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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11
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Christmas Presents.

A the tine for the Interchange If f;i....,..,
"A regard 'd affection j. at hand nnd . -. ekehss
mas aud "IIifpy New fenr' are een.,a,''s Vli..
p'opriae occasions FOR besiowng IN rbti.a, "a ~
sohe,inng which viii serve 10 recall 10 mind ,1sH,
ased siyidness tie 1--we in mcmorv AZ ~ snh
my be well 10 fernim those who aoho.
do not y presenting some loved une with aahd sba
Is valuable that in all the whole cataluy, ~ pahg IRA
there u nothing which is 50 surely mi invar lou'e
riaredas The counterfeit ptPsentuIeft IF tha afph
Torn at dagnrrrent.pe. "speciaily v hen nh u In
hER Iniu itabe >tye, md placed in ,,g, 80 - ~ las
rsis. leauiiitl ana Fancy apor Marhe ne TINE
aud Tortoise she'll or p rte Mnnnae Ca. III fal
gan Lochet, lirocelet Finge, RING. ,r m ~ N IN
most ehe'fr a,,o ,me" . q which We have jus. '.
New Popular Daguerrean Gaua,,," @1t
on Main Street 'n'media ely over am IL ~,
tion Roon p' sAgo
Is. Partisnlar Pnins taksn to give n c.,t,
and Artistic pctbres srofeos"upic a 4 'Nfhas
euerre"iype- may be- ha! in superior s,ye II, D,
drse them Du'nt mist Ike The ll,r.. A 'e'e Va
Bird DOOR FROM BRIDGE Sr IAN e'htr
GEo W. MINIS
TANNER.
dec l7-iS Pfo.ficH Dogser,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11

4 a y vry, st,,sdfe 20 .h fps tfoss-boNe-ol hoRs
,cp furniture
T. lcle. appropriate 10 Second Cidss--BoNes, bales
II trpod feathers shoes. suddlery. GLASS; paints oils
h Al aud ca .lectionery.
A. eles ap,,opyiateio Third Ciass-Virginio domes'
,t, lrar oaeo, liquor, begging rope butter, cheese
nn, setur,J tobacco leather hides cotton ynrns, cop
Ger a. sheet iron hollowware, queensware castings,
hsrd ,are, marble dressed endother heavy af'lesn"'
eru,, .rated il spe, ia or fourth classmates
A. ac,ss Appropriate 10 Ae Fourth Cfd" Flour tln
ga. rice. pork, beei fish lard, allnw and bnc"'. IN
oa.k boxes sacks bees~nx, bales OF rae- ginseng
an ried fruit iron, mnrb e (undresred) r'.li aud
ar I'd stones, mill gearing.
M, ( 20 miles l5O Salt per bushel .
FIAT, per 100 miles . 90 Fifty pounds 10
Ln - - ! $50 miles. go II
"oo ms zoe miles 800 Cerri'' ast II
Ger -dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11
MERCHANTS.
MONEY WAN TED.

lU y " ~ 4 w = ~ =
have iust received consignment Of ooeds, consist
ing OF
20 bbl-. eoaee Sugar,
brown Sugar,
| hid Moasses,
9 bids. Mola-ses
boxes Gnn Powder Tea,
: 9" Imperial,
- Chez se.
56 boxes Segars.
% Tons Lump Plaster
Aud the owner l. exceedingly anxious 10 get the
money Tor Them will sell them very low Cnii soon
fyou want IN buy cheap.
WIN. A. MILLER, On the Basin.
Dee 10 ,idw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11
.JEHU WILLIAM

CoueHs, SENESS, and other form
Common Colds, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, Che
CONSUMPTION in an Early Stage, and tor ,he't'
the Patient even in advanced Stages OF tha't NN
ense.
1t combines, in a scientific manner, remeds %
esteemed value, with others of more recom l'yU'
and besides It's soothing and tonic qualities a'su
The skin gently, and with great efficacy torih'
this class of diseases.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11
lATILsON a. F.s, NKLIN-

XAILsON ~ Fra NKLIN-
w OFFER FOR SALE-
10 Hogshead =. X. and N. Sugar,
50 Barrels Coffee Sugar.
90 Clurifc Sugar,
1000 lbs bet Loaf dn
10 hhds. NJ o. Il Sugar-house Moasses,
100 Bags Rio and Laguila Coffee,
- do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Gases Gunp'der, Imp and FIX Tea,
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 :" " upper "
. Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers,
Balas Cotton Butts,
100 Sacks Suit
Is Tons Bar Iron,
. do Rolled Tire IRON
do Round Square Iron, assorted,
do Blislored Steel.
1000 lbs Cast and Shear +"
) Boxes Collins & Ar, hers PatentAxes
200 Kegs Nails assorted sizes,
30 Grind Stones,
50 Boxes Taow Candles,
30 Adamantine CandIes,
30 Sperm, do
20 Turpentre Soup,
80 English duiry Cheese,
50 Pine Apple do
so Barrels Ma tkernl,
80 Kits do No. |,
so Barrels Tanners Oh
5000 lbs. Gond Family Bacon,
Besides IA number of other al1ices too tedious Ia
g ntion, sept 27is1
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Comfort, Elegance and Economy
WINTER CLOTHING.

Comfort, Elegance and Economy.
WINTER CLOTHING.
ruAylN6 comrIetad the manufacture Of their win
IL Ter .tock tbe subscribers invite the attention
the public To their very large and varied assortment "
H,aror rea made Clothing Their stock o' oFetooas
pfbably comprises and grenlnr variety o. sy's
and m than has before been Offered 40 ms cry
-, ,b., ar, beaver Castor, Pilot and BIoadClhh,
Gl.ndnIe Flushing. Lion Skin, Petersham' bihnh''
Himmaleh Snntag and Reversible Beaver 81 various
relt. cut in different sIy : mud III snss. y ohhs'
b.lf Tirin, aud full circle Clonks prei Bsa
yer, Reversible Lion SKIN ana ofP''''N'" ~ ~
press aud Frock Coats.
To these we invite special ateet on having full sup
ply constantly nand. f grades d cioh from .hssp
to snpeyfne, and warranted equal In HohhMhH
SYIP and FIT To custom fcorh.
Business Coats,
BIa and Fancy Cloth Cashmere, Satinet and Tweed
Cashmere Froeks, Sacks, Sack froeks and Paeiots.
Vests, 1900 Vests among which the fancy. taste anh
means Of all may be acr ommodntcd
Servants Clothing.
Those ha wing Servants cluthe would do well ogi"
Us call We iu nsh suits In any quantity Tor IRON
1913 to 81 80. To Manufacturers, Planters md Con
tractors. purchasing l., the quantity, reasonable dis
count will be made.
Y' Furnishing Goods
This dcpartrne "a well sto ked with every imng per
thinning 10 t,a b,aDch Of our business, Us Groves,
White Black aud Colord Kid. Mode, Push, fleeey
lined Taffsta, Thread md Kid, Flaune li1ed, Buck
Lambs Baet, Seal Bark md Channels lnsd Gloves
Alsn Buck and Cloth Gnuntlcs, Cotton, Wool mud sh
Halt Hose, Crasats, Scaffs aud Stocks, Marine and
Zrubyr Scarf. saspenders, Linen. Cambrck aud silk
Pocket Handkerchicfs. Travelling Blankets. Shts,Col
lar. Gnircrs Money Belts, Coat Locus Carpet Bugs.
sil. Bingham md Cumbrck umb elias, &o.. Nc
At the Clothing aud Furnishing Bazaar.
BURROUGHS SHAfER CO,
dec cots Formerly A. 5. Shater d Go.
To- Bedford Sentinel Roanoke Beacon aud Wytie
vile Telegraph copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11

ONE HING NICE" Uo,,orJe ~,
~ Paahe the genuine French Mustard so much nd
IA ca Tor Cold Meats, Oyster Stews, &c. Tn. ,n.,e
an' nav"r of This Mustard is every way superb, to any
G.a',i ;'''aS en,"Pn'd foi domestic purposes.
49, is"sh Nus ara, IN bottles, also ON hand
WI I nv sue at J\O Z. WRiGHT'S
i,oo ;. ''N' Druggist New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11

We take great pleasure in recommen' ing the Mex
lean Mustang Liniment all our frierds and custom
the best article have used for Sores
Sprains, Gads, on Horses We have used it exten
svely and always efectually Some OF ourmen have
also used it for Bruises and Sores, well
Rheumatic Pains, und they all say facts like magic
only say that have abandoned the of any
Il. L IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11
HO! for the Christmas and New Year
OIL. ID VS.!


WHOSE intending to mai Presents on the approach
l. ing Holidays, would do well 10 call at GIBBS well
known popua, estabrhmeni, and in, the large
and beautiful stock of articles l., ckcts Charms Pins,
Rings Keys Frames and Cases Of every style and pat
from the common up to the finest kind yet intro
duced, which will be f led with the fac simie of one
self in style peculiar Gibbs; style that is exceed
by none and equeed by few. Gail at the sigI of the
Flag, don't make mistake but look out for the stripes.
F. Il. GIBBS.
N. Is. Especial attention is requested 10 the new
style colored pictures, and speci of the
Stereoscopic work which is guaranteed be uperiur
any in the State. Come one, ALL give Gibbs
call. and you viii find him little prepared To
whit his friends and the public than establish
in the counryo> he has mammoth lights
bning sky and side lights, with competent and expe
rieneed assistants, and nusuu large stock Of every
ding kept in any gallery in this any of the northern
cities.
dec 2l-ts p f. G.
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raImG AID FANCY GOODS.
0 I G L

NOTICE
rlNHE branch II our business IN lynelbarg, hs,s.o
| fore known under The and style of A. , Ma
fer & Co., wi, hereafter be ooatucted under thst ~
BuRRouaHs. SBarER \ Go.
n A. BURROUGHS. Lynehburg
As SHAFER. Peter sburg.
SAINT, HALsEY. Newark, N. J
GEO A HALSB1,
r. NJ. HUNTER
doc 10 If
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11

! CHESTNUT POSTS at muJera,s ra,s "'Ie 4in.ny
luce 2o-tSI GEO W SEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11
NJ HEWITT Foreman for

} NJ HEWITT Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co, 10 Wall st.
HARprN's EXPRESS "a Broadway,
PULLEN. VIRGIL & Cos, Ii Wall st,
WELLS, FARGO d, Cos, l6 Wall ST,
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" nov II Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11
MECHANICAL.
1T wooDsON,
uOUSE AND SIGN PAIN H

~ ,.fnrnng his thinks his friends nnh VI iu''o
| :, l.rre. f,r the yeiy natiering eneour"s.h-h 81
10, ,car would slso rei,ind them thai he l. - tut
~ nrepafed and determined to serve ten Us ever a
= i,iso either House sign. eniruied ID Is cart
- -; l,o,,ediste attention aud be we'll ard tiiti
aliv execated A continuat' Of their very liberal
.,,,sorf !. earnestly solicited for the ming yaf.
Tyepsin, Shop the Old Stand, nesr staole' q ="
Drug Store. ~ NJ ODSON
ian 3.dlm - : .
nARLOis MANTLEs-Ju- ,sfeifed VINO"
az, an time 10 suit purel,asers-Pat up without
oausn -. ana =" ]. b. GADDEss Il BRO
ian OTIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11

Having used the Mustang Liniment in my f my for
of hard Jumps and swellings | eheerully
Civ" my certificate to its excellent effects. My daugh
had hard lump, the size of IA hens egg, upon her
wrist for year told her to rub it with the Linimen,
and lew applications entirely removed it. have a
so used the Linmcnt for SCI oulous rumors swell
gs in the trni, o long standing of my
and it removed them both in a short time. | CONSIDER
them all remarkable cures aud commend the Mustang
Liniment as he best article used
JESSE +. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel
9n,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11

NJ OTICE.-My stock taol- hands for Gl. Fit
" ting, have all arrived in Lynchburg, and an
fully prepared execute all orders entrusted
with thi'ness aud dispatch.
would be thankful my friends hand in their OF
icrs at prevent hurry about the time til gas is
~ be put
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first of Jan
unry next under any circumstances.
je 22.dts A. G.DABNEY.
lUsr RECEIVED-Marbe Mantles which
- will sell low for rash.
oct 10 Is JNO b. GADDESS & BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-11
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel
Liberty, w.. June both, 1853.
MpRGANTON

MoRGANToN, N c., June Both 1858.
Dir. A. g. Bragg & Col feel il my duty to those Of
my fellow beings no afflicted as have een to add
my testimony the wond rul effects of your Mustang
Linment | severely attacked in Decembar lssI
with Rheumatism in its worst form, suffering nigct ami
day with excrucatng pain for six months being for the
whole time unable to walk step. My right leg
contracted and drawn up that could not put IL /
thu ground, and my left arm was badly contacted Du-
ring the whole tine | attended by of the
sku Physicians in the pace, but they were unable t.
afford me relief and finally gave me u-pronounced me
incurablc, and said | r'u>t die.
AT this critical moment commenced using the Mex
lean Mustang Lmment and after using Two small rot
ties began find relief from my suferings; and after
using seven bottles well as ever | was beforr.
GEORGE GOOD.
MoRGANToN, June Both 1853.
] certify that am acquainted with George Good--
that he was afflicted with Rheumatism above stated
and cured by the of the Mexican Mustang
Eminent JAMES G. SNfTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.
PRICES
The Lnment is put up in bottles of three sizes, an
sells at % cents. so Is, and 81 per bottle. The 81
size contains 3, times much the 25ets. an
the dollar size three times IS much the %
size. being much cheaper.
A. e. BRAGG & CO. Propretors 304 Broadway,
New York. and st. Louis Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally.
JOHN II. SEAY,
d. r. LYMAN. and
II. STABLER x Co.
sept 2I-wly Agents, Lynchburg.
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
Il specially call the attention of the citizens III
ynchburg and the adjoining country 10 his large AMI
- splendid assortment of BOOTS SHOES -
III CATERS. &c, OF his OWN MAKE
~ and which WARRANTED OF THE REST QUAIL
~ AND of SUPERIOR woRKMASsHlP.
Persons wishing 10 have good and durable Boot 81
Shoe for the present senson, will do well TO call
a. am determined to please, both regards qualii,
aud price
Don't forget call at the store three doors above ts
franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. T. +. GRIMALDI.
dec Its
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13
MONTPELIER, THURSDAY JULY l3, 1854.

q If in your premises, citoycn Vcrdot, as if he
knew them well, ;" added the sergeant, with a
certain air Of menace, not, happily, difficut
to mollify. Mcrct citoynn0: your health
dam but this brandy is excellent! Another
glass Well, yes; as you say, the weather is
bitterly cold this morning. Well, madaine, as
was saying, what docs your amiablo husband
10 whilst we are gone to procure means OF
fetching the corpse, but come in, pop it into
sack carry it off, and pitch it into the Somnie
Did yoa ever hear of such droll dog, eh But,
seriously, you will come by-and-by to the Hotel
de Vile, citoycn, and sign the process rerb0', Or
there may be difficulty in apportioning the re-
ward, which is handsome. BE it 20, madame
Il cannot refuse lady ; though really, three
glasses, one after the other, is--no matter.
Here is to our glorious Rspublic, one and indi-
visible And now, my friends, du rero'r." i"
AS the door closed, the husband and wife
threw themselves with bursting Sobs into each
others outstretched arms; and Lucille, as soon
as her choking utterance permitted, whispered,
brokcnly, "Never, never, Paul, shall there again
be an unshared secret between us
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13
D. r. THOMPSON, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR

Every doubt, and every clear perception; every
conflict and every victory were there before
him and though forgotten for years, he knew
them at a glance. Even thus had sunbeam
pierced the darkest cloud, and thrown q rain
how bridge from the finite to the infinite; thus
mad he slept poacefully in a green valley, by
the side of running brooks; and such had been
his visions from the mountains tops. He knew
them all They had been always painted with
in the chambers of his soul but now for the
first time, was the veil removed.
To those who think on spiritual things, this
remarkable dream is too dceIly and beautifully
significant ever to bc forgotten.
1--WE shape ourselves the joy and fear
or which the coming life is mal",
And fl our future atmosphere
With sunshine with shade.
"Still shall the soul ar>'ni it call
The shadows which it gathered here,
Aud, painted on the eternal wall %sf-
The past shall raappear.o 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

EXTENT OF THE GOLD RESOURCES OF CALIFoR-
MIA" Much differences of opinion has been
expressed relative to the future productiveness
OF the mines in California; and many have in
ferred that the late decrease of the export will
permanently continue. A report of DR.. John
B. Trask, appointed by the California legsla-
ture to survey the Sierra Nevada and coast
mountains, has recently been published, and
affords much information in respect to the gold
prospects of the State. The explorations were
continued six months. and ended about the first
of last November; and the detailed account
covers phamplet of near ninety pages. The
results were decidedly favorable to the belief
that the gold of the state is inexhaustible, and
will continue to be proftably worked for, dur
ing long time to como. The placer ranges
are said to extend to the east within ten or ff-
teen miles of the summit ridge Of Sierra Ma.
yada.
"Thcre are evidences which clearly indicate
deposit Of gold older than the dilovial drift
of the lower western dggings, and its direction
has been traced for about seventy miles. 1t ap-
pears to have an average breadth of about four
miles, and an elevation four housand feet above
the sea for most of the distance. The quartz
mines, he concludes, possess continuous and in
exhaustible veins, and all the expectations that
have been formed Of them he thinks well ground
ed. Of the mountains running along the coast,
he states that the auriferious deposits are now
known to occur over district eighty miles in
length. They have not been extensively work.
ed, and of their ultimate productiveness he gives
no opinion. He represents most of the princi
pal mines of the State as still in prosperou,
condition, and able to insure large profit to tn,
investment of far greater amount of capital
"It would be an advp ntage both to Califor
MIA and the entire country if yet NOR
8 thorough investigation of the mineral resource
of the State were made, and by some one of tn
, first geologistS of the day. There are not
; few financial problems, the character of who's
solution will depend very much upon the con
: tinued yield of the gold mines in California an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

DECIMAL WEIIHrs AND MEASURES. petition.
drawn up by M. vattemarc, has bccn addressed
to the American Senate. Its purpose is to in
duce that body to examine the French metrical
decimal system for weights and measures, and
adopt it, or similar one, in the United States.
In France. the monetary system is decimal, and
has been since the revolution of '93 the ther-
mometer is decimal, since Napoleon established
the centigrade and measures of length, surface
solidly, capacity and weight have been 00i's',
tory decimal since lS4S. .,h;eot The
We hope Congress will give s.s1;ss ~ xs'syses''.
attention it really deserves. =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

INTERNAL MAcHINE-A box was sent to the
Marine Hospital Cincinnati, recently, and de-
posted in the room of the Steward, Mr.. j. H.
Allison About ten o'clock the Steward and his
wife, being alone in the room, opened the box,
when it exploded, manging the bodies of both
horribly. Mrs. Allison had both of her arms
blown off and skull fractured. Mr.. Allison
was dreadfully mangled; the furniture, windows,
and ceiling of the room were shattered to atoms.
Indications are that the hox contained a bomb
shell, about six inches in diameter. There is
no clue yet to the perpetrator of the fendish
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

: ROMANCE or A Coal FIELD.-The following
singular circumstance, says the 4" London Mn
ing Journal" happened a few years ago in
Parr, about thirteen miles from Liverpool, where
there are several extensive collieries. 1t will
tend 10 SHOW the immens3 valie OF coal mines
which lie under small superficial extent Of
land. An elderly widow lady sold to gentle
man some property in Parr, consisting of
house and about thirty acres of land, for t3-
OOO. The old lady thought there must be coal
under the land, as there is so much in the neigh
borhood but it was the decided opinion OF coal
pto,ristors, and others conyersant with coal
mines, that there were no coal on the property.
TIC seller OF the property, however, Insisted That
the coal should be reserved unless the purchaser
would give her Gl00 for them. This he refused
doing, and the Goals were accordingly ex-
ccptod from his purchase, and reserved to her.
The old lady died soon after, bequcathing the
coal mines among the children Of deceased
sister, seven in number, who were all laborara
and the residue of her property, worth about
l3 900, to the children Of another sister. The
beouest of the coal mines was considered q
nominal thing, and the dssensions in the two
families were great on account OF 1t. The coal
legatcas brooded for a length of time over their
disappointment in not sharing their aunt's pro-
perty with their cousins, but at length they
contrivcd to induce some persons, who were
supposed to have more money than wit, to un-
dertake the expense of boring on the land to
ascertain whether there was any coal or not.
The boring continued for considerable time,
to the great amusement of persons connected
with collieries but at last, to their great as
tonishment, the chagrin of the purchaser, and
the unbounded delight of the legatees, two
delrs of the best coal in Lancashire were dis
covered, extending nearly the whole breadth OF
the land, and which could be easily worked
This coal was Immediately purchased Ivy the
proprietors of the neighboring colliery for 600,
600. On subsequent borings three lower delii
were found, which the same parties purchased
for G15,000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13
VOLUME XI. NO. %.

Australia California has already produced
nearly two hundred and fifty millions Of dollar.
OF gold which is probably, according to tho
p'S' F"l'"'S''ons' as much as One-tenth part of
the wholerreviously existing stock in the world.
ana ls' consequently, playing most important
part In those monetary changes which perplex
monarcbs, bankers, to;k,jobbers and financiers >"
-Ne~ York Courier and Enqu;ter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

"Womcn govern us let us try to render
them perfect. The more they are enlightened
50 much the more We shall be. On the cultiva-
tion of the minds of women depends the wis
dom of men,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

FOR the Urccn Mountain FREEMAN
HAPPINESS.
There's glalncss tn my heart tonight,
And beauty all around
but had 1t EVEN been rs light,
1t had not beau,y fluud, -
* Itnevcr knew, ill slysxssxt ~ =
Il Swept o,efsss .rasve Ing strings, 9
That other Al cts charm the mind
Than these which Pleasure brings.
l! did az. look ABOVE for rest,
ITS hopes were centred here,
On that which could not ease the BREAST
Ur c!t OK The failing tear,
Aal often lie .rcan:s woull Ire.
(And me they WILL as yet,
Bu. sill, the most bc". ching ones
Tn trying t, forsct)
But when heavy load was sent
For this poor heart to bear,
knew my days were idly spent,
There was no camf.rt there.
The heart grew faint with w,tchiuln .si-
With tears The Eye sr w a:mi
threw rcsstanc, all away,
AMI turl,i my eyes to Him,
lIs knew my vain aspiring dr. ans,
II. saw thy were not wise,
Anl s!icl upon my heart the bans
OF hope viii h never dies.
thank my FAruEW he has given
II pc with iirmer bts',
Anl ,r;ingS in snless Heaven
L, ful Wiling place May FORREST.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

lie that is most worthy Of fame is often the
most careless about it-wlic the would bt
great is ever in fear Of losing caste.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13
Che Gannilp Giytlc.

Want Of care docs US more harm than want
of knowledge.