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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-23
DALEEY'S,

THE Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN ENTRAC
TOR the wonder and blessing of the hundred fold cheaper
and superior AL compounds Fame from million tongues
says "neXt Bible priced" Gift cost 500 box
would keep constantly the house, hold as indispensable
bread" palms. othe burns, instantly
stopped by and of bruised swollen, broken strained sung poi
suned cut amed otherwise wounded parts and WITH
our ar ucs broken limbs the PILES
eyes CoNsuMPro inflammation and panuncss of the bowels
indeed internal and external soreness bronchitis and spinal in
lures in truth, whether Man or Beast be suffering like miracle
cures.
The renovatng and bamy influence of this san
alive extending itself INTO con
nen Look into the splendid Mansion the fair daughters
within precincts will say, 1--WE much MAGIC touch >,
footsteps towards the humble cottage and tho ten
mother will It's soothing aids and prudent husband
viii confess he has never lost cows uddcr lamb
pig calf colt, had CALLED houlcrcd his labor nv
hurts strains since he has used it, For vast host of diseases
Tor which THIS mighty salvc pre- nnenty beneficial and for
history OF the iorgeres upon it, pamphlets of Agents If H.
Daley be not written each box cooe ink with pen ID il
posons you buy. ~ " "
9 safe at log Nassau St. door above Ann at Mrs HAYS
1879 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. 49,
Iho genuine IS for sale by the following AGENTS. s. p REprirlp
Montpeherj A. Ceavond Brookfed H. Hobart & Co Wesi
handolpj IT, h AmsWort, Wlamstown; N. G. Hale Chelsea
lIa Post Mills G, W. prlchad Son, Bradford A. r. Ran
croft Flanhcd; NJ Wires, Cambridge; ii. s. Camp Stowe.
LandGn Co, Wisoni Gos lluchns, Waterbury; j. Saw
yer hotolowni eastman & Flint Warren; Waterman & Cndv
N9rsvtle r. smith, Ludlow + Chlds Wimngtnn Briggs
lrec Rocheser r. T. Nevens Royalton Montop p,i5S
water II n Smith, Bethel Ing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-23
Lowell Fam, Brqttleboro,' VI,
0rIs BARDwELL, Walpole, N, H., Stage
GEO. HUNTINGTON, 90 " Proprirta,
Dr.WaIstcd,s RriSk piIls.

% PILLS for 25 cens1he Brisk Pills answer the pupoe nore
~ ccctay than any other pills use, and supecede them nj
together medical virtue and excellence If you doubt this inst
try thent Will cost only % centsand then YOU will be sat
ed. they not what they recommended be- enonce
them They not recommended everything but do
without fear OF contradiction that pills their in reno
wing diseases originating stomach bowels For liver
ectons and bilious Diseases such dumb agc fever and are
mtemtan and remtani evcs the Brisk Pills possess peculiar
properties for their speedy removal From experience
pactcng physician am convinced that equal them
Read what other pills good for and what they will cure and
the Brisk are not superior them ALL then discard them do moi
believe all that is said about sbe p-that never fails Ia
any diseasebu try the Br Pste cheapest pills in se
and then you viii have chance judge of their or demcr
As blood cleanser and purifier the dseaseSys they pe
aps supersede every pill in They quick easy in
their operations giving life and all the torpid organs throw
ing of impure matters or humors leaving the system cen and
healthy This is all that any medicine do notwithstanding
the great show of words and fictitious certificates We are deter
mined let these pills stand upon their reputation win or
All we ask for fair and impartial trial They be taken Il,
old and young at any time with perfect safety They arc am e
cellent medicine for chden having WORMS word the,
possess all the qualities of an aperien pill for family use They
have Cured many diseases which medicine could covc
In concson say do not despair Of until you have tre
the BRISK FILLS for they do possess peculiar properties and VIII
tues Wholesale and retail by J. o. FAY Co., Fulton street
sun Buildings, New York. Also by H. HAISTED No 81 Buff
alo street. Rochester, For sale by X COLLINS Druggist Mont
pelieT W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-23

And the suffering which they undergo woRs' often
breath, picking at the noso grinding the teeth during Sleep
in sleep with fright and screaming, troublesome cough and feers
ness arc among the Prominent symptoms Of the
siIERMiNs WORM LozENGEs
VIII Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms, and
tore perfect health Sister lgnatns Superior Of the Cat d
at Orphan Asylum has added her testimony in their avot he
winch have gone before She States that there are ve
100 children in the Asylum and that they have been in the hal
using Sheman Lozenges and she always found
tended with the most beneficial effects They have been proved
be lntallible IN over AGO. OOO cases;
Influenza Coughs Colds Whoopng Cough 1ghtness ofe Lung
Chest be cured. Rev Darius Anthony very low
e reduced ygo fthe grave by raising good
Mr. Dnba of New York the Rev Mr. De Forest, Evangelist
wife of Erasmus DbbIe ESQ Moava hundreds of others
have been fy2d P9d SSy9 e3r 90pG 52 US
And no medicine has ever been offered to the public which has
taon render the cough easy promote eypoctoaon
cause and produce the most happy and lasting effects
HEADACHE,
Papaon ofhc Heart Of spirits seasickncss Despon
deney PantnesF Ch9c spasms Cramps of the stomach, Sum
rom lree living or night of dissipation, quickly and entirely
siiERMAN's cAMpHoR LozENGEs.
Ihey act speedily and relieve in very short space ome giving
tone and vgor to the SYSTEM and enable person using Them
'' ' RHEtMATsM,
Weak Back pain and weakness in the Breast Back Limbs and
silERMAN's PooR MANS PLHsTE .H'''" "
W men costs only II - cents and IS within the reach of ALL So
not begin to supply the annual demand. 1t acknowledged
the hest Strengthening plaster in the world
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
r sherman Poor Mans Plaster, has his with directions
printed on me back OF the plaster and FAc &c of the
DOCTORS written name under the directions None other gen
me- or to be relied DR. Shemans Warehouse No 100 Mas
sau st. New York. "
lhe Genuine for sale by the following Agents: s. p REpFE1n
nopGner A. Cleavehd Co., Brookhold f. Hobart Co.. w
handophi BE- X AmsWor, Willamsnwn; n G. Hale, Chelsea
D. ira Post Mills; g. W. PrCad SON. Bradfurd A. T. Ban
croft iahheld NJ Wires Cambridge; II. S. Camp, Stowe;
Lahdon Co., Wllston; Goss Ilutclns Naerbury Saw
yg MotetoWn; Cuslman Flint, Warrcn Waterman Cady
aoNHe A. d. LanpSon Co., Brantree; j. r. Smith Ludlow
r. Olds Nllmlngton Briggs & Purd Rochester Il. Neves
Royalton e. r. Moulon Brdgwatcr H. N. Smith. Bethel 30
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-23
Medicine for the Million !!

SEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE LINIMENT,
ENOG the of Rhumasm Gout Sprans Bruises Swcng
Cmmp Numbness, lhmeness Of all kinds Pain side
orons, Weakness of the joints and nerves. Ague
ofnscs Chblans, Fresh Wounds Brns Free zes ali cases
of FIX ERN, INJURY.
There has appeared medicine which possesses the meme
atng and healing power great degree, white the
time, cannot by possibility produce injurious effects Ry its
action the skn it eXCites healthy the blood and
removes the distractions to the NsENsLE PERsPRAToN which
the cause of so much human suffering 1t has complete
e ana may be used with perfect safety
me pe put upon it, being far below other medicines kind
nS ehcay removes every obstacle WHY
you Suer PAM when safe, efCacous cheap medicine
within your reach? = ~ %
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF tIORsESt
This nmcnt is not only beneficial the human system bnt is
the best article that be used for Horses have been CALLED
spned or bruised, and for many other diseases r1rna an OK
c remedy The high character of gentlemen spninr the
following certificate will render it interest WHO may have
occasion to use a medicine of the kind.
9Ihe Undersigned having made Of Sewers Lniment
Horses and hdng 1t to be valuable remedy for moness gals
sprans, Bruises &C. would recommend friends and the
public generally, believing that those who have
remedy for any the diseases which it recommended will
not be disappointed in its effects.
LOWELL Fam, Bratleboro,' w. !
Ors BARDwElr, Walpoe, NH, Stage
GEO. HUNTINGTON, " " Prnprieters
PELETIAH ARMSTRONG, -"
Prepared only by T. SEAyER & Sons Druggists falpoe
Reed, Wing tHtler 81 Chatham Boston, Who Agents
OBsERyEEvery bottle of the genuine will ignaire
T. Seaver & Son ON the inside wrapper.
1'3~ IriCe-25 and 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by s. X. COLLINS, Montpelier; Snwel Aiddlesex
]. C. smson, Waterbury, French Barre; N G. Halo Chelsea
G. b. Pierce Co, Nohded f. Perry, Cabot Peck Spear Bur
neton; Stodard, Ruad and by druggists gene.
rally throughout the state.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-23
HEALTHY FAMILIES.

IEALTIY families are those who the "RESURRECTION
or PERSIAN PILLS" They keep the stomach clean, the liver
ec the blood pure the appetite good, hemnd blant in word
the person healthy Those who have salow yellow
@ may be assured that their liver or less dseased and that
by taking the Persian Pills frequently their skin will become clear
ana r their stomach will be srenghened and they will have
healthy flow OF pure blood which will give the bloom of health
Those who inclined to fever aud dyspepsia cOstveness
or who have an unpleasant in their mouth in the morning,
should use these pills for they cleanse the stomach eecualy
that the breath becomes perfectly Parents and all others
should bear in mind that they ctctua Of the dah
ota No children have been known die of summer complaints
who have used these Pills from other disease
mark tins Tor will blame yourselves your children die
You did not Try the Persian Pills
gaId b,G on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-23
Y n CULTTNo, MQnlprIIcr, Vt.
BALM OF COIITMRIA

Ladies and eenemen will be without the genuine Olddg
cS Balm of Columbia your lair; You may depend upon it
the only article that prevent badness keen
Tree from dandr We have known it
heads ofpcTsuns seventy years OlageCOnsoc Ross refer
enee that WISH those that have perfectly bald
years and have had their hair within months
he and get The genuine with the signature Comstock
on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-23
FRENCH DEplI,ATORy

rms article used for taking osuperauou hair from the face and
neck, is sold for 80 cents per bottle
% All the above for sale by COMSTOCK & ROSS, No. 49,
fremont Row, Bosou-aud in Montpelier by
39Iy s. X COLLINS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
THE LICENSE QUESTION.

Washinton, FEB. 2l.-Thc License ca
scs from Massachusetts and Rhode Island,
have been continued, by order of the Su-
pre- ne Court, ill the next term, which
commences in December next. They will
then be brought up by special privilege,
among the very first business upon the
Calender. You will recollect that the Mlssa-
chusots case was continued from last term,
as the court was so divided that there was
not majority of the whole court voting
either way. AS the decision would define
the Constitutional power Of the States to
make these laws, less than majority Of the
whole was thought insufficient to settle sucl
a grave question. The court finds lscl
now in a worse condition. Judge MKinlcy
continues sick, and Judge Wavnc aud JndgC
Ca;fon are obliged, TO attend Circuit, whicl
would leave three vacancies ON the Bench
instead Of two, as last year. The case wa
to be argued by Senator John Davis am
Mr.. Huntington, both of Massachusetts, 70
the SIa,e--and Mr.. Webster and Mr.. 3. I
llalleu, against the consiiuiionaIity Of tn
! law
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
STREET FIGHT.

a bloody rcncontro took place between
Two editors at Richmond, Va, few days
siacc The following particulars Of tie al.
fair arc given by the Washington corree7on-
dent of the Baltimore American Of Friday:
The parties to it were Mr.. john II. Pleas
ants, late Of the Richmond Wig, and re-
comfy oftho new paper established "A, Rich
mond, and Mr.. Thomas Richie, Jr, son of
the editor Of the Unon. The parties wont
to the field by agreement, armed with sever
al pistols each, anl with swords. They took
their distance aud commenced fring-the
one firing four and the other six shots, each
nearing the other as they fired. The par
ties soon camo in close contact, one Of the
the pistol shots taking effect upon Mr., p
The swords were now used. Nh Ploasnn's
struck blow which injured Mr.. Richie
slightly, as is said, md which is probably true,
as he was in the Rotunda Of the Capitol this
morning, during the session Of the House
| Mr. Richie inflicted heavy blow with "A
small sword, which made a deep cash on tie
abdomen Of his antagonist. 1t is thought he
will not recover. Mr.. Richie came 10 the
city last night, and is now the guest of his "a
thcr. Mr.. p lcasants, it is said, was able to
leave the scene Of this bloody strife in his
own carriage. The immediate causc'of this
ight, 1t is sliI, WAS card in the Richmond
lrpCriror r,r,uOurr irr Dlnacopts -, rou,-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06

questionable claim to all of Oregon, while il
offered to take part Its fury for war without
an effort of preparation, its clamor against
England, while secretly selling of the Tariff
that will not bear the ordeal Of a Senato-
rial debate. Giant hands are there to tear
of the DISCUSSES of this llimsy and false mas
queradc and the people, Jealous of
sinister inirigue-wl cling the more TO the
Tariff when they know that it is torn from
them to be laid at the footsiool Of British ann
bition. The hollow, partial, and deceptive
character of their fettored lree.trade cannot
be concealed from the American people. In
1915, of the thirty.ninc millions received IN
Liverpool from the United States, but little
more than two and half were agricultural
products other than cotton and tobacco -
Does England propose TO let our tobacco en-
ter her ports free of duty, or indeed anything
else which the absolute wants Of her starving
inhabitants do not demand! Our agricutu-
rlsts will soon realize the fact that they
cannot compete successfully with the vicln-
age of Great Britain in the market for bread
stuGs. The Baltic and Mediterranean will
probably unlorscil and exclude us, and if
they do not, will so compete with us as 10
leave a trade less valuable than that which
wc have possessed through the ports Of Cam
ada. Should the Tariff be repealed, and
the present project annihllates protection,
the results must produce in the public mind a
reaction which no administrator, no party
can sustain. The Instruments of British or
ders in council may dig the grave Of the
| Tariff; but let them take heed that they do
not fall into it. Philad ". Imer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
TO TIE POINT.


We find IN the English papers n rcnort of
Il SpectH NIINc ~ LOEu JOdl hNSSeI, al
GI,s,o,r ,,o, , ,,llic ocr,y;,, 90 ,L
~ '' I' '' va ''''
II III January, in which he urrcd, very ably
II ,l A.. -l:-,
anu ei"V"t"tG, t"c cNptUIe"'y o. tulaI
Inc prominent oehcHIS OF sUch s'op, ne
,,or,;oroI tho r,ct ,l,t !, uorll hind Cr,o,
Britain in STRONGER bonds of ami,y with
r,r,ion mowers. and csnccaIlv with the
United States. Unon this point he said:-
rbor. :. or,,ho, ,ly,,,oro which ,5;,,, wo,lI
arse from lhe total abolition of the duucs on the I'M
more closely in The bonds of pence and amliy with
9[een S3'cs and more Gs2eeaiy w3 The Oa'ea
which are at present in dispute; questions If territory
H. W,. as we i"' ''5 o"oT q "i,Ir com, ,
g,p,;snIu1 the government OF Her Majesty and the
c9.s,a, conn, t1a1 aG,", IL sr',rI1Tt, ~, no
prospect g. nirotsse'iaH'd9 'r-nrs a'ising ont efte
import the products Of die United States, cnd ii III.
,,e rg iS 70 Ip , ,e '.g W
l-3I u.s. a1i we SHOULD c' he them-'t an unh2Iow-
| lie results, hen we should see two nadons Of tha
sH5 race ana snfln5- -, l9 same 2mlu,9a united
broken, in The londs Of amy and peace-uned IN a
France and spain, arising out Of mere RELATIONSHIP
of c sa an Gou nuI as 0fs OF one ssea, l2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
TIE TARIFF.

The scheme ofthe Holy Alliance between
Sir Robert Peel and Sir Robert Walker,
cannot be cousummaled without struggle
such as the country has not witnessed for
years; and should the English Ministry and
their cis- Atlantic allies succeed in crushing
for time, the independence of American
industry, the cause will rise, AntHus like the
stronger from the fall. The industry and
interests Of America can never shrink back
into colonial vassalagr, The party that
repeats the Tariff will be itself repealed
Upon such an issue, American against Brit.
ish policy, the secret conspiralors agains
Ameican Independence will be left in thei
lttleness to an obscurity where the micro
scope Of the future historian will never dis
cover them. There are features in the re
cent policy Of the administration, its IN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
FROM VAGzIIlI ITCI.

NAsru>GTov, Feb. % It should no. be /
concealed from the country, that, WliIn few |
dave, there has hean sCrloas Charrc of opinion 1
in the political ne es, and in the iaaHisTa i'm
proper. rs 20 the condition of our relations with |
Great Britain. The confidence which was 80
general At first. as 10 the paci, appearance, and
in winch the official paper INDUCED. even more
oroi,saiiy than its noighbors, is almost entirely /
dissipated--aud calm review of the 1rio'e IN /.
tei,igcnce from the other sGc Of the A'hntic, .
has placed the question in dspgie uppn even
more delicate ground tial It occupied previous
IL. ! IS mauics.ly evident, t0m al tie de-
norstrati Observation-Disclosures the pacific hoy-S
expressed in the Queens address, AID the mrd.
crate lnre Of the speeches of SIR Ruhnr Pee,
Lord John Russell, and others-that England
has taken her determination in role ence To her
alleged righ's in Oregon and that the only
cnmpronljsr to which she W,lj submit, viii be the
i0h PARALLEL as lor Southern Boundary line,
with the ;oint navigation # he Co'un5je. The
Administration may, therefore, prepera for an
adjustment Oh hose conditions, which Mr. Al ms
directed Mr. Ga.laiin to tender to The Bu'ish
Government, or Il may prewre tor mr., which
| lis bauclng p,umGcy had already, to great
! cEtenl, provoked
Mr. .IcIano's iespa'ch,s aG',l no warrant
! Tor favor. .e i.nr~acGs IS to the result u' th's
controversy. On tie contrary. 50 far as their
substance is understood, through those who pos.
sess the lcst means oil knowing, they luchnr 10
an opGnsite direction, and advise an Immed ne
and extensive system Of prcpl:4oon-predicl-
ltol ueon tie indications abroad, alI What lie
considers the purposes at home. lie comedies
that E.r'and is ready and au2.ous TO adjust this
l,suu,c-dut R-r7r XVII consent TO do Il, except
uoon terms Of honorable and mu'u.! surrender.
Taxing il for granted that or government Will
never re 'inql.sh the nav cation OF the Cullmb a,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

On Monday morning last, a sprlgh,ly lit
lie son of Mr.. MARTIN GRIMM, aged five
years, was burned so as to Cause his death ia
about an hour. The mother had slept on,
for a pail Of water, and returning, met her
child at the door enve'oped in flames. By
dashing the water upon him, she succeeded
in exungushing the flames at once, but, alas,
too late. The flesh was literally burned to
a crisp; and, notwithstanding prompt and
shiliul medical appliances, brief hour ter
minated lis suGcgi0gs. The child had left
The bed in its mothers absence, and in at
tempting to reach an apple over the stove.
its night clothes came in contact with tho
fire, and, being Of cotton, lighted up at once
a dsme from which escape was impossible.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
LETTER OF ABBOTT LAWRENCE.

We give up large portion Of our paper
this week 10 the able letter from the Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, of Massachusetts, to the |
Hon. VIM. c. Rvcs, of Virginia. 1t will
be found such vindication of the policy en-
braced in the Tariff Of 1912, that the people
can well afford TO examine its positions, and
see whether they can find their account in
adopting the free trade doctrine of Messrs.
Polk and Walker. Every man who cares a
iarihing for tic substantial and permanent
prosperity of the Country, owes il to himself
to enquire whether ibis is not better secured
by the Tariff doctrines, as developed under
the act 1912, than it could by any posi-
bility be, under the course recommended BY
the Prcsiden, in his message, and followed
up in the report CT the Secretary Of the
I Treasury. We thiak ii is proved, beyond
caviI, in such documents as this letter from
Mr.. Lawrence, and tho speech Of Mr.. Stew
art from Fennsj vania, in the House Of Rep
rescntatives, tina, Tie theories disclosed by
the free trade rclormors, spccious though
they be, are yet full Of lal,acy and danger.
The free traders viii say that al! this appro-
henson about the Tariff, results from aeila-
ton. Be- it so. Who agitatos the subject,
and WHO will be accountable to the people,
if Tie roalhful ilush and activity OF business
which has sprung up under the Tarili now in
operation, shall be checked by the overthrow
of the protecting system! Who are the agi-
tators! Any one who is Interested in arri-
wing at the true policy Of government, wi!
no, need TO be urged 10 examine well tic
practical points made and sustained in this
Letter Of Mr.. Lawrence. Let every reader
satisfy himselrin these matters, and let every
= freeman, whether manufacturer, farmer, me.
chauic or arizln, determine in his own opin.
: ion whether the present condition Of thrift
and enterprise under the existing Tariff, il
or is not better than retHrn to t:at state Of
, general depression wh.chpreyailclin Amos
every department Of business, Jlst pravou
h to the period when the Tariff Of 1912 wen
into operation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.

The CHENrY FAMILY are in The nclghbor
hood, and propose to give an entertainment.
These distinguished votaries of song have
established a worldwide fame; and being
Ncrmonlers, by birth, education and sympa-
thy, should meet cordial reception here
among tie mountains which inspired their
earlier Efforts, and still giyo tone to their
unrivaed performances. We copy the fol-
lowing from the Tribune
1.-THE Cheney Fami'y's Concert nj Brooklyn on
Thursday evening was attended by numerous and
fashionable audience The repeated bursts oiapg,ausa
m! stormy cn"8rcs dIguE the evening w-ge hG Best
evidences of the de'ah Of those who heard thcGl.-
The singers, us family, ar. posse --l ul taa most
extraordinary y9cal powers oirny We lave ever is.
tened to; AMI we are constrained 10 predict for tlcr
\ most brll INIT and successful career. They sing
mostly native, simple songs and ia ye truly IN
81 passed.