Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-07

The Belgian papers speak of a new remedy
for the cholera having been discovered by
young physician, employed in the hospital at
Berlin, where its effects, it is said, have been as
founding.
Ctt of Tea IN Grcat Brjtain-Up to t8i5
the cost price of 1900, 900 lbs. Of te7 was g.,
500, 9)A Al present, 5000, 0)0 lbs cost but
G3,UD0, 900, or sG5GG, 0j0 less than used to be
paid for 19GJd,00O lbs,
A correspondent of the Ladys Newspaper
says he has never been able to obtain solution
Of the following enigma. Can any one assist
him?
nv first is the terror of ladies on land,
NV second the terror Of sailors on water;
My whole has a warehouse Of terrors on land,
Which sailors don't fear and which ladies run
after.
Questions for the Longest Day,-If twenty
grains make scrupe how many will make a
doubt?
If eight miles make a fur.long, how many will
make short UictJriae?
If seven days make one week, how many will
make one strong?
If five and half rods make Pole, how may
VIII make Il EWE!
Ifthree miles make a league, how many will
make cOnfcdracy?
The English physicians have recommended
the constant use Of flannel, for under Dress as
one Of the best preservatves Of uniform good
health, and they urge It's USE particularly at this
time, on the approach Of the cholera.
Extraordinary Case.-There fell under our obseva.
ton, Yesterday (says the Ulster Co. Journal0 the
most singular case of disease ever witnessed. The
subject a named Snyder aged thirty-fve years
residing ia the town Of WarwaslGg, in this county,
-Four months ago be had an attack of sickness, but
covered, and was, TO all appearance entirely healed
About fortnight after his recovery he was seze(
with dow mess, and for sometime afterwards he slep
nelry Two thirds of the day. This disease contaueC
to Increase until he would sleep two or three day
with vt waking. When him yesterday, he wa
continuing uninterrupted sleep of five days. Hi
l,.-a r tegular though not very full his respiration
Is easy and natural, and his skin moist and cool.
food or drink be- placed in his mouth he swallows il
and he walks when led by the hand and slightly sup
ported On Thursday last he awoke from sleep
tvo days, spoke few words struck a lady Violent
with a chair and almost Immediately afterwards san
into his present sluulber. He is on his way to the
Y Hospital.
Capital Punishment. In consequence Of the glow
of capital punishment, and particular manifestation
tito the Grand Jurors OF Wayne county, by the pres
ence of three different indviiusIs charged with mu
der, at the present term Of court understand the
have unanimously adopted memorial to the lcgs
ture asking for "A restoration OF that penalty which
lone prevents man from asSaliing the life of his feo,
We are glad to make this announcement, aud trust
will lead to the adoption of similar measures ii
part OF every Grand Jury in the State. Life with Il
has already become but trife, and, for pOtry t,
dollars, there are those among us who hesitate not
murder.-Dotrod .3ducrttser
The EXPEDITION 70 SANTA FF-Tt may be
some Importance to the relatives and friends Of Il
officers and soldiers who marched from Montery,
Mexico, in July last, under the command of Colon
Washington, to learn that that portion of the too
which were destined for Santa Fe reached that pla
on the 10th of OctobeEn fine health and spirits RI
information was communicated in a letter from an Of
Ger of the medical staff, who accompanied the troop
TO his friend in this city. No official information
the arrival of the troops has yet reached the War
partment.- Washington Union