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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24
The Dog Dandie.

Mr.. MIntire, patent-mangle manufacturer,
Regent Bridge, Edinburgh, has a dog of the
Newfoundland breed, crossed with some other,
named Dandle, whose sagacious qualifications
are truly astonishing and almost incredible.
When Mr.. M. is in company, how numerous
soever it may be, if he but say 10 the dog
"Dandie, bring me my hat" he Immediately
picks out the hat from all the others, and puts it
in his masters hands. A pack of cards bein g
scattered in the room, il his master has previous.
" selected one of them, the dog will find 1t out
and bring it to him.
One evening, some gentlemen being in COM
pany, one of them accidentally dropped shil-
ling on the floor which after the most careful
search, could not be found. Mr. M. seeing his
dog sitting in the corner, and looking as if quite
unconscious Of what was passing, said to him
''Dandie, find US the shilling, and you shall have
biscuit" The dog Immediately jumped upon
the table, and laid down the shilling, which he
had previously picked up without having been
perceived.
One time having been lett in room in the
house Of Mrs. Thomas, High street, he remained
quiet for considerable time but as no one
opened the door, lie became impatient and rung
the bell and when the servant opened the door
she was surprised to find the dog pulling the
bel.rope. Since that period which was the
FIRST time he was observed to do it, ho pulls the
bell whenever he is desired and what appears
still more remarkable, if there is no beIl'rope
in the room, he will examine the table, and if he
finds hand bell, he takes it in his mouth and
rings it.
Mr., M. having one evening supped with a
friend, on his return home, as it was rather late
he found all the family in bed. He could not
find his boot, jack in the place where it usually
lay, nor could he find it anywhere in the room
after the strictest search. lie then said to his
dog" Dandie, cannot find Ily boot-iack-
search for it," The faithful animal, quite sensi
BILE Of what had been said to him, scratched a
the room door, which his master opened-Dan
die proceeded to very distant part Of the house
and soon returned, carrying in his mouth the
boot jack, which Mr.. NJ. now recollected to hav,
left that morning under sofa.
number Of gentleman, well acquainted
: with Dande, are daily in the habit of givinI
him penny, which he takesto bakers shop
: and purchases bread for himself One of thest
gentlemen, who lives in James's. Square, whe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24
D. P. THOMPSON, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.

where he died, he read over the Keran seuen
thousand times
That we may see, says DR., Plummer, what
can be done in becoming acquainted with the
Bible, let us look at few facts. Eusebius tells
us Of one who had his eyes burnt out ia the Dio.
cletian persecution, and who repeated in public
assembly the very words of Scripture with as
much accuracy as if he had been reading them.
Jerome says Of Nepotian, that by reading and
meditation he had made his soul library Of
Christ Theodosius the younger was so familiar
with the word of God that he made it subject
of conversation with the old bishops as if he
had been one of them. Augustine says that
after his CONVERSION he ceased to reli,h even Ci-
zero, his former favorie author, and that the
scriptures we're his pure delight Tertullian
spent great part Of his time in reading the
scriptures, and committed large portions Of them
to memory. In his youth, Beza learned all Of
PAUL. EPistles in Greek 50 tnofougnly, .tdat,
when he was eighty years old he could repeat
them in that language Grammar is said to have
been able to repeat the New Testament from
memory. Luther vas one Of the most indefat-
gable students Of the Bible that The world has
ever seen. Ridley said, The walls and trees
Of my orchard, could they speak, would bear
witness that there learned by heart almost all
the Epistles of which study, although in time
a greater part was lost yet the sweet SAVIOR there
of, trust, shall carry with me to heaven."-
Sir John Hartop, man of many cares, made
the book OF God so much his study, thet it lay
before him night and day. A French nobleman
used to read three chapters of the Bible every
day on his bende1 knees, with his head uncov
cred. Joshua Barnes is said to have read
small pocket Bible hundred and twenty times
over. Roger Cotton read the Bible through
twelve times year. William Romane studied
nothing but the Bible for the last thirty or forty
years of his life. John BoGse, one of the trans
lators of our Bible, had read all the scriptures
before he was five years old his mother read
them through twelve times. have read of more
than one OF whom it was said, that if the Bible
had been lost, the whole might have been recov.
cred from their memories. In short, was there
ever an eminent Christian who was not remark
able for his study of Scripture as he had op.
ponunity ?-WesLeydat Methodist Magazine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24
Horrors of a Field of Battle.

Stand then in imagination, on summers
morning, upon field of battle Earth and sky
melt together in light and harmony. The air is
rich with fragrance and sweet with the song of
birds. But suddenly break in the sound Of
fierce music, and the measured tramp Of thou
sands. Eager squadrons shake the earth with
thunder, and files of bristng steel kindle in the
sun. And oppused to each other, line to line,
face to face, are now arrayed men whom God
has made in the same image, and whose nature
he had touched to the same issues. The same
heart beats in all. In the momentary hush, like
swift mist, sweeps before them the image OF
home. Voices of children praItle IN their ears.
Memories of affection stir among their silent
prayers. They cherish the same sanctitles too,
They have read from The same book. 1t is to
them the same charter Of life and SALVATION
They have been taught 10 observe its beautiful
lessons Of love. Their hearts have been touched
alike with the meek examples of Jesus. But q
moment, and all these atEnities are broken
tampled under foot, swept away by the shock
and shouting. Confusion rends the air. The
simmering bomb ploughs up the earth. The
iron hail cuts the quiveriDg flesh. The stee
bites the bone. The cannon shot crushes thro
serred ranks. And under the clouds Of smoke
that hide both earth and heaven the desperate
struggle goes on The day wanes and the strife
ceases. On the one side there is victory, on the
other defeat The triumphant city is Lighted
with jubilee the streets roll out their tides OF &C
claInatiOn, and the organ heaves from its groan
ing breast the peal of thanksgiving. But unde
that tumutuous joy, there are bleeding bosom
and inconsolable tears. And, whether in tri
umphant or defeated lands, shudder Of OF
phanage and widowhood, thrill of woe an
death runs far and wide through The world. TIL
meek moon breaks the dissipating veil Of tn
conflict, and rolls It's calm spendor above tn
dead. And see now how much woe man ha
mingled with the inevitable evils Of the universe
See now the ferceness of his passion, the fol-
Of his wckedness, witnessed by the torn sal
dards the broken wheels, the pools of clottC
blood, the Charred earth, the fostering heaps
slain Nature did not make these horrors, al
when these lattened bones shall have mouldert
in the soil, she will spread out luxurant harves
and hide those horrors forever.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24
Bible Reading.

Many Of the anecdotes compressed within the
following paragraph, it is easy to verify; and
every reader will acknowledge the value of the
lesson they are intended to teach. Remarkable
as some Of them are, none Of them approaches
what is related, and earnestly believed in the
east, Of famous Mohammedan; namely, that,
during his confinement in the prison of Bagdad /,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24

There is way of doing good in the world
on small scale, that is scarcely appreciated. A
man who educates one child Iailhtully, may eff
feet work of greater benevolence than one
who has won the name of phiianthrupist. The
love concentrated on family may produce richer
fruits than that which embraces the world. Its
acton is more intense and invisible, but its re-
suits may 60 abroad and ieaven the whole COM
Tnunitv
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Doftrp
Here is new lady contributor, and she sings
sweetly. Ed.
MY NATIVE HILL.


Give me my own dear Native Hill
Give me my own sweet cottage home
Beneath New Engiand's sunny skies,
Where fattering wordling never come
It's very name sweet memories bring
Of chidhood's haunts, of dancing rill,
OF lofty trees where redhreastS sing
Then why not love my Native Hill
Give me my own dear Native Hill
Glve me my ancient time-brOwned cot,
My garden and my lilac tree,
My roses and forgetme-nots;
In memory oft these scenes trace,
Those old green trees see them still
That maple tree, our trysting place
Then why not love my Native Hill
Give me my own dear Native Hill
'Tis there my little brother rests,
Beneath the soft green sod he sleeps,
And yet his home is with the blest
The evening sky looks iaret here,
The moon looks down, sad, calm and still,
know no spot on earth more dear
Then why not love my Native HilI'
Give me my own dear Native Hill
Give me my own dear freside hearth,
Made dear by every sacred tie
That binds MS mortlIs here to earth
That name is music to my ear,
Those green old haunls--I see them still
1t holds my all On earth that's dear
Then why not love my Native Hit? EoLAH
Gorrhfeld, May, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24

"No enjoyment" says Sidney Smith, show
ever incorsiderable, Is confined to the present
moment. A man is happier forllfe, from having
made once an agreeable tour, or lived for any
length of time with pleasant people, or enjoyed
any considerable interval of Innocent, healthful
pleasures"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24
Gle Gomtlp Circle.

Never consider t!at vanity an offence which
limits itself to wishing for the praise of good
men for good actions; next to our own esteem,
il is virtue to desire the esteem of others.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-24

After years of mathematical labor and me-
chanical results, Professor Willis, of Rochester,
has completed and has now in constant opera
ton, seltwlnding clock which determines the
seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks,and months
Of time with unfailing accuracy, continuing IN
constant motion, by itself, never requiring to be
wound up, never running down, but moving per-
petuelly so long as it cOmPonents exist So ssys
| the Rochester Democrat
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Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM THE FOURTH
IL STOMACH ox.Ihe DIGESTIVE FLUID or GAS
TRIO JUICE, prepared from Renne the thu Or nrr d.
REGIONS given by Baron Lbg the Physiological
foushton H. d. NO. II North Eighth Philadelphia
immediate and permanent relief fr Indigestion, Dypefa Jaur
Liver Compliant Constipation and Debility, curing Natures own
method BY Natures agent the Gastric CERTAIN
ee Of Ceera as keepa the stomach aud bowels perecy
Half ateaspoonul Of th water III dgst mr. m
eolye five pounds of roast beef in about the stomach
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
baron Lsibig, in his ceeaFbtei work
hrbeial digestive fluid, analogous the may be
prepared from tile membrane of he cr Ia
which various articles Of food such
human stomach.' ' 1888 '''
Fowler and Wells NewYoT page fac and describes
Pereia. $50 ~ '' ''.
Dr.. Connie, his valuable writing Physiology of Dissection
prominent and all prevailing Of he stats hrt
distinguished Professor Of Medicine London who was
with the complaint finding thing fail had
to the Gastric Juice,
proved completely suceesafuI.p ' '
Dr. Graham, author famous on "vegeab, Diet savH.
is remarkable fact physiology that stomach Of animals
~ yae to the fluid the disHolvipg
Wise different from the Natural digestive process"
Dr. Sinon's great work. The Chemistry Flea blanchard
Philadelphia 1885,. discovery Peps forms
know that food dissolved rapidly digestive fluid
from Pepsin is in the tselfn
fr3i Dungson Of Jefferson College, Philadelphia great work
human fhyso9gy" deyoes than fifty
juice obtained the living human anmns nre
eu KNOWN all caes he digestion ps perfectly
III NJ n. Artificial " as IN the natural dgestion.'
further proof the remarkable merits this discovery
nv ~ Ntsazn street. and get descriptive sheet
A. KENDALL d CO, General Agent Southern Sa.es,
" ~, ea,e uso Wy nruEgsts arnerRiys t mY23 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06
No. IA.

I'm Ordinance relating 10 The Cify Attorney
The Common Council Of the city of New0reans ordain
folowsTha in accordance with tile thirtyfourth Sec
o of the Act of Consolidation approved I'D February
1859 the Common Council will elect Attorney for the
city Of NewOreans who shall be known as the City .4
to,y who shall be the legal adviser Of the Council
aud all officers of said city when advice is necessary and
represent said city within the State in all Judicial pro
ceeding suits actions and CONVERSATIONS in which said city
has or may have interest Hesha hold his office for
years and shall receive annual salary Of - dollars
No extra compensation fec shall be allowed him. and
other Attorney shall in any be appointed to assist
him. unless by vote of twothrds Of the members pres
of each Board of the Common Council The Attorney
elected to commence his duties the first day Of May
next 900
[Sgnedl VIM C. a. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
[Sgnedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Boardof Assistant Aldermen
Isgnedl A. D. CEossMAN, Nayors
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nALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

E THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Compound Ia.
WY
4 application a o .s, remarkable @
sssys subject Let
gfss.s
Sp 5a slss s'a asd
viii la s eth than wnot
'ose, with medicines that taken Al. , a...,
PAs al @
testimonials vaue thousands possession,
from all parts Of the country.
PILES.
not fps s pN M a ne ssl tEs mey n
removes at once the pain
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ss hAGS s'fH say sn with , rE as
81 sf a s a S n ny an ay
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utter @ am As well and hearty the use Of two
Wiling A. s n S
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effects thorough cure.
sny n I'm the mos, std tres with
r. s' S assri ss'sf
ss dss Sia' sgss s a s m"
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In this misery onged for DEATH and expected when
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
'S%s
MONT r. .0roSg 1av , a.. and Life
's sss sS
the year ls4a. KERzIA FRENCH. -
This Pain EXTRACTOR has been used IN
y ay lot sa hheu OF thirteen years duration and for warts
Be sy S2 9Th
fesas st IN 'S scr &
eseray recommend the attention of the afflicted M
v' saaao MY ROSWELL CHAPLIN
CosTIvENEss; Or CONSTIPATION OF THE LOwELs.
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R I'll oss s. We 1s sore r sa LIE MAGcA PAIN
witt sR most d sassy o@pa s
a most valuable article to cureit. PHOEBE BRAY.
FEVER SORES No0'A
so past have spent nearly i've hnndfsd
dollars in employing physicians purchasing are
ss heard ad a M8s& r ExcTo
wben SURPRISE whole box OF hi.
Save limb entirely healed and have nothing I'm about
Henrietta Monroe county, N. Y, May 6, ls43. "
CUTS. WOUNDS AND SORES
The effects oihe PAIN EXTRACTOR are truly wonderful quickly
It's IN Gsaag "a az o e. o a H. SeA
pafalleled.
- ST.. LOUIS No., July g. 1916
Dear SiAbont week while working trade ct my
loot ~ very sd and dNngero The whole bit of the
name and continued do until alarmed m.sd
British OIL Tncnre Of Myrr, adhesive pase but Nil to
purpose. then commenced the of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and ess than minutes the pain inflammation bssn To
and has entirely left M o. -
confidently recommend DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Ey
TRACTOR 40 being thing Ays sel o M
moving or inflammation " "
Ship Carpenter by trade shall willing test Nv tho
writes Of the salVe all ss when necessary s on fank
Avenue at No lbl where can give dssc2.
Yours, truly, JEFFERSON 81. BSEfnP.
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~ 151 CH4RTR Str WRIGHT CO. having
stand un'ivaed department Of their
fh the propeo and agens Of all the genuine popular Patent d.
s throughout the Uuted States keep constantly supptd
reh
prices ~ this they enabled to of for tho inspect
Having had
sale Of Patent Medicines they acquired conducting
department the liberal
supply the trade that the
fail realize handsome centage his either whole
sale retail At ysr eabshment be found full
Of their assortment and be furnished
from cheaper than
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lANONROE,s LAW SCHOOL. Frankfort. Kv

",
lFH March 10, ls521h establishment denonnntea
IS OF ionndnton am only
lean and constitute al It's faculty while IS biec, visitation
ih number 81 the school limited to FIFTEEN ABSOLUTELY
@ sessions will be five months upwards time in his
10 studied denomination Natural and Arbitrary
and other Organic Public Civil and Com
by myself. ' ' ''"esH'
There VIII be the SINCE of nro.sa
OBJECTS OF the students the portions Of The
ees but Tor other portions the whole shoo constitute class
Inc Text Books IN tho in Civil eCyi Code
I'D Code OF Practice OF Louisiana s and chnpers
The Institutes Of aasin poGa' po,hs Las se Paia
an But the Institutes Of the Laws of II Gous and Lin
aud Of Scotland rskne and acker e with the Pandetts and
ODE and Novels OF The Roman Law, in Ere; Latin English
in library for the industrious sud MI
MOOT COURTS other evening" Of the
IN the arguments of questions of Law. -
The stnuents viii be continually instructed composition Of
writing either ordinary or the
all Judicial Cour numerous oesion Of In,
arising c documents, which will the subject o their
in the Moot Courts.
Every scholar SHALL the conclusion his course have MY
DIPLOMA legbe both himself others shall
him. in fact the BACHELOR OF LAW This will for IN
license practice in Kentucky and entls him. compliance
with the local regulations to admission to the bar Of
Court in the United States.
charge dollars the use
hooks The charged by myself for boarding. lodging
hundred dosrs session for the student resident
hmen Boarding be had in Frankfort for less price.
Students take their time April and the benefit
daily reaons History with their board other
'icns, without any additional charge
Nps qa~H THO. B. MONROE, L. D.
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ECe-kCe.
4 C e

GDN ELLIS JENKINS is seller of ICE large supply Of
ts article dispose Office CORNER or PoYDRAs AND
ST. CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELysIAN
FIELDS STREETS 4cHARTREs STREET STREET
sad at the CORNER OF ROBIN RELIGIOUS SITS mhqs If
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lfA COMMERCIAL PLACE, stirsThee Baths warranted
70 oHAGREs FEVER, RHEUMATISM CHlLIS AND FEVER
MERCuRtAl AND ALL DISEASES OF THE SKIN with others
Sra from an mpnry Of The blood The testimony of hundreds who
have been cured by them be produced their
n removing disease We might much in their favor but
VIII s only this that the above diseases eaeetny and
ranenty with these Baths without injury the We invite
al afflicted with the above like diseases, cali
nll5 ly
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:}Y:Va5 \ !:
RN4AAAIisl;SEs IH ylE,aIllil 81 e

Choera Cholera Mubus the stomach and ala
has been used BY great numbers persons with the highest sat
ton and physicians themselves il o G liz
valuable remedies known, because positively cures the diseases o
5 Sold by all the principal Druggsts the United States
E. d. BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
Apothecary and Druggist,
npl2 ivi&w SnnlI-~ea a. ,,,,
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1 PLASTERS.
lSherman's Poor NAME
Allebasis's Poor Mans
Allebasii's India Rubbef Back.
THE Improved Poor Mans,
Jew David's or Hebrew.
Peters Vegetable,
Knapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
ening,
Whiting Strengthening,
Kidd's Imperial,
Herrick's Royal,
LINlNtENTS.
Buffers Bone aud Fever,
Bartine's Lotion,
| nnvis's Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, Scians', Hswes'
l.. TOOTH PASTES.
Sherman's Compound Orris Tooth,
lThompson's Aromatic Tooth,
Jonesfs Toothache.
LoZENGES.
Sherman'a Cough, Worm Camphor
Ching's Worm,
Wistar's Cough.
DROPS.
Solomon's Toothache,
Sherman's Toothache,
Williams's Tooihache.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thorn's Extract,
Winer's Arcanutn Extract,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
Vaughn's Dithon,riptic,
Osgood's Indian Chologogue,
Halsey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes Dysentery Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable Remedy
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army 1incture,
Davis's Depura,ive Extract,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Jayne's Carminative,
Rowand's Carminntiye,
Balm Columbia,
upham's Pile EleetuGry,
Jones's Chemical Soap,
Crumpton's BALKAN,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Mrs. Haye's Eye Water,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Jones's Hair Restorative,
Jones's Lilly White,
Beal's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colognes,
Meen Fun,
Circassian Balm,
Balm Of Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Balley's Shaving Cream,
Taylor's Shaving Cream,
Bartine's Hair Lotion,
Harris Remedy for Fits.
Lalnotteis French Remedy,
Bniley's Mead Syrup,
Bailey's Sugar-coated Capsules,
Bagle's Hyperian Fluid,
Wheeler'a Teaberry Toothaehs
Jones's Nectar,
Ceval'a Anodyne Cordial,
Balm Of Thousand Flowers,
Barnes's Pile Lotion,
IS. Fahnestock's vermifugs,
Bniley's Group Syrup,
Ivory Paste Backing,
Macassar Oil,
Chinese Soap,
Lucins Cordial,
Turlington's Balsam,
British Oil,
|Seidlitz Powders,
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soap, etc, etc.
inc not mentioned in this catalogue
o terms, my0l 10