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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02

fortunate as one who runs with the hare and
holds with the hounds Each side claims hfa as
a friend. In medicine we woulc have peeu
considered an empiric and classeu win that
portion of the profession called steam doctors,
who treat all diseases as only skin deep. he
either did not see the germs OF disease lying
deep in the constitution, or he had not the Will
or the nerve to apply tho necessary though PAIN
FIJI remedy. In plain old times, he would have
been called "a trimmer" in the more polite
language of the modens he was DUBBED "th
great Compromised For ne had he'ore Piayeu
political doctor 10 this same disease
He was rather severe upon his northern
friends, and spoke depreciatipgly Of some faint
show of manliness PARTICULARLY in Massachn-
setts the particulars Of which he condescended
ndistnctlv to remember but which he thought
wos hardly becoming in Asses. The south had
cheated the poker.p Ind since the north unhapi.
~ would moi as ukua suffer it to be run into
them. thew must paw for the heating"
Win This view he avrded the South tract o.
land. indefinite in boundary, but probably as
loroe in result as pli hat portion Of Assrlom il
which the skins hire manufactured. The
Son,h in addition. Mse to hold all they had
and oct all thew coha and hold that, and theI
got 'onre As an otf:a, it was conceded to thu
asses, that the liobs would not ProoaO'y taxi
more than they cout get! -
This was conclu&R. One terrihc orayln!
went up, throughout uIassdom, 1.-THE UNION
SAVED"
rho buAoloes Tee returned with renewe
zeal 10 the SouthssBne eaten. And the asse
who went down s4llSwere eaten. And th
asses who remaineiit the North we're, after
while, also eaten. i,
MoRAL-The osttch thrusts its head into th
sand and imagins id c safe. If the ass walk
into danger with hid qes open, 1t must be re
mcmbered that the as is by nature the bigge
fool. The moral il he story will be bette
aenn hereafer.-E rhMg Pos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
TT; BURLINGTON FREE
PRESS

We fcoi personally much obliged to the Edl-
Tor for tie complimentary remarks with which
he accompanies his announcement OF our &c
ccsson to the control u this paper, ard poGd-
cally much fattered that he considers it 0eces'
sary TO weaken our influence with our party in
advance, by expressing his belief that we think
more Of The principles which the party processes
than wh2t he call the Bogus party itself. But
even in that he has--perhaps unwittingly, paid
US a compliment. We do, and hope we always
shall think more of principles than mere party
for principles are tqble-parties protesting
them, fable. 60 much for ourselves; Now
word for our late partner, Mr. ScUt.-Does i
compcrt with tie Editors notions Of chvoITy t'
stone man OFT Of the Geld, after he has lalt
down his arms AID civil pronounced his adieu:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02

down in the sun, the minutest interval between
them, yet no one knocks another headong upon
the grass, or breaks leg or wing, long ana
delicate as these IRE. suddenly, amidst your ad-
miration of this matchles5 dance, peculiarharly
hirh-shouldered vicious gnat, with long, pen
dent nose, darts out of the rising and falling
cloud, and settling on your cheeks ineert polS-
onous sting. What possessed the lltte "fe''"
20 do thisp No one knows. A four horse coacn
comes suddenly upon flock OF geese on a mar
row road, and drives stright through the middle
of them. A goose was never yet fairly run over;
nor aduck. They are under theyery wheels
and waddle safely of. Hahtually stupid, heavy,
and INDECENT, they arenoyertheless equal to any
emergency. Why does the lonely woadpecker,
when he descends his tree and gees to drink
stop several times on his way--listeR ard look
round--before he takes his draught? No one
knows. How is it that the species Of ant, which
is taken in battle by other ants to be made slaves
should be the black, or negro ant? No one
.knows.
A large species Of the star. fish (Lu:eia .tragl-
liSSima) possesses the power of breaking itself
into fragments, under the iafuence of terror
rage,or despair "As itdocs not generally break
pp says Professor Forbes, "before it is raised
Nbovethe surface ofthe sea, cautiously and. anx-
iously sunk my bucket and proceeded in the
most gentle manner to introduce Lucdia to the
uppcr element. Whether the cold air was too
much for him. or the sight ofth bucket too ter
rife, know not, but in a moment he proceeded
to dissolve his corporation, and at every mesh Of
the dregs, hs fragments were seen escaping, -
in despair gresped at the largest, and brought
~ the extremity Of en- arm with his termina-
ting eye, the spinous eyeid of which opened
and closed with something like wink Of der
isjon" With this exquisite specimen OF natural
history wonders, for which naturOlists can only
yauch that "such il the fact" and admit tina
they know no more We shall close our DEPRESSION
You see that young crab bowipg bubbles OF
the seashore-suca is the infancy Of science
jIa waits patiently for the rising tide, when al
tins globules Of air shall be fused in Srea
discovery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02

THoNpsoN's formerly Johnson O. StewaF's,
Panorama of Mexico, being seriea of scenes
representing the towns and localities passed
through by Generals Scott and Taylor from
Corpus Christi to Mexico, sketched by Capt Viii
ting, an officer in those campaigns, was cXhib'
tied recently in this village to large audience
several nights successfully. The Panoramic
views are acknowledged TO be the best in Amer
lea while the Fairy Grotto and Thumb Family
are additional attractions. We hope che propd
etor, who goes South, will meet with the gene
rous patronage which we really think his exhi
btion deserves.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
Nbirtu- first GonQrrss.
SENATE.
Ci1AN n II.
MONDAY. April %

u MONDAY, April %.
Messrs. Houston of Texas, and Dawson Of
Georgia, re-appeared in their places.
Mr.. Clay presented petition from Kentucky,
asking the restitution or compensation for slayes
which had escaped to Ohio, and indicated The
justice Of the demand Various other petitions
we're presented.
Mr. Benton gave an outline Of promised
speech to prove that the joining Of the admis-
sion Of California with other bills was unnarIin-
mentary and dangerous, and he earnestly protes-
TED against IT, lie would postpone his speech
uhtli Tue committee reported. Mr.. Clay said he
would postpone his reply accordingly.
Mr. Cass said that the discussion was prema.
ture--he thought that the committee would rec.
0mmend the bills already before the Senate
The subject was laid on the table.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
Washington Dishonored.

Mr.. Webster resorts to the old trick of
quoting The authority Of Washington to en-
force The doctrines of quietism which he
lays down. This is doing rank injustice to
the name and fame of the Father Of his
Country. No one can for moment believe
that the illustrious Washington would have
Counselled concession and compromise,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
Melancholy CausalitY.

During. the high water on Monday, Goth ult.,
a son of MIR. Washington Wentworth, aged a.
bout "A years, in passing over a foot bridge
thrown across the North Branch about two miles
above this village, from dizziness or other cause,
fell into the rapid and turbd stream below, and
was swept away by the current and drUwued. -
The body has not yet been recovered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02

A similar analysis of the votes in other States
would no doubt be equally significant. The
popular voice." says the Banner has condemned
The Convention, such as it is, as premaiwc-un-
necessary-mischievou at the present time
Would the South ever find such movement
Otherwise We doubt it. Yet to such bug
bear do Northern men in Congress sacrifice
without scrnpe, and to serve then own ends, the
interests of the Northern States and the rights
of NAH init. Slavery Standard
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
THE FREEMAN.
.D..l D. ?, Ef-aOIl24cDN>

rY' Mr. JESSE POLAND is our IRA, cling
Agent, fully authorized TO obtained subscrip-
ton for the Freeman, and advance pay for
the same.
~ ANDREW McFARLlNo,. of East Crintb,
is our authorized Agenr fortIat place.
% All Communications to the Freeman,
whether on business of tho paper, for publ
cation, should be addressed; postpaid, to the
Editor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02

In Richmond the vote was i27 out Of 200
Oglelhorpe-no vote.
Wilkes.
Madison
Floyd--j3 out of 1900.
Pike 80 ont Of 500.
Cass-l00 out of 2,490.
Cubb-l26 out of 1000.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

y ssassg III 4s % ~ y,3,.o @,i, s. ~ =
u - ~ AM is sgs .s f Il 5i,r M ~
" ale tie s'tss s77tlss ~ y 5,,r h ;5,a
We Acne receive our Supplies Gree rpm .as
Wneh - get q snolp n1srVas - , .5 ~ ha
~ an ssa ne ehaapest Mineral watcg
IN use-y,lt, at4si,s SAME tirusthere is nc watef
better and bn ouai To il asregards medicinal eEl
cacy.
FTJR{El, II. LADD a. CO, Druggists,
is24 92{Main ST., cor i4th
wyfl d TgTF. TN M rs Ais is to certify that for
al 4, s. nv # ss,- r hau1 nearly suffered death
sen OF I'D na s;ad heh BEING unable to at
s sI snd after The use Of four
ats soil = 81. sailn tters. have become as
posIles q Paket II state this as others
who may be saisrn h tho 1Sex .gs disease may 'ino
'1lsaeaiass Fsliei rom S's' spV B. TALLY.
Hanover County VA May, 1880
ss
s Is r. certify ttas nv wife who has suffered from
yseosIa tr ab0u. 1--we years. has derived great benefit
sson q, "a Nuse Of i slsssl's 5tters; n.cr
JOHN q PAGE, 5r.,
Firmof White d Page
Richmond MAY s}Sd 1850
4 TO be had of A l399sAess Alex. Duyal, q; Bennett
g. Co. and lanes Rl2if. Slchrnond; j. L. Cormlck ,
Norfolk: ! IL. W ytsand, Petersburg
my 80 3mi -
ys0 x,VEN5F PREMIUM NIAGARA JET
sIi0 w pATIIS--A great snd important i'm
nroveraert 8 made in this Shower Bath over all
Ptt III ,tro,u;,n ths gater Immediately on the body
~ , uness al The will or pleasure
" tla batber fIis Iatll was awarded the premium
al the e AZ o. te bat hat ever took premium at
loper, 'iS S,Sas 81 the above Raths have inst
been received at L.. GINTER,S, 70 Main st.,
ego Agent for the Manufacturer
TMYS9 All. pr D g. M ASONS AND OTHERS.
d CHRISTTANITY AND FREE MASON
" r0I hTEn THE subscriber has for sale aThe
n oov Il ancent craft Masonry to national and re-
aaaIed yel;aon D bv Most Wor Chas. Scott, A. NJ
Grand Master Of the Cd Lodge of Miss This work
hos The hghes testimonials from our brightest brethren,
Chi visible only TO intelligent Masons and
vii nrnve hiehv instructive to ali Christians, whether
Masons or not, being in itself an humble pous chris
IL cocvated to do infinite service to the craft as well as
the cause Of the Christian Religion For sale at
''-0 0''''4' JAMES EVANS China Store,
ie S I'm No III west Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

- v,r,nr <.rErT nc4S ~ rsxA 100 1f.;,, S,~a.t
MA P;c5,,ond Va, are now onenng and offer for
nc s ash reos ~ @o @ yvorh IF as;on
ahle and tI, saasonabIe
aoio anu seiSgHSSYS MADE CLOTHING.
which 10 of our own manufacture and can be warranted
tti T. h. better made than usnay found in Clothing
Stores Orr assortment comprises in part
1ooo G SaT,er Goats II uer, variety
2000 Rnsiness Goats latest STYLES
- Iest asSortrnont of Drass and Frock
PANTs.M5,o0o pair Of pants, Of every variety
ard stvle ont and made in the best STYLE possible
vESTS-Our assortment Of Vests are MOTTO be sur
passed BY any other store ~ u TIE city on
have nsrtenIarr Selected the Goods in his branch q
our business and confidently assure purchasers tat ours
are OF the latest style so at ne
Fof extra bargains can at he Ola estao''siieo money
saving institution OF yrrN crr5, re ! co
KEEN CH " IL. y ~,
l -. h zen " 20 o..
B. Goods by steamboat and express three
Id SPENCE, No. 100, corner of Main and Cover
Streets, has hand and continues to keep gene
raj assortment Of RfsADY-MADE CLOTHiING,
OF every description and quality, which he will sell low
for cash or to punctuai customers.
He is also prepared to make to measure thing in
his ne at the shortest nouce as ne Keeps always on
hand aspendd assortment OF Cloths, Gassimeres, Vest
ngs, &c.
the public generally, promising to do aS s power to
please. sl ..... Hiy-ff1 DOM
GHAMREg AND COTTAGE FURNIs
q ! TIRE WAREFOuSE. No. SO Main stree. =
At the above establishment viii be found large as
sortnert of elegant PAINTED Chamber Furniture con
sisting Of
Do White do do
Do peach blossom do
Yellow Drab, with Quaker DO
Dark timber AZ QUAKER go s's
j.
e.. ~ - ssssxA Furniture Dealer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

NJ y. vi. 9lyessSsTength and
M Tor his geason Il
$f% sn'sdy, aad IS vesg
Z i N Southwestern statee's
'br .l1g2!e 70 his & lfsa 81
=. - -. ~ 4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03
M1HE AMERICAN PREss.--ln no country

VmyH II AM IL hAAlkosss~~lH uO Couhuy
sthe freedom of the press, SO much talked about,
more fully enjoyed than in America. The voice OF
the whole people is heard through its medium with
force of truth which none gansav. This mighty
engine is ever ready defend what good, and expose
what is wrong Over the whole OF this immense con-
tnent the unanimous appreciation OF the peoples organs
has met Bogles Hyperion Fluid for the hair and his
Amole for shaving and hailed them public benefits
Sold at 12l Main Street, by
ie I3 j. w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller.
nATENT CHAIN PUMPS, OR WATER
ii ELEVATORS have on hand an assortment
f sizes Of the Patent Water Elevators, direct from the
manufactnrer which prepared to put in wells OF
anv epth from 10 100 feet and warrant them TO give
satisfaction They are cheaper, more convenient and
durable, than any thing else now in use Those who
wish to purchase will please call at my Hardware store
corner OF Franklin and 18th streets, where OF them
can be seen in well 70 feet deep Also full assert,
ment of English, German and American Hardware and
Cutlery and all other kinds Of Hardware, Shoe Threads
Lasts Leather and Tools at the lowest prices cash
'1asS' - E. M NEWBURN,
ies Corner OF Franklin and I'm SIS.
T1OOTE,S SKETCHES OF VIRGINIA.
Sketches OF Virginia, Historical and Biographical,
Nv the Rev. VIM Henry Foote, d. D. This work is OF
intense interest shows the rise and progress OF Rell-
Dion in Virginia. and is repete with Information on the
eration Of religious freedom in the earlier period OF
he history Of the State As historical collection OF
facts Il may be said that Sketches OF Virginia is one
III he most Interesting books presented to the public.
The Rev. Mr. Hoge has been pleased to give favour
shla notice Of the work from the pulpit For sale by
Il Is MORRIS & BROTHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

EHOLD the Articles Of Agreement between Mr.. Me
Il Keever andmyse which were drawn up by an emf
nen lawyer of this cy not having violated any OF its
con atons, am determined to keep the said Mekeeyer
10 Ills contract. E.. McADAM.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03
HH OBERT McNAMEE, MAKER OF SUR
~ GICAI AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS

asks the attention of Physicians and Dentists to his
stock which will be found to comprise all kinds OF
Dental and Surgical Instruments Trusses, Cutlery &c
He likewise makes order and repairs all descriptions
of Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit con-
nuarce OF it, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET, opposite American Hotel
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

ny MADAM has laid before me the articles O
lie agreement drawn by other counsel OF this city,
and bearing date the LIST May, 1885, between himself
of Stephen Crane These articles appear to be in all
respects perfect and carefully prepared and binding
The parties ROBERT G.. SCOTT. +
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

RTAHOGANY.-W are receiving, and
I'VE have constantly on hand, a general assortment
of Bay Wood and st. Domingo Mahogany, Tor cab,
net makers and carpenters use, as Boards Plank and
Scantling Coffin Boards, Counter Tops, Bed Posts
Hand Rails Newell Posts &c, &c. For sale on accom-
modating terms by ,,,,,rr, o com
Oc 2-tf Il. w HllFlELD 0 oON.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-09-17
0as &allpm.0(nfifefaen.

llnIcre Sld6bdrn in 20nCaitcr brdufcn nun ni6t
mcbr gu brObcn, bag iie dIIen Quftbuncn6 auf0ebcn
icbcn t6nnen, mir babcu an SumftaNc aud 10 elm
Ding ouflie9cn Ieben, unb bdS mar Gin &duIcr
9aS fir bic yIcabu9Cr 9clpiB ncuartigc S6auIpic
einen Wni6cn in bic Cuff fabrcn gu Iebcn bate ei-
ne bcbcutcnbc Sn3abl WlCnidcn aus brr Stabt uno
bonn 2dnbc um ben gum SufIiegcn bc8 Souon6 be-
ftimmtcn YoB, in ben StraBcn uub 0uf ben Id.
dern pcriammcIt iptIfe ungcbuIciG tOS Nuffic0cn
erpartctcn. 00S gScttcr mar bcIonbcr6 9iinti0 fur
cine 2uftfabrt ba Der mmeI better unb bic Quft fa
gang rubig mar lin llDr mar rnblib Der Suaon
gcb0r9 nit @aS 9cfiiHt Sor YucD bcftica ba5 2uft-
itDiff unb Der 9aIon itiC9 bub mNicitdtiitb in bic
Iuftigen &e9cncn, untcr bcm lautcn Sdudpn Der
glen9e. Slnfan96 Ncg terItIbc i6ucI uno murtc BON
Der 3uft in Iub0fIibcr &i6tdng fort9ctra9cu als
er aber melt ilbcr ale Scrge gefticgcn mar dntcrtc
er Irinfn 9auf unb fog in 0flibcr &icbtung fort,
porauf or in ettpa cincr @ertcIItunoC ben 9lidCn
entI6pdnb gGir babcn ni6tS pcitcrpcn bcm 9uft=
fbiffer gb6rt. pcrmutbcn ober ban or wobltcbatcn
ir9cnbmo i'm oflbcn SDcile bon 9crf6 Co. Ianbrtc.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-09-17
92obtr6oli6e5 Don Der Nlutb.

2lu6 Dem SomaQua, uqs9ionn srlsbsn mir,
bnb bei Der Slutb am Montag Dor n6t Sa9en
un9efdDr 80 MenfbenIsbsn perIoren Qn9sn,
pCpcn 90 bersitS auf9efunbsn worcsn ruaren (;
cine Qrose An5abI 5oduler wuroen sbsnfaIs
Nrt6rt, unb Der Sboben in Samaqua oQsin
1T Su 100000 9efbdet
Gangs Der fIsinen SbuDIfil mus Die Slutb
un9sbsuer gemeisn iein, unb ffano 90 Sus ibsr
csm 9sw6DnIiben BalFrmsrf. On ben @iIsns
merfen BON SonsS unb Qcun9 murbsn 4 2ebnss
bduier we99eri0sn, unO baS 2Gobnbau6 uno
bic Sdeuer fart befbdoi9t.
SO9snbe 9srlonsn ertranfen an 6isIen Bsrs
fen: Siabela NumbeI, @ottin bon QSliom
&umbsL SamueI Soartune, feline Srau unb
Elm Scbn ron Safob @Ismsns, bic Srau BON
SeenrD Sresb, ietne Wuttsr, unb S,psi Sinber,
sbenfal8 cine @sib6perfcn III Der Samie gee
b6rsno. JoenrD uno cine Scbtr wurOen
rur6 Die SIutb fCrt9eri6sn unc erribtsn cine
bal6e Wele Weter unten einen Baum, BON
ipelbsm iis am ndd)ifen Sage asrsttst murben.
9is Srau bon Solspb SopelD unb Elm 5jdbris
0sS Sinh, unO Elm Sdu9ln9 pon 9Sliam
Bin9ert, 6 9Boben alt, Apurbsn meQqemas
fben uno srtranfsn. 9aS Sinh muroe in Der
QBis9e fbmimmenb Smei Msien msitsr unten
geisben allein cine Strsde msitsr mar bic
QSiess umsswcrfsn mb Oas RinO bate in ben
8Iutbsn fsinsn SOB sefunten. Solspb @Cpelp,
feline Srau uno &Inber, warsn auf Dem Sus.
bOben ibrsS JoaufeS cine Strefs ben Strpm
bnab9sfbwOmmsn aI6 berielbs itb tbeilts.
@cpelp wuros am fO9snben Sage auf sinem
Saume feenb 9efunbsny 70 ipis oub pre Csi.
ner Sinesr. Die Srau uno sns Der Sinper
warsn ertrunfsn; Elm fIsinsr &nabe in sinen
lssrsn Safe iisenb pur6s i'm @a1sr am @e.
ifrdube bdn9enb, entceft unb aerettst.
Die NtablmdbIe uno gd9smtible oeS Sosrrn
Daniel QGeopsr murben sbenfaas total ;erlf6rt
uno cine SIesfaamsnmibls wuroe fbmsr Be.
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