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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18

A Description OF LovE.-Love is like
heaven because it wraps the soul in bliss.
Like salt--because it relisheth.
Like pepper-because it very often sets one
on fire.
Like sugar-becauso it is sweet.
Like rope-beoause it is often the death
Of man.
Like prison--because it often makes him
miserable.
Like wine-because it makes us happy.
Like man-beeause it is here to-day and
gone tomorrow.
Like woman--because there is no getting
rid of it.
Like will-o'.. th'-wisp-because it otter
leads one into bog.
Like money-because it often makes foo
of man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
SPELLING WORDS MORE THAN ONE WAY

SPELLING WORDS MORE THAN ONE Way
Several years ago, when the country was
new" Hon. Nyrum Reynolds, of Wyoming
county, enjoyed quite reputation as sue.
cessfui pettifogger. He wasn't very we'll post
ed up either in Z book-larnin' or the learning
of the laws; but relied principally upon his
own native tact and shrewdness--his stock of
which has not failed him to this day. His
great success created quite an active demand
for his services. On one occaeion he was
pitted against " smart appearing well dress.
ed limb of the law from neighboring viii
lage, who made considerable sport of paper
which Reynolds had submitted to the court,
remarking among other things, that "all law
papers were required to be written in the
English language, and that that one under
consideration, from its bad speeding and PEN
manship, ought, in fairness, therefore to be
excluded" "Gen'l'meu of the jury" said
Reynolds, when he summed up'-and every
word weighed pound" the learned counsel
on the other side finds fault with my ritin' and
spellin,' as though the merits of this case de.
pended upon SIGH matters I'm agin Juggling
in any SIGH odtside affairs, but will say, thai
a man mast be a lool who can't spell woro
more than one ray" The Jury sympathized
with Judge r. and rendered decision il
favor of his client.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
A NEW WAY TO DETECT A THIEF.

The father Of the great American States
man was very humorous and jocose person.
age, and innumerable are the anecdotes that
are related Of him. As he was once journey
ing in Massachusetts not far from his own
native town, he stopped rather late one night
at an inn in the village Of -. In the
bar-room were about twenty diffenent persons,
who, as he entered, called out to him to d g.
cover thief. Ono of the company, it ap-
peared, had a few moments before had watch
taken from his pocket, and he know the offend
or must be in the room with them.
Come, Mr.. Almanac maker, you know the
signs of the times, the hidden things of the
season, tell who is the thief
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18

Fasten all the doors of the room and let
no one leave it; and, here, landlord, 90 and
bring your wife's great brass kettle.
Whe-ew want to know my stars
my wlte's--whew-ew 2 auoth Boniface.
Why, you wouldn't be more struck up il
| told you to go to potr
Boniface did as commanded; the great
brass kettle was placed in the middle of the
floor, its bottom up---as black, sooty, and
smokey as a chimney-black. The landlord
got into his bar, and looked on with eyes as
big as saueers.
You don't want any hot water nor nothin,'
to take off the bristles on oritter do you,
Squire |? said the landlord, the preparation
looking little too much like hog-killing.
The old womans gone to bed and the wells
dry
Now 60 into your barn and bring the big
gest cockerel you've got
'Whew! you won't bile him, will you
he's tough QUE. I can swear, Squire, he
didn't steal the watch. The old rooster knows
when it is time to crow, without looking at a
watch
60 along, or won't detect the thief
Boniface wont to the barn and soon return
ed with tremendous fat rooster, cacking all
the way like mad
Nov put him under the kettle, and blow
the light out
The old rooster was thrust under the invert
ed kettle, and the lamp blown out.
Now, gentlemen, l don't 'spose the thiel
is in the company, but if he is, the old rooste
will crow when the offender touches the bot
tom of the kettle with his hands, Walk roun'
in circle, and the cock will make known tn
watch steaer. The innocent need not b.
afraid, you know
The company, then to humor, him, and car
ry out the joke, walked round the kettle il
, the dark for three or four minutes.
All done. gentlemen |!
'All done = was the cry what's you
, growing We heard no cockakoodledoo.'
Bring US light
A light was brought as ordered.
; Now hold up your hands, good folks.
J They were Of course black, from coming il
contact with the SCOT of the kettle.
'All up"
All up! was the response.
, 'A-ll-don't know! here's one fello,
T who hasn't held up his hands
'Ah, ah, my old boy, let's take peep a
your paws
, They were examined, and were not blac
like those of the rest of the company.
You'll find your watch about him, search
, And so it proved. This fellow, not bein
aware, any more than the rest, of the par
that was set for the discovery OF the THE
had kept aloft from the kettle, lest when b
touched it, the growing of the rooster, shout
d proclaim him as the thief. As the hands
all the others were black sned, the whitene
of his own showed of course that he dare
4 not touch the old brass kettle, and that
was the offender He jumped out of the fir,
Q ing pan into the fire, and was lodged in
uncomfortable place as either-to witt
n jail.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18

the best sherry (Xeres,) and allowed to steep
for about tweuty-four hours, and then being
we'll stirred up swallowed by the patient.
This dose is repeated three times day for
about nine days. when the person or animal
may be considered as cured. am told that
even dogs which have been bitten by n rabid
animal have been cured by this treatment, or
BY putting larger quantity of these seeds in
their food.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
bartetp.
Barnet, Vt.

Mr. Burchard, the revivalist, had preached
in certain town with great power, and among
others converted were two daughters of rich,
close-fsted farmer, and the story says, a MEM
Der of the church. When Mr.. B. was about
to leave, contribution was proposed to pay
his expenses, among the rest this farmer steps
up and thanks Mr.. B. for his efforts, and say
ing he felt bound to contribute something,
gave twenty-five CENTS" Two Shilhngs," said
the divine, "for the salvation of your two
daughters-very we'll, it is dear at that il
their souls are as small as yours"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18

To KEEP MILK SwERr.--A Boyd, cor.
respondent Of the Scient. fc American, states
that he has practiced peculiar method, with
much success, of preserving milk sweet in the
pans. It simply consists in placing piece
of new hammered iron, or three twelve-penny
nails, in each pan, then pouring the warm
milk on them. He believes that electricity
has something to do with producing the results.
He has tried many experiments befor he hit
upon this one, which he found to preserve the
milk sweet for longer time than any other
plan tried by him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
poetrp.
For the Green Mountaia Freeman.
TO q LINDA.o

TO "LTNDA."
Dear Linda May, what can say
To your kind, rhyming letter.
/ did not know that you would so
Make me your grateful debtor,
By asking for me place with thee,
Beside your gifted leader.
And did he then, with lofty mien,
Refuse so sweet pleader
Saw you frowu, or lip drawn down,
When your request was rendered!
Perhaps he'd say, "Just send her away,
don't wish 10 be hindered."
But tell him didn't look SO high
As any seat Of honor
merely thought Of q quiet spot,
Away in some shaded corner,
Where could hear your voices sweet,
(Mysef unseen, unheard,)
As pleasantly sweet melody
Breathes forth in every word.
But isn't it hard, the q" Invisible Bard"
Should yet invisible stand.
Can't you see his face in that sacred place
The concert-room Of the band'
I've heard him speak, his voice is sweet,
Pleasant, grave, and kind
His words were stored, from wisdom's hoard
OF treasures for the mind.
But in his task he wore mask,
Der his face twas closely drawn;
He may remain, (he will il he CAM
INVISIBLE but not UNKNOWN.
And, Linda, dear, should any one here,
Ask you who wrote this letter,
Now don't you tell il you do--wsll,
Iguess you had not better,
At least not till the fates shall will
You to go where I've been
Perchance you may, some future day,
Learn who is Carrie LINN.
lnrnet VT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
Dauiel Perkins, Estate.

1BE Subscribers having been appointed BY ~ honoia
BILE Piabate Court for The District Of Lamoils. Com
miesone receive examine. and adjust all claims N.Y.
Perkins, late of johns in said District deceased, rep
resented insolven and the term Of sir mon'hs from ~.
sthday of August 1856 being allowedey sad Coa ~
specve Claims beore ne sye ntice that will atfenr
me duties of appointment at The once N .. ?. IA
In Jonsen in said District, the iisl M"naayo @
VENUE, anafssruary next, at ten O'CLOCK III '"'
ISAAC A. MANNING,
Johnson, Sept. a. A. n 1885 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
NOTICE.

n n. BRiGHAM,M D., Homeopathic Physician and
VI. Surgeon having changed his reside nee from Waits.
field to Montpelier village, and associated himself In
tce with Dr. T. G. Tapln prepare 10 answer ali
calls IN the vario departments Of his pro ession
9orF'oE corner OF Elm and Spring treets opposite
the Academy. Nfr
Montpelier, July |, 1865, Mas
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
PERRY. Sent. 18th. Is

lieut.. 1t adds proof to evidence -
PERRY, Sept. 18th, 1855.
Since my last advices the snake has been
seen several times. At one time he raised
bis head (Which is larger than the head of
horse) eight feet out of water, close to the
shore. and within two rods of man who was
watching Tor him with gun, but who was SO
completely paralyzed by the sudden appear
ance of the monster as to be unable to shoot.
This man is a joiner who has recently been in
my employ.
An observatory, twelve feet above the
water, has been erected by the. stock company,
on which sentinels are continually kept Day
before yesterday, whilst my nearest ncghbor
and visitor Of his from New York city,
were on the observatory with the two senti.
nels, the largest snake made his appearance
and came down the lake to within thirty rods
of them, sinking and rising alternately, but
when visible, his head was about four feet GU,
of water. About thirty feet of his body
could be seen, increasingn size from his head
as far back as he showed himself, but his tail
could not be seen. He is of bright brown
color, and must be more than sixty feet long
He was distinctly seen for half an hour, and
until dark.
Last week friend of mine shot at on.
fifteen feet long, and about the size of q FIVE
inch stove-pipe.
The truth is have been an unbeliever, bu
1 give it up. There are two big snakes in Sill
ver Lake, and a brood of young ones, which
accounts for their showing themselve NOR
this season than heretofore.
Every effort mas been made to get them t,
seize bait, consisting of live ducks, geese, &C.
floating on the water. Hapoons have bee
procured; but they are too shy. Shooting i
the head is the only chance, but thare are n
rifles here. | think you had better com
right up, with the best rife you can get. Tn
company have hired all the boats, hoping t
catch him themselves; but VIC can get one, 0
join the company.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
vermont Central r.. n. Ca.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the Vermont Central Railroad DONNA
ny tor the election Of Director and the ransa tnn
Of any other business necessary will be holden a, North
eld VT, Wednesday the 3ls day VI October n.rt At
7l.2 o'elock, P. NJ. BY order sf Directors,
Sept u, 1885 g. w. DEXTER, Pres.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
AGENTS WANTED..

MAKE MONEx WHEN YOU CAN.
Tue subscribers desire 10 procure the undivided Ting cf
an Agent in every County Of the United at,s Esr.nt
and capable men may make several olas per day. with
out risk or hnmbuggery of any kind Full na,,;cyii,
the nature Of the bn 'ness win be wen by addrsss ~
subscriber and forwarding One Post Office Stamp 10 pre
pay return pos'cge FUREY 4 CO.
rSl so Nnfh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
ATTENTION!

House Joiners and Carpenters!!
IN O0O FEET OF Extra and No Macbin. 1,l.n
CO.OOU boards for sale at the Depot Store
FULLER AZ SMITH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
RrOhnfe Court.

STATE OF VERMONT Notice is hereby gwen ina. may
said District viii be held at the Probate Office In Mont
slier Tuesday Of each week during the ensuing year
NELSON A. CHASE, Judge Ct NHoa'e'
MAMMALIAN nec | 1874 5lW2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
THE FRESH WATER SEA SERPENT.

Before Silver Lake freezes up we hope to
hear of the capture of the big snake-or at
least of one of the family, for it appears there
are several of the monsters. We copy letter
from the Hartford Times, which a resident
near the lake wrote to his brother in Connect.
lieut.. 1t adds proof to evidence -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
Rakes. Rakes

IN DOZEN of Rskes Tor sale at the Depot Store at the
w lowest Manufacturers prices by
FULLER SMITH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
PEN MANSHIP

Bnokeep n.y. English Studies, Languages, and Drawing
are thoroughly snd pract cay experienced teach
ers, at the BosToS Nero ANTILE AcADsMY, Winter st
day and evening,
l.. D. HANAFORD. JW PAYSON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY.

The subscribers residents Of Flemin gton do hereby
cefy that we are well acquainted with DJ H. schenck
ne was attacked by disease which, believe erm-
Of which, he was reduced low be unable 10 leave
MS PED Tor long ine, aud to all appearances was past
,ecoVeIy lie new perfectly well-hs cough and fever
oee that these sautary effects have resulted from the
use of the Pnlnonic syrup.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
0aroware.
CHILD T. BAKER

CHILD T. BAKER
4 RE new opening the largest and best selected
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
At Hidreth old stand on Second ST., third door cas-
Of Brady, offered in Davenport, which they are dc
termned to sell cheaperfor prompt payment tha' a"
other house aastorwest.
Constant additions will be made Of all the latcstand
most useful improvements in agricultural machines.
Tools,Sc. We will also keep in connection full as
sorted Stock oflron steel Glass, OIL Paints, Hgg,
and Seat Springs Wagon Boxes, Axlcs, Black shith'.
Bellows, Anvis, Vices, &c:
CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL SAWS.
Davenport, Apl 18th, ls5i-wuw
L DAVENPORT d LIZ CLAIRE.
DLoW STEEL from .. inch TO IA inches wdo for
1 sale by DAVENPORT TX CLAIRE.
GAsT STEEL for tools from inch to , in. square;
~ also DAT bars by DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
HOOP IRON all sizes; also Sheet Iron by
IL DAVENPORT * LIE CLAIRE.
ID LOCK TIN, block Znk and Coke. Antmony, for
ID sale by DAVENpoRT& q LIE CLAIRE.
DELlows and Smith tools for sale low by
- DAVENPORT q LIE CLAIRE.
MAILS, Spikes and finishing Nails all sizes. for sale
N by DAVENPORT * LE CLAIRE.
WINDOW CHA SIS of all sizes. very low by
w DAVENPORT * LE cLAIRE.
WHITE LEAD, pare and No. !, in small and large
w kegs. by pAVENPaRT& Il LIZ CLAIRE
YlNK PAINT, snow white very fine, Cor dnshing,
Lby DAVENPORT " LIE CLAIRE.
TACK SCREWS. Clamp Screws. Drills, Crowbars,
- picks,vcry low by DA"hNpoRT q LECLAlRE.
SPRiNGs, Axles, Mats and Washers Wrought
- Nails, Strap Hinges. at
DAVENPORT d LIE CLAIRE.
DoRrABI.E FORCES, Anyis, Vices, Horse Shoes,
i and shoe Nails at DANEN PORT ~ LE. CLAIRE
NAILS.
lust r.ccired large supply Of Fence, Spik Fin
- tshing and other Nails. for sale. cheap bv
JulySth, Is5t CHILD q BAKER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
ALFRED j. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
KAFY0S NILS ~ rYayur

|"ILLkeepeonstan:fyo on ba nd mr. Il fnr I, 10 49,.
W assartHebiet Ium her, n M - AksFe
gIc> Of ever. variety of size for bsi dnr pnvra.s
a. alsehard ' cod dioreabinei work and ssehiseYv-
being ~ the head athe rapids he obtain s. e.:,
as keep the Mills rrnnine ever, week in The vc.s
cersesn therefore be filed ON short notics - -.
tine. ""So - s1y
u, ,is" furnishes lumber offuEsi.ss and ~ n.
Feb. b, lSS5-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
BR0WN& & NcDONAID

~ as'As opened their Tailorinv Hstnhl,shren, =.
! brads street, bet. I'd 4 Sd strset door. shaw.
me fe@a liz Oh Store, and sirg ce8 yed . ,a,.s
aha Ven rs orted siat of Cloin. eon-istpr efCss
n' - 'oess fhs. satin4t>, Tweess, Beavers Vest.
hg, Satihs, Nehets. Nc.. Il. feel g. .nfde, fvc.n
iher experience ln the Assipsss that thsy ear nrn
nn'e mss class sarBieat, sI,d al ~. scasoss Ma
price as oEy other 1ai ring Essal lisrp ert ~ th~
riN, woaid invite he Inhabitants of Dsyenro,t ana
Nicinits To give cali -
lhttine done and warranf Il n ft N prcrev,v
made az. Allortcls in receive pro "a atterti.ns
BROWN Il Mel ONALn'
D. ltf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
davenport Sept. 6. 1855 DIFF
Spring and Summer Clothing.
ATJOHN JoRDAK's

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
4 LARGE and varied assortment Of fMcnss ana
n Ai,oys, ise;,iy made Clo thing, enibrae-
ng all the iihereHtand approyedstyies aha iade u!
rood W. men out ofthe best material.
Fine m ,diuia and common. Onion, Beaver, Felt.
Pilot. prtershani and Flushing, Bangups, sacks and
aletot tOvercoats, Cioth Dress aud Froek Coats Of
rious colors aud qualities Cloth, Cashmere sati
act veiv et and rw weed Pantaoons- SILK, Satin, Va
lantia wansdown, Velvet, Piusa, Cloth, Cashmere
Salinet Double and Single breasted Vests Mohke!
Jackets Drawers Uniershlrts. Hosiery, suspentters
Enves awaits Haiik erchicfs stocks
ries scarfs, Winchester and Seott'sapprcved Patent
aan Shirts. Umbrellas and srteiesnsia
iy KEPT in gentleman 5 furnishing stores, ueludins
Robes.dc Chambre and Revere VesisaBd oyereoats.
AIsoa sple add assortment of uncnt Cloths Cassi-
meres sand Nestiags all II which will be made M to
,racriu ths be amer, wth promrtness, a accom-
an, lating prices, and BY competent workmen. This
,sta 3lshln isin the monthly receipt ofths latest
Fla sAions taatordersintrustedto Ia them may be re-
ad upon as being in the lztoststyie by those VINO de
.irett All manner of plain work and work OF gem
eel n ediu ri, promptl. atlendedtoas herctofsEe
HATS ol a new sly 10 together Wiia All ofiAe COM
mon kinds constantly on hand
Grateful f. pas lireage, ,the taoSc
= homes TO meri Il 50 ontinuaHee ofthc same.
JOHN JORDAN.
M.rchantraorandClo Clothier, on FrontsLreet, eppo-
itpthe Steam Mills.
Iayeupprr July I'd. IS55-w&d-if.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO OWNERS ar
HORSES

ToHN McpoNNklL. Veterinary savrecr. Ne.,
81 Rochester N F..bees respectfully 10 isfaru ~
public thai be has ioeated In Davenport here e 80.
be consulted a all hours and ali i.es ses ,h.s ~
h,rset subject 10. Aher going throsgh = thoronvs
coarse OF siud! irf the pr ttesson and having m.nv
Years good practice On al kinds Of disease and -.
produce ns good testimonials as any rtber WAN W.
~ New York eeis halr,i 10 say tbst he will ~, 10
him. ~f-SS
Untli iurlher notice he csB he found al Parker n
Spearing's SiEble, on Second st,
N. B. Guaranteed Recipes sold TO apy uors.r ,t,,,,
~ d dstance from afavrier. ''rs
Davenport. SEPT sih 1855 dw-tf #,-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL |!


MOT at the lie Claire House, bhtrigEt oprasi 10 II
N at,he Store of the well known Merchsui Tailor,
L.. w. STEINRERG, 2p STREET,
ora wefllssorted stock of Es eady. made NIath- =
ing, Hats ,sTrunks, Carpet Bsgs, Shirts ra-
watts, &c. Nc. -.
who will favor aim with their calls an ohesiaad uf
righidealihg.
Inprices and qnaft, ofgoodsi am able DO compel.
with INV ests sblishmeGi in this tlty.
pl.,,sc call and examine my soods h,fore yen go
elsawhsre A. M!kDKE, Agent.
Daynnport May --~HN-t'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

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fevuvha sksn Iqah Brgksoa hair resora,v. bo,m Il
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MATRIMONTAL.

A YOUNG 0EN1LsMAs, OF GOOD POSITION BUT
IA wh"c rursuss require hs ccnstsn, su~1tion icres
he acquainabcs ~ agreeable yatng ads. with
Wow 70 na.rirony Plesse address conhvn~s ions T-
VII be trss'~d viii the eonDtenceJ 70 George o0
tLob square Pot once.
MATRINoNTALy--A YOUNG MAN or GOOD cha
w racsr. renne and Appearance.
having resensiy esssrbed himself IN business Ia the
brctkyn DESTROYS a. Tor ming the seqaibfanee 90 young
soy = ,nhar ana ihcs'ioos, wrh view 70 e
seeuaDisDce should prove mutually agreeable oh~r qusa
hrsfions being equal say po~srxsed OF I'D
ar would We rs~fssrea sdares. y g r. sew Yers Po-
or note forwarded. Al letters .i be usssd oonsssnsy
MArRINoyrAL--A GENTLEMAN ~ DyTRoUs %
m forming he acquaintance 81 lady. vrh view mar
nnry. s6y And ard sf-ctionst< cposu1n. wishing
'vm msr mnra sbsanse yin sAe address 9. ". W. eoa
y kro~d~sy Pos odice
UfyE WANTED - YOUNG 0gsrLxNAs. OF Hfgf
W ~ respertAbe hmty, prspo~<e~ssng mannsrs yell efa
es6 ssd kavtas Desns " ssppors : ~lfs oynfg~sshiv
desires fcne ecnpssc1 w&D hrfsr km nke nuAa&z
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