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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-18
Select Gales.
From The LadieS' WreaM.
The Little Invalid,
A Story Of Poverty and Bhcsscdness.
BY s. c. MERRIGATE.
CHAPTER |.
BY S. c. MERRIGATE.

Mother said little Bob Downlee
frankfced bow of twrlvo vaors wbv do III
tbn children love- nc en- EIIan , Wy w a.,
l.o.ho, (p,a.r,,,p '1 anu me- all"
II cannot lcl nv door uo,ess i bo ,ho,
Won al love Them 3nswered tho lind 10 Ia ."s'
cd mother y = wy ''''''' ~ u :
.Bnt we've done rotbino ca aood 70 than,
rs thew have dime tam. e n;oa =,
90 to school and Ieornl How conid rlI ,I,oU
know we sbonld love il so ,nd coma Ill., Hi,
MS nick berries that we ninbt W. '''N mop
Il sunnose rbov Ioyo il md o,o -. o1
thew wish Won 70 cniov !, TOO Pn ~ sU1
dears, thew are cominG with tho;r haslnta,'
In a moment tbn books woro ,a;d a,ra,,
and little Flloo cana o,t sro;Il;n~ 1""5,
clean hcmelrock and with bor Lasj.ot no'
DIV to 90 ont with bor hrotber Roh ,' and ~ ~
school chjldrc, ,o the foIds e. .o,,'n. N Inv Wv
ries. Up came tbp It,lc forL &C Lr;rb,
eyed Ia1objnq children cbat,or;o W c.I,ni ~.
inc and Rutqrng aIoor Ilo 49,. ,,4, ro',
of white-wjpnad birds and mat "'t ~ h moop
Bob and Ellen al tho white-wosbed r ntpP y
the small whte.wasbed cottoge that snpG-
ged down among the trees and roses and
The rich grsnny5es ,oaJe tb ho rooe9 IS ' IN
moor widow Downlee and her 1bree child.
dren.
They met as ioyruIly as if their senaro-
ton had been for dqys and MT sinnIy tho
intervening haIt hour since school was out,
They hushcd their rayer LAUGH instructive.
" moment as thew came swarming IN q.
round little Charlie whose thin nalo facp
and spiritual ewes, showed the invalid . and
with sweet smiles thew rave him ,,root;ons
and some hroaght fruits and mopy flowers
and all bronCht hearty GOOD will {, tbo
helpless child, as he sat smilino and woen.
inc on them. under the shade Of the rroat
rock. maple, that Swallowed all the house =
In this cool place the LITTLE invalid wonld
sit in his easy chair and do his share 70
help his poor mother feed and clotbe him
They were so poor, that all thew conld
do but lust sufliccd to keep them comfnrta.
Bile and neat. All day long in ,he summer
season, little Bob and Ellen had been obi.
red to work to keen them from want In
the early summer they cultivated flowers
and the two healthy children took care Of
them, and gathered the blossoms and BROUGHT
them to Charlie, under the bio maple; and
he wove them into leautiluI wreatbs. and
bright boquets, and arranged them careful.
ly i'll fresh water, 10 keep them bright till
neighbor John, kind farmer and market.
man, who drove totown every night, should
call and take them to sell for them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-18
@R~A- aEHE@
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

For sale al The Manydct,VerS' PnceS.-.
too Dnles "Marcysn Wicking 90 Boxes "IIuntsp AXES
i00 g {" Irvine $50 doz. Scythes.
On - Cotton Yarn all nos. 50 " LamsUns' Snaths.
30 Cotton Batting. 81 Hay Cutters
IN Cases Cotton Thread % Wnnowing Mills.
Agricultural implements of every description.
Fresh Ground N, Plaster.
TCE Subscriber has received an agency for the sale Of
| Ieayitt and McDanies celebrated
Saws
of every description and size, including
Circular Saws, Cast stoeli MIL saws, Cul saws
Clan board Saws, Veneering Saws.
ANY other kinds made to order and warranted
W JOS. w. HOWRs.
Jan ., 40 Co CAT the Old Stand
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-18
VEGHAlE IAESHsI
PULMONARY BAESAM,

Tested by the Experience and Observation Of
Thousands, 10, upwdris Of Twenty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-18
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Krkbride'S TattcrSaWS
zEEAVE POWDERS.
1t has cured, in the last year,

1t has cured, in the last year,
1900 of Heaves2OoO of chronic cough-aOO
cases Of broken wind and 5000 cases of horses
ont Of condition. and other diseases.
VENHlS remedy Is put up in large packages, weighing
days, and cure an ordinary case-trus will be seen
that it is the cheapest Heave Medicine that can be given
as only one dollars worth is requisite in cases to
cure We know Of many who have improved the value of
heavy horse 81, and some 100 dollars BY one dolhts
worth the Tattersais Ieave Powders.
More than five hundred Certificates. YER
bal and written have been received, atesng to the viz
tues of this nestima5e Remedy but have only space to
suhom the following
Scarcely day passes but we receive marks Vt appruba
ton from our agents and others who have used sold the
emtdy.
The following is from agent Mt Burlington, VI
"Mr. Flanagan Of M!ddebury says he purchased pack
age OF you last fall, and it to valuable young horse
that had the henves, and cured him entirey he is now
perfectly sound lie has just bought few packages
for other horses. A.C. SPEAR, Burlington, vi.
Gents have by chance procured one package of YOUR
TatteT SAILS Heave Powders, and have tried them on
horse nt my own think has entirely cured my horse to
not be cured, and TO satisfy people that they can will pur-
chase six packages for five dollars which Is enclosed
Clyde Glass Works, Clyde Go. N Y
Kirkland, Oneida, Co. N Y
Messrs. Cough and Ketcham.-Gents: Having Young
horse who had much to his injury contacted the Heaves
purchased him article called eave Cure hut which
think should be called Ieave Maker" as it mads The
horse good deal worse than before. was Afterwards
luuIeu ~ give MN .he atter sals Heave Powders"
ana h' eeCt was an immediate restoration Soundness
have since been offered fifty dollars more for the horse
than offered him for, before he t2ok your medicine
J. LuRLlNGAME
Notice and Caution.
Many Druggists and dealers who have been Disseminated
IN not being allowed the agancy Of the Tat;ersas Heav
Powders, are putting up compounds of their own which
they recommend as superior to the Tatersals and some
nave the muaence to call them the original and genuine
beware of all these, and be put off with none bu The To-
ersas lie sure TO observe that the genuine hears The
written signature of A. H. Cough and Co. to couplert IL
forgery Frepaed and sold, Wholesale and retail nv Gnob
and ketcham, li9 Fulton ST. New York. Price a per
package sXfor S. 5. X. Collins Agent for Nlopipeler
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

EOE -ELSIH IN M ~ ~ II EN- ALe
TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS and sQuOL-
AIRS:
THE Subscriber has taken room on Main Street over
L Harvey Kings Store, where he intends making GEN
ERAL DEPOT Of Apparatus and Books for Academies
and Commun ScoOos,cOnSsng in part of Maps, Globes,
Charts, &c &c. such Mitches Outline Maps, Aason's
Astronomical Do. Cones Globes, Pages Vocal Charts,
Davies Mathematical works, Wells Gmmmars, Wizards
flistories Cutters Physiology, WnchesteGs Writing 4
Book keeping, Double and single entry. Also, Rev Zadoh
ThompsUn's GEOGRAPHY 4 GEOLOGY OF VERMONT,
accompanied with Maps-A NEW WORK now in pressto
he published soon, designed for the Of Academies and
Schools The above work has been examined in manuscript
and highly recommended, by His EXcelency Horace Eaton
state Superintendent In fine all the Standard works, need
ed in the schools If this State may he found here.
Orders from distance will be PROMPTLY attended to-
Those wishing orders filled send them by the Repesen
tatves and they will receive Books, Maps and Staff oney
at SMALL ADVANCE from Cost.
CHARLES o. KIMBAIL,
General Agent for the State
Muntpelier Sent lSi9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
Domestic Ports.

BOSTON 3Arr bsrs. Lyssnter Cspp S-lia>s, Al.
Cheors Hos sas snytus. Piis, Coz fsaak ~
aeuiHac Bang' Philadelphia bn.' Gypsum 80, t 49, H.
BAHAMAS Gc-sn, r. Ser, and Dover hse hsn, 49,. ~.
De-. Mar ssuion Rye-r B.umss Dshi HodEioa Gloucester
simmons. snail Soro. lsmaf'.a- sn.n, 10.
Va Love-. SYors Cyprus. Willard. P3rsat jane Nolni,n
49,, 80, 90 Psrsr J Parss Gloucester Yante. Keller
sssua Gran-; Fscon P.ut Wilmington, SC I,i9a' hsf-n
Fut fort Msry Wilson Pori.nouth. soop Wave y fa'aen " =
,ss.e CO. ,hp Cboors. Jacoo Holm = fsief,s1fF
.atA Fnt Da- Calcutta Hssa Mara, cr.by BnIos De .
~srf Harding fhasep tia bns' spesd~s w. rs,'
A9hAss. Joha BrcNn u haiaala.i OPs.--s, ~,
Card-1as. Iss.c Gamer, Curtis % chss stsse,,
Fsyoris BIZ lanes. Liverpool IS tsho., -; - -
sh.rou thatcher Bauz9fe Ira ohsnoerAla y io" '
STw IoSD oS ssich gArr .ehr, Harriet sih, Aya. Pou,
Wet RIDER m SYors Boston Thos Peertn Ary iron
Yofs ghou, Lnuss cht.- IRON do ,of Bo,o1 aeI n
90 POI a., H. a. r AZ Sor,h.rs Bs. tIs-r.i DO r S,n
hiss n I + 49, cr.sf lu a., ci.ros wst.6n Goae-s
-, M NYors sp. Do. Lssr.n,s smith Nfors Wearson M
-, so Fr.1a sner IN D. of Norrh. Ylsni hs.ih h q
s P,t..- Roger Williams. E-naey I'm 90 Or Co. inf-- bf m
~. IN o. or Brsie safy Guy Pa-f UaeasTe sen'f "a'f
PR0ylDEScE Nareh sA .ehr ssrer9r sra P9,,..o.
.ooP. NstT, Dave. Ns-P isn, 90 ~ ~, Ssbes,ss
'ofthi. port, late Of Ball. chsmln Fspifao An' -'
NV HAyES nA.ch 5ss -ehr Alexander. See. p ,s pa'
TEo Both-Is sfsryi DO DIVA and Snsa. I9.,A 90
NV BEDFoRD Marrh -Ar .ooP E.oort, csags.ad kesai
toxn sd trs sEsn Bray Pllaisfaia 'chf Ken ROSE
PHfADELPHIA x.rch 4Arr pas s;shs Helen ssoss Pees
s. te Aesaad-r ssaasrs So-sa's s.r' lron aes'
Brl Ro5-rt.sa Londln 6raft, eh,.- bs'aa, y, . -
.-.-. Yarsr ran IS lfn1Efll, NC tifar-l aiAlA "
~ T-i.yr,ri roek e. Co, ? Blci -y, Hsltefsol o.
ALEXANDRIA MafUh iAr flhf Ira bos%-. fosSnArs
SoRgOfk ~ s5-A -srah fsrts afsef Niofs ~
.,rt C,s,@ i.on. SOrss1s, sctr cynq--r- Boat, i'ol
RICHMOND, Msrch 3-Afr sehr san 81 ea't1-f f-'' @
i-ptA H. Sy.~i
CHARLEsIOS. Fso -1Au sie.H',a so---f'-, 90 - -
- c,ns.u sb@fsoot a., bsfss - fotinErr bf Greg
-. 90 B. Ps.co- cd. br 1ark hon1lt, brlc7' L'
| 80. frs Georssus. B-tel Nfcn 49,
60, $50. o.. Far- Booosr, B.l CO stlf chso- r.ir
I'ss,,,i stip. Or.neo. Wac h.frs Hsfus CONAN II
-.lF =, B..rs NYort, bark Exact. s.eV-as, 90
| MObILE. feo 45Afr cap >o--A SAs--'' '7'' H''7f
| ~ Am--tary. Ratbrt, bs.tInlofs g. , - D..
SFW ORIFlSs 20 .l-Arr -es Ia J.1n.'r bo.'oe =.
H.. a. Assn Loss- b, Cob Lold-s, htee-if Or -
So a,s..o P-rsns Ro Janelroi Cialtco-. 0lc-rs LIE
- - CoIs.n Rl- Wsngou. D-11-rart seaf fNalia hafs
g. - va. ca Crros-, hf BED. llF-fflc
49,. ~sets Phisi-Fa.. Blrbsrs, sf Has-rts, Lo1i
/ Chester Roti-scr Nlclk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

ssrss 7lr-, rs czh. ~s.cuTso s4fass m sb
or-s.s zs4zs ~. "a rrf P1r-o E ?. .af
90 a. Cas+@us. - l.
1.rs-f rsa-r tat-r.
trsr- O. Frcr- tc--r
-ifhogf t. lc1t~ ~ itrs ~ or-aus "a
al CTts. Ttrt 80 --trrr T.
rarsst-f tli. ~ or-tr- fll tlta - Porn
htfs and tr Cl1a, szast go htl-
90 D. a. oo7-- ussst Errrl
rsry f s-t st0fk rrfrf q ttN os< pf-s t1r-
-rrers1r-f ga r-rr-r T. sa-s crssf RI -sn ta-s
srs1i fsrt 80 ~ irs-rsa. sia. 80 '..- tsElsa -
JAYS RI, qua TIM ~ is0 ~.
niIrE1. rarf o.. r9orf- 80 cssh-
LEsD-A .- q 90 rg.. a-ir-rsh- A. bo-ioa use- a.
ssyaI STORES ro 1b. Cflls T1rs>rl,- e. s.u -
or ba. sprts part g-si-ff, a. %, casa Ea.a
KicE-Ra-s.s from o'ssI's 81 ar 'nd fru-, -'i .'al
.aies
IEATHEH-sol-- eo--l- re- ,,ns1i 49, ..-s q frh-
H.rat yesterday ro- r. sf1cs 1 Hen
r-ser-1T tourte1 t1 l-- sri-s uln
t1aa has nanf l-afs a. s f~r- o s
LINE-Th-r- -. .fnvis Of rhoas'taa - ~
rnr- f.r cruucu.
HlfsCl-tl1- rlts-st- r-41--t - 49, tA-s k1-ru
w-s---l .9ioc e.s- an1 s. as-- -
81 ssfr.
Woof-ss.. ~. s.-n o 80 ss-s s1fh Ara1
stIr- IL s.C = s. tfF Poles a -r-t. sai atulf
.5l., : 1l-1u to- e. d 1- -. casa T. st. lf
s--c--t 01s r. HztL
T0BaCCO-T--. o. fs-her ufv~u.rf of .u1ortsrr- T.
s-ot 10 - I-.p-r 1t u coa.st-t a 1h..
Ks1t1rky ls s z1i S1r Csro1s = ufu AZ Nsyisaf
tr.stlsr thts r- t-al 90 i- - af IT, stt RI
Goa Ylri. -l o. hsfs1s lfl o. f'rts 80
Ccln-ti-1i ~ so s1i P-nn rtla AID O-n lis o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

Loss or SHIP FRANKLIN AND tl"hl LNsS
The shio Franklin Of Boston, Capt smith from Lon
5on for this port. with general cargo and between y
and 10 passengers on Thursday morning, WINE s'seI
,nr 10 the westward discovered breakers unaer net
Ice snd before she could be orough; 10 the wind wnen
xssF E she WAS swept ashore by the rollers, neN
Weuaee, Cape Cod and Bumped very heavily on the
h,,,cr, To case her the masts were cut away silei
heh the antaiu and mate and TWO OF the crew lower
"A m, boat for the purpose Of procuring help rom me
- hpt before the boat could be cleared OF 'ne 'ss
81 several passen gers jumped into her woman, Wiz
rhd in her Arms in her esgerness to reSeh inc oos'
sli overboard and both persisted. The boat was esp
sd In the surf and all board of Der were dfo~heu
a, low water those who remained on board were
IA kipdly treated By the good people oil Wetnse-
IT,, ~, aood tide the ses being tremendously mgr
- ., IN, long prevalence Of essterly WINDS com
'.s S.s,roved the vessel and washed some Oh ne,
49, sony the shore The Franklin was rsthe, an on
49, having been built IN Newouryport IN ieSi. Sne
!. ns,,ly owned By Messrs Train Co ana 'oevsns'
Is ~ csrro is fully insured In Stsie-s, Dos nosl
The following insurance upon the mp 49, =,
.ia.sS N De- authentic. The vessel was Vaas 70 .
S1Soco of this amount the Neptune hope ana a.
- hs,s * 600 each. The Merchants nave ssooo
1900 Al 600 Equitable $500, ana, 49,,
- The American 5000 cargo. There sIso sA'a -
hs some insurance on cargo In Ensisna On 80
hers !, a. 100 at ,he Columbia and szooV =. .as
ey OF The Lexington. ny oihce An sssn' 's hs
writer's has gone down ~ the wreck 70 save Nns. Nc
can.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
Court of Over and Terminer.

The Jury in the OF Austin, not having agreed al
O'Clock Saurdsys was taken Ill soon alter winch
the Jury were brou CHI H. and stated that Mr. Good
men, Of the Jurors wished srther Instructions rom he
Court in the point that II the Jury believe that Mr. Ausn
fred the pistol while standing outside al Shea and thereby
killed him while inside and did while In violent pas
sion excited by the ARRAY will the law CONSIDER BIN ''
ned excused.
down The point Ia lis cha ge The cid English law was thai
n man iiled another Intentionally II he did so whle ~
he heat Of pRssou would be murder but nansaush'
r hui our laws know Of no such distincton-s he inquiry
can be whether there Intention 10 MI II mere was u
Is murder The old lsw ~ss man, willie shlaunt M
der proyocsron took life mugsled ihe act hui We nave
no such pnocipe VI Aw-s eject would be 10 Jssy men
carving AIMS about ihsm aud our law rec gnzes DO sloh
distinction whsiever II man engaged 10 IN sn ,s
rg under the wounds which he has received WIN DIS ps
siSns all excited aud such Time bred Win ipen 10 MI
although hat intention was formed put 81 lne nio -
murdeT-ii the intention 10 NIL winch constitutes nuuei
rsse The csse Of a who kis another IN such case
with desd weapon and Try IN our statute nooA 70
ale II H htsT murder. snd yon ma no snuNk
place except m mufder-and lhs Is done nss s ,a, =.
deTstsnd, IN our Community where We aepeIa uP Pm, ~,
for pols mus mol 90 sfmed-ihst sy mus no'
carry pistols bowls khives dsgee OF suns sno snI
woke heir without suhjeciins themselves 70 me
OF murder the question, eentemsD comes oseA 70 tn
point was there intent on to hi II there was " "ui'
der-bu, n TO wound only, Is msnsisuehtsf u.
Mr. Graham remnked to Court that II they pursued
him. he had reason TO believe lheIe as uA"se' " ~
n.r.on IA would be iusif able homicide. 80,
NJ q one Of hi. brother Jurors stated he would hse
Thai The Court that point 80 that ws me inquiry
he wished priucipslls 10 make .,......,
The Cont said msnsble homicide when The setscou,
musd In lawful defence Of persons sell when leie
be reasonable ground 10 spPrehend design 20 90 n
b.Sy injury ard there Is imminent danger OF such desigu
being accomplished So thsin you have reason 70 b7evr
rom he testimony that there was reason 10 hppehetu
yrss rnr.opsi injury and there danger II would rs
Carried INTO effect be Justified but u Tor we jury, no
him TO ssv n there imminent danger OF saeh oesisu
IExcus.ble homicide where death has been sceicen
~ rsp.ed or done IN the protection OF properly egsnOa
Tbs Inry ses1 retired and continued out al ne n or
Srssy Might. through sunday and were s ~ session W
Saudsy evening The report was 1hA'Hey s'''N u " ~
soSus ga M verdict had been rendered st?i A. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
AUCTION SALES
gY JACOB 3 PLArT. Aucdouesr

BY JACOB = PLArT, Aucroueer
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Bowie hnlves sno
Pistols par, Of stock Of Fancy Goods, s1 r!fsah h
.orept of God snd Silver Watches cs-ss Trace Chsns
mr. account Of urder~rters sundry hsfc*Ho soous
order Of asgnses-slnOog which are 10 sodhesh paiso
brace. and bt. ctsk trunk handles poin-d scte"
put sggers OF J0sp Aliens manuiscture, hoes ynes
rass spades hrass candssucks, secret spnns psnocS
.osned Oh bolts TO q Inches hand rail screws boU
non ls, aud siches steely bsndsaws spoonseuffy
rob. civ made colh hair and hat brushes whil7r ASH
du,ling aud shoe do tape measures, padlocks Also
rvs assortment OF Table Cutlery, VIZ, IVORY 10 d
rses sss and ivory desers, sefup iabes and desert.
.rkep And while bon-, and stag do and eary-r
On IVORY ard self tip Also American table cutlery psf OF
which {, rerec Also large assortment OF pocar. sno
pen snv-s on cards suitable FOR country dealers and ci
saaier. Also one Sheffield and qua nIliy Oh eliy
made bowie Knives with silver handles, stsg, IVORY
pear &c Also IN ois 10 suit purchasers 20 pair pistOs
Also 81 .ayases elegant pearl ana shenandse infes DAos
heavy silyermouned se fpfotectng hives Also lVy GO
C-rran silver fne combs Also fancy goois VIZ buttons
cycle scngs powder tasks purses 1coth brushes IHo'
boxes poe ri and dressing COMBS temperance
rsz9r ,rops shaving and cream bonnet wire esOes
tInter boxes canes vlOlns and bows. &c.
Aso O'clock % god and silver, palo glI ana o'ne,
slcbes All Of hich viii be warranted asfepreseneo sbo
soDog them hire. Of the double time keepers Win aDoo
tti,ty -weis each and TIE attention Of nose wshihf
GOOD dine keeper IS directed 10 thi.s4.e no ITO
.UCrIOS NOTICE-HOUsEHOLD FUkSl
hTURE-Tis Catalogue OF furniture 10 DO 500 on aOs
nay Nsfch s. ~ lOt o'clock Al 55 Green Elcns 10 DO"
ready lmS - GERARD oETrs, 100 "slisI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

u Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company.-New-YorkO fsce. 81 WAl.t-Assss liable
for losse- s-so,ea
The opess,i0rs Of tbs COMPANY eovf1-i extensively
Life Insurance ard Life ooulnCcne.r. lpou m rarely
ma'uL plsn, snsbing re insured psrtc2se IA al lie
prof.s Of hs business While living. sr securing to
survivors q c=risin r-su1rce 2ssirri vast
When tn party prefers, - pa hs The Tr-nn
- giving Thus fsr tie dlvt=rds Of re Corrsny
have esua The bois' hereby canoeing shs ucios
and !h1s sav1E the insured o1-hAf he Frenum
- cher Cou7sr!es The Fehruafy dividend was 81
per cent piSErroxs
James Gootwt7 Milsm ". Ellsworth
Eserer-r Flower. Edmuri @. hore-
George sumuer Z-phsrish Preston.
2. D. Tfsny. Samuel ~ocdru1.
: L. Looms Mao Gross
Wn Dodge D. W. sullivan.
RS NISSAN, N d Physician ID TIE CompAng.
Applications FOR Insurance lCsI'onis rsks ercepted
n.eeto JAMES W JUDD.
rs 50 Waist up siairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
BOOK TRADE.

N APPLETON CO. paoi o.. THIS DAY. the Gold
IL, seekers MsnaA. belrx prxctcx All ins rlcfiEe
.tr frr Al prrsons en- grAlrg 10 he n-~ly ti<os-rsc
"a region. o. Csorris. BY Dssid Ansse.d Professor
d Cieology Ia Kings College Loldoo , voa lEo : eis
HEAus ~ coNrsNrs -ShsP.rf " ne osrerA DIS
M The G-olosy u Cshf'ruis. ~. Tbs Geological
ro.iuou of God q yaiious hccss. \. Th- Nicer
sngir. .rd cher Charncerscs 81 u1d anc De Motes
~ pi.lrgu shing wien furo, VI re W sssios snd
49, M-rfx-c = Treatment q Aluvia. Co.'S vi TIE
s..xv R-fa-tior Rea-zner. an1 Rsstye ssae Of GOD
Mn Prohstla ra4-rcr ~ ha God q Cslcfris on ne
Csrrurci.i Y.rs o. God TX TIE Prospects Of Canor'
us as = God producing Cgu1uy.
or THURSDAY.
Four Month. snoug he 6o,d Finders tn Csiorns, DC.
i-g Diary q ENpeucn rom ssn frsncseo - tns
Cold Dsirics. ~ ryrVtiu 8rccks. N ID. voA so.
price > eenis Thls The srst SIC cry wofk sivn< ne
q arluA experience IN works. IN ne rev cov
er-d gold regions. u al % beirg read VIII interest,"
Jssi Punished. Brysnrs WhNI saw u cSaforuis "a
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Arrivals at Chagres- True state Of Things

ls,h,nus Correspondence OF The Tribune
CHAGaKs Feb. Is. 1919
DEAN TRiBuSE-I have only time for hasty
hoe This magnificent little town is acquiring an en-
,rely fictitious Importance. henumerstes some thirty
thsehed hu,s overlooked by old Spanish Tort now
Is little formidable as toothless cur, though II may
once have Numbered defiance to an invading 100 AZ
presen, II has the honor Of holding In duranoe VIE
sprisoner Of sis,e.
Yesterday within the same four hours, tnefe "e'e
four arrivals from NewYoIk-the steamers f@e"H ana
Cyscsnf Cfy the bark Maristta and the brig "'"""F
all crowded with csliiornis-bound sdveDtGrers
The Winthrop msde the passage In exactly hi'een
days from Sandy Hook She Is gallant little Scsse'
with gallant little man for her mss;er. Capt LemeAe
has won golden opinions from his passengers, whose
comfort ho has constantly studied during short snc
Pleasant voyage.
We found the Faloca transferring her passeD gers to
the Oras, by which they are conveyed to Gorgona
come twelve miles this side Of Cruces. A. Gorgons
they are trans shipped into csnoes The On as Is reap
ing harvest. Her prices are go FOR passage and 81
50 for board.
There Is nothing to be spprebended from siekne0
here with ordinary prudence. From TIE appearance
Of things here and al the information We can gain,
are inclined TO believe the croaktngs in Benneus
herald have their origin In interested motives and are
designed ouly ss . bug bear 10 frghkn tmiG people
Into tedious and perilous voyage around Cape horn
Bot 80 the proof Of tne padding 10 Tn the eating,
eesn b sbe 70 give yop more satisfactory sceosason
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