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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-21

fRbaJ 3ssHsu q uuCFSu IN lH9 ~ulHN8hlt y
bat no eleetuH sbould.be heldin any pal
q etFePublicsoc ccuPied VI thp $lnerj
caHs, bnt that the authorities nov III pow
er, should continue to exercise their func
tions. From present appearances, thi
would be equivalent to giving the ayun
tamienlos Of this and other places life
lease of o1ice--a thing opposed to th
democratic principle Of rotation aD'
therefore not likely to be carried into ef
| feet.
| The following notice appeared in the
Star on Wednesday last:
"A CALL.-The Off GERS of the American
army, the citizens att ached thereto, Mex.
ican citizens foreigners, and such other
individuals as feel disposed, are invited to
meet in the Senate chamber, at the Ma.
tional Palace, on Saturday afternoon next
December A. at O'clock, p NJ, for the
purpose ofsettleing The prelminaries an
taking stock in contemplated railroad
between the city Of Mexico and Vera
Cruz and the intermediate points Many
Of the citizens of the United States having
indicated determination to occupy the
territory of Mexico, it is expected thar
the spirit of internal Improvement, bither-
TO unknown in this country, will be called
fortb.'
There were but few Mexicans present;
bat one OF them stated that he was there
to represent some four or Eve others, and
pledged himself, should the security of the
undertaking be infested, to raise nine
millions OF subscriptions for the stock at
once, After this, who Will say that we
Yankees are not great people
sgIhe weather for the past week has been
inlolerably cold--so much so, that stoves
(tmngs heretofore uuknown in Mexicol
have been ordered to be made by a great
many person.; and, as further proof of
the progress LIBERALIZATION in this benght.
ed tand, noticed in some of The public
houses vigorous demaod for hot ,ehisko,
pnhches--bnt the whiskey was unfortu
iately rather scarce, The Mexicans say
bat for The last ten years there bas not
1een such cold weather here. aud nf course
ay II all uponsthe advent of The Yankees,
Another emeuie ssaid to be contenpla.
ed by one Gen. Yauez, of Guadalaiara.
Who vas expected to come out soon in ia
'or Of dictatorship; bat who is TO be the
ictator is not mentioned. He had made 1
atge collections Of men and munitions O
var, under pretence Of attacking Tellez
u Snaioa, and is said to have projoo,
1r seducing away the garrison Of tSuada
aIara, ihe governor of the State is be /,
eved to have no connection with this
luvement.
report has been in circulation in the I,
ity fur some days past that commission.
RS, empowered TO treat for peace, had :
cen appointed by President Anaya, and
ad actually arrived here. This report.
Mike the thousand and one that are con,
naally flying about, is true. The names 6
the commissioners are Senors Cueyas. q
tristan, and Conto, and they appear to {
e afraid TO go on to Washington as long t
Santa Anna is in the country. Mr.. {
rist appears to have no power in the +
remises and thus the matter stand, C. G.. l
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-21
Mexico, Dec. s, ls47.


Hurrah! 'The cry is still they come. ;
General Gushing arrived this morning
with the Massachusetts and LIST Pennsyl.
vania regiments aud another detachment
Of recruits, aud brings news that Major
General Butler is on his way with 5000
more men. The Mexicans here W i'll soon
begin TO believe that we are about to oc.
cnpy the country in real earnest. Ac-
companying The train were some twenty
or thirty wagons, filled with merchandise
of every Kind, belonging to foreign mer
chants OF this city, aud which has been ly
ing at Vera Cruz awaiting a safe oppor>
tunity for transportation. Col. Wynko op
came up in command Of the Pennsylvania
regiment, aud Major Webster of the Mas
sachusetts men. Colonel Wright, of the
last ,sremains at Perote, as governor of
that place. Lieutenant Colonel Abbott
is sick there.
General Pierce accompanies General
rwiggs TO Vera Cruz, and il is said that
70 intends TO resign bis command in the
Irmy, and return to private life.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-21

By next week We will know who will be
The wLig candidate for Governor Of Ohio.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-21

The news from Mexico j. very impor-
tant.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

set of men, however wise and eminent, 10 under
take to prescribe alterations to the written language
Of a whole race of men The orthographst, as we
think, has nothing else to do than simply to mark
and fix those natural changes which grow spona-
neousy out of general use.
We consider ii also as defect, which this die
tionary shares, however, with every other which we
ever had an opportunity TO examine, that sufficient
care and thought have not been bestowed on the
definitions of the most common words, and the cas-
sfcation of their meanings by some reference to
etymoogy, and to the history and analogy of their
use. 1t is here evidently that the whole power OF
original photographer should be shown But
instead of this, find, too Often mere copying
of some previous authority, with little or no attempt
to 90 to the bottom of the matter and ascertain the
fundamental meaning of words, and to trace the de-.
viations sometimes TO the side of greater precision,
sometimes of greater confusion, which mark the
progress and decay of the language in the several
departments of knowledge. But we have no time
10 enter into this subject here. The editor Justly
remarks, that the chief value of dictionary consists
in its definitions. May we not add, that the meas
of that value in any given ease, will depend in
no small degree upon the care and philosophical
accuracy with which those terms defined, which
without being strictly technical, mark the daily
operations of thought, and being in most common
use, form the bone and stamina oi our vernacu!ai
tongue
We have examined this new edition of Webster
Dictionary to some extent, and should be GIad 10
speak of other particulars besides those whcn nave
been noticed, which might be mentioned win ui.
iol o,,,rabntipn But having already exceeded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

IN anticipation of this removal an eXten.
] sive stock of RICH AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS, suitable 10 tho season. have been selected in
Europe by partner OF the House large portion Of
winch are no" IN store and others are daily arriving
SILkS.
Superb Paris Styles in all the new designs of the
season. 81 aud IA changeahle and black Satin de
Chine. ~ changenbe Gross d'Egyp'e, "a and "A
chang-able Pou de Soic "a and A black -watersd
silks, Pompadoe and other rich STYLES Tor evening and
solrces, Marcelines, Satins. and Millinery Silks.
ALSO.
French aud British Cashnercs and Drlaincs in
small, medium aud bold designs. Plain, Plaid and
Striped Medonnas Raw Silks Arago, Gala and 9th
er Puids, Victoria CasImeres. MrIlnos, Thlbrts.
Cloaklngs. French ind English Piints French aud
Scotch Ginghams.
French Cashmere LOFTY and Square Sh,wls, Rob
Roy Clan patterns long, square, and Misses sizes
rich Printed Tukara Shawls, Embroidered Cashmere
Robes, Nlsct-s, Maniilas nnd Clnaks OF the newest
Paris shapes colored ana black Veive,s ircm hall a
yard TO two yards wide
ALSO.
Ladies' Gen,lemens and Chlrcn's Hosiery Of ev-
cry description; Cotton, Merlno and Lnmhswool In
defycst- aud Pants Welsh unshrinknble and domrs-
and white Counlerpanes and Quits A Linens Cot
ton and Linen Shertings, Diapers and Damask Table
Linen Napkins and Doyle To~ellngS, together with
u general assortment, OF housekeeping articles.
Also
laces Embroderies, Lace Wells, Gloves, Emhroid-
cred Grape, Robes, Evening Dress Goods and Fancy
Articles
n. B. Family Mourning Of every description co,l-
stan,ly on hand for which separate department, has
been provided
No abatrmen, made in this Establishment from the
price asked.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
The best Female Medicine knoyn

The mid alternative properties of DR.. Guiso','s Ex-
tract OF yellow Dock and Sarsapara. render il pc
cuIary applicable to the slender and dectae const
tuition OF the female. Ii is unrivned IN its effects up
on such diseases as lnspirant Consumption Barren
ness Luecorrhoea. Whites, Irregular transformation
ncunilnence OF Urine, and general Prostration OF the
system. 1t Immediately counterac,s that distressing
nervousness and assitude common to the female
frame, and imparis an energy and buoyency as sur
prlslng ms they are grateful.
We have evidence file, which induors us strongly
to recommend this medicine to married people who
have not been blessed with offspring
We OF course eXlbl certificates TO any ex-
tent IN the above class OF complaints hut give the fol-
lowing extract OF letter recently received as some
indication OF the extraordinary virtue OF this medicine
as a remedy Tor the diseases referred to.
Newark, Jan 25h, 1913
Mr., Bennett-We take pleasure in stating that your
Yellow Dock and Sarsrparlla gives great satsiac-
ton in every Ne shall Try and send you some
certificates.
4 very respectable gentleman informed US that his
daughter was troubled with difficult menstrunton and
other diseases peculiar to her She had not had
her regular menstrual discharges for long time bat
by the use OF Dr. Guysot's Yellow Dock and Saisap.
arllIa, was radically cured, Had used Townscnds
and others, without receiving the slightest benefit
lie had one daughter die from the same cause
Please send Us nn additional supply
Very respectfully yours,
J f.. TRIPLE & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

numerous countcrfcitors and imita,ofs to Take field
Beware how you buy medicine put up in square
quart bottles BE- very and ask Tor Dr. tusoit's
Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and Sarsapar-
lila bearing the written signature of :. Z. Bennett,
on each ou,sidc Wrapper, written with black ink and
do not on any account be induced to buy any other
tcle-as it is this preparation only that is performing
mans word as persons having the counterfeit med
cinc and not the genuine, are OF DESTROYS of
making their proft-consequently you are liable to
buy worthless trash, unless you examine for your
selves.
1t is well in all to ont this caution and pu,
into your pocket book and compare with medicine
q II Remember, DR.. Guy SOTTS YELLOW
DOCK AND SARSAPARlLLA.
Prepared at ;. + BEN NETT'S Laboratory, Lit
tie Falls, llrrkmcr County, n. Y and sold by GEO
T. HARRINGTON Burlington W.
Burlington Oct II 1913
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
NOE 40 RODS.

Each individual will furnish his target which
is recommended should be paper pasebonrl with
the name OF the owner and the number of his ticket
IcgbIy written thereon. The company will designate
some person TO attend the target and also appoint
committee to measure the " strings and report the
same al the conclusion. No except those appoin-
ted for that purpose will he permitted to visit the tar
get or inspect the shots, until the firing is through
Then each mans target will be returned to him to
speak for itself.
The ground will be that near the railroad embank-
ment, on the premises OF John \ Pomcroy, ESD
to whose poeness we are indebted Tor the favor
At o'clock the morning OF the day, the OK in
question, with his usrlous conIpcer, dressed for the
OCCASION and accompanied by a band OF Music, will
be marched to the Court House Square, and from
thence lead the party to the sporting ground
Mr. Smith. whose slaughter-housc Is near by kind
" offers to dress the ANIMAL and he will according
" be slaughtered on the spot AT o'clock i. NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
IrerV B0dy Likes Il,
CcrEHcatC.q.


From the Rev Mr.. Cleveland,
Fayetteville, ,Onon. Go > April 90, ls44.
DEAR SIR The bottle Of syrup which you was
go kind as TO send me- nj the instance and by the
hand OF on. brother, Deacon Nunson, wrought like
charm, and substantially cured my obstinate cough.
and weakness OF lungs. within about week.
have spoken OF 1t Iayoraby to a number OF my
ueiInhors and send this morning. in behalf OF bone OF
our odts, and most respectable cltlzeus David Collin
ST.. Esq. Tor bottle Tor his use lie l. much act-
ed with soreness OF lungs, aud especially Of the throat
being liable to pulmonary at lacks
Very truly and gratefully, yours,
RICHARD 7. CLEVELAND.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
FEMALE BEAUTY.

Ladies whose compilations not as clear rs they
could wish, instead Of resortng to those poisonous
preparations in the form Of Cosmetics &c should use
DIR. Gnysori's Compound OF yellow Dock and Sarsa =
parlIa, by purifying the Blood and enIivening the
circulation, 1t gives clearnrss TO the complexion
brightness to the eye, and elasticity 10 the step
'' Leaving that beautiful which still was So,
And making that which was not"
Nexatous rrul tons the face resulting from wan,
OF exercise or sluggish circulation OF the Blood at
once disappear under lis influence, leaving rich
bloom OF health, that no cosmetic can impart. La
dies VINO have tined 1t express themselves surprised
and delighted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

I : remedy ofunryalcd o.a1t, 'r,.t ~ '.u'c, be,
1 inG elegantly put ~, IN v'fy p,'ns 1T 10 take |
and oonhtnI Ivy n yrry sNILul coHu.nat,on all tho
most Important mrdicsics that ;.lr used or
CouGts and oher Affections 81 the CHrSr and LuNGs
and vet they have been pa lHi AMI srnnscd rs ia
deprive them almost eniey oi Then M, cas- ut taste
SO that Chiiircn and the most tnsiidi0us PERSONS
viii often take this BALsAMic SYRUP, not cniy with
out complaint, but even with pleasure.
Bat il great excellence CONSISTS IN the prompt rrlet
it aiiorts 10 n CoUGH. and the cnst with which 1t
enables to raise and throw uif the phegm That
ob.tguc,s the breathing and also IN removing pain
aud soreness from the head, back or limits and in
restoring the voice to enable one TO speak with
more c.rarnrs- aud ea-e.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
Sixty tickets TO be sold at S. each.

The shooting is restricted to citizens Of Chitenden
County and no person will he allowed two tickets
while there single applicants but should portion
remain unsold the 18th inst then the origlna stock
holders may exhaust the balance by duplicates, if
they see fit.
The holder OF each tickle, will be entitled to string
OF three shots, by himself his proxy but person
will be allowed to shoot but two tickets for himself or
Others, except by unanimous consent OF the ticket hol
I Il,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

C1zenOVIa, June 3, 1911.
DEAR SlR-IIaving used personally, and IN my
family two or three bottles oi your Pectora Syrup,
feel myself authorized indeed bound IN duty, 10 speak
in high terms OF the article. For Yourselves which
with me, as public speaker, has been mos, olmi-
dahle difficulty, have never found anything Ike u.
III diseases of the lungs, and other parts OF the vocal
organs lis effects most grateful ana salutary. lia
remarkable paatabiencss -beIns very little more Of
rlIs,e than pure honeyl consider one OF lis small
lest recommendations In a word, am persuaded
that were lis virtues and It's coSvLSENcES known to
the public II would have an extensive sale.
Very respectfully,
Oct IS, rs wl1m2 4. PADDOCK
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
Fan Mills.

ak GRANTS Fan Mills, 4 Sizes.
~ Is Graces, do
For sale a, the Burlington Agricultural Ware'
house PIERCE, DANEI Il co.
Oct 25, lSis Wit
nOCT FlTCHS Tusscs lnhang Tubes, Shout.
- der Braces and Lectures on the Prevention and
Cure Of consumption" a large supply Just received
and for safe at redHccd Prizes BY Tmu \ PECK
Agents and Physicians supplied at Doct. fitcL's
whuirsllr terms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
UNIVERSAL HISTORY
FROM THE
Creation Of the World,
BY THE LATE
Hon. Alexander Fraser Tyler.

senator % tHe toHegcU JUSTICE, ana LOTu COW-
missioner Of Justiciary in Scotland, and
former Professor Of Grill History, and
Greek and Roman antiquities IN
the University Of Edinburgh.
The work will be published in monthly numbers, a;
- cents each and will be completed in ten eleven
months. 1t will make two handsome volumes of
about 100 pages.
The Study OF History is the most entertaining and
useful OF all studies, therefore the selection OF an
author Is OF the first importance The history by Ty-
TIER has been through more than OvE IluNpRED
t.DToNs in England is used in the Universities OF
that country and this, and takes the first rank among
literary works Be particular therefore to enquire Tor
TYTLER'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
Remember that KNOWLEDGE Is POWER
and II You have more knowledge than your neighbor
you hive power HIM which he cannot success
fully resist.
Published by T.. WILEY, Jr,
30 STATE STREET. Bosros, and sold by Cheap Pub.
icarion Dealers throughout the United States.
Agents wanted to Obtain subscribers, who will be
paid very liberal commission.
1y Examine the first number. C. B. Edwards
Agent for Burlington.
Oct 10, isis. wl5m6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
Dyspepsia cured of thirty years
standing

St townsville, Montgomery 60. Jan. 3, 1913.
;. +. Benncu--D,ar Slr-Some four weeks since
was induced To try yolr yellow Doc. and Sarsnpar
lila for Dyspepsia had been afflicted about 81 years.
most part OF the time unable TO eat any thing without
suffering intensely from It's effects Ihave used now
only one bottle of your invaluable medicine, and
consider myself entirely cured solely by its use. Can
now eat hearty meal, without the slightest incon-
venience.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
TIE y TIMON Y
The following letter indicates its sau,ary effect in
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c.

DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c.
Watertown, Jefferson co Nov. T. ~
Mr. S +. Bennett--Sir: am at loss to express
with words what has been said in praise OF your
Compound Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
All who have had the pleasure OF using it, speak offs
marvellous effects in removing disease. with so much
feeling and heartfelt satisfaction, that am confident
now that medicine in boast OF its superior
qualities. Many vino have been complaining for years
with pain in the side burning and pam IN the chest
dyspepsia general debility loss oapperite, chlls night
sweats, salt rhcum scroiula--in fact nil the diseases
that we in this climate are heir to- find in the yellow
Dock and Sarsapdrlla all that is requisite to make
them what they were in the DAYS OF health, &c.
ties in three months. and we are nearly out You
please send an equal number, and obge yours,
HOYT Il GREGORY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
Petition to sell Land,

STATE OF VERMONT, I AIonzo Stevens
DISrRlcT OF CHuTINpEN, - Guardian ct David )
Day and Olivia Anne Day, having eda petition stat.
nr that his Wards are seized of three parcels of nud
in IS, \, part ai the Estate OF the late David Day
mnr, which was lett to them as heirs of said David
Day that said lands unproductive and that II viii
ho b,ne,irinl 10 his Wards that the land be sold an
the proceeds placed at nlerest-and praying that he
may be authorized to sell the same
Ii is ordered by the Probate Court, that Saturday
the Eleventh day OF November, 1919, at the Probate
Office in Burlington be gned tor hearing the said
prtlon and that all persons interested therein tie
lifted horeof by publishing the substance ct snid Pcri-
ton and this order in the Free Press, three weeks
successiyely, the las, OF which 10 be before said day
set for hearing
c: ADAMS. Judge
Oct "a, As ~lTvS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
/ Il IS I v T. 4 LIBL T.

In all diseases arising from an impure state of the
Blood, or irregular action oi the system.
IN THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM an All
Wise Being has deposited plants and herbs congenal
to our constitutions, and ndnrted the dis
ease and to the Vegetable Kingdom does the reason
OF man. AS well as the instinct OF animals, turn Tor
aupodcs to pain.
The Syrup is scientific Compound OF the most val
liable Plants in Nature entirely FREE from dclitcrious
and enervating Mineral substances, and i, expels
disease from the system imparts strength and vIIor
in Il corresponding decree
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
WiNOOSKi FANCY GOODS.
BAZAAR J!
COHEN & MANNHEIM

HAVE just opened at Winooski Falls the
III most splendid assortment, Of Goods TO be found
this side of New York, which they are now ready to
sell at the cheapest prices They ila,ter themselves
that from long and intimate acquaintance with their
business and with the means OF purchasing the best
goods the lowest prices in the rket they are able
TO sell goods OF all descriptions and qualities the
most favorable and advantageous terms.
People from Burlington, Colchester any section
OF the country wishing Ia purchase requested to
call al our
NEW STORE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

The result OF series of Chemical Experiments
this Compound Extract of Yeilo,p Dock and Sarsop-
ariild, with other almost equally powerful vegetable
substances is one OF the greatest discoveries OF the
age and is the first and only instance TO which these
Roos--so long in use by the iacuIty-haye been uni
ted into Compound possessing due proportion of
the peculiar virtues aud powers OF each.
Its success is astonishing, having performed over
fifteen thousand cures since its discoverylcss than
two years
lisunrivaled power over disensc and great superb
orty over all Simple Sars7pariHd Syrups, may be at
rihuted to the fact that ii is composed purely OF veCe
table substances ench having direct reference to
some internal organ consequently the whole system
is benefited.
1t is the mast highly concentrated Syrup in use and
being in Quart Bottles at one dollar per bottle, it is
also the cheapest 1t purIiies and enrches the Blood
nvlrorates thu Body and consequently expels nerv
disease from the system, more etectually than any
medicine known.
|, is pleasant the taste occasions neither sick ness
pain in its operation, can he taken regardless OF
business Diet and by the aged aud nian, with equal
In all CHRONIC DISEASES This Con,pound
is the GREATEST BLESSING erer possessed
by
This extract of Yellow Dock and snrsaparilla is a
positive, speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Scrot"la, Erysipeias, Rheuma-
hsm,. Govt: Lirer Complaints, Spinal ~
.fections, Ulcers; Syphilis, Dropsy, .isth-
ma, pies, Scmreb affections Of The
B,adder and Kidneys, .Nercuial dis
eases, Corrupt Htmors, Rush Of
Blood to the Head, Etrcr and
.lgue, Female Compris, Gem
erat Deblitr,, Dyspepsia,
Loss Of appetite, Co'ds,
Ueadache, Cosiirencss,
Grarci, Wight .Steeats,
Colo,
Organic affections, Pa'pitat;on Of The Heart,
Biles, Pains in The Side, Chest
Bacf, Limbs,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
PEEJOR4T, SYRUP

for relieving !ioARssNEss and WEAKNEss ofihe LrSGa
and cuiing Curg- in persons oi all ages and con
d.tiOus ~ .ae. One evidence ui this Is seen IN thu
great AMI yCREA>fN5 DLNASD iJr it in all parts OF the
county where II has been tried. 4 gentleman iron,
Utica IA wiring TOT fresh supply OF the article says.
our valuable Cough Syrup l. St ling If rapidly
Every Body Likes il,
myd.att,y.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
Pins, &c
Farmer L. Mechanics Bank

Dui InIIOII, VCt 7, IoF7
r HF. Stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified
1 that n call has been made Of Five dollars. on
each share OF the Cnpita Stock. payable before
the 81 January lS45. BY order 81 Board,
Wilt c. F. WARNER, Cnshier.
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Great and Important Chemical
Discovery.

CHEMICAL CONTENTION FROM TIE
VEGETABLE KINGDOM TO REPEL