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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-09-04

the boy was sent, at the age of fifteen, to col
lege There at least, argued the parent, he
will learn independence of thought and express
sion But how widely was he mistaken. An
universal favorite among his classmates, and
winning golden opinions from all, by his plant
disposition and suavity of manners, and being
allowed an unlimited sum for his expenditures,
he bore the palm, and reigned anything but a
despot over his iirmer-mndcd companions. 1t
is not our intention to follow him through the
mazes Of college life, and we pass, in silence
the four succeeding years, when at the age Of
10, he was recalled to receive the blessings of a
dying father. Still true to his erroneous system
ofindulgence, Mr.. Spencer left his property to
the unlimited control of his son, fondy imaqin-
ing that unlimited sway would overcome the i'm
beetle principles of youth, and teach him that
frmness Of mind and stability of purpose so es-
sential to manhood.
Youth is the season Of luxury and enjoyment
Joy is evenescent, and grief, in the young boz
som, is but the sudden oercasting of a GUNNER
sky; the cloud passes away, and the bow Of PROM
ise is bent in the now smiling heavens. Thus
was i with Bradleys grief; few short weeks in
New Orleans did wonders; they initiated him in
to the mysteries and delights of the gaming Ia
Bile; they did more; they introduced him to the
lowest haunts Of vice and infamy cloaked in
deed, for the decoy of this young windfall; but
SO thin and Aimsy was the protecting veil of de-
cency and morality, that any other than Bradley
M-o
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ELIPHALET CARTER,
ORLINDA CARTER,
,JOWN u. HALE.

EASEIDNADnlA TABLOID
& OUTH East corner of Branch Bridge, state-street,
~ Montpelier.
N B. Particular attention paid to Cutting for others
make
Oct 0, 1914. Al
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TN THE PROPOSALS for carrying the mail in
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Route No. 247 N. II. insert 5 p M instead of 5
A. VI. in return trip
In route, No. 1864, State Of New York, the sched-
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In the proposals for carrying the mails in the State
OF New York, the date, at the bottom of the Notes.
printed January 3th 1874 it should be January 18th,
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Continuation Of tie late Sir James Mackintoshs
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Montesquieu's Spirit Of Laws translated, 2 vol
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n EMOCRATlC REVIEW for March, 1916
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From Chancellor Ksnts Eulogy the author
:" TIE -hasriean Dictionary Of the Eaglsh Language,
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M,
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INHE subscriber having, during residence OF SC
Il ven or eight years in Texas, been connected
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abroad as may wish To engage them.
ROBERT ID. JOHNSON, Galveston.
REFERENCES.
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Washington:
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Simmons on Courts Martial Simmons on heavy
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Glascocks Naval Officers manual
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MarteIlis Naval Officers guide
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Miles Royal Naval service
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Military Annual for lS45
Pritchard's Britih harbors
Dunns Oregon Territory
Drinkwater's siege of Gibraltar
Frome's TrgoDometical Surveying
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Johnsons Shooters Preceptor
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DIckson's heavy ordnance
Quarter papers on engineering parts TO 8
Nlcols' Solar System
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Kennedy on courts martial
Hares La Places systeme du monde
Ross on steam navigation
James Naval History of England
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Adye courts martial
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Tyller on military law
James courts martial
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