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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-10
A CARD.

To THE LADIE Els OF VERMONT,
Mrs. Wnsow, an old and experienced nurse and Female
Physician would call the attention of the Ladies to her
Soothing Syrup for Children ieething. will immediately
relieve them from pain, aay all spasnods action soft
the gums reduce inflammation and is to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves and relief and health to your children.
Price 25 cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities of Mrs. Winsl wv
Soothing Syrup during the past six years. thousand
the lust year. We believe it the best medicine in the
ord for children teethng for the cure of Dyseney
and Diarrhea in Children whether it arises from teehns
any other cause. 1t gives universal satiscton-neve
heard complaint from any one using it-never sold
medicine universally successful in relieving pain ant
efecting cures-reef Is absolutely sure.
| CURTIS PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor, Me
Sold by Agents in nearly every town in the state
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-10
BRIGHTON MaRKET March, a

BRIGHTON MARKET, March 3.
At Market, $40 Beef Cattle Stores II pairs Working
Oxen 40 Cows and Calves 5000 Sheep and Lambs, 500
Sw inc.
PRICES-BEEF CArrLL.-Extra, $3.50; first quality
~ O0 second quality, $3.50 third quality, S. 90
SHEEP AND LAMBs-S2,OO $50 400, Extra, IS 90 to
500.
WoRKINa OxEN-Ss0, IS, SO, 1l6.
Cows AND CALvEs-$20, %, "a, 25, 81, "a.
SwINE-6 a &c; Retail, g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-10
Che Nous Bleaurr.

AFFAIRS IN EoRorE.-By late arrival from
Europe, the news OF which will be found in this
paper, II appears that The outbreak tn Italy was
put down without much trouble by the iron
hee'ed desp'ts. 1t was not the result OF pre-
Concerted revolutionary move nent. but a local
outbreak OF people sung to madness BY The
Official murders committed anonu them. The
praclama,ions o. Kossuih and Mazxn were
never posted In Italy or elsewhere, as was re-
ported, but having been prepared by those pat
riots, to be in readiness for distribution. on the
proper occasion, were forwarded to London by
some indlscreet person, and thus got into the
papers. Bnt though this uprising was prema
ture, and not at the suggestion of either Kossu,h
or Mazzini, yet the time for the general move
ment contemplated is supposed to be not very
far distant
FIRE IN MONTPELIER.-The old building for
merly occupied by Capt Harry Richardson, for
Clothing Works, but Iatterly as Sash Facto-
ry, situated between the Arch Bridge and the
Paper Null, in Montpelier, caught fire from the
stove, while the workmen were at their breakfast
last Saturday morning and, with the stock and
tools, was entirely consumed. There was no
insurance, and the loss probably about $1,000 in
ail-Is heavy one to the young men, Messrs
Hersey Il Dodge, who have recently commenced
business there.
The SEAsoN.-The present winter came il
like lamb, and is going out like lion. The
snow, even on our lowlands, is three feet deep
and nearer four on the highlands But so much
the better. This body of snow is broodiug the
earth for future fruitfuness.
The puzzle, which has so put our young
mathematcians to their wits, and of which we
summed up most of the answers we received on
our outside, is now answered by the Salem Ga
zette from which 1t originated, as follows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-10
Carding and Pulling Mill,
For Sale or Lease

kJVtT Ut IItUSts
THE subscriber offers for sale his Cadng and Clothing
Mills, situated in Milo Village, Piscataquis County,
Maine The mill is the Sehec Rverwater unfailing
lis 30 by 40 feet, stories high, with basement and
tic-Dye House attached-a cd double Carding Machine
and all tools and machinery sufficient to execute well,
the Cardng and Cloth Dressing Business. The situation
is CENTRAL and commands large run of business. The
above mill will be sold very low If not disposed Of by
the first of April next It will be leased for term of years
at reasonable rent For further information apply to the
subscriber al Ashby, Mass, CHARLES WfMAN.
JAM, 1882. oinS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-10
Thousands have been cured, why may not YOU by the
Cramu and Pain X Her

Tramp ana Pain kfIIcr.
The world s asOnIsed the wonderful cures perfoymed
by the Cramp and Pain Killer prepared by CURTIS l.
PERKINS Its equal has een known for removing
pain in all for the of spinal complaints cramp
in the limbs and stomach, rheumatism in all its FORMS bill.
ions choc, burns, throat and gravel is d. cidedy
the best remedy in the world. Evidence of the most won
dertu performed by any medicine are ON crcu
lars in the hands OF agenlsyou may be positively sure OF
relief if you use it.
Bile sure and call for CURTIS L PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name are
base limitations, and will deceive and inure the patient
Price IL q 25 and 81 l2cs per boe according to size
-FoR SALE BY
S. K. Collins, Montpelier G. H. & J. NJ. Weeks and
Colby, NcGaifey K Co.. Lyndon; II Chaplin, Glover; ]
Kimbal Il Co, Coventry; W Howard, Albany A Scott
South Craftsbury Jones 1ntchings, Wulcott; Noyes
& Dntton Hydepark; . 3 Green Richmond a Camp
lIowe; John Hobart Midlesex VIM Curtis Il Montpe
rr; ~ freeman, Painieid Harlow Smith, w Ran
oIph, Fred e smith, Mortified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
Interesting from Sonora.


The Mexican schooner Alerta arrived at san Fran
cisco on the 22d ult in thirty days from Guaynas,
with forty-fve passengers among whom was MIR. A.
V. H. Ellis, bearer of dispatches from the American
Consul at Guaymas, directed to the Comman ier-in-
Chief Of the U. S. Naval forces this station. The
importance, especially when taken in connect IN
with the fact that Mr. Robinson, our consul, was
obliged from fear Of Mexican Interpretation of the
rights Of and tuuns, to take refuge with his
whole family and about $500 900 in silver and bullion,
on board the American bark Caroline, which fortu-
hately was at anchor in the harbor.
The Aita learns from Mr. Ellis that some fifty
ladies OF the town Of Guaymas availed themselves Of
the same privilege and were Hospitality treated by
The captain of that vessel. The Caroline weighed
her anchor and put off about five miles from Jay
mas, where she remained with everything ready to
start at q moments notice.
The report that the Mexican government paid
$4,000 to the French under Count de Raousset B)ul
bon is unfounded, the truth being that the American
consul assisted by some Spanish merchants, gave
that sum out OF their own pockets in order that COM
merce should 60 on as formerly without any impedi-
ment Mr.. Ellis states that so great was the panic
that prevailed among the Mexican population OF
Guaymas, that although the town contains seven
thousand inhabitants, not one single person remained
in it when they heard the French were coming,
whose force numbered about $50 men. He describes
the defeat Of Banco total route, and says that
over sixty Mexicans were killed on that occasion.
Banco himself is in Guaymas playing the Napoleon,
riding about in his gray overcoat, surrounded by his
staff in full uniform. Several Hungarian officers are
attached to his staff who seem to feel mortified ut
their position. Mr.. Ellis documents will doubtless
be delivered to the collector Of San Francisco in the
absence OF naval officer on the station. The nha-
bitants of Guaymas treated Banco with the coolest
neglect, not even offering him the usual homage OF
fandangO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
American Genius.

The following is a list of pateuis issued from the
United States Patent Office for the week ending Fe-
bruary Is, 1853, and bearing date February Is,
1853 -
Horatio Allen and D. G. Wells, of New York, for
improved adjustable cutoff gearing for puppet valve
engines.
John Briggs Of Boston, Mass, for improvement in
railroad car seats.
Darius G. Brown, of Lowell, Mass, for improve
meDt in machines for manufacturing harness for
looms.
Joshua G. Cary of Richmond, Va, for improved a1-
Unstable heading lever in spike machines
Richard NJ. Leslie, OF Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm
provement in paging books.
Louis F. Sheppard, of Alhambra, Ill., Tor improve
ment in artificial teeth.
Rand b. White, Of Meridon, N. T., for improved
saw-setting machine.
David and Herman Wolfe, Of Lebanon, Pa, for i'm
prove,nent i'll seed-planters.
REIssUE.-EdwardH Hamilton, Of Bridgeport, Conn,
assignor to II. B. Goodyear, administrator OF Nelson
Goodyear deceased, for improvement in excluding
dust from railroad cars. Patented May II, 1851; re-
issued February Is, 1863
DEsIGs.-Charles Waterman, Of Meraen, Conn.,
for design for sewing bird.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

plasters. 1t provides, (says the RsgisterJ that q
banking company shall be organized until tho neoe
sary deposit of stocks is actually made with the
ditor. No bank, corporate body or individual sha
ISSUE pass, or receive in payment, any bill Of crod
bond or promissory note, written or printed, des
mated as circulating medium, other than the mott
Of the "secured" banks of this State or the specI
paying banks of other States, of Is denomination an
upwards, under the penalty Of $50 for each oneno|
to be recovered in ON action of debt, by any perS
who may sue for the same before any Justice of ~
Peace, or court, having jurisdiction of the SAM
Persons violating the law may also be indicted. az
imprisoned in the county Jail not more than o1
year. Act to take effect on the LIST of August.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity an
value Of articles, other than dry goods imported in
this district during the week ending and includi1
Friday, Feb. Is, 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
EXPEDITION OF LIEUT.. MAcRAE. q. s. NAVY

EXPEDITION OF LIEUT.. MAcRAE. U. s. NAVY
The last advices from the South Pacific bring in
telligence that Lieut.. Macrae, u s. Navy who had
been detailed on magnetical and geographical ex-
petition by Lieut. Gilliss U. 8. Navy had safely ira
yersed the Andes with all his instruments and was
then at Mendoza, in the Argentine republic. He de-
for the period Of the year. butt like true lover of
science, he had persevered until the completion of
observations to solve the Interesting problem he was
sent upon although it cost the entire cutcle of every
part OF the body exposed to the air.. The condition
of the country between Mendoza and Buenos Ayres
was such that he feared he might be obliged to aban
don his instruments at some time on the route For
the sake of science, however, we hope ne may DE
able to travel safely the pampas. and bring US
rich addition to magnetical and geographical KNOW
ledge-National Intelligencer, Fsb 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

1.-THE number given in the above table to the city Of
New York is only 80, which is very small figure If
we take in the numerous ferry boats and tow boats
that ply about the bay and rivers adjacent to the
city. With these added, the aggregate would
amount to one hundred and fifty at least. Ed.
HERALp1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
Steamboats, In tho United states.

from chicago D6m0cF1t II
We are indebted to A. Guthrie, Esq, steamboat
Inspector for the following list Of steamboats, in the
United States.
The list shows that the western cities have the
largest numbers-St Louis taking the lead, and Gin
cnnati next in the figures. The eastern cities, how
ever, exceed in the proportion Of tonnage, as New
York, with ninety-two boats, gives tonnage OF
GA 447 TONS while st. Louis, with l26 boats, olny
gives 0,94S TONS
Most of the western boats are high pressure while
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
Vote Of tho People ea tho Vermont Liquor
Mai. for the law 1l2l

The aggregate vote amounted to 43 500, being within
3e Of the total number Of votes cast at the last Pre
dental election These figures however are far from
representing the total voting population OF the state az
they 700 less than the whole official count for
Governor and at least 10 600 short Of full vote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

While several laborers we're at work under an eul.
banknent Of earth at East Boston, the 18th inst
the bank gave way and nearly buried three or four
Of the number, and so seriously injured Cornelius
Crowley that he died soon after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

SINGULAR MAN.--Reese f.. Price. resident
of Cincinnati who is possessed Of considerable Of tls
worlds goods, has made proposition to the Legis
lature OF Ohio, for dissolution Of his pirtnershp
with the State He considers the notions of the CON
monweah antagonistic to those entertained by him.
self and does not desire fellowship with It, He pro.
poses pay bis portion Of the State debt which he
estimates at $500, and be absolved from all ale.
glance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

Total three weeks in February SIT ST.
The leading items Of import during the week were
as follows:-Coee. 1928 BAL; cream tartar SIS 7s4
furs, $32 s49; hemp ST. 602 dressed Skins $3s 444
iron, $70,054; railroad iron, $65, 73l; hardware,
sugar. $S5 III; tea, $343 ,117 watches, sos ,597.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

TRoa-iIcspiiai Pellevue, renitcutiary Blackwell
Island 2: sn,an po1, do 2; Lunatio Aylun, do, :.
laackwelI's hlsnd 4 City Hospital 7 City Prison 2
Aim.hctc Bln ckweIl Island q Colored persors, 81
Jnienpents returned from Wards Island IS.
THOMAS X. DOWNING, CITY Inspector.
City nsIector'a Office, Feb ~ 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

UNITED STATES LAND CLATMs.-The following
the law in Minnesota territory, in relation to per-
sons holding claims on United States lands -
Sec. Amy person settled upon any of the public
lands belonging to the United States, which
settlement is not expressly prohibited by Congress,
or some department OF the general government, may
maintain an action for injuries done to the possession
thereof, or to recover the possession thereof.
Sec. 2.-On the trial of any such cause, the pos
session. or possessory right Of the plaintiff shalt be
considered as extending to the boundaries embraced
by the claim Of such plaintiff so to enable him to
have and maintain either Of the aforesaid actions,
without being compelled TO prove a natural enco-
sure: Provided, That such claim shall not exceed,
in any case, one hundred and sixty acres; and the
same may be located in two different parcels, to
suit the convenience Of the holder
Sec. 3. Every such claim, to enttle the holder to
maintain either OF the aforesaid actions, shall be
marked ont, 80 that the boundaries may be easily
traced, and the extent Of such claim easily known
and no person shall be entitled TO maintain either OF
said actions for possession Of or any injury done TO-
any claim, unless he be actual settler or cause
the land to be constantly occupied and improve
ment made thereon, To the amount OF fifty dollars
Sec. A neglect 70 occupy or cultivate such
claim, for the period Of six month"; shall be con-
sidered such abandonment as TO preclude the
claimant from maintaining either Of the aforesaid
actions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

In the City and County Of New York from the 18th day
of February TO the 18th day Of February, 1858.
Men, 81 Women H. Boys, 10S; Girls, 1o2.-Tota, 4o5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

Total value Of merchandise put on market third
week in February, 1885,. 81, o02 Tol
Total value Of dry goods put market third
Total third vcek in February 1853 %, 7S6, $50
Previously this month 8, 7Sl, As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

shad are selling at from tbirty-seven and hafto
fifty cents piece at Norfolk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

TRIAL OF THE SPRlTUALIsTs AT CHICAGO.
The County Court was occupied yesterday in the
trial Of two Of the parties -Messrs Pilgrim and
Arnold connected with the Bank Of Seth Paine, on
an indictment for melting TO riot. The following
is portion Of the testimony Of Mrs. Herrick, one
of the mediums -" Had been in Chicago some
months; had been employed in the bank to take
money and pay it out gave advice TO Mr.. Paine to
open the bank on Tuesday, and let one person in at
time this advice was given by the spirit OF George
washington did not know Of any other commun
cations; might have received one from Henry Clay
does not know who got communication about the
smoking; Henry Clay's spirit told them to receive
all tie bills and redeem them; received commlni
cations three or four times week; rule OF the
bank was not to redeem money for any person who
came in smoking; did not know of any revelation
not to redeem money for dishonest persona" The
jury IN the case were out all night, and came lat,
court this morning. Could not agree, and were dis
charged Chicago Journal, Feb. i6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

SHIP FEvER-The ship fever has been pre-
vailng fatally in jackson township, Snsquehanna
county, Pa, and the Moptrose Register aver That
bafed the skill Of the medical faculty OF the county,
until two u them introduced a new remedy, called
the negative electric fluid which, the Register says
las not failed in single instance, 10 cure in very
short time Tho faculty, however, pronounce u
humbug being ye'y positive in regard 70 the mega
tive.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-04
FIRST ARRIVAL
N E w G0nnS

E consequence @ of the late fire by which the Brick
tcuattI @ ,wnne IN the possession of S. a. s. r. A.
Silettl was consumed we shall remain at the Stone
Store two doors east of the public spuare where we
receiving large stock of Spring and SumnaeE GJs 70
which would call the attention our friends "a
toners and the people of Portage county GENERALLY Us
suring them that stock good the best and
be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
R0WELL, WITTER & Co.
Anril 5 1883
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-04
Bargains, Bargains,

YEL HE stock of goods in STAcEY's well known
ID Fancy Store, Cleveland has, has been as
signed for the benefit Of creditors have accept
ed the trust IF closing the coucern, and have re-
moved the stock remaining unsold, tony Book
Stare in Raveuna.
The stock consists of odassortnaeat ojt,nelry,
very large assortment of Perfnmerv and t0IlsE
articles, Shawls, Combs, Dress Ritbens Dress
Buttons. Sutihels, Fions, Guitars, Bows. laroa
assert nent of strings sheet music, and great y,s
riety of Fancy Goods tco numerous to mention.
Must of the articles are such as do rot keen
and do not intend to keep on sale at my Store. and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stock as soon
as possible. am instructed to sell, positisefu. at
New York prices, without adding the cost of trans
Portation in order to close the concern speedily.
AS these instructions will be strictly adhered TO-,
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable articles ut a cheap rate.
L would invite the attention of Pedars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock of
pertumory and other articles which can here Be
attained oheapear and better than they can get
them in New Nork.
Call at Han's Book Store and examine these
articles Lew. HAL l., Assisnee.
Rnvenna, April 1lth, 1853.
70 Stsltiass aud Hhig please cory.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-04
For hr Ohio Star
Terrible Accident.
SHARoN Pa. April %,

SHARON Pa. April 90, 1858.
FRIEND HALL AS it is your business, in part,
to chronicle passing events. painful well as e
ing, send you the particulars of most melan-
choly catastrophe that occurred in this village last
evening, aud which has cast general gloom over
the community.
About O'Clock last evening the roof of the large
Rolling Mill in this place was found to be on fire
and some twenty Of the workmen assembled to the
roof in order to extinguish it. After accomplishing
the object of their ascent, that portion of the roof
which covers the ventilator" and upon which
some twenty were standing suddenly gave way,
and eleven were precipated nearly fifty feet, up
on iron rolls, ways stones &c. None avere instant
iy killed, but all were seriously and with very few
exceptions fatally injured. Limbs were bruken
skulls were fractured, and another scene so intense
ly painful neverJdesire to witness. DIR. WiIliamt
was Immediately on the ground and some ten 9th
er physicians frpm the neighboring towns were il
attendance as bon as possible and gave all the as
sistance in iheiF power. At the present writing
six are dead, and probably not more than one O.
two of the remainder will recover.
=. Nearly all the sufferers were heads of families
cut down in the full vigor of life, while their sor
rowing friends " refuse to be comforted."
In haste, Yours as ever
J. H. REED,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-04
POPULAR GOODS AND POPULAR PRICES.
NET CASH PRICES.
UNDERTAKING AND UNIFORM,

NMT E respectfully invite the attention Of close
w cash buyers to our large and elegant
stock of Spring and Summer GooIs and the
terms upon which we dispose of them. Our
terms are those adopted aad pursued successfully
by US from The commencement of our business
ii this city 10 the present time and shall be
strictly adhered TO, aid which are briefly as fol-
lows:
We aim 10 sell all the goods in which we deal
at very Slight advance. To enable US to do
this successfully offsr our sock at melt prices,
rates uniform and undertaking 10 all.
We take pleasure in aludng to our stock as
follows:
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
In this deparmer buyers will find an assori-
ment of dress goods unsurpassed by any est4h-
ishment in This city In Domestic. Scotch,
md English Lawns We have grades ranging
from the lowest 10 the highest prices; and So al
so in French Lawns. Jacones and Barages
constantly replenished by purchases from auc-
ton Muslin De LANES, stpale and fancy silk.
full line OF Saawls, in addition to the regular
assortment, always full and complete. We
shall be receiving every day fresh job lotsnn> OF
something new in the dress goods line for The
sharp and active cash buye rs we mean 10
make our store emphatically the cheap cash
store of Cleveland.
PRINT AND GiNGHAM DEPARTMENT.
full line Of Merrinac, CocHeen. Sprague's
Phillip Aliens American Print Wotks. and
Dunnel'sPriIts, together win full assortment
of English and French. Lancaster and man.
chester Domestic Ginghams added TO very
choice assorsmen: of French, German ano
Scotch goods OF this description.
WHITE GooDs DEPARTMENT..
We have devoted very large sp ce 10 our
store 10 this branch of business and can exhibit
full lines Of The varioas goods coming under .hi.
head; among which will be found large assort
ment of White Linens OF all grades and st,les
of finish. Carnb'ics, Jaconets, Lawns, MuIls
Table Linen. Towels, Napkins. Linen Sheet
iogs. PiIlo"-case Linens. and oil G. ades a,
sty les suitable for house keeping purposes, ht tel.
and steamers. Paper Cambrics. Silk Fringes
Laces, Cambria Handkerciie(s &c. &c.
HosIERY DEPARTMENT.
The assortment oil Goods in this department
comprises every thing n The way of goods il
this line. and we can only say that more de-
sirable stock cannot be found 10 select from by
our customers
DOMESTIC GooDs.
A large stock bought before the rise Cour-
try merchants buying for cash " ill do we'll 10
give US a call.
EDWARD lVlSON,
70 SuDPriOr street oor,nci:a RopIy