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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

A SITUATION VAcANT-Some years oco, a
black man called on a clergyman in Western
New York, avowed himself fugitive slave,
and asked for food and shelter, viii III was
freely accorded. Two or three persons being
eognizant Of the fact, called to see the "run.
away niger" when the following dialogue
ensued
Suppose you had pretty hard times down
South--lickings plenty
MOI never was whipped
'Wasn't-well, you had to work awful
hard?'
MY work was very light
~ Guess your clothes want very nice g
Il was always well clothed was a good
servant ...-.
Reckon your vituals wasn't uncommon
fne?'
AS good as ! desired. ..a
We'll ] should give it as my opinion that
you was mighty big DOL or running away
from such place as this, just for the sake OF
Sinking for yourself
Gentlemen! my p ace down South is va
cant. Any of you can have it by applying
for it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

My dear friend, that man has been talk
ing about you so again! He has been telling
some of the awfuost lies you ever heard
why, he rallied about for an hourr
And you heard it all, did you?'
Yes
We'll, after this, just remember that it
takes two to make slander-one to tell
and one to listen to it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

A TAME WHALE.-An Eastern traveller, in
newly published work, entitled Notes ot
Irauel, relates the following singular fact.
which came under his observation at Muscat
s" No visitor in the harbor is better vel.
coined by the natives than Muscat Tom. -
This name has been given by sailors to male
FIN back whale which has made an habitual
practice for over forty years to enter, feed
and frolic about the cove several hours each
day. always leaving before night. Sometimes
a smaller member Of his tribe, supposed to
be a female, accompanies him. His length
may not be less than seventy feet, and that
of his companion fifty feet Since his arri-
val sigualizes the departure of the sharks
which infest the waters of the harbor, to the
prevention Of sea bathing by the natives, the
most strenuous caution is observed not to in
teriere with his pursuits and diversions. He
shows no lear of such vessels as trespass upon
his watery field. One day as he came rolling
lelsurely and JOLLY alongside of vessel at
anchor IN the harbor, and on board of which
was,one OF the crew threw with considerable
impetus stick Of wood into his open mouth
as he raised his head out of water. This
breach OF the1 good treatment which he had
been wont to receive, did not dtaw any signs
OF dispieasure from his whaeship, although
more thanone maledicton was bestowed upon
the imprddent tar by exasperated natives
VINO had witnessed his censurable Conduct
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

RA1sINa PorAGoEs FROM THE BALLs.-A
correspondent 3. the New Bedford Nrrfry
gives the following as his experience in rails
ing potatoes tom DE seed In lS4S, OBJ
tanned nine potatoes from balls raised The au-
tumu previous | cut them o pieces and
made thirteen hills 9 taQm anl got bushol
from them. IheneAt season obtained 22
bushels, ,'aated Sac seel in the spring of 1852
and raised four quarts Of potatoes from the
size of pound shot to the size of muscle.
[ planted them last spring, on land as rich as
manure would make it, and have nine bush
els from them, nine kinds, and some the most
beautiful | ever saw. OF the first kind
raised, | planted one acre last spring on oamy
land without manuring and obtained $50
bushels. My methld of raising from the
seeds is to raise bel two feet high, Oh the
west side Of building, with earth within six
in;hes OF Che top Make it rich With fine
manure and mixture OF lime. When the
plant is young, it is small and tender, aud
should be busted with -four Of sulpher every
two or three days
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

EASY to say SO, I'D aysy to do 9th,
interrupted the bride. al have million
and half! l always made a point OF for
getting it myself, because | wishedto choose
4 really disnterestcd husband. There need
be no more office work for you, If you do not
wish it. Yet, still, my advice is, husband
that you eg,ect nothing"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
The Greatest I'll deal
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE


MAR. KENNEDY Of RnALuiv, has diseov,r,d in ono C.
vi our common pasture weeds rrntdy hal cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
fftm the worst scrfula dnw a &C mnuh Pimplc
t has tired It in eleven huudr rases, aud
Jailed except in two cases. (hoih Thunder nr He has
now IN MS possession tw0 hundred certificates Of its
'Adne' aI Within twenty miles Of Boston.
w" o".,es are warranted tOcure a nursing mouth.
pies on the face " r"
Twoo three bottles will clear the s,s,em of biles
- nS'.'es are warranted locur the cahker In
L mouth AMI stomach.
kind nf erysipelas, ~ " WIS
Onetn twu bottles are warranted ia .,.o -, -, i,
the eyes. ~ " '' III
NV" hotties are warranted to running of the ears
and bl'tches among III nar.
FouriU six bottles are warranted IA, c,,ra o.,. ,
running ulcers Nf' """
one bottle wllcure scay eruption of the skin.
Two To three bottles warranted to cure the mos, d
peraie case Of rheumatism
TWO bottles are warranted to cure tile worst case n
ingwufm '
Three TO four bottles are warranted 10 cure salt ,berm
Fveto eight bottles will the worst case Of scyulo
benth Is always experienced fr,m The first hnttr and
~hect cure Is warranted when the above quantity il
taken.
Reader, have prddcd over thousand b,I.s or mi.
IN the vicinity Of Bust know The IF cts of il in ry
cry cnse. So sure as water VIII extingnsh fire. 50 sure
VIII this cure humor never sold bottle of il hui that
bottle sold another after a trial always speaks FIR il
sell There arr twn things about tins herb that appear 10
me snrpii'inghr't that grows PASTURES in some
'e que Prhy ANA ltt It's value h"s never been known
nnlii discovered il in S46 second that it should ere
all Kinds OF humor. have gwen children year old
up To "ld men Of Sixty from the homliet woman in Bos
ton mp ~ The belle Of Pomat, and all cases the cure
Is certain No change Of diet is necessary at the
best y"n can get
Mr.. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad casos
ScOifula.
Price Si0O. Manufactured by Donald Kennedy 100
ncn street, RoSbury. Fur sale by SMITH & PIERCE
l"htpel'er VI General Agents FIR Vtrmont. Sold by F.
u snillh Nnihet L. r. Bfiiey, " aterbnry, E. B. Green
ic'mond, orrls French, Barre, a. r. Ainsworth, vii
Jamestown, Wallace n hickey, West Torsham.
liberal dlscnnn made 10 those who buy Ia soil an.
Ap"thecar'hs, GIocers, and others, who would l.r
as agents, WI peae send IN thnir orders
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

MI ~ ~ hhhh nm of he hest AZ .ortmpnis of KEAnv
~ MnuG CLOTHING ever effeted in NontnriH,, Z.
y Gun Fmteh, MIN or h'yona Coat, Pants. ar yest.
ma al "A rrlce thai delies all competition "a :. 49,
u..,,,,. FRENCH & sCRIBNLR. q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

TIE CLERKS WIFE-A merchants clerk
OF the Rue lIauteqile, Paris, recently married.
His master had ueice DIS yansh birth, an
orphan. She Was not pretty, though very
sensible and welI-iniormod, At the baIs,
last winter, little or no attention was paid tie
aer--nleed she seemed ioatcni them rathe
as whim then from inclination or anuse-
mentaS she seldom @. ever dau+ej Is 1. j.
she did not dance, she noticed much aud stc
ened more. The clerk soon observed that HE
Ia y wa O., y inyi to dance gheu rs othe
, lie. .o~,a obtained. She, hcrsoji, bad
,.r24dy not 81 the same East. Being gai-
1t man, he acted accordingly. Ild ut4i-
1t that lei to the d a0ayaeat may be easi y
vned. In tx weeks after his fast dance
VIA the air .Spaniard, he o'tained her Pc
mission to ask her uncle for her hand in mar.
riage. lie, being very much astonished gave
the clerks proposal IA very coo reception, and
then had a long interview with his neitc
Finally, however, all was arranged, and the
overs We're married on Tuesday. The Thus
lay 1'ier, at breakfast. AdeIine san to ne,
husband, who eyhihied considerable ch8g$l
at being compelled to return to the duties o
the oit'c thus early in the honeymoon
Very wei-lo moi a. 1horo any more! :"
" My love-" said Ne, 10. E. y 10 say
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
WATER CVipF

Z -, w. : hSFAhLisHMENT nj Concord. n, n
inquiries concerning the applicability If thc
~ meni will Ne answered whou,cbaree prsc,,r,; a"c
" home Treatment 80 co. ~ ''es'''p'''h
Concord, May 1858. 10
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WATCHES,
JEWELRY & SILVER WARE.
G. I! & II. /. CROSS,
Fine English, French n SWISS
WATgIlSso
FROM THE BEST ANUFACTURERS,
Warranted Tfmelkeepers.

=
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS,
Warranted Tfmekeepers'
GOg.D CGEAENS.
q. nt's Curb Guard Fol aud Vest Ladies' atcaiHS'
MI Neck Clahs. 'h
RlgM JEWEARY
OF every variety AMI styie Ladies' Brooches, Ear
Drops, Hmps CUT and scarf Pins, Rracelet ringer
Rings, Gold Thimb,as Iockets, (:ineIe aud double
fine ,ssenment e Gold Peus ana Pencils 'e"S' r"'S'
seals and Keys. in all siSles.
SILVER WARES,
Consisting of Pitchers, Cups Tea sels, Cake Baskets
Walters, Table, Deset, Tea Snen Mns,a,u STARE anu '
Spoons Napkin Rings, s. up and cram Ladies', f'i'ter,
Fu Pie, take aud Fish Kaivts, &C. Ia every variety 81
style ana finish Manufactured H. our secm ofde,N ny
ne If the Oldest and best manufacturers J." ,ns o"'ra r
States. and SURPASSED by nnne other in the market eur
silver is WAkRANTED 10 b. a good as Can be procured
Plated Wares.
Cake Bash cts, Tea Sets Walters, Caso,s. Table, Des
er aud Tea >pnns snup aud Crean Ladies', sugar. Mus
ta salt and Bar spoons kln Rings Pie Cake, Crunb
Fruit, F"h anh 3u Knives, Asparagus, Ice and sugar
Tongs as handsome as silver and at one ffht cosa
S1PSEIAtEA.SS>
The largest and most complete assortment In the state
Consisting IN part Of Gold, 5vr sterl ana Plted L. NJ
aud Draw Bows. with Perscnpir Perif"ca toncaVr,
Common ,omvex a1d Go9red single aud double sights)
Goggles of all kinx.
Britannia Ware
In every style Papier Nache Goods splendid Lot OF
Fancy Dress and Common Fans fine Scissors and Shears
lot of the ceebrlted SWISS Raj rs from the manut cto
ry of eronsre aIS fine assortment from tc best Eng
sh and America makers, Ladies' Work, school, Dinner
aud Common Baskets, Reiicules Ppr Monas Of every
style and quality Gilt Jew elry, Fancy Bexes and great
assortment al Toys and Fancy Goods.
GA@gA1,
great vaiiety If Rrass Clocks, . g Square, Gothic
Orenla Jsnny bind Marine, 0ciagon Fict"ria Mana
Paer Nache aud Fancy. eight day and thirty hour, with
and y ihuut alarm, FBuM rHg BEST MANU- AcTnRtEs.
Periphery,
Lubns. Pynchnns, Pievers, Genns 4 Mangenet and
Conaavs' extract for the Handkerchief Farms and oihh
err Colleagues Spald g's Boseary shorts Lnsral+s, Bur
gro,s Cream Nutritvt. and Cythtrn lusrale fOt the
hair and great variety Of pnguents, perfumes &c.
WATCI7 REPAIRING
We take pleasure ia Announcing to our friends and thu
public that have secured the services of Mr. JOSEPH
| Rusu. who will take charge Of unr Watch Work. hrC
we feel confident thai we have as good workman n
there Is in the county; equal to the best AMI eXcelled b,
Mr. Rnh has had several years experience in h,
hest hops in thecy And ratrnns my be ASSURE
| faithfully executed.
| All goods sold warranted to be repre-
scnted.
Wal*on's Book State Street.
| Montpelier, June It'll, 1854.
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~ fAIN v
s. t~si SET ,'s~aa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

. eRaScn FFIcLs
Nc. ~ Nonth Founn - Phil M 80 p,i,,,o :, .,
A Hanover st., hnsun. sa7 pivsr ~ r., a, u
10 2eha'teS ST., NO. 9 9&a Walnut 81. CInriT,
33m3 I A sIN"Eni ', .r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
Britannia Ware

In every style, Paper Mache Goods, splendid Lot OF
Fancy Dress and Common Fans fine Scissors and Shears
lot of the celcbr lied Swiss Raz,fs from the manuf
ry of Leconsire aso, fine assortment from tc best Eng
lisb and American makers, Ladies Work, school, Dinner
aud Common Baskets. Reicnles Pur Monais, Of every
style and qualify. Gill Jew elry, Fancy Boxes, and great
assoftment oil flows and Fancy Clouds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21
@AOGK1,

great vatety If Frass Clocks, . Square, Gothic,
Orenlal Jsnny Lind, aarine 0ciagon Nictnria Mana
Paper aache aud Fancy eight day and thirty hour, with
and Without alarm, FHuM THE BEST MANU- AcrnMEs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-21

"A mga Il RI ases grot w1tv
kgsl a tsh
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ARE YOU suFFERING

TJRoM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
sTeas or Side, s;t,ain or spasm, Headache. Inau,ms
on. sim Joints Cuts Bruises Fever Sores
inIanium choc. Lame Rack. chiIBalns bites Of PoIso
Or Face burns bruises slaig, chsppei hands, coris
o. the Muscles or cords cuts o. any kind,
Salt Rheuni, Searyy, Nipples, Sore Lips venerea
Sores. Scarlet Fever. any you may iest
- - a SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
which not only removes almost stantaneously.
nehetraies 10 tie seat OF aud entirely - ~ III
ERADlCAFES THE DISEASE.
Some viii laugh az the idea Of any eonositlon curing
diseases though numerous in inne all arise 4 ON similar
causes, the proposition viii less exravagant but
es would force the Candid to It's merits, for
al who have used u or witnessed its magic
(Nonpa eiD indicates, ne 6est Lt,lialsnt kilop
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have noticed the striking milarity between
many and internal diseases having entirely differ
ent names? Andha never you thai rem.
to boInS This remedy Is now oaeSed YOU in liz osra
RE L ilNLMEsT which does not insult your undo
JTs or q, "s ss5 SS rs sar but Is simply the
and revealing in its effects power almost noredibie,
reaching the most hidden sinews of or beast.
and yet being ilnoxons 10 the weakest infant II also
by "a The innet in the market. being put nl in
notes tee as large MS the majority and larger
strong; we therefore oier 81 to you with pride a, con-
deee article exactly suited to the wants OF rich
no unprecedented size in which the Nonparei Iiunent
makes Ii Impossible for us 10 nav Tor The prin NJ ill.,
hnndI eds otce rtifcates might publish do we deem
for ITSELF y . % ue s wa 'e 'y
We would however refer those afflicted ones who have
TO the following names being butS lew o tis many per-
sons whose character candor and veracity
In the different diseases for whlchi is recomneed are
prepn1ed 70 speak Of its merits as II deserves
H Logan q co. WR Mckee, Pstierson a. Co, and by Tho
principal Druggists OF Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
August II, S09
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OOUS new edition revised and improved, iis issued
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NO teacher or parent should be without the knowledge
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, Sprigg House Emporiurn!I
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs AND vEsTINGs!
New sprIng and snn,mer 1soo.ls,

new spring md Summer Goods!
In pleasure IN being able say to my old custom
Il ers aud tile ashloahe community, that have Just
etuthea from New York. and have been able procure
he oSt Goods for the
emporium New York. imp1rt from France and the
Ola countries and having dispensed with the sale COM
mon Clothing, gives time to attend TO
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
bomboze, dIaplter cloths lineraHd grass cloths,
&C, for making frock dress, sack aud business
FRENCH English, and American cassimeIes; ALSO DUCKS
linen dTillRes &c, for making pants. As 10 Vestings
have the ntoSt beautiful selection looked atm
ty all OF which am prepared to make in the
fsiona Bile and best STYLE have secured RUssELL's
services cutter for the coming season. feel certain in
oil the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful asSolt
ment o. Furnishing Goods, all fine. Seasoable and FASH
Onable Consisting OF cloth, cashmere cashmerett bonn
haEne, grass linen, dIabia and plain linen, oc,
and business coats. vests and pants. made from tile
linen and cotton Shirts, SILK, Iiren, lambs wool and cot
ton Undershrts and Drawersi cavats, socks collars
gloves and suspenders.
Hosiery in great Variety also every other article suit
able for eompletmga sent.eman's wardrobe
All the above named articles together with many other
articles that be found at my store No Sprisg House.
Please call in and take look, and much obse yours.
mt2t S. RICE.
N0TICE-,EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clothing that win dis
iaIof RICE
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Frorr Tie Fairnonf { "a. ) Rsg,,Nier,a.

FROM The EdtTfUoHf Gay Rsrubiiegn.s
An INVALUABLE MkDiciNE. lit is but seldom we find
me many ren,ies offered to the public the
OF disease, one we canconsent
tues we aie able 10 discover, and always seduousy
avoided giving to anything that light lead any
one 10 suppose that we plac=d any aithin their preien,
sions But with reference TO remedy actured In
THIS place. and which has become famiardo the public
as househod WORDS we speak nom knowledge Of its in.
Tisio sxSeencles its adaptation to many OF tie is OF
IL G, and the security with which Ii may be used We
sneak of the Nonpareil Nerve and Bone Lninent prepar-
ed by u. ID Carr d Coz from prescription furnished by
IN watson Carr, late OF Morgontow, and Of Wheel
ms ono Of the most eminent physicians Virginia This
iniment Is based upon the broad principle any
dy which VIII relieve external pain, viii properly
pounded be equally eieacous in removing internal aec
ohsa prihcpie that has been successfully deyelored
pie IN us aSion and yet revealing Units effects power
more Incredible, reaching the hidden sinews man
and beastand yet being nnoxious weakest infant
IL Is also by ar the cheapest Eminent in tile MARKET being
put up IN lotues twice Us large the majority one
fourth larger than the largest besides being four
lines as strong we commend il to those in want OF
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New Savings Bank Store.
xEw gAsnlsosaD lETrEss AZ rnE o.D Fosr 0grnoEl

NEW PAsHINoNRD LETTERS an TnE oLD rosr oFFlcEl
AN now receiving and oPening unusually large and
general assortment of Boots Shoes, Hats, Bonnets
Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks at e OF Market and
MOnr Streets Wheeling, Va tile formerly
euped as The Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House
very and ent ely which purchased
for cash. from the manufacturers the North
most favorable circumstances, and offer them the ci
or Wheeling aud vicinity at reduced prices, whole
sale aud retail and respectfully solicit share OF patron.
age.
mistake not. the people OF Wheeling not easily
humbugged by advertising puts; sieeit
variety o: mens yOuhs' and boys BOotsand Shoes, mir
ror silk. moleskn, wool, LeghOr brush and hats
and for ladies every variety silk, lawn
bonnets OF the most recent fashions styles Also
Shoes. Slippers and CATERS both ladies' misses and
children, OF the most fashionable STYLE quality
call and for yourselves.
Having purchased large stock OF the above
uces, would respectfully invite country merchants to
call and send their orders will duplicate
r. H. WATSON
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sPItiNS; OF 1858.
VIM. T. sELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER lH
Foreign s. Domestic Dry Coca .2nt., q
No. III Main ST., West side, Jetl1eeH M''s
SITTING OF 1915.

WHOLESALE DEADGP -
Foreign 81 Domestic Dry & S sea-, q
No. III Main ST., West side, Jetree" h'"'
Union SIS.
Wheeling, Va, ~, GU
L S NOW in receipt ofhis Spring stock OF Iu,puac5
i and NOtions, direct from importers am I,. sod
rers. Comprising complete aud desitSD Ne i0ai
goods adapted the trade OF this section as
in any hou e, East or JYest, TO which WOMB iioH
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisuns
DRESS GOODS. ,.t,., "a:
In black silks, alpacas, poplins lawns Ttbe "
hams, etc, with very large stock o. p iiniHEs, "
nrakes and coIors. Also, bOnnets, riboOAS'
other trimminssi in variety. AndOi
MEMS WEAR. !. .ssmsFeL
In cloths, c1ssimers, sattinetts, me iSoSsdes p
jeans, tweeis and summer clothsi also -
MIS- blue drills, brown linens, linen dri, Az
other such goods, very desirable ssSS!ion ats sc
mems and boys palm hats Leghorn and ~ le col
wool, brash hats, efe with full stoeh 5Ispers, es
ton baggIng, seamless bags, buraps, &c, bow
driliings, Iickings, checks, 81 Whit sos
and bleached musliIs, with a good stocAO y
!. - d zi.ss NOTION LINE. ,Ar.,ds, bsi
As cambrics, jaeonets Irish linens, !, En- yartlI
tons, hosiery, gloves combs, etc, ID al ~ g vel
My whole stock Wilde found unsnl
quality aud style, asInpriees. w T. SBbBl:-
mares , 'ifl = = - .
x pure IVmIe Lead, dry for sac o. ny III LOWELL
~ fehf3 KILLS q O