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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
$50 and do Likewise

We have lust received an order from Randolph to
have so new added to their list, with most OF
the money in advance making in all about l20 copies
of the Freeman that will be circulated in that town the
coming year. Randolph is now the banner town.
They have adopted plan there, which if carried into
effect in other towns, would produce glorious
harvest next fall. They have canvassed the whole
town-visted every Liberty man and all favorable to
the cause, and prevailed on as many possible to sub
scribe for the Freeman-and having done this, they
have made up purse of % or 80 dollars among the
friends, and where men too poor to take it but
would read and circulate it, they have given them the
whole or part of it. This effort will secure to that
town at least SO votes next fall It is in this way the
work must be carried forward. In looking over our
books we have discovered fact which it would be
well for all who love the cause of freedom to remem-
Der. In every town but one, where campaign papers
have been circulated the past year, there has been
large gain--and in nearly every town where our list
has decreased the vote has fallen of.
Let no pains then be spared by the friends of the
slave to increase the circulation of the Freeman, and
crowd out those papers which deadly hostile to
our principles. We want 1000 new subscribers to
commence the next volume. Let this be done and
our vote can be increased at least 1000 at the next
election. Here is chance for all to do something to
roll OH the car of Freedom. What say, liberty men,
are you ready to take hold of the work?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
TANNING APPARATUS from veru

TANNING APPARATUS from Vermont,
was exhibited at the late Fair of the American
Institute. The skins are placed on large
wheel, which revolves in vat of tanning liquor,
so that each skin is submerged and lifted out
again twice a minute, undergoing constant fric-
ton In this way calf skins are completely
tanned in six, and sole leather in twenty-one
DAYS. Leather so made was exhibited, which it
would be hard to find fault with. A small stream
of water will turn the Wheel no attendance is
needed; a hide mot losing by shrinking as in
the old way,) produces more leather than by the
old process. -s .....
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

when if they would strike off the letters from
three millions Ofslaves, every oftAem would become
fortress of defence, and an element of internal i'm
provement, that would defy the world.
2. That party lines at the south are becoming weak
and of little force. The Tribune correspondent says
the southern wings have gone over to Calhoun or uce
versa, and the democrats are neither suen, silent
disconnected" We believe that Mr. Calhoun in the
lead he has given, will be followed by the of all
parties of the south.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

Ike these free workmen Of Cincinnati Make
labor honorable by making it free. Make your
boys men by letting them know the blessings Of
an honest independent toll Never mind your
politicians Never mind your Editors Never
mind your lordly, brow-beating arlstocrats =
Never mind the cry about abolitionissl Do
pict go r 1earts TIL goar is right Like me
shake Of prg'udices, and for the sake Of Ken
tucky, that zee all lore, for the sake # oar wiUes
and children, dearer to us than fte let US reSOlUr
to make KENTUCKY FREE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

for his respective county which sum shall include all
fees for both travel and service
One dollar and fifty cents day for his own attend
ance or his deputies on the county court at his respec
tive county.
Every sheriff. and other officer shall be allowed 8
reasonable sum as fees for securing property attached
on mesne process-subject to the revision and allow
ance of the court to which such process returnabe
Sec. 2 So much of section g. of chapter l07, of the
revised statutes, as is inconsistent with the provisions
of this act, Is hereby repealed.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from and after it
passage.
Approved Nov. 4, l945
No. a. An act altering the times for holding the
county court in the county Of Windham. 1t is hereby
enacted, &c.
Sec. /. The County Court for the county of Wind
ham, instead of being held at the times now required
by law, shall be held at Newfane, in the county o
Windham ON the 4th Tuesday of April and the At
Tuesday of September in each year.
| Sec. g All complaints, informations Indictments
actions SUITS and every other matter or thing, elthe
in law or equity, now pending in the said County
court or Court of Chancery for said county of Wind
ham, and all appeals, writs cognzances, and every
other matter or thing, that are, may be made
returnabe to- or to be entered in, either Of the sac
courts in the said county of Wndham, heretofore by
law appointed, and all persons and parties that may bt
required to appear attend at either OF said courts
heretofore established by law, shall be required to ap
pear and attend at, and have day at the respective
terms thereof as appointed in this act.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved Oct %, 1845
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
CAMPAIGN Papers,

We shall send one half the number of campaign pa
pers we have usually SENT in bundles to one direction
and shall continue sending to those campaign subscri
bers whose names are books until otherwise or
dered. Those who will continue the paper and send
us l5O shall have the Freeman the resto this volume
and the next .s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

Price Of FIOw,-The average price of flour
in the month of January, for forty-two years.
from 1896 to 1887 inclusive, was $3.50 per
barrel In 1896 it rose to $12,5O; in 1901
to $Il So in 1906 and 1911 to SlI,OO; in
1912 to $3.50; in 1918 to 1850, and in,
1887 to 100. The lowest price in these ~
years, was 90, in 1921.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

0T1Our thanks are due Gov Slade for copy of
Prof Adams Geological Repor-which we have not
yet been able to examine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
MONTPELIER, THURSDAY, DEC A, 1916.
V. B. PALMER & Co.

Periodic and ADVERTISING Agents. No. u State ST. Boston,
Are regularly authorized procure subscriptions and advertise
ments for the Green Mountain Freeman.
r With circulation several hundred larger, and much mort
general than any other paper the State, the FreemaH offers
highly desirable medium advertising Boston Trade
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

SUIcIDE.--Den. Warren Rice of Mortified COM
mtted suicide last Saturday night. Cause unknown.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

1t is hoped and expected that the friends of Liberty
in each of those towns, will make seasonable arrange
mens for those meetings. and extend the notice as far
as possible. Those who have heard Mr.. G. will need
no argument to secure their attendance and those who
have not may be assured that he is one of the most ell
oquent champions ofFreedom who has ever visited the
State. Let there be grand rally and let there be no
pains spared to secure large audiences in every place
The afternoon meetings may be appointed at o.
clock, and the evening meetings at half past six.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
The Campaign Opened !

ReU. HENRY H. GARNET, of Troy, N. Y, the
eloquent coored man, who has been educated in the
school of slavery, but escaped to plead the cause of his
feowsuerers, has been induced to visit our State for
season. and will commence a series of ANTI-SLA-
VERY LECTURES at
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

ectnen, or By the county court on the report Of the
commissioners, and the damages and expense of ma
king and repairing such highways may be appointed,
and all proceedings may be had in the same manner,
as provided by law in the case Of laying out and al
tering highways on the line between two towns.
Approved Nov 5, 1915.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
o SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Burlington, Nov. 49, 1915.
hereby certify that the foregoing "a chapters arr
true copies of acts of public nature pass by thu
General assembly of the State of Vermo-Sits Octo
Der session A. D. 1845.
j. Mem SHAFTER
Secretary of State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

No. %. An act in amendment of chapter 107 Of thu
revised statutes, entitled of salaries and fees"
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec l. The sheriff of each county in this state shal
be allowed the following fees:
Fifty cents for summoning each grand and petit juror
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

No. ly.--An ACT relating to hlghWays near he line
Of adjoining towns. 1t is hereby enacted, &c.
When thopnblic good or the necessity, or conve-
nienceof the Inhabitants shall require highway to
be laid cut or altered SO that shall be near the line
between two adjoining towns instead Of being on the
line between suchtowns oh account of the position Of
the land or nature Of the soil over which 1t may be
laid and when both such towns are benefited in sim
liar manner as though chbighway were on such line,
such highway may be laid out or altered, by the
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
Foreign nlnrketa.

HAVANA, October 23.-The schooner Dover arrived on
the 18TH with cargo Of rice which sold at 6i rs
AT Matanzas the Zephyrs cargo changed hands 10 rs
which price the holder had previously refused to accept
IL there is no sensible increase of supplies we expect
that the present favorable price will be sustained but
should be otherwise must be prepared see the
rates go down The stock in dealers possession is mo-
derate Moiasses 81 RS. here, looking DOWN. ards su
gars have declined, brown and yellow, 10 whites
a. The cargo Of the Zephyr at Matsnzas was sold
az i5 cargo OF jerked beef brought III last sales
OF sugar Tor half and half assorted 81 81 I2i vel.
lows - a lot OF moasses sold at rs
AZ LSchange on New York u per cent premium Lon.
con II ~ per cent premium.
ST JOHNS, P. X, 7th Oct-Sugars-Owinp "a tba a.,
oi all supplies Of this staple quotations ale
" ooulse nominal The last sales made at sal and
ys at Wlch rate there were plenty Of buyers terv
Muie , money ie last sales at Sl3. Coffee no demand
indes aie ~ some demand but would move more freely
u tne vessels from the peninsula now due should az
rive Rum, S27 per hid No Americ an vessels in port
MosTEco BAY, Jamsic a, Sept 23Al the estates bero
nave made large crops this year the people nre a.
ing we'll Merchants are obliged 10 chatter vessels IN
take home their produce. The next years creps, we
hope, will be better Some estates this wear ada ,ho
hhds, whore last year they made 90 NV
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
MAGNETIC KEPELLANT

nR POWER, member Of the Royal College Of
- of London and Edinburgh and Of the principal Colleges
Of the United States and for several to the late
Sir Ashley Cooper be confdentaly consulted at his
yate Offices No: Is Chambers street. New York upon ali
diseases o delicate naureto the treatment of which
has confined his practice for the last II years.
Syphilis Gonorha and Gleets whether recent or Of long
copaiva, charge made. =
Structure which, of all diseases the most nsdious often
commencing and stealthy advancing where
even deamt OIL producing the amentbe effects upon
the mind and nervous system of the patient Some the
most prominent symptoms the
ges aversion TO society and the involuntary escape of few
drops of water, alter adjusting the clothes subsequent
TO vodnK urine Hundreds Of have been
treated upon my newly discovered system of Magnetic Repu
dant upon the rash Introduction Of instru ments
Self Pollution bid habit often arising with the inex
pcrenced and when once contracted dfuut
comcWoaucIng IN many instances decy, loss Of memory
pains IN the back and Ions emissions
and serity the sufferer IS speedily enabled under my treat
men - subune TINS pernicou practice and the
Balm. ~ ~ s"s
Fuor Albus Whites Distinctions Suppression of tho
large share of my research aud ony oua
he'd who has had the moral courage to
the empircsn winch so feaully prevails in this neg
lected branch oil medical science.
n the doubts and fears which often deter marriage
and on all other matters connected herewith may be con.
suited with the most honorable regard integrity
cecy PATIENTS at distance will please be poss
Post Office unless paid ~ 80
Offices No. Is Chambers street. between Centre stret and
Chatham street Hours from IA NJ to 10 r. M.
s27 1mrr
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
Medical Card,

DOCTOR MORR RISON,
NJ ORTIZ RIVER DiSPENSARY 204h Fulton street.
Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted condentay
all private Diseases which he without MERCURY
strant diet pursuit Recent particularly "Gonor
rhGa, /" he cures in to days.
on improved principles WITHOUT pain or nconyenence
the patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
those of other affections Of urinary but
penced Surgeons should be allowed make the
suffer much injury from awkward rTs rae ctioners ,, ,
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the tram of evils resulting from de-
habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ut
impotency radically cured by Dr. M pathological
principles by the system healthy tone and
stating its original vgor perfect guaranteed
charge.
N. B-Dr. NJ holds communion with medical pretenders
who claim Surgeons he is perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city See his diplomas in his Office
2os Fulton street Letters post paid and containing fee will
insure medicine and advice to any part OF the Union
Office 2O4h Fulton street, Greenwich Nev York. Open
from A. Nj. to 10 P. NJ, daily. sic lmfr
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
LUCINA CORDIAL,
+ l. IXI K OF LOX Z

XIR OF LOVE-
the touch Of earth vgor activity and confidence
10 the exhausted arteries with that glorious
ton LUClNA CORDIAL reiavest he generative organs
however weakened with their original power There not
shadow oil doubt that this true and
OF too decas nature hundreds would testify the uuriva
led efficacy Of tbs Cordial specific for al
bus gcets irregularities the secretions pains ia the ko
neys female suppessons TO- the revese) pospsus uer and
intact almost every disease 10 which the delicate portion
OF the human organization is liable. II indeed
m.lfornaton the parts but for thing short OF that
Offered as an inble cure Tor barrenness while all the 9TH
er diseases enumerated above whether chronic
VIII be found safe and sovereign reedy The Lucna Cor
dial gentle tonlc operating generally upon the
gans and bracing the whole without far stimulating
Junction to produce subsequent relaxation
trar 1t seems to act in perfect harmony with nature and
not create temporary but renewal the
natural energies The first bottle will fully convince the
purchaser Of the truth Of all we have asserted.
Phcpal Once l2o Fulton New York Sold also by
Seth W. Fowle Boston; Dr. Wadsworth, Providence; j. s.
u,phy 80 North Sixth street rhiadelpha OK Tyler ohm
SOU Washington Gityj O. Lnthaeam, Georgetown, j.
BY no othe person II any Of the above named places Price
81 per bottle or S24 per dozen s2t lmfr
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
M8uICai AdyiCA,

eoGTok LAMERT is still conhdentially consulted at his
Old once 6S tJoid street between Fulton 1eekman on
all dsease OF dscste h treatment being mild and
ludieous requires neither mercury Diet or him
drancs from business pursuits Recent Cases cured in or
days. : -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL ar,.
sing from too frequent indulgence Of the passions of ndiscrees
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being to restore the mentally and bodily that
state OF ygor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the p,.
tsnt being the least sometimes caused by
Of the parties by the Dr. esctuay cured with
The Doctor being qualified advertising Surgeons
In the city, perfect cure no made Lei
post paid enclosing fee Immediately attended TO- and Inc
diclne with advice sent any of the United States
Office 63 Gold street Open from A. M. to r. M.
o2 lm*rrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
Flour Markets.

ALBANY, Nov. 6-The receipts Of -four, owing to a
sunken boat III the canal near Amsterdam light and
holders OF Geneee are firm at So sales and East
ern orders SO l23 Two loads wheat sold at l2sc Rye
Is better-sales 10 76c.
BUFFALO, Nov. 5-There disposition to oper.
ate yesterday in either -four grain Holders are not
disposed TO 60 below 81 for flour and purchasers will
not come up to that within etc Sales Of bbs Mch
gan OF different brands were made, however at 81 A.
taken at 81 BIZ. In wheat we heard of nothing dsng
provisions remain about the same, except beef which
the large accumuating stock has dow inward
wst Erie and Chatauque county cheese sells &C. and
puter at 10 lac Salt for export is taken pretty freely
is Pork is rather heavy at sl3 so for mess and
SO so for prime. -
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
LIVERPOOL CLAssirIcArIoS.

New ORLEANS MARKETS., October 3o.-The business
done in cotton yesterday which amounted to 1900
bales was at decline of &c the rates paid
before the news by the Hbernia, and even at this
reduction buyers do not anxious operate
We perceive that offers have been made this morn
ing but yet they have resulted in any transac.
tons Middiing cotton may be quoted at 7c and really
good middling, at 7!c Fully fair bought at Sc.
Sugar was in fair demand yesterday with sales of 200
bids at 81 cents molasses has receded to %.
cents per gallon.
The sales of -four yesterday confined to coAsu.
mers wants the range of prices from 473 to rs for
all qualities. There was nothing done yesterday in
provisions.
The William Gray is in from Rio de Janerio this
morning, with 5000 bags Of coffee and the Oceanus
from Malaga with cargo OF wine and fruit.
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
ATRAPILATORY,
OR LIQUID
HAIR DYE

FOR CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK
OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES,
BY simple and easy process, without staining the
skin, or in any ,cay inj,u'ing the hair.
BY J. LAIRD, 81 CHATHAM STREET.
THE great advantages possessed by this Hair Dye over
perfectly natural solor comparatively short of
much Of the trouble and attending the
Of all former dyes entirely obvateL this For produ-
cipg the lighter shades of brown the Aapatoy be said
the only preparation through which satisfactory result
be relied and in addition the color having close
that OF completely defy deec
ton the of the dye will be found injurious
the hair which, after the operation. viii
toned softness, elasticity and gloss
oso im+m New York
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
tt-REMARKABLE CURES--n}
DIR. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST,

465 BROADWAY, 4th Door from Grand Street.
NM BIRD, William street, almost blind for sixteen
w months with neubuas covering the sight,
fectly restored.
Charles Barry late Of the Hamilton Literary and Theoog
cal % nearly blind from has been
perfectly cured
Miss Corcoran Mulberry street. totally blind Of eye
fer year. large ulcer covered the sight, cured in
few weeks.
Miss Crassous 1872 Green nearly blind from
sis; her sight is perfect.
We the Undersigned having witnessed astonishing
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS believe his preparations for
diseases of eye be blessings that could
be afforded the afflicted and highly recommend him
safe and skilfui Oculist.
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. g. Benedict,
Rev. s. Fl. Cone, Rev. j. Peck,
Rev. j. Andrade, r. G. Priest, Rev. E. Wheelock.
Artificial Eyes serted which be disnl luishsd from
the natural without giving the least pain Numerous cert
to be a the Office.
IL Advice gratis given to the poor, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays from until 10, A. NJ
On application by mail post paid the disease his
medicine will be Of the Union, with directions
ifs 70 Inn
The New York herald., 1845-11-08

~ Brig Andrew Ring of Lubecl Thnrlow, IS days from
Turks Island with 5000 bushels 3bexes bb old
copper TO Tucker Lightboun 81 hides Cofhn. Left
Brig Angola, Bell IS days from Mansania with mahogany
sc, TO ID Curtis. Left no Americans.
l schr Wave, Patterson, 2 days from New London
Schr Toga, Hallock Wilmington NC naval stores John
Ogden.
schr Excellent. Podger, Wilmington NC navsl stores
schr Lynehburs, Gould, Richmond flour and tobacco 10
Allen PsxsJn. -.
schr Adrian. Wapoe, Norfolk, mdse, to Hunter.
Schr Wren. Lynch, Ch,ncoteague.
Sehr Sarah Louisa Miller, Philadelphia.
Schr John Estell, Philadelphia.
81 lpop John Wallace, Price, Milford, Del.
Schr Civilian, Nichols Mschias. lumber, to j Snow
Schr Paragon Lunt. Newburyport fish.
Schr Edw Kent, Cross, New London for Philadelphia
Below.
Two ships, one barque, unknown
Sailed.
Ships independence Allen Lverpos Sharon, New Orleans:
brls warsaw, Herbest Tarragona, and others
The New York herald., 1845-11-08
From the Albany Argus, Nov. J
ElectIOn Results.

SISATE.--The result yet is somewhat doubtful in
the 4,h and 7th Districts. The probabilities that the
democratic candidates Messrs Young and Williams, are
elected and that MIR Walworh in the 5h, is defeated
II so, the democrats will elect ve and the wings three
of the senators, and the next Senate will stand -
democrats and wings.
THE HousE-The returns show the elebton of 81 de-
mocrats, 40 wings, and l irregular To these may
add probably Oswsgo2 Cayuga l. sullivan and posi-
bly, Broome Cataraugus ,, and Otsego3 g. The 81 de-
mocratc members already ascerained, two beyond
majority.
The House will be decidedly democratic. The ma.
Jory will exceed that OF last year, 1t then six.