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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
AphOriSnlS.

Say nothing respecting yourself, either good,
bad or Indifferent nothing good, for that is
vanity; nothing Indifferent, for that is silly.
People rarely repent Of having said little, but
very often of having said much This is a
maxim we'll known and seldom needed.
1t is not always proper to say what we think,
but it is never improper to think of what we are
to say.
Men acquire conversational refinement wom-
en- are born with 1t.
There is much folly which is well expressed
as there are many fools which are well clothed.
Never appear more wise or more learned than
those with whom you are Garry your knowledge
like your watch, in private pocket, showing
neither for the mere love of display.
Questions are frequently indicative of supe
riority or ndiscleion for this reason, they are
generally disagreeable, The most merciIes'
qnestioners are justly suspected of idIeness Oh
vanity.
Whoever speaks upon those subjects which
he is aware will tend to make another uneasy II
company, is an ill-bred person-S~if
Be not too much concerned to tell the inju
ries you have received. Suppress the very be
ginning of anger.
Leave good, but passionate man, time t
resolve aud cool as you also need yourself,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11

enterprises OF mutual interest; they would com
bine to purchase new implements or machinery
needed by all yet costing more than ony one
could afford to expend for such a purpose
Thus Moving and Harvesting Machines, Stump
Extractors, &c, with many others, would be
brought gradually into use where they otherwise
might not be. One or more intelligent mem.
bers would be depued to attend the meetings
and Fairs of County and State Societies. to visit
and examine expensive new implements, and
report to the next meeting. Very likely, in case
they were largely interested in any one branch
of Industry, they would depute one or two of
their number to go to market for the whole, as
observe by an advertisement that the Dairy
men of Herkimer County in this State maintain
a regular Society, with President and other Off
GERS for the purpose of selling to the best ad-
vantage their Butter and Cheese. The vein
here struck leads, who shall say whittier! E.
nough that it well repays the labor of working,
and may at any time be abandoned
The farmers life is Stunned or loathed by
many because it seems one of mindless drudgery
1t ought not to be so. If half our farmers
would study and reflect more they might do less
hard labor, and yet accomplish more in the
course Of a year. Ten hours work day in
summer and eight in winter ought, with good
management, to give any man good living
lie who works SO hard that he cannot read or
reflect after the labors of the day are over be-
cause Of fatigue, does not plan wisely Let
no man shun work when work should be done,
but to delye, delve forever is not the end of
mans life The farmers evenings should be
devoted to mental acquisition and rational en-
joyment. TO sup and tumble into bed is hogs
fashion, and highly injurious to health. But let
the farmer have about him the choicest works on
his own and auxiliary yocations, let these form
the subject Of study and conversation at least
two evenings in the week, while the newspaper,
the newest gonme and the Oldest Volume also,
have each their allotted season. Two or three
dollars contributed by each family in neigh
borhood or school district would 90 gre at way
in the purchase Of standard books at modem
prices.-Thesc are but hints, which each reader
will modify as his judgment shall suggest |
plead only for the essential thing Of making
Home pleasant and its hours OF relaxation hours
Of instruction also.-But it is high time had
brought these rambling Suggestions to a close.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
TME FIRE-SBDE.

BY F. o. HODGE.

BY F. o. HODGE.
The friends of our childhood are passing away;
On each once loved feature is written "decay."
The farest, the noblest, the brightest, the best
Arc fading, and failing, and sinking to rest.
Like shadows, like Clouds they are passing from earth
Exchanging for heaven the land of their birth;
Mid the cold, biting blasts Of the bleak winters day,
Meath the midsummer suns, they are passing away.
The places are vacant which once they did fill,
And the once bounding pulse is now torpid and still
And sacred the spot where their feet have trod,
Since they rest from their tolls in the arms ofther God
So, when the last leaf shall have wthered and flown,
And the astNend of childhood to heaven has gone,
May we rest from our labors, and free from all care
Range the bright fields of glory and breathe its pur
air.
South Walden, May 81, 1876.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11

betimes-be industrious and faithful, and your
Summer shall be bright, and your Autumn rich
and serene-Northdmpton Gazette
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11

An exchange paper says, there are many hogs IN
this world with invisible SHOUTS. Their bristes grow
inwardly, and their souls waow in the mre until
they become fitted for the devils pork barrel, into
which they go after hard scald
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-11
RESOLUTIONS.

|. Resolved, That American slavery is a SIN in view
of Gods law, outrage upon the principles of human
ity and at war with the spirit of republican institu-
tons, and that it should therefore meet with uncom-
promising opposition from the Christian, the Philan-
thropist and the Republican.
9 Resolved, That for the people of this country to
sanction by their acts their words or even by their
silence the existence of slavery, would be to ocqui,
esce in the subvesion of the fundamental principles Of
all ffeedOmo live down the truths of the Declare
ton of independence, and libel the memories of thes
revolutionary fathers.
g. Resolved, That Of all rights common to man, his
nalienabe rights are the most precious that these
are not affected by incidental circumstances-thatt TO
rob any human being Of these rights is daring in
fringement the authority and blessing of the AL
mighty and an act of the basest robbery on man. and
that will still adhere faithfully and distinctly to the
one idea the entire overthrow of slavery, as necessary
for the restoration and security Of these naienable
blessings.
4. Resolved That while we speak Of slavery in
terms of severest condemnation and reproof, we de
sign not to provoke the resentment or stir up tho ha-
tired of the people of the south against those Of this
north but wish, by portrayng the sin, to secure the
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-02

The WEEKLY CLIPPER. To-day's number is an
excellent specimen Of a good family and bu siness
journal, Is contents geaerally are of considerable
interest, embracing all the latest intelligence from
Europe, Mexico, the u. ). Army on the Rio Grande
proceedings ofCongress; a Report of the Markets;
sales ofStocks; Deaths; Marriages. City Items; Edi
torials Poetry; Miscellaneous Extracts, with great
variety of Other news, besides "The Devoted, .
'Edh Waneu,n and ''The Bctrothed three thtiI-
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per COpY,
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G7-BALTIMORE SATURDAY VISITER. This
paper gives more Of the beautiful Gems of Indian
Eloqarnce; The jews Revenge, "a thrilling talel;
The War Belt, "a legend of North Bend; Woman's
Mission the Wie-seeker; Editorial Janmssin, refer
ring to the Of the "COnIinenta Bubhlr,r Se-
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paper; Editorial Venaty; Complete List of Divi-
siOns OF Sons Of Temperance in the State; Another
Olive Leaf, by the Learned Blacksmith; Our Peni-
Tertiary, by the Lay Preacher; Proceedings of the
Reporters; Original Letters from the South, No. >,
Tales for Children; Sketches of Humor; Town and
County News, sc.
Price sing'y4 cents; per year 81 5Oi or 81 for 8
months. Office No. 10 North street, m2-ltE
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

May Morning. The first of May was usher
ed in with rain and cloudy sky, which spoiled
all the pleasure in autici patton by the "belIes
and bcauX," who had intended rowing the
country over, through wood and meadow, to
pluck the FIRST lowery offerings of "rosy-footed
May" Many were disappointed, but others
again were gratihed, for it no doubt saved the
gardens of the suburban residents, from being
totally despoiled of all their beauty. Towards
nine O'Clock in the morning, it cleared off how
ever, and the sun shone out warm and balmy;
but about four o'clock in the afternoon q change
came over the Esprit of the weather" again,
and we had fine rain from the west-north
west. Better weather could not be desired for
the growing crops, which should satisfy all who
were disappointed,
Who's Got thai Umbrella? On Thursday
night last, during the severe storm of wind and
rain, as two gentlemen were hastily passing
towards the Holiday street Theatre, in Hon.
day street, with an umbrella hoisted and car
ried directly in front of them, they accdently
ranagainst party of three persons coming from
the theatre. The suddenness of the contact
upset the two gentlemen on the pavement the
umbrella falling from their hands They were
hardly down before they were up again. but
10! the party of three had disappeared and with
them the umbrella! Stealing an umbrella,
according to the moral code, is no theft; but
to take an umbrella away in the rain, ought to
be punished as highway robbery.
mfanlicde. Coroner Hooper, Yesterday, held
an inquest over the body of bright mulatto
child, apparently about one or two days old.
found exposed on the commons in the rear of
the Maryland Hospital 1t had large frac-
ture on the back of its skull, which no doubt
caused its death. The verdict of the Coroner's
Jury was-"that it came TO its death by blow
inflicted on the back of its head, by some per-
son or persons, unknown"
Effects Of The BIor. We learn that the vo-
lent blow Of wind and rain on Thursday even
ing, did much damage in the city, The walls
Oft new house on Bond, near Washington st.,
and the gable end of new dwelling, at the
corner Of Bond and Alice Anna streets, FEELS
Point, were blown down, besides bricks and
shingles being blown from several other build
ings. No other damage Of consequence, how
cyer was done.
IT, S. Circuit Court. In the case of David
Burnett VS.. the Augusta Insurance Company,
of Augusta, Ga, an action to recover the a.
mount f the policy of marine insurance, the
Jury Yesterday, rendered verdict for the
plaintlf, for the sum of S3466 co. Another
case of trihng Importance was disposed of,
when the Court adjourned until this morning.
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a9- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

09- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
the Office OF the Clipper, l34 BALTIMoRE-sr.--as
MAMMOTH pIrIs Much larger than any other
""""oIh BILLS Office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. SC.
Indeed it is needless to enunerats, as we are pos
sessed oftaciities with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery for doing work. in every style,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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QI5- The EVANGELICAL EDUCATIONAL AS
ISOLATION of Baltimore, win hold a meeting, in
which measures of the greatest Importance to the OBJ
Jects and interests of the institution will be brought
inst at half past O'clock in jefferson street Cha
pei near Caroline All persons who have subscrib.
ed the prospectus are thereby constituted members
and are most afleconatey and respectfully request
I'd 10 attend with those also whe are DESTROYS of
uniting themselves with the Association. And all
persons who hold in their posse sion the prospeetuses
of The Assacialion earnestly requested to return
them 10 the SecfetaTy on that occasion. mi-2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-02

HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE This establishment, since
its opening on Wednesday evening, has been crowd
ed nightly, with large and fashionable audiences and
the performance throughout greeted with much ap
plause. Madam Augusta has been received with
frequent encores, and has well sustained her Justly
merited reputation. This evening splendid bill is
offered, in which this celcbra ed danseuse appears
supported by the whole strength ofthe talented COM
pany See the bills
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/ MOTHER EXCELLENT NUMBER

IN OF THE WESTERN CONTINENT
Appears for the present week-itis as usual, richly
strnctve matter, Random Recollections Of an Old
Doctor, written for the Continents The Every Day
Life OF Physician of Baltimore; Bishop Hughes on
Europe another chapter of Mrs. Bibbs' Baby; and a
Capital Letter by Charles Dickens: The Drowned
Boys, Sea side Sketch The Festival of flowers;
column Of excellent Sunday Reading; Original Poe
Try w the Editor; and Editorials; Mr.. lngersolps
ISLANDERS; Spilit Of the British Colonial Press; The
beauties of Baltimore; The Eclipse, Sc Sc. Joe
Cowell again; and reply from Old Town 10 Major
Jones Last Letter, capita Letter, &c. sc. Single
copies o. cents 5? year. Published and for sale by
WILLIAM TAYLOR * co.
II 4, and Jarvis Building North street
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G3- FRESCO PAPERHANGINGS. The subscri-
Der would call the attention of persons intending TO
have PAPERHANGlNG done this Spring, to his OK
teEsive assortment of fine super FescO, Paror, HAIL.
Dining and Chamber PPPERHANGiNGS 5,
Borders, sc. His stock is fresh, and embraces the
very ates styles of superior Papers Also, very
large assor tment of fine commen Paperhaneings on
reasonable terms Also, large lot of splendid French
Fire Board Prints.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 49 Gay street.
ap242w near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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THE MgsEuM.-Beneft Of Mr., Seton. The enter
tanments at the Saloon, this evening" are for the be-
nefit of the gentemany and popular Stage Manager,
Mr. John Seton The bill offered for the occasion is
certainly very attractive one. A new Eastern spec-
tace called the "Three Hunchbacks; or, the Arabian
Nights Entertainments" together with for the first
time this season, the popular drama of "Jemmy
Twitcher in France, }" will be represented Mr.. Self
ton appears in both pieces. Between the pieces M ISIS
st. Clair will appear in three favote dances. We
confidently predict full and fashionable house.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE, The members of this
Division are informed that the place of meeting has
been removed from Union Hall to the splendid newly
fitted up room over the BAZAAR, Harrison street,
where they will please be punctual in attending THIS
Saturday EVENING, at o'clock. Members of
sister Divisions cordially invited meet with us.
It BY order, L. w. DAVIES, X. Scribe.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

N3-JOHN SEFTON's BENEFIT and last ap-
pearance. SATURDAY, Nag ID, will be present.
ed, with new Scele and Dresses, the Eastern Spec
tacle OF the
THREE HUNCHBACKS OF TIE
ARABIAN KNIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS
Three Hunchbacks, by Mcssrs, John Seton, Owens
ard Johnston.
Dancing by Miss st. CLAIR.
With (frst time This seasCn) the popular Drama Of
JENNY TWiTCHER IN FHANCE:
The sequel to the Golden Farmer.
Jenny Twitcher, JOHN SEXTON.
Robert Macare, Mr.. GALLAGHER.
Pieuo, Mr. OWENS.
Agatha, Mrs, WILKINSON.
DC For particulars, see small bills of Saturday.
ap303t
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nc A meeting of the members of the METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH jmae and lGmas) in
all HE stations in the city Of Baltimore, friendly to
sending delegate to the Convention to be held in
the city of London, in the furtherance of Christan
Union among Evangelical Protestant denominations
throughout the world, will be held in Light street
O'Clock. full attendance is desired. An address
viii be delivered by The Rev. ]. A. COLLINS. m2 u,
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Amrritan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY ?, 1916.

nr The large and increasing circulation OF the CLIP,
ne2 both in town and country together with me lact
p; ,;,'iops and sentiments are unettercd by par
uhal us on pr,ndiccs thereby giving it wei
snr" r""opSn among all classes and conditions Of so
si"y and especially those who constitute the ME OF
trade and business, make 1t medium io' aaNef'Shg
c5u"ts and ctzcns generally should be aware OF this
impo rtant fact
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03-FRENCH AND GERMAN L looking GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
single Plate.|
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of cntireynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc Sc. for sale and made to order as cheap rs they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States r. S. FRYER,
Milf No. l North Gay street.
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VIOLENT STORM AT WAsmNGroN. BY the
letter of our Washington correspondent, it will
be seen that tho storm Of Thursday evening,
was more violent in that city than here, and
that there was miraculous escape fromloss of
life Mt GEORGETOWN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-02

Mr.. WEBSTER. The Union states, "that
tho committee of investigaton-o which MIR.
q Petit is chairman-have summoned witnesses
from Maine" This is the committee which
was appointed by the Honse Of Representa-
tives, with view TO the impeachment Of Mr..
Webster, for the fraudulent application Of the
Secret Service Fund. MIR. Webster will not
shrink from the most searching scrutiny Of his
public conduct; and, however improper and
impolitc it may be, to expose to the world the
manner in which the Secret Service Fund
has been applied, we venture to predict, that
Mr.. Webster will come out of the investga-
ton with clean hands. His reception at Bos-
ton shews, that lis immediate constituents
have the most implicit reliance upon his nteg-
rity; and We think that the event will prove,
that his enemies have set bad precedent for
a fruitless object. Appropriations for secret
services may as well hereafter be withheld,
for no President will use such funds, hOwev er
urgent the necessity, or advantageous 10 the
public interests, if he is TO be made liable to
impeachment, or to unjust suspicious, for hay-
ing discharged his duty.
We hope that the other commlttee--Oppon-
led to ascertain the manner in which Mr.,
Charles J. IngorsolI obtained access to the pa
pers connected with the disbursement of the
Secret Service Fund-wll also perform its
task-that it may be known what public Off
Ger has violated his duty. That there has been
gross misconduct somewhere, connected with
this business, is beyond qucstion-'or it cannot
be supposed, that the vouchers for the dis
bursement Of the secret service fund,are kept in
a place accessible to every member OF Congress.
If they are the seal of secrecy might as well
be removed and the documents be publicly
communicated to Congress.
We shall look with no little interest, for the
reports from these committees, in the confident
expectation, that they will contain an honora-
bic acquttal of Mr. Webster, and just re-
buke of his accuser.
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A LII THE WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS

A LII THE WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
IN FOR THE PRESENT WEEK
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per year, single numbers 10,
fresh supply Of the Illustrated Magazine-four
beautiful Engravings o5c
All other Magazines fresh from the press Call early
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W5- Second edition Of the Tnrce Guardsmen will
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&Y- Store OPEN until half past 10 O'Clock on Sa
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