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n OBERT J. WALKER win pracssss law In -
II Supreme Court OF the United States. In answer
many esters he proper say that he cannon s"
TO claims before Congress or any ot the Department., -
will devote his attention exclusisSly casss inuns~d
him in the Su premc Court \ MID
Office Pennsy sana avenue near me seven p",S
ings Washington. ID. 9. mh"-"
r ON0 FELLOW'S new Novel, KAvanaSh" viii
IL received this day, I.r,ce rs cents. op
Nay IL FkANCk IAfLo"'
r AW 81 R~PasviR, BY Msrris, nse1osd wish - nsS-
IL commsndation in the Intsgsncer Of tho llth inst
Just received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
May II Booksellsgs, near Hh street
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NDiA suhs 0rcnadlnes, Tissues, Bereges-
BARNES IL MITCHELL would respectfully announce
20 me ladies' that they have newly opened immense
supply Oh the most fashionable and desirable the
price, and kind. S - S''
Also the greatest variety Of now and beautiful style of
French lawns, at ia cents 80 "
nsnred, and satin-stripcd nen lustres and linen
Ti 1.sse'nss dc lane in plain green, pink and blue
pain mode and fancy color do from l2l eta nm
extra cheap oi0 Observation-Disclosures,
Gloves oil every kind y si.
Hosierics OF all desc ri ption.
Lace capes, ~" nchi worked collars. &c
Ap i0-3nw2wif s~'- s''"os
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|s1tto - Ex~voSHs to&f
81 en- jaicio dsa dicho nj
bunal do cosnissrios 3 on Il
do los reliant ntes - nccssi-
tarc para In jussa dsc ,sioa de
cualquier rccIamscio Won, alxu-
nos Iibros, papalss Dc ar
chivo 8 docunensos que
posca el gobiesuo Maxtcsno,
b que essrn on "a podsr ios
coinissrios. b los roclaman-
ties por oonducto dc sllos, los
pedirau por escsi,o (dcn,ro
del pIaxo que dosigns el
Congreso,) dSigsndoso al
Miuistro Mexicano do Rela-
clones ExteriosSs, 1 quien
transmitiVk las Peliciooss
de- ssta class 81 Secrta.
rio do Essado de los e.
tados Unidos y oil .gobi.
erno Moxicano - compro-
metz { cnircgnr Z Ia mayor
brevcdad poslble, dsapuss
de recibidn csda dem anda,
los iibros, papeles de archivo
D document0a, asi especi6-
cados, que posea 8 estsn on
su pos1er, D copias 5 ex.
traclos aui6oticos do los mls-
mos, con cl obje,o ds que
sean transmitidos al Score
tario do Estado, qulcn los
pasara inmediata,nen,e al
expresado tribunal do CON-
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cion alguna de los einncia.
dos libros, papeles . docu.
mentos, por o { ins,xncia dc
ningun recla Mante, sin QUO
anles SC paya useverado bajo
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soleunne Ia verdad do los
hechos que con ellos 70 pre-.
fende prObar,
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n MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT,-JNO

MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT.-JNO PETIT
lV1 BONE would inform his patrons and the public that
he has procured, considerable pains and expense
large and superior stock of pure ice, and now
prepared TO furnish families hotel keepers conecone
and othefS with the article such quantities
the entire season) as they may desire
Prices reasonable and variation with those persons
who engage OF mo in the beginning of the season.
Wagons will run through the city daily.
Orders received through The post office, and by Jno f.
Caian druggist, Of and 7h Streets and mt my
coal office, near the Long Bridge.
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption any
the lands with the townships and parts OF townships above
is required establish tho the salts
faction register and receiver of the proper land Office
and make therefor as soon as practicable after see
ing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
,nenccmen oil the public sale OF The lands embracing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 2-lawl3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
Gorti9u Mus.

The steam ship Niagara arrived in port
at the close of last week with the. latest
news from Europe, the substance Of which
is.
Russia is daily increasing her warlike
preparations, by concentrating large forces
on the Prussian and Austrian frontiers;
while the Emperor has declared his deter
mination to maintain the treates of 1915
entered into by the allied powers. If this is
perseFered in a sangulnary war in Europe
seems inevitable; for although Russia might
crush many Of the smaller powers, yet Eng
land has become alarmed at her supposed
intentions on Germany and Turkey, and is
preparing to resist them; while France will
not remain idle.
In Italy hostiIries appear unavoidable
Genoa, Turin and all Piedmont seem ready
to fight; and Radetski the Austrian Gener-
alias issued his proclamation accepting the
challenge implied by their preparations
The British and French fleets are at Paler-
mo making their last efforts for peace
between the parties. Mazzini was about
to be declared Dictator of Rome
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12

Loss OF WHOLE FAMILY BY FLooD.-The
Keokuk (Iowa) papers contain accounts OF the
loss of a whole family by the breaking up Of the
ice in the Des Mones River, which formed a
gorge and caused the water to backup at a great
distance and overflow farms and houses. Two
families named Frederick and Cross, finding
themselves suddenly surrounded by water at
tempted to make their escape in a canoe to the
highlands, but as the canoe was too small, it was
determined that Frederick and hR family should
90 on first while Cross, his wife and two child
ren-one four and the other one and half year
od-remained on log.
1t was then about o'clocc in the evening and
the weather was intensely cold Frederick and
family reached the shore nearly frozen. A man
named Coyin then took the canoe and went to
the relief of Cross aud family. lie found them
suffering intensely from wet and cold After
taking them into the canoe, he set out for the
shore. The canoe upset and Colvln took the
children and by holding on to the branches with
their feet in the water, all kept ahoat.
Although the shore was within hailng dis
lance, and their situation was made known to
the people, all efforts to save them proved una
vailing, Cross and wife, after remaining an hour
and half in this situation, sunk. The children
froze ia death in Colyns arms. lie held how
ever on to their bodies until 2 o'clock, when
fearing that he too would perish, he dropped
them. Hewas relieved at six o'clock by tloa
constructed of two cabin doors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
Dpn1rstic Gonpen0,

PENNSYLVANlA.--The Pennsylvania
Legion. soldiers of the war of 1912,
of the Indian war since that period, and of
the Mexican war, have associated them
selves under this title.
CANADA.-Anncration Of Canada-
The Kingston, (Canada( Herald says that
petition to Her Majesty Qneen Victoria is
in circulation in that city, to allow Canada
to be annexed to the United States.
VIRGINIA--The Winchester Vrgnian
says:-The mountains of Warren and Rap
panhannock arc now infested by wolves
They are said to be gangs of 10 or II, and
have lately committed great depredation5 a.
nong the hocks Of sheep for many miles a
round.
Here is another warning againstto much
haste in burying the dead. The idea of
burying the living is too horrible not to in.
duce us to use great precaution;
g7A correspondent of the New York
Tribune writing from KnowlesylIe, Orleans
county, March Goth, says: GA young wo-
man of this place named Spencer was taken
slightly i'll few evenings since She went
to bed, and in the moring was found insen-
slble and supposed to be dead. Her funer-
al took place yesterday in the presence of a
large number of the neighbors. Shortly
after the conclusion of the funeral sermon,
and before the coffin had been removed for
the purpose of carrying it to the grave, it
was discovered that life was not extinct
She was once more placed on the bed and
the work of resurrection commenced. 1t
is, however, still doubtful whether she will
recover or not"
Ia Hon. ]. r. Giddings, member Of
Congress, has addressed letter to the New
York Tribune, denying that he struck Mr.
Mead on the night OF the closing session OF
Congress- He declares that "Mr Mead
himself nor any other person, who witness
ed the affair, had the most distant idea that
he either struck or contemplated striking
him."
California GoM--Lngcst Yct.--Wc
learn that about $4,000 worth of Caiforni;
gold was deposited yesterday at the Mint
received from Baltimore, which was as goot
lot as has yet been received, and contain
ed one piece which weighed 81-INt
ounces, which was no doubt one of thost
mentioned as having been found in thu
crevices Of the rocks, and is by far tn,
largest specimen that has been found at thu
Mines, land positive evidence that it is fount
in large pieces Many other specimen
were very good sized pieces, and will pa
the trouble of picking up or digging for
while.--Philadephia Ledger, March, 23o
Military Operations in Hayti.-Date
have been received at New York frof
Port au Prince up to the 18th ult,, by whc
it appears that the President Of Hayti, a
the head of an army of IL, 900 men, march
ed against the Dominicans on the 10th ul
The result of his expedition was not ascel
tanned when the vessel leh.-Bee.
A revival has been going on in the heart
of the Christian Church and Congregato
in Manchester, Mass, Tor some month
past
Il Years Immigration the year enc
in the LIST of April, lS49, there landed a
New York, two hundred and four Thousand
six hundred and thirty-six immigrants.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12

Recovery Of the Government JeVrb.-
1t is said that the Government Jewels,
which were stolen from the Patent Office
some time since, have been found by the
Police, in house in Pike"street in New
York.
Pigeons are very thick in the southwest
ern parts of Pennsylvania. The are pass
ing over the country in tens Of millions.
Rev. A. A. Liyermore, of Keene, N. H.
has taken the $3.50 prize of the American
Peace Society for the best treatise on the
Mexican war.
Friction MatcheS.-Letters from St. Pet
ersbnrg state that i'll the thirteen northern
provinces of Russia andEurope more than,
thirty-two thousand houses have been de.
stroycd by fire during the past year, while
ordinarily in those provinces not more than
about two thousand or two thousand five
hundred year are burned.
A shock of an earthquake was lately felt
in New Bedford Mass. and Newport Il. |.
Considerable damage has been done to
mills &c. on the rivers in Me. by the spring
floods.
There has been a destructive fire in Yer
gennes by which three stores and four dwell
ings were destroyed, loss $4,000.
The Steam Mills at Amherst N. II. were
burnt April l, loss $4,000
The proprietor of a large printing estab-
lishment in Philadelphia, has been sent to
the Lunatc Asylum, because he refused TO
employ " rats" at composition, pretering to
pay journeymen full wages.
The journeymen printers of Ohio have
presented to Senator Asa G. Dimmock a
gold rule for his report against rating
Mr.. D. is printer and editor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
INTERESTING TO MOTHERS.
'leaSanit TO the Iaste, and Sure and Safe m lis
Operation,
American VCFniaIVge.

This article offered to the public with entire confidence
as being perfectly safe in all cases for infants charcn or
adults and believed to be the elecun destnve,
of worms of all descriptions, made of by man.
Much Of the dsag eG0be and nauseatng taste which rem
der other Vermifuges difficult administer TO children
is avoided in the American Vennifnge. Thousands per
islI by worms without the real cause being known
gning some other reason for the sickness until is too
late to reach and remove the cause.
There no disease that produces much disturbance in
the system rs worms they have been known to prduce
Plenrsy Dyeney, Vomiting, Fever Dropsy of the brain
Spasmodic Coughs ETC., etc.
hi, recipe was received through one of the best phy
scans, IN New York and of the quantity we have
Sold we have never known failure. We have known
to bring away lots of worms, from the Pin Worm 10 the
largest size, after other Nermuges had entirely failed
CURTIS and PERKINS, Druggists Bangor Me- are
the sole proprieors Of the AMERICAN VERMIFUGE. bv
whom il sold wholesale and retail also by their agents
Price % tnts per bottle.
Collins, wholesale and retail agent Montpelier VT
$ lIuchns Waterbup-D w Keith, waterbury. Bar
re, Hooker Plandeld-E D Putnam, Nlarshfeld-E Per-
ry and Co., Cabol--N Keller and CO., nydepark--H NJ
Villas, Johnson-D Gilbert, Morrsown-l Montgomery,
Hardwick, I&ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12

In this village on Sd inst Hubbard w. Luce
of lung fever aged 25.
Also on 25th of March, Miss Orlana Ripley
aged 20.
Also on the 28th of March, Elijah B. Wither-
ell aged 80, both of consumption.
In Lydon, Feb. 18th, Joseph Edwin Harris,
son of Amasa Harris, aged 2G years and six
monts.
In Boston, Hon. Edmund Dwight on the LIST
inst. one of the Taylor electors and great pat
ron Of popular education.
In Rutland, March 9th, Ralph Greennell, in
the Glst year of his age.
In Thetlord, March 18th, Eli Crown, aged rs
yoars-beoyed by all who knew him.
In Piermont NH, March 18th, Miss Philinda
At Nantucket, 25th ult Hon. Hczekiah Barn
ard, so. He had been a Representative, Sell
ator, ond finally Treasurer of Massachusetts.
In Saco, 22d, Benjamin Simpson, aged "a. He
was one Of the immortal "Tea Party" that threw
the cargoes of tea from ships in Boston Harbor.
In Cabot, April 4ih, Mrs. Esther II. Hills,
consort of Amsos Hills, one of the Early settlers
Of Cabot, in her list year-Printers in Vt. and
Conn. are requested. &c.
Also in Cabot, April 9Th, Widow Priscilla
Marsh, relict of David Marsh. late of Haver-
hill Mass. in her 18th years-Printers i'll N. II.
Vt, and Mass are requested &C.
INTERVIEWS IN BOSTON, for the week
ending Saturday noon March 81. DISEASES
Consumption Z, typhus fever |, scarlet do Z, lung
do Z, brain del, measles 7, nlantile |, maras.
mus 8, erysipeIas |, commissions 2, scroiula l.,
hopping cough 2, disease of brain l. do lungs l.,
inflammation of bowels l, do throat /, old age l.,
teething 2 croup2, canker l, dysentery |, i'll
temperance 2, dropsy l, do on brain 9, pleurisy
!, abscess |, suicide ], pneumonia |,
Males 80. Females 81
FRANCIS LINCOLN, Sup't. Durials
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
why DOm't You TRY it?

Read the following statement of facs-tlrow away
your old peJndces and answer the above question ac-
OcTdmg to common sense and and YOU will try it,
Messrs Curtss and Nichns-Fur two years past have
been entirely prostated with the rheumatism; both my
Knees were sWelled to their original szea large bunch
came out0n my breast bone appearing Ikea part of the bone
thrown out Another bone was thrown out of nv wrist
In short endured the rains r nearly
three years. obtained the best medical attendance the
country afforded, and tried great humber of medicines
and Prescriptions WhGi the least benefit or alienation
when had the good Torture procure bottle of Cant
and Pain Killer prepared Of Messs Curtis and Perkins Of
Bangor Soon after taking it, found could get some
rest nights, and the pain become lest violent have
tnued to take it and apply il externally until have used
eight bottles. took much larger quantities than was rec
commended The swelling has all gone down both in my
limbs and breast and am entirely relieved from pain
have been abo to doa good days work At any time for the
last three months for man OF my age No description of
my convey the vast amount of benefit have re-
ceived from this article. belve 10 the best article in the
world for eumlsm. have also used it for ChOC pains
in the stomach, and always fund mardistc relief
JOHN BUCKNAM.
Dymout July II, 1913.
In addition to the above have certificates from per
of the highest responsibility all the country who
have been cured Of the bilious cholic camp in the sto-
ach and limbs scarlet rash throat in adults or chill
dren, pans and bruises, the most stubborn of the
Piles sCads and burns extracting the FIRE at once
and giving immediate relief from pain,
Be particular to call for Curtis and Perkins, Cramp and
pain KierH others bearing this connterfeits,
For sale wholesale and retail by CURTIS and PERKINS,
Bangor, Maine.
Collins, wholesale and retail Montpelier, Vt-S c.
Iluclins, Waterbury-D. W. Keith Barre-L Hooker,
Tlanield-E d. Putnam, Marshleld-E Perry and Co
Cabot-N. p Kecer and Go Hydepark-Il Villas John
son-D Gilbert, Morrlslown-H. Montgomery, AardwCk,
13.ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
Arrivals Of Gold from California.

The last advices from Panama announ-
ce the arrival atthat port of the English
Steamer Equator with one million of gold
from California mines, the whole amount
destined for England.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
LA ST GALL.

THE SUBSCRIBER IS UNDER iliE NECESSITY
ofrosinr I'm ihe old accounts of the Green Mountain
Freeman without any delay This should be done without
putting him to the endless trouble and expense of visiting
in person each one in arrears Every man determine
for himself the amount of his indebtedness-whch will in
varaby be rcckoned at 50 for the first fur Volumes and
80 for the fifth according to the published terms of the
paper, and remit the amount through his postmaster, free
of expense Nor should the present publishers be troubled
with the Of the Freeman, previous TO the
mencement of the present volume The subscriber with
affairs since said commencement, as lie ha now no CON
necou with said business This IS my last call, AND
MUST BE nrEqrD as engage in no other business I'M
til these dues paid upon which reliance made dis
charge heavy debts incurred in the bIaness'
J. POLAND
March IL, 1910 llaf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
STORE FOR SALE OR TOILET.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully solcts the attention of
the public to store pleasantly situated in the centre of
Rochester village. 1t is large and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
five feet by fifty leet,-attached to il large wood house
well finished 1t stands the site of ground where the
store burned some years SINCE built by Mr. Asa Fran
els, and occupied by Messrs Francis & lemenwav for sew
era years. afterwards by Mr.. William Simmer of Royalton
Possession given the lst day of April next,
l3n j. H. PHELPS
March, 1910.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12

A Powerful LENs.-By the use of pc wer
full lens the suns rays may be concentrated into
heat far exceeding that produced by other pow
erful means Dr. Draper of New York has one
which will melt pebble stones or cast iron, as
easily as sealing wax is melted in a candle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
Receipts for the Freeman,
VOE5GBsaG WI.

Miss Tracy, Dea Montague, A Cady,
H Brush, A Kinsley, J Wiswall, J Wal
bridge, A cleveland, Esq, o Williams, J
johnson, N f Green, NJ Mott, S Scott, L
Ashley, II G Parker, o Shattuck, c Pier
son, N Stafford, P Mouton, Cowdry and
Bennett, c Morse, r Hays, Bean, T
Bingham, A Furber, A Bond. 81 so each;
D N Higgins, L Ordway, S Nichols, D S
Eastman, 81 on each; G Boyden, 80 o.; ]
Harris, IS; TIL Davis, 75c; Mr. Corwin, 81;
J Elkins, 25; A CIough, 81 J Lane, 81; S
w Stewart, so; A Putnam, SO; c L Bios
som, 81; o Marsh, 81; d W Taylor, 50 so.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
IL OGicN,

TNIIS may certify that have this day given my son BEN
amn D. Emery, his time, during the remainder of his
minority aud shall claim Of his wages, nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
JONATHAN EMERY.
Washington, Mach Doth, 1919. *lj:3w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-12
TO THE
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

L III II IL IL " " l. u ID IL W
VISIT HEAD QUARTERS FOR YOUR OUTFITS
V As many of our citizens and New EngIanders in
towns about starting for the new I'll Dora
do, California Gold Dggngs, and having experience
to what they will require for their convenience and
mOrt, OF in purchasing at low prices, or in Short in get
ting good suitable outfit for little m0ney,they should
90 10 Head Quarefe, Oak Hail. BostOn-Having made the
Quitting business study(three ouhhs of my entire
torce numbering fifty clerks, being all engaged in
this new branch Of trade, )-and having fitted out
number of extensive companies prepared to furnish
patrons with printed list of all suitable articles
qued and also information concerning the various routes
to the Gold RegOns- is amusing to Oak Hall daily
thrOmged with various groupsod men, young men, boys
rich poor-vc,y fsw admitting whore they bound;
but the outfit selected from the following useful mining
articles generally tells the story Feather RIVER OVercoas
Spanish California Cloaks adapted to the double pur
pose of cloak by day and blanket at ngh-Suers Long
mining waiStCOa-Linen SaCks-lhin Pants-Light Vests
pack misunderstanding bags-BOuts-GOld Bags
Tents of which can he seen pitched at the Oak Hall
Rotunda-IIammucks-- Mosquito
Bals-Fancy Striped Travelling shir s-Rrd Flannel Shirts
and Drawers-Knt Under Shirts and Drawers-Cravats or
Socks--pOcktt Iandkerchiefs-Fine Shrts-El Dorado
Caps-Caifornia IIats-Bowie NATURALIZATION
Travelling Trunks-CGrpg ags-Umbrellas-Mnney Belts
Hair and Tooth BrIshesFanCy Soaps-PoCket Combs and
Mros.-Also large lot Of Ready Made Clothing, cheap
for ShippngNinng Clothes for aborng Classes-Jackots
-OVCHllls-Stuut Pants-SOCks-Cuats, etc, etc.
We hope all who going will succeed in their antcpa-
TONS but they will not unless they lay in good supply of
the above named articles. If the accounts from California
correct will require the large Jumps to purchase any
Of the above named articles out there.
printed lst-or patrons of this estabishmentof ne
cessary articles required for six MONTHS one two or three
years outfit together with prospectus, explanatory of va
O OHtes be had by post paid application addressed
To coax ail"When large company of Club desire it,
of my travelling agents despatched to their orders
Together with the above we have an extensive stock OF ev
cry grade of clothing, adapted to those who have not
caught the gold fever, and prefer to remain at home
RECONCILIATION OF THE ABOVE ARTICLE S
WITH PRICES ATTACHED