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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
Medicine for the Million
nANER,S IOINrT AND NERVE IININIENT

TO the If rheumatism, Gout Sppns, Bruises Sweugs
Cramp NumbnGss amentss OF alt kinds Pain in the side, back
orloms Weakness Of the 10 nts nerves. Ague, ncCk ng
onseCts Chbans Fresh wounds Burns re, ze and all
of Elk INJURY
There appeared medicine which possesses the pene
trang and healing great degree, whe the
tme it cannot by any billy produce injurious effects. By lis
the distractions the NENsGLE PERsrIRA which
the of much human suffering 1t has complete
fire. and may be used with perfect safety mthe ofbums
The p upon it, being far below other medicines Of the kind
ectuay obstacle to its universal Why
will you suffer PAIN when safe, ecucOus and cheap medicine
within your reach?
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES!
This Lnmen only beneficial the human SYSTEM but is
the best article that can be used for Horses that have been CALLED
spraned bruised and for many other diseases requiring
drna remedy. The high Of gentlemen signing
following certificate will render of interest all who may have
occasion to medicine of the kind.
0Jlhe undersigned having made Of Seavers Lmmen f
Horses and finding to be valuable remedy for meness, gals
sprans, bruises &C., would recommend friends and
public generally believing that those who may have
remedy for any the diseases for which it is recommended will
not be disappointed in its effects
Lowell FAIR, Bratleboro,' VT, !
0rrs BARDw ELL, Walpoe, n. H., Stage
GEO. HUNTINGTON " Proprietors
PELETIAH ARMSTRONG, 4"
Prepared only by T. sEAyER Sons druggists, Napoc, N
OnsERvEEvery bottle the genuine will have the ignatue
L. Seaver & Son on the inside wrapper
A(5- Prce-25 and 50 cents per bottle
For sale by g. X COLLINS Montpelier G. T. Stowe MddeseX
G. Stmson Waterbury; o. French Barre; N G. Halo Chelsea
G. D. Pierce Co.. Nohfed; f. Perry, Cabo Peck Spear Bur
mston Soddard Ruand and by merchants and druggists gene
rally throughout the state. 3sly
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Poetry.



TuyE-aErile Of Erin
On the Canada shore, by the strand of Lake Erie,
A poor fugitive slave came at evening to mourn;
His body with labor was languid and weary,
And his soul with deep anguish and sorrow was worm
0! Maryland, Maryland, said the poor slave,
Why did never in thee find grave,
Ere lavished my tears on this wild sportiyc wave;
The sIackles of slavery then might have borne.
But wretcheds the life that is born to subsection,
For brutal Shareholders to labor and groon-
And wretched the country that gives her Protectloh
To wicked Oppressors and tyrants alone
0, America, why do you falsely PRETEND
The oppressed to relieve, and the weak to defend;
WHY do your kind laws to the wealthy EXTEND
While in bondage you'd keep me and heed not my
moan.
ALI ye doomed to thraldom, sad and broken-hearted,
How can ye the bullets of slavery withstand;
How can you from friends and from kndreds be parted,
base wretch to save in a far foreign land,
From your own native valleys and hills far away,
With toll and with sorrow to spend the long day
Nor around you at eve can your dear children play,
Far from you they're abused at the saVe-dVers hand
Alas for the friends have left in OPPRESSION
My wife and my children, for thee must sigh;
You're left in the sordd Shareholders possession,
For him you must live and for him you must die
0 God, why so long does thy mercy delay
To rescue the lambs, the erocious VOLTS prey?
o hasten with speed the life-teling day,
When thy vengeance shall burst like storm from on
high. BINEo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
HEALTHY FAMILIES.

HEALTHY families those who the "REsURRECrIoN
Ii PERSIAN PILLS" They keep the stomach clcan the liver
free the blood pure the appetite good the mind brant in word
the person healthy Those who have saow yellow
be assured that their liver or less diseased and that
taking Persian Pills frequently their skin will become clear
their stomach will be strengthened and they will have
healthy flow of pure blood which will give the bloom of health
Those who inclined to fever and ugue dyspepsia coyness,
who have unpleasant their mouth in the morning,
should these pills for they cleanse the stomach efctay
that the breath becomes perfectly sweet Parents and all others
should bear mind, that they eecuRl of the dnra
No children have been known die of complaints
have used these Pills from the their disease;
mark tins for you Will blame yourselves your children die that
You did try the Persian Pills
Sold by S. X, COLLINS, Montpelier, VT
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
gentlemen, will you be without the genuine odridg
es Balm Columbia your hair You may depend upon
the only article prevent badness and keep head
dandr We have known it to restore hair bald
heads ofperon seventy oageComstock Ross give refer
ence to any wsh those that have been perfectly bald for
vea and had their hair restored within the months
De and gete genuine, with the signature Of Comstock
on it or get none.
FRENCH DEPlLATORY.
This article used for taking uperuous hair from the face and
neck, is sold for 50 cents per bottle,
~ All the above for sale by COMSTOCK ROSS No. 49,
fremont Row, Boston-and in Nonpclierby
39Iy. s. X. COLLINS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11

sleep with fright and screaming troublesome cough and
ishnes are among the Prominent symptoms of the eenc
worms. A timely of
sfIERMAN's WORM LoZENGEs
WIN Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms and
tore to perfect health Sister gnats Superior the Gait lie
Half Orphan Asylum has added her testimony in their favor he
100 children in the Asylum and that they
using ShGrmans Lozcnges and she always found
tended with the most beneficial effects They have been proved
be nfallible in 400 900 cases.
CONSUMPTION,
Influenza Coughs Colds Whoopng Cough ghness of the Lungs
Chest be cured Rev. Darius Anthony was very low from
Consumption Jonathan owarth celebrated Temperance
rcr was reduced to the q the by raising good Rev.
Mr. Dunbar, of New York the Rev Mr. De Forest Evangelist in
Western part of the State Rev. Streete Boston,
have been relieved and cured, by proper use of
SIERMAN'S COUGH IOZENGES;
And medicine has been offered public which
been eecta in the relief of those Diseases which be
recommended with confidence. They alay all itching
aon render the cough easy promote expcoraon the
ause, and produce the most happy and lasting effects.
PptatOn Of the Heart Lowness of Spirits sickness, Despon
deny Fntncss, Cuc SpaSms Cramps of the Stomach Sum
Bowel Complaints also all the distressing symptoms arising
living night of dis spaOn quickly entirely
relieved by using
SlIERMAN's CAMPHOR LOZENGES.
They speedily and relieve very space om giving
and vigo to the SYSTEM and enable person using them,
dergo great mental and bodily fatigue.
RHEUMATlSM
Weak Back pain and weakness in the Breast Back, Limbs
other parts othe body, speedily and ccuy relieved by
SIERNAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
Which costs only u 2 cents, and is within the reach of ALL
great has been the reputation of this article that million will
not begin supply the annual demand acknowledged to
the best Strengthening plaster in the world,
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Dr. Shemans Poor Mans Plaster has his with direction
printed on ' back of the plaster and a1rAo srNtra of tn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11

reclaim him around whom my heart still clIngs,
even in his degradation, and save him from
eternal woe Oh Heavenly Father Oh,
righteous God do believe, help thou my unbe-
lief Bring him back to the path in which. We
once walked happily together, and"
At that moment the door opened, and William
Pemberon rushed into the arms of his kneeling
wife, exclaimng g Oh my suffering angel ldel'
la, your prayer is answered. | have this night
joined the Westinghouse, and there is grace
in Heaven to aid peoor feeble worm, my pledge
shall be kept"
''Amen" fervently responded the bewildered,
weeping wife.
ooh, Idea, can you will you, forgive me
all-my unkndness, my cruelty-and from this
night toward, God being my helper, l will be a
sober man, and will seek to make you happy"
Dear husband, let the past be forgotten"
replied the happy wife, while she cried aloud in
the delirium of her joy: " let US trust in God for
the future"
Agnes, my daughter will you forgive your
fathers unkindness, and pray that may never
depart from my resolution 2"
ooh! my dear father, ever did, and will
always pray for you" said the sobbng girl, as
she threw her arms about her fathers neck and
kissed away his tears.
And father, said Willie, who stood by weep
ing at the strange scene, you will let me love
you and kiss you like l do mother won't
you?
Yes my son, and strive to be worthy of it,
too said the father, as he pressed him to his
bosom.
The wind in its wild careerings that night,
swept not over happier home than the lovely
howell Of William Pemberton.
Five years have passed away, and William
Pemberon, by sobriety and industry has regain
ed his cottage home, and there with his pious
ldela, to whose cheek the rosy hue of health
has returned and their children, he is spending
his days in quletude and devotion.
is your husband dtunkard! Be gentle will
him and pray for him. Are you drunkard
or moderate drinker! Remember the wife o
your bosom, the children of your love, and the
soul you possess, which is of ncaculable worth
May God bless this narrative to your good
columbia, Tenn. ApWL ID, 1916
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
From the Emancipator.
TOrrcy.
The Herald Cmpse.--Judges, rir: 80

wv lSN'
When Gbeall's heartess libertncs
Outraged their Levito guest,
Thus adding to their fearful sins
What darkened all the rest
All Israel from their slumbers woke,
Through vale and hill loud voices broke;
Incensed and shamed, steel-fanked flood
Sought dire revenge in streams of blood.
Why start ye, sons of Asher? Why
Is terror seen in every eye,
AS Ramah's street, and Rehobs gate
Tell the dismembered victims fate?
Manasseh--why that deep lament
Der Horrs wild cliffs so swiftly sent,
Till echoing down fast Merom's waves,
1t swells again from Gllead's caves?
Through Reuben, Simeon, Ephraim, Dan,
The "tom-limb bearing" herald ran;
Wailings were heard in Napthali,
Through Zebulon the tdnes fly;
A troop from Cad cross Jazer's stream,
In ls5acher the lances gleam
Thy lion, Judah, tears the ground,
And roars his rage to tribes around
From Gibeah flesh and bones were sent,
Crying, "Reuenge" where'er it wcnt
A corpse The Pilgrim soil nor ,oams!
1t cries "Forgive" whereer it comes
"But while my murderers are forgiven,
For slayes--for masters-look to Heaven"
Ye sons of Freedom! Come to view:
This herald--cQ0fn cIad,-
Released at last, he comes to you.
Hush Listen to the dead
He tells of souls whose short career
On earth is filled with pain and fear;
While on their limbs the letters clink,
Yet of release they must not think;
And he who dares their rescue seek,
In prison must atonement make.
He tells us of torturng rack
Designed, not bones but hearts to break
And whose firm grasp not only binds
One victim,-but all living friends
A victim he, yet not alone
Wife, children, must with him atone,
For doing deeds of love for those
Whom pity never could refuse.
She-hoping-but to be deceived
That his hard fate would be repreved
They-trusting that fathers smile
Would yet their tedious hours beguile;
At distance from his dying bed,
Though hopes and torturing fears are led.
He-anguished that his babes and wife,
Are absent, pines away his life
See See 1t comes That Corpse is near
Haste, Freemen Stand beneath the bier
Let patriots bear Patriots DUST
Remembering that 81 AM" is Just.
His Herald Corpse from Slavery comes
1t cries, "Set free" where'er it roans
1t shows us, that if men delay
God rules,-HE WILL PROVIDE WAY.
Freemen,-to the bar God
That delivered" one has fed =
God his story there will hear;
Free the SIave,-o justice fear!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
Liberation.

FlHIS may certify that have this day given to my son
Charles H. Lasell, his time during the remainder of
his minority, and shall neither claim his earnings, nor
pay any debts of his contracting after this date.
JAMES LASEI.L.
Tuubridge, April goth ls46. % aw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
F. BROWN IS
SARSAP AND TOMATO
BTTT ERS,

pUTHN FEN n FP q
D ~ - o
Prepared from the Pure EGlrGct Of Spanish SdT-
saDariLLa nnd Entract of Tomato bV an eniirelgl
Nf ~ w - II. ..'L.G .Iao.,o.yL III
1VelC Process, t0HicA ensures We 0Hote S"e"sW y
these most Uaiuable MEDICINES. -
= 'e'e a,e co"'eo'e% wI''' '''
oWeFs % Me most Uatua0te
M ~ ~ ;aJ IL aonroro5 b,,
Inc rccetpI mas 0ee9 eGaMme" an" "PP'"O'" "
nIny OF the trSt PhyStctdHS
0pSsons g. ppo,.rVSs sApsApARTTIA and TOMATO
BiTTERs often ectng cures of long standing and chronic
diseases n ali ot ar medicines have failed TO give relief
t T m in which il made is the genuine Spanish
article muoed from the BAY of Honduras by me- expressly for this
m,rnose ''''' '
2 The virtues are y an entire new process which in
sres the whole streneth ofte root without evaporation
3D. There more strength of the real Spanish Sasapaa in
bottle of Browns saapaa and Tomato Bttes than there is in
dozen bottles Of ordinary syrup, or extract.
4h When mixed with eAmd of Tomatoes makes one
U 5 5 ,ssL ANU ot h p',s M u ll s o' it
very valuable in nlIbIIions c0mplnins
5h taken large Doses operates very thoroughly on the
bowels without weakening he system
9Th when used in small doses operates particularly the
blood and whole SYSTEM creates Appetite the ston
ac assists DIGESTION aud fac the whole deb1iated
system.
many When taken cOveness leave the patient Ike
by us medicines more costve than they before but
1t ing it short me it effects perfect and lasting cure
only requires give short trial to prove that all we
IT'S true There cannot be too nnch said IN us la ,, ,
MATO BTTTERs proof of its efficacy. is now about
three years since was first offered to the public although mas
been used by one of our most distinguished physicians Tor many
years in private practice since which the sale has steadily creas
ed and has been sent for from all parts OF the country where II
was never advertised but persons al sea "
II mas been shipped to loegn pors any ona ready Se ~ d"
zone would seem 10 D. PROOF enouel o. ~ uiIy. u and
How many medicines there are advertised when never SELL ana
soon go down. ana are forgotten now uherght Is "t s ~
mus READY sac wllgte ns never p1em @ ] ~ " ~
continues to increase IN a places as Incomes known
BE NOI DECElf I'D
Always remember fyou wish give Browns saapala and
Tomato Bters tra to sec that his name Is signed in fail ON the
Directions to counterfeit which would be forgery
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
wish TO impress particularly temnds of those that are ou
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
SARgSAPAt&H1.EA.


seori r'''' '' "' Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cutaneons Diseases,
letters, Scdll cruytiouS Of the skin,
Pains and swellngs If the bdy,
bne'' liver @lu-cih us,
ana 0 diseases rom an hr st2a OF inc blood, exposure
me Shrsal can " uphued upon ~ e E ne as being as
ondSihE en3I III tn country Ut Eur Pc Feop can aVai them
selves or moi Just as tey please III using sarsala Tins puu
lar at the Hn ce nttl 10" price Of % cents p'rbGtf
ga hy Com,"rE Ko' No. " fremont Row. Boston and by
S'k' Collins Montpelier
BLESSING TO MANKIND
CoyVEI rs Al ACtt,At AN r>trp tC1rGp
This t,not Ilnl,mg sn,s is nj noy ia5 h. III 80 h, mead
r., h., ,h, ,rr nrt,rI ,r .,' "1i1 ~, no.,
~ Nv, 6r rytr nI MIN and nv .,, ,6a -; an nv
~ 9 III; .r"r o"i m +,ic c' i,, " T." eeG wy
I!arn n.r It, OH Sores rros,n.,,.
t S, Rr";sSs ' ThS2sP"'"S
St Pi gUrSi, T Ti
Eruptions Sore Eyes, Piles
ChIhlains Cold in Wounds, Tender Feet,
cures eyes cancers frequently removing them with
pain or agony speedily inflammation reduces swell
gs savc should be without. The following renar-
e case was furnished quite recently and hundreds Of others
equally wonderful (nany 500 might added but for
want Of room we leave them out
child nephew mine, stepped into vessel of
bong water and scaled leg up the knee when Connels
Pain Extractor from applied which almost instant
gave relief little sufferer, and entirely it, Al
So child Of my own burned is hama severely and used this
nnr cui no he induced 10 do without il link tyer cmv
shonld ALWAYS keen il on hand in case of such accidents
~ N' ~ II ADAMS Pastor Of Trinity Chmrcl
' 400 " Songar,a. NJ v
Sold nv Comsoc & Ross M 10 fremont Row Boston and Inv
: X Coilins NontnrIirr " ~ '' go -
~ Nott.-1 =, ~ W. ~, ~ n1,c,, NX,oDo,c,,,
NORnlo w Oh MO )! w Oh MOL!
kOLMSTOCkS NEEMlFuGE.
This remedy for Worms of the most extraordinary
used. etlectuay eadicaes worms OF all Sorts from children
and adults.
Some other assigned fUrthe sickness until late
the true
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
READ TIE FOLLOWING, AS IT Is IMPOR-
TANT TO ALL,

Extract ofa Letter delivered by Dr. BENNETT before the Medical
College of Lake Erie touching the valuable medical qualities of the
extract ofTOMATOES.
Dr. Bennett Of The powerful alternatives of the
terra medical and in all affections of the Liver and other organs
where caOme Indicated is probably the best medicinal agent
known the medical profession When used concentrated state
il remedy for
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
SENATE,


Saturday, Jan. 24M.-A bill supplement
tary to an act for cutting canal from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to the Delaware
Bay, was passed.
Monday.-The President presented re-
port from the President and Directors oil
the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
Company.
Mr.. MATTHEW'S obtained leave to report
bill supplementary to an act empowering
the county court to extend the time OF
sheriffs and collectors.
Mr. MoOREs submitted a preamble and
resolutions asking an appropriation from
Congress to improve the navigation at Havre
de Grace; which were passed.
Mr. BLACKSTONE presented memorial
from the ST. Mary's Female Academy.
IWeSday.-This was the day fixed for
the consideration of the biennial session bill;
it was, however, temporarily laid on the
table.
Wednesday.-A bill was passed TO au-
thorize the commissioners of Charles coun-
ty to levy sum of money to repair the
court house of said county.
A resolution TO refund to the banks of
Baltimore certain taxes paid by them under
the law declared to have been unconstitu-
tional, was passed.
1hursday.-Dr. PHELPS called up the
bill reported by him, providing for biennial
sessions of the Legislature. 1t was passed
by a vote of II to 5.
Leave was obtained to report bill sup
Elementary to an act Of 1901. ch. 63, relat-
ing to the inspection Of tobacco.
Friday.-A resolution was passed urging
the Senators and Representatives from this
State in Congress to procure an apr opra-
ton for the erection Of suitable Notifications
at St. Mary's and at some convenient point
on the PatuXent river
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

At meeting of the members Of the Bal
timore Bar, held in the County Court room
on Friday last, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the propriety Of an eff
fort to have the Court of Appeals and the
High Court of Chancery removed from An
napolis to Baltimore, JNo. GLENN, Esq,
was invited to the chair, and VIM. H. NORRIS,
Esq, appointed secretary.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. TAI
BoTT, in substance, that the Chair appoint
Committee of five to prepare a memorial to
the Legislature praying such an alteration
in the Constitution as will operate 70 change
the location of these Courts TO the City of
Baltimore. After discussion, the resolution
was carried, and the Chair appointed John
V. L. McMahon, VIM. A. Talbot, VIM. H.
Collins, VIM. Schley and David Stewart,
Esqr's, the committee.
A resolution was adopted, that when the
memorial shall be prepared, it be sent to
the Bars Of the neighboring counties for
signatures.
The Chair appointed Geo. r. Richard
son, John EeIson and VIM. f. Frick, Esqr's,
a committee to present said memorial to the
Legislature when it shall be ready for their
action.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

that the officers of the Somers had gone to
his assistance and if he had in fact been
refused safe escort by the Mexican Go
vernment, nothing can be more reasonable
or probable than that our naval officers
within reach of his call should resolve not
to leave him to the perils of the journey
alone. Letters of the 18th, however, only
make mention of the fact that Mr.. Slldell
had demanded his passports, shaving failed
on the objects of his mission"
The. Picayune also contains the follow
ing with regard to Mr.. Slidell:
A letter dated the 9th from Vera Cruz
says, that up to that date Mr.. SIidell had
not demanded Of the new government any
recognition of his official capacity, but the
popular belief was that such recognition
would be refused. Another letter dated the
18th says: "Mr. Slidell has demanded his
passports, having failed in the object of his
mission" This appears to us the more pro-
bable version. The Mexican papers before
us say nothing on the subject.
A private letter from French gentleman
in Vera Cruz, says that Gen. Paroles con-
tlnues reforming the former administration,
by removing every one whose reputation is
at all equivocal. The letter adds: off he
will follow up this course, he has it in his
power to make reform very useful to the
country"
Nothing is said in the papers in relation
Ito the feelings of Paroles towards this
country, but verbally we learn that he is
very hostile.
The latest dates from New Orleans which
the Vera Cruz editors had received were to
the 29th n November. They infer from them.
somewhat strangely, that the Cabinet at
Washington was somewhat alarmed at the
'menacng aspect of our relations with Eng
land, and inclined to recede from its ex-
IRENE pretentions in regald to Texas-so
far even as to restore the new State to Mex
leo. A "hattering unction?"
Grave complaints are made in commu-
nication from General Mejia, of the 30th
November, that there are numerous Mexi,
cans regularly engaged in furnishing the A
|merican troops at Corpus Christi with sup
plies.
OF the $4,000 in the National Treasury
the day that the capital declared for Paroles
$4,000 was ordered by Herrera to be sen
to the army Of the north. Whether it was
so sent appears doubtful.
The city Of Mexico remains perfectly
tranquil, and all precautionary measures
against counter revolution have been dis,
continued.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

FROM VAN DIEMAN's LAND-Dreadtul
.Shipvreck-414 HUes zost-The Melbourne
Herald, of the 18th September, gives the
following particulars Of one of the most
horrible shipwrecks on record, by which
4l5 lives were lost:
The Cataraqui, Capt G. w. Finlay, (emi-
grant ship of 500 tons) sailed from Liver
pool on the Goth April, with 500 emigrants,
and crew, including two doctors, of forty
six souls. The emigrants were principally
from Bedfordshire, Staffordshire, Y orkshire,
and Nottinghamshire. About 100 of the
passengers were married, with families, and
in all 70 children. Nothing occurred wor-
thy of notice until the 18th of August, on
which day the ship went ashore in a vio-
lent gale, on a reef, situated on the west
coast of Kings Island, at the entrance of
Bass Straits The ship filled in few hours.
and during the night scene of horror was
exhibited without parallel. Before morn
ing but 80 of the company were alive, the
res: having been swept into eternity by the
waves. Out of the whole crew only nine
were saved