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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
. vOrcer.er,F r. Johnson Waits6e'S q skirnsrj
%mstSs,p %%n D. RaRa r. e. SCOTT fn%f Mahea Ds Pfsf Pfin
Woodbury., A. Town. Barre, G. s. Johnson;
Calais. j. Mower Norhhed, w. II. smith
A. Pearce Fayston, e. II. Baxter
G. J. Siayton;
ORANGE co.
Bradford, J. D. Whttlcseyi s. Newbury; J. Abbott;
Brookied, A, Mason, Esq. Randolph, H. Parkhurst
j.. Ea,t do s. Nj. Bgelow East do. n. ?. Brooks;
Tunhrdge,J Il. WOodward;W. do s. Cobb;
Cor, a. REV. s. Cummings vershre, Newell Prescott,
Hieh VFaaSH WasSnson L. L. hG'' F. ihurbe
\. do. J. F. George; strafford, D 8. Bartlett.
Newhury, Rev. s. sinsi
CHITTENDEN co.
Charlotte, w. g. Baldwin; Jericho and Underhill L.
Huntingdon J Johnson Barney ,,, n.,
Wcstf,rd re Beach Wiston, w II French;
Richmond, James C. Waston.
WINDSOR co.
po,ho, A Marsb. Cavendsh, J. c. Spaldng;
y do q Hincher; Chester, O Hutchinson
pocbaste, & Cooper; RoyaltOn, o Henry;
SSaroS PoTksr Norwich. NJ Davis,
Bridgewater Il. Raymond WOODSTOCK, v hichhoHui
Windsor, ]. M. Thorndike de. Lake;
Brownsville Perkins; sheddsville' Mai: Farwell;
Hartford, A Howard, Quechee vll.C Iinkhsm'
s,%a.d. u' l. Bl"ckmet; do in Willard, Jr.,
Fdo' l. ReIknap; snosville, Hazen
pomfret G Harding, 3D. Stockhrdge, Rev. MIR Daily
e. do Chandlef Gaysville, NJ Bennert.
RUTLAND co.
Rutland, R R Thraii Bundon, R Marsh; Marsh;
walltngford A Ramsdell; Pittsfeld c Joyslin
ClaIendon, w Marsh;
WINDHAM co.
Townshend, w ShaNer; Wilmington, o. L. shafterj
Windham q II Upham; Hammonds Mills, G. Taylor
Jamaica, r Goodae; Dover. W II JONES'
Bratueboro, C, FrOst Brookline, A Flintj
Athens, Shaller;
BENNINGTON co.
Manchester, D Roberts, Jr.; Dorset, A Landon;
Bennington, ] MattesOn; Bhaftsbury, l. Bottom.
do Or. Wilcox;
ADDISON co.
Ferrisburgh, o Sholes; Granville, H. Cady;
vergrnnes, DR. A sprague, Bristol, =. Nsedham,;
MonktOn, n SpoOner COTnwalle, I Haskell;
Lincoln, DR. Kent; Addison, Reeves;
Mddlebury, R. l.. Fuller; Hancock, A. Piper;
Weybdge, NJ Stoves
FRANKLIN co.
W. Enoshurgh, NJ Dean; franklin, @ FELTON,;
do. Falls, Col. Kendall ST. Abans, L Brainard,J
Montgomery, Martin; Feirheld, John Stafford;
Berkshire, Comingsj RchfOrd, 9 Gof
CALEDONIA co.
Hsrdwiok, w wheatley; Peacham, W r Mattocks;
Lyndon, ShinneI and Foss McIndoe's Falls McAnh'
Wa,d' A%sds" Fsd;. ss eyssa'asi q yods GSsoS s1ean
SSugiui r Harvard Shetied, L Harvey:
n d. w Sias; Groton, Weld.
ORLEANS co.
A,h.nv w n Gates. Lowell, D Hardingj
11au.E' r w Kimbou: N Troy, M Eastman;
Dt.L, Ssstnn, =. w Has snes; Charleston, o Warren;
Ci,s Z R,.nceard Brownngton, W Scales;
%loSe.i %l,o = Comings; Coventry, J. Hurd;
do C babbit, Y "hS'o"'
Irasburgh, E Kmball;
LAMoILLE CO.,
c...h,,a,. NJ saroyd Jacksonville, J Stafford
E%ruo,. Sco,t. Hydepark, A Morse,
Thn.oH A W Cad, veil ; Wateivile, Fisk ana
SS.T'oun Wrst. NJ Hotohkiss;
Ston,s n Lothian; Woltott, Pennock.
Eden, DR.. Atwel;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

Gods livery is very plain one but its wear
ers have good reason to be content. If it have
not so much gold lace about it as Satan's, it
keeps out foul weather better, and is besides a
great deal cheaper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

CANNOT SING.
I cannot sing, as when her strains
Would swcetly echo every tone;
Oh! ask lns not, my stricken heart
No moe breathes music, once its own.
We had no other, yet they said
This wound would heal, these tears be dried
Twill be 80, when two other graves
Receive their tenants by her side!
Ttice since we laid her with the dead,
Aaye Autumn's golden sheaves been laded-
thrice have the srring.birds come and flown,
! And thrice the fow'rets bloomed and faded.
Yet-yet the far off birds returning
The harvest sunset, gilded DER
The fow'rets spnngng-b blooming-fading,
But whisper, " she will come no moIe!"
Sister! cannot sing as then;
Such Joyous strains no more are given,
Bot will breathe one little lay
IT'S Tears on earth, but rest in Heaven"
CORA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

To commserate is sometimes more than to
give, for money is external to mans self: but
he who bestows compassion communicates his
own soul.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

Oceans Of ink, and reams of paper have been
expended to reform the social and political con-
dition of man. The only way to effect this OBJ
iect is, to "do as you would be done by"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

The cure of all the ills and wrongs, the cares,
the sorrows, and the crimes of humanity, lie in
that one word-LovE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

A iudicious silence is always better than truth
spoken without charity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

Provision is the foundation of hospitality, and
thrift the fuel of magnifcence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

TGRMs-$l sol advances LIS after three months, or
300 after six months ScJ- Village subscribers, 90.
r Transportation must, in all cases. be paid
esfibers%0
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

Louisville, Buffalo, Providence and Washing
ton are about $4,000 each,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13

The leading Cities of the United States rate
as follows, under the new census, as to popula-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13
Obt freeman

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
n Kai"Urighfs Building, Second FOOr-FrOnt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-02-13
]. W. H. CHENEY, PRINTER.
List of Agents
FOR THE FREEMAN.


v. B. PALMER, Boston.
s. NJ. PETINGILL, do.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11

well 60
"And saw something there that touched
my heart IL slept a. all last night, 10 was
only la dream uf it aBi father, siT ] aaW
two littlr girs. and love thrm trndery.-
%. sir le thOugit0 81 cnlning nut, in q cold
Wiuter night, iu searh ~ mr, 100 such pol
lHiei place IpaLpl the blood feel gold 10 my
veins
Words 10 unexpected coming upon Mr.
J. fireman, when be- Was comparatively tolHr,
disturbed han deeply lu spite 81 all bic ru-
dtatpr- 10 rcInaiu calm, heinmhled OIL over
llr uade an effort a. say something iu reply
bat bee could not utter a word.
"My dear sir purzuei the stranger, 'you
have fallen a. the hand at the m0nsler lnirm-
pcraUfe, and feel that you are 10 great per
a. you have not however, fallen huprlrss-
~. Nuu may yet rice, II sou viii. 10 mr.
in the name uf de sWrr haJrs who have
shown Boo -1 wonderful q manner their love
/ i1r sou, cDuiure you 90 rice up superior "a
this deadly inc, Reward these dear children
With the dghc-i blessings thoir hoarls eau
desire. Come with me and sign the pledP,
pf freedom let us, though stranger lo rAri
.fh,r, unite in the Pnuu hrt Come
Hall hrwldrrrd though a nrw bop" boz hr
heart, freeman arose, aud suffered The mHr
Who drew BE- arm within HE own, 60 lrat
IlllN uNNNr Af|'''N 80 l'f'f''
signed the pledge.
That evening, Unexpectedly, and a. th'
iuy Of hia family, Mr. Freeman was perfectly
.ubrr wlrn be- came home, Amer lcai whil'
Ady and Jane were standing on either az
~ him. a. be- sat near their mother, an arm
ar6und each of them, Dc said in low wins
per,
"Yuu will never come for mo again
TN children thru lincd their vyes quickl,
90 his hre, but half understanding what u
meant
Il viii never GO thcrr again hc added %
will always stay ~ home with YOU
ADV and Jane now compromising whn
their father meant oycrrone with JOY, h
their face iu his lap, and wept for Very gl0'
. nrrs,
Low q. an this had been said eycry wor
' reached Tic m0ihcrs ear-and WhiIo b,
. heart vet stood trembling between hope hu
fear, Mr. Freeman drew u paper irum b
D pocket, and threw IL on the table by whir
Z She was sitting She opened Il hastily,
y was a pledge, with his well known pignatul
y suhscribcd al the bottom.
With n cry ofjoy she sprang 90 his sd
andfhis arms rncirClUd his wife a. wei a. u
y children In a fondcF enbsscc than they h'
done for wears
The chldrcn's love had saved their iHtht
y They were indeed bis good anglcs,--E
change.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
Farm for Sale.

TENIIE ruusrfller wishes -tD eel his livery excel
j Irurl Fauu boo Aurfl huuF.lie haid iuuU B.
sifuatrd au the rad leading from Aurh DnnflIs
VILLAGE o. Lyndon, about ifl Of mllr from sali
IiIlaFs. AND mlr- irum Lyndon Corner
Ihs sul-rubur venture ODE nt-rriIHn Nni Or
egureDl.rrr IN LsratDu and ndHptsIuea- 20 tho ral
fus III diHrfesi 4.iula Al produce iiir raid farm Is
n1t atuias-t-i hy ans 300 thr county.
The nlal leading fum Arul hAuFilc % ne
B.t.t iu 81 Iulu.m rf, uH-rrs hIruUEh Che south
frt Iar al s.lI flull about miles dsflnf, uhuui-
ng afry ra-y colaInun.saiipu o. rul ir.n saii
lHIuf-
1bf huiIamgs nu sHid farm nre beautiful nrW
...ttar.. I.u.s, and Two convenient Nuuir.
There D. al-pa good Hsi "i never iallilr waiter
ALA. . rnud urcAnri, and sufficient amount OF
su1l Hui frulber iur lilr u.e n. taiI mnn. ,,.,.
DAVID 4, bAlCHLLpER
North Dauyilr, Aoy, o, 1850, e'af
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
Professor a. c. RarrY,s

TINmcorlnuoUs, or MEuiCArEp COMPOUND. The
4 world. placed upon it's guard by the almost
daily detection It SOME plausible hunhug, now eN-
n,g4c- nns tests every article with scrupulou~
care aud uuihu. that T. not iniInsicnliy good can
long flourish. Barry's Tricolhcrous has'been sub
icctcd 10 thi. ordeal for ten years Every year it,
reputation aud sucs have increased, until more oft
il consumed annually than Of any other preparation
for the hair ever offered to the AiScrican public.
The discovery that it viii cure diseases OF the
skin and cause wounds and ulcers to heal and close.
relieve all external iitiisrlmsS495 and vcthe
main and itching incident stinRs, bites, .crutchcs
cuts burns scalds, &c., has greatly enhanced the
sale Of the article, and IL is now known and n-ed
for these purposes n wcu rs 20 renew, beautivnn
cleanse the hair, IN every city and town IN the In
inr~.-.'
/ It, extraordinary cheapness places it within the
roach 81 the humblcst family, and its conceded val
uE5nsures il n place thganost luxurious toilet
Mother find il the sIrest remedy for sprpns, cuts
and other accidents of their children th, aE praise
il ~ a cure FOR the rheumatism, and NIL the aches
aud pains 70 which the muscles are subject; aht
the emigr1nt 10 distant lands purchases II n M alb
solutc ncceSstnr'iu his outfit.
Sold Ia large bottles, Nrice % cents, nj the Princi-
nal Office I3z BROADWAY, New FORK. For sAle
bv the principal merchants and druggists through
out the United States and Canada. Beware Of the
counterfeit, sold ~ 81 per bottle 6sgyl
For sale iy =. jeWsfT 4 CO, 81 8uhrst1iry, ' T.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
NOTICE TO BUILDERS,

etEAtEp prnp1.ais uili Boo reCrIFni tIr ha'lling .
tha Gr-i duF uf lrrrmhHr urrf The VlHut nnl
surtihrsf.lus ure rifh Nm. o. iiaHsii1ui i'i
llrrE uf tlIr court, with EAnu ihc plHlrrhF Waf
be iDiFri lte l'rlasais HiIl hf etahi.nfl.'' IN.
14ib ,i.l 81 I.ati4F4 i,est slrA tie alrlalnu y
d. mair aud rir person vince ini BE- accepted wv
iir t.luiD-d ta FVr Frssd frru1fF Or thr ialihIu
lsrflruaurr ~ f'i9 Iai. "A considerable PAP inti
iu Iuuurr piu BE- made brflr fIIf Hult D. com
ulrurrd. DAVID illhbAtp Do Chairman
%. Building COMMITTEE
g,.H.U.aU be. as lfsO 1ulH1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
Tin. Ware, Slufe Funnel, &c,

Tk7llE subscriber ,SiH continues do hu-''rf' ~
Il his old tiilbd. and vii sell --
TIN-WARE. STOVE FUNNEL, SC
cheaper than can 30 hoNCht IN tlii' N''e'NitH ..
lie viii asop pay cash fJr SlihIt'N ~ Ttt,,,
JtlIu,L AfHLEblt
lyndon, July -, 1909. "''d
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11

OuT. oF.-the words tout Of" are the
worst in the language when one is ont otpa-
tience and OPT ofmoney; when his wife tells
him she is out II sugar one day,ou Of coffee
the next, oaf Of tea thepext- ota Of flour the
nest, and finally ou Of spirits. The words
are very good when one is oa Of debt,.om Of
trouble and out of jail
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11

a. Malony says the reason why he don't
ir--lgh TO contain the Consequence
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
DANGEROUS scRoFULA

NJ ! n U,ssis 81 Hs.s Ons,ds CO, y, WIZ wa
-r.f - -rpif = u IH sufr r frff rolaifsi below
u a s-fiHl Iu ufr srFsrnr CuuHf u tr CIV ~ Nfe lhfh
ll Do .Dn " hrrubaI lhii snarf %" following e"'aHr
trsiu tn ue Cfr ~ Nss Ysst had manufactured Ard
ftrlIgt frrltfH AlH ~ II.llc.lg. Ea-4is 70 HAS a
IsuIts MtrIUsr. tstttfiaH ~ ~ uras-f saeaf ~,
ifsaf4 20 uiiiasu DAMAGE n ir NApf ' uiil v
r trytli Sv NufE ami tr FCrfef ~ - t"Hfi
iu hus~urH Esas ~ L'ouy.st, AZ rtpnsnl LusNri,
NffssaT lr testimony Tie drtralgl pgalsi IN
irr hal u qis p4l s Ant HTArtjat ~ ~ gei
sHI tls ~ rummiuri ffssd tr ruhe sud tl.rriuv,
not -uIHiod damage TIE case ui NJ HiAAt- "a
saI fllss and hasklua sasfa - rifae pa
frfafi lapTt ruhlsnrii AMI be- tsse'Hi H'tt
uiAs sutTAlNEu a. yH.iisiftaa.
49, uAtkts ss.i col srIssatsi 9Th htaHfs rhfh H'
Ittfaft NFHfsa Aeon tHfHs fstfH sts" sa
HsHf Hustsa Hi stssIr. tI arfffa o. 500 'i
l ta 'TrHtHsf o. HrHir1nr r.a1 fafr 49, y w
Ya.ss. lr- HIt conveyed Go f'a t'f
lida.t bst f1f uIss ii1a 90 faf.s H1 r--
.. So IHi iHiH go - go ~.
rssa ,asi HF a1sf 80 0s ~ o. ri.,
. sl5 pee "a bic ~ tsts -. $50" 'A,e'i -
Hatr .sfaaf 90 Utf 10 tHH 80
s.Htsf hslI a1rHsf lsa' no .ffn ~ ~
go Is at. ~ iHH.rU sfts 49, on o. A t'.i =
..sl aasf 81 FtfFai' lfr 900 haHi'' " il
-siH 30 tir ~ = sf.i gisfi ~. ~,
U.aaf lsstnt 81 -
.i tsaa Co., a. f w a fi-..' r..
sf liia sifras hTHst ~usls oct a 49, ~
fHfaH 80 fal tss sfsaial stsi ~ 80
tsf-f tsft sFs 49, D.. co. 90 49, r.
trfs.fs islsft o. rr- eifs -ir. . r 'ia
afils p.s tu- ht Aitn a. ~ tl'' ~, 3 - -.
. . tsr s,s' asHf ~ hsaf. -..H 81. - - - !
/ LfEt shF HkfNI's FfNFTLEyS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
LrVER COMPLAINT.


Sre ,sc cure ~ s Uilo0E merchant al Aiii,-. WYE
rau- % \ \. AMI many morn Ia our Pamphlets
Dysentery * Summer Complaint
n CaIr,a sui tf. dlirays cared Boaliy CAiiirrn
uin ,eu, d lE trelilg and harry aud grow RAPIDLY
hNihr u-~ 81 the bAl.SAM.
80 riuth.r n,-d mourn the death Oi her child by
Tholrrp InfnMtunt, while trcthiur. II RGtANTS
Fy'K NOSIET R4LSd Y 10 administered Il should ec,
r a,oh given IA larger than the ordinary dnsns
FoR s.LE nv } &. BINGHAM, st, Johns
bury PLAIN; II. Weeks, 81. Johusbuty Centre,
G Morrill,, East -. JahnEburyi l.. Denison,
Burke; M. Weeks, Lyndon Corner 5. N
II. Bradley, Whreloek; Hin y Flinders,
stI5 rfrfdi Geo, COWlcs, Hyegatei J. NJ. Mar
tin, Peachum; II. Harvey, Barncti Dana,
Weeks d. Stanton, Danvillej Cutting Il Sils.
by, Waterford; J Blake & Son. Sutton S.
Ttusscll, Cabot; + Perry 4 Co, Cabot Branch;
H. n DelEno n Son, Hhrdwiok; Msivii, Oar.
hnr.6. CLARK, Gruton; and by Merchants and
Druggists generally.
Principal Office 30i Broadway, New York
p 6S0oorlg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
c)NSuMPTIQN

,'r - .li ,fgIT,ls7f rrlGriisf D.. tsUsi q
arr,fr puip1ruau deths tEan ANY other uisaiy ts
sUIris ti, buiuan tsuI.J and urti ~rtn i"~ N"Sr'
There has not Naru rrFrit r4sH O. stH thr GrvaaiH
.-r-, OF tfr It.sfuH,rr n4t nov
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
Butler, Keith & Hill,
IMFoETEEs or
Hardware, Table Cutlery &c.
MANuFACTUuEBs or

Sheet Lead and PatcR Loaa Pipe,
A ND Dealers in Pig lead; bnnoe Tin; Sheet
n zine. Copper, Iron, lind Chain PUMPS Aht
and W'ronrht Nhils; AmesS Shovels; Brnss ket-
tlal; Currer Boiler Axcs; Wool INinci &o.' &c.i
Sc. 40 STATE STREET,
= BOSTON. MASS.
October ~ 1850. o'2inc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
FOR CoUGns, COLDS, CoNsUMrTIoN

GON wv fN'Nflab0 NaAf4'gFN. ~ = 49,
ASp .lLL AFFECTIONS - r'uT Lr-NCs.
tn vFGF'f 1WiE PTiWnNt'
(2V~~sN BAtEtn ,hH1.l!r ,'c,n tested ; IS 20
II snpr,ht'sT experience 81 thut,ands i"r o.
fA.SglPalShselt 1st ~ y'g7, j. reoomncndra D..
Nj nSsosia,l Tl'incit do .lc.n. nnd g-het.l
TT rssIE 7 ITC E-cIc rOspcCiAl4hfr- - -U
sNSsyk '~-for IT, any other prrparnttri0
"a Fla, s1hA Gi,ag n, ,es5sr ", t5e Harassfi-
IL ~ 1atAaI S.anuti. Ma, II. ITO "Ihc ".
iIlzhsTlzAtA--J ctnlle ruHrruarl Rnlsau pnltA-
"a hy RIg-D a Ctr it.U. Il lIosto'.
Inns bcrn,e The irdst l,nrt!nr lnc1icinc cycl ~.
forth Tor thu cVrc d's,,'s, t'-1'' p'd t'asa'VS
That It i, worthy 81 its hEt irI'uai on j. IaadS t'
hcicntlV evident hy the immensely ~ ~ am
salcs. M-ssrs, Reed Gutter are above q"es ~.
depending alone upon the ilu1i,i' 'ir Ge- 80 ".
medicinal prenaEntiOu- iur their Disposal hunrE
"a ~ plentiful ihnfit give NJ real pleasure {" enc
the trf.up ty' guttU:ots tribute o "nr rrSo'hl'''
dutiuu 10 "A medicine We kuos I" lo ~ rr', ih'' 90,
An cmiIcut rhl STEFAN Wi1t0s u',---'l in'' L
some time pakt been IN tht t.ut - prescribing III
Vegetable Pulmonary lihl,au fr con-ninpt"ia','..
lun, plcuilsv rriitinp ~ blood, snd coHghs. or w.
mounrN affections uf ever kurd AMI WIN c'N".
denCc recommend il ~ superior i' any ut'
PRECIPITATION used Tor the above coruJth mr.
Nov. l. ls5u.--New CrrtinqAtet )" almost n'.
extent, might BE- uAdtd " deeuioi nfet~sarN' "".
the prorri,tors feel that the article LIN. bccciur
university well knuv'u, and H. virtues 80 io1irrN
-ckuuw LED eed hv Ivtlciuns Erd Others ~ ." naN'
iLumcccsar,,o offer nt thi' time further pi''' n '
nerit-'o ftlti- highly popular article.
u" Ri.wABE "a N,nvNTHrT1irs NNi' ~
TIoNs. sucb as Jnttcr't Compound tulooihN w..
taiua sAElrT1Cuu tlf1uilNTN tHi~hlHs MY 'tii..
part earring the nnme fuSuI-r }oy the ar7Tct' ~
It, whole itpuy. Ito, "ilsisi AHIE IuI""SN''
BAtsAM."F zoe tlu; Il lir :hc written -ignz'-i
CIV II. lo, $50 rrrN a9,na - ysJiu'' Lthr' on '"5
buC uruplsT~. i.arh lvliic ADD zeal u strn'I''
Negotiable, Pulmonary BalsnIr
Prepared ~ REED 4 CUTLER, Importers an
MhuleAilr h.a.leI4 igt Medicine l'sii-, 'e'',' a.
and Dye Stuft Is u,lls Ntr-ct Eostpq, nId -''lA =
Druggists, Apothecarie-, an. County hrrrt""
generally. For particulars and nconriendatoN',
see pamphlet nceos1pauyine each bottle -
50 cents. FofeHie in ~ Johnsbury Is I.a'. hI.l'
HAM. 1telly
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4 little group now formed around the man
aud a good deal was said about Freeman and
u ff,.ttt- ENC wiTU Iarf ECvCrTt
Times seen ADV and Jane come IN and lead
him home as they had just done, spoke of
tl.eR, with much feeling and all agreed that
il was most touching scene.
10 see" said one, show passively he
virills hmseif 10 The liCTtG things when they
come after him. | feel sometimes when !
. see them, almost weak enough TO shed tear"
"Thcy are his good angels" remarked an
vr4T7- Ut N ITTaId they not Strorg
enough n tead him back to the paths he has
torsskrR%'\ =
lyon can think what. You please about it.
gentlemen" spoke up the landlord, but /
rap tsll you my opinion upon the subject
/ wouldn't give much for the mother who
would let two little things like tlf,.rn- 70 wan
dcrng about the streets alone at this time of
night"
One OF them who hadexprrSscd an interest
in the children, felt angry at these remarks
and he rutorted with some bitterness.
And would think less of the man who
would make their father drink -
Ditto 10 that responded one of the com
pany.~
And here's my hand to that" said anoth-.
er.
The Landlord 6nding that the most of his
rourpanv were likely 20 be against him.smoth
cred his angry feelings and kept silence A
few minutes afterwards, two or three Of the
inmates OF the bar-room went away.
About ten o'clock on the next morning.
5yhilt- Mr. Freeman, who was generally sober
In the fore part Of the day, was in his Office,
stranger entered and after sitting down sad
Il must crave your pardon beforehand for
a-tr7rt rrri rt7ir- yOu promise
me not TO be offended ,"
Ill Won offer me an insult, viii resent It,
said the LAWYER
$50 far from thai, ! am come with the de-
sire to DO YOU great serNive
VERY wrll--say on"
Il was n Lawson's rcfcctory last night"
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Iur he Cii,fAwi1a,
FRIRN Mr..

TO SAHAnl
So,si h the memory nf y friend,
MAals.g true al.l h li4
Eurls wa1ncst sympathy can lend,
TO cheer the iaiuting uindi
And whcr the heart Dissolved iu grief
lrJura tIim ~ 81 ruiici
D,1r 70 the memory ~ % friend
Whose rluviur smiles nrr seem
When with affection On they send,
Amy of hope serene,
Which light. our path 80 drrnr aud dnrk,
And rr,Ily guide. our fragile bark
subj the memory ~ friend,
Who from our sight departs,
Our ioy,, ala. nrc at an end,
prcp -orr,lv hlls the hearts
Tu triFiTtFgr gem ~ tiIiE frr oarti'
/. dim compar'd with such true worth
Oh dsar, in,i,sd % that kind friend,
Who c'cr b. fond and true
Ana cnB with "a. kind feeling. blend
Though distant from our views
No'pr'rr pn earth so rdre-so d'1r,
Il,.f h,mc BE- lca,cni-Ii i- not h"'"
SARAH EIIZAnErH
~ Iohn.bury Plain, Dc. 30, 800.
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BRANTS INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSAN


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