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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-31

NEW AND UNREVALLED
ASSORTMENT OF
Watches, Clocks, and
JEWELR
r the Old Stand, doors East of the Branch bridge,
a Stale St., where you may find the following articles,
viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold Beads, Silver Spoons of the
best quality Silver plated and German,
Table and Tea Spoons Silver Specacles,
Steel and German do, Silver Thimbles, Steel
and brass do, silver, steel and gilt Beads, Tassals.
&c. steel Clasps for bags steel Buttons and Slides for
Dresses, silver and gold Pencils, gold Knobs and
Drops, fashionable gold Pins for Ladies and Cen
tlemen, large assortment of silk Purses,
Bead Purses, new sYle-very nice,
Miniature Cases, Gold Guard
Keys, Bracelets, Clasps, and
rich assortment of gold
Rings, also good
assortment Of
Razors, Pocket
knives, Shears and Scis-
sors, of the best quality, sn
Sortment of good Wallets, a new
style of plated Pins, very nice, mourn
ing and hair Pins, Hooks and Eyes, in
order, Hair Brushes, Beads and Bugles, Shell
Combs, Twist and Side, good stock of first rate per-
umery Soaps of various kinds, good Cognes OF the bes
kind, cheaper than ever, few Ladys Fms, very nice
Musical Instruments,
such as Bugles, Cariones Flutes FiGdes and goot
French Horn, Fiddle Bows and Strings, Musicians Com
panion--Wood and Brass CLOCKS, Walking Canes
double barrel Guns Fowling Pieces. Muske and Pistols
also Accordons Fancy Boxes, Spy glasses plated Can
descks, Briltania Tea Pots and Lamps, Snuff and To
bacco boxes Toys of most kinds Card Cases. steel Pens
Laher Boxes and brushes, shaving Paste, steel Waic
Chains and Keys, steel purse Rings, Brass Candestcks
etc. etc. many other articles which, should we stop
namc would swell an ad vcrsement TO tresome length
LADIES and GENTLEMEN will just say, step il
and look for yourselves, before you purchase elsewhere
Watches and Jewelry are CHEAP, assure you
iC3p S. ABBOTT tenders his thanks for The liberia
share public patronage and hopes by his unweaed at
ention to merit yors, the least Of which will be CRATE
fully received Yours very truly,
SAMUEL ABBOTT.
P. S. CLOCKS and WATCHES repaired at short no
tce and warranted. SILVER and GOLD work made I
order. 81
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October l, 1874.
RNIT URE w ARE I1O US f
BvT, G. BEACH, Westford Vt.

COFAS Secretaries, Secre tares and Book Cases. Dress
y and Common Bureaus, Centre Tables Dining Ia
haa, Toiia Tables, Wash S'~nds. light Stands, Wort
Stands, Bcdsteads and variety of other furniture.
Also
Dining Chairs Parlo Chairs, large and small raised
seal Rocking Chairs cured maple, Rattan bottom Chairs.
Seee Cradles, all of which will be sold very cheap for
Cash exchange for all kinds Of produce spruce
Shingles, ClaPboards aud floor Boards.
February 6, lS45,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-31
$4,000 DRY GOODS!
THIS DAY OPENING, the most splendid assortment Of
DRY GOODS

eVtT OHedI I'M hIs maTKaVj cOMsIsVNg no put OF R0
lowing articles, viz:
20 Ps Beautiful BALzoRINE;
" Rich CHARLETEENs;
" ANDELUsIA De SoIE;
10 REPT. CASHMERE;
25 " NJ. DeLaines, some extra patterns; Lawns,
Ginghams Muslins, Laces, Spotted Musns for evening
Dresses Burage Shawls and Manifest
5000 Yds. CALICos some rich patterns;
100 Ps. Rich RIBBONS:
100 Florence and Madna BoNNETs, from so to Sc
each
Zephyr WoStod, patterns, Black Silk Linen and Cot
Canvass, Steel and Silver Bag Clasps, Gold and Sill
yer Gilt Beads, Steel and Twists and trimmings
500 yds Broad Cloths and Cassmeres CHEAPER than
be bought any other Store in this County No mis-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-31

The above goods were bought low and will be SOLD
VERY Low Call and see. June goth, l845.
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and earncstness which vetod tho attention OF every
nearer, and moved hundreds even 10 tears. IL was
made the hitting occasion 10 sound In the OF the
l'ing the warning voice which spoke loudly from The
yswnlng waters, from the collins before them, and
from fresh dug graves, TO prepare Tor death while
there yet opportunity, and 10 feel In their IN
most soul. how uncertain is life Add when he camo
10 speak more particularly OF some OF the clroum-
stances connected with the lives and death Of those
so well known and dearly loved by hundreds then
present. the sobs Of Dereaved hearts and the bitter
anguish burst forth and mingled with his own voice
The application Of the discourse beautifully II.
Illustrative Of the necessity Of religion OF lis inesma-
bic value TO the soul called suddenly without warn
ing and without preparation, TO stand In the presence
Of its God, and OF It's delightful consultations 20 the
hearts OF those who called upon TO NOUN the loss
OF relatives and friends torn from them ut an unox-
peoted moment, and in the midst Of life and hope.
The solemnities In the church concluded with an
impressive Prayer by the Rev. DIR. Wyekon
When the congregation had passed out, the funeral
procession formed, and the four hearses were
followed 10 the gave by multitude 0: people
The circumstances connected with the deaths of
those who were thus borne TO the tomb, were OF
nature calculated TO n the hearts OF ali who
witnessed the soemnitles gszed at the sad process
SION the deepest interest and the most earnest sym
PATTY A strong impression must have been made
upon hundreds Who are but too apt TO forget in the
enjoyment OF Life and lis pursuits the awful realities
OF Death. God grant that II may never be forgotten,
may never wear OF
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.,. NEW MUSIC.
op l5-sop'8M

NEW MUSIC. ... ....
THE following New Music is this day received and
for sale at reduced price, at the old established
Music and Stationery Store Pennsylvania avenue,
ty o doors east of 18th street.
VIM. FISCHER.
win you Come to my Mountain Homel-F. ii.
Brown.
never knew how dear thou wcr't-composed by
II. Swift
Happy and Light of Heart be Thoss-Bohemion
Girl
The Land we Live In-by E. Wolf.
Make Me no Gaudy Chaplet--mranged by W. H..
Calcot.
Lament of the Alpine Shepherd Boy. II.
Brown.
Fmewerl we meet no more Belos-Austin Phil
lips.
Alas the Days are Gone-poetry by H. r Graf
tan.
The Minnesipgors Serenade-by }. A. Wade
Slumbei, infant, slumber duet, by H. D Sa-
roni
Every Land my Home--by II. ]. Sporle. H.
When Far from my own Native ShoIe-by J. G..
Till.
Cupid-a ballad, by Miss A. Blackwell.
Let me Perish in the Early Spring--H. s. Ssroni.
Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep
Salute q la France-ausnged by George Loder.
april Is.
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SPRING FAsHION-ELEGANT HATsM

SPRING FASHlON-ELEGANT HATS y
TINE subscriber, owing to the great demand for tho
l. new beautiful bat introduced by him in this city
on the lst instant has been daily adding to his sock,
and now announces full and complete assortment Of
the different fabrics furnished in that style Of elegance
characteristic Of bis establishment and satisfactory
90 his numerous Customers Nutra, Beaver, Mole
skin, Cashmere Russia, and Silk hats sc, at prices
that canno, fail to suit any who would wish TO pur-
chase good article
Caps of all materials in the greatest variety and at
'educed prices. w. b. TODD,
Sign Of the golden hat, West Of Browns Hotel
March 29--tf
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April s-lawiw

CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN SCHIL-
" LER AND GOETHE from 1894 to 1905, trans
lated by George F. Culvert vol, lSi5.
Eothen or Traces Of Travels, brought homo from
the East, 1 volume, lSi5.
Human Magnetism, its claims to dispassonate
inquiry being attempt to show the utility Of us
application for The relief of human suffering, by w
Newman, M. r.. s. L., vol, tS45. The first and
second volumes of Wiley and Putnsm's Library Of
choice Reading. Volume second 1.-THE Amber
Witch" lie Livse des Pehts Enfants, on Recueil de
Recits mis- Ia portes do premier age.
inst published, and this day received for sale by
march 70 F. TAYLOR,
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ns-DnaooRArIo AssocIArIos-A meeting OF the
Senior Democratic Association of Washington city
viii be held at the Franklin Engne-house, on
Thursday evening, at 7 l-2 O'Clock. The members
OF the Association generally particu sry request.
ed TO be present, business of the greatest mpor-
lance connected with the past, and plans for the
future will be brought up Tor consideration The
Democracy oil this District ought to maintain
permanent organization. The good OF the party
throughout tho country requires II. Steps are TO be
taken Immediately TO effect that object. Our oppo-
nenls are already taking measures to distract our
ranks. They arc at work insidiousy, and in the
dark. when they have the power they strike down
The Democracy with the boldness and heaItlessness
oil yrant; but when the sceptre has passed from
them they assume the converse Of that character
they lawn, and hatter, and play the sycophant to
effect their purposes. Ii requires vigilance, them
,e Psil VI sno democracy here 10 detect and expose
their plans for saPping the walls Of the Democratic
citadel.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
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CLAIMS AND CONTRACT AGENCY
WORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.

lily, u. "
rosecutes before Congress or the several Depart
/ ments of the General Government, all manner
claims such as claims arising under the administra-
ton of the Revenue Laws, the Presumption Acts
claims to confirmation of land grants, or for private
property taken for lost in the service of the United
States, or destroyed by the Indians claims for nva-
lids, revo lutionary, naval, widows, and halfpay
Pensions, for Revolutionary services whether for
oommutation of haf-pay, half-pay or bounty lands
claims accruing under the execution Of Indian trea
ties, or growing in any way out Of contracts with
the Government; claims for spoliations before any
Board of Commissioners under Treaties, &C. &c.
and attends the settlement of accounts OF disburs
ing, or other officers and agents of the Government,
of mai-centractors; to the procuring OF Patents
for inventions, and for titles to public lands to the
interests of bidders for contracts in any department of
he public service Sc sc. Dec. 2--d&wlyT
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NEW MUSIC

WIN. FISCHER, Pennsy lvans avenue, two doors
w East Of 18th street. has just received the fol-
lowing new pieces Of music, which will be sold at
cents per page;
The London Polka Quadrilles-stephsn Glover
The Opera Polka, arranged by Signor Pugni
The Polka Qusdrilles, by Mussrd
The celebrated Bohemian Polk,
The Baden Baden Polka, by Musard
The Polka, by Herr
The Annerock Polka, by Chas Persbeau
Quadrilles from Donizetti's Opera Of Linda De Cha
MONK
soiree de Danse, a set OF Qusdrilles, BY George w
Hewitt
The Camera Ronds, by G A. Munger
ocean Wave Quictstep, arranged as Duet, BY
A. Geh
Schenectady Independent Artillery Quck'tsP, BY y,
r Eaton. april ~
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PATENT OFFICE, April IL, 1915.

PATENT OFFICE, April IL, lS45
ON the petition OF Angler M. Perkins, Of the
" United States, residing in London, praying for
the extension of patent granted to him for an I'M
provement in the method vi warming buildings, &C.,
for years from the expiration of said patent,
which takes place on the Both day of July, 1915.
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on the first Monday in July next
at IL o'clock, NJ and all persons notified to APP
pear and show cause, if any they have, why said Pc
tilion ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IN the
Madsonan, printed at Washington the Sun, print
ed at Baltimore; the Sentinel and Keystone, print
ed at Philadelphia the Journal Of Commerce, print
| ed at NewYork and the Times, printed at Boston
once week for three successive weeks previous to
the first Monday in July next.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. s. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper
containing this notice.
| April ll-Iaw3w
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CHANCELLOR KENT's GUIDE TO A JUDI
~ CIOUS COURSE OF READING-Drswin
up at the request of the New York Mercantile La
brary Association.
An additional supply just received, In pamphlet
form--price reduced to 95 cents.
jan - p. TAYLOR,
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B. Y. Lskensn, Virginia Alfred Moss, do; G
Connor, New York J. R. Cns,, Salem, N. c.. y.
4. Shobor, do J. Rynders Nov York JAS. Kelley;
do M. Jedsrs, Baltimore George Riggs, do d
X. MeNair Missouri VIM H. Mclean, Baltimore
X. Geo. Spalding, Maryland IL. w. 4. Stark, Viz
gina Hon M @. Leonard, New York w. X. Rol,
oson, Baltimore Tbos. Dennle, do Isaac johnson;
do Judge Shields, Illinois; w. J. BeaIl Maryland
p. c. Childs, Connecticut H. b. Bealle, MARYLAND
II. Berry, do l.. M. Lawson, Lexington, XIV; J.
M. Cunninghs Virginia ID. Culum, Connecticut;
g. Baker, Baltimore J, Hunter Virginia H. G,
Barclay, Alabama Mr.. West, Maryland s. Child.
Geneva, New York David Broderck, do; A M
Hammer, Columbia, Tenn; Z. A. Vogler, Salem;
N. c.; Miss Rich, do; Miss Smith do; c. @.
Thompson, Savannah, Ga. X. Dorsey Maryland ;
w. Bryant, Buffalo, N. Y Trueman Cross Mary
land John L. Hardesiy and 8 ladies', do H. LAGER,
and son, do O. Johnson, Washington city o. c.
Harris, Maryland r. Is Reynolds, Knoxville Te.;
j. Perkins, Virginia j. d. Tulloss do Jane Nc
CURE, fredericksburg, VA John S. Caldwell and
niece, New Orleans, La; b. Crelg, Richmond, Va
Wm. II. Hough, Loudon county, Va; John schos.
ley, do W. G. sPilman, Petersburg Va.
.irripals yesterday and today.
C0lsmans HotsL-R. Gehslin, Md. VIM Barker,
VT; M. Whitney, W. Mr.. Catchy, N. " MIR and
Mrs. Cahoons, N. Y; A. A. Lepesn, PHILADELPHIA !;
Va. Charles c. Wexford Fredericksburg, Va. c.
IL. Hunt do II s. Hopkins, Tappahannock, Va. !;
M. b. Rineley, Mis.ourii George Bsughman, Bait I;
Mr. Thompson, ID. C.. Z. Bradley, Michigan; John
Cotton Smith, Jf., Conn, Two gentlemen, do. Il J.
Owens, Baltimore; Ii. Bener, Washington.
Uaiisd States Hofsl-Rev Z. wythe, ID. C.; Robt.
b. Taylor and lady, Master Taylor, Va; w. Rob
ertson, jr, Va, Mr.. Wyatt Val Jas Mills, N. Y;
w. A. Tuliey, Val J. r. Rsdclh g. C.; jacob
Koch, Philadelphia @. L. Francis, Boston MIR. Me-
Dowell, Val r. Vansh, Va; A. II. Burweli, Tenn 4;
James Whitr, Troy Wm.Davs, philadelphia; II. X
Cowden, Halifax X w. Sweet, Arkansas; DIR. J. T..
KluPstem, Val MIR. Jno. Mills, N. Y; Major Hill,
Va; Mr.. Troyman, ladies, and servant, Va; J. IA.
Payne and Jno. A Chiffon, Va.
Fallr's HO,sl.--C. C. Turner, U. s. N; Aaron
Coburn, Phiadelphai John Beck, Lancaster. Pa;
10. M. Bradford, A. Carson, A. b. Rawson, N Y;
Joseph Hawkes., La; Adam Ridgsley, N. c.; Benz.
Littston, Val Hiram Sloan, MIDI
Beers Temperance HoisL-Thomas Corbitt, stsu-
ben, n " o. ID. Grosyenor, Rome, N. Y; Geo. p
King, Fredericksburg, Va.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
April 10, l645.
DROPOSALS will be received at this office until
Il 3oclock on Saturday, the 26th instant, for paw
ing, in front of the new Treasury building space of
about six thousand square feet. The tagging to be
OF the sane quality, and of the same length, BREADTH
and thickness, of that in front Of the new General
Post Office, and to be dressed and laid in the same
manner The proposals to state the rate at which the
paving will be executed by the square yard-rhe con-
tractor to all the old brick and rubbish the
reservation south of the Treasury building.
Proposals will also be received for furnishing three
hundred and thrty-four feet of granite curb-stone
and setting the same, in front of the Treasury
building, the granite to be of the same quality and
Of the same length thickness, and depth of that at
the General Post Office. The proposals to state
the cost per running foot-the contractor to remove
all the old curbstone and rubbish to the reservation
south of the Treasury building The work to be exc
cuted In the best manner and to be completed by the
first Of August next The proposals to be sealed and
endorsed Proposals for tagging in front of the new
Treasury building and Proposals for granite
curbing in front of the new Treasury building The
contra actors will be required to enter into bonds with
sufficient suretes for the faithful performance of their
contracts.
To be published once week until the 26th instant
in the Globe, National lntelligencer, Madisonian,
and Constitution.
April l2-lawt26
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ADVERTISEMENT
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and all orders and communications for CHARLES
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NEWS NEWS! NEWS!

S, SOUTH JOHN STREET, Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER
Newspaper Fo,1varding and General agent,
CONTINUES to supply to order, with greater
" promptitude and regularity than any other
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Daily Paper for &c los sterling per annum,) NEWS
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DLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUE RRIA N
L GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DE-
POTS, founded in 1910 awarded the medal, four
first premiums, and two highest honors, by the IN
stitutes of Massachusetts,, New York, and Penn
sylvania, respectively for the most beautifully CO.
lored daguerreolypes and best apparatus.
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, Warrington
city.
25l Broadway, New York.
. II Court street, Boston
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. ...
DC Canal street, New Orleans. .. E...
1877 Vicille Rue du Temple, Paris .
80 Church street, Liverpool.
III Portraits taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
H. Beautiful gold breast pins, containing like.
nesses of President Polk, furnished to order.
March IA
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PUBLIC SALE.

by virtue Of writ Of Fire Faciss, issued by John
- ID. Clark Esq one of the Justices Of the Peace
IN and for Washington county, ID. c., at the suit Of
the Mayor, Board Of Aldermen and Board of Com
mon Council against the goods and chattes, lands
and lenemens, rights and credits of NJ. Gilbert, and
TO me directed, have seized and taken in execu-
ton, one quarter cask Of Scotch Whisky, one Hand
Wagon, one Pine Double Wardrobe one Mahogany
Writing Desk, two Hand Bells and one Cast Iron
Stove with Drum, two Sheet Iron Stoves, and a lot
Of Tin Ware, and hereby give notice that, on
Thursday, the l7Ih instant at o'clock. A. NJ, on
the square opposite the Centre Market in the city Of
Washington will offer for sale the goods and chat
tells so seized and taken in execution TO satisfy the
writ Of Fire Facias aforesaid by public auction to
the highest bidder for cash.
J. w. DEXTER, Constable
April Is, 1856
ET The above sale is postponed until Saturday,
18th instant at the same hour and place. ap II
COLORED CANTON MATTINGS.-We have
" just received 20 pieces colored Canton Mattings
Of superior quality, "A qrs. wide just arrived FROM
Canton. ID. CLAGETT & co
ap l6-3t
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DISH co, fashionable hstler, Browns hotel
l. ono door west OF main entrzce,) have now on
hand an unusually weiassortsd stock OF gentlemen
HATS, Of their elegant and much admired spring
pattern, Of superior fabric and workmanship. Our
assortment comprises IN part
First quality Beaver, Moeskin, Cashmere, aud
Brush HATS
Medium aud low priced Hats, of equally fashioha-
bic style.
FOR COUNTRY TRADE.
Black, drab, and pearl low-crowned Russia, Silk,
and Fur Hats
Rouod-erown Pearl Sporting Hats.
For servants wear, cheap Angola and wool Hats.
LEGHoRN AND STRAW GOODS.
large and varied stock Of gestlemen's, youth .,
Infants double bud single Leghorns
Extra line single and double Psa Leaf
Togslher with full supply Of very cheap ones.
All the above goods VIC oder al exceedingly low
prices We invite The attention of our customers
and purchasers generally. Our intention IS 10 sell at
the very smallest advance upon the cost Tor cash
April l2-u
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