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CIDER.-Here is "a receipt which is worth
to farmers the price Of our paper year -
Take pint of pulverised charcoal and put
it in small cotton bag, and then put in
barrel of new cider, and the cider will never
ferment--never contain any intoxicating
quality, and the longer it is kept the more
palatable it becomes.
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will never take it out again, until [ have
starved you out of the town of Cohasset."
He kept his word, and in about a year
from that time he had regained all his old
patients and friends, and obliged the young
doctor to evacuate for fear of starving.
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80 Az
I: 800 Z Ill Is.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES ORA
IA MILY PLY SIC.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A

THERE has long existed public demand for an
effective purgative pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an extern
Sye trial OF its virtues has concusivcly shown with
what success it accomplishes the purpose designed
1t is easy to make physical pill. hut not easy to
make the best Of all pills one which should have
none of the objections, but all the advantages Of
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit 10
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purcative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not Many of them produce so much
gripping pain and revulson in the system ms to more
than <untcrbalarco the good to be derived from
them These 1nHs produce no irritation pain,
unless il arise from previously existing obstruc-
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm arise from their use in any
quantity; but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to which they arc APP
plicable are given on the box. Among the com
plants which have been speedily cured BY them we
may mention Liver Complaint. in its various forms
of Jaundice, Indigestion, L'hguor and Loss of APP
petite, lisessncss, lrrit'. llity, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever Fever ., Ague, Iain in the Side
and Lons for, in TRUTH all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action IN tie liver As an
aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
GvenesS, Piles, Colo. DvSenterv, Hunl0rs, Scrof-
ula and Scrvv, Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and inpurity of the blood; in short, any
and every case where a purgatiyc is required
They have also produced some singularly sue-
cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy Gravel,
ErysipclaS Palpitation of the Heart Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year. to purify the blood
and prepare tE3 system for the change Of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action and restores the appe-
tito and vigor. They purify the blood and, by their
stimulnnt action on the crculatory system, reno
vate the strength Of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies Of the whole organism.
Hence al occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but un-
necessary dosing should never he carried too far,
every purgative medicine reduces the strength
when taken TO The thousand cases in " hich
physics required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need Of a
cathartic medicine.
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PuzzLE.-What common word in the Eng
fish language of eleven letters, from which
we can make nine other different words with
out misplacing the letterss
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The potato is native of Chill and Peru,
dhey were originally carried to England from
oante Fe in America, by Sir John Hawk.
ms, in or about the year 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-02-23
New England Truss Mauufaylory
JAMES FREDERICK FOSTER,
MANUFACTURER Of
Rachel and Spiral Trusses,
y uSNlnRI0H S[feet
Boston, Mass.

ooo "uoht1tuH bHtcti ccc
Boston, Mass.
LII the various approved frusses constantly for sae
n Ladies waited on by Mrs Caroline d. Foster, who
has had twenty years. experience in the business.
He will keep a fu supply of ready made Tmsses for
Gentlemen aud Ladies, Youths and Infants Abdominal
Supporters of five or different kinds and such ms Huj,s
Chapin's spiral, Cutters Fitch's Ingalls,, &C.
Ry- Ladies waited upon by Mrs. Caroline d. Foster al
the above place.
The following certificate from DR.. John G. Warren, Of
Boston, was given II years since but will last forever
BusI ON, Jan'y 7, 1885
Having had occasion to observe thai some persons
afflicted with Hernia have suffered much from the want
of n skilfu workman in accommodating Tnsses TO the
pecnarites of their cases. have taken pains to nfm
myself OF the compeen'y of Mr.. ]. F. Foster Ia sunpy
the deficiency accustomed by the death of Mr.. Bea,h
After some months of observation of work. au well
satisfied that Mr. Foster is lacquaiuied IN The ma
acture OF these instrument and ingenious in accommoda
ting to The variety of cases which feel called upon
to recommend him 10 my pr ssiona brethren and 10 The
public as person well fitted supply their wants In
regard To those important articles
JOHN {. WARREN, NJ. d., BOSTON.
- rgsTIaoNIALs.
The undersigned take great pleasure in recommending 10
the favorable consideration Of those who aie
afflicted with Hernia Mr. James Frederick Foster rs
sk'u and competent person in the manufacture and M
ting OF Irusses We have employed him, (some Of us q
over twenty years. and therefore speak fom ne,sn,
knowledge o his abilities. His early advan,agrs hi
ng experience IN the business aud the large nunber
na,s,duas whom he has relieved in variety of cases
roue num- III our opinion, equal, IL snprrIor In nny
manufacturer OF the article. His father, Dea GidenI
Foster OF Charlestown, of the Pocr Honss II,
usrod NJ IL. Of twenty four years, during kr
PERIOD M roster awaited himself of the opp rtuntv ana
made application OF Tusses great variety az ,ses
wtn gseat success, some of which of yery Com
phcated and distressing character : Wy ''hi
rs Wen known to all who have occasion In ,v.,
tusses that their great excellence ns the
ton 10 me hody NJ The same time relieving the na,,
any ordinary mechanic may make Truss hui nnns h
ia p'ac.toher can apply II in such manner AS ef,sc,
uany, anu oltentlmes radically thr complaint
our experience has convinced us that Mr. Fos,e, ~,
inofpughy attained this knowledge The cef,i6rass a y
pr. D. u warren and other en,intn nj su, peons hio
Chafleslown, March ,Is47 w "e'e express
Savs nnoogt, aged7e Samuel Etheridse a,ed 20
n I"mns MTsr.in, "1s Arnold southwiek, e a
Sam Payson, 70 Jl,,oh .r,s.i '.s3s. GO
| Perspas ordcrins ,h.sa ,r. urah tuits "7S
and say right side e can have them ..
my p" o country by express and at JUS, the pre,
! $500 double. " WV s'mgie $500 I,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-02-23

happened in school-room one day while
class of very small boys and girls were re-
citing lesson in arithmetic. 1t was about
their first lesson.
"'Five from five leaves how many p ask
ed the teacher, of a little girl of some six
years of age. After moments reflection,
she answered:
"Five.'
"How do you make that out 2 said the
teacher
Holding her little hands out towards
him, she said:
"Here are five fingers ON my right hand,
and here are five on the other. Now, if |
take the five fingers on my left hand, away
from the five on my right hand, won''f' FIVE re-
main
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MAN THE Only PROGRESSIVE CREATED BE.
NG.--The bees now build exactly as they did
in the time of Homer; the bear is as igno-
rant of good manners as. he was two thousand
years past; and the baboon is as unable to
read and write as persons of quality were in
the time of Queen abeth.-Sydney Smith.
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Indian Robes.

ME shall open three bales of those super Upper Mis-
w souri, Indian Tanned Buffalo Robes on Friday, the
23d ldst.-lns chance. LYMAN& KING.
Dec. 90, 1853
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CONSU MPTI0N!

Exectorant prepared by expe ienc ed Ply
pa'aon ana offered for the COMPLETE URE Of those
diseases o. the Throat, and Lungs, which il neglect
81, usuay terminate fatally IN Consuni ptiOn. II con
tains no OPIUM, Caomel or any mineral Whatever hut IL
composed entirely OF those Ruois Herbs and Vegetable
substances which have specific influence upon the Lungs
nu ,neI connected organs It's immediate effect is to al
lay all irritation and gently remove the pheem and other
oIo secre.ons from The throat and Air passages thus
evhg INC Cough, by sabduing the inflammation and
mended by Phi. scians Of the highest standing and may
gwen WIN perfect safety tohe the most
a., Prepared by 4. L. sCovtL1 & CO., Gothic Hail. No.
JIG Bi eadway, New. York. 5jm6
sold in honpeerhy n. q. Tyler; IN Waterbury, J. r.
bradley and H. Barrett raiafeld, Jno Hale Barre o.
FRENCH Nohheld, Gould Robinson Stowe, HIS Camp;
Marshheld, Putnam& Wooster; Warren, G. f. Cards
Etm"re, sc Scott Cabot, f. Perry Co also by Dug
Ests IN other places in the State. JAS NJ HENRY, Of
waterbury, travelling gent for the State Of Vermont
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.


THIRTY YEARS If unprecedented
| popularity and sale The Vegetable
!. !. !
VI ~ Pulmonary Balsam has satisfactorily
AMecrrt proved il to be the most reliable remecy
III Bm kel nr coughs, colds, CONSUMPTION, and MI
EA1G s.sehsn disease I tic lungs, throat and chest
~ -"sfsf In CO ! ftmatiun If tie above. We have
II esses ca The pleasure Ia submit the ftni0wihg
IA sfss.. August ist. 1853.
"a - hsa4 GENtlrmES:-Wr.the undersigned
s,--% Wholesale Druggists, having for mnny
wears sold your vegetable Pulmonary Balsam are barry Ia
hear testimony tols great efficacy in The relief ami cure OF
Pulmonary cnmpMnIF We kno" Of no medicine wncn
has desttyedly sustained high reputation for 80 org
term of yrrs or whiJ ~ ds1polnts tie reason
able exl,ectaiiurs OF inise who use II.
Brewers stevens, < Gushing, uu,t"n, Mass-R A. Fab
| nrstcck Hull 4 60, New York City Allen Co, GIN
ciunati O-l,ana'd Adams & Co., - Lous, Mt -turl
ton 4 Iinvey, Lowell. Mas$.-F Sranmon 4 G." Chicago
HI r. Wilder = tn, Louisville, Ky.R. iI"li,iei &
Co. Buffalo, VI H. Thompson Il Co, Troy, "
J. Nu-~on Quebec c. E-W. T. Baird, oodslock, n H.
Barrett x |nn. Ruiard, VIA e. srear, burlington
Nashua N and mary other Of the oldest and most re-
spectacle Druggists AMI ApohfcaiirS in the United States
and British Amrrica.
E,hRc Verntuni. r, b. 2st, lea4
1t Is now about twenty years ,ncr first used the Veg,
etabe Pulmonary gasain in my fainir. since that tht
has been nv practice keepa supply q" the article by me
for the use ol my family, hic - la and tor the ben
eft Of nv friends have unifun y hnhd II To be very
valuable efcaeionS medicine and 'hlhk That ny using
seasoanby tor the complaints for wir ii is recommend
ed has often vtntcd the disease hon taking mere
sci iu,s fiu,. In ne in>tahcr Recommended it u my
brother, no resides Ia the State New York. who was
dangerously III w;ha complaint Of the lungs h. has since
written r lnorc having iomrd nothing which gave
him so mach relief OTIS PECK
IN connection with nur old 81 article We put
81 size in large square bres with rich rnar'ted blue
Wrappers gilt directions ard fac smile Of Vim. jon IN
Cutle, containing nearly fur times he quantity q" Tue
smaller size.
| ar Beware of Counterfeits and limitations!
sue6 CARrEt's CoaPouND PuIMoNARY BALsaM, and all
others in part bearing The Enquire for the article
| by its whole name,
vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,''
and that has the &c smiie of VIZ. JnN'N Cutler
upon the out de wrappers Each bottle and seal is stamp
| ed Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.'
| Prepared by REED CUTLER Il CO. Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in MEDICINES, PAINTS CHEMICALS and
DYE srurFs 80 India street, Boston, and sold by Drug
gss, Apnthecaes and Country Merchants generally =
For particulars and recommendations see pamphlet
conpunyng each hottie Price, large size, 81 90 small
size 50 ceuts. Said in Montpelier by SMi ri Il PIERCE
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A--Ss=a-A
y WILBORs COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
l. OIL AND LIME. A

VI Ctre J0f ConSu'hpi'0n 0ughS, C0'0S, '7Sthmd
Bronchitis, General Debility and all
.Srojiulous Humors.
Dersons who have been taking the Cod Liver Oil will be
l. pleased to learn that Dr. WlLBOR has succeeded
from directions Of evera profess gentlemen in com
bhng the pure Oil and Lime in such that II IL
pleasant It the taste, and its eff in lung complaints
truly wonderful Very many persons whose cases were
pronounced hopeless, and who had taken the clear on
without any marked effect have been entirely cured by
using this pre- ration.
Be sure ami get the genuine, manufactured ONLY by
ALEX'R b. WlLnOR CHEMIST.
20y l56 Ccurt street. Boston.
Fui 'ala in Montpelier BY SMITH L. PIERCE.
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PREPARED By

THIS remedy has won for itself such nosofiety
from its cures of every variety Of pulmonary disease.
that it is entirely unnecessary 10 recount the cy
dences of its virtues nlany community where IL
has been employed. So wide is the field Of its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar-
ent to escape observation. and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidotc
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the mildcr varieties
of COLDS, CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &c; and for
CHILDREN it is the peasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
Sold in Montpe erby Smith & Pierce, and D. O. TyIt
Theodore Peck wholesale agent, Noribern Vermont K,
tailed by druggists cverywher- Sold, also, by Fred
Smith, NOrthird, Vermont. 4Sv
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NOtiee Extra.

Ill having unsettled accounts with us requested
20 call by the LIST day Of January all that do moi,
will and their accounts and lei for collection, the
sah day of January, 1854 LYMAN & KING.
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rEOF. MORSE'S
Envigorasisag Cordial or ELIXIR

TIE EIgHtH VVHH7 y TIE HUTUHTC " UTEu!
nIlE Invieorating Elixir and Cordial introduced into
| medical practice by the rrraI chemist physician and
traveller, Dr. NJ. MORSE has far its basis oriental
herb first bongh from hr desc of Arabia Peirea by
that eminent phin opirr which has he endursed by he
medical colleges &c all the cities of Europe, the
best pa eparair II eXuht f"r the
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THE DAILY UNION

placed in which the, will be hnpry and comfortable
they AT present in The south, States Do they
expect the people Of the South viii submit their eanc
patton and their remaining here No one except crazy
abotonist, presume, dreamed vi -noh thing
Bat if such thing possible the history OF The negro
in the West India islands shows that seh result
would not tend To The benefit of the negro Nav would
the whites Of the South consent 10 give them the whole
country, their In 81 Domingo Is proof thai this
beautiful land would become wilderness inhabited
by savages. And 10 enaancpatng the pegroes and
shipping them 10 Africa that impossioi,y but
possible the history of Liberia shows IL would be
for the negro Missionaries 10 that colony that il
only by constant ceessions from the United States the
negroes kept from reasng into barbarism and pagan
ism The history Of the negro race from the beginning of
the world TO the present day shows that il is Incapable Of
civilization They TO be designed by Providence for
slaves and in that condition happier in the southern
States than al previous period Of their history The
day is far distant when the negroes the South will be
emancpaed and should such occurrence ever take
place il viii be day Of misery TO the wretched negroes
Selma Reporto Jsne 81
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merely 10 indicate the NJ Mr. Benon hostility
me reviewing the military conduct and char
of Col Fremont and had those
facts which unconneced With the assault Of Mr.
Benton.
II win be by these documents that my is
substantially correct but have objection make The
full since he has called ny attention H.
and 10 say that for acts committed in the campaign Of
1916 he subsequently, tried az sshington, and by
Of general oourtnartia approved by the Pres
dent dismissed from the service of the United States
bat that the emt'ed and that be order
ed Join his regiment in Mexico bur rendered his resg
nation which accepted and his connexion with The
army TINS terminated.
WILLIAM HERNsLEY EMORY.
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Steam Machinery for United states steam
FrigateS,

NAVY DsrARrmssT,
da, % Aussr,
nErirs, in length ard 3oi
t"s measurement Of which building each Of The United
Boston, New York Philadelphia,
specific suu and include all paen, fees
M s Thai ry be proposed and must STALE the
Tins boilers be telescope chimney. pro-
esry o. Z, ssas.
ke with all kinds approved
cruising ship accompany he
AZ the a and espee, es IS sdss the for
ie rrcePon o" the .nsiles boilers wcp~l,crs. hc
i,'.s and labor CO.. baistHs te .sscincry sosra.
m H. a.a s ~ or r
% 20 feed ,Dads ae kes enh cxeeed 90
Ths greatest hssdsh u s space unscr lie Lsss
sea, section being &C. square feet,
The wsc of all The m.chnery The
appr"snse pieces been ssiis.s1 n
The distance between the main rud6t post
a ss s .as sn lS y. ,S rss | " fore
Of The kee under the propeller win be p fec, The nsl fo. The
greatest Unanswered section to the dc load ne wiz he
asas se arsi as 200 ass w. g '''' q
may epas q. ss ~ n he s'
namser Of advantage. d.rs Of The osna
u.r q fuel which ,ss space ss.ilate 90 npo.e wi
work py"ssced for By coapIesed
sasacicn 81 the Department. there bali
Of Die w'dr ~ the
shat m sks 'nsacr be c"nasisA there b. ucr payment
." ans wlrn the shall trip,
=
itb'r nj hfh sni
the PcsseS"a al he department remed sacfstiy
nsonts The
during hi. ~ od frs ssrr workmanship aud being
the expense shs contractor.
Each srrcf, sse ~h,ch tho odr made.
accompanied complete specifications
drawings, Which, desired viii
sccepca " MISC bic establishment
IL do~e
Each p~~7okA
wbss sssAsd. w fnitfuy ssd the
ni rdSes will he ssvrrd eerui FIT ths
J. e. DOBDIv
Asy t--aswtAag Secretary 81 the Navy.
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Joseph Casey has been nominated iof Congress ba ths
whigs 81 The Lalon county district Penn.yIysnia-


wings q the hion county district Pennsylvania
sfIonR ~nAlANee--sohooner wu- 2. Doser Capt Nc
CURE sailed from Nantucket the 9th inst for whaling
cruise the shoa aud when short distance outside OF
bar succeeded ia capturing large hn-hack whale. He
was killed with bomb-lanoe thrown from the deck Ut the
vessel and sank in iarhoms water Grappngs
having been procured from shore, ise raised and
with the schooner towed into Nantucket the
ming by Massachusetts IT thought the whale
would yield FROM sixty seventy barrels Of oil which
would be worth about 81 900
from ST Pe:ersburgh of the 18th the Post
Ampt Gazette Says The bad from the theatre Of
w2rseverai generals wounded Prince Paskicwitse has-
ing received which has obliged him give up
the command and retire Jassyhas produced pro-
found impression the Emperor and his suite His Ma
ey when be received it, in the square in which mil
tary exercises take place inspecting fortified works
which had just been Terminated but be immediately
turned to the palace and couroked the Minister of War
and such princes Of the imperial family Of fail age
After long conference with him these personages with
drew, and Count Nesserode summoned The Emperor
autograph letter Prince Paskewi:se express
his regret ai what had happened and inquire after his
health il Is still very doubtful that the chief command
will be left 10 Prince Gortschakof
The following paragraph dated 81 Petershnrgh- June
IL, is from the Aoniteur Of June ~:
g" The damage caused by the blockade of the OF
the Baltic and the Black may be estimated from the
following statistics Of the ordinary rate of the exports and
imports In 1851 $500 reghted vessels entered the ports Of
the Baltic and about the number lefi those ports
The number Of vessels which entered the Black
2,6oo-total 100000 tons"
The Mason Will case involving $4,000 worth of prop
erty which has occupied Worcester county, Maryland cir
cult for the last three weeks has been disposed Of by
verdict against its validity, the ground Of fraud and
undue influence Of the wife
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EA00 AsDAan-IAescvssoa the 81 We
L from VA1ea6sL .Asden 1864.
CMssyb nse saa rss~s cf he srsiss ccsmssrt'aa, ve
LoBaoa, ut4.
Trcmcnb~res compared
LnsAnn, lass
The Whist r.syeIf Hand book ! vol. London. lRl4
<saDes % Wiberr Evening", vol London, 1854
ihe 03cArue. sppticaoN
and laysiol0Gy; I vo L<~Ndna, l6s3.
sesc ncsoscOp< and i npp1caon
! vol LenSon, 1854.
R~Adsct seesnsasc~x Law sua1se $50 p~assss; ~.
Msnnisxs ccpsseutsstes the L<y " Nsfsas. vol
ssily's Ceswuf Aasercs ri = 81 ffstf 81 ~
July II EnANCK TAYLOR
fORQREsps0AAL DHmDcroRv rs.w sAnaasa, esr-
~ record up 70 9"ne ~ ~ae
TAYLOR 4 MAUaYp
js'y US bookssoEe, 9th street
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Some Of the abolition papers say tlat the Hon Mr..
Macionald egy treated very cruelty somewhere down
Maine and that the very able and patriotic gentleman
himself Missed The in which he passenger
passing station in that State but all this, il
true has had depressing effect his health spirits
for him appear cheerful more conf
dent Of the continued ascendency Of the democratic party
than he did while here last week, his return WASH
ngton--Boaon Pos.
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The FIRST day ncude only iwoa'y three tolgS
and the last only thirteen hours Thu. every days work
largely excc~is three hundred miies The time for
the whole voyage DAYS ls hours and 20 minutes
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Literary Notice.
HE
Seminary Will place
"Wednesday, July l2il O'Clock, "a
The putic respectfully invited -
1u,y s--fil
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WASHINGTON, February ls, Is

Upon inspection of the record not satisfied that
the facts proved in this constitute the military crime
of .mnhny am Of opinion thai the second and third
charges sustained by the proof and tina, the conycon
upon these charges warrants the sentence OF the court
The sentence of the court is therefore approved but in
consideration of the peculiar circumstances Of the case Of
the previous mertorous and valuable services OF Lieut.
Col Fremont md Of the foregoing recommendations of
majority OF the members Of the court the penalty OF dis
missal from the service is RENTED
Lieutenant Colonel Fremont will accordingly be released
from arrest viii resume his sword and report for duty
JAMES X POLK.