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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23

Mr. Blngle ~ was unwilling to print extra copies
as the facts would be used to attack the administration
and as the amy officers only were to blame
Mr.. Clozier yeplied, to which Mr. Cobb reoined
much excited. Mr. Stephens followed, and said the
abstract showed the people where the money had
gone, and created competition
MIR. McCenand defended the administration and
said this was agitated for party purposes.
| Mr. Thompson of Kentucky, and Mr. Mckay took
part In the discussion. The sparring on the occasion
was sparkling and entertaining. Hits were given and
taken in fine STYLE
The motion to lay on the table was renewed, and
decided IN the affirmative, SO to 78.
FRIDAY, March IL.
SENATE-Mr. Cass moved to take up the Ten Reg
iment bill
ar Bernen opposed the passage of the bill, and
denounced its object, which would operate on the
fears OF Mexico and force her to cede two sovereign
SCate3 lor sum which we force her to accept He
Ivy sl' 'eIt ana permit the act to pass without
remohsI rance, which he deemed injurious to the hon.
or OF the country, even if Mexico had power and he
feared the acquisition would prove fatal TO the welfare
of the American people.
Mr. Foot called the Senator to order in alluding to
subjects belonging to the Executive session.
Mr.. Beren SAID he only alluded to what the Pres
ident said in his annual Message respecting New
Mexico and California The chair decided the Sen
ate IN order, and Mr., Berren, resumed his remarks
and proceeded with his argument.
In the House, the Speaker announced the first
thing in order the resolutions previously reported for
printing 100000 copies OF the patent report at a cost
OF $4,000. debate sprung up, in which the par
ticpators were Messrs. Jones of Tennessee Conger
Robert Smith Tarvin, Lahm Vinton, Stevens, Pol
lock and Toombs.
PASSAGE OF THE TEN REGIMENT BILL. In the
Senate on Thursday, the Ten Regiment Bill passed
by vote of % to 49, After short Executive Sess-
ion, the death of Mr.. ]. E. Hoey, Member of Con-
gress from New-York, was announced, and the Sen
ate adjourned till Monday. The House also adjourn
ed till Monday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23

Editor Crthe Freeman, our article in the last Free
man, headed "The Town Poor" is calculated to do
injustice to cur citizens, where the facts not Known
The reason assigned for selling the Town Farm by
the friends of the measure at the meeting was, that
the poor could be supported among their relatives and
tiends at much less expense than they were at the
Farm and the transient poor that should come into
town could as well be supported by some person own
ing farm in town, ana at much less expense than at
Poor Farm, including the interest on the investment
1t is sixteen or eighteen years since citizens, by
very large majority in town meeting, abolished the
odious practice of selling the support of the poor at
auction, and have never since heard of any citizen
in town being in favor of reviving the practice.
A CITIZEN OF MONTPELIER.
Montpelier March % lS4S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
The W ar.

The latest accounts from Mexico represent matters
as being in somewhat quiet state and that the peo-
pie are generally looking and hoping for the rafca
ton of the treaty, and consequent peace.
Dispatches from our government were received al
Mexico on the 10Th ult, formally recalling Gen. Scott
from the command and transferring it to Maj Gen
Butler. Gen Scott took parting leave of the army
amid universal grief and regret.
MExICo,-A telegraphc despatch to the Evening
Gazette states that later accounts have been received
from Vera Cruz, which state that Santa Anna is agar
in the field, and his leaving Mexico is pronounced &
fabuMs tale He was at the head of 500 men, pre-
pairing to carry on the war The road to the capita
was infested by the gueras The country was ex
ceedlngH sickly.
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MnRE HOMIE TESTIMnNv

No. 45 Union street, Boston, April l6, 1876.
Mn SETH W. FOWLE-Sir A sense of gratitude
of duty the public, prompts make the following statement
which, if of any you, entirely your disposal may
have the effect induce other sufferers make trial of
your Invaluable medicine which truly say, has literally
snatched from the grave which Fastening Last
July attacked by sudden cold which resulted in very
cough with violent pains in the side From that
time began away notwithstanding undsr The
Of kul physicians The prescribed for in vain.
became much reduced that my friends frankly told
die, and that liable do any hour At this
heard of WIsTARs BsAM WILD CHERRY by way OF neigh
bor f had saved by and Immediately a bot.
tie The effect produced indeed wonderful My physician
resp ectab in Boston, who had previously Jd me-
that cure was hopeless, in, and informed him what had
aken told him the good effects had experienced He eyn
mined the Balsam and told to continue the of it, since
who had given up entirely told few days since that
might yet live many years feel that recoved and
gaining strength every day.
MARY ROWE.
We Cheetuly testify the truth Of the above statement
Mrs Rowe having been inmate of family for some months
past. WILLIAM DENNET
MARTHA DENNET. u
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Montpelier March %, l846.

% THE following offer from highly respectable and
thy gent .man of Salem, Mass Of her aest
chants, man whose stat ements never questioned.
To the Agent Of Vaughns Vegetable Lhonpc Mixture. Sir
have for many been afflicted with the gravel which has
times caused very suffering and the usual
be esored without giving other than temporary relief In
February of the commenced the of the Lhon-
ptc, and feel happy and grateful in saying that pro-
ducve of almost INN date relief have taken three
up this time have had relapse doubt my pre-
freedom from cumpnt solely due this valuable medicine,
and think myself in fair way Of being permanently cured if moi
already
Salem, June 10, 1876 JOEL BOUKER.
This is the Great Am3 Remedy, the advertisement
columns call Agent get book this medicine takes hold of all
diseases of the urinary organs and in fact takes hold of all dis
of any kind, and cures with wonderful success
For sale by s. K. Collins, MOntpeler. u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
Nlorrta1es.

In this Village, on the 10th inst by Rev. Mr.. Web
ster, Mr. LUTHER POLAND, JR. and Miss M.
CLARA BENNETT, both of Montpelier.
In Straford on the LIST inst, Ebenezer White Jr of
Wilston; and Mrs. Harriet Hatch of S.
In Sharon, Mr.. Charles Dewey and Miss Julia Rob-
inson of Sharon
Ia Worcester, on the 18th inst, by F. Johnson Esq,
Rufus Montague of MiddleseX and Mrs. Eunace Bates
of w,
In Stowe, on the 10Th inst, by A. Burke Esq, Mr.,
Alpheus Ferrin of Stowe, and Miss Almira Flanders
of Berlin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
From the Boston Dail Times

medicine well worthy the attention of the pyscions and pub
lic-Compound sarsapara and Tomato Ber This is a very
strong preparation of the extract Of Sarsapa Tomatoes
Ibes articles well known need any thing in praise
them suffice say this compound is SAID those who
trial. be far superior and eecua Than the Sarsa
sra alone In fact know Of number where has
effected most astonishing in purifying blood where sasa
para and other medicines have been taken without
feet Reader, look to it know from experience it well
worthy your attentions operates gentle laxative very
pleasant article therefore ii is easily taken.
For sale by s. p Redfeld X Collins MONTPELIER and bv
dealers IN medicine generally. LIP
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
DEntbs.

In straford, February 80, Jane L. Norton, aged 50
years.
In Brookfed, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Elizabeth Will
lams, relict of Ashar Williams, aged 81. Aso on
the same day, Mrs. Sarah R., relct of Bella Kingsbuy
aged 63.
In Vershire, on the LIST ult, Mr.. Asa George aged
so years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
BOSTON MARKET. MONDAY. March 90.

Promiscuous, IA a 81 IL
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, March IS.
At market, 205 beef cattle, IS yoke working oxen,
10 COWS and calves, and $50 sheep.
Prices-Beef Cauc-Extra, $3.50; list quality, $50
a 7; Cd quality $50 G,25.
Working Oxen,-S8O, IS, 90, ITO, 1I5.
Cows and Caves.--$22 IS, 80, IS, As.
Sheep-.$2 rs, 3, $50 4, 5, Gas.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
IMPORT. Mt To
OWNERS OF HORSES.

OWNERS Ot HORSES,
WILLOWS CELEBRATED IlEAVE CURE, which has been
IL used with such astonishing effect in France and England for
twenty years, for the first time made available 10
American Heretofore the disease called eaVe been
regarded ncurab malad and thousands have searched
stOrehOs OF facts and taxed their inventive genius
to find remedy for this affection The great desideaum has
attained Duw's invaluable Heave Cure is universally
admitted specific in this formidable dsUse md all
who tested its virtue by fair trial. lavish endless
cOmum upon efficacy II is net only speedy for the
Ieavcs but will also be found useful in the Gande and given
cure the worst Cough week. and VIII generally eradicate
permanently in weeks, and produce fine glossy
hair and improve every the condition of
Persons who valuable horses not adj
minister it to tn is warranted be entirely free from any
ingredients and they should always keep
C this powder hand in order that be administered
US first symptoms the disease appear, which will
slight cough difficulty breathing 1t must be quite obvious
every person. that by repeatedly driving horses through rain and
snow they Will contract colds which If neglected, will terminate
in the heaves.
GIVE the powder trial, and will recommend itself
there several limitations and spurious articles
&C. ask for Dow's Heave Cure BE careful and see
FORD and GRANT, Propretors,
p and "a Washington Albany.
Also for sale by A. Mcclure "a State w A. Wharton, ISL
and 3s3 Broadway r. c. RUSSELL - State George RUSSELL 20
State George Dextr 81 State c. Frohneham Broadway,
f. Vandenburgh, Broadway and Hudson d. Spring
steed and s. Pearl Eunowsand Nelegar 43
South Peal Charles Whitney, No North Lansing ST. opposite
Little Basin and by other uggss throughout the L. S.
For sale by 5. X Collins Montpelier, VT y; ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.
MARCH 1913.

THE attention Of Country Seaport Merchants Manuacm
ers ana others about visiting Boston purchase Spring Supplies
is most respectfully requested the following CARDS comprising
Merchants, Manufacturers and Artists.
Being uy prepared in the various branches embrace the
facilities Of the Country press solicit your early calls and
New England friends that no pains shall spared
part to please both old and new customers i2 5w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
DIR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

A VILE Imitation Of my DIR. MARsHAlI'S SNUFF, having
a been got up by H. c. Gtidey, Of Mddebu, ubou the
ginning Of S45 pamd upon the public the genuine a
e by Misrepresentation in words and by large and SNOWY hand
publish the following Of DIR, Marshall the pub
Thai tim
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
POLLY BINGHAM'S ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at Hyde
the 9Th day Of March, A. D. s4s William H. H. Bingham Execu-
tor on OF Polly Bingham late of Mosown in said dis
c deceased presents his administration account for settlements
Wheeupn ordered that the be referred To the 18th day
of March 1915 the Probate Office in said dpk for examn
and allowance; and that all concerned be notified hereof by
publication of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman print
Montpelier VT three weeks successfully may be-
they may appeal and said time and place they
object thereto II. r. SMITH, Judge 10 3w.
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l848 = l848

SPRING STYLE OF HATS
UNSURPASSED by any for BEAUTY and cHEAr-
u HEss for sale by w T. BURNIlAM
March TO-
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RECEIVES subscriptions all American and choice English
odea and forwards them in advance Of other agents. by mail
otherwise any part of the country He aers himself
bis long experience aud wide spread reputation For punCtua and
precision, viii recommend him professional gentlemen and p-
Vae individuals Orders for any kind of Books whatever promptly
attended to.
Address T. WILEY, JS Publisher, % sate Street, Boston
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02
MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDIC Al oEFIo E

No. 10 Cy4RONDELET ST
THNO THE PUBLlC.-Nlne years permanently located IN
Il this city, combined with the unyaed success our pecu
liar system Of treatment for Syphllc, Mecunal and all
Chronic complaints has met with during that time, has fully
and sOundy established our reputation.
The Southern Midica Office, - No IL CGrOHdeet STREET,
established in 1870 for the of all Chronic affections
with few exceptions known to all the only object Of u
card to inform those who know not its location, that al
ced with any of those private diseases which uDiOrtu-
natey prevalent, they consult with certainty aud
guarantee of cure.
To those especially who from mmOderate Of Mei-
curry malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism, itching on the chest,
boehes on the skin, ulcers the throat general debility,
have ruined their constitution recommend 10 call upon
US for confident that the prompt and permanent
lief they will derive from the active effects OF treatment
viii at once convince them of capabty fulfilling what
profess.
We boast of making rapid and hasty cures but orr
short aspsce Otime possibly be DONE with adVan.
tage and safety to the patient.
We will not here, through newspaper medium, enter n
any elaborate remarks regarding venerea affections, 1t
disease that unfortunately pevades all ranks Of society
and poor, matrimonial and single; all will observe is, if
person afflicted with complaint of that nature
class his peculiar with those that describe
ueatse) by calling at office will give him. free If
all charges what explanation advice he may desire
often happens that an ltimed Of shame dTead
Of discovery deteB patient from applying to those who from
education and Eespectabity befiend him. delaying
treatment I'LL all the constitutional symptoms Of this hOn
disease make their appearance.
SUCH the doctor pledges himself to preserve the most
VlOaDe secrecy and from his extensive practice and
ence ne can confidently recommend safe and speedy
L. G.. THOMSON.
Office No Is Caroaaelet street between Canal and CON-
mon, sign OF the Marble hscuapan Statue Private
trance Tst door to the night of No 49, in CaTondee
EVdts egres both uncommon and CaOndeetsts myl6 I'm
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MEDICAL nFFICE.


NO. 30 CUSTOyHHOLSE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL A CURE Is EFFECTED--Pnvate Diseases cmtd
IN few days By regular phl stefan, without mercury or
other poisonous medicines, at No. " CustGEOuSe street,
New Orleans, louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms Of certain Disease TO his general adver.
sement another column The treatment adopted by him
that which the approval of the most sur.
geons of Paris, London and New York and universal
has proved beyond doubt that permanent cUe M
the worst OF constitutional syphilis gOnouhna sr
tue enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases ndlUed
by certain scaIy practice, etc. etc.. be obt incl
to moral certainty If application be made those who "
intelligence, skill and experience be relied on Since IT
Mullen opened in this city all the many thar have come
under his care have been cured without single exeaop
OF structure 30 old has been cured to the surprise Of II
patient The gentleman (whOse Tespectably is kntgn 10
the otzens OF New Orean is ar hand and (by his Ien,
SOM can be referred to- DR.. M 8 treatment of S tnrais
not known South of New York His treatment Of goncE
hRa and geet the most perfect discovered IN Il III
shortest safest and sut The patient takes no
cuDesi turpenne or other doses but cure * o
tanned in one or two days without pain a.
change Of diet ~ No pay unless is effected wibin
lMPoTENCY-Young or others who by sexual .voa.,
or sepoluuOn may have brought on tbensaye any ot E
painful consequences resulting from an unestransd in
gence OF ne passions such pFemaSse mpotency inv,
nntaIy seminal enlOns general debility on Constit nj
arrangement, NAV consult DIR. Mullen with honorabo 80
observed --0 @'4iS'ess se-'e~y
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at ais ofos M "a ru,
tomhouss street.. BENJAMIN MYTTT.FN ~ n
~ RspsmbsE No. g cusenhqVas ssVal. iyI5 Ss
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THE CHEROKEE NATIoN-The last Cherokee
Advocate estimates the number of protested Chris
tians among the Cherokees at not less than $500
about one-seventh of the entire population, if not
more The National Council is announced to con-
vene at Tahlequa on the first Monday in October.
The Supreme Court will meet at the same time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02

TITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH NENEREAlL ID :"
EASES-Ihe reputation of the writer Is so well estAbs
lhed that all that necessary to those who have be IA
unfortunate have contracted one OF those dread
M diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any pei
of their various FORMS is that the writer alter most sue
cessful practice of twenysx years confined strictly to We
neFea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood havIng teate
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope many
whom had been under the treatment OF eminent physicians
without receiving any benet) is enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should any OF the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well call at No So CUsTOMHOUsE STREET Le
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves OF the dement's
of the subscribers long and successful experience.
jyl5 I'm Is. +. MULLEN, 81 CustOmhouse st.
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u ~ 9 y Ae

GARD.
TNOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.-knO q
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run IN cOnst IL
ing physicians for the of private diseases, owing to o
inter dsouacaon of those who profess such
deem tito be nothing but act of kindness towards
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice to Dr. MOl
LEN No Sc CuStOakOSe street. state that in the 81 ~
1916 was sOrey afflicted with syphilis, in its worst and most
appalling form and for several months together was unter
the regular medical practice could obtain in New S1
leans without being all Observation-Disclosures grew worse
AT length heard Of Dr. Mullens great reputation. az
piled to him. and tony oy in three weeks he Teot
perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans jan = I64f
ivi5 I'm SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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