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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
DIR. d, JAYNE'5
.rARNIINITTXE pATSAN

This is of the efficient pleasant and composition
offered to the public for the Of the dcangame
Of the stomach and bowels and the only article worthy the lsa
confidence for curing Cholera lniinm Complaint,
and in the above and following Diseases really acts
viz:
Dyscntey, DarrhGa LoosCness( Cholera MorllS SUMMEG
CoMrLANr ChoIc Gripping Pains, Sour stomach Sick and Ncr
yous Headache Heartburn, Watsbm Pain Sickness Of thu
stomach Vomiting Splitting up # food after eating, and also
where passes through the body Acknowledgement Of appetite
estssncss, and inability scp wind in thu stomach and how
els ystee cGmp trenours and wchngs, seaSick
ness fntngs Mclaucoy, and lowness Of spirits ifettng
crying infants and for all bow ascods aud diseases
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, No South Third street, Iha
dgpha and scld by all respectable Druggists throughout the
States
For SAL BY 5 F. Nedfsld 9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

man with an orchard full of apple trees, lately ad
vertised for fellow with the fever and ague to shake
his fruit down fol him.
1t is frequent custom with the New Iceland fe-
males to pet young pigs, in the same manner as Euro
pean ladies fondle dogs and kittens.
A Scotchman visiting churchyard with friend
pointing to shady quiet nook, said, "Ths Is the spot
where intend being laid, If Pm spared"
The Welsh have saying, that if woman were as
quick with her feet as her tongue, she would catch
lightning enough to kindle the fire IN the morning.
ABOUT A THING. clergyman not particularly
eminent Tor his pulpit orations, being appointed t
preach on an important occasion, asked friend wha
ne should preach about who Significantly replied
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

The New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION, will take place
on Tuesday, the 9th of March next In all quarters of
the State, notice, exceedingly spirited canvass
is going on The papers Of each party ale filled with
the most earnest appeals to voters and the best speak
prominently forward advocates of their res
pectve croeds, The coming election will doubtless
be the most hoty contested one that New Hampshire
has witnessed for years.
The following is the passage in the Union for
which the Senate excluded the editor from admission
on its floor
off Santa Anna, Anpuda, or any other Mexican
General could snatch from soldiers corresponding
victory, we should place them upon the same elevation
where their comparos, friends and fellow soldiers in
the Senate of the United States now stand"
treaty was ratified at Washington on the 18th inst,
with the Wnuebagoe Indians, in which they cedo to
the United States their lands, especially those called
the Neutral Ground" and to receive IN turn 100000
acres north of St. Peters and west of the Mississippi
and $4,000 in money. The Indians are to remove
to the new lands within year after the ratification
of the treaty .-PlttSbtTg Post
Hon. Reyerdy Johnson, of Maryland, his speech
on the thee million bill on Saturday last uttered the
following language while decaimng against the I'M
righteousness of the Mexican war 1t deserves to be
written in letters Of god
"Public virtue has given us great prosperity Let
that virtue fail us-weaken the moral sense of the ma
ton indulge in unbrdled lust of dominon-and as
sure as there is God who rewards virtue and punshe,
vice, the curse Of his judgment will be upon u.s."
LoNeEvIrY.-Ded in Wexford, Canada West,
few weeks since, Mr.. Daniel Aiken, aged 1870 years.
He had during his life, contracted seven marriages
and had $40 grandchildren and great grandchildren
$40 boys and 200 girls.
Nor BAD. Somebody thinks that if nature had de
signed man to be drunkard, he would have been con
structed like a churn, so that the more he drunk tn
irmer he would stand
: 0C+7The Washington correspondent of the Bosto
Wing says, that the U. s. Senate "has of late year
been a mere hospital for feeble candidates for tn
: Presidency
SUDDEN DEATH. Mrs. Isabella, wife of Capt vii
liam Glkerson, of Barnet, found dead in her be-
on Saturday the Goth inst Mrs. S. was in her usua
health tho day previous, and visited daughter in
distant part Of the town, went home at eve and retire
as well as she had been for years. Coledonian.
The territory conquered by our troops in Mexc
consists of six States, covering s22962 square miles
with population of 629,962 persons.
White of eggs and lime, unslacked, well beaten tc
gether, constitute valuable and lasting cement fc
earthcrn ware,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
y u % w 8 .

lCANNOT SAY, THIS DAY RECEIVED, ONE HUNDRED
Pluw say that have good assortment and
ge stock of Flows any other the County, the Agr
cultural Warehouse excepted Consisting Of Pruuy Mcars'
Centre Daugt Eagle 5elShapenng, Double Moudboard and
Sda-h Plows, of Sizes all of which, finishing up
wthas good white oak and good shape viii find this
side othe salt water will sell good terms. The Pouy
and Mears pillow has drawn the highest premium ohered in
this country and has taken the last season. all the Premiums
Philadelphia Delaware and New Jersey, Farmers take and
try it, HARRISON kEINHUM,
P1iuhold, Feb. 8, 1917. g. wv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

ATTACK UPON THE CASTLE OF VERA CRuz.-We
have information derived from gentleman direct from
Brazos, who is well informed, that Gen. Scott is max
ing active and effective arrangements for assault
uEon Vera Cruz The place is to be invested by
sea and by land. Flotia is in readiness to
convey the army to point within fifteen miles Of
the Castle The demonstration is to be made by
the 5h, or at the latest by the 10th Of March albany
Epe JournnI, Thursday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.
License Question.

We!I done Montpeher The vote on the license ques
ton in this town stood as follows: License $751; 10 Ii
cense, 2l9;-no license majority ISL The vote wal
small, owing to the severe Storm rendering the roads
almost impossible.
We understand that Berlin Barre and Mortified gave
anti-cense 'maiorities.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

From SANTA Fr- Dreadful Si.derings and Death.
The Boons Lick tMo Times of the both, mentions the
arrival of Mr.. Merit from Santa Fe, out of whose
company thirty in all, which started the Both of No
vember three were frozen to death and several others
crippled by The frost. The names of the men frozen
to death, we're Bartlett, Long and Thomas, from Blu
chan county, The company came in on foot and were
81 days on the route-about 400 miles Of the Journey
through snow eight inches deep,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
Weekly Receipts.

CDmen, 69c, R Child, Use. T Hutchinson, Soc,
l. Fowler, Steodman w Kdder, 81 EACH R Andrus
Rhoda Templeton, D Chandler, c E Nelson, f Tup-
per, T Wyman, Higgins, $3.50 each Y 7 Lara
bee 81,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate the
District Of Randolph, District of Randolph all persons
concerned In the Estate Of ZebedNh Robertson late Brane
in said District Greeting.
WHEREAS Christopher Huntington Administrator CT the Es
" tate of said deceased has made application this Court for
License sell M the Real Estate said deceased and
that the same necessary for the othe debts and cag
against said Estate The widow Ofsad deceased applies
Court for assignment of personal Estate, and also proposes
waive her right to dover in the real estate Of said decoastd and
prays assignment Of personal estate in lieu thereof
THEREroRr, you hereby notified appear session Of
said Court to he held the Probate office in West Randolph in
said District the first Tuesday of April A. D. 1877 and show
If have why License should notbe granted ore
said and why said assignments should be made aforesaid
And this order shall he published three weeks sccvely the
Green Mountain freeman, printed Montpelier in this state the
last which publication shall be before the day assigned for hear
ing aforesaid.
Dated West Randolph, this s7h day Of February D ls47
EDMUND WESTON, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
Relief for Ireland.

At the town meeting in Montpelier on Tuesday
last, the subject of suffering Ireland brought up
and the following committees appointed to solicit and
receive donations for its relief The Town Commit
tee will also receive contributions from neghborng
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
Green Mountain liberty Association.

Organized at the State Convention al Brandon, held
Feb. 9th and 28th 1847.
Names of individuals who have become members by
paYing one dollar or more.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
BAKERSFIELD ACADEMY
y N ~
LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
HENRY ]. MOORE, A. NJ, Principal.
" Il HEL.nlNG-- A. sistnnI rrnrhnr

W, Il. BELOINGi Assistant Teacher
Miss T. NJ H,zrLrINE, Teacher Of French; Miss vcIoiRE
S.P,uL, Teacher Of Music, Painting and Drawing.
The Spring Of this Institution Thursday
March Glasses will then BE- formed the various studies adver
sed and students especially urged BIZ punctua in their at
tendance It the primary object of this Academy to lead Tho pupil
THNE and thus prepare hem for the duties Of active life In the
department Of Mathematics the instruction will be thorough; in
Natural Science Principal has the aid oa respectable Appara
m and experiments will be given in connection with the exercises
the school, and Music and French tho facilities unsuass
ed by any institution in this region
Board may be obtained in the village for from 81 - 2 TO 81 2S
including room and washing Tuition and books hereto
fore advertised Catalogue containing further information may bn
obtained of the Principal
Nh ARLINGTON, Secretary
Bakersfield, Feb, 10, 1917. 73w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

JAYNE'5 TONIC VERMGFUGE.-some medicines, wanonted
"lestroy chdren' apt destroy children
This not the with Jaynes Tonic Vemuge 1t does
contain single ingredient which can harm the most delicate in
FAINT and eXpes worms from the system with facility and
certainty city astonishing Nor this its only sanative prop
ery Sumachc and in remtlent and Intermittent vers
has been administered with the most gratifying results. Obstinate
of Piles have yielded to its influence its tonic qualities
render excellent medicine in the convaescent stage Of all dis
eases, 1t is exceedingly pleasant to tho taste,
DRJANNE'S HAIR rONlC-For the Preservation, Growth,
Restoration Of the r and which will positively bring
hair the bald head, and prevent its falling out turning
This excellent article and has in hundreds Of instances
growth hair the heads Of those who have been
bald.
Head the following from the Boston Mail May 3, l6il;
"JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC After giving the article fair trial,
mhesangy pronounce to bcwhat Processes the best
article exception for the restoration and
ervaon human hair We know Of numerous instances
where the hair has been restored to heads which have been bald
for years and think do greater favor than to rec
ommend all readers who losing their hair to make trial
Of this Tonic Immediately"
Prepared only No. South Third street, Philadelphia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
A RARE CHANCE,
GRIST MILL, ron SAFE,

THE subscriber finding necessary his circumstances
will sell his Grist Mill Said mill very pleasantly located N
the village Of Psield, the turnpike sockbrdge Ru
andwas thoroughly built from the foundation up in complete
running order capable Of making
A C o o D W o
as any establishments in this any other Satehas
good Of soncs EsOpus granite of Crimes Pat
ent Smut Machines Corn crackers c has good
Connected with the comfortable House, Barn. two
and half land adjoining and good set OF Cadmg Ma
chimes.
9An things considered will sell the above mentioned prop
ey cheaper than any similar establishment be bought in
the State Of Vermont Terms Liberal and possession given mme
aIely For further particulars, call and see. - -
Pttsheld Feb % 1857 e:3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

IOwn Committee
DR. Charles Clarke, H H Reed, Addison Peck.
District Solicitors.
Geo. Clark, Doct. Corliss, Royal Wheeler, Henry
Mutt, Willard, J P WVincent, Hiram Sibley, Doct
james Templeton, Ebenezer Scrbner jr., Wm. Iuuloy
Charles FALLING, Hazen Lyford, Charles Lyman, Gee
Langdon, c y Storrs, R R Keith
% meeting is to be holden at the Brick Churct
in this village on Saturday. 9th nst at O'clock P. VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
BRIGHTON MARKEr.
MONDAY, Feb. %.
[REPoRTED FOR THE TRAvELrR.l

At market $40 Beefcattle, 10 yokes working oxen,
"a COWS and calves, 1850 Sheep and about $50 swine
PRcLs-Beef CatHe.-$6,50; first quality 6; sec
ond 5,a $50; third 4,a 45y6
A very few extra Beef Cattle were disposed of at
about 81, so per hundred
Wor1ing Gren.-Sales at S84, 95 and 1I6.
Colrs and CatueS.--Saes noticed at 500 &c, 80, 81
and A.
Shsep--sales were made 2l8, 1858, 8, and some ex-
ira $50
S,eine--At wholesale, a l-2 for sows ~ Tor
barrows. At retail, 6, & 10 and &C.
BOSTON PROVISION MARKET.
Butter, per 100 lbs Toto 90, Cheese, to 71-2; eggs
IS to ls Mess beef per barrel, to II. Navy mess
1850 to II; Pork, clear per barrel Is; clear, Is to
Is; Ohio, ex clear, 10 to 20 clear, II to Is; Ohio
mess, Is to l6 Boston Lard, in barrels, per pound,
to 10; Ohio, do. to l-2; Hams, 9 to l0l Tongues
per ID, is to 20.
WOoL,-saxony, fleece 81 to 49, do prime, 38 to
40 Am full blood, 81 to ST. do half "a to 26; common
to or. blood, % to "a; lambs 80 to 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

From the Rev, ira N. Allen.
Philadelphia, June 8, 1893

To my personal friends
would say, well acquainted with DAVID JAYNE,
NJ d. and know him be respectable Physician and Druggist Of
this gentleman whom eatre confidence he placed
my beneficial effects Of his Camni-
tive ls and have confidence than all other medi
ofhe His Exntcoran equally celebrated and ell
cacious IRA NJ. N,hEN,
Agent ofhc American and Foreign Bible Society .
For snlc NV s. Z Relicld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

tCJ' A few oftho foregoing have not paid, but it i.
presumed that they will do so without delay.
GA few names appended to the draft of the con
stuon of the Association, have not been forwarded
by the secretaries of the Brandon Convention. vii
they see to II?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
rRnM MIR. NAMES W. EsTILL.

Salem, Celumbana county, OHIO, April, lS4l
Din D. JAYNE-DEAR SR feel bound you and the public,
to aAa myself Of this opportunity of giving publicity to the extra
ordinary effects Of your EXNecorant myself Having been
afflicted for several years with several years with
cough hectic fever its oncomitn Diseases seemed only
doomed neer short bur miserable existence the fall
Of 1885, when being severely aackod and having esortod
all former remedies and the prescriptions of two of the
respectable hysycns in he negborhood without deriving
benefit consolation Of surviving but few days, weeks
fheest when the last gean Of hope about vanish
had recommended your EXpctonntand blessed by that
BEING who does all things the Of mcansand contrary
expectations Of my physicians aud friends, in ii few days
raised from my he'd and enabled by the ola bottle
tend my business enjoying SINCE better health than had m
ten years previous. JAMES w, ESIlLLE
BsONCH[TIS
Beaver Pa, jan -, 1871.
DR. DJAYNEDIAR sln Having been for long time afflicted
viii Bronchitis disease which annually sweeps thousands
Of human race to premature grave under the mstaksn name
Consunpon and having heard Of the wonderful efficacy Of
your E1pccioran for Coughs Asthma Difficulty Of Benthng and
every other disease the Lungs purchased two bottles OF IT, and
happy inform YOU and all the and daughters of ahcton
Immediately suppressed the cough removed the PAIN and
difficulty breathing produced tree ana easy eApectoTaton
and very effected q complete cure
JONATHAN DAVIS,
Baptist Minister, Beaver, Ia.
For Sale by s. ?. RrpFiEtp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

MEN and Toys fnd superior Winter Cap the Cad
IVA lI well store snsh be found other place in
this viciniu ALFRED SCOTT agen,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
yyAs 3s J a;a9slZsA~>.s 8 ia
DRAPER and TAIsANas.

MOST respectfully qyes notice that he returned from
York with the Latest French and English Fashions for Cutting
and Making Garments,
TAN and Taioresss wishing for information in the art of
Cutting instruction reasonable terms.
5aors Squares, Measures, Drilled Eyed Needles Of superior
quality for sale. Al Garments made his shop short notice in
the fashionable STYLE Garments Cut o others make up
and warranted to fit Gift
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
whatever place might be assigned him, by the
forcesto be raised in Arkansas. -I1F

whatever place might be assigned him, by the
forces to be raised in Arkansas. -rrr
No one was more than himself aware, that the
best man cannot achieve an action however good
and noble, but there will be those ready to atIrib.
ute TO him, other motives. than pure patriotism.
chivalry, and philan,hrophy. .. a.'a.
But now that Col. Yell is beyond the shafts of
envy and malice, l may invite all ingenious
minds to the spectacle of man, whose whole
associations had been with public men-alwa Us
honored with the highest civil stations-then
protected by one Of the most elevated Offices with.
IN the gift of confding constituency, from any
military equisition--vo!untary sacrificing his
associations and the honors of distinguished Of
fee, and, uncertain to the rank which he should
hold-braving the heat of sultry sun-the ia.
lgues of a tedious march--the dangers and car.
fage OF the battlefield, and the uncertain reward
Of Soldiers life!
Such an example--such examples-for the GAL
liant and impetuous Yell was not alone among the
distinguished Representatives = must convince
desPotc Europe, that in tais mighty Republic ev-
cry free voter is soldier, s.ld every soldier
citizen.
Brave Volunteers. and Fellow -Citizens-I feel
sure that your grief for this Citizen -Soldier--this
Sodier.Stateman--can be most strongly express
ed, In the eloquence of silence. Honored, then
thrice honored be the memory of The brave Com
manuer OF the Arkansas Regiment! And, when
monument shall be reared by his countrymen
to his memory, if his gallant spir. sees us from
the skies, the noble principles for which he ever
batted-EQUALITY and UNIVERSAL LIBERTY--wil
own the justice Of inscribng the same honor
which you inscribe to him, to Steward, Wynn,
Pelham, and the other twenty brave privates,
whose blood commingled, and whose spirits as
cended with his own.
Fellow Citizens: Your example in this hearty
welcome--this pageantry and dsplay-these ex.
tensive and sumpluous prepara,ions-is of great
moral worth to your country. Your returned
Volunteers will not only forever be full of CRATE
full remembrance, but those who have remained
and those other equally brave and patriotic, who
have recently gone, will feel prompted by your
encouragement TO 'deeds of notle daring.' md
should our country, either in this war or in some
other which lowers not now in the horizon. again
need our services, she has but 10 call, and eighty
or eight hundred ba yonets will spring up in Old
Crawford; and the hardy pioneers OF Arkansas
will be found solid PhaIanx-as ready for the
guerrilla. rs they have proved themselves fear
less in the field.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

feel myself under the necessity Of max ing
public at Fort Smith and its vicinity, the accom-
panying certificate of character. The individual
whose habits and morals. i, will be perceived, were
100 impure for this meridian, has for some time
past been living at Fort s. or in lis neighborhood,
and lately bocamo the employer OF my son. who
previously had been cIerking for VIM. r. John.
son. PurneIl had been supplied by Mr.. Brney
with stock of goods for the purpose Of engeg-
ing in trade in the Nation. At this junction, a
friend of my son wrote to him, warning him of
his employers character. This letter fell into
the hands Of Mr.. Birney, who becoming alarmed
called on purnelI for settlement PurnelI put
HIM OFT, by attempting TO ruin the character of
his clerk, my son, whom he charged with dishon
esty. think it unnecessary 10 explain farther,
having now made it apparent why should wish
10 destroy the validity of Purnel.'s testimony.
JOS. FISHER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31

we find recorded in the most ancient and best books
but as we see thousands dying around us with Con-
sumption. Group Cough. Asthma. Bronchitis Splitting
blood, and other Pulmonary affections we arc led o
doubt the correctness of the above assertion especially
since it is 40 well known that certain remedy may
be obtained. which always arrests those disea ses
Dr. JaYNEs ExPEcroRANr never fails to give relief,
and cures after every other means haze failed This
can be and has been proved in thousands Of instances
where has effected radical cures after the patient
had been given up BY all his friends and physicians
JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS.
Though not recommended universal "cure al, :"
have nevertheless proved superior every thing of
the kind. especially in LIVER COMPLAINT and DYsp
and when used IN conjunction with his Tonic Vermi-
iuge or Alternative, will not fail time in hundred,
Of effectng permanent cure.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne. Philadelphia and
sold on agency by STEW g. BELL.
Van Buren,, Arks.
w. RI. & M. MAYERS, Fort Smith
Also Jaynes Carmnative, a never failing RENE dy
for Bowel Complaints, Collie, SC.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-31
HDH .

In Van Buren, Thursday July 22d. of Scarlet
fever, Thomas of Calvin and Almira Phelps aged
three years and twelve days.
Suddenly this little one has been remov d from the
fond embraces Of parental regard. A few days since,
and it was healthy and playful and every thing bid
cume and this plant of ma ny parental hopes and
soiitudes, withered in day. This CIV cnt has
gloom over the family circle; and many spor,ve word
and action will call up the remembrance of the alb
sent But do they as those who have no
hope? The Saviour who said at the will of His
Father that of these little should perish ~
has undoubtedly received Himself Parents should
rejoice, rather than weep that they have been
mental in adding another to the company Of the
deemed. NJ