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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12

For tile Freeman.
GREAT COLUMBIA.

Arise great Columbia thy beauties unfold,
Display all thy eraces, that Eerlh may behold
1.-THE greatest Republic J." the GO land of the free
Twill startlc the despo thy glory to see.
Thy free institutions how precious and rare!
No other dominion ever compare,
That more we may pr.ze thee thou first Of the earth,
Well call to remembrance thy marvellous worth
In Britain her Mobiles and Princes indeed
Are made by t heir statutes the poorest to heed,
No one would his nei ghbor dare venture to sell.
While we have that favor the world knoweth well.
Queen Vic, with the glory of her ancient race,
Would fear in the shambes subject to place;
O,er half of Colu mbia the deed may he done!
No risk or dishoncr the vender will run
The Russian, so famous for rights most divine,
Ia limits unp asant the laws will contne;
Tha serf from his cottage he never can part,
Nsr keep in his cities man selling mart.
Just look, ye proud rulers on Europe's dark shofe,
Your own lack of Feedom in sackcloh dep'ore
In Washington City our starr'd banner waves,
Oh. tel, il in Moscow ! o'er the pen of the slaves
Is free as the blood hound his master to own;
To run ut his bidding, his victim to seize;
g. long tn ey mind well, they are fee syou pleas
Then lust look to Congress both Senate and Hall,
In meek alteration all Kingdoms should fal
Where else, in the wide world, can it ever be shown
Such Freedom and License so wondrously grown!
,,, s,o,y bv tbreo IN n "a the Freedom thcy love !;
While others by crnging their Liberties prove
The cur and his master are free as the air,
The glory of Congress no longer can declared
,Tis true there is Hale, that Hampshire has sent,
But they have learn'd better, and meekly repent;
His term now is over, and nevc again
That people will suffer on Freedom n stain.
Great Atherton, then, for gag law renowned;
Among our proud rulers the first will he found;
Since the time of good Nero all clearly 'tis shown,
Such champion of Freedom has lever been known.
That 6iddings! twas hoped he might be changed,
His heart is too stubborn, his mind too deranged
Soon back 'mong the people The creature VIII slt,
Then Congress be &C free as the Bottomless III
The strength of our Union the Bonds will disclose,
OF sinews and heart strings the whole is composed
So long as the Slave Power its Liberties take,
No arm e'er so mighty the GO Union p" can break!
All hail. great Columbia. divine is the way,
No nation beside thee such graces display!
We close with the motto from first of our men,
"Our Liberty Union forever, amen"
A BRLIEvHRiN DIVINE INSTITUTIONS.
Waterford, Mich
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12


The JURISPRUDENCE OF INSANITY. The
following fict may be depended upon, having
been reported to US by the respectable officer
referred to -
A country schoolmaster came one day to
DR.. --, physician to the p Ltnatic Asy-
um, and requested to be admitted to the estab.
shment as he felt himself going wrong in his
mind. The doctor told him he had not power
to do so; it required an attestatlon from two
medical men, and two neighbors, and also the
Sheriff's warrant. The man pressed his request /;
and rema rked, that he beived the doctor would
accede to it if he knew the extremity of the case
For" said he, " | feel great inclination to
suicide" "That is very bad" said -. NAY,
more, added the man, 81 can scarcely refrain
from numbering my fellow creatures. especially
when | see any weapons lying about Nv
INCLINATION is then to rush upon the person who
may DO nearest to me, and destroy him."
Dir. - bcthought him, with qualm of pain
ful ALARM Why, this poor man may use his
knife against any child that comes up to get
pen mended at his desk" The man continued
Any one in my way at the moment feel in
clined to sacrifce-it might be man passing
me on the road, my wife sitting at dinner or
child coming up to me to haue pen mendedH'
DR.. - then saw it was an urgent case indeed,
and next day had the proper steps taken to get
the applicant admitted. He at first got worse
in the asylum, but in due time recovered com.
pletely, so as to be able to resume his duties
The judges have no tost of insanity in crimi.
nal cases besides the question: Does the cul.
prit know right from wrong? This schoomss.
ter evidently knew right from wrong, since bo
felt horror at his own inclinations which wero
yet 80 much beyend his own control, that he
had to put himself under external restraint, to
prevent them from being followed. Now, how
does the judges test apply in such case? Had
the schoomaster killed a pupil, would it not
have been evident that he knew right from wrong !?
And yet was he not just as certainly out of his
right mind, and therefore not accountable for
his actons2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12

In the stillest night the air is flied with SOUNDS
for the wakefu ear that 10 resolved that there Is
something TO be heard
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12

ound the boa's neck; then we tied him tightly
to tree, in such manner as to keep his head
at its usual height about six feet from the ground.
This done. we crossed TO the other side of the
ravine, and threw another moose over him, which
we secured like the first. When he felt himself
thus fixed at both ends, he coiled and writhed,
and grapped several little trees that grew wit. .
in his reach along the edge of the ravne. Tn
lucky for him, everything yielded to his efforts
ne tore up the young trees by the roots, broke off
the branches, and disodged enormous stones
round which he sought in vain to obtain the hold
or point of resistance he needed. The nooses
were strong, and withstood his most furious ef-
forts. 10 convey an animal like this, several
outfaloes and whole system of cordage were
necessary. Night approached confident in our
moses we left the place, proposing to return
next morning and complete the capture but we
|reckoned wiihoa, our host. In the night the
boa changed bis tactics, got his body round
some huge blocks of basalt and finally succeed.
ed in breaking his bonds and getting clear.'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12

poon MANS WIsH.-1 asked student
what three things he most wished. lie said
uGiye me books, health, and quiet, and care
fer nothing mere"
I asked l,ser, and he cried" Money
money--money!
asked a pauper, and he family sa'd' Bread
-bread-bread!
Iasked drunkard, and he loudly called fo'
strong drink. asked the multitude aroune
me- and they lifted up confused cry IN whlc'
heard the words, " wealth, fame and pleas
ure."
asked poor man, who had long borne Int
character of an experienced Christian; he re
nl,,d that all his wishes could be met in Christ
n sn,ke seriously, and asked him to explain
He ouid, II greatly desire these three things
FIRST that may be found in Christ; secondly
that NAV be like Christ thirdly, that ma.
be with Christ" have thought much OF nj
answer. and the more think of it The wiser
seems.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-05-12

"Why did you not pocket some of those
pears?" said one boy to another nobody was
there to see" "Yes, there was-l was there to
see myself and don't ever mean to see my
self do such lhing.' | looked at the boy who
made this noble answer he was poorly Clad
but he had noble face, and thought how
there we're always two to see your sns, your-
self and uour God.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
Filth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. lPeAt BrOadtedy and Franklin tree Neto York
4 this Establishment be very correct Repte
ENCE OF OPIUM, head tongue, hands in motion, IN,
only representation O the kind i'll the country The largest
and best collection G Ancient and Modern CONS u s.
The figure Soldier III
Breeches, Caters, &c &c. Also, Bids OF Vanous Plum
age some curious Freaks vi Natme, Indian implements u
war Shells Gold silver, Copper and other Ores
RlCh Oh Palhtngs fine EnsIavgS, with many raru
AID valuable CurIOstIcS, Statue George Ill
lection cannot be found Establishment in
the United States. double Cali, which universally nd
mltted to be great wonder. The jocd
from the neck down to the middle. iu grown and
perfectly formed and bought town OF LYME
Jefferson county State OF New York. by Mr. John jennings.
Live w hlte Kat from Jerks CO. PENN idittGHce RAT
IS Games for Exercise and Amusement Billiards. Back.
Cannon and DoInnocs Billiard Room spIcil.
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
Observation-Disclosures and Supper parties can br
accommodated at very short notice. The Larder
supplied with all the delicacies season. Game Oyx
ers Beef Steake Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets &c provided
at any hour. la-
At this Establishment, may be u celebrated bird,
MlNo, that Will repeat almost anything alter stranger
Accommodation for political meetings of any party.
celebrated and having made various atera
ton is prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public
Transient Boardcrs in style not unsurpassed by the best
Hotels OF the city New York The Bar Room, which
tans the arcst private in this country, being
collection of many will sustain the reputation
under the charge Mr. Thomas Riley III the quality
wines, &c. Connected with the above is REFEt:.
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours OF the
and evening. Private for CoursmaTtial Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, &c. &c
public respectfully invited TO grant him share Of
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
U1.Persons wishing Wine and Spiii
on having them genuine at this Establishment.
N. B-Private families Supplied with Dinners Suppcls
in superior STYLE for Parties OF number their
tive homes and of glass silver
OF the City FREE OF CHARGE. -
Entrance to the REFECToRY in Franklinxt
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MISCELLANEOUS
WHEELING. FEMALE SEMINARY

ak SEfH11NAR 81
| a S regular time tho commencement 1.-THE Fall
session OF this institutions will be fret day Of Sep.
M Each Session continues f1e calender month";
M kfy; p 2 y W sT2o}LLFoRD. b. D., Principal.
Miss MARGARsr ORR,
Mis- EkANe q n l. MaRbfaai.
Miss AIARYo. ToLFoRD, ASSISTANT Primary Depart.
d. ~ JOHN 2 4. MiNKLE, Music and GERMAN. @
Prof IS b. Stone ns.a If s.sie and D'a''ns
Miss Orr VIII not take active duty tho coming
p'2eaaly be with US lthe Spring
Mss Bliss has been for several conncc;ai
"cs in the higher branches taught RES, is
20 experienced Teacher of Music and French, Pupils
81 Music, can receive lessons they may prefer, either
rom Prof. Wrinkle, orAIiss Bliss.
The Natural Scenses viii be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made for OF Lectures
,iore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and E
We would again direct the attention orpaEon:s to TIL
Terms in the Seminary ANY person knoNng tho grade
tile majority the sttdes Of pupil are in any particular
ant ra thi n Nh room rent Bedding Fire
or i've months, $500
Washing for Boa rders per doz, so
| Hay Ls-Tuition7 Primary. Junior Grudeper an
session, :, It,. c..,. e 20 909
=. Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
per session, l2O0
Nfcdde class, 40
Senior class, 1900
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
No erra charges. erePt for he Joiiolods branches:
for lessons, 1900
L 70 ofinstrunent for daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
EImnuIdcry, Fancy Needework, or plain Sew.
IEs, .rE ~. 800
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina
RI consequence of the extra trouble, same is
CD as N the Seminary, vz StS per session.
Pupils charged foll the time OF close
OF session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management of the school, we
u We only tosay that we have here Government and Ldu
administered kindly inlsed, but still government and
Law, which all concerned must respect and obey.
arrangements also suci that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night day This YES
ca ira care and trouble to Teachers, but is only SAT-
ell views. s..
AS to the progress OF ou pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend examiu nations &c
n will point them to the nsmbers higher classes
and sayHte sunf noStTG noltneHtGheTe pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81
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PROM THE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM TIE STATE OF MAINE.
The attention OF the reader is called the follow ing cor.
tfcae of renal kabc effected by using only five
bottles OF Sands Sarsaparilla:
Sidney, (Maime,) april 15, 1850.
Messrs. a. B. IL u. SANDS:
Gentlemen-ris is TO certify that have been afflicted
mole or less since birth. with Sci uua, winch cVIti-
ued TO increase until last tcbIuaiy. Ia January legs
we've so swollen could hot get boot stocking, amu
had several large So res on ne all the time.
Gaton was about 10 give III despair when was adj
vlsed 10 try Sands SarsarAl ilo hud in
IT. but sent 10 your agents in Augusta Me- and
bottle which did me much good, and got
ano her, and continued until had We bottles
am now perfectly well. II any person may read this
letter Is afflicted with any disease q: Scroula, would
most sincerely recommend him 10 Sands
any person wishes fur thor information about my case
by Calling upon me- cali convince OF the healing power
this medicine. STEFHEN L. HIItVUOD
r I've are personally acquainted with Mr. Iayv uod
and believe his statement above to be true.
DlLLlNGHAM ~ TITCOMB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail, A. H. d d.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. core o
William, New York Sold by druggists generally
throughout the United States Canadas Price 81
bottles SIX bottles Tor So. For sale by
J. II. CRUMlA CKER,
No. l75 Main St, Wheeling
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh Scaton Sharpe of Maysville,
Shackeiord ~ CrichtOn Portsmouth; and Z. H. lIinnr
Cincinnati. declO-3u
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Cincinnati Hydropnthic Or
Water Cure Eista Enlistment

D..
i patients 1t is located about five miles from the CITY,
ton, Dayton Railrosd, the lear and at
the distance from the Miami Canal i'll the front,
benefits of the Institution. 80 'A'
To the lover of nature few OF the country can mr.
before the traveller all the way Cincinnati to tic
Cure There nature and art combine rendering the view
beautifu! beyond description.
OF the tat glance The neatness and elegance tho
Interior, ombned with the numerous attractions which
this The Halls are lH exte
sivo, the Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
Indictment weather The Bed Rooms well ventilated
modous, being convenient for the application of water in
FORM In connection with the Institution thore is
win have opportunity Of restoring their muscular
strength by heat9G exercise The Springs which
and ho flowing dS from s gSvey bed they semi
neghborhood remarkable for healthness purity OF
and variety OF scenery Allhings combined can
health, than this Institution. '"
Dr. PEAsE having had much experience treatment
OF disease for years, begs the blir
that no pains viii be spared the health
years. devoted her attention the treatment OF
diseases peculiar to her and being every way qualified
Poinysus Tter with its train al 'e Of
that bane OF female beauty health happiness
lness OF large portion of the fair will treated in
supporters OF any kind 10 this Subject we would eye
the attention OF ladies' in all shall expect to
Persons visiting the Cure by the way the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop the Carthage
station Patients requested to bring comiorta
bes, two blankets two coarse Sheets six towels and
quantity of old linen, suitable for bandages.
ordinary attendance, will be dollars per week. payable
weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient 10 an
extra charge Some deduction will be those who
find it necessary to spend length time in the nstit
tion Transient persons will be charged two per
day.
Prom three to five dollars win charged for the ,st
For further particulars address
D. A. PRAISE, NJ. d.
Proprietor and Physician.
1O6 BOXES halves, quarters eighths new Rasins
10C 20 drums Smyra Figs, new crop;
o casks curTants;
6 boxes citron and Lemon peel;
case Fancy Box Prunes;
do Jar do
cask do to sell eheap;
kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order;
2 trails Datesi boxes conserve Ginger;
deeis $. u. woopRow,s
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legal ADvERTIsEMFM=..
W laaGiSiA:-AtR Rules held in the clerks of5,S-=S
eut Court of Ohio county, in the month So q u

WlRG1NiA:-At Rules held in the clerE,s ofs.-S>
airy, 1853. '' :" LUG month Of Feb,,ss
The Northwestern Bank ofvirgin .I-.r-..
la, use OF Levi Anderson-c0nL t..'r
plainsnt;
against i-.a-
Justus G. Pordyee, Merchants, &, Ir
Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling 'AAAcEaf.
Il Levi Anderson, James " Evans
Joseph II. Kirby, Reuben Brown
and James w. Myers-defend.
ants.
The object of this suit is among other tbin,s to-,
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defendants TO the payment OF compla napts dee of
the defendant Justus G. Fordyce. ShG asaie,
AND the defendants, Levi Anderson, James V y.
Joseph II. Kirby, Reuben Brown and James W Eyat,
not having entered their appearance, Mn
ttsiaetory proof that they not inhabitants of u
monwealth OF Virginia-on notion OF the ulainS eoli
attorney 1t Is ordered that they appear here b G5
be necessary to protect their interests in this si+
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pass published in the city OF Wheeling for four
weeks, and posted at the front door OF The Court
OHIO county On The FIRST day OF the next county
[Paull.l -'1o hoHlNG, ClI.
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Ii dat.

An action OF debt to recover sos the amount Of e.
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OF the plaintiff by his attorneys it is ordered io
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order, and do what may be necessary TO PIeeet XII
with inserted in some newspaper publishean me az
Wheeng for four successive weeks, and posI:SL 81
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day Of the next county court. o,,rc cps
eopy-Teste; ALONzO AohAE'"' u
Russell and FitZhugh. "'
VlRGINIA:At Rules held in the clerks Sn T.STafT
Circuit Court OF Ohio county. IL tie month Oh F'
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