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HATS. CAPS. FURN sc. &C.

IA UST received at the Hat and Fur Store of BADGER
% PARTRIDGE. opposite the Village Hotel on State
Street, and splendid assortment Of hats of various
descriptions viz. Brush Plain, Mole Skins Nutria and Com
Maps, also Otter, Nutria Seal and Cloth Caps of tho
most approved fashons Fur Seal Nutra and Russia Dog
Collars Buffalo Robes Boas Mufs and Neckties Stocks,
Dickcys, Bosoms Ruaie Plain Suspenders, Gloves, I'm
bellas Capvisors, Pantaoon Straps, &c., &C. Ladies and
Gentlemen please give acall Z .- .a~ s.-ae.
BADGER s. PARTRIDGE
e Oct. 18th, 1889. 49, 43:H
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-" To the Palcstines
And Meccas Of tho mind"

1t is the same feeling which impeled the in
FAINT navy to the pirate-haunted Mediterranean,
and before the walls Of Tripo in blood and fire,
and amid the groans Of dying men, to proclaim
liberty to the American tenants Of Moorish dun
geons the sameswhich induced Kentuckys eo-
quent statesman TO summon as with the war
blast of Tyrteus, the people Of The United
S. to the relief of the impressed sailors incarcer
ated in the floating dungeons of the British ma
w; which called forth from the same eloquent
lips, tribute of sympathy for the South Ameri-
can revolutionists, Indian, European & African,
striking side by side for liberty, in the fraternity
Of patriotism for Greece in her struggle with
The Turk for Poland perishing under the iron.
rule of Russia. VIII the editor of the Bulletin
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From the Rcr. 7. ": Sprague, Pastor Of the fourth
Congregational Church, Hartford, Conn.


From the Rcr. T. ": Sprague, Pastor Of the fourth
Congregational Church, Hartford, Conn.
DR.. G. r. Phelps
SirFor several years past have found it well to keep
in my family bottle of oil and other simple medi-
cnes and doubt Their timely has been greatly bene
fetal in preserving health For time past have
made of your Compound Tomato Pills, substitute
for those medicines and have been so much pleased with
their mild yet effective operation that they have become
family medicine while others have been laid aside
prefer them for myself and children, any other medicine
have used correct the Irregularities Of the stomach
and bowels Yours, SC. |. ~ SPRAGUE.
The following Letter, just received, illustrates in in
eresting manner, the applicability of this medicine in Tu
mos and scrouous swellngs and another evidence of
its effects alternative, in changing the action of the
gfadudr and absorbent systems and in renovating the
constitution impaired by protracted disease although in
some cases il may take considerable time Gas it does for all
remedies which operate alternatives produce its full
and complete effects.
The accompanying remarks of Messrs Chesebrough s
Leonard, will show that the of Mr.. Vredenburgh
is entitled full confidence and is without cxaggera-
ton
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ROME, April 27th, 1889.

= ~ " N HOME, April 27th, 1850.
G. r. Phelps, NJ D.-Deor SU-Herewith send
you the statement of Mr. Andrew Vredenburgh, very
respectable farmer of this His is considered
very remarkable one, and his may be relied up
on with the utmost confidence
our Pills have fully established themselves in this VIZ
cnty and the demand for them is constantly increasing
If desirable, send you several other certificates Of
cures effected by the use of your Pills .o
We remain yours, sc.
-' .'- CHEsEBRoUGH s. LEONARD.
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> l77777'777777'777 =
POETRY.
From the Emancipator.
PRo-sLAvERY POETRY.

IIIO-cLApEh1 IOEIN1.
Mr. Leerhi IL have read in the Eurancipator your
,eated ronicaI call for Pro-savery poetry, have writ
he following lines that you and all other fanatics may
hucklng the vain notion that the Muse is opposed
lavery. To say nothing ofthe verse, the sentiments
reaho will certainly with response in every tr
christian or philanthropic heart, while they will sol
arsh, grant, the of fanatics.
Who-Muse Of rapturoua poesy,-
Feels pleasure of the first degree
Who hath the sweetest joys that flow
In poor moItal's soul below!
What are the ccstacies of mind
Most clear, most pleasant, most refined,
And what the rising scenes that lie
Most lovely on the mortal eye'
Sing. Muse, once more, and may | hear
The song most charming to my ear.
JOY Of my soul, the crack of whip, ..
Like dreams upon my morning. sleeps
The merry clanking of the chains,
While the blood gaops in my veins;
Tho wai-like song of summer birds,
Or blcat of lambs, or lowing herds
OF mothers for their babies sod
(Those little brats,) for shining gold;
OF women, desolate Of heart,
From sooty husbands torn apart;
or children, never more to SEQ
Their smoky sres, or press their knee;
OF huge black forms in shape of men.
Never to see their wives again,
Nor stand their meek-eyed babes among
With soft words on the negro tongue
These, these are pleasant things to me,
Impartng still JOY and geo
As pure and holy entwino
The heats of mortals drinking wine.
o, Slavery! fallen from above,
love thee with a fathers love;
Thou in this weary world Of toll
To mo shall be both balm and oil;
Who to his wounded heart applies it,,
Doth feel the cure when first he triesit;
Are any in affection found
Because they hate to till tho ground'
Do any shed the brny tear
For love they have to domineer?
To any is the bread the best
Tha, others earned while he had rest'
Does any love the whip TO crack
Upon frail woman's max ed back!
Q, Slavery! joy of iron hearts,
Thou curest all these dismal smarts
And others too-for tell me whce
Is mortal i'll the slave don't bear,
While the bes masters feel the load
Rolled on to others, for their good;
So it improves your horse TO stir him,
Ride on his back, and sharply spur him.
o, bright Elysan fields that lie
Where the slaves tears are never dry;
%, fertile soil, forever red,
Where the full negros heart hath bed;
o, land of whips and home of chains,
Land where perennial weeping reigns,
Who would not fa,ten on thy soil
Not doomed himself to bear tho toll,
My heart leaps still 10 think of thee,
--'- " Land of the brave-home of the free.''
There-lile deer before the hound
II labor chase US Ger the ground
Wen gently lay our limbs to rest,
And sleep on Sorrows heaving breast
r-.. FRIEND THE PATRIARcEs
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PROSPECTUS OF A NEW PERIODICAL
DENoMINATED THE
HRHS.
OR MORAL EXPURGATOR, AND SCIEN
,TIFIC AND LITERARY EXPOSITOR.

IllFlC AMI LITERARY EXPOSllOR.
n T is in contemplation the issue of SEM
M monthly Periodical, upon the first of January 1870
with the foregoing unique cognomon and which is design
entirely original and be presented to lis patrons
in the state Of well executed royal octave of sixteen doub
ie-column pages amounting, in the year, TO nearly one
thousand of those ordinarily presented in the book form -
constituting volume which, it is intended, shall be as
useful ample, and which is offered 10 subscribers
the uncompensaory price Of two dollars year, payable,
however, unexceptionably in advance.
The object of the present enterprise is not to
substitute for those elaborate, volumiuous and supe
rior Periodicals. with which persons who able may be
abundantly supplied from abroad but to afford cheap
and convenient vehicle for recording and circulating the
readable lucubations of sectional Literally and which,
we hope w be, the abundany elected in the char-
acte of manuscript contributions by the proered opror-
unity for PRONUNCIATION.
The character ofthe work is designed be neither IL
ologica POLITICAL sectarian partia and, therefore,
to UNIVERSAL chase discussion and recuperave irony
Its columns intended to be- Mostly appropriated to the
Investigation of physica and intellectual humanity the
contemplation OF man moral and social being whelm-
ed in responsibilities, Ignorance and delinquency, with
their nevitaby disastrous consequences expose and
reform the ignorance and vices of society by rehec
ting, onvincngly, upon each its deormty hazards and
catastrophes and scourge ridcue both fashionable
and Questionable Righteousness and foley, out of credit
with their votaes andgo of humor with themselves In
fine, it is intended oracle, through which truth NAV
be fearessy uered and in whose responses Virtue shall
find Pile encouragement to emulation, while Vice shall
Meme Teke written every wall of lis habitation.
These the selevdenty laudable objects, for the at
ainment of which contemplated periodical to be in
stuted and for whose encouragement, would conf
IDENTIFY, yet courteousy present claim to public patron
age; not however, without the provision oits being cheer
fully renqushed, whenever the value of the work shall
havo Jailed to justify its continuance
Montpelier, Oct. 1882
By the provisional Editorial Committee
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From the Liberty Bell.
Perfe Freed o m /,
BY MARY CLARK.

BY MARY CLARK.
Freedom! Oh tits lovely thought!
Freedom TO do and to beas we ought.
To be free without--to be free Within
Mind, body, and spirit unshackied by SIM
This, this, is the glorious liberty"
He alone is the freeman whom truth makes FREQ.
Ring, Liberty Bell! till that echo thrills
From the ocean rocks to the inland hills
Till the sound of the scUurge and the fettor is er
And wrong and bondage are known no more
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From the Libcrator.

The slave Boys wish
BY ELIZA LEE FoLLEN.
! wish was that little bird '
Up in the bright blue sky,
That sings and flies just where he WILL
And no one asks him why.
Iwish were that little brook
That runs swift along,
Through pretty flowers and shining stones,
Singing q merry song. ....r
wish was that butterfly.
Without thought or care,
Sporting my pretty brilliant wings
like flower in the air.
Iwish was that wild, wild deer
saw the other day,
Who swiher than an arrow few
Through the forest far away.
. wish was that little cloud,
BY the gentle south wind driven.
Floating along SO free and bright.
Far, far up into heaven, t
ia rather be cunning for .'f ..a.
And hide me in cave;
I'd rather be savage wolf,
Than what ana slave.
My mother calls me her good bow .ff
Ny father calls nae braves; ,'t.a
What wicked action have done,
That should by a slave'
Isaw my little sister sofd,
SO will they do to mo-; e--.
Ny Heavenly Father, let me die,
For then shall be free.
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u IMMEDIATELY,

n IMMEDIATELY, as an apprentice to the Printing Bust
a. ness smart, active intelligent and respectable lad
from ID to IL years Of age, at this Office. None erhot
need apply.
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emery A. ALLEN,
'9Boog, goG i |ancY gcttes 09pses.

NE H2 M TT EHE
EEAVING procured from Boston NEW and elegant founts
A q of the most FASHIONABLE TYPE, is prepared to
the above business in all its branches and has
hesitation in saying that all work entrusted him will
be executed in INFERIOR to that Of any 9th
er establishment in VERMONT.
tUP Office, door from the Post Office state ST.
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RE UsLIN Edgings and Insertion, Capbrs do. do
I'VE Thread do do Plain and Gg'd Swiss Muslns JUS
received at JEWETT, IIOWES & cos. "
Sept. 27. 39:3wis
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DIR. G.. He. PHELPS
COMPOUND
I OmAT O Pill |. 5,
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,1
A new and valuable remedy for all diseases
arising from impurities of the blood,
Morbid SecretiOns of the Liver


and Stomach, -,..
Also, SUBSTITUTE for CALOMEL, as a CATHARTIC
in FEVE2S, and all Bilious diseases, and
for ordinary Family Physic
This popular Medicine which has received such general
appreciation remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilious and field
Stomachs, Jaundice, Heartburn, COstipeness, Head
ache &c. &c., and which prescribed by many of the
respectable Physicians is for sale by authorized Agents
in most of the towns in the United Sates and wholesale
by the Proprietors, Hartford Conn.
few only Of the latest certificates be Inserted here,
for numerous others large pamphlets just published
New Haven, Ohio, Dec. 4th. 1888.
Gentlemen, Seeing the very high estimation held forth
by the Agent in this section, and by those who had the op
portunity of trying Dr. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills
and being under belief Of the firm having restored healthy
secretons Of the glanduar system than by
ing the Tomato Apple vegetable have been induc-
ed TO try this medicine in various diseases In the Autumn
nal Intermttents prevalent in this section of the Sates
have doubt DR.. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills WILL in
great measure, if not entirely SupersedC the use Of CAL
oMEJ. believe that in diseased liver they more
prompt in their effect, and efficient, Calome-I have
tried them in various other diseases, rheumatism, Dys-
pepsia Jaundcc, &C., with the happy effects. As
far my knowledge extends, have no hesancy in
ommendng them highly paIuaJle Family Medicine.
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
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& ADDLERY, IIari Ware, Meats Oil, Patent Leather
~ &c. for sale by CUTLER & JOHNSON.
Montpelier, April 9th, 1888.
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From gentlemen cfhigh respectaDiHty dated

New York, Nov 9th, 1888.
To r. G. Phelps,-Dear Sir Il have used your Com
pound Tomato Pills. the past season. for the Liver
plant and am happy to add, with decided benefit amp
therefore take great pleasure in recommending them
well from of gratitude to the benevolent Proprietor,
with view of serving the of philanthropy from
of duty the public bearing my testimony
in favor of ths-the worlds invaluable medicine.
Six years since, suffered from maady pronounced by
the opinion of council physicians, chron
&c Inflammation of the Lrer and underwent skilfu
mercuriaI treatment being confined for many months ;
and at length mainly restored to tolerabe degree OF
health, though without apprehension that should
be similarly afflicted. My fears have been but well
confirmed by of nearly all the symptoms of
this dreadful malady the past when accidentally
heard Of your Pills and learning something Of their prop
critics and Characters and their rapidly increasing ceebr
ty, resolved trying them. Feeling did, repug
resoring again TO Calome and after Intellectually
and unsuccessfully trying other medicines protesting
specific remedy for this complaint purchased box of the
Messrs Sands Druggists William and Fulton streets
duly authorized agents they presenting TO accompa-
ny the box, pamphlet containing specification direc-
tons, &C. had not taken box of them before hap
PLY experienced their healing efficacy and curative effects
and now that have given them thorough trial,
cheerfuy and unhesitatingy pronounce them the very
best remedy extant for any arrangement affection of the
Liner OF Spleen, Bilious .4fectiOns PdlPitation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia in any of its forms also good
family medicine, the best with which acquainted
At my recommendation and solicitation many of my
friends and acquaintance have taken them family med
cine, with perfect grant my permission to
this as you please. .. Yours truly,
ISAAC w. AVERY, 179 William street.
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Attention Artillery Companies I!

IAE ERINOS, cheaper than ever NAV be found at
I'VE JENETT, IIOWES CO.'S
Sept. 81. 39:3wis
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ROW f. Il COMPANY

announcing 10 their friends the prevailing FALL FASH
IONS Of the and unique style OF their Superior
Hats, ready fer inspection. the Sales Room, No
Hanover street cannot refrain from expressing their
Judgements Ger the unexpected share Of business
slowed their original aud exclusive system which, they feel
pride in saying has gwen such general satisfaction
We do not limit ourselves national style, bu nvari-
ably adopt the rgnug Fashion whether il be American, Lon
don, Partisan do not attempt 10 conro dc
tate be the oracle to regulate lead the Fashion Of the
Day. but always manufacture hats with the sircest
forny to the latest Acknowledged style let enaae frem
what source il may.
re deeio needles ei,erate thu artic.
uars Of system but for the advantage of strangers
general make sa exp snatoTy remark obtain all
hats direct from AMI thereby enabled
sell style of sesteT which present
passed for color elegance, durability and quality, 81 S.
being 10 lower than the standard price for the
article of similar quality and value.
10 soliciting early inspection OF our latest ans intended
8 Fall Fahious" cheerully announce for the information
othose interested, that the style undensby claims Pran Pa
terniiy and before said, The perfectly
material business being give every possible aen
lion apartment and The most scurulous eractn to
the taste wishes, and choice Of orr customers.
From the advantage in being manufacturers
can the orisst notice silt all applications FOR STYLE
shape sire, at established prices.
ROWE Co. Hat Manufacturers.
Sales Room No Hanover opposite the Exchange y Otis
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ERECkLEs. ERECKLEs!i FRECKLPsff,-Trs
prevalence OF Freckles the hannah face and necL IA,
rom time n1,emoria, been only annoying bv, J..d.l
Enforcement 10 the human bedy, and il gratifying
That an ehectud dispenser has length been found II;
Wleth Celebrated Mhk of Roses which ba, .,ood nat
aied and uneqoales Ia England, France and Aneres for
ieariy NY years. ~
r. -. ~ DsRerr, New Jersey, May Iath, 1889.
sm-At the request Of my brother william Iba,. sr.,
pleasure IN stating TO you that have been mach
ne ace aud neck for upward. Of years wa.
nended TO use Min Of Roses. have done :. ,nJ Sst
ruiy pleased IN saying that alter the OF II for o,,h
on changed for the better. - P'e'
ESTHER OGDEN, Berrep.N.J
Wyeths Min Of Roses speedily rerores pimpIe. ba,.h
Gales roughnsss, sunburn tan chaang chappisr and c.
moving the unpleasant sensations AFTER shaving |, i 80,
uury. Observe the stamp Of ,. Wycth. rs,fnm.r 49,
. the cork OF each bottle For sale wholesale and al
he propretors prices by b. d. Sands. 10 and 100 E,,
trsst Guion, lso Broadway; Mil ,or Ias Bross t1
oer Chambers asa Broadway; Dckie ana BrosI,av t,a
eor, Houston and Broadway; King, sAl Broasv.y 80
baS o .od Ss%s IS md $50 BOw Dswer cor
Wyeh, W Boweryi Creighton cor Carn,,. anJ pa,a
lotion bieecker streets Lindsay, OH Avenue 1--we los
9th Ayenus Nicely, cor Chnstophe md C,r,en.ich - "a
o'o'e, - ,snsi street iyl5-3m
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IT, DENTIST, 26O BROADWAY,
1T is A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. tha, IN IN, CITY !.

TITS A MELANCHOLY TRUTH that IN TN, civ =.
well other places ere Individuals going
on month MONTH and
acertsn disorder which they both bod,
and mna Deceived aud almost broken hearted the
Gus heasns people, whose pre,eaons Gil papers they
not how to act or IN whom 70 conde scarcely possible
imagine the amount o. BODILY and misery arising from
me people here alluded TO; myself of lis full
extent, until the publication Of my Private Trsatisea little
volume designed for those who wish for private as well as an
ever has given abundant Of
these facts Many for instance have me- with the bit.
tres feelings OF regret that they had boen led rom
10 10 10 bottles OF Drops others boxes Of pills and
Others sgas have fallen nto the hands o advertising people
(some Of the most Boosting Of the knd) who aerwa. APP
Peared have been entirely ignorant Of the different varieties
and changes which these complaints assume and undergo
-ast therefore, he rkngly apparent every thinking per
that nothing of greater than to
beforehand something OF skill and reputation OF the pby,
sian 10 be consulted these peculiar Diseases and il on hi,
account deem proper here to give the following statement
Beside the rank hold Of graduate University Of Ed
sursh, and member OF The College Of Surgeons London &C.
Nc ~ wen being the author az volume exprss, nm tb.s,
:seec,s, (e result of nearly thirty years
also testimonial eers from the of The
of America Dr. Mott OF New YORK and DE- as
Philadelphia, aud which permitted 10 show N an, ,
VINO wishes ~ These auores and qual stons therefore
o~ me- WITH peculiar satisfaction, to state that devote
portion oil my time expressly these and ,,, \.
,usd - ny private study my residence as
Those who afflicted with any defect or
pam, o. ". g'nera, organs however long standing viii OBJ
sa every possible relief wle those who apply 10 the e.rly
stages Of Che disorder viii be arreeaby S,rrr,sd Inc
date and convenient mode OF cure pursued
snses who wish TO state their BY post or are ia an,
sna q doubt or fear, will meet with the most faithful and -
lesie attention. On this would lay greater stress. becau,.
~ Various incident TO tho sexual organs. which
'ts.mops certain complaints nevertheless perfect
iunoceni and 10 which all are subject n /. truly a,,s
tang wh.n such fall into the hands ef unlln or an
prn,iTed Iasn " -
for those who wish H. obliged to travel Inn. eb
with lock and hey fitted up containing every thing
Tor the cure. having the EiUe trcstiseG m the Id n
sent 70 any d'tanee-pnce Sl7 This .l volo. s.,
ioss the nsiue Of certain facts which often deery ,4
sstlng 70 married people who have no children.
"I, regard 70 ucture or geet depending structure
generally The consequence Of badly treated
e TOO well kaown that all the medicine IN III, world son,
VIII never care IT, Those however who residents of M,
ety or CO remain abo week under nv care NAV oh,.
perfect SAFE and easy care Letters to be addressed Ia
si5u DR. RALPH. Senr. - CourtIAndt 49, Nv
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CURE ron a

NFALLiBLE CURE FoR o--a-Mo,,.o,. Com.
pound Basmie Pills. certified s being the safest sp..det
md wost agreeable cure b. Sir Ashley B,srsbv
Dr kllo,son, Surgeons lawrence Kests BroJ sir Charles
tsl' We For sale by apppstmest ~ A. r. d. saads 7sS
FULTON 81, and the following Dugpi a.: corner Chamber
Broadway, corner Church Chamber GA Broadway 81
se bowery corner Carmne and Bedford sweet a sh
Prse ~ per bottle
N. B.-observstse seal J. M On eseA His-s~