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The Battle of IBlcnhcin.

II was n summer evening,
Old kaspar's work was done,
Aud he, before his cottage door
Was sitting in the sun.
And by him sported, on the green,
His little grand child, Wihcmine.
She saw her brother Petcrkn
Roll something large and round,
Which he, beside the rivulct,
In PLAYING there. had found
lie came to ask wha, he had found
That was 50 large, aud smooth, and round.
Old Kaspar took it from the boy,
Who stood eNpcctant by
And then the old man shook his head,
And, with n natural sigh,
""I'is some poor fellows skull, - said he,
"Who fell i'll the great victory.
al find them in the garden, for
There's many here about;
And often when 90 to plough
The plOughshate turns them out,
For many thousand men, said he
d" Were slain in the great victory"
Now tell us what twas all about"
Young Pctcrkiu he cries,
And little Wheminc looks up
With wonder waiting eyes
Now tell us all about the war,
And what they killed each other for"
" It was the English" Kaspar cried,
" Who put the French to route
But what they killed each other for
could not well make ont
But every body said - quoth he,
That twas Il famous victory.
My inther lived at Blenhcim then,
on little stream hard by;
They burncdhis dwelling to the ground,
And he was forced to fly
Sc with his wife and child he fled,
Nor had he where to rest his head.
"With fire and sword the country round
Was wasted far and wide,
And many haplcs- mother then,
And many an infant, died
But things Ike these, you know, must be
AT every famous victory.
"Thcv say it was a shocking sight,
After the field was won,
For many thousand bodies hero
Lay rotting IN the sun
But things like that, you know, must be
After a famous victory.
"Grcat praise the duke of Marlboro won
And our good prince Eugene
Why twas a very wicked thing !"
sand little Niihclmuc
Nay, nay, my little girl quoth he,
1t was illnous victory.
And every body praised the duke
Who such a fight did vim
:" Blu, what good came OF it at last !"
Quoth llttc Pcr,erkin.
Why, that | cannot tell" said he;
But twas famous victory :
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11
The Administration project for Spelling thu
Mexican Churches.

The Vermont Patriot is naturally sensitive to
the voice of deep cxecration that the Infamous
proposition of the government organ, the Union,
to sequcstcr coniiscate Church property in
Mexico. has aroused throughout the country
especially as that voice finds utterance almost
erclusreiy in The Wing Press. The Patriot in
forms us that our military Commanders in Mex
leo have made proclamation to that people tina,
their religious rights would be religiously res.
pected." OF course they have But what has
that to do with the matter complained of &! Docs
that prove that the organ of Mr.. Folks Admi-
nistration did not make the suggestion that has
been received with Indignation and disgust by
! all right-ninded and honorable men We take
| it not.
The Patriot, in aluding to our article on this
subject two or three weeks ago, says the Ed
tor of the Free Press is " remarkable for his
abuse of the Catholics" We can safely leave
that question to our Catholic readers and have
only to express the hope that Mr.. Eastman will
try to remember that he is not, now, the Edto
of the Spirit Of The Age.
We commend to the attention of tho pairio
the following communication from one who ('e'
knor) aided that paper in the labor of foistin9
James X. Polk upon the people of the Unite,
States under the prosttutcd cry of demo
cracy!' and who is quite likely to understand
full as well as the Patriot, the difference be
tween the elevated repubcanism that love:
Freedom and liberation, and the spurious " de
mocracy'' that builds up slavery and would sacl
Christian Churches
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11
Gen. Taylor and the Administration.

From New Orleans letter in the New York Tri-
bune we take these extracts
Inc Volunteers who were with Taylor are rcturn-
ing, iull OF admiration o his character as n soldier
ana humane and good man but OVERLOOKING wua
wrath against the administration which they IL, eye
ana IT'S best To sacrifice them They cannot be con-
vlnced OF the contrary. informed of I'M. by an
officer who was among them on The Rio Grnnd. The
people OF tins country will BE- aslonished and ipdir
haht when they know fully the manner in which I'M,
concern at Washington has treated Gen Vnvlnr
Know, rom unquestonable authority, that Tor FIVE
months not single despatch OF his has been answer
eu-uiess WITHIN the last few wceks-and nothing
, nn eAsrp an insulting letter, enclosing the let
ter written by him to Gen. Gaines and oemnndug f.,
tnow whether he wrote II. | am glad to saw ihnt
ven iaylofs reply was every way worthy the spirlt
vi the hlsh-tohed, tree, American citizen who Inns
hSNrr icuiled 10 lawn that Thrift may follow file re-
pued that he did write it, and as he did moi ntsp "a
or publication, had not before examined II very carr,
,u'y oul now, ON re-examlnaton, he found not "A
w"rd or expression that he wished TO alter U.n.teI
no infors-they might make the most of il 'TLey
looh away all his regulars save a handful and left nm
nole out raw volunteers. Had he retreated ON Mon.
country from Saltillo to Matamoras in the on;u, Of
.l' nitaIy men There, would have been lost Their,
- uch More yet TO be told on this Nibect q. another
Ill., iI''llA yea, ne has survived and broken domu
e pase conspiracy, Tor conspiracy il is CONSIDERED
mere py all good judges, military men and others
Inns is strong confirmation of the truth of
the statement that has been frequently moda
that Ten. TAtLoR, with his important command
has been left by this imbecile and con,en,D,irJ,
Administration, from motives of sheer noi;,ic.,
jealousy and enmty, Tor five months preceding
the last of April, without official commnpic,4
ton from his Government We would oivo
something to see the old veterans reply as to tho
authorship of his letter to Gen. Gaines, If; ;,
not somewhat unmsrciful to Mr. Se,re,,,r
Marcy We will guess again !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11
IFor the Free Press. |


RICHMOND, June 8, 1917.
Mr.. Enron: The Washington Union OF the 18th
ult attempts explain its meaning in reference to
article of previous date concerning the scqucstraion
of the CHURCH PRorERry in Mexico. ] say attempts
to explain and truly it for not until the reneraJic
Editor of the Union from his long experience in matters
OF suggcson saw that fc,c his own party presses and
none of the Wing presses of the country oined in the
proposed plan nf coNrs., sras-(ior call j, What you
va! 1t amounts to thatl-did he make his attempt at
explanation Ana sues an attempt IT " shows me
clo'en loot IN every sentence Huch better h'd 1t
been Tor the Union ana lis rlends sue" an eNIiha-
ton mad never been entered mo IL all UT II inc Sug-
sesloh had oeeh su"ed 'o'es ai'ei lie condemnation
ny 'he country 'oree'n'neSs m'sh nave soon 'hi"wn
ms n'i'c over H. ma mus covered MS naKedness ana
''o'""s' nut "e anxiety oil inc f'uhor 10 JUSTIFY
""'scl' only the more iui'y convlnccs an impartial
e"ur' 'h'' 'here was more oehed" Inc surface ''lai
' w sru''eu "oh ''c pafe SUGGESTIONS us 'iS'
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and Vandol snolio,ion III. who has read tho bis,or
of the Invasion of S,,in and por,uo, he ,b, Fr.,ch
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11
For the Free Press.

Ms. CLARKE,-Thc question that has long been
scitated, concerning the location OF the Ogdensburgh
and Lake Champlain Rail-Road, has been settled
rs appears from the Report OF Mr. Hayward. lie
has determined upon route which passes through the
extreme Northern portion Of Franklin and Clinton
counties, and reaches Lake Champaign near the Ca
NADIA line, where it crosses by bridge $3.50 feet long
1000 feet of which is to be constructed in feet
water. A second bridge 1900 feet long is also re
aured to cross Mssisluo Bay from which poin, i
nrns at right angles to its previous course ald cont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

FROM SANTA fE' News from Santa Fe to TN. ,a,L
OF ApnI has been received at St Louis Mates 1h
ws a So, e a Sd as at last dates Sickness was
were upwards OF three hundred graves n NAY there
me past ai ana winter The Superior C"sy, ~ 49,,
reS s'' S as has T beaS session. for the @ Of the
were hung and twelve more had been ,,,, I'ed and
and commended to the same fate 'e" found guilty.
nca 1ag S number ., Camanche Indians Were assem-
kill and rob every American nrea1enng to
io., IN progresS OF erection there before AZ ,ere
oge TSs IT, was n attacked and all the mules Jkopi
men, The Indians aa o wCTe ,he eyss or seventy
out reslstauce,l Boston Courier s "eif oxen, with
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11
The Saranac.

This popular and admirable Steamer broke
her SHAFT at Five Mile Point, on Friday last
and was of course hauled off for repairs. We
are happy to learn that she will be prepared 10
take place in the line again, and to throw open
her delightful accommodations TO the travelling
public to-norroU.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

1.-THE Western Citizen, Liberty" poner
published in Chicago, nomnaes John p. Hale.
of New Hampshire, and Sam. Lewis of Ohio.
for President and Vice President of the u. $.
II Mr. Hale does not place stopper ON that
movement" if it should be sanctioned by the
"lAberty Party" we are mistaken in the man.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

1.-THE Judiciary Election in the State of
New York took place on Monday last But few
returns have been received, Troy g. Albany
have elected the Wing nominees by large ma
oritics New York City hiss given majority
for the LoeofocO ticket.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

FATAL ACcInENT-lhe lad named ALEXANDER
taft son OF MIR Joseph Taft, of this civ who fell
through a trap door AT Eaton 4 Gilbers Coach Fac
ory lew days since, died from the injuries received
on saturday evening Ills age was II years. The
to Messrs. l., 4 g. Tor their kind attentions to him
Troy Budget
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

by navigabc streams, to some depot mp the An sable
valley, which can be intcrsected by the railroad
Upon this point more will be said at some future time
as well as upon the particular route by winch these
resources may be most advantagcousy reached.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

/ 1PThc following beautiful and touching bal
lad, by Soutliey on " the famous victory OF the
great Duke of Marlborough at Blcnhcim, has
been again put in circulation as appropriate to
/ rnrard
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

The Gazette, speaking of Gen. Cusbino,.
accident says it was he, instead of Gen ~
LoR' that was led into difficulty by a 5,h"
The explanation Is entirely satisfactory.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11
free Dress,
BURLINGTON, VI.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1917.

IN THE DARN AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT Is
UPON US, THERE Is No STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE Us a CLEAN OF LIGHT, EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC WHIG PARTY OF THE
UNITED STATES '-Dniei Webster
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

- me tmon says Mexico eyinc,s no I;..
ion mio 70 Hsree 10 any thing reasonable ~
country are opposed To 9feaa the people OF hS,
their churches -llibany Ire. Jour 0Si'on to rob
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

Northern Rail Road Ter York. in account nth
5. IL. WALLE1, Jr, Treasurer.
Dr..
To incidental expenses Directors, &c. slOol.7i
" engineering paid le Mr, Parrish, 4s'3.5O
do C. P's drafts, lI7S2j 100000
3oO0OO)
do J Uoy,grrd, salary, 100000
do J. Hayward, OF acct fu-
ture engineering, 100000
" Exchange, paid exchange on Canada bills
and Ogdensburgh checks by c. T. 1896
do on Boston IL 90
Incidental expenses Of Com'rs by G. p. 49,
" Exchange acct on | {. bills IA. n. York, 1000
Sl3,9jli
" Amount of notes ~ ttyah!sp rod shares
fichburgh r X. Go. and 800 shares of
VI Central Il. X Co $4,000 90
Engineering. balance paid Mr. Hayward, 800 %
Amount cash on hand 81 1853 81
slOl $50 90
ca
BY amount received on first assessment, Sl00,Oo0OO
" interest received by q 7. on notes, l05 80
do do OF VI rkct Bank, 4O.37
do do OF ; +, Belknap, int. on
note Of Sii,OOO, 1900
advance payment received OF NJ. Crafts,
30 per CT. 100000
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and when he fights, he will make an interesting
and entertaining paper, and when ''pcace il de-
clared" he will make an agreeable and useful
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-28

We commit our prospectus 10 the care a
|-our friends, and hope they VIII appreciate
the call we make upon them and ne
principles we advocate. We desire an
active Agent 10 every county, YES IN eve
ry township in the State: AS I go into il
Ills time for life, I intend 70 wake u a
business matter, and shall be glad to have
tile assisla nee OF as many volunteers and
enlisted soldiers in Tins service as can
get. TIE great bounty be free principles
and glorious triumph over the heterogen'.
Gus compound of federalism and all ~
iniqu'ies
Pos, Masters viii we hope every where
act as Agen and remit money as the "a"
authorizes, ani ifauy Pos' Master refuse
10 do SO, we hope some ono else will, and
inform us accordidgly.
Persons W no send us sic sn bscribers Will
retain the pay,of Que as a Compensation
or itiea in-ouc letter, the pay Of two.
VIII those into whose hands Prospec
tns may fall, either circulate IL themselves
or hand il to some Que ihat Will.
YEA KLY TE Il MS
The Ono STATESMAN will be published
weekly the year round (in advance
a, 81 90
Tr>weekly during the year, w
Dali, during the session OF the Leg
islaturs, aud .rl.weekly the balance
OF the year, at o"o
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Notice,

rs hereby given, that there viii be a Pc
Il tition presented 10 the Commissioners
Of Wyandot County, Ohio, at their June
session. A. D. 1s47, praying Ter thc lOes~
tioa of a comfy road commencing IN tue
center Of Sandusky Avenue, in the Town
OF Upper Sandusky Ohio, opPesite Finds
lay street, IN said Town; thence running
due west with Eindlsy street until 1t in
tersects Warpole street; thence north with
Warpole street untiiit lntersects the Sec
.tion line between sections thirty and thir-
ty one, 10 township number two south, of
range number fourteen east. first meridi-
an, Ohio; thence due west on or nears said
line until il, intersects the mad river aud
lake erie rail road. 49,
Many citizeps,
March 70, -ls47,-2o. n.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-28

L. L. ST. JOHNS ANTI-DILl0US PILLS.
A KNOWLEDGE Of the value of these
"A Pills is alone necessary to bring them
into general use as family medicine.
Thousands have already used them, who
give them decided preference to all other
kinds. The proprietor is SO confident OF
their virtues that he has instructed his
Agents that in case any person after Civ
ing them trial, does not prefer them to
Gregory's, Lees, Peters, and all other
Anti. Bilious Pills, if the trouble will be
taken to return the balance Of the box.
refund the whole money. They are not
like many Of the qusck medicines of tho
day, held up as an infaliihle cure for all
diseases, but il timely administered will
be found very efflcaoious in Bilious and
remittent feyers, fever aud ague. costive-
ness. cholic, worms, pain OF the bowers,
hanIlence, indigestion, heartburn, pain OF
the head, back or breast, go.
We the undersigned citizens Of Seneca
county, Ohio, have made use of ST. Johns
Pills, either ourselves or in our families
aud consider them the best PILLS in use for
the bilious disease of this Western country.
WIN. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; U.
r. Coanrod, She riff. w. II. Kessies. Conn
ty Recorder, John Rosenberger, lssac
Mundy, George Stoner, and Issac Wise>
nan Jastice OF tbe Peace; lsral T. Haines,
Joseph Vo!mer, Seldom Graves, John
| Shneien,' ohn Micbal, Peter Beaver,
Alexander Ingram, James Dormaa, Will
Ham Baugher, Michael Medmend, james
&. Peace, =. 7. Appleton, John Pride, l..
NJ. Loomis, ] w. Patterson, Thomas
JoteL teaac De Wiz JubD Syapder
Abraham Smith, Bepiataia Tomb. George
! tChristlip, c. Y, Piersoa,
AGENTS.
John " Senseney, Upper Saadasky; S.
u. Worih, Lille Sdadusky; Frederick
Bloom, .Herico; a ". .Nunson, Wydndof;:
S. Kenaa, 7'ymochtee; John Park e. Co.
Carey; Long e. Kennedy, MersuiiI.s.
February 10, lS47.-20-6m. -.
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LOOK OUT.

Many ofour Subscribers having suffered
severely from the depreciation OF Persons
calling themselves Agents for the Lady's
Book, we deem it our duty TO protect
them, as far as we can, from any further
imposition. Our regularly constituted
Agents are published on the cover fevery
No. of the Book and yet in defiance of
this. some of our old subscribers have paid
these Impostors. and they have also sue
ce eded IN getting new Subscribers, and
receiving advance payment for the same
In none If these cases do we either give
credit for the money to the old subscriber.
o. send the work TO the enew.-Conseq eqnent.
ly the loss is theirs.
Our A gents, besides having Certi6
cate from us, are also furnished with a
Certificate Of Agency, under the seal OF
Otice, from either the Mayer OF Clncin-
natl, or the Recorder of the City of Phil
adelphis. Surely tins should DO sufficient
guarantee. Let every person who wishes
TO SUBSCRIBE, or who is asked TO pay mon
ey, insist upon seeing these documentss--
1.-The following are among the known the
known Imposters.
o. n Stem, 70. II P. Stem is cur Au
l'thorised Agent.
J.. Benz. Weld, lJuhn B. Weld is our an.
thortsed AgenG)
Franklin y. Jennings, tE. Y. Jennings
is our authorised Agu'.
Joseph L. Dent, [J. 4. Dent is cur au-
thorised Agent.
T.. II Severns in the Staie-ofNew York,
/ tITGomas Severn is our authorised Agent ]
J. r. Smith, flames Il, Smith is our au-
thorised Ageut.l
J. {. Blossom, 1--WE have no Agent whose
name resembles this
Franklin Y. Jennings is sdescribed to us,
as abou, 5 feet s inches high, dark com-
plexion, well dressed. and ofa gentle
ms niy eppearauce. As il! may be the
same fellow assuming variety OF names,
this description may be Of some use 10 de-
| tectiag him.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-28
Notice.

DR.. John ]. Harts, from Frederick, Ohio,
has appointed Messrs Zimmerman " Nc
Coy nf this place as agents for his pills
&c DR.. Harris does not offer any patented
.nostrum! bnt viii refer the pnhlic TO the
hest ph,sicians on the Western Reserve,
where lie has praclised as physician aud
surg con for HE last 10 years. AS to hl'
standing as a physician and surgeon, he
will refer to
Doctor Ia BggeIow, Palmyra, Portage
county y.
Jas. De Wolf, Ravauna q
J. IOWA. Hudson, summit GO
Il E>tep, Canon. Siatk co. y
" :. Seeby Watren rrumboA co.
j. Scplt, Parkmau, .Geaugs co.
lamar, |, l911. l3-:}m.
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LAW ANDLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. Mott,

A TTORNEY ~ .CUUNSELLOR AT
"a LAW, and Commissioner t" take the
cknow edgemenis Of Deeds and other IN
-truments under Seal, to be recorded IN
ennsyivania, will hereafter practice IN
5l,e comfy of Wy andot, and tie adJoinlng
onnties. He win also faithfully and
.rompty attend TO any Land Agency bus,
mess entrusted TO his charge Deeds,
Mortgages, aud OTTER instruments OF Wr''
aug, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyaniott
co., Ohio. lsePt. D So
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IN CuANCERY.

Susan Rsade' N wsane1t msa pis,.. Com
Christopher Reade, Petition for divorce,
The said Christopher Reade is hereby
notified, that on he 4th day Of Nay, A. ID.
lS47, Susan Reade ofthe county of fWyan-
dot. and State of Ohio, filed in the court
Of common pleas of the county aforsaid, a
petition in chancery against the SAID
Christ pher Reade; the object and prayer
of which petition is to obtain a decree III
said court, dissolving the marriage con-
tract subsisting between the said susan
Reade and Christ opher Reade; and to OBJ
ain further decree OF said court allow
ing to the said Susao Reade the care and
custody of Nelson Reade, an heir Of the
said Susan Reade and Christopher Reade,
the frui. of their said intermarriage.
Cause for said divorce, three years wh'
bIl absence, and habihal drunk kness, on
The part of the said Christopher Reade.
The said Christopher Reade, is further
notified. thai unless lie appears, pleads,
answers or demurs to said petition, on or
before The next term Of said court, the
said Susan Reade will apply TO said court
to take the matters ofthe said petition as
confessed aud TO decree thereon accord.
ingly, ,,
So. for Comptnh.
May An, 19A7-3e-6t $500
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Peace with Mexico!
DEATH OF SANTA ANNAy!I
The First Regiment of Ohio Volunteers
have arrived at U. .sandusky. at the
GROC ERY

or the subscriber. and through their Gus
tom, made groceries so CHEAP that a
man can do nothing else than buy. Peo
pie OF Wyandot aud surrounding COMMITTEES
there lie the place TO buy. lie AWAY
keeps a good sock on hand, which he
Sells CHEAPER than any other Grocery
this side Of .dass.iloa.
Come and see his stock, consisting of the
following articles:
Rio Coffee, N. U Sugar, Molasses,
Figs, starch, Loaf Sugar, Rsisios,
liquors, Venitian red, Caster OH,
Shot, Bears Oil,
Nuts, Powder, Turpentine
Y. II. Tea, Lead, Ropes,
And variety OF other articles that would
fill a Whole sheet 10 enumerate.
Hn Grocery is situated on the Wyaadol
Avenue, right opposite where J. McCutch.
en- tsrmetiy had h,s dry good store.
ANTHONY YUNCKER.
Viper ssnaasky, Feb. ., ls47.-ls.