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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently of the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea
takes opportunity inform the public that he has rented
the Union House, has been thoroughly repaired bottom
and furnished with Fumiure and he pledges himself
to spare pains having well kept He been at great ex-
pcne getting and commodou House in order to re-
ceve ofpatronage which this House worthy and cana
BILE of accommodating.
Relying upon his experience the business of keeping Public
House, he hopes satisfy the public of what he his
House. Without further call and obige,
LEVI BOUTWELL,,
Montpelier Sept 10, 1876.
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Mutual Benefit.


THIS useful and popular Institution offers opportunity to such
wish to Insure their life, that of friend,
quite advantageous those Of Company Europe
lea. Its plan paakng of the SAVINGS BANK and MUTUAL
INTERESTS, affords the security of the and gain of the
oher. 1t embraces aprOyison for Married Women Insure the
lives Of their husband and to the Wife the insured
The PREMIUM if $780, paid fourth in cash. and three
fourths secured note may be paid weekly, monthly
quarterly This Company during the past year, has issued 70l
Policies, received 5i 2G9 j in premiums, and with and paid
two losses amounting Seven Thousand Dollars 272 Policies
were issued in the monhof April last Information furnished
assurances effected by
EDWARD II. PRENTISS.
Mnntrcinr Nav 70. 1876. enMal
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PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR
NIGuLNC nEDAECG.

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, -Four first premiums
and two highest hOnors, at the Natonal the Massachusetts
the New York and the Pennsy Exhibitions, respectively
the mostspendd Cooed Dagucotypes and best apparatus
exhibited
Portraits taken in exquisite STYLE without regard to weather
Instructions given in the at
large of apl and stock always hand
the lowest cash prices.
New York; 25l Broadway; Philadelphia, 1876 Chens st. Boston,
rs Court and So Hanover Baltimore 205 Baltimore Wash
ngOn Pennsy vania Avenue; Persburgh Va Mechanics Hall
CINCINNATI Fourth and Walnut and 76 Maine springs
Broadway Paris 1877 Vee Rue du Tempe Liverpool 30 church
32y.
OC5-A BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN
Such may SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES be truly called, for
they have saved thousands of children from unmey and
caused the mothers heart leap for Oy when she had given up
all hope for the of her offspring And when is
beed that destroy thousands children annually and
speCted and when known that these LOzen-
and certain specific destroying them and nvra-
bly, bringing them away surely the heart of every parent will be
filled with at the of such blessing And
only the Doctors preparations for good but his COUGH
LOZENGES have succeeded in removing and curing the
veterae of Cough and Consumption hope had
taken flight and despair pictured the of friends
around We acquainted with of wonderful
performed, and would refer the inquirer Dr. Sherman's
pamphlet Of cures The CAMPlUR LOZENGES Headache
in five minutes relieve all Papatons Nervous Complaints
and Cramps; and the POOR MANS PLASTER without doubt
the very best Strengthening plaster the world We would
commend all who afflicted the Doctors preparations, know
ing that they will not be disappointed in their expectations.
For sale at lO6 NASSAU N " and by 5. p Reded Montpe
Ier; and by agent in every town in Vermont. 6; y.
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READ THE FOLLOW NC, AS IT IS INIPOR
TAETTO ALI,

Letter delivered by Dr. BENNETT before the Medical
College Of Lake Erie touching the valuable medical qualities
extract ofrOMATOE
Dr. he powerful alternatives ma
terra medical and all affections of the Liver and organs
where Culome Indicated it probably the best medicinal agent
known the medical profession When used
is spVp on pfnp6Vf FIR
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03

Even in Canada, popish priests deny the Bible to the
people. A Canadian recently told us that he could
not get Bible in language that he could understand
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03


He has successfully treated diseases with alone
when persons removing the South West they should
make oft There be doubt but when used
connection with the drsapaa is the best medicine that
used in the SPRING OR SUMMER SEASON, universal
cdy for Dyspepsia Indigeson oappete dizziness
ache depression of spirits costveness piles weakness fhe om
aC limbs hGumatsm purify the blood bad humos
wherGal other medicines have failed
From the Daily Mail
iswth great deal of pleasure that daily
ing of where the Saaa and Tomato Bers, which
sold by Rrown No GS Washington street, eccng
tonng purifying the blood assisting digestion. Many
of the physicians have taken quite this compound and
is considered by them the best article for jaundce
ndgeSOn loss OF Appetite weakness and for all complaints
from the blood 1t really the best medicine
in purify the blood and eradicate all humos from the SYSTEM
is pleasant bitter, and easily taken. We recommend
with the confidence readers. Don't
word for it, but try one bottle and satisfy yourself
CAUTION.
The public particularly cautioned against purchasing mta
on articles pretending have the effect Browns
ri and Tomato ters Never buy the Sarsapaa Dande.
Panacea, Kerdges Tomato Bers Extract Sarapaa
alton of getting the genuine SARSAPARILA AND TOMATO
BITERS, which prepared his Medicine Store Wash
ngon Street. Boston, These ters the first preparation the
KIND That was sOd and they the only article of The
kind in the market Always the direction gned
FREDERcK BRowN his hand writing Who heard
mans Cuunereng bad bank note that would
Just so with medicines they always counterfeit that which
sells.
All orders for BROWNS SARSAPARILLA AND TOMATO
BlTES directed to FREDERICK BRowN, the proprietor No.
Washington Street. Boston, will be ATTENDED, punctuay Bis
securely packed for shipping.
LIST OF AGENTS.
Montpeler-s P. Redfeld and s. h Collins Barre-Orvs
French Waterbury, l. g. Simpson. Marsh6ed +. D. Putnam.
PlRinfeld F. Kdder Middesey Geo. f. Stowell Mortified
John s. White. Washington r. r. Dickinson Cheea, Dickn
Noble. Newbuy, F&IKeyes Bradford, Asa Low. Wells
River, Timothy Shed. Stowe & $. Camp Hyde Park H..
Noyes Morvie E. erck For sale also by Druggists
agents generally, 81 a Bottle, Bottles for S. 45-eowy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
LIST OF AGENTS

All orders for BROWNS SARSAPARILLA AND TOMATO
ITERS directed to FREDERICK BRowN the proprietor No. IS
Washington Street. Boston, will be ATTENDED, to punctualy Bers
ecurely packed for shipping
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27
Cant. W. s, Henry,

ur.o Gallant Capt. WILLIAM SEToNll ENRY,
I ), Inran1ry. u s, A. arrived yesterday. lie is
i'' ,ui,h his amiable and interesting family at
" m Ky. lie returns from the army in Mex
20 o" on .hc recruiting service
"Caplain Henry is native Of New York, His
ccompIished lady, we believe, is grand dnugh.
Gr of Daniel D.. 'rompkins, Vice President of the
|Inited States, during President Monroe's admin
Eration."
"Capt. Henry has been with the army since its
|fst entrance into Texas, acquitting himself
throughout with distinguished zeal and galnntry.
He was in the battles of Palo Alto, Resaca de Ia
Palma, Monterey and Vera Cruz, i'll all OF which
he Sd Infantry was where the flight ragged hottest
70 Iris accomplishments as soldier, Capt llenry
mites those of scholar and gentleman Some
II the most spirited and interesting contributions
j the esprit of the Times, were the productions
f his pen. " Cincinnati Alias Of the 3oM W''
l The accomplished officer named above reachGu
= ais city on Tuesday last with his family, lie
kaves to-day for Burlington, Vt, where he hopes
! recruit formidable corps OF "Green Mountain
Bows" Capt Henry, of all our numerous cor
G,spondents has most distinguished himself. AS "A
ity contemporary well remarks, Capt. H. lights
II well as any man that ever lived, and he writes
Is well as ne lSnts. llls HleHuS VIII NC Siuu W
ear that his health has become quite restored. I"
Esprit Of the Times
4 This gallant officer, with his family, arrived
\ ere In the steamboat South America, this morn.
e. Captain HENRY is son of the late John
/. Henry esq. He graduated at West Point
y veve years ago, since which time he has been in
y tive and arduous service, lie was among those
no bore the bront of "grm visaged war; in
Nlorida and Mexico. He was much with and
Found Gen. Taylor, of whom he speaks with the
y ost devoted affection, In each Of the battles of
\ ao Alto, Resaca de la Palma aud Monterey, by
IS gallant bearing, Capt II. earned promotion, or
least brevet, neither Of which, however, the
,vernment has found time TO bestow.
X Captain HENRY, as we intimated long since,
as the writer of those graphic, spirited, and, us
admit, truthful Letters from Mexico, which we
pied from the esprit of the Times" over the
gnature of cess de L*%." We have reason to
>pe that he will, from the journal which he kept
lille in Mexico, find leisure TO give, in another
rm, il history Of the Mexican war.
Capt, H., after spending this day with his rela-
yes in Albany, and tomorrow with those of his
y ly in Troy, repairs TO Burlington, W.T. Ere
4blrnll
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Mr. Clay out Of the Question.

'E. b. the initials of Erastus Brooks. late CO.
tor and Washington correspondent of the N.
ri, Express, the man who announced in a meet
house in this city in 1910 that ".IudaS Bcari-
,ras The first Loco tOcO,' writes from Utica TO
Boston Wing that he considers Henry Clay,
Or many reasons, as entirely out of the question
d future candidate for the public honor of his
lntry." Mr. Clay's declaration at New Orleans
~ feel half inclined 10 ask for some little nook
corner in the army, in which | might serve in
,nging the wrongs to my country. have
u sht That might yet be able to capture or to
\ a Mexican'--Mr E, B. says are sentiments
Itch, Gin the estimation of every rejecting mind
st be deemed alike abhorrent to every princ'-
of true christian morality, and uniting to be
claimed by one now in "the sere and yellow
f." and having already passed the ordinary
(nds allotted to human life here below" And
wings ga band harmoneons?" They are not
ted upon men or measures Bangor (Me }
|mOcrnt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27
FOREIGN Items.

The steamship Britannia, arrived at Boston on
Monday morning, in twelve and half days from
Liverpool She brings about 5000 900 in specie
The cotton, grain and provision markets were
all depressed, apparently by the lighness OF inc
money market From the 10th to the 23d ull'
cotton fell from 3.S to LID, and in tho next week
from Is to Id in addition After the 3Olh uIt,
there was slight Improvement
Mr. O'ConnolI was said TO be sinking daily
His physical yigor, for which he was once so dis
inguished, is represented as very much shattered
and he is periodically afflicted with mental
depression which Is in the last degree painful
to contemplate.
Mr. Bancroft had received the amount of the
New Orleans subscription for the relief of Ireland,
fifteen thousand dollars, and transmitted 1t to
Lord John Russell, placing it at his disposition
Lord John Russell in turn, had placed the amount
at the disposition of the Central Relief COMMITTEE
at Dublin. ofwhich Lord kildare is Chairman.
Sir Walter ScoH-Died of dysentery. at tho
Cape Of Good Hope, on his way home from
Madras, Lieut.. Sir Walter Scott, Bart. of Abb
botsford, eldest son and last surviving child of
the author of WaUeriy. Sir Walter was born in
1901, and was a lieutenant colonel in the 18th
IlussNrs The haronetcy is extinct, hut the Alb
botslord properly posses TO Walter Scott Lock-
hart, a coronct in the 10th Lancers, the only son
of the editor of the Quarterly Review, and the
only grandson of the author ofJPauerly.
The Duke of Argyle expired on the Goth ult,
in his 10th year.
a few days ago not fewer than 1000 emigrants
sailed from Hamburg for New-York, In some
parts Of the country emigration is carried on to
almost an alarming extent, whole villages go
away in mass and entire districts become dcpopu-
lated.
The Pacha Of Damascus lately issued proca-
nation enoining the women of the city to be
more strictly velled when they went abroad, and
declaring that he would cut of the noses of all
who disobeyed his orders,
A fossil cherry tree was discovered lately in a
he'd of sandstone, in the Isle of Wight, over two
hundred feet below the level of the earth.
The news of General Taylor's victories was
received with much satisfaction in France.
Haly,-A plot TO murder the Pope of Rome
had been discovered through the intervention of
the French Ambassador. Their intention was to
assussnate him whilst giving audience to one of
them who was, by lot to be appointed 10 kill him.
A Capuchin presented himself for an audience of
the Pope. His Holiness requested his name, this
he gave boldly, but before being admitted the
Pope looked over the list of conspuaors and
found the name of the Capucan there, lie i'm
mcdiatey called for and concealed six carbineers,
who, on the Capuchin's entrance, seized him, and
on searching him, found he had brace of loaded
pistols and a poisoned dagger about his person.
The Canuchin was conveyed TO prison.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27
DAVID AYERS,

4 Cnre-Nd miStaks.-Lct ii speak for ITSELF
Dr' WRIGHT have often wished TO inform you o.
the benefits derived from the use of yonr Indian Vegca
Die fs, not Tor the purpose OF gratifying you, who ART
stranger to me- but that other fellow beings who might
he similarly afflicted, may he induced fly to tho same
resort.
In the Fall of 1911, was persuaded to use YOUR Pills
before had use one box felt encouraged to CONTINUE and
did continue, until had used twelve boxes, having stop
at intervals and commenced again The Jesuit was Shat
in the Spring following icH the Sck Jed and room 10
hich hac Jecn cnrrciy confined far eight gears, dur
ing which long period had recourse to the skill OF the
best physicians that conI be obtained, and who did all
IN their power; but all their efforts were in vain Indeed
never derived the least benefit.
My complaint was originally Rheumatic WINS WAS aC
forwards aggravated by CO,d. The two combined be-
came seated in my whole system, became helpless my
legs and arms were OF no use TO me, during that long time
in which have suffered me, during that long time in
which have suffered beyond my power to describe, and
were to attempt description it might appear Others
an exaggcration. Nor will l attempt to tell you how
much money paid the doctors
| may mention thai in these eight years did not take
more food than healthy man would Use in four months
The eating OF vctuas had much the effect the swallow
ing OF buring coal might have.
will not he too lengthy, but conclude by saving that
old age is the only hindrance to performing labor Ny
appetite has been ever since unntcruptGdly good and
enjoy night rest fully.
live in Moore Township, Northampton county, Pa.
lnnerj am "a years Of age and though you are TN
known to me- conceive you the grcucs bcneiactor The
earth ever afforded me-
(SignCd) JOHN TRACK.
Pet Grsyile, Pa, May 4, loii.
The original document may he seen at the Princpa
Office and General Depot, No. 1863 Racest, Philadelphia
BeUdre Of GHktndS Of COunteJeHS! Some are C0aiCC
lcM sugar. others are made TO resemble in outward ap
pcarancc the original The surest way is to purchase
from the regular agents only one or more Of whom may
be found in every town aud village in the United States
DANA,Ir Woodstock.
New England Office 1913 fremont St, Boston.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27

Back gain,-Nealy all the towns Of New
Prls that voted last year against licenses to retail
uors being granted, in the elections this year
I've reversed their decisions. In Boston it seems
BY can manage without licenses, When you en-
a tavern there, we are told you must call for
Fkeled cells feet, and, as if by magic, in comes
|ur hot punch. Ifyou want cold brandy or
| sling, call for horse radish and it's har-and
parched for IA julep you must sing, with husky
fee, the hymn commencing
"From Grecnland's icy mountains" &c.
NJ o. Picayune.
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Orange County Democratic Conycn-


The Democrats of Orange County arc request
ed TO meet in convention nj the Methodist Chapel,
in Chelsea, on Thursday, the l7lh day of June,
next: at 10 O'Clock A. NJ; for the purpose o:nom-
mating Senatorial Candidates TO be supported by
the Democratic Party at the next General Eec-
ton.
The number Of Delegates, (who will act as II
nominating committce,) that each town is entitled
to, is as follows, TO wit; Bradford, three; Brain
tree, three; Broo k6ed two; Chelsea, FIVE; Corln'h,
four; Fairlee, two; Newbury, five; Orange, three;
Randolph, four; Stafford. four; Thetlord, five;
Topsham, four; Tunbridge, three VeTshre, Two;
Washington, three; West Fairlee, two; Williams
town, three.
A full attendance is requested, of the Demo
Gratis of the County generally.
May 81. lS47.
By order Of The County Committee.
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Gen, AmDudia.

The N. o, Picayune of the LIST inst Gays
"Ampuda was in the Hattie of Cero Gordo, but
ither he nor Santa Anna ventured within the
les which their countrymen so strenuousIy de-
nded; They aOere prepared to run the mo-
mt the day should seem to turn against them
ID run they did. Ampudia came near being tax.
close to Jolapa, and 10 save himself had 10 take
the fields"
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Maine,

The legislature met in Augusta on Wednesday,
d was organized tremendously. The house
ose Samuel Belcher, of birmingham, clerk, rs
6s for others, and Hugh ID. Mcclellan, of Cor
m speaker,by 76 votes 10 IS for William Pane,
Bangor, and 10 scattering, Samuel Trip was
osen assistant secretary, Philip Phillips door
eper. John Hodgdon, of Aroostook, was chos-
president pro, TEN. Of the senate. All the
icers elected are democrats Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27

Length of Scrvtce.-The following table shows
e amount of sea service seen by some of our
inciple Naval officers
Com Stewart % years;Co Conner, Is years;
pm. Perry, 20 years; Capt. Newton, is years;
|pt, Gregory, IS years; Com. Stockton, IA
bars; Com. shubrick, Is years; Capt. Breeze, ; 6
ars; Commander TatnaII, l6 years; Com. Sands,
wears,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27
COUNTY COURT!

l'he County Court commenced its ses-
b last Tuesday, Judge ReqfeId pre-
es, assisted by Judges Palmer and Bar.
(. We understand there is considerable
Biness, this term and it will probably be
engthy one. Several cases have gone
ore the Grand Jury, but none have
n reported, up to the time of going to
fss.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27

Nothing of importance from the Army
ate.
The Union publishes letter from Gen.
Elor dated April 2lst, but there is little
Importance in it.
is said that Gen. Urea has retreat
hcross the mountains.
ot more than half Of Santa Annals army
ched San Luis after the Battle of Bue.
Vista.
early all the troops have been drawn
n San Luis.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27

Bnskcnridsc, N. j., Oct, 10, 1916,
Mr. Seth w. FOwlO Bostoni
Dear Sir perceive by all the newspapers, that you
are the General Agent Of that very useful and highly pOn
ular Medicine called Wisars Basam of Wild Cherry
Allow me to inform you, Sir that have used that medi-
cine in my family with decided success Last fail my
wewas quite sck had very bad cough, | consulted
physician who visited her and prescribed medicine,
which did not her cough At last he ordered Dr.
Wstar's Basam Of Wild Cherry. Immediately procur-
ed bottle of your agent in this place, Mr. Daniel W.
Doty; she took it, aud it cured her cough entirely Dur
ing the winter had fever myself which lett Inc yery
weak aud feeble; had severe cough, which troubled
me sometimes. | had recOurcc TO your BaSam again,
and found it highly bCnelcia however Obliged to
take two bottles before yrs entirely well. All who
have bad Colds, severe Coughs, or diseased Lungs
would advise to try Dr. Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry
ut once, signed,
DAVID AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Mr. Ayers, and believe
his statement to no lruo and entitled to the confidence
Of the pnbc. signed by
Rev. OSCAR HARRIS,
Pastor of the LIST Presdy terrain Church Baskenrise
None genuine, unless signed L. BUTTS the wrapper
FOR sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stock,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27

FIRE IN CINCINNATI.-On the 14lh an ex-
siye conllagration occurred at Cincinnati, des-
Wing VIM. Powel's iron foundry and ten hous-
loss estimated at 100000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27

There was a destructive fire in
York. on Monday morning last. -
Croton Mills. in Cherry street were
(pletely destroyed-loss about SEC, 900
, the machine shop Of VIM, Bradlee
brothers, was burned-Ioss s25, 90.
osed TO be the work Of inceRdiaries
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27

|rho Union publishes the receipts at some Of the
|cipal Post Offices for the last quarter, which
w an increase over the receipts Of the last year
more than II per cent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27

he Duke of Wellington has just completed his
|h year in the army, having joined The 63d reg
Fnt as ensign on the 9th Of March, 1857.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27
"Push,"
YOUNG MEMS LYCEUM.

lVUINU NJ TIN = II NEO NJ.
A Meeting of the club, will be held at the Cen
trail School House in this village, on Friday, the
2Sth inst.
Citizens are respectfully requested to attend
provided they como to hear
r. C. PIERCE, Seen.
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ReS,ie W OF tie 5Aarkets.
BOSTON MARKET.

BUSTON NJ AK X EFT.
CORRECTED FROM THE BOSTON COURIER
MONDAY, NAY 81, lS47
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