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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-11
MARSEILLES HYMN OFLIBERTY.
BT BoUGET DE Isle.


Ye sons of France, awake to glory!
Hank Hank what myriads bid You rise,
Your children, wives, and graDd>ires hoary,
Behold their tears and hear their cries!
Shall hateful tyrants, mischicfs breeding,
With hireling hosts, ruffian band,
Alright and desolate the land,
While Peace and Liberty lie bleeding
To arms to armsl We brave!
The avenging sword unsheath
March on, march on, all hearts resolved
On victory or death.
Now, now. the dangerous storm Is rolling,
Which treachcrous kings confederate raise,
The dogs of war. let loose, are bowling,
And 10 cur fields and cities blaze.
And shall we basely view the ruin,
While lawlcss Force. with guilty stride,
Spreads dcsolation far and wide,
With crimes and blood his hands iinbrling7
To arms to arms We brave, &c.
With luxury and pride surrounded,
The vile insatiate despots dare
Their thirst Of power and gold unhounded-
To meet and vend the light and air;
like beasts Of burden would they load us,
Like God. would bid their slaves adore;
But imam i man. and who Is more
Then shall they longer lash and goad u.s.
To arms to arms! We brave, sc.
Oh, Liberty, can man resign thee,
Once having felt thy generous flame
Can dungeons. bolts and bars coniine thee,
Or whips thy noble spirit tame
Too long the world has wept, hcwailing
That f.lsehood's dagger tyrant> Weld:
But freedom Is our sword and shield,
And all their arts are unavailin=,
To arms! 10 arms We brave SC.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-11

u The other day countryman called on a
physician in this CRY. bringing with him a stout
10y; whose robust appearance indicated that he
might prove match for any disorder. The anx-
lous father stated 10 the doctor that as his son had
oeen disposed to the small pox, he should like to
nave HIM reltitdted if it did not cost over half
collar.-hochcsto ime,ioa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01
water Power for sale.

I0Fl1IN WMr Fuutge' On Foo R,rer, .fur
mites Gbore Dayton, and ons mile f;om ,tqck
'e9'sr mitigation 10 the FleIcr If he Illinois
cpi Michigan rauaI
I HE subscriber having built his dam e..
cross he river at the above place, i now
prepared 10 sell Or lease water ior manufacturing
purposes. 4 saw mill is in operation, and
grst and Touring mill in progress ur erection. It
Is located in the midst "r an extensive wheat
and wool growing country, and Offer, every in.
ducemcnt for tie above business; and also fore
wooden factory or any mechanical or manuilc.
turing establishments where water power Is rc.
CURED. \ village pl, is Iald out, and lots arc
offered on reasonable terms. a blacksmith and
wog n maker would l1d It desirable location (;
AMI good tavern Or boarding house would do
well. For particulars enquire II
Ottawa, Dec 10, lsl7 GEO. MANN.
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Also highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, continuing ~ acres, 10 miles north ct
Ottawa, on The state road 92j acres improved.
rs Of timber, , dwell NJ houses, one log the 9th.
cr good fame, with we'll, wood.housc and ci..
ten; $50 fruit trees many Of them bearing;
good frame barn nod shed and stationary lhrcsh.
ing machine; the inrn i well walcrcd with liy.
ing springs, ard by Indian Creek The farm
viii be sold entire or divided into two equal por.
lions, liberal credit vii, be given on part OF the
purchase money.
II Bureau Cogaig-scc SO I7,nrll, east
Of the llh principal meridian.
IN G"1dy County Sc qr Q, 81, o; If sw
ar IS, . 6.
IiWH Cou8'H-E LfsN 81, 81, Q; sw #. or
s, -, ..
Tho ahryo Lands viii be sold cheap On
ma Of (which, hy paying ouo.!Juuh down, time
will be given on the balance.
Nov o6. GEO H. NORRIS
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II 4 NS{ON HOU 81,

Aud STAGE CiFiCE---Oiiawa, III.
"a VIE undersigned has purchased the above
4 House, and repaired and furnished it in a
proper manner br a fret rate H,lcI. 1t il situa.
ted dirccrly in font Of the Court House, and +.
convenient for all those hlyin. business conucc.
ted with the public offices, and /, in tie cea,rc
Of the business part Of the town. The Stage Of
ice for tho different routes is kept Of this house.
The houso is large and roomy, aud is capable
OF accommodating oil those who NAV favor him
with caO, Attached to tue house is comfort.
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience Of
lac business, and unrcmit,cd cycr,icn, to please,
he hopes u receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3, 1871. r. THORN.
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~ s@R;-,A gallant coenpopry thinks that This
wW would hardly be worth living In. were Il de.
pItet oi woman. Listen to his rbapsody--"Who
yo,.l remain IA garden from which the Gtrd. have
3fpaited, ofbenealh ky that the sweet stars have
,cnse here below, without the presence Of the DIN
Il h.x, would be only dark anil cherries void
f.ie light h smiles and Affections Of woman. are
the bow OF beauty and promise which spans The
life OF min from the cradle to thu grave
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convention OF pcdlar, from all parts Of the
United States IL to be hell at Auburn, n. Y, some
time this fall, for the purpose of nominating cand.
date for the presidency who will be in favor olabol.
ishing oil license laws.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-01

a good woman and good book ere cxccllcn,
Things Tor those who know how to appreciate their
vl'ue. There arc men, however, who Judge both
fon the beauty of their cover.
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Town Yronartyfcr sale.

IIE n " o. l0t I, IN hIOc' r., ~ The origi.
NIL town Of Ottawa, having forty feet front
On Canal aud - feet from, on La sale street.
with the store house, dwelling house. and other
out buildings thereon, being the pronisesal pre-.
sent used by Mr. Phelps Tor a store aud 10y DR..
Hopkins for 4 dwelling house, Possession Civ.
IN the fret Of April next, Title good. Enquire
Of the subscriber, agent for the owners.
my 90, 'iS ~. HOES.
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~
%rWa
illceieincs.
Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.

Tire great remedy i0r consumption of tie lungs, a.
feci.gHS Of tie krsT, bronchitis, asthma, pam or
1cen{RCSS ~ he tICasf 0T lungs. cai0Hir coughs,
f'la'yiSH, kcIJrrtEgc ot The lungs adt all aBcc-
lions ~ ne pulmonary organs
'INliERE Is difference b.Wcaa u. nr's Iasam
l. o. viii cherry uui a.. ohrrpr priuo1s of wild
cherry The tru' and gcrunr bas.au contains, be-
SIDES the extract otwI.t ch.uy ,.ohnr medicinal
l'htS % su'at character and ycr.E .u tuc cures of
coughs com., end general disease ol rhr chest and
nn'> hIl tNe important din rruc. .,arru tins me-
dcro and OH oilrr ulihc kni. I.rh.t-N star, bril-
sam cul's, Whle other remedies r. only lrwpo!1-
~ Ttci % lhe sui, wr. EradIhr lu Hy,lr certificate
lt',ie.''d to Us 10y one OF oar own Cfsfan-.
tINuNEkrt. Feb. H. 1871
Ncssrs Sanuriuud Park Gents tal,r dis on
Portunlty TO inform youoia ycw7d.1h.r cure p,rtprt
Ell IA Gy own case ty the use ui ID, MIstaf b,ll,n,
Of Wild cherry. Nhou, the iit.t of : p,rlnl.r I4tf
| WIS attacked with violent cold which era,.J mn
on my lungs, aud during the space ot tive months
ahorrd uudcr0 distressing cough hql api,, Mi
hope 81 recovery, until about week or sor,o wa.
i8tacyJ 90 try yourpal ann OF wild cherry r lore,
had u.cd halt e one bottle my cough uaa p. loved
lam nor by the hes ing Of God, end nrihrru use
oi lh- ta.a'in' restored to perfect h.aA
ours respectfully, HARRIET ). NIL
Tbs Invaluable preparation is tsr aJr iu 49, Louis
lN itNEt BtNErsLN, agent, southwest corner Oi
III and Chestnut siS,, and ly
&. l. TTONrsHy, DiiGyra,
:. C. SMITH Perm.
NgEGNN * So.. NrWrrf
..l Wholesale and retail. hy l.. VI. Bones and II.
Ram a Co, Chicago nod yS-lv
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- american House,
fremont House,

By IRA COUCH, Corner Of Lake and
Dearborn Streets. Chicago, Illinois,
Directly opposite J. Frink \ Co.'S. Eastern
Western, Northern. and Southern Stage Of
flee. The house has just undergone tho.
rough repairs and has been newly painted
ltSaccolnmodaiions unsurpassed in Chicago
April II. 1873. Nv
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Tn where shall rest he foun.
Rest for The w,nrv erul D"

An urchn in country school, down ca,twhcn
copedup to read in the Testament, rendered the
passage And sceih Abraham aiar or and l.lll-
US IN his bosom"-,hus. and he seth Abraham
niar of, and leather ears in Boston"
Another was called up and asked to read the oh
say 's' "Sininelata gnn, and swaowcdn camel"
when he read, Strained at n gate and swallowed
saT @iH, ,ca-ncl.)
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no sIls.s.E4S.

sGRiCES Of boiling clothes reduced. No. 9
I 10 50 per yad. 90 inches wide, bcs,
hnads) a gradual reduction on lower numbers
to - - for No. |. 1t can he sen; bv mail al
same rate oi postage as letters, viz 10 cents pr
ounce Tor 500 miles or css, 20 cents per ounce
Tor aIl Distance beyond, (Nc hing about W.
per ylrJ) \ large supply of l:urr niiii
SlOncS, Screen and Fam Mn Wire. Porrn.
bic Mills, Plaster ETC., etc, on hand. No. 2lT
North Main sttyot next square above Missouri
Ilnld n. Louis. MN G.& C.TOnD.
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tllc0icincJ.

.!ilssiisssslsEsisESsE EaSGss
srsz7sssng arEss,s q =
80 1HAlLA- s--s SAsI ssSrs -tiss.
- =. : 49, ~ =
-.iS 1ls 5,.s---.s =, ny 800
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7 ,a, very best ~.u>s a.l S.e..a u.r...s.. ever
known: % 800, vay pUHr- t.e whole system anil
s..' .l. V..un lH 10 create" r.,. lH.r "ut
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consumption Cured.
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DO .'".. aa4 u-!' -w.Hs anil ". greatly
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sasrt aad srset. The London Punch speaks Of
Napoleon as Matched from goose org in an
nest 20
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RE now awaiting purchasers at my Farm
1 " and Nursery, on tie Woi side Of Fac Ri.
rp, near DHytOa, and five miles northeast Of
OUa"a. They consist Of nearly
500 Varieties Of hrrlc,
ANA great variety OF Pears, Plumbs, aud Cher.
RES, which have been selected with care md
,fca, expense from the most popular and ap.
proved Ncr-Crics IN the Union, embracing rcsr.
ly oil the standing varictrs in the eastern and
soulhern states, the fruit of which it confident.
~ believed, mot fail 10 suit the most delicate
and 'ciucl palaics.
The sghscrihcr assumes with confidence that
he has The grc1'sst rrriciy and most srlrqR8 ~.
S",faipH 10 he found in northern lllinoR, The
trees arc from ! To 3 years of ace, and ranr,np
from 3 to fee, in height, and well propor,ionod
II Is believed that the amenIahio r,uissps,.
IN the part ot farmers, every where Observable
IN planting fruit trees, IL mostly attributable 10
The almost total failure, in most cases, where
trees have been triuspancd from n distance.
and the lihtous roots IN which the tree relies for
It's nuitimcHt have become dead from ,oo LONG
| exposure 10 dry air or severe Gusts n(tcr lnkinr
! them up either of which il fa.al To itspr,vih.
] l'ut these emhatrassmcnls no longer exist. The
farmer can now he supplied in his own vicinity
with the number and variety he wishes, grown
IN the same soil and climate ia which they are
: 10 he iranspldn,cd.
II The trees arc taken up in tho sprinr, /,
should DC done soon after the fros, is out Of ia,
ground-M all events, before tho leaf begins to
put birth. II taken up in the lall, they should
be buried until spring.
Apple trees At the Nursery icl cents; MI 9th.
Ter kinds, 20 cents. Willis WAIT.
Dayton, Feb Is, isis-ly.
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JAMES DtNDAS. !
MORDECAl y. LEWIS,
SAMUEL W JONES. ITnl
ROBERT l., PTTFIELD,
ROBERT HOWELL.

VI 7 I|1lA9 y NINl NUCIUUocT-, " WuTmt SiToct
Philadelphia.
Printed Catalogues, giving particular description
a. ihr size aud locality OF crch rrncr may be- had Of
The Aucuunccr-otC {. ;. Fowcil, Secretary Of the
Trustee NJ their office, 20 Walnut street. Ph.aIr.
pha-ut ;. :. Taylor, Chicago. iI.s ,-aud of the
Snans Of tie different counties IN which the lands
are situated. IN lt-3n tn oct
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No torch is knl'rl q. is h.a2c--
fm,a pile
II ih7 morning train from T. e~,hur-h 'A.r WIS
10 ly c,os'ly ye'sl, iG tho same err wish Uur"I
She was dressed in the plr.-' white, wore gold
bracelets an, cUaH''y belonged 10 tl.' H.-Herc.r-
ccs Of aocie,y Her figure was delicate, though well
developed. ana eXq.-.c.y sym 'iCcal; AMI when s1.
drew aside her richly embroidered vel. lAn Eiwu-'
Of her textures which iha aehoigr obtained, satisfied
him Of her extreme logr'.psss Br-it, her 80 o
gentleman in deep Mourning who watch ! yy"Iar
with unusual ga--Ite: culs.ycr1i times. when .Ha
attempted 20 -'. be- excited Zoe cuuos. ct ,.e pa--
scnzers by da9niag her ia her seat
OUTSIDE the cars ri. was confusion: Psssn0rrr
looking to thc.r ha-a-a. p,uers unnius, clhu.u
Cursng, and a. t's UsuC, harry an hu-i.e 7flag'mr
the departure %. rHUaI.u'n. One -Ir.i warning
whistle from lLs engine and we moved slowly
away
Al he I--t motion n lhe chr, n, lrir IN w'l.
Stare! TO hgg ig- with one ia4--grrcl- ~,a.iU
aud heT bolne, falling of, dsca..I fha ..n-l .Hyc.y
features we ever contemplated. Her avn tr-0-
fell owe. lr shoulders IN rr!r."' Hi-ori,f ard c..-
ping hgr hands III payer sic g.rIj her dalk .ye,
towards heaven What aIony was Ia ,,at 'oaA p
What beauty TOO what heavenly beauty. h7l ua,
% much misery been stamped ug1l il. Alas. Tia.
or g.ansc told lme,lnc51y tale.
'- haw'- chqnael
by ihr sickness Of her sor'. h-ru.al
IL wandered from lis dwelling and horcTrs
Vbr,, =. r5. ~ ~, c,-i " . ,, ' 100,
TIE gus4a Ola arrsl- raqIa, her ilagr,..s
Whore com ao-oas of ,-.,s-1., !th.r5s
ana i'u1- nap u17c ant g~rIrCc,
t'"'a'f s-A- .la-.a- 1a.- l her.
V.. bod. ,-. ~, rs-r,-s-q '-..-aI in f...l ,r-.
Unnm.,.nr l h.r..1-tsl9s 1..l hsrsy.-.f. II. I.I
Ier hack go be. sent. h4, h.rhlir was sfir.holai
uui he. beauty unveiled The cars Fa,l'..i ON. anil
IT, passengers To r-5ga.esri-..l their -.,...-.. lon
Suddenly q wild u.1ls a-i-e. tyr=tlr Ea.u.rI
m7liac's yai,e---h. h1. and !n'ua.7l. Her
hands were rr1rai 1n her hsay.az bosom. aal -l,
wHyei her b9lyas .,e sung with touching ua,h1..
she -f-or, d, ',1l y,,r, her vo,r- hero .l,cr.
VIZ d. l.I''5 ''-1' s'''I'
But colly sbs rrra. ion ,hr, r,,4 ,ol ,yaons
For her he7rt h. h.s ,-av@ Is ly.rTi
"Sie Sims the vii SONG. other da,r ro,ivc minis
Every note which h. lnyei aw1kin---
All ,iu.e they think who delight n her strains
How uA. near, The min-trr. Is breaking"
Her brother was unr17Dnrl nm be wen, as nm
man can weap -Thenjrc6,n1al and She c5r,,vr,J.
.srr,...-..... -. -,
Asclonle o.!. H., t','', ,s, ,-ys s' a,
~ o'ou1- overtime morning tcet
W w. uls' nave NOSE young days liici,
Is - W. ~, a. a. II 90" ~. -"''''
F9rL t.,i;r, .i,o, " ,,,,a =" .,.',
cn,n, , ,,GI ~, y 80 III u.,, =" .s u .'l
'I r onll o. misfortune, come mther,
Wv VIM "'e'' '1'l ''' '''''
she then sung fragment Of the beautiful hymn.
'.Ir=ns liver or rn,, zoul
Ie, mn, IN inv hos,u, ay ."
,,o,tor ,,,,,,..' ......,........i..,,.
AHIWF1Urhlpi 10 rse mp WIS prevented. ami she
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Desirable Farming Land for sale.

Fs'li T. Sc OF sec II, 81, mrs e, 100 acres
4 living on the state roud, recently laid out
from Ottawa north to Indian Creek, and ahou,
iuur miles north Of the town. The hud is Of
good qpalily, and dry, rolling prairie. The ow.
ncr, who is now in the state, is anxious tn sell
tho above tract, aud will remain here for few
months. Time will be given for portion Of the
purchase money. EnQuIr, OF
Ottawa, may 10, 1917 Nv y. HOES.
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G. l.. ruoHrsav, Oiimra.
: e. SMITH Perm.

WI EEAl q. nH.s .N|WHft.
..'"A..'sa,c and retail 10y l.. VI Bones and j II.
RAM y Co.. Chicago no. gS-Iv
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HOUSE.

- LATsuAw s Co., gate Of he Noasio5
Hgwc, ONGca.} DiX0n. Ills, 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-14
General TaYlOr's Position.

The "Card" we published yesterday, in re!a.
tion to Gen. Taylor's Position, has put TO rest
completely all the rumors in circulation in ref
eronce to his acceptance of the nomination of
the Wing Convention. lie fully endorses all
that was affirmed for him by the Louisiana Del
egation, thus placing his nomination on broad
Wing grounds. Hisposilionis now, undisputedly,
that of the regularly nominated candidate of the
Wing party. The Louisiana Delegation pledg-
ed him 10 abide by the decision of the Conven-
tion, and his withdrawal aud support of any
other nominee. General Taylor sanctions this
proceeding, under his own hand, leaving moth
ing further 10 desire on that score.
The statement was read at the great Ratifca'
lion Meeting in New Orleans, and introduced as
follows:
Balio Peyton, ESQ.,, then came forward amid
an evident sensation which pGrvaded the vast AS
semblage, as it was soon whispered from ear tC
car that Mr.. P. had just that momen, arrived
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-14

ions has given his high Judicial sanction to the
same constitutional doctrine.
But General Cass has discovered that Congress
has no power, and that slavery can be establish
ed and pcrpetuatcd in new territories 10 defiance
Of any Congressional authority! During the
last fifty years eleven territories have been or
panized by Congress-in six Of them, the exis-
Ience Of slavery was forever inlerdie'ed by Con-
gressona enactment, and IN oil save n'ne' tue
legislative power of Congress over Slavery IN the
territories was asserted. ~
Even Gen. Cass himself voted for bill or
ganizing the territorial government Of Oregon
whereby slarery Iods excluded. 49,.
Notwithstanding all this, and the additional
fact that Gen. Cass was lately the open advocate
of the principle Of the WilmoI Proviso' 1t IS all
a. once discovered that the introduction OF the
moral, social and political curse Of slavery into
new territory cannot be prevented by Congress.
although the power is s"exclusive and universal"
and has ever been thus exercised!-l Gin. Gai.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-14

from Baton Rouge, VherR he had an interview
with Gen. Taylor in relation TO certain remarks
imputed TO the General in relation TO the con-
duct Of the Louisiana delegation in the Phlla-
delphia Convention. Such, indeed, proved 10
be the purpou Of Mr.. Peyton's communication.
He said Fellow citizens-l do not rise TO ad.
dress you in set speech. have just arrived
from the house Of Zachary Taylor. Cheers
committee Of your fellow cluzens waited upon
him. We found the old man US cool and col.
lecled as he ever is on the eve Of battle. En-
lhusaslic aud prolonged cheering Gentlemen,
will not delaln you, but proceed at once TO read
the document which now hold in my hand, and
which we have been authorized to publish TO the
world. Here profound silence at once ensued.
and curiosity and anxiety were plainly visible in
many counlenances as Mr.. P. proceeded TO
read the following statement " a loud and dis
Iinct voice:
We are authorized by Gen. Taylor TO say
that the course of the Louisiana delegation in
the Wing Convention, lately assembled al Phil
adelphia, meets with his entire, full, and unqual.
flied appreciation. He not only never doubled.
but never minated doubt that his honor and
reputation were safe in their hands.
lSigned Bale PElTON,
LOGAN HUNTON,
June Esd, 1848. A. @. BULLlTT.
THE above statement is in the hand writing
of Gen. Taylor himself, which is of Pecu'
liarly stiff, heavy and marked character. The
reading of this document being finished, loud
aud prolonged cheers rent the air, and counten-
ances belireanxious aud distressed, weroinstant-
y radiant with smiles and exultation.-L New
| Orleans Delta.
The Bulletin, speaking of the visit Orthe Del
egaIes 10 Gen. Taylor, says
/ I'VE understand old "Buena Vista was very
indignant on The occasion, and not only said the
delegates were fully authorized to act as they
did, but if in their friendship for him they haC
even exceeded their authority. (Which in this in
stance they had not done,) he added "Sir
would have shouldered it, Pittsburgh Gaz.