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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
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Hungary Fallen.

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Hungary Fallen.
.nEallehilow-sunk in woe,
- 5oWIfin the dust,
FOGKnations pride-scattered wide,
) food thou art just
: WAS there in heaven, not one thunderbolt even,
To scatter the hordes Of our foes,
q Was not our cause worthy applause,
Of success-that we mourn over woes.
Deep in sin have VIC been,
Strayed far from thee,
But this sad fate is SO desoate,
Firm must our confidence be.
Father forgiver-we will pray to nee ever,
Forgive us the sins that we own,
We bow to our God, we kiss the stern rod,
And praise him cen while we must moan.
Fallen low, sunk in woe,
Suffering thus,
Still we can see deeper for ye
Austrian, Russ;
Russia tyranica, Austria satancal
Deep the damnaton that bldeth ye yet,
For the prayers of freemen, the walls of ou
women,
VIII reach the sole throne where Justice is
met
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
FROM AN EMINENT LAWYER IN NORTHAMPTON
MASSACHI 'SETTS

NORTHAMPTON, Feb. 7, 1919.
Dear srl long wished 10 YOU that might give
you accurate account Of the remarkable ;Curc of my on
ly daughter Of ayolent case Of scoula She is now al
most three yeaTsOf age. In February last ptrid sores mn
on the lips, face and glands, made their appearance aud
increased with nshul rapdty one of her ewes also be
came so badly liberated, that to all appearance il could
! never again he restored, This continued six weeks the
child being most horrible sight, and the hearts of her
parents almost bOke During the whole Of this period
we used sARSAPARILLA IN LARGE QUANTITIES
but the disease not arrested in the least While the
disease was still at lis height happened one day to call al
the store If your very geneny agent in this place and
relating the manner in which our child was afflicted, he
advised me to make trial of your Canchalagua. took
but one bottle having confidence in it, bat commenced
giving it aCcordngto your directions, stopping all other
medicines at once, and in Just i've days the swelling vis
bly, decreased the ulcer began tn heal and she improved
rnpv for three weeks, and To very great Joy was an.
pareny rnred-ess than two bottles having b1en USED
Naming this case some Of our ncreduuus friends they
cned olhink that the cure must have been effected BY
the use Of the SARSAPARlLLA, and it WAS not easy,
under the circumstances 10 argue agnnst that opinion
Rt'T NOW FOR THE PROOF When the child Il pear
ed to h. perfectly cured, stopped giving her yor cX
tract sunnnsing all was safe bl IN twenty I'VE days tia
same trtjvns running at the eve, and swelling began IL
return Ne waited five days tn see if would amount Ia
any thing scfiuils. 1t ncrcaAtd rapidly before We
again commenced giving her your medicine, and in five
DAYS nb same period of time befe,) she began Ia
grow bitter and in about two weeks vas well again
From Tint day TO this, the child has been perfectly Welt
Nv rlherjsaac lodges, Of North Adams, Mass Il Ply
Ci came to see with the intention of prescribing
or her. but as we were using Your medicine with snCCe
md liz child improving rapidly, ht did net condemn IT,
mt len his own scrpton " be used In ease your En-
raci tlal We had no uCCasn for it, and am sure he
yjIl noe recommend your medicine in similar cases.
Your Obedient Servant
HORACE J. HODGES.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
LNT'ERESTI.NG TO MOTHERS.
Pleasant to the Taste, anti Sure and Safe m ii
Operation.
American VcrlhliaIgC.

This article offered to the public with entire confidence
as being perfectly SAT- in all cases far infants, children
adults, and il is believed be the most ectua destroyer
Of If all descriptions, made of by man,
Much of the dsng6eGbe and nausCatng taste, which
der other VermituEes dicult administer children
avoided in the American Vermifuge. Thousands per-
sh by worms without the real being known
gnmg other for the sickness until it is
late to reach and rGm0vethe cause.
There is disease that produces much disturbance in
the system worms they hav been kn.wn to produce
Peurisy, Dysentery, Vomiting, Fever Dopsy of the Brain
Spasmndic Coughs, etc, rtc.
This recipe received through Of the best ply
sicans, in New York and Of the vast quantity haN
sold, we have never known failure. We have known
it bring away lots oi worms, from the Fin Worm the
largest size, after other Ne4mngc lad tircy failed
CURTIS and PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor. Me-, art
the sole proprrtors Of the AMERICAN VERMIFUGE, by
whom it is sold wholesale and retail also ny their agents
Price 25 cents per bottle.
Collins wholesale and retail agent, Montpelier, VT
$ llutchns, WatCrhury-DN Keith, Waterbury, Bar
re, Hooker Plaindeld-E Putnam, Mar>hfeld-E Per
| ry and Co., CabolN P Keller aud Co., Hydepark--I
Villas, Johnson-D Gilbert, Morristown--Il Montgomery
| IIardwiek. I3ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
Solution of the Riddle in our last

A five w and five IVY w,
(To set that down, III trouble you J
And ifty-fve is L and V,
That ' an A, and LAW you see
And now, ye lawyers, set this down,
We have not one in all our town
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICE

TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS aud sCHOI
AIRS;
he Subscriber has removed to the office Of Lyman Braps
L Esq., State Street, George w, Scouts Store
where he intends making GENERAL DEPOT of Appa,
ratus and Books for Academies and Common Scuoos-.
consisting in part Of Maps Globes, Charts &c SC snc
MS Mitches Outline Maps, Mattison's Astronomical Do
Conel's Globes, Pages Vocal Charts Davies Mathemnt
p WnSbesier;s WrIting 4 9oot Lni, N m
lie and single entry. Also Rev. ZadokThompson's GEOC
RApHY 4 GEOLOGY OF VERMONT, accompanied with
Maps-A NEW WORK Gust puhlished) designed for the
use of Academies and Schools The above work has been
examined and highly recommended, by the Honorable IIor
ace Eaton State superintendent and His Excelleney Car
los Coolidge In fine, all the Standard works, needed in
the schools If this State, may be found here
Orders will be PROMPTLY attended to- (by Mr.. Briggs
In the absence of the subscriber)
CHARLES O. KIMBALL,
General Agent for the State
Montpelier Feb, lsie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20

All Kinds OF Groceries
CHEAPER thsR the cheapest, by
ELLIS, WILDER ScS =.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
G EAT RRIV VAL OF
NEW GOODS.

WE Have just opened and splendid lot of Fip'd
w Rrocade Dress silk, SILK and Wool Berages, Tissues
Organizes, Benganes, Linen Bcrages, new article
Embroidered Musns, Linen and Cotton, Ginghams
Prints, etc.
BroadcloihS, CdSSimereS, Doe Skins and Vesiincs
May 81, y ELLIS, WILDER co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
SCO,FT A. FIELD
Cash for Wool.

,,r r. FIELD will pay CASH for a few thousand
ScoLl of GOOD clean fleece Wool If delivered soor.
tslv o. lsi9 w
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24

bers NAV appear. We may remember how the
Poles treated them in their short and badly man.
aged revolution 1t is but few weeks too, since
we heard of Bem's having defeated large corpse
of them in Transyvaniania. The case is, then,
far from hopeless, and we may yet hear that Pol
and is once more in arms.
The effect of Hungarian victory would also
be fell in Germany. The great obstacle to the
formation of the German Confederacy, on which
the Parliament at frankfort have so long been Ia
boring, is the influence of the Austrian Court
Without that support, the smaller States would
not think of holding out against the force OF pub
lie opinion. and the German Emperor might be
crowned in month. This may be a small con-
cluson to the hopes with which the work at
! Frankfort was begun, and yet it is step not to
! be despised. 1t is not merely the adding OF an
other Prince to the list of German potentates.-
The organization Of real Federal Government,
with a liberal constitution regulating the internal
relations Of the several States, and providing for
united army, navy, perfect customs union.
common weights, measures, money, &c. is fact
which can. perhaps afford to have so-called En-
peror for it's representative. In truth. it is not
easy to affirm that the imperial dignity is not the
most practicable road to great end nor is 1t rash
to say that the coronation of the Emperor is the
virtual mediatsation of the whole troop of inferior
princely dignitares. The main point is to organ
lze the confederation the rest will take of
itself; and this point would surely be gained by
the defeat of Austria, ifndeed great deal more
would not be gained by it for Germany
- But whatever be the result of the battle.
fought, no doubt, ere this under the walls Of Vien-
ma, those who fancy the Revolution to be concluded
will find that they are mistaken. Some may de-
lude themselves with the notion that Order is
firmly established whenever a despotc Govern
ment is once more fastened upon rebelllous and
aspiring people. There are even Americans who
dwell with the warmth of partisans on the errors
and imperections of those desiring to be free with
out knowing or practlcing exactly the American
method and who rejoice when some Radetsky or
Wrangel suppresses their efforts with violence
ten fold more brutal and barbarous than the ex
cesses which fill our orthodox Republicans with
indignation. We are happy not to share their
opinions. We, too believe in Order, but it must
be based on mutual social benefits, on honorable
industry enjoying its own product, on equal oppor
tunities of education, and equal chances for the
honors and comforts Of life: and until such an or
der is established there can be no tranquility IN
Europe, though three quarters of the whole poPu
latlon should be made soldiers to put down the
rest.-N. Y Tribune.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24
4 Hand Book for the Stranger EEl
Philadelphia, with iilustr;st ID HiS
astd a Nap eft ttae City.

We have been furnished, by the publisher.
Geoiee S. Appleton. l64 Chesnut ST., Phi!adel-
phia, with copy of work bearing the above
utle. II IS a convenient pocket volume of one
hundred and thirteen pages, containing short
description of all the public institutions in and
about The city, with cuts Representing many pub
tic buildings, and important information how to
obtain access to them 1t is in fact complete
guide to the stranger from his first entrance into
the city Till he may have visited every place wur-
thy of note. Ii is indispensable to any one not
well acquainted with the city, who may wish 10
see the various objects Of interest without taking
with him personal guide. Price of The book
25 eenis-can be sent by mail
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24
Pfckpoeket CAUGHT.

The Philadelphia Daily News of the 10th inst,
says: Yesterday noon as Mr. John Bell the col
Iecior for the North American newspaper was
passing through Bank Alley from Second street,
be felt some one a, his coat pocket in which he
had just placed his account book and some $50
II money. Instantly placing his hand upon his
pocket, he found that the book was not there, and
turning round be discovered well dressed man
walking leisurely by bis side enveloped in cloak.
Satisfied that this was the person who had heen
az work at his pocket, he arrested him, charging
nm with the theft, but the fellow in amazemeni
denied all knowledge of it. Mr. Bell however.
seized him and called for assistance when upon
opeang the folds of bis cloak the book was dis
covered in his hand. BY this time assistance had
araiyed, and the fellow, notwithstanding his pro-
iestations that be found the book upon the pave
mept, was escorted to the city lock up He gave
his name as John Buyers, and after hearing be-
fore the mayor, was committed in default of ST.
600 bail.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24
Extensive CONFEDERATION. n.

Tire Telegraph reports the occurrence of a de-
rastaiIng fire at ST. Louis MOI on Friday morn.
iEg last by which, as the despatch states, nearly
bali Of the city was reduced to ashes and ruin
The fire happened in the very centre of business
and aRongstthe property destroyed are mentioned
all The insurance offices, five banking houses, and
,tweniy-seven steamboats,, lying at the wharves
and also the Telegraph Office.
We observe by the Philadelphia Ledger of yes-
terday, that Thomas J. Albright gunsmith,-for-
merly of Strouds ourg,-is one of the sufferers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24
Anthony &c. Rohherts, Esq.

Marshal % the Eastern District of Pennsyva-
ria arrived in Philadelphia on Thursday of last
eek, ahd IN day OF two expected TO enter upon
ihe duties oi his office. In speaking Of the ap-
poinmenl Of deputy marshal, the Lancaster Iri6-
ae says it may save trouble to applicants for sit
uations connected with the taking of the Census,
10 know that as that duty is not to be perlermed
until The year 1850, it is not intended to appoint
any deputies at present.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24

ARREST OF CLERGyMAN.--A letter recei.
ved at 'he office OF the True Wesleyan. in New
fofk, announces the fact that Rev. Jarvis c.
ba'on OF he Allegheny Wesleyan Conference,
preacher on Grayson Circnii, Va, has been ar.
rested and commi1ied Tor trial IN iha, Sia,e,
charged with The crime uf circulating a Bible
argument against Slavery. and loaning Freder.
lex Dougiass's narrative "wlih feonious ,n,en, y
DC, II convicted. the peaalty is Imprisonment nj
for one or 6.e years
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24
Wisconsin RSDkYUDf,

The Milwaukee Sentinel informs us that the
Treasury OF Wisconsin is so palpably empty that
the members ofthe late Legislature either went
home without any money or had to stand heavy
shave on their warrants.-The Counties are de-
iinquent to the amount Of over $4,000. The de-
fciencY in The Treasury is about S25.0o0 Loco
focc misruIe has accomplished this state Of things
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24

serving great credit for the skill and ability they
have displayed. Immediately upon information
being communicated to the proper Department at
Washington special messenger was dispatched
to California to prevent as far as possible the i'm
mcnse swindling operation which has no doubt,
ere this, been in part perpetrated.-gA
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24
Gody's Eady'S Book.

The June number Of this periodical, repete
with interesting subjects, has been received, and
ste take pleasure in recommending it to our fair
readers as publication OF uneqhalled merit -
The next number commences anew volume. The
Book and Lady's Newspaper are furnished year
for SO.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24

4 Wild Cat In New Jersey is some W ha, of
novelty, nut avery large one attacked the dog
OF josiah Lamb. during The hunlng excursion
near Bear Swamp. Burlington county, las,
week. Mr.. Lamh attempted 10 rescue The dog,
but was himself put 20 fi'gh. A company from
Metfori attempted in vain 10 capture the am.
NAL -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24
A NaSmssrous Snake.

Messrs. Isaac Wolveriin and Christly Dale, of
Birmingham, in this State, while out gunning on
the 5thi inst, caRured a Black Snake, which
measured 81 feet inches in length, and is sup
posed to be about fee in circumference.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24

AMERICAN ENTERPRisE.--At the time the Amer
ican.Afms Jeff Mexico 10 July last, not single
etizehs house existed in Brownsville (the site of
Folt BROWN opposite Matamoras, where now
stands a>town of 20aO inhabitants.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24
Great Overflow.

portion Of the city of ". Orleans, owing To
an increase Of the crevasse, is entirely under wa
'er' SO much so that the citizens compelled
10 seek refuge in boats. Great CONSERVATION pre-
ias.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-24

a sleepy deacon, who sometimes engaged in
70. uar gamfs, hearing the m;nis,er use the words
" shuttle os this mortal coil" started M, rubbed
t: eyes, and exclaimed, Hold on, its NV deal y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-21
EIurshaI's Sale.

TN VIRTUE ola writ of fsr acias issued from the clerk s
office Of the circuit court OF zoe pi' OF sa
pose public SALE for cash. on Thursday the st OF March
next IL o'clock before the courthouse OF said coun-
y, the following property, VIZ:
An the interest of Thomas Cookendorer OF, in, and TO
the following property viz: All that piece of ground sna-
400 distinguished in subdivision OF said lot by the
euer C; fronting Pennsylvania avenue 10 feet y
distance of 81 feet inches from the southeast cor
ner OF said square; runninS thence norlGwatd'y 80
es thence south feet 10 inches thence souhwardly
80 feet the line Of said avenue thence along the line OF
the lot marked c, in subdivision made by F c De Kraft
Of the OF Washington and by HIM recorded
all and singular the privileges and apPutenances there
belonging, being threcsory brick house. Also all
par, Of lots Nos g. and g. square No 4os the plato
said city, subd,vded beginning for said part al point
80 feet 81 inches south of the corner OF 9Th and streets and
running with said OH street south n feet - inches thence
80 feet II inches thence north "a feet 81 inches thence
80 s feet m inches to hs o 3 G sa% ai
by estimate, 2,i3O square feet OF ground, more less
with the building aud improvements thereon, being a
twostoly brick dwelling house. Also, his interest IN
the following properly, being all and singular that
house and lot situate, lying, and being the south
opposite TO the Mansion Hoel formerly kcut by John
Sother, extending the south front oil said %
feet running back from the south side 81 the said
avenue with the line OF the house and lot formerly owned
by Col John Tayoc and formerly occupied by Nathaniel
Jewe apohecary 100 feet inches alley thence,
said alley back line rs feet 81 inches thence,
with the said line of the said lot formerly owned by Col
and lot situate lying and being part square
No 226, will be more fully shown by reference being
had to the survey map and plan OF the said city and
being the same which was conveyed said Thomas Cook
by deed of John Sih and wife, bearing date
ll,h day OF Juy 1928 being story brick thereon
endorle and sold to satisfy ndcais No to March term
1919, favor OF Henry May. administrator of Lcgrand
ROBERT WALLACE,
Marshal of the District Of Columbia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-21

The President and Vice President of the United States
are elected for four years This is provided for by the
constitutions and the trainers OF that instrument, by
every provision which their ingenuity could devise, en-
deavored guard against such contingency as an inter-
regnum in those Offices The old Congress to whom the
constitution was reported specified the time at which the
new government under should go into operation; but
II was not until the passage of the act OF 1892 that Con
cress fixed the time which the presidential term should
commence The following is the l9h secon OF mat act
bearing upon that point:
wear. for which President and Vice President shall be
elected SHALL all cases. the fourth day
March succeeding the day which the of the
electors shall have been given"
1t will thus be that Sin all cases." the presden
tal term must commence the touM day of March and
of consequence, the preceding term terminates the
third day of the month. The spirit and genius
mum; and yet will be perceived that in every instance
since the days of Washington, the commencement OF
every administration has been attended with of
some twelve hours duration, account OF the new
President neglectng TO take the oath the moment his
successors term expired During these twelve hours
there is Presidents and yet suppose important mil
ary other order is necessary TO be given in the
tme-who is to give it In such case, would the Secre-
tary of War; other executive officer upon such
an order Immediately on the of adminstra-
ton Ii is to be presumed not whilst, without il, the
public service might suffer.
I'm Ter these circumstances, would it not be obviously
proper that Gen Taylor should take the oath of Office
mediatey on the expiration of Mr. Folks term,
thereafter possible, since that from mid
night the third of March until l2 o'clock the fifth
Uhe fourth falling on Sunday there will be an nerreg-
of thirty-sx hours, should he not take the oath
until the latter period "NINETY SIX"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-21
GENERAL TAYLOR.


(tITIZENS preparing for their friends, and strangers
~ visiting Washington, will find, at Parkers Fancy and
Pcrfumey store, pennsy avenue, near Blackwe's
Hotel, the largest of toilette articles adapted
their and comfort during the crowded state of the
metropolis for the ensuing days. to witness the
augura ceremonies such as
COMBS.
She'll imitation shell, fine buffalo, English horn dressing
comb.
HAIR BRUSHES
English French and American satin and rosewood hair
brushes
TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES
English and French superior wire backed and tepaned
Tooth and Nail Brushes of ivory, bone, and buffalo han
dies.
HAIR WASHES.
Ciueain's, Juless, Haues's, Colcords. and Barry's
lustrate for cleaning and identifying the hair.
Clirchugi's uichophesous. do
WASHING SOAPS.
Lubins musk soap, soap, Louis's brown Winsor
SOAP transparent wash balls, nc,
SUNDRlES
German cologne, Florado water, bay superior tooth
wash and powder, toilette powder, ponades marrow
fine hair oil Macassar oil, lip salve, Pateys cold
&c !, &c, nc.
Feb IO-stawifMar4 IGobel
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-21

~ removal and of all diseases arising
system, sco
ula Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cntnneous Eruplons
Pimples Pusiue Chronic Eyes
Rngwom letter Scad Pain s the
aud Sciatics
Mercury
be ed by
preparation now widely known and
the field of extending approved and high
is
searching
practice The hereditary
with swollen glands bones halt
tent covered with ulcers lossome to himself and 10
Hundreds persons who had
hopelessy ganduar disorders
chronic rheumatism other complaints IRON
oil the Secres organs and the
ted eons,uons gladly testify to the efficacy of this inestma
rr.naraton '' oNN' '' ~ W 'N' - -
Ihe ing ro r a, s.mu.l a Tavor ensman
5 ~ irom ooi sa'nuei w. re- snnthsr,
lately appointed Gaaada commends
self to the attention
NV YoRK, January 7, ls4s
Messrs r. & ID s.sp,. (enemep Having used and witness
entp of Virginia
Louisiana Texas and Mexico feel much pleasure stating
high opinion entertained of It's great medicinal my
almost
tonic and invigoratng influence
Your highly and
United States army in Mexico and NV cousin Gen
been habit of
mes the same he and sonisd the article at The same time
and indispensable requisite the
NOS b;-hlv n W. he ana nst ha, ;ts vir
tues will make it generally known throughout the length
bread of our widely extended country
Yours, very respectfully 8. @. TAYLOR,
IT, 8 Consul to New Granada
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS
Nav foRK, Feb II, 1913