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

"Pliant as reeds where Freedoms waters glide
Firm as the hills to stem Oppression tide!'
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1915.
THE FREEMAN FOR SIX MONTHS.
cHEAp!-L1BERTY MEN, READl!

HEAP!-LIBEKTE MEN, KEADI
Atthe urgent solicitation of friends in various
parts ofthe State, and deeply impressed, as we
arc, with the vital necessity Of arraying the anti
republican and inhuman nature and tendencies OF
American Slavery, and the legitimate remedy, be-
fore the mass Of the lawmakers of our State, VIC
have concluded to offer the FREEMAN for STA
months from the first week in June next, (extend-
ing probably to close Of our next State legislature
and publication of its aws,) on the following ex-
tremey low terms, for cash in adUance:
90 copies, sent to one address, $1,000
10 600
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-04


Collection at the State Convention. w. Ran
dolph $50 Is, and one Bible; Bethel 20; Roches
ter, 1853, one Bible; Pittsfield, 4,52; GaysvIle
5,85; Royalton 0,22; Sharon, 6,19 and pair o.
boots; Norwich 1926. S. Toilet Thetford, 500
W. FairIee, 8 30 Bradford, 500; Newbury, 10, 25
w. Topsham, ,25; Corinth, $40; Chelsea, &C.;
Bibles; Vershire 547; Suafford S,62; Tunbridge
5,32; E. Randolph. 2,44; WilIiamstown, $3.50
Stowe, 9,61, and bundle of books Morristown
2,lO, and two calf skins; convention at Johnson
1851; Convention at Barton, 1888; Glover, ,46
tfrasburgh, 1,80; Albany, sos; Craftsbury. 4,82
Greensboro 5,9s, and pair ofstorkings; Hardwick
sos; Danvie, SIP; Montpelier 500; Corinth
Freewil Baptist A. S. Society from bequest oil
Steadman Martin, 1000; BrookfeId, 500; Lud-
low, 7,OO st Adams, 9,56; Swanton, 5,55, Enos
burgh, SIG; Bakersfield, $50, Westford 1911
Jericho, 4,87; WilIIston, 1902; Hinesburgh, 100
Monkton, LA; Starksboro' $50; Bristol, $50
Vergennes, 4.S9; Cambridge, John Stafford, 100
Randolph box ofcIothing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
TUT TUG TTtPWIuW.
CANADA MISSION.

CANADA M1SS1ONs
MEssRs. EDrToRs:-I wish to acknowledge.
through the Freeman, the receipt OF the following
sums of money, collected by myself and Rev. Jo-
siah Henson, for the benefit of the Canada Mis-
sion among the self emancipated slaves. In some
places the collections were small, in consequence
of the appointment not having been given out in
proper season ; and in few places a small a
mount has been pledged, which has not been paid
in. This may be forwarded to brother Poland al
Montpelier; and should any friends who have not
been called on be disposed to do something fol
this mission, they can forward their contributions
in the same way Our friends in Ludlow voIun-
tariIy forwarded by brother Pettisrow seven dol
lars. hope others will follow this example.
j. G. AspENwALL.
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mz- DR.. ELIJAH pRATT,s PATENT ARrIrI-

ih3- DR.. ELIJAH PRATT'S PATENT ARTIFI-
ClAh NlPPLES-Paented Jaly 4t4, l8l5-Is now
oHefea 10 the public for the fist time in this city,
n certain remedy in The following distressing cases
ylz Where the nipple is entirely warrington being
inverted, or where it has come off by the child nurs-
mig upon it-"helc il is CXcOrated or sore, or the
chdS mouth Is sore In all the above cases the child
will nurse with perfect ease to itslf and the mother
Iae nanes Of a number Of medical men who have
applied i'm practice, and have given the proprietor
permission TO refer 10 them, may be applica-
uon to ROBERTS * ATKINSON,
Corner Of Hanover and Market streets
oo-lm Wholesale and Retail Agents for Bait.
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NR. SWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
GV Wild CHERRY. TIE CHEAT REMEDY

~ WILD CHERRY, THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR CONSUMPTION,
This celebrated Remedy" has now by its intrn-
SIC virtues, acquired celebrity which can never be
shaken by the many quack "Nostrumsn with which
tie country ahounds. The public are fast learning
that tins Is the only remedy that can be relied upon
0 Tie speedy and permanent cure of all Diseases OF
the Lungs. Whenever persons are afflicted with
Coughs, Colds. Splitting 81 Blood, Asthma, Bronchi-
lis, inflammation Of the Lungs, Difficulty of Breath
ne, Soreness and Pain IN the Chest, Group and De
r.N 'meHi OF the Liver, iiroken Constitution, SC.
w. t..udlCint viii b. toudd Invaluable remedy
At Is literally sweeping CONSUMPTION from the land
Wherever ii is introduced and becomes known, all
others dWEdC G,0 n>igniGcauCG; the public have
Decn 'humbucgcd" long enough, and now resort TO
medicine which the testimony % the most eminent
PhyslciIns in tue land has placed above the reach OF
couhIis OF urlGd tcuhCatcsbu it is enough 10 let
ule pGtEC knew where 1t can be, obtained, and one
ta' VIII convince all Of its great Efficacy in curing
thOsc distressing diseases above named, which have
uhhl.d he shl OF the most learned practitioners for
ages heretofore. DR., SwAYNE'S GoMPoUSD SYRUP OF
" lhD cherry, was the first preparation from that
Vaadh'e fce, lhat was ever introduced to the public,
ana ample proof Is afforded of its success, by tie
country beng Hooded with HBalSains, - "CRndies,"
aud Mixtures" of Wild Cherry, not one o. which is
prepared ny regular physician. Therefore the pub
nc should be on their guard, and not have worthless
mixture painted upon them for the ORIGINAL and GEN
CINE preparation, which is only prepared by Doctor
SwAYNE, al the N. w. corner OF EIGHTH RACE
SITS, Philadelphia.
For sale by regularly appointed Agents in all the
principal towns ia the United States.
baltimore .8gentS-l p. Cook, No. &c Baltimore ST.;
Stabler Candy, Pratt street wharf; ]. w. & r. w
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .8gents-R. Famham, Washington, d. c.:
VIM. Stabler Bro, Alexandria. d. c.; George NJ
Soihoron, Georgetown. o20-tAp6f
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CONVENTION OF AMERICAN INVENTORS. Dr..
Mott. Prof. Renwick, and other citizens Of n.
York, have issued a circular calling Conven-
ion Of American Inventors IN that city, on the
22d inst, with the view of urging upon Con-
gress such notifications of the patent laws as
will give real security to patent property; to
form an association of authors of useful disco
yeries aud improvements, and to adopt such
measures as may be deemed ezPed,ent TO secure
lheir just rights
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Us "TRACT SOCIETY OF HIGH STREET
STATION" The Rev. WILLIAM EVANS viii preach
me annual sermon before the Society THIS (MON-
PAY EVENING, the 10th inst, at O'Clock, in the
High street Methodist Episcopal Church, A6rr
which a collection (simp'y plate collection without
propositi0ns) will be taken up
Inc efficient services Of The High street Choir will
be gwen to add 10 the interest of the occasion. The
public and the friends of the gratuitous d,strbuton
OF Evangelical Tracts particularly, are invited 10 at
tend. lOlS2 ttl CHAS n DENNY sar,v
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WF ORDERS Fro

% ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY for tickets
IN any OF the magnificent lotteries now drawing, will
meet prompt attention, and may secure some Of the
capital prizes, if directed IT'S. All prizes sold by us
are PAID, upon presentation at our counter, in Gold
we invariably pay posagC on all orders.
EMORY e. co.
1t 2Calvert street, Baltimore, i'd.
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EIHOR SALE. A Black woman, D years Of age,
e. to serve years; good cook, washer and iron
er from the couptry. Also for sale, a Black boy, IA
years OF age 10 serve 10 years. Also, Boy years
of age, 10 - years. Also, Black woman 2G
years of age, to until she shall arrive at the age
Of 81; she is first COOK, washer and roner in
every respect. Also, her son, 3 years old TO serve
till he is IS. Also, her infant better than year old,
TO serve till she is 80 For other particulars amply at
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Ofice,
o20 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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NIB. Money to be loaned on mortgage.
rOsNpII S.UASTIVGS, .vr.

EOSNPII $. HASTINGS, Us.
eD No.7 SOU II CHARLES-ST.
Having just received very superior assortment OF
Flowing Blue Dining, Tea aud Toilette Ware, would
invite the attention of Families and others in want of
the article 10 this lot, which is superior to any Yet
ceved of thi. class of goods.
Also, fresh lot Of Gothic Stone Teapot9, Sugars
and Creams, a very fine Article, Just received.
Also, p Dining Sets Of CANTON CHI*A, aud a
large quantity Of Plates, Dishes Tureens, Covered
Vegetable Dishes, Salads SC, which can be sod Sc
paratSy to match up Dining and Tea sets, very re-
duced prices. MOI :. CHARLES ST.
a few doors below Garfield x Brothers,
OlS-lm ~ fOrmellY SIilennis.
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MUSEUM. Our esteemed friends, and excellent
managers, Chippendaie and Seton commence at this
favontc establishment this evening. The renown
which these gentlemen have won by the care and tact
of their management has been crowned by the recent
successful season at Nibos Garden. With tleirfresh
laurcs they hegin This evening, having in their ranks
the capital actress Mrs. Watts. Mrs. Timm is re4en-
gagged. Gall lgher, great avore here, also plays.
Altogether, most attractive entertainment is offered,
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krta4, FOR SALE A brick house on Frede-
E3H;,3 rick 'tree, north of Second ST brick house
EgA;ii on Asquth ST. near Jefferson, lot l6 by 100
EisNi feet; two brick houses Washington street,
lots l4O #. deep to Star aey-cach house at $780,
three story brick house Piatl st west of Market
Space lot 80 IT, front, in fee Calvert ST. store
and dwelling on Paca ST. south of the MARKET for $50;
brick house, in fee, 70 $500, rtated at $780, two
brick houses at $3.50 each, rents at Sc per month,
small ground rent on each store and dwelling, cor
ner Of Faycttc aud Cove SITS; handsome dwellings, on
". On rles, FaYC cite, 4. Baltimore and Olle
GROUND RENTS Fox SALE-Omc ofeach, $500,
Sl2O, $9!, S@7, S73, S57, and SO. Farms and Coun
try Seats for sale. Also, valuable Building LOTS,
handsomely located. App,y to
THDS. J. GOTr, Commission Agent
II Secondst., adjoining the Exchange.
N.H. M0meA 10 be lnaMGd on m0rlgMge. OILS 2l*
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARK ETV STTsEEV.

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
FHNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
I'll customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, selected with special and judgment,
rom the best markets. comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
QC2- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best style, and the shortest notice
olS-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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PoLrrcN CoMDlNATloES' ! nc new io ~.
Express says no Wings u
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c,o,,o - t,,o Iovo for onr institutions where
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-
VOTE YOURSELF FARM Inc "Norio
convention had hardly closed It's iaoorS' IN
Ne" YORK; before tho convention OF reform
efs' assembled. The latter Is now IN SESSION.
and Is SAID by the New York Sun, to be "com-
posed OF distinguished Founenters lTancenden-
tallsts, Socialifts, Ant-Renters, Rational'sts,
Ralionalists, Commonly called lnhdeS,) Com
munlly OF Common Property Advocates, &c
&c" From such an association the most ex-
traVagant propositions may OF course be expect
ed. Members are dissatisfied with the present
organization OF society, and have the folly to
suppose that they Can originate plan, by which
inc PfihcipicS ol justice, ana the happiness OF
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as TO THE CITIZENS or BALTIMORE. The
MILFORD B-3RD respectfully informs the citizens
OF Baltimore, and the public generally, that he has
now IN the press of MIR. John Murphy, of Baltimore
street, work o! about 300 pages which win contain
ms poeuca and prose writings, moral sentimental,
patr0uc and humorous subjects The author partic-
uaty appeals 10 the ladies for patronage, al whose
suggestion Tie work has hpCn gotten Mp. II viii CON
tain IN engraved likeness of the author, besides other
embellishments, ard will be handsomely bound in
embossed cloth, at 81 per copy, payable the deliv
ery Of The work.
The Author, having reformed his life in too, is de-
aitonS OF getting start in the wo!d that he may ren-
der himself useful 10 his fellow men
few copies will be bound in very superior style,
tor Christmas and New Years presents az 81 50 and
- 80 per volume
Those who would encourage a native author in
well doing, will please leave their names at the Office
of the Baltimore Clipper, stating the price at VIII
they subscribe. Ole
1rz-rnRNNEp,S nFEIrr NJ noa AnprIr 11lrL1
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70 ATFENTTON--lNDE LIGHT
DRAGONS! Parade To DAY (MONDAY1 the
2Oh inst, at the Washington Monument, at o'clk,
NJ, IN full winter uniform, with arms and equip
menfs in complete order
BY order of the commanding officer.
o2O-lt' GEORGE REILLY, O,S,
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DIR. LANDIS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS,
Warranted to perform the dicGl cure Of
HER Ail %, Y ILpILrR

HERNIA or RUPTURE,
FENHE subscriber having purchased the Patent
n right of the above TRUSS, ard having entered
extensive into their manufactures now off RS it fof
sale at halt the price formerly charged by the paentee
The above instrument is constructed entirely upon
anatomical aud pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential TO the permanent cure OF
HERNIA.
1t possesses many important advantages over the
Trusses now IN common use, il combines fexibli-
~ with hrmness, and by means of the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the pad accommodates itself firmly
10 the body, and cannot be- displaced by the motion
OF the wtarer, answering by this MEANS a desidera
tum long sought after by The Medical profession.
Although ii is as yet new invention, il has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured of that
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia The de
sire to put the Truss within the reach of all afflicted
has induced the proprietor to reduce the price.
Certificates OF the strongest recommendation from
some Of the most distinguished Surgeons and Physi-
clans of this and Other cities, can be seen by
reference to circular in the hands of all the Age ITS
aud publ ic places generally.
IpiiRliM Y. EORNEX.
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MONDAY MORNING, 0cr. 20, .sa5.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

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s;torG,,s inc,nd.d whatever may he the Of.
.o,4. ,f ro,,ao,ors IN prcycnt it.. We reoret
IN 100 am, ,ort,ou of the people of MARYLAND
soyyevcr SMALL advocate the dishonest doctrine
~ Formulation. for we would have everv Mary
,apler TO take pride in preserving the honor
erhia State. The writer speaks of the State
,,,osif il were so oppressiye az harAiv IN he
NOME, Now we hap- every disposition TO re-
Ievo 10 noonle from taxation where il &c
vac,icabe. without sacrificing the Saith Of the
STATE: and we would therefore have such mea
p,es or retrencbment and reform adopted, as
,ril| rodpce exnenditurcs n the lowest noirt
8o, we do not suppose that. even with the
,h,Ji,ior of all useless oaices-the reducion of
s,laries-biennial sessions of the legislature
ma such other acts as will insure the s,rctest
ssconomy-it will be possible at once to reduce
.2o amount of the direct tax-and, if possible,
q would not be desirable until the State had
-zs,3 off all arrearapes of interest. The citizens
ogglarford county have no more cause of COM
yhut against this tax than those of other
rounties-they paw but fair proportion ac-
.sorrli,p TO the assessment Of their rroper,v:a and
,be. oggrogote or the lew unon them i hut 9
4ltIe mora than al GOO sum too contemn-
1blo to afford a shadow Of Justification for an
astsu9pt to repudiate.
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THEATRE, FRoNT-sT.-Mr. and Mrs. c. Kean.-
Mr.. Burton deserves the thanks of all friends of the
drama for the liberal manner in which he has catered
for their amusement the present season. 1t has been
one of continued novelty and attraction. To meet
the wishes of his patrons he has at heavy expense
effected re engagement with the distinguished per
formers Mr. and Mrs. Kean who will appear to night
in Bulwcr's admired play of the ''Lady of Lyons"
After the play, the laughabe farce of the Irish Tutor
The box Office will be open this morning at O'Clock,
when seats can be secured
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CONGRESSIONAL lNrELLIGENcER. The pub
fishers of the National lntelligencer propose to
jssue weekly Congressional Intelligencer,
throughout the whole Of the coming long SEES
sion Of Congress, for one dollar, or sir copies for
s.. This paper will give lucid daily journal
agthe proceedings of Congress, with the official
Messages, Reports, Sc. and all the important
ypeeches. 1t will be the hest cheap record OK
SAINT of the doings in Congress, and we bespeak
for it the patronage of intelligent and thought
Rul readers.
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q fASa! CASH! Lot of cash may he had by in
" vesling small amount at NJ. HOYLE'S Capital
Prize Depot, No l44 PRtTr ST, opposite the Rail
road depot, (neX to Bradshaws United States Hotell
several handsome prizes were sold here last week
three to persons resi- ling in the city, tn persons
living on The Eastern shore, Others to persons living
IN Pennsy lvania aud Virginia. This is only n small
palt at the good luck attending Investments at this
Great Prize Depot. Who wants some of the splendid
capitals to he disposed of tAis week. Don't ali speak
at once.
MONDAY, capital ST. 800, tickets S., shares in
proportion
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50, shares ia
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital So, 600, tickets 50, shares
in proportion
THURSDAY, capital sl7 800, tickets s., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion. will sell certificate of package OF
p whole tickets for $22 % halves for l y quarters
for SIS 50. Afternoon is solicited to This scheme
more than half of the tickets being prizes
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers By
the package, single ticket or share All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, 20. IA Pratt street,
1t In Opposite b. O. r. r. Drnnt.
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EPHEAIM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and Apothecary,

No. u ENfaW-st., cor, Clay st, BaI.imOrp.
For sale by ]. b. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Cam
nstS; LarUGuc, corner Baltimore and Harrison
N. n. Robinson, corner Of Gay and Saraoga-sts J. b
StansbnEy, Thames street, +. P; Wiseman II Wroth,
Lightst, opposite Dix Fugg's Hotel; Sawyer, corner
Pratt and Paca SITS; ]. Perkins & Brother, corner
Franklin and Green's reets; C. Wlseman, corner OF
Baltimore aud Cove streets.
nc The Patcntee nr. l.. may be consulted al his
office No. 50 COUGH STREET, NJ ar the Point
Spring. go eoly
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The EXCITEMENT IN THE FLOUR MARKET.
The New York Express of Friday evening
says-"The excitement still continues in con-
sequence of The steamers news. The specula
ton in Flour and Grain continues. The ad
vance on Flour has been neaaly dollar, which
is quite new feature in the market. The rise
has been so rapid that very considerable por'
tion of the flour purchased at s. IS and So 81
for shipment prior to the steamers arrival, has
been resoli, buyers preierring to realize profit
here than to ship for England"
The news by the Great Britain reached Al
bany before it did New York. Its effect there
was electrical upon the flour market, and flour
advanced at once. The Albany Atlas says:
"On the receipt of Great Britain's papers
some spectators chartered an express train, on
the Eastern Railroad, reached here yesterday
morning and after communicating with their
correspondents here, it was said, started West
to extend their arrangements.
To counteract this rumored movement, the
Utica and Albany Railroad despatched an extra
train at p. NJ, which was expected to con-
meet with the morning train at Auburn. The
express messenger was alse accompanied by the
agents of several of our large dealers, whose
purpose was to notify their corr espondents, the
milers and other dealers west, of the intelli-
gence. 1t is now said that the Boston opera
tors did not arrive in time to 90 west in the
morning train, and that the afternoon express
from tins city carried the first news thther."
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aMZ ATCHEs. WATCH as, WATCHES.

E7HJ IA VEI NISI w n ITVII ESI w AIVEtE1Jf
Wv OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
.r2 Strangers and citizens wishing to purchase
WrT& Watch, gold or silver, of the most approved
lS "a kinds and finest workmanship, will do well 10
sss..<sScall at GABRIEL d. CLARK'S Store, Water
street, second door from Calvert, who has now very
extensive lot of WATCHES Or hand, and by the diff
feren arrivals from Europe still receiving additions,
so that his assortment will always be found complete
N B. Fine Watches properly Repaired and Regu-
lated. OlS-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-20

ARREST or CouNTERFEiTERs. DR.. Angel
and Pleasant HAMS have been arrested at New
Orleans, charged with swnding ard counter
feitipg