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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23
D. P. THOMPSON, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.

ONE HAPPY HEART-Have you made one hap
py heart to-day! How calmly you can seek
your pillow--how sweetly sleep! Iuall this
world there is nothing so sweet as giving COM
fort to the distressed, as letting sun-ray into
gloomy heart. Children of sorrow meet us
wherever we turn there is not moment that
tears are net shed and sighs uttered Yet how
many of these sighs are caused by our own
thoughtlessness How many daughter wrings
the soul of fond mother by acts of unkindness
and ingratitude! How many husbands. by one
little word, make whole day of sad hours and
unkind thoughts How many wives, by recrim-
nation, estrange and embitter loving hearts !
How many brothers and sisters meet but to vex
and injure each other. making wounds that no
human heart can heal All if each one work
ed upon this maxim day by day-strive to make
some heart happy-jealousy revenge, madness,
hate, with their kindred evil associates, would
forever leave the earth. Fanny Fern.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23
glance the dark, threatening fins. He had sr

glance the dark, threatening fins. He had en-
tirely forgotten the ship
The loud holloa of the sailors that came to
save him, first aroused him from his lethargy.
lie saw the boat, but he could scarcely compre-
hend, it seemed, what it all meant. or where he
actually was; /; but he raised himself once again,
felt himself supported by friendly arms and
greeted by cheering, encouraging words, and
sank back in fainting condition. The harpoon-
er had received orders that, on arriving at the
dark spot which had been seen from the deck, if
he found it was dead whale, he was to give
the signal by waving the white flag he had taken
with him. and remain there til. the other boats
could be sent to his assistance to take the dead
fish in tow. But they had not expected to find
single half-dead messmate upon it. He there
fore gave the signal and stuck the flag into the
body Of the whale in order that the other boats
might find the spot, and then rowed with the
saved man, as fast as he could, to tho vessel
Three of the sharks, who were not inclined to let
their prey be SO easily torn from them, followed
the boat, and were severely lamed and killed by
the harpooner, who could easily imagine how
they must have terrified and tormented his mess.
mate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23

JOHN WESLEY AND CLA1RvoYANcr.-The fol-
lowing is an extract from Wesley's Journal, un-
der the head of "July, 17l0":-
"Abont one, preached at Bramley, where
Jonas Rushford, about fourteen years old, gave
me the following relation - About this time
last year, wa. desired by two Of our neighbors
to 90 with them to Mr.. Crowthers, at Skipton,
who would not speak to them, about man that
had been missing twenty weeks, but bid them
bring q boy twelve or thirteen years old. When
we came in, he stood reading book. He put
me into bed with looking glass in my hand,
and covered me oil over. Then he asked me
whom had mind to see, and l said my moth
er. presently saw her with lock of wool IN
her hand standing just in the place and the
clothes she was in, as she told me afterwards
Then he bid me look again for the man that was
missing, who was one of our neighbors; and l
looked and saw him riding toward ldle but he
was very drunk aud he stopped at the aiehouse
and drank two pints more and he pulled out o
guinea to change. Two men stood by, a Dig
man and little man; and they went on before
him and got two hedge stakes. And when ne
came up, to Windmill Common, at the top OF
the hill, they pulled him off his horse, killed
him and threw him into coal-pt. And saw
it all as plainly as if I were close to them and
liz 7 saw the men should know them again.-
We went back to Bradford that night, and the
next day went with our neighbors, and showed
them the spot where he was killed, and the pit
into which he was thrown And man went
down and brought him up; and it was as had
told them his handkerchief was tied about his
mouth. and fastened behind his neck" On
which Wesley makes this remark -" Is it i'm
probable only, or fatty impossible, when all thu
circumstances are considered, that this should
all be pure fiction. They that can believe this
NAV believe mans getting into bottle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23

INDIAN MUMMrEs.-Geo G. Bates writes to the
Detroit Advertiser, that the great mystery
among the Savans of the world-to wit -
by whatever process of art or skill in science
the Mummies found in the Pyramids Of Egypt
have teen preserved land in which modern skill
has exhausted all its resources in fruitess efforts
to analyze, is known on the shores Of the Paci
fc, among the wandering races of the Chinooks
and Flatheads. These rude savages understand
and practice this art with as much success as at
tended the efforts of the ancient Egyptians
Mr.. Bates says - !
At the famous depository for the farmers of
California, on Montgomery street, there are two
specimens which are we'll calculated to arouse
the attention of the rejecting, and show how
intimate, after all, are the relations of the past
and the future. The former of these is Flat
head mummy, found in his canoe on the shores
of Puget's Sound, in perfect state of preser-
vation. Those who have seen the Egyptian
mummy would be utterly astonished at the ex
act simil tude, save in the conformation of the
subject. The forehead of the skull has been ev-
identity depressed by outward mechanical appli-
ances, but in all else it is the mummy of q Pyr-
amid. The eye-balls are still round under the
lid; the teeth, the muscles and the tendons per-
feet; the veins injected with some preserving
liquid, the bowels, stomach, and liver dried up,
but not decryed, all perfectly preserved. The
very blanket that entwines him, made of some
threads of bark and saturated with d pitchy
substance, is entire. The inner canoe in which
it was found was entirely decayed, and the out
er one was neass gone, e,yes the sady was evident
/ i, just as itwas prepared BY the sIahalm4r and
although exposed now to the open air, IL shows
no signs of decomposition. II would seem as if
prepared for all coming time. Where these
dwellers of the desert learned the art is prob
lem over which the wise may ponder and
those who are skilled in such things will find
food for thought in the strange specimen picked
up near the disputed boundary on our western
frontier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23

SPIRITUAL PRRDIcrIoN.-The New Eng
land spiritualia puts on record as a test the
communication received on the Soth OF june
from a spirit. to the effect that "Dr. Kane has
recently passed away from the earth life' his
mortal body having been crushed by the ice' as
he went after his crew who had gone in search
of land His ship had been broken to pieces
and destroyed, and most if not all Of his crew
are in the spirit-world. The spirit also stated
that he in company with DR.. Kane' Sir John
franklin and Others, was last night in the polar
regions, and saw the remains Of Dr. name ..ps upS'
the ice, with clothes, papers and his wa,cn' ,a
upon which they sw his name' Dr. name ~
having engraved ii thereon, not e1pcc',ns s Os'
l.cape, but hoped that il might possibly % '0on
I cby some one in search Of him"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23
NEW DOME OF THE CAPITAL AT WASH
INGTON.

The workmen have commenced framing the
scafolding for the construction of this novel and
magnificent structure. About twenty men are
now employed in preparing the timbers the
work of building the scaffolding will be COM
menced in the rotunda the first week in Au-
gust, and a month at least will be occupied in
putting it up After this is accomplished, the
old dome will be taken down, and the construc-
tion of the new one commenced. The old dome
is to be taken down entirely to the roof OF the
capitol, and base constructed of 25 feet high
and 1872 feet in diameter, somewhat of an octa-
gopal plain. On this stands noble colonnade
of 1913 feet in diameter, consisting of SO col
umns, with appropriate entsblatures, balus-
trades, &C., from which rises an enriched attic
! Of SO feet in height by l07 in diameter. The
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poetrp.
ETANZAS.

BY LADY EAiRSs, THE SCOTTISH SONG WRITER.
saw ye meier lanely lassie
Thinkin' gin she were wife,
The sun of joy would meier gae down g.
But warm and cheer her a. her life.
= Saw ye ne'sr weary wife, ~F
Thinkin' gin she were lass,
She wad aye be blthe and cheerie,
Lightly rs the day wad pass.
Wives and lassies, young and aged,
Think ma on each ither state,
Ilka ane It has Its crosses,
Mortal joy was meier complete
Ilka ane it has is blessings,
Peevish dnna pass them by,
Seek them out Ike bonnie berries,
Though among the thorns they lie.
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t... Selected for the Freeman.
CRUELTY TO BEASTS.
A man Of kindness to his beast Is kind,
But brutal actions show brutal mind
Remember! ! he who made thee, made the brute;
Who gave thee speech and reason, formed him mute.
He can't oomplain,-but Gods al-seeing eye
Beholls thy cruey,-IIe hears his cry;
lie was designed thy servant and thy drudge;
But know that his Creator is thy Judge.
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This place is twenty miles west from st. Au-
thongs Falls, and seven miles north of the Min.
nesota River. Notwithstanding severe drouth
early in the season crops look very well. Far
mers prospects are good. The emigration is
so great that produce will be very high next fall
and winter ROVER.
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MISCEILANE0US.

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VNTHERE o. are made Mills of the various
rssga 10 Ssaani Watot o. Hors
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NJ NiOEERBeCEER SkTENT. COOKING
~ II RANAgs--StHsTfnkkIUA. =

PRICE Il C0UL0N. Plumbers, lot Poy dras
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BLOCK TIN always on sst. sfilr and hTEAMBokT YORK
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YxTHiT. r. GREENFIED, ArroasHY Al
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n WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
a. GENUINE AND orULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
y supply Duggsa and Dealers ~ rrOprstor lowest
If ensra Depot Special Agency.
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TIIE SPRINGS.
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lRiehs fdaon,a Starry Wine,
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AeARNEs' HOTEL, Mississippi City, 4ssssa
Msssppi will be for The reception Of Visitors StHa3
on ths ia Of Jane asnt Dr. E.E Waksa. ts attending
physielAn. sg' WHI BARNES, Propyistaf.
Gsw Orleans, April 1855. as spsm
DARADISE POINT HOTEL, Second f=s.s
Wharf Msssissipp ciss.rAs FARE stthis ssossr isSH
TsnssRss month, sas day. $50 Children ssrysn
hatprice. uys lotl 81 W. TEGARDES.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.

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cash. A. s. Gas 9, Becrsary.
No.Is snkfort New York, My <,iss5 myas
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4 Ass9l.Aa ON B0sT0G --$I5 ,005 a. sj5ors
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II, AST ;PASOAGDULA---The subseri. $50
IA rsssd his sssaeiishmsnt for ssSEH
Eoasdos sud Lodgings prepared to sasr yispr.
6aI sud ss connected with the heas which
Propor ohsr with ssht
III MAURICE GUfoHAED,
los lluF foot OF gtasnbos Wharf East Psscag
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CaftAAL esssoat
- pfREeTeA6.
William veasi,-fs b. Z. vesrAiss. 2 afapere
herap ASKSsAt r, Yeats, o. Gaitard, I,
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~ Mt john Penasr,an sxa eisessd and A.
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GOLD RENss eENClLss FtiIssgLEs pfycn LEES r,sv
SEcgTAc kINGA SLY III WARE
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-04-22

-Je ne suis plus violoniste, lui dit.
il. Fai.cs maintenant dcs synecdoques
tant que vous voudrez.
L'oncle plcura de joie ct lui ouvrit
ses bras.
-Je tc prete cent louis 4 six pour
cent. parce que c'est toi, lui repondit.il.
Cher tresor d'oncle.
J'ai insiste, en- commencant, sur &c
point que l'histoire est reelle i'insiste
ore.-Sauf le nom du heros, tou, est
vrai. .r.
Roman etait toujours jeune, toujours
beau. toujours homme distingue ; il de.
vim entreprenant. II fit de findls,,ie.
II y fut heureuI. II a epouse. il y l2
ans. Ia file dun maitre dc forces oui
lui donne uDe crosse dot. II est au.
jourd'hui millionaire, classique de le.
cole du bon sens ice qui est une fai.
blesse). conservateur un peu exagere ct
ennemi de Ia musidue.
Quand on lui parle du passe. il re.
pond
Mon omelctte etc pour moi l'eau
merveilleuse qui 6te resprit. Ia me-
moire ct lie sens poetique. .
QUAINT 4 moi, je ne veux tirsr du fait
aucune conclusion; j'ai raconte VOLTA
tout.
Philibert AUpEBRANp.
Paris, 4 mars 1855. 1904 e ..
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-04-22

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'1l-e- Proprietc;re De Aycade Hotei.
~ mMs-i An - Rue dee xszasins
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50 PIastFeS 1e REconDe0Se.

ClNQUANTE piastres de rsoompenss a
~ ssrost pages oelui qui ramsners .
O. seuoignk % loeess Ia geole dc la
paroisss, b nagrc 8aeese, Age do Is -.
ans environ, taille moyennc, tsipt noir fonet
Get esclave, qui provient do rencsn do u
strph, crt part msrron depuis IL nois De ma
1854. On suppose qu'il SO cache dane le boil
desrarc rhabitation Bougcrc, do StCharlss
ou aux environs. ...
StJean Baptiste, avril 1855.
I'm. VALSAIN MARMILLON.