, aud when combination with other meda
agents He found that its virtues might be greatly mpo
we'd and by combining with Ingredients whose properties
we'll proved and generally recognised medicine produced
which constitutes remedy of great value in pulmonary affections
and diseases Of the chest and hoa-deases which pOvrb
ally prevalent cities and large towns and often fatal swell
ing the bills of mortality to much greater extent than is the
with most other had almost sad all other classes of diseases
| None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
! For sale by S. P. REDFIELD, Montpelier, Vt.
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LIBER RATION.

THIS may certify that have this day given my
sou CHESTER f. DUTToN, his time, during the remain
der of his minority, and shall pay debts of his con-
tracing, nor claim any of his wages after this date.
ASHLEY II. BUTTON.
Moretown, Sept 22d 1886
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NOTICE.
SupI' ION. och
Morrisville, Oct, 7, 1916.

The Montpelier Temperance Society will hold its
next meeting at the Methodist Chapel, in this village,
on Sunday evening the 18th inst, at o'clock,
+. A. McDOWELL, Secy.
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DYE STUFFS,

STORRs LANGDuNS have received and will SELL very
- low for cash. Logwood, Mic Wood CaIY Wood Nader Fus
tic Coppcras, Alum, Blue Vc OIL Vtro Indigo, Tente
Hooks, Press Papers, Tumerac. Sept. 90
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JOHN P. HALL,

EA9EIO = ABLE zFA-NLt22
&OUrE East corner Of Branch Bridge, State stree
~ Montpelier, VI.
B. Particular attention paid to CUTTING TO
others to make
March, Goth, 1876.
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LIBERATION.

THIS may certify that have this day given my
son Daniel French his time, and shall hereafter clair
Of bis earnings, nor be accountable for any debts
of his contracting after this date.
Waterbury, Oct, 5, 1886 EZRA FRENCH Jr.
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Gaps! Caps!

Nd Youcan find THE CAP you want at Burnam and
hOVS. Eis's Hat Store. We have good Fur Trim
med Caps for 81 cents.
Sept. % 4o:6w
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~1uC l am COnndent tlat
never have such tariff permanently, until the
control of the government is wresed from the hands OF
shareholders, and Freedom, instead of Slavery, becomes
the ruling spirit of the nation.
With sentiments of high respect,
Your obi. Servant,
A. JUDSON ROWELL.