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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20
CALoMEL, CAUTION TO BEEF EATERS

quack not thousand miles from New York.
usually traced all the diseases of his patients to
the use of .uarcwy and prescribed a specific
which he had invented as the remedy. A young
man in perfect health, to amuse HIMSELF called
one day and asked the learned DR.. if he could tell
him the nature Of his disease and prescribe rem
ody. The DR.. entered into minute detail of
symptoms, and stated that the whole was the eff
feet of Narcury-odding, suppose you have ia
ken large quantities of it. The young man an
swered mo, not as he knew Of But says the
DR.. it must be, for there it is in your SYSTEM and
can see it in your face. Said the youth, don't
know how it got there for never took any. But
what have you taken when sick, said the Dr.
Nothing said he, for never was sick in my life
nor took q particle Of medicine of any kind. The
DR.. for moment was nonplussed Finally, he
exclaimed, guess know how it happened, have
not you eaten freely of beef? Oh, yes, said tht
youth. Well that mast be the way then, they pu
Ungucntum on the calves, and it staid in the
system, you ate the beef and that transferred it t,
yours,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Wait$feid, 0 Skinner
Worcester, Rev NJ Folsom
ORANGE CO.
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BroohfeM, D Kingsbury
Do 5 NJ BigeIow
Chelsea, Harry Hale
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Lyndon, Mr. Skinner
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POETRY.

9 statutes haze been my song in the house Of
i pilgrimage. David.
Blessed Bible how love i'll
How it doth my bosom cheer;
What hath earth like this to covet,
o, what stores of wealth are here
Man was lost and doomed to sorrow,
Not one ray of light or bliss
Could he from earth's treasures borrow,
Till his way was cheered by this.
Yes, I'll to my bosom press thee,
Precious Word I'll hide thee here;
Sure my very heart will bless thee,
For thou ever sayest, Good cheerw
Speak, my heart, and tell thy ponderings,
Tell how far thy rovings led,
When this book brought back thy wander
ngs,
Speaking life as from the dead
Yes, sweet Bible will hide thee
Deep, yes, deeper in this heart;
Thou through all my life wilt guide me,
Aud in death we will not part.
Part in death? No! never! never!
Through deaths vale I'll lean on thee
Then in worlds above, forever,
Sweeter still thy truths shall be
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AppRopR1ArE.-We saw not long since while in
Connecticut, the land of I" steady habits" black
sign board hanging out before place where Rum
is sold. This, Washingtonian says, is honest
for retailing that which will rob fellow citizen of
his character and his purse, and bring misery upon
his family and society, is the worst kind of piracy.
Let every dealer, he says, hang out the black flag
Safeguard.
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ia Gzz- .E E1 III ESQ

CraftSbury, A stimpsoF
do E Cook
Glover, Rev K Mason
Greensboro, G II Page
Holland, c Robinson
HaSburgh, Rev J Clarke
do R Skinner
LolOeH, ] D Harding
Morgan, Rev d Packer
Troy, A J RoweH
LAMoILLE CO.
Cambridge, M Stafford
Eden, c Fisk
ElmOre, Dea Camp
Hydeparh, E P Fitch
Johnson, A w Caldwell
MOrriStOtDn, J West
Sto,c, B H Fuller
Wateruiile, II A Fisk
WOlcott, J Smith
WINDSOR CO.
Bethel, Rev D Field
Cavendish, Rv w F Evans
Chester, o Hutchinson
Rochester, Rev VIM Scales
Royalton, d Woodward
Sharon, p Metcalf
Woodstock, 7 Hutchinson
RUTLAND CO.
| Brandon, ] w Hale
Rutland, r r ThralI
Wallingtord, Rev Mr. Con-
| stantine
Rocking ham, Rev Mr. Bar
Der.
Totvnshead, w R shafter
| Wilmington, o. Skater
BENNINGTON CO.
Manchester, d Roberts il
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AN HoNEsT BoY.-That " honesty i

AN HoNEsr BoY.-That " honesty is the best
policy" was illustrated some years since, under
the following circumstances, detailed by the Roch-
ester Democrat. A lad was proceeding TO an un-
clc's to petition him for aid for his sick mother
and her children, when lie found a wallet contain
ing fifty dollars The aud was refused and the
distressed family were pinched with want The
boy revealed his fortune to his mother but express
ed doubt about using any portion of the money.
His mother confirmed his good resoution,--th
pocket book was advertised, and the owner found
Being man Of wealth, upon learning the history
OF the famiy he presented the fifty dollars to the
sick mother, and took the boy into his service, and
he is now one of the most successful merchants il
Ohio. Honesty always brings its reward the
mind, fnot to the pocket.-S0csal Monitor an
Orphans .4dUocGte.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20
THE TOLL-MAN'S FAMILY.

In Desau 8armany, there WIS a long wide
bridge overs he river Elbe. The ends of the
bridge were much lower than the middle The
tollman's house was placed on the highest part of
it, in the center In the spring Of the year, when
the ice was breaking up, there arose great storm,
and the river, with the broken pieces Of ice, came
roaring down violently, that the ends were soon
carried away, and nothing was left but the middle
arch Of the bridge with the toilmun's house upon
it, Ach looked as if it were little island in the
- B Of the river. The force of the river was so
that it was impossible that this arch should
long, and the poor tomdn feared that his
Mise would soon be carried away by the water,
and his wife and children all drowned There
were a great many people on the banks, plying
the poor mans fate, and he and his wife and chill
dren, screamed to them for help, but the storm
beat heavy, and they were all too cowardy to go
ont in boat to try to save the poor family from
drowning. Among them was rich Count, who
held up large purse Of gold and offered it to any
one, who would go and save the tonan and his
wife and children; but no one would risk his life
for money. At last poor man came along in
Wagon, and as soon as he saw the danger the poor
people were in, he set off in little boat, and new
err minded the storm, He got safely to the toll
house; but he bad to go three times, before he
brought away the whole family Just as he wa;
landing the last load, the arch gave way, and the
house was carried down the river. The poor IA
ther and mother, and their children were to happy
to speak, when they found they were safe
| The Count then offered the poor man who haC
saved them the purse of gold. "No," he said
l"my life was worth more than money, aud dc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20

not wish to be paid for doing right" The Count
urged him to take it; he still refused to take it for
himself, but said to the count, " wish you would
give it to the poor toman, who has lost all his
clothes and furniture, and who has so many little
children to fced.-Chiid's Friend