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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-18
I6DAYs LATER FROM EURoPE!!
Hats! Hats !! Hats!!!

s. MORGAN has received the spring style of Hats and is
receiving from Bosona general assortment of the best and most
fashionable hat stock ever brought into this vicinity which will be
manufactured by experienced workmen, and sold and
retail as low or lower for cash. than be bought this side of
Boston New York All hats sold by for good hats will be
warranted, DESTROYS of establishing business,
and am determined be undrsod by any merchant natter
this side of the City, either local or travelling
am offering TO the public hats cheaper for cash approved
credit than ever offered before in this country, be- but by the
manufacturer will sell good wool hats from cts dollar;
good fur napt with wool bodes for $3.50 900 Extra $50 to
800; Nua fur bodies and saxony for $50 45 plain case-
mere blues fur bodies from 80 to $780, white and black
from 300 to 35O Otter and Beaver from 450 $50;
moesn fur bode 900 to $780, and 800 Of the best prssan
mOleskn.
All kind of produce received, also pels WOOL s ed CLOTH
sugar capboards floor boards shingles, &c
call from former patrons and the public generally before buying
elsewhere. -
Johnson, May H. lsiG, 9OGw
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Poetry.
Lines,


Suggested by contrasting the sympathy that is ex
pressed for c. T. Torrey with the almost utter indiher
ence that seems to peade community with respect t.
the fate of C. Farbank who is sentenced to ifteeT
years hard toll in the pententiary of Kentucky TO
the same mercifu deed, delivering the spoiled out o
the hand of the oppressor!"
Forgotten one, no wife hast thou
To mourn thy lingering doom,
Or grieve to think thy bridal VOW
Is cancelled by the tomb!
Yet Thave hopes of thee, my brother,
Though thou may'st have no wife or mother
When dark Kentucky's sons shall feel
The fire that warns one generous breast
No longer will thy cell conceal
The shelterer of the oppressed
But burst thy prison doors must be,
When freedom sounds her jubilee.
And oh the day is dawning fast
Light shines DER hill and dale
Thy darkest hours already past
For slaverys minions quail
Before that deathless power that filings
Der earth, broadcast, on Freedoms wings
May that kind Form that quelled the flame
Who was in truth the Son of God,
Bear up thy spirit by his name,
Though flesh may tremble at the rod
Which naughty tyrants vainly WELD,
Ere they must perish from the field
Yes, oh! my brother may'st thou feel
A happy foretaste of thy rest,
Which that bright day will sure reveal,
When thou art welcomed with the bess'd
That rest which breaks upon the ear
OF those who love Chrst's poor 10 cheer
Then fare thee we'll Each stripe-each tear
Shall be remembered in that day
When all are summoned to appear:
And he shall to his children say,
Ye've done it to the least of these
A crown of joy shall ye receive.
r. WEEKS.
18th month"; 18th, 1876.
han
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COLTON'S
IMPROVED BEEHIVE.
A HIGHLY T.ALU.4BLE LNVE.NTTO.N!!


Il HE Subscribers prepared to offer for sale
L COLTON'S IMPROVED BEEHIVE,
for which letters Patent have been obaned and which,
it is confidently asserted, combines sufficient advantages
all other Hives in use, TO make it worthy the
immediate attention of all such as keep are DESTROYS
of keepr g, Bees, even though il be but ONE SWARM.
The construction of the Hive is simple, and adapted
TO the nature and habits of Bees, that, the more NU
NERVOUS THE BEES, the MORE ROOM is furnished
for them to labor that in the midst of the Honey
season, ample scope given for the industry of ALL This
Hive, when examined by those acquainted with the
agement of Bees, is Immediately purchased and highly
recommended and such recommendations, from many
of the first in the State (among which Governor
SLADE AMI Lieut. Governor EAToN,) are published in a
Pamphlet, together with directions for the construction
Of the Hive aud the management of Bees which pam
phlets accompany the sale of each right.
This nventon is the result of much study and research
and is offered for sale, for the purpose of
massing fortune, hut with the confident belief that the
introduction and general of it will be incacuabe
public benefit Being desrous that this Hive should be
Immediately introduced the public and lis superior ad.
vanages appreciated and enjoyed, the proprieors will
dispose of Town County Rights upon terms highly ad-
vantageous to purchasers
ir-F Specimens OF this Hive may be at the resi-
dence of the subscribers, Pttsed and Stockbrde Mo-
F. Weld East Berkshire Bennett Eaton Esq. Enos-
hurgh and at the freeman Office Montpelier
fUS Application for Town or County Rights from
BENIN ton, Windham, Rutland and Addison counties
and from neghborng States, should be made to AARON
COTTON, PtlsGeld, Vt and the remaining counties in
Vermont to J. NJ. BENNETT, Gaysville
AARON COTTON,
JOHN NJ. BENNETT
Pitsfeld, February 10, 1916. S1
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9TH month, 18th, 1876.
BY MARY HowITT

BY MARY HOWITT.
Little streams, in light and shadow
Flowing through the pasture meadow
Flowing by the green wayside;
Through the forest dim and wide;
Through the hamlet still and small;
By the cottage; by the hall;
BY the ruined abbey still;
Turning, here and there, mill;
Bearing tribute to the river;
Little streams, love you ever.
Summer music is their flowing;
Towering plants in them are growing;
Happy life is in them all,
Creatures innocent and small;
Little birds come down to drink
Fearless on their leafy brink;
Noble trees beside them grow,
Glooming them with branches low,
And between, the sunshine glancing,
In their little waves is dancing.
Little streams have flowers as many,
Beautiful and fair as any;
Willow-herb with cotton-seed;
Arrowhead with eye of jet,
And the water-violet;
Where the Towering rush you meet
And the pluming meadow-sweet;
And in places deep and shlly,
Marble-like, the water-lily.
Little streams, their voices CHEEKY
Sound forth welcomes to the weary,
Flowing on from day to day,
Without stint and without stay.
Here, upon their howery bank,
In the old times pilgrims drank,
Here, have seen, as now, pass by
Kingfsher and dragon-fy;
Those bright things that have their dwelling
Where the little streams are swelling
Down in valleys green and lowly,
Mumuring not and gliding slowly;
Up in mountain-holows wild,
Fretting like peevish child;
Through the hamlet, where all day
In their waves the children play
Running West Or running East
Doing good to man and beast,
Always giving, weary never,
Little streams, love you ever.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-18
HEALTHY FAMILIES.

EALTIlY families those who the "REaURIECTION
or PERSIAN PILLS" They keep the stomach clean, the liver
Free the blood pure, the appetite good the mind braut in
the person healthy Those who have salow yellow
be assured that their liver less dsease
by taking the Persian Pills frequently, their skin will become
and fair their stomach will be strengthened and they will
healthy flow of pure BLOOD which will give the bloom Of health
Those who inclined fever and ague dyspepsia cosveneSs
or who have an unpleasant taste in their the morning
should these pills for they cleanse the ectua
that the breath becomes perfectly Parents and all
should bear in mind that they efCtua of the dara
No children have been known die of complaints
who have used these Pills from the their disease
mark this for you will blame yourselves your children die that
you did not try the Persian Pills
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-18

Ladies and gentlemen will be without the genuine Odrdg
es Balm of Columbia for hair You depend upon
tine only article that prevent badness and keep
free from dand We have known on the bald
heads ofpcrons seventy years give refer
ence to any that wish, to those that have been perfectly
and have had their hair restored within the two months
BE sure and getthe genuine, with the signature Comstock
on il or get none.
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kOLMsTUCk7S VEKMIFL


This remedy for Worms of the most extraordinary
eecay eradicaes of all sorts, from children
and adults
Thousands perish without the real being known
other assigned orthe sickness, until too late
the
What immense responsibility upon parent who
know the doctor who does not understand
plant which destroying those precious flowers of lechdren
What should be done?
good they worms and they have will destroy
and eradicate with certainty and percson truly astonishing.
1t harm the smallest infant the strongest adult There
mercury mineral in it. Mercury the basis of
remedies remedy than the
ozenges but rely upon this Every person will bo
convinced trial that is the perfect invent
ed We call al good citizens to make known the effects of this
wonderful rem NV.
AZ Price % Ce1''.
Sold by Comoc Ross, No 10, fremont Row, Boston, and
by $. Collins, Montpelier
REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.
From the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times.
Mr. p ~ LYMAN So Commerce street, cured of total deaf
Of fifteen yea standing, by few TASKS Of Dr. NC Nairs
Oil He had short before returned from Boston,
spent S75 had the onss of his taken and
tried with the faculty. but without
He had also sp9nt 800 the city to the faculty. but he
5 the when they through He then in despair
tho gh he would thing before he and pr0cu
red flask of Dr. McNars Acoustic oil and heiis cured
Sold by ComStock Ross No. 10 fremont Row. Boston, and by
S. r. Collins, Montpelier
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.
For unaCCOntabe reason, for the last years
people, misfortune
have their hair permanently We have been frequently
applied to for something to turn the hair back its natural color
which has induced much trouble and expense
furnish customers and the public generally with and i'm
proved Hair Dyone that nearly efecta and in
furious To the head hair for the moderate price of50 bot
tie We have succeeded beyond expectations This
Offer the public with great confidence. We have had thorough
y tested time after time, before could offer for sale. The
price is such that all can afford to it, and its quality believe
to be superior to any ver before made.
Sold by Comock Ross, No 10 fremont Row. Boston, and by
S X. COLLINS, Montpelier
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Hin Plate, Ru+ STA, English and
Canada Sheet Hss0N,
Iron Wire, Sheet and Bolt Copper
Sheet Lead, and Zinc, Wire Vel
lum, etc. etc.

In conclusions would remark that our goods are all
purchased with CASH DOWN, and at the pery b1oest
prices which will enable to sell them upon The most
Favorable terms.
In buying the large amount do, we obtain our
Goods of the AGENTS for the MANUFAcTURERs, and
hence not compelled to pay t,co profits before
they get into our hands. This gives decided ad-
vantage those who buy in smaller quantities, as they
pay ONE PROFIT which SAVE by buying direct from
the MANUFA CTURER's AGENT.
We intend at all times to keep general and large as
sorment of GOODS, and we solicit business, fully con
fdent that give SATISFACTION to those who ia
vor us with call. WILLIAM X. Villas,
MORILLO MOVES.
Bnrlinglon, De emher, 1915. 81
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DEPILATORY.

This article used for taking of uperduous hair the face and
neck, is sold for 80 cents per bottle.
o. All the above for sale by COMSTOCK ROSS, No. 10,
fremont Row, Boston--and in Aontpelierby
SLY. s. X. COLLINS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-18
JOHN ?. hALE.

TASlGION Able qA1n@Po
SOUTH East corner of Branch Bridge, State-sreet
~ Montpelier, VT.
N. B. Particular attention paid to CUTTING for
theirs to make
March, 26th 1916.
IL DOE. UMBRELLAS,
MEbL1s, WILDER AND Co,
Oct s, ts46 Il
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TO Merchants s. PedJers!
Villas & MOVES,
pzrEpE WNNg-nN w

% ings, Colored Cambrics, Silecias,
Canvass, Padding, Burlaps, Br. Drills,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Wad-
ding, Batting, Wicking, Cotton Yarn,
Cotton and Wooden Flannel, EdgingS,
Laces, Cotton Threads, &c. &c.
ALSO
A great variety of Buttons, Combs, Pins, Needles,
Hooks and Eyes, States, Scissors and Sheas Razors and
Razor Srops, Knives Silver Spoons, Plated, Britannia
and Iron Spoons Soaps Wallets, Pocket-Books, Tapes,
Suspenders. andkeichef Cravats Coat Cord and Bind
ings, Sewing Silk and Twist.
Also
Fancy Jewery, &c-Thimbles, Essence, British, Bear
and Macassar Oils Opodedoc Spelling Books, Letter.
Cap and Wrapping Papers, &c. &c,
ALSO
Manufacturers of Tin Ware.-A large stock (which
is kept constantly hand, also Japanned Ware
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hin Plate, Eau STA, English and
Canada Sheet EEs0N,
Iron Wire, Sheet and Bolt Copper,
Sheet Lead, and Zinc, Wire Vel
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Little Streams.

t Dan, BIS.
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which combines with the nitric acid. And
there are frequently large accommodations Of
nitre under old buildings. 10 some parts OF
the East Indies, where it seldom or never
rains, nItre accumulates as under buildings
here,) in such quantities that the soil IS
shovelled up and Ieached, as we do ashes,
and boiled down TO nilre. Nitrate Of lime
IS formed in vast quantities IN the lime cav.
erns Of kentucky. And the plains in the
province Of Africa, in Peru, are covered
with 40 incrusta,ion Of nitrate of soda.
Every body knows, or ought 10 know,
that saltpe,re is a good manure-ihough
perhaps they do not all know why II is
Possibly may continue he subject, but my
sheet is full at this time. l.. Il.
Hdrner, v. H., April 20. ls46.
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Tanning business.

"a VIE subscriber return his thanks to his
~ friends for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore received aud inform. them and the
public generally that he still continues the above
bu'ness at his residence situated about half
mile south Of Steel Greek Church where Lcarhe,
Of all kinds can be obtained. His business IS con.
Quoted by experienced workman and his Leather
%iiI be warranted to be as good as any made in
this section Of country.
Tie has now on hand and intends 10 kreu Il
quantity Of good shoes.
:, ~ VIM NJ. BlGHAH.
May |, l5fG 3uf
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Patent .HcdiCiHeS.
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RrAoyron II,nrras' rrsoa>rl, tl1rnyArro b,

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~ Pcrsons collecting six copies Of this Bible.
aud forwarding them 10 the subscriber, with di.
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Pattern No. consists ola splendid collection
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Life Insurance +,

y. York Mutual Lifc iqmragcs Ceasg
fHNllE subscriber having been apps'e!#t 81
n igr The abHvo Company, is pfeaa'sa
fe.Er aPP..cauana, and ~ communieata sHi 80
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DEs. TAXLOR's
BalSam of sAiyerW0r

For The cure Of Coughs, Colgs, Ca'arfs t.a
bh,onHg Cough, Bfo1sh,irs EIrfr q 80
and all dG,dnsas Of TIE T4roai and iasa
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grayaied cases, FOR nearly ten years, uadHs . !
1t has bctn N use, thc Proprietor feet. na afs /
ey N introducing II, ard recommending i q
Who unfortunately may have occasion 70 fstal
some means Of recovery. Physicians poi 2
quocty use II IN their practice, and With toe v
zeal Faculty generally, It has met sl.a %
more than ordinary APPRECIATION.
Ccruhca,cs and Testimonials could 10 iar
ed IN abundance from the highest aud @f''
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CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF RIA'
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''''"s ''tNlf y huhl lhNh august = VS.
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Lungs severe cough, with the expcclo'aIe
much mucous, pain 10 the head, soreness y !
chest, and olhr distressing ~ mploms. ~.
bottle Of Dr. Tayiur's Balsarn Of IIvefRoh !.
80, Bowcry winch, under the blessing q 4.
ldoucc, gave me immediate relief IL uiiea /
been such in my case, that cannot too .F'
praise i. ClIAS. l.. SMITH
April 3, 1919 1873 Tilefy st., BrooA4H
For a common Cold aud Cough, this Is oas
The very best remedies ever discovered
~ B There is spurious aud counterfeit y.
cie auoa'' therefore be careful to get the genu7
which Is from 31j Bowory, N. Y
~ "A Fresh supply Of the above Medleas J.
received and for sale al tbs Charlotte Drug S.'
by BOATS
Hoy %, ls45 93tf
o.
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THE PROsCRIBED BOOK.
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THE QUAKER CITY;
on
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The History OF Rornanisn,,

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Just putt -Lei
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Sheriff Sale.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
>nse WILL sell at the Court Honfe IN
!: !. 4. J. !. !. Z. !. !.
CA - Concord, on tbe 81 Monday Of Sep
Ggh tembcr next, Likely Negro B2g, DO
nv wus committed to Cabarrus county jail
IS.)on the 29h day Of May -4j, and vas
nm advertised according TO act Of assembly,
60 IN the Raleigh Register. Said negro Is
about 25or 30 years Of age, 5 feet Z or g inches
high, Of dark yellow color, stout built. lie states
that he belongs 10 he estate Of Samuel Purguson,
Decd, late resident Of the State Of Louisiana.
lie calls himself Reuben
Terms Of sule cash.
c. Y. WHITE. Sheriff
Concord, May 2G, l54G. t47
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IHe IIIe on IUe work i d IlT70WI.
The Pictorial History Of the
American Revolution.

with an account tho EARLY HISTORY or
TUE COUNTRY. the CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES, au1 Ctrsaala.7l.i
ind'E Illustrated uub s,re5al Hta9ted EaQJra.
iBgs -
aJ |, lg The determination Of the publisher ia
spare neither pains nor ca cnse 10 make t.tswafk
P'Hecliy acceptable to ercrg faraty throughout
me fritre country, II will be found the ta9st M.
uac'Ive and cheapest ever presented to The nat.
Eopagc OF The American people. The rreBamtnu
OIL TIE work has been attended with great lb,,
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chcc, from which 10 take an impartial y,s,y NJ
the character N the transactions which subsit
themselves 10 the recording pen but more than
hali century has elapsed since the eooni,ls fira,
asserted thcr independence aud tie generation.
whose afdu'ns struggles achieved 20 glorious a
re.uIt'-has passed away 10 the silent tomb.
through the whole work, the editor bas aimed
70 90 justice without a.pcrty to applaud paitiot,
ism, but noi 20 Justify ITS eAccsscs; 10 condemn
tyranny $ut not 10 overlook the virtues If e,a,g
Of us monuments and to exhibit the kindly pros.
peel Of Inc iu'ure more strongly than the irtta.
tng aspect OF the past. The great interest IN,
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'"y VI incia patronage. An extensive MI ~
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TO" pHce proposed Postrnaa,ors and ,,t..,'. ~
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rs Nassau street, n. Yart
an edit1n oiA Mao be Jouad W IN u,sl, g,,,
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FyNllE subscriber respectfully informs tie pub.
M lie generally. that L. las taken The house
on Main ST, few doors from M Joshua Ifot.
ter's Carriage shop, where be prepared - exc
cute any orders for
sidcboardS, Bureaus. Tables. Sc
IN Tie best manner. at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms lie hopes by strict
attention 10 business 10 merit a share Of public
patronage
IL Orders Tor CGEEINS pil. be attended
to at the shortest notice ana us !ow possible
according 10 quality
REPAIRING OF al kinds lerae3 n.
JOHN J. Beatty
Juiy 9. 1886. 41.f
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100 Won Neatly Erecuted al A,s OMc,.
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IN ga,i3n o,Il aiso be boaad up IN Muslin Gib
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nOTCuklSS'S
Vertical Water " heel.

We refer, among Others, Is tic ieilog.ue gcnl!e.
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