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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02
LamOiITc Wooden Factory

THE Subscriber would respectfully nrmth inhabitants Of la
noble County, and the public generally, that he has erected
large factory Building and fitting up the at the
slower Cadys Falls in Mosown for the purpose of
uCtorng wool into cloth for domestic and the will b
ready into operation in few days The establishment will
be throughout and furnished with the latest and ap
proved machinery and he pledges himself satisfy customers
if strict attention. good workmanship and thorough going business
habits will suffice.
The terms OF working Wool will be by the yard Shares
the parties may agree.
Having for the last twenty three years been extensively engaged
Carder and Cloth Dresser and enjoyed the confidence ohe
public in those branches, he with confidence offers his
vices generous public Manufacturer, and acrs himself
that he shall deserving share of patronage Past
gratefully acknowledged and gratefully received by
the Pubcs Humble Servant.
JOHN COOK
Morristown, July 70, 1877. %
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HERVY sPALMENG
UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently of the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea,
takes opportunity inform the public that he has rented
Union House. and has been thoroughly repaired from bottom
top furnished with FuntuTe and he pledges himself
spare pains in having well kept He has been at great
peue getting the large and commodous House In order to re-
ceve the rush oparonage which this House worthy and capa
bic of accommodating.
RELYING upon his experience in the business of keeping Public
House. he hopes to satisfy public of what he has said Of his
House Without further comments call and see and much obge
LEVI BOUTWELL,,
Montpelier, Sept 10, 1916
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02
II has PertecLlu Cured Me.

Philadelphia December 1887,
To Dr. d. Jayne-Dea sThe astonishing effects If your val
liable Xpecoan on my neighbour Rev. Mr.. Rushing made
favorable imp esson my mind that after consulting with
several OF my friends and learning that regular prac-
oher OF incidence called and purchased haa
Ties and told lived to take them, you should have good
report from me- am alive and well this day. thanks
full God and your Expeoran and now come forward cheey
to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long had been sufferer from the
effects OF hard dry cough, pain in the breast difficulty
Dreahng the last five of which, chi and ves every spring
ana al added to my misery was mere skee
o WIN the greatest difficulty only could get up and down
as my appetite was and strength has far failed me
ha my friends were persuaded could survive many weeks
9bthed relief Indeed sir, my situation perfect
se9ne to myself and so distressing others felt viii
h luz 70 9e, whenever should please the to take me
ul heard of your medicine, and relief came Before
o d one bottle experienced mitigation of all my symp-
a ~ my great Joy found in the continued Of il the
happest relief In Short sir has perfectly cured meond
can truly say, have no desire % be better - ~
WITH everlasting gratitude am, dear sir your friend
MARY GILL,
Corner of Rose street alA Germantown Road Philadelphia
For sale BY $. ?. Rsddela, Montpelier 3S-3S
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WHERE this all powerful andoe is hand Cholera, Dysen-
w terry, Chronic Diarrhga longer TO De seriously
feared, looked upon with terror, this Cordial VIII most
assuredy the disease in the course OF very lew hou
taken at the very commencement.
has before than sixteen years. ana
the first article made known the public as an immediate
and perfect remedy for these complaints has been thoroughly
tested in climate and its effect has where proved the
SURE TO CURE where the disease has advanced To
opium mineral substances any thing that is in the least in
furious the constitution.
Cholera and Common Cholera MOrbltS.
This cordial Immediately checks the vomiting the pains,
stops the darhRa and the bowels perfectly regular
and healthy however the attack may be- however
the patient may have become invariably restores.
The SeUereSt Gases Of DySentery
are Immediately cOunteracted the pains aayed the bowels
are healed and unfequeny become perfectly regulated and
restored in the short space of ten or twelve hours.
Chronic DiGlThGd,
Either in children adults of months continuance,
most readily with this Cordial Notwithstanding they may be
reduced skeleton, Immediately strengthens and short
y restores them to perfect health.
Cholera Infuntlm
saved the lives of many thousand children when reduced
to deaths by this complaint 1t gives them immediate relief
and they very recover.
Sea Sickness
1t is pleasant and desirable remedy for sea sickness
checks the vomiting and readily restores the patient
invariably checks vomiting produced from cause whatever
Children that are Ieething,
Incning DarhGa, should always be provided with TIM
medicine it will keep the bowels regulated and keep of IN
Canker is wholesome Safe and pleasant to the taste and chill
fond of, and will takeit without trouble or dislike
General Debility and Dyspepsia.
the stomach and bowels and prevents the food from pressing
distressing the stomach
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02

CAUTION Beware Of those impositOns which daily palm
ed upon public bearing the my article, which Cho
era Norbus Dyesnery DarhGa Cordial which they
borowed also, they have copied my advertisements and pref
atory addresses which for many years placed before the
off their worthless articles the expense of the epu
ton of this original and most popular medicine that ever came be
fore the public
Be that you obtain Mrs f. KIDDER'S Cholera Mobus
Dysentey Dmrrhna Cora and you will the only true
and original article which been held in the highest cs
nation by the public throughout the whole country.
put bottles holding nearly quart intended for family
use, and sold dollar bottle.
Sold by Mrs Kdder 100 Court street. Boston, who the in
yento proprietor Druggists and apotecares supplied
AS 1OrmerlN in large smnl quantities. 3-3In
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02

0O0O BOTTLES Fresh Congress Water, for
AOOO sale by the Box or Bottle at the Druggist
Store of S. K. COLLINS.
July H.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02
Il, Wards Cash Shop.

NOTICE. The subscriber informs the public that he
" still carries on the Manufacture of
MEWD@E- E1<@yMNGDGDmA
at 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, wARRANTEp
good as can be found For further assurances just
give us trial Those who have had them speak for
themselves.
N. B. Cast Steel NAIL HAMMERS, ADJ, STRIK
ING HAMMERS, Hammers for Drilling and Splitting
Sytone and Elliptic SPRINGS. (40w9) II, WARD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02
IN LOTS!
Clothing, Furnishing and
PIECE GOODS,
In Lots or at Retail

CITY OF BOSTON
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
Monday May "a, ls47. }
Ordered That due be given to George W. Simmons, and
all Others propreto owners occuper tenants and esees of
the estate known SOAK Hail. Ann street, remove and
be taken away much Of the building now projecting
over the line of Ann street. established by this Board by an
widening said Ann Street. the same to be remov
ed under the direction of the for laying out and widen
ing streets, true copy,-attest, - - ,
Signed, s. f. McCLEARH, CITY Clerk.
consequence of the notice being served on me- and
not having convenient place to store entire stock OF Goods
nmO To of
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Ao Ia n1AlAo
DRAPER and TAILOR.

MOST respectfully gives notice that he has returned from New
York with the Latest French and English Fashions for Cutting
and Making Garments.
Tail and Taloesses wishing for information in the
Cutting garments receive instruction reasonable
Talors Squares Measures Drilled Eyed Needles of superior
quality for sale All Garments made his shop short notice in
the most fashionable style Garments Cut for others make
and warranted 70 III. 6;tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02
1926, 900 worth of New Spring Goods,
il will be closed up forthwith at the following extreme low prices.
Thin Clothing for Gentlemen.

It'll ~IOtIIIIIo AOI NNIIUIO41NH'
lo-57s3 pure Linen Goats, price from 81 90 to rs
A lot-3lS0 Bingham and Drilling Goats, SOC to 100
Ao225 Croton Cloth and Drah de Nenours Coats 800
lo-5OO Thin Summer Tweed and Alpaca Coats 500
A lot-872O assorted Thin Pants, so to $50
A lo 5000 linen alpaca and worsed pants O0to 800
Io-53e0 pairs Cashmere and Doeskin Pants 50 to 90
A lot-7GS0 Pattern Vests, very beautiful SOC to 90
lo--3000 rich Satin Embroidered Vests, 90 to 300
lot-2OOO Bombazne and plain Vests, 80 to $50
A ot-3O0O pure white Linen Jackets, sc to l %
A lo-32S0 Brown {" soc to 90
A ot-2GOO Check Plaid I" 75c to l 90
BroadclOth Dress and FrOck Coats,
Many ofthem made order and not called for
o-l5OO super Broad Cloth Dress Coats Sc 90 to 10 90
A lo-2O00 . Frock Goats, 10 90 to - 90
ut-5O00 super arlington silk and wool Coats az so
A ot--3l50 Tveede Office Goats, 9 so to 3 SO
Io-I5OO assorted do different styles 3 O0to so
A ot-25lO Codrington Business Coas so to 8 on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02

SYSTEM
These pills consigned Local General Agents ONLY and
travelling pedes carry them sell The proprietor sper-
tends the manufacturing of them and them free from
minerals. Each box contains 3O-suld at 25cs per
The proprietor hl such confidence in these pills that he would
say all persons who purchase them that taking one
two doses in accordance with directions they should
satisfied with hem the money will be refunded, the charge
cancelled, by returning the box useHhe condition,
remainder of the pills Agents selling them requested
form to this rule.
for general hand should without them Com
mova Of diseases already referred TO- they may be taken at any
time when evacuation of the bowels desired particular
care being required Those taking them may eat aud drink
usual and it necessary Immediately AFTER. mild and
thorough evacuant of the amnary canal producing little
sickness in the stomach and hardly any pain bowels they
are unequaed by any thing the kind before the public
Directions for using them.
THE DOSE-The oldnary dose for adult is from two to
SIX pills regulating the dose according the age and habits of the
patient bearing in mind alway the skr the patient the larger
and frequent the Dose until thorough discharges are produc
ed The hest time to take them retiring bed at night In
n1amo cases, attended with much pain, from four pills
every six or eight hours should be taken until cahac effect is
obtained.
As AN APERIENT-When taken merely to purge the bowels
from two sufficient Should they not operate freely in
ten twelve hours increase the following night from one to three
pills they will then be purge Those who are cos
tive and still apparently well every respect should occa
slonay take full DOSE followed with three every othe
night to produce constant action upon the liver and bowels
* For further particulars in relation these pills see pam
pets sold in this village by Messrs REDFEID and COLLINS
81: Gm.
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Mrs. e. Kidder's

Dysent cry Q or d at,
An immediate and perfect cure for Cholera Morbus
Dysenteuy, Dearrhea, Summer Comp laints Of chill
dren, Sea-sickness, General Debility, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-02
BOnnetS and FVOaUerS.
RARE CHANCE

THIS day received by Express reduced prices for sale by
June IA STORRS & LANGDON
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-22
TO THE EDITORS.

Messrs. GALES 81 SEAToS Permit me avail myself Of
your columns which have been freely thrown open to discus
Of the discovery and Of the orbit Of the planet Nep
tune make known to the public complete confirmation
Of the rediscovery of it, for the date of May TO- 1885,
missing in the Historic Celeste Franeaise made by
the second day of February last This announced
to the public in the Union Of February g.. by Lieut. MAURY
Superintendent of the Washington Observatory, in letter.
dated February 9Th, addressed the Secretary of the Navy
full of the steps which led il has alrea
dy appeared in your paper OF April Is.
The only circumstance that then caused the least doubt Of
the certainty of the discovery a colon placed against the
published entry in the Historic Celeste indicating that the
stars place might be doubtful the amount of five minutes
1t appears from the European journals received by the last
steamer and by private letters that the discovery
made at Altoona by the assistant observer, Dr. PErRRsEN,
time in March last, (more than month after the date
of mine The two announcements from Washington and
Altoona reached LEvERRIER at Paris the time In
his communication the French Academy speaks of the
discovery idef ingeeue AS might have been
peced the precious depository the manuscripts Of LALANDE
examined when wonder added to the list
of strange events in the history of Neptune LaLASDE OBJ
served the star twice, viz the 9Th and 10th May, 1895
As the entries did agree he suppressed the former and
in his printed book marked the latter doubtful Had La
sDE, comparing the entries and peceivng the discre-
S"uiSo
sued at the Washington Observatory of promptly resorng
to third observation to solve the mystery the most brilliant
discovery in the history Of the world would have been
served for LEvERRIER ADAMS There is no doubt
full mark in the original manuscripts and there should be
none; for two better observations LlLANDE never made.
subon the entries they quoted from the manuscript
Clock time Of transit Zenith DIST
May 8, 1885, star rs mag 4h. I'm. &c. IS 600 s. TT
May 10, 1885, star 7.s mag l4h lin. 23 S. 6O0 Y 1917
Two days motion retrograde l3s., north So"
These observations after being corrected for the of
clock and quadrant and referred to the equinox Of jan
uary !, ls47, give the planets place.
May g. 1895, RIA. ldh. l4m a. los s. dec lo 81 56.4"
May TO- 1895, A. l4h. I4m. 80 Ids s. dec llo 34 Oh ~
Two days motion retrograde; IL 96s., north SO. 3"
The actual motion in the interval according to my
ephemers of Neptune for May, 1895, rograde r. 1885,
north 62."s.
Here, them is the key to the mystery The doubtful
(now no longer SOY Neptune. The observations
give for the 9th of May 1885, normal place of the planet
which restores ytwo years of observations and enables US
to perfect its theory quote from the report of Lieutenant
MAuRr, of February 9Th, my elements iii of Neptune,
computed the 9th and reported to him. append also
Elements v, completed by me on the I'd of May.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-22
LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ.

Our friend and correspondent at New Orleans
l.. Day, from Vera Cruz on the 9th, bringing among
her passengers Gen. Pillow and Col. May, the
latter having got on board at Brasos.
The city Of Puebla had sent deputation to Gen.
ScoTT, and will make no resistance to his occupa-
ton of that place.
Arrangements had been made to defend the capt.
tai, but after Gen. PmLow was on board at Vera
Cruz he received message from shore stating that
an express had arrived with intelligence that the
Mexican Government had abandoned the capital,
taking with it the archives, and that the citizens
had sent deputaton to Gen. ScoTT to advance
and afford them protection.
Proclamations were being circulated by the Mex
leans calling for the organization of guerilla regl-
ments, which plan of warfare was to be adopted on
an extensive scale.
In consequence of sickness, death, and loss in
battle, it is said that Gen. SCOTT will not have left
in his army more than about 5000 effective men,
after the return of the volunteers whose time shortly
expires, and whom Gen. Pillow states will return
almost to man. Of the seven regiments he says
not company will remain.
SANTA Annals army was entirely Dispersed and
he, wholly without power and influence, was seek
ing to leave his country.
Gen. TAYLOR remained at Monterey. and the
main body Of his army at Buena Vista, without any
prospect Of an immediate advance. All the new
troops recently intended for him were, under new
order, to be sent to Vera Cruz.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE pIcArusE.

In CAMr MAR MoSTEREr, APRIL %.
brought late mail from the States, and among it number
of communications for Gen Taylor from the War Depart
ment. If the dit is here the Department has not
condescendd 10 take The slightest notice Of the Generals
communications for many months.
fear there is not much, if any, prospect Of onward
movement there force adequate such
derakng The time Of nearly all the twelve months voun-
eers will expire very shortly and unless they should desire
stay beyond their time for the purpose of going to San
Luis, and which is not likely they will do there no pros
pect of speedy Now is the very when the
most vigorous should be pushed and unforu
nate that Gen Taylor has been left without adequate means
TO operate effectively.
Accounts have been received here from San Luis
the 9TH instant and they represent the Mexican army
tely broken up and disheaened well the people Mr.
Freeman, intelligent American, who has lived in San Luis
for number of years. arrived yesterday from that place He
states with the greatest confidence that than 900
Of Santa Annals army engaged Bucna Vista reached San
Luis Hundreds deserted the march, and hundreds died
the road left sick and wounded He says that the
entire length of the road presents sad eauregaves
every sde unbred bodies sick and broken down soldiers
1t all the ranchos and every other evidence Of routed dis
spirited, starved and broken down army Is be supposed
hat Mexico raise another army of such strength
IN this region it is the unanimous opinion that she
,rng such another army into the field during this
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GAZING IN OF THE LEvEE IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY 10, is47.

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 10, ls47
Tar CREyAssE We regret state that a
ed in the evee at Algers opposite the city, Saturday
about o'clock. 1t occasoned by landslide, in which
thirty forty feet Of the levee at first included, bu
which rapidly extended and when it. late in the at
ternoon hundred and twenty to hundred and
fifty feet wide The river unfortunately, is extremely high,
and the country in the from to eight feet lower than
the surface of the the food consequently, rushes
through with the velocity Of mill tail The and coun-
try around already covered with water, and there is
least three feet on the track
The old hull Of large steamboat full of water, had been
placed the aperture but without any good effect
close down by her inner sde where the evee existed in the
morning. there hundred feet WATER and the current Of
course under the bottom Of the boat without any in
errupion.
This crevasse il not checked, will probably overflow
large portion Of the plantations below the city down TO the
English Turn, and also those at Baratara The only
lar outlet for the water will be Bayou Baatara which of IL
self will be unable disgorge without overlooking its banks
and flooding at least all the lower portions Of the plantations
all of which believe are, with exception, unprotected
by private evees in the Of their cultivated ground II is
possible that the very low grounds which exist to large
through that district of country may enae the water to
work its way into Lake Ourcha and Little Lake. and to
the ocean, without rising high food the whole surface
of the country We sincerely hope, though have not
much confidence, that this will be the case.-Buletin
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

The brig Mary, Ann Jones arrived yesterday from
Havana, having sailed on the I'd instant.
From Central America news had been received
by one or two arrivals, and of some importance.
President CABRERA has Withdrawn Guatemala alto
gether from the Confederation of Central America,
and declared her a separate and independent Re-
public. The States of Salvador and Nicaragua are
laborng to effect political union the plan it is
said, Of our own Union. Commissioners have
been appointed from both States, who are to meet
at the port of La Union, in the bay Of Conchagua,
to endeavor to effect the desirable event. mani
festo appears from Gen. Carrera assigning reasons
for Withdrawing from any more attempts of this
kind. 1t is an able document, but quite too long
for US. He evidently is jealous of designs which
he suspects the United States entertain Of obtain
ing command of the Isthmus at some point, and
alludes quite pointedly to designs Of conquest
in that direction.
All Central America appears to be quiet. Costa
RIGA, 1t is thought, will follow the example of
Guatemala, and declare herself independent.
PicaUlne
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IRON BaLT7MoRE nm THE NORTH.
BALTIMORE, May 2I-5 p. M.

BALTIMORE, May 2I-5 p. M.
The Annual Convention of the Episcopal Church of the
Diocese Of Maryland will its session in ST Pauls
Church on "Wednesday, the 29th instant large number
OF delegates expected be in attendance among
many distinguished Dynes
During the past week fourteen vessels have cleared from
this port taking to England, Ireland and France follow
ing aggregate amount Of beadsufs, viz 2l579 barrels
-four, 1921 barrels meal 30 270 bushels wheat and
$3.50 bushels white and yellow corn, besides considerable
beet, pork and other provisions The receipts Of -four Tor
the past week in all barrels and . 600 bbs corn
meal The shipments of -four and grain now exceed the re-
cepts considerably There less than twentyour yes
sells waiting reghs of bresduifs for the ports
Holders Of flour this morning firm in asking SO for
Howard street, at which figure small sales took place
sale of zoe barrels is reported this afternoon at 1878,
decline but the general asking price for Howard street. City
Mills and Susquehanna is So Small sales of meal
S525.
Sales Of prime Pennsyvan red wheat 2O2 eos
white do. is worth 10 l5 Maryland red wheat good
prince 1875 202 Sales of white corn at lO2 lO3 and Of
yellow do. los 1906 Oats co. rye worth lis clover
seed rs.
Provisions in fair request Large sales baconsdes a 81
cents hams 10; lard a 10. Beef cattle s4 l24 per
100 pounds gross hogs $3.50 81.
Whskey is selling at 33 a "a cents per gallon Nothing
doing in wool washed is dull at 20 % cents.
The recspts Of tobacco very light The dry weather
against packing Stock hand much reduced and
sales have been making advance All grades find pretty
ready SALE That which could not be sold time ago
finds purchasers The following quotations present
embrace the range Of prices, viz Maryland so SO for
inferior and common; So $50 for good common; 81
for good; Sc Ia for fine and better qualities Ohio
mdding 81 25 A good s4a7; fine reds S. 10 ;
fine yellow SIS Il extra kinds $40 ID.
The Stock Market active Sales the Board to-day
S. 900 United States 6 1857 at 06 advance ST. 900
Maryland 6s s93 advances ST. 400 Baltimore 6s, 1890,
at 90 So shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 464 AZ and
"a shares Susquehanna Railroad g.
Money is plenty change in the article within the last
two three weeks Coupons quote at 81 SO RETAIL
and firm.
New YORK, MAY 2l--4 P. M.
Not much doing in -four Some sales from the wharf of
Genesee S. 25 $751; and from for immediate de-
livery taken by parties under obligations close contracts
SO so. Sales the spot of Southern brands at SO 49,
Sales Of meal at "a rs rye flour So rs Prime
white Genesee wheat is worth So. Yellow lO3 l04
cents white 90 90 rye 100 a 1875