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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
Suffering Ireland,
ADDRESS TO THE LADIES OF AMERIC

ADDRESS 10 The LADIES OF AMERICA,
The Christian Ladies of America arc earnestly call
ed upon by their Irish sisters to assist them in saving
alive IN famine and It's Attendant pesentia diseases
the utterly destitute men, women aud children Of God
smitten Ireland. In former times it was said in Ire
land, that the best potato in the bowl was FOR the wd
ow, the atheress and the houseess wandercf, and io
the hungry the Irish cotter ever ready TO SHARE
his last. But now there Is not one to divide the daily
morsel if he even has such is consumed at once an(
he has nothing left to save the starving neghbors iron
dying at his door.
OH that our American sisters could see the laborer
on oul roads, nbe bodied men, scarcely clad, tamish
ing with hunger, with despair in their once cheeru
faces, Staggering at their work vet striving TO earn the
meal which is to keep life in them to another
too probably having tasted no food since the day be
fore Oh! that they could see, on the post norton eX
animation of hundreds who have died Of hunger or
the roads, where they work almost to the last gap tina
not a particle of food is found in their contracted
stomachs OH that they could see the fever and fam
ine stricken family hudded together on their bundle
Of damp straw, with one more cofpses among them
which the survivors have not strength to drag iron
beside them.
Oh! that they could see the dead father mother, o
child lying cofinless, and hear the screams of the
Survivors around them, caused not by sorrow, but il
the agony of hunger, they whose hands and hearts ar
ever open to compassion, would unite in one might
effort to save Ireland from such misery. If YOU dea
lady, into whose kind hands this may fall, would col
ect among friends and neighbors sums however SINAI
and transmit them to Benjamin II. Warder, No. II!
Vine Street. Philadelphia, through whom they ca
be RENTED to any of the undersigned committee, sue
aid will save many lives in a country which the Lor
in righteous Judgment, has 30 severely stricken, an
sause the blessings of them who are ready to perS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
JAYNE,s Alternative

BRoNoHocELE GoTRE sweIed Neck He has prescribed the
Alternative in upwards sixty Of Coe and it has fail
ed in single instance completely the disease Not
solitary case of failure All CURED!
me success ne has met with curing Bronchocele and Cancer
Gus Affections has convinced him that these dangerous and ho
pie diseases may be removed with much certainty Fever
Ague He does wishto be understood saying that they
ne cured SOON as Fever and Age but with much
rH ana hrr that he has good for believing that this
pcplr ton viii not only those diseases when formed bu
ht destroys the virus poisonous principle lurking in the
tenn from which that peculiar class Of Diseases as well also thai
Of Scrufla emeHate.
ScRoFuLA-KNa's EvIL-The Alternative has been used in
meons cases oScrof la Kings Evil, and Scrofou swoImgs
with the most decided success.
SKIN DsEAsEsHe has prescribed in great variety of Cua
neos Affections and found II successful in curing Salt Reum,
&c
DlsPEPst and LIVER CoMPLAINT has been used in
effect.
delpnia. ~
For sale by S. Red6eld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

DEsERmoNs FROM THE ARMY.-The National Po-
lice Glzette has advertised the description Of no less
than nine hundred and two soldiers who have deserted
from the ranks of the army since the first of May.
FoR OREGoy,--The brig Evelne, Capt. Goodwin
for Columbia river sailed from Newburyport on hurs
day, with ten passengers printing press, type and ma
terlas for the establ shment Of newspaper office.
A Coop One. The following IS about the bes
thing in the anecdote line we have seen lately;
can Indian chief being asked his opinion of a cash
of Madeira wine presented him by an officer, said ht
thought the juice extracted from womens tongues
and lions hearts, for when he drank bottle Of it HI
could talk forever and fight the devil"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
The PekimTea Company

p EsPECTFULLY give notice that they have made arrange
mcnts for the sale Of their Tea in its varetcs whole
sale and RETAIL with CRISTY, of Waterbury, Washington
Co., w. for the counties of ashngton and Lamo may
be found constantly hand the qualities varieties
the same prices sold at Our Tea needs
word Of commentator insure its very ready sale wherever its
merits have been tested We wu say however, for the ben
eht of such know nothing of former operations thai
we not only IMPORT but fact buy them of thu
grower aud pack them ourselves through the medium of
House at Pekn Tho customer will find the Tea done
loaded packages Of - and lbs EACH also quarters halves
and whole chests all Of which numbered and marked by
In reference to the above notice. will simply remark that
have not taken the agency which refers without such personal
knowledge Of the true merits of the article question will jus
W me in saying that this Company not only doing themselves
great credit but performing great and good work doing what
they able drive the poor and large proportion poisoned
by c0orng teas which have hitherto deuged this country
the market Knight say MORE but prefer the article upon
its own merits f1r the decision ufhe public therefore say all
try il at MY EXPENSE.
By order Of the Company,
J. B. CRISTY, Agent.
Also, may be found my in Waterbury large well
selected stock Of Foreign and Domestic Goods which Customers
say are selling very desirable terms. ]. b. CRIS1Y.
Waterbury, Dec 26, 1916. 50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
Ucotl)9.

In this village, Feb. 9Th, Harriet F. youngest child
of James R. and Lucy P Langdon aged years and
6 DAYS
In this town, 22d ult, widow Sibbell Wheeler, in
her 10Th year. one of the early settlers of the town
In Morrlsown, 18th ult, Mary Ann Blossom, oged
II years. Printers in Woodstock, Lowell, Mass. and
Ohio are requested, &c.
recently of Montpelier, and formerly of Lebanon, N
II.
In Barnet, Jan. 81, of erysipelas, Mr.. Willard
Houghton, aged g.
In Irasburgh, JAN %, of Group, George Franklin
infant son Of DR.. Samuel ana Lucy Tucker,
In Grand Detour ILL.,, Dec. 30, of Lung fever Doct
Galen Palmer, aged Co. formerly of Wocott, Vt
In Royalton 22d ult VIM. Gray, aged TO-
In Berkshire, ODD ult Anna wife of G. w. Kendall
aged 63 years II months and nine days
In Woodstock Jan. 9TH, of consumption, Alonzo W
Cleveland, aged 38.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

Su'ta .47,nas Ptdn for The Campngn.-The Span
sh paper at New Orleans publishes letter from a
correspondent at the city of Mexico dated December
%, which, among other things, communicates the re
ported Mexican plan of operations, which is said to
have originated with Santa Auna. We give the trans
l0ton of the Dala;
Every means of precau,on will be taken in order to
forty well one point of the Republic with all the nee
essary reinforcements within radius not very extend
ed, but well traced, dstracting in every possible man
ner the enemy, and calling his attention to insgnf
cant movements. BY these means, 1t is hoped thlt
much precious time will be lost by the troops Of the
United States, and thus, at the beginning Of the SUN
meg, they will be scattered all about the county, al
different points, so that at no single place they may
have force It's large as the Central Division Of the
Mexican army. Thus the advance into the country
will cost the North Americans large sum of dollars
which will be touching them in tender point, as they
value dollars more than lives, and money more than
the blood Of their citizens. Besides the loss of time
and the eXorbtant expenses of the Moth Americans
which tire" times great as those of the Mexican
army, the summer season will fall upon themuneXpec
edy, with its numerous diseases and epdnmlcs sc
perous to the unccn1ted and thus without single
shot from the Mexican ranks, they will perish daily by
hundreds both men and beasts, who will not have
strength to resist orr climlte, and in short time then
regiments will be decimated. y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

The massacre of the Christians continues in Tur.
key. Mar Yohannan, the Nestorlan Bishop who visit
ed this country some years ago, has been impaleG
alive by Redrhan Bcy.-Ihe HISTORIAN Pastors had
oil poured over their bodies and were then roasted
alive before a slow fire amd the peers aud savage yells
other tornmenters. SMy-seven villages have been
laid waste and eight hundred Christians put to death
by torture, by the Muhommedans Neither womer
nor children were spared in this savage butchcry.
New PAPER IN TAMmCo.-Messrs. Bernard g. Jew.
ell of New Orleans, have made permanent arrange
ments to publish paper in Tampco, to be called the
"Tampico Sentinel" They lett on the goth ult to car
ry out the enterprise
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

.Mrjcan RcpoMs-A letter has been received at
New Orleans from gentleman in Havana, who has
access to the best sources of information in Mexico.
He writes that Santa Anna was at San Luis Potos
late as the oath Decembe; and had no thought Of an
immediate hostile movement. The Picayune adds
The most interesting fact announced in his letter is
the arrival at the city of Mexico, just before the de-
parture of the British courier for the steamer of an
express from San Luis with demand Of Santa Anna
upon the new Congress for loan Of $8O00000. The
writer suggests that the general superstition was that
tn amount could only be raised by Selling upon the
property Of the clergythat it was the only possible
resource left.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

to return upon the heads of the donors The enormous
price Of Indian meal and provisions of every sort puts
it beyond the reach of the poor to buy and those who
would gladly give to them, from the same cause have
it not in their power.
Fever and other deadly diseases have followed in
the train OF famine, and unless some extraordinary aid
can be obtained, ireland must soon become one vast
lazar house of the dying and the dead.
Dummanway, County Of Cork, Ireland, Dec, 28th,
1916.
MARTHA D. COX,
KATHARINE A. COX,
HARRIET SHULDAM,
ANNA MARIA GALBRAITH,
ISABELLE SULLIVAN,
ELLEN JAGOE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

getting better, induced try DR. WIsTARs BALsANf
OF WILD CHERRY and accordingly procured bottle Of Ed
ward Mason, Druggist and Apohecay Portland Amer using
according to directions truly say CURED ME ENTIRE
LY am well and able attend my work, and would
cheerfuy recommend any afflicted with any disease
the Lungs DAVID ALLEN.
| Witness, GEORGE ALLEN.
! Pownal, Cumberland Co., Me, Oct. IA, ls45.
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on the wrapper
/ For sale by s. K Collinn and s. ?. Red6eld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

In Norwich, Ct, Miles Morrison and sabina E.
Gale, both Of Barre, VT
In Jamaica, Job Goodae and Sarah Lincoln.
In CoOpers Plains, n Y, Miller Fox and Margaret
G. Evans.
In Wesrord, Geo. W. Pettingill of Georgia, and
Elizabeth R. Morgan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

"HOPE, UNDYING HOPE" is the attendant of the
cOnsumpve, while he treatment commonly pursued in his
Ease Is hurryng him te his last resting paGethe grave And
srans' is that thus suffering hOd be willing TO
bis life sacrificed because is scientific manner!
Yet an every day affair The true remedy Is at hand sher
mans Ooaonin All Healing asam has relieved more such
than any medicine discovered and those who
not willing to believe in its virtues should make trial of it, and
they viii only be satisfied that all that said of
the letter. but will also recommend tn their suffering friend,
ohe best remedies they have known for coughs of all
kinds asthma pains the chest and side hornesS difficulty
Of breathing bleeding of the lungs and ncpen consumption
One trial will satisfy the most sccpca and the medicine with
in the reach of all.
For sale at LOG Nassau ST. N and by S. P Redfed, Montpe
er agent In every town in Vermont at 25 cents and
81 90 per bottle. g. ",
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

.Ncrcan Fecling-The following extract from a
letter received in this city, dated Jalapa, Dec %, is
confrmaoy of all the recent accounts received from
Mexco:-
"The United States government and people will
that there is hope for peace with this peo-
pie until they are driven to it,
The vote Of the Congress has been taken on the
subject of the late propositions from the United States
government, and they have been rejected by large
majority"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
EAGLE HOTEL.

STATE ST, MONTPELIER, VERMONT
The Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he has rented the above stand eceny
cupe by Seth kmba where he will be found ready wait
all those who may favor him with call and hopes by dgent
the of both and beast merit and
raj share Of public patronage and render his house agreeable
home
N g. Good Stables in coed repair for the OssoHolAn q
Transfers.
Board furnished on rcasonabis
ORREL TOWN
Montpelier, Nov. S, ls46 46tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
Weekly EScCeiptS.

W Smith, A Warren, W s Brock, w A Boyce, D
Lawrence, + Clifford, A Burnham, Nisbit, A Mo-
rey, L Keith, o Perkins, Fellows Jr P Eaton, II
Hale, Bailey, r II Walker. Wardner, 81 so each
JOS NewbaII, SO; ] Landon, 7 Rowe s each;S How
eN Sl,75;G Putnam, 25c.; E L Bar, Soc; NJ Bar
Der, Kingsley 33c. EACH R. Bailey, l5c.; Hawey,
$l,57; D Cornish 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently Of the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea
takes mis- opportunity inform the public that he has rented
the Union House, and has been tho ougy repaired from boua
top and furnished with FumtIre and he pledges himself
spare pans in having well kept lie has been great
getting the Large and commOdious House order
ceive the rush opaUnage which this House worthy and
bic Of accommodating.
Relying upon his experience in the business of keeping Public
House, he hopes to satisfy the public Of what he has said his
House Without further comments call and and much oge,
LEVI BOUTWELL,
Monp1iier, Sept 10, 1915. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.


Washington Dist--Est R Paddock, Barre; ad. act
rend' red probate office, Feb. Is.
Lrmodle Dst.-Est, Burt Stowe ad. act. render
ed probate Office, Feb. %.
Georgia Dst.-Est. |. Tracy Sheldon; com. sit Al
H. II. Tracy's, last Tues Feb. and June.
Windsor Dist-Est. A. G. Taylor, Ludlow; ad. act
rendered probate office, Cavendsh, Mar 5,
Caledonia Dst.-Est w. Houghton, Barnet; will
presented probate Office Feb. %.
Rutland Dist.--Est. NJ, Hilliard Dandy; com. sit at
store of NJ. billiard I'd, June Z. Est. G. Gould, Pitts
ford; ad. ap to sell real estate March L.
Mrleboro Dist Est II, A. Perry, Dover will pre-
scented probate office, Bratteboro, Feb. o. Est. ]
Blsseu Wilmington; ad. ap. to sell real estate same
time. Est ]. Burnett, Dummerston; will presented
same time.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

"NEVER GIVE UP soong is in your avail your
self of that justly celebrated remedy for coughs colds and every
species OF lung complaint
WIsTAR's BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Mr.. S. w. Fowle;
fyou think the following certificate worth publishing is at
your service:
hereby certify that afflicted with a very troublesome
cough for about year tried great many different remedies
recommended me- but all purpoHe finding that was not
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
hlessrs. Brinsmaid & Brot hers

CONTINUE import from England and Switzerland fine
Watches kinds of JewC and from France Dagurrra-
otype Goods; and Keep for sale eXtcnsv Of Watch
Jewey, Cck and Fancy Articles, aud manufacture pure
spoons and Claw sugar longs, and keep Will supplied with
Silver Forks Cups Butter Knives Ladies' and kinds of gold
silver goods Of standard quality at as low prices be
purchased city country Our aim is to sell such goods and
prices will satisfy good customers induce them to call
again, and to send their friends to buy of rs.
All work line attended To promptly Orders from abroad
will buy as low personal application.
| Terms, Cash on delivery Of Goods or Noik.
BRIN5MAlD < BROTHERS.
Dec g. 1916. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
TEMPERANCE.

Chiiten3en Co.-An anti license convention is to be
holden at Burlington Feb, Is.
Rutland to.--Conventon at Clarendon S. Flats,
Feb II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
Beautiful Winter Dress Goods.

TEE Ladies will ind to their advantage examine J. "
HOWES stock of Dress Goods scae purchasing ass
shArs NaV.aS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

,,oso 4. NJ. and Prim. Beef 10 dull at 751s Is.
and II 1912 80 Sales 80 bbls Prime Picked hess
ar. steady sales 200 hhds Saoal'e' 81 % s"n ~
A.. q I, ca. Lard quiet -~'es ~ - ~ ~
- ,,,sr,. ard o. Tor No Cheese 10 f~tncr nesfy
So. 100 boxes Ohio they run were n "'e A. sna
400 or go boxes State a. 1cif- b1"1f - ~" ~
heavy -. l. i. ,.,,.,
GROrFRfrS- Sursr msrket contnues IN mos'
eeQrsssst slate End although We have isir SIS W roe
on the ste decline the zrocrrs are r-streuhS me-
Chase. 10 particular lots for the time tein. Sho 49,
are only made by farther concessions on 'n' 80 ~
holders The choice grades st 10 sooH request 80"
n much tru.r rates the quantity 10" tltil.. nons
exceed ngy email The sales comprise 20 hnhs lol'
Rico stdfs 90 Cuba a at. 70 New Oflesns e"'i
"a h.xes 81 d7{ The Nnlss-ss market Is without
change s.rs 81 hhds Cubs p 100 DO - snd - Musco
vNto - 20 90 p The quantity 20 choices IN ihs
market very snail. Cotse remains ne same sine
,h .tsucfion no lsrga trsn.acOa has TRANSFERRED so
Narscsbo IN ois sold II q zei 800 ;. Oonaso o. l-V
Brszii 81 al cts , 40 49,.
at ,s for Common 10 eis Tor Ioo5 Surely IN.
held s5t The market today dull ana inoicH,e'
..i farther decline 10, Of u tiercss rew mas been
received and cold Al shout 81; v e~..
Thrre VS. sale Of 100 o1ls Ohio Cover 81 'ti
INT generally the market 70 dull Tor SEEDS
OIL CANA sale OF % tons WAS msse az - ~ io'
OiIs-I,nsced Il srmer FOR Country American, snd
sOO Gals sold ~ fgi as cts kneish sells 10 ie's ~
IN ~. A, NV Bedford sales OF go hbs selected Crude
yybse were made ~ s. c;s. and LOO DO, balance VI
Usroine's cargo a. private bargain
NAVAL sIOhE,-Cruce luipenune y nrlN IN ?,
Al 20 and spirits So ~ cts but there sre 10 sst' OF
ir,,ort.nc. About 500 bbs Rcsin cold st 81 dto Tor
North County snd IS for Wilmington small saes
Tsr sre making At 50d2 OF. ,,,,
LEAD-Pig Is arm and toUO pig. 'old 81 : 81 ,s"5
HDES-A lew OF the Bgenos Ayies la'' received
4 COO have been sold In lots At ~ eta y =
HAY-Far.heE ssles 1000 bales Nofih hi'er Al '0e
50 cts . -.
LlNE-The market Is dull and scsrs0 SOFA " - GU
cash. $1,000. . ,,,.t -.
sTEARINE-we note sale Of 10000 ns White I"
iO4 cts cssh. 80. .
FIsH-We notice sales acc bbls NsckereiH IL - Tor
No l. and 80 for No
BONE-We note sales y eco 1s North West 81 - Gus
and 5000 DO south Sea At Is cts tor export
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

NAvAL-The erection of the frame OF the pro
ected war Steamer At the Brooklyn Navy Yard Is IN
active state Of progress. She Is 10 be Of medium
size OF zoe ions burden. IL Is calculated that from
six 10 twelve months will be required 20 finish her AZ
nearly ~ can be- judged from her present appearance
she will ~ Of very graceful model
The Government vessels now At thu Navy Yard are
the ships North Carolina. Savannah. Plymouth steamer
Fu,on snd cutter Polk The Macedonian frisate is eX
pected 10 return from her relief voyegs - Ireland aud
scotlsnd Ia sbouta week.
The paving on the men of the Savannah, which has
been In progress. for seversl dsys past will b. com
Melted 10 day From the length q her recent cruise IN
Inc Pacific and the large number Of men employed I'D
her a great amount Of arrears we're due Them. we IN
dr.,snd that about $4,000 will have been disoursed
merely for outstanding wages snd under the opera
lions Of tho subTreasury this large sum paid out 10
,pece The draft for il came nesr eshsusins Gov
Boueks iron chest The Pursers Office IN this instance
Is sinecure. IN, -. -.
The frigate Cumberland 10 under sailing orders Al
Norfolk draft Of eighty men at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard are In readiness 10 Join her ....
There il an appearance OF considerable activity Al ne
q : Dry Dock very large amount OF masonry Tor
the foundation has been laid Among the various con
trivspcas for facilitating labor there IL Al Arcnmeo an
screw for raising the water from the pit into ssuce
one would suppose that the modern eontrVance oi ins
pump would be much more Efficient ladv oil s'tn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

"A hundred times have we been accused Of
seeking 10 make Land Reform Hkig measure
whichis utterly unwarranted What We wish and
labor for is the accomplishment Of this and other
organic Reforms in entire independence OF party
the abolition Of Imprisonment for Debt OF paohc
Jogging and branding Cor Crime the Reform oil our
State Constitution, the Exemption o; certain ne0e'
saries from Sale and Execution sc sc. have oeeh
effected and as we trust the Abolition OF Cap'tsi
Punishment will soon be We 90 DOT sec '""' a
" Politics as they have existed ana must eA''' IL
our Country have properly anything 10 90 Win
these questions and when we have spoken OF tnen
,oeetber /, has been 10 repe the ready assumption
that the Whig party is, from It's very nature aVer'e
% .ocb If no, to all Reforms We oppose 10 this
,be unclaimed creed Of the party n which We ind
nothing Of the sort and the notorious fact that many
wings are active and prominent IN promoting The
Reforms Of our day. Bot we ask support TO these
movements. so far as we deem them Just on no
party grounds whatever bat on those common 70
al who seek the good Of mankind We call upon
all who have read with human hearts the story Of
Ireland's woes through last Winter, resulting IN
the destruction Of 50 many thousands If not millions
by Famine and its consequences, 70 unite IN de-
vl.ing seasoIable precautions and preventi'es io'
state Of things which may happen wherever
dense population occupy and cultivate SOL 'ne'
do not own psyi for II such rents as the" ne0e'
sites aud their landlords cupidity may oon'P"e 20
establish The prudent man ioreseeth EVIL aho
avoideth it. bat the simple pass on and are pun