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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29
DIR. TRAFTONsS

Compound Buck thorn Syrup.
For ScrQima, Sat Rhcmn, Idir, md diseases ofhe
Skin gcacaiy,
PREPARED only by Cocomb Pilbrck and Co. Boston. This
preparation, which has received such an extensive use in Mass
New ampsh and Maine for some time past now for the
hrS time offered to the citizens of Vermont 1t is entirely
ahl' compound and is Of the act medicines IN
the care the above diseases It operates through the blood
diseased state a which Is well known constitute the of
the affections in question, when not hereditary, and the noush-
mtnt Of them they arand thereby preventing develop
met Of disease and removing il when already established The
Compound uckhon syrup prescribed by the respectable
physicians both in cities and in the country their public and pr-
waite aca and the nigh recommendations bestowed upon its
merits 10y te sHpcctdes the necessity Of the prOpreor saying
much uiitS virtues.
Wherever nused it has well sustained the character
has obtained, VIZ, being remedy Which be relied on
in the cure Of the above named diseases.
lis cunhdetly recommended to all suffering with the
bove diseases whose reasonable expectations will dsap
point. lw.l be furnished physicians hulk, like any other
article Otmodcne, to suit their practice
Emsae in Montpelier, bys Collins, agent Stowe Bennett
aud Robinson, agents. 27.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29
G0AD amt SILVER WATCHES


THE .NUTU.4L LIFE ASSURANCE COMP.Q-
NY OFNEW YORK
Having established agency in Vermont oGran opportunity
individuals to Policies upon their lives the livse
OF their friends ON terms favorable those of any
on in this country.
Bnkoms of application and any information relative TO the
institution may be had, and assurances effected application by
MAI or otherwise to E. WRIGHT, Agent Montpelier VI
April 20, 1876 9mE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29
DE-. Spears Indian Medicines!
Prepared By The old Indian Doctor, so much celebrated

Prepared By The old Indian Doctor, so much celebrated
for his remarkable cures.
WHERE these medicines introduced, objection at
~ once prosated for they have gained the most perfect conf
dence of every individual after giving them fair trial do not
ped all Of the popular remedies the United Sates and there
reasons Tor ae aeknowledged mers of these medicines IN
contrary, they the scientific compounds Of the celebrated Dr.
s. Spear Of Boston, after long extensive prac-
tee and may he relied upon with the perfect certainty
positive in all Of the diseases for which they
a. And do not hesitate 70 guarantee perfect cure in every
durable disease Reader you will peTseyere
medicines, recommended you must certainly feel
Yourself under the highest Obligation or these valuable and i'm
puart You will also feel yourself duty bound to
recommend them to the afflicted There are more than wothou
sand persons the of New Hampshire and Vermont that
will testify othe highly important efficacy of these medicines and
these celebrated medicines. For particulars and certificates
my Health Directory, to be obtained Of agents gratis
NOTICING letters communications win be answered
cep post paid dollar enclosed for
something else do except reading and writing ten twenty let
TONIC CoRDIAL-For females that regular, or to
much also for weakness debility.
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL-FQ gripping pains in the bowels,
coughs Of short standing, and good common family pysic
coughs, consgmon lhhs aShma liver complaint, dyspepsia
mlpIlalioq Of ne heart and debility
lIFERWORI PlihS-A universal family phi, to be used in
all cases where phyc required such as violent colds pains in
The limbs, side back or head Iey win in all cases prevent
Iryer ana cleanse tie STOMACH ana bowels, &c,
WoMhN'S FRIEND-For the falling fthe womb, pressing
back and legs grons, with languor or lantng.
uGERMAN LOTONFo the salt rhcum, scat head and scrof
GRAVEL NXTuRE-For the gravel srangnay and stoppage
cHTIRRHsNUrr-Fo the catarh, head ache, coughs and
CORN PLASTER.
! HAIR oIL.-For scurrauddandmd.
BAl$iM OF LIFETo he taken with otheI remedies con-
SUMPTION coughs Colds plisic, asthma, app spasms fits,
'JAuNUoE BITTERs.-For jaundcc weakness, debility fo
TAjN Eab5for rma cnonc q 1G acute, spains
bruises, <WgInes, pains in The side back or limbs
skin, Ml, u, 4Is WAIT I, and Barber Itch
lust stages ofmegcy. Iroud lr6tlosands in Boston, Mass.
Nme Rhode island oGd Connecticut towve the genuine efficacy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29


DESPEGTFULLY give notice that they have made arrange
IL m'ns fer the SALE oftheir Tea all its vprieties,
sale and retail, with j. CRiSTN, of Waterbury, Washington
Co.. w. r the counties of ashngton and LamoIe where may
be found constantly hand the qualities and varieties,
the saniH prices sold Mt counter Our Tea needs
word Of commentator to insure its very ready sale wherever its
merits have been tested We st say however, for The ben
eft Of such know nothing Of our former operations, that
not only but in fact buy them of the
ana mc hrm ourselves through the medium Of joint
House at Pkm The customer will find the Tea done up in
loaded packages Of L. and lbs. EACH also quarters halves
and whole chests all which numbered and marked by
In reference to the above notice, will simply remark that
mvenot aE the agency 10 which refs without sucha personal
knowledge Of the ue merits Of the article in question will JUS
u in saying that this Company only doing themselves
great credit but performing great and good work by doing what
they are able 10 drive the poor and in large proportion poisoned
by coug teas which have hitherto duged this country, of
the market might say b prefer rest the article upon
lis oWn merits for The decision otthe public therefore say ALL
TRY tat llN EXPENSE.
ly order ofthe Company
j. b. CRISTY, Agent.
Mo may he Gamd my in Waterbury large and well
selected stock Foreign Domestic which Customers
say are selling ON very desirable terms. j. b. CRSTY.
Waterbury, Dec. %, 1876. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29

Ready Ma de Clothing.
Consisting Of Tweed JEAN Croon Alpaca and other co ATS
VESTS, PANTAIOONS aud OVER-IAULs at about the price
Of mlkng at The Cheapest Cash Store. HARVEY KING.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

In our last paper we though. proper to ask lie
Editors Of the GreensboroUgh Patriot If they
would support Daniel Webster, in case he were
the nominee of Whig National ConveniOn
and their reply is as follows .....
"f the STANDARD will candidy inform US wheIb.
er he would have voted for Silas Wright If be had
lived to be the nominee Of the Democratic Nation.
. al Convention, we can answer his question more
understandingly."
We have no hesitation in answering the ADORE
question, simply because we have no cODcealnenls
10 make in our political course and because we
think more of our principles and of the rights Of
the South, as well ns Of the integrity Of the Union
than we do of any man, living or dead. We
trOnId H0t "hGUe vOted for SiIas Wright fh
had lived to be nominee of the Democratic NJ
tional Convention" unless he had taken grOupl
most decidedly and clearly, against the WiImd
Proviso. Will that do, Mr.. Patriot2 If So h
US have your answer in regard to Mr.. Webster.
The Patriot quotes and commends to the San
dard and to the country" the last paragraph n
Me-. Webster's late Spereh at Springfield. Why
did not that paper lay the schote Speech beor, lis
readers2 Why did il not tell the country I1t
Daniel Webster, in that Speech avows it to br bis
intention to cote against supplies for tie Merriam
War! And why did it omit to publish that para
graph, just before the one quoted, in which Mr.
Webster Proclaims to GrneraIs Scott and Taylor,
and all others engaged in the War, that they can
gain no credit in u contest going on as the result
Of" vicious motives" and that the solemn adlu-
of L.. & ~ 4 Iho ATJ.
MENT OF THE WORLD" is against them2
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20
Things about Town.

| Capitol Square, We observe tha. Mcssrs
BurEs and Stronach are making rapid progress
with the enclosure around the Capitol Square.
They will soon be through, We learn, with cast.
ing the railing; and they are now cutting out a
foundation for the granite in which the railing is
to be inserted. The granite is obtained, we under
stand, from quarry on the land of Mr. Jacob Nor.
decai near this City, and is said to be excellent.
Some Of the blocks are nearly twenty feet n length.
Building for the Deaf and Dumb Prepara.
tions arc in progress, by the M~ssrs Cosby to
commence this work on Caswel Square. Il will
probably be completed, we learn, by the 6rst OF
September next.
The Court House and JAIL We would most
respectfully suggest to the County Court of Wake
the ProPriety Of enclosing our new Jail and Court
House. A neat Paling might be put up at a small
expense, and it would add considerably not only to
the appearance but to the security of these build
ing' We wish our worthy Magistrates could
take look at the Public Buildings in HILLSIDE
rough. They are enclosed, and The grounds are
handsomely laid off md planted with trees; and
they present to the rye view which softens the
associations usually connected with The dealings of
"stern Justice"
NeU Goods! Our Merchants are now receiv-
ing their Fall and Winter supply Of Goods The
Ladies are out "shopping bhoys" are
thinking seriously Of fash vests and new coats
wedding garments (who knows to the contrary)
are being bought-and the-Editors are reaping
golden harvests from the advertising patronage
created by these same New Goods. We advise
those who may wish to purchase to advantage, to
consaIt the columns Of the STAR Register and STAN
dard-tor when Merchant has good and cheap
stock on hand, surely he will lc, tho public know IL
through the Newspapers.
We are glad to perceive that our friend B. B. .
Smith, E'q, is about 10 commence business again.
We predict for him splendid rux-not from the .
Mexlcans-but right into the stronshoIds OF Gus
'om and patronage.
Pr0f"g' Ifyou want good Segars call a, the
Drug Store OF Messrs. Williams, Haywood & Co..
They have full assortment from The Pana,eIos
o the Light Regaia; and we know they are good
occause we have tried them
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

tice towards us, No to suppose thai we scOEld sup
port eycn Wilmot himself We tbongbt we had
been sufficiently explicit this point long since
but we can answer the Register in such way
that there can be no mistake about 1t hereafter.
We will not support for the Office of President
any man who is not clearly and decidedly op-
posed TO the WiImot Proviso, no matter what "a
National Convention may say; though it gives US
pleasure to be able to inform the Register, that at
present there is no prospect that Wilmot Pro
visoist ,oiH be or can be the nominee Upon this
question the great body Of the Democracy Of the
Union IS sound; and in this assertion we are sus-
tanned by the testimony of-Daniel Webster him
self, gentleman whose words, as to matters Of
fact, ought to be good authority for the Register
and lis friends. a'r.-'4 1's.. III"
And now, will the Register answer the same
question for i.self1 Will that paper support for
the Presidency any man who is not clearly and
unequivocally opposed to the WiImot ProViso
Would Ii not suppor, Mr.. Webster or Mr.. Cor
win, provided they were nominated by Wing
National Convention2 These questions that paper
is bound, by its obligations to the South, to answer
at once and with perfect frankness; and VIC hope
we shall have no dodging behindthe military fame
OF General Taylor. We repeat what we said a
week or two since: Let that pnper take its stand
boldly and firmly, as we have done, upon the plat
form of Southern rights Il is no time to divide
when the enemy is laundering at tho gates of the
citadel"
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

the honorio command, has.jnst met the enemy o.
Bueaa Vista. Being in great haste 70 get!out OF
as usual. completely smashed in the acrion,- are
nevertheless in hot pursuit Of me,) l cannot spare
the time at present. to Rraify the curiosity OF your
ExcellencY with detailed account Of operations.
Iss.h. aO say say be E Ser. ,Ss road
from Buena Vista 10 the City of Mexico, February
23d 1S47. ANTONIO LoPEz DE- SANTA ANNA.
BY Geo. w. W0rtham. While we are doing
forget an absent literary fIend-So,:bare isao G.
II. Wiley, Esq. the gifted author OF, Ahemtnce." !"
he company retired at a-seasonatle hour-all
feeling proud of having come together on such an
occasion.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20
Glorlo,.s Ola Penn.r,r.n

Wedo not remember WHOM wo 'a' ba'
ter pleased Than we were WHOM ,',o 1--we, 1--we been b
iiOn news from Pennsylvania. W. "e eec,
goods news from the Old keystone ~, 4pPclcd
TO her sturdy and honest sons 10 ST. SOked
country in the mida of u common W., %1
have not been disappointed. The MAJ soa We
Gov. shunk the Democratic Candidales sI"y e." = i"(
ernor, will not be less than fifteen no.. ~ GOt
the Legislature will be Democratie s1"2! i and
majority. With Georgia and Mat.l.syy y a large
ed, and Pennsylvania running up her a M. .eo'en'
favor of the country and tho cOun,tv,s v,!OFay 10 in
Democrats may well take courage, and h% The
renewed energy and zeal in behalf of a. O' with
principles. The Washington Union ,hn. s" noble
the result in Pennsylvania: "O''''
"The wings counted upon their .D.,
the utmost confidence. They counted Ses cNHss VHh
upon the causes which they had put iiOOuoeNly n
misrepresentation which their manv- -Le"TY he
had put into circulatiOn--UpOn their ns~is Pres
menis OF ruin from the tariff of 46-unop % arsu.
ors against the war. They counted rnoD q He'n
between the naIvists and the whigsEnnno'an 'ne Unla
crat disatfectioh Of few Of the re1ubicppOu ipUu y&
upon thelI use OF the name Of General 1P%y~
upon the Wilmot Proviso, and the cru nL:V Li:SV&>
had expected to produce against M PnaSA P@nEaSA
letter. All these engines have faIsJ 9 ng9caiaNaN
pie Of Pennsylvania stand "reqeos,a,"% snH the PEI
CENTRALIZED" Of all the influences sti aod dis
brought TO bear upon them. They sOS s,sG a were
Of 1916 stripped Of all the mischeIs vSieIatf Gs 'atf
been portrayed and the patriotic .piri, Of Ten M had
pie had rallied in the defence of our richie % teo-
the support Of their country against he rru %Su In
ensmV. r.e.-. .ft... 'O'e'Sn
"We hail this victory. therefore. a. tho 49,.
important which could be won. We have c,.i! mo'!
Pennsylvania against the tariff of the manOf.,n
reTs. We have carried il against the au,bO.u "
the Wilmot Proviso. The enlightened peoOs VI VI
Pennsylvania have decided the issue of war n ~
voT Of their country.
The result is every way glorious. Il Confirm.
our confidence in the people. Il shows rh,l%a
keystone Of the arch Of the confedeFacy is firm ,"S
invincible. IL will cheer the republican patv !;
all directions; and if any thing can rouse The demo
Gratis of New York to an active sense of ,hs, du
ties: this eveIt has the power to do it,"
What will those politicians, who were preSa
ing ruin from the Tariff Of 1s46 in PennsylrDrn
and who were counting on Wing triumph ia,
noW1 .- ..,...
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

The Highland Messenger, in noticing the ale
6endish attempt on the life of the gallant Captain
Bragg. says: "Shoud the scoundrels be detected
and shot, as they deserve to be- no doubt there are
some LOeojocO Editers errn in North Carolina,
'cA0 a0Ould Patti0tc their crime, and attempt 10
justify IT," This we regard as deliberate and
unprovoked insult to the Democratic Press of
North Carolina; and the author of it cannot be
any thing less than scoundrrl" himself CO.
lumniator, and a liar. = Let him "waEk about
Buncombe " with these words shining on his fore
head and let him learn, that If he would be re-
sPccted and esteemed by his contemporaries, lie
must treat them ut least with the respect which be
extends to other mrn and other professions.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

N0Tfher1 and Southern Colleges. The Car
liste, Pa. Hernld contains list OF the Faculty oil
Dickinson College in that place, among whom
we recognize the name Of the Rev John McClin-
tock, A. NJ, Professor of the Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature. This Mr.. McCIin.
toek, It Will be remembered, figured quito eonspc-
uously IN the recent Abolition riots in that town,
IN one OF which citizen OF Maryland while in
the act of retaining fugitive slave, was mortal
ly wounded For his participation in this outrage
the Reverend Professor was subjected to mock
tTtGt, and was acquittad in the teeth of the most
lncoNroVerilble evidence of his guilt And vet
In despite ot this TACT we perceive that he is again
appointed to hll an important Chair in Dickinson
ColIege-an institution which has numbered here,
tofOre among its students not few from The
Southern States. We hope that no Southern man
Will hereafter permit one Of his sons or wards to
eater the walls of a College in which such man
as Prot McClintock has been, under such cir
cumstanees, reappointed a teacher Even under
ordinary circumstances we cannot perceive any
wisdom or propriety in the too common practice
OF sending Southern youth,to Northern institutions
OF learning, when we have within our own bor
oeIs SemInarles Of equal merit, if not of equal
eeieOrhy Iangulshing for want of the SUPPORT thus
given to strangers. Buth from q false idea of
tne superior advantages presented By the more
richly endowed Colleges and Universities of the
aNo'h, Ratehts ano guardians in the slaveholdino
olates VIII continue to give. them the preference
ovel similar institutions among themselves we
respectfully sgest that they should at least dis
crlmlnate so far between them as to withhold their
patronage from those. which, like Dickinson Col.
iege, reaPpoInts as member Of its Faculty an
AbolIlionist, so rabid as to induce him to head a
mob Of negroes in a violent attempt to deprive
eoulhern STAKEHOLDER of his property, in endeovor.
ing 10 reclaim which he fell victim to the furv
OF has infamous assailants. At this moment. M
McClIntock, instead of filling an honorable nos;.
hoR IN College, would have been suffer,n9 the
penalty OF the law, as the leader of an AboIition
mob and as ?GrtieePs criminis in a murder. had
70. tne Jury by which he was acquitted feared
popular opinion at home more thaa thew did the
sln OF perjury. Be this a. it uay, however. Pro.
lessor McClinIock is not it teacher of Southern
yooih, nor l: the College that retains him in IFS
service worthy of Southern patronage.
-*<.-.. =. =. --.s - Richmond Wig.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

The Register speaks of the election of Co..
Towns as Governor of Georgia, by ga handful
Of votes" Goods Col Towns majority isaNOut
l'OOo;- Gov. Graham's majority over Col. HOk'
was something over 5000; and so, according 10
that logic, His Excellency of North Carolina w''
elected by three "AandsfxI" and half The
Register is fairly entitled to premium for u
smaltness l.. ., .. g..
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

The Register calculates with ' certainty upon
Whig majority in the mex. House of Repre''r
tatlves; and the calculation, we fear, will un
out to be correct But will that majority AH
the responsibility of refusing suppliesl Willie
Wing members from North Carolina vote aga's
men and money for the Mexican war2 We shall
see.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

/. The National InteItgenccr fully endorses nDa
approves the late Speech Of Mr. Webster o.
Springfield. WhOt sag the Wings Of Noun
Carolina to this2 Whl they continue to folio"
the dictation Of the IntelIigencer, of Mr. Webs'e'
and Of the Raleigh Register, and thus array her
selves against their own country and on the S~
Of Mexico Time will show.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

Srhsibili.y is like the stars; they can lead only
when The sky iF clear. Reason is the magnetic
needle, which guides the ship when the stars are
wrapt In darkness -
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

New Democratic Paper. We are glad TO sac
that George Howard, Sr. Esq. proposes to issue
a Democratic paper in the town of Washington.
in this State. Mr.. Howard is a veteran in the
Editorial ranks, and will no doubt send out use.
fal and interesting sheet We wish him the most
abundant success. $500. q. sa., 81. ~sr -
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20
No News from, v1.~,co

The painful suspense in which we have been
kept for the last two three weeks, seems likely
to continue Any news from Gen. Scou2 What
was he doing when last heard from2 Is he safe ?
What is Santa Anna doing2 These and similar
questions are all unanswered and must continue
TO be, until the Government shall have heard from
General Scott himself A considerable BODY of
troops, it IS stated, had been sent down from the
City of Mexico, under Gen. Quitman, to open the
way to Vera Cruz and to carry dispatches from
the commanding General and if this statement
be true, We shall most probably hear from Gen.
Scott and his brave troops officially in a few days
We shall not trouble our readers with the var-
Gus and contradictory rumors in circulation as to
the situation Of Gen. Scott, the position and inten.
tions Of Santa Anna, &c. That the American
troops are in possession of the City, ufier much
hard fighting, we have no doubt; and we NAV
add, we entertaip no fears for their safety.
The rumor that Generals Worth and Smith
killed in the battles in the City is generally
regarded as untrue.
Maj. Lally, it is stated, had received orders to
advance from Jalapa towards the City of Mexico.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-20

The Legislature Of Tennessee assembled on the
5th instant. J. M. Anderson ESQ. of Marion
County, was elected President Of tho Senate
and Mr. Buchanan, of Lawrence was elected
Speaker ofthe House. A United States Senator
is to be elected at this session, in place of Mr. Jar.
nigan. The Legislature is Whig.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-02-18
LOOK HERE.

We have Just received Tor sale, a lhe le9er.
'onlan Office, supply OF :" fenaer's Od.rsfsr-
Gus Compound for strengthsaiag Softenlng ana
beautyying the Hau." also of = F'taney's Den
tr.tiee for Preserving and Becu'yyins the Teeth.
preventing Tooth Ache, &c" and also 'Feaner's
Pomade Divine" preparation for curing chap
ped hands, bruises, &C.. The articles are all OF
the first quality, and the high reputation which
they have acquired in the cities, and wherever
else they have been used, cannon fail to recon-
mend them to the general notice and patronage
oil the people of this place and vicinity.
number OF our citizens have already tried them
and pronounce them excellent We invite all
who are In want Of any such articles, TO give us
CALL and We are sure they will no, 90 away
unsatisfed.
December 10 lS4A
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-02-18
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Sleeper az sfenaer,
.f,e MANUFACTURERS OF

.t
Umbrellas, ParasOls, IL Sgsn Shades,
No l26 Market street, south side, below Fourth,
PHILADELPHIA.
Invite The attention of Merchants. Manufaclu
rers, &c. &c, TO their very Extensive,
Elegant, New Stock, prepared with
great care, and offered
Al tMe Lowest possible Prices for Cash.
The principle on which this concern IS es-
tabshed is to consult the mutual ineres, of
their customers and themselves, by manu(ac,u.
ring a good article, selling il at The Lowest
Price for Cash, and realizing their own remu-
nerailon, IN The amount Of sales and quick re-
turns.
Possessing nexhausible facilities for manu-
faclure, they are prepared TO supply orders to
any extent, and respectfully solicit the patron
age Of merchants, manufacturers and dealers.
Phila.. Dec. /, l845.---Iy.