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

nR or. FoBBUsH resp ctfay informs his friends
~ and the pnbo that he will be happy receive con
tnnance OF their former liberal patronage and hope by
attention to business and skul mechanism merit and
receive a continuance Of their ftvors. = IS.
nroFFICE In the Patriot Building. State sres Mont
peIier, VI. 36f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18

every town and village for and women to sell new,
cheap and qucksengBooks, and canvass for our Pop
uar Scientific Journals All who engage with will be se-
cured from the possibility Of loss Profits very liberal Please
address, FowLERs AND WELLS, sos Broadway, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
Elihu COWdeYy's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden u
,lhtgReLrH DsTsIcr. 81" Randolph, within and for said
DisIk5tf, on The sth day Of October, A. u. 1865.
GEO. L. C0WDERY, Executor Of the last win and Tes
" Testament Of Eihu Cowdery, late OF Tunbridge, In
said District deceased presents his administration
far settlement Whereupon is ordered that the be
referred to the Sd day OF November sxt at the Pro
bate Office In said Randolph, for examination and allow
ance and that ali concerned be notified hereof, by the
publication Of this order In the Green Mountain freeman
printed Montpelier in this State three weeks
svry, as soon may be, that they may appear, and
said time and place II they cause, object thereto.
BY order fCouu.
Attest, II. A. WHITE, Register.
ttf A true copy Of record
"A ~ Attest, II. A. WHITE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
Asa A. Raymore,s Estate

THE Subscribers, having been apcntrdby the Honor,
L able Probair Court for the District Of Lamoie,
Commissioners 10 receive, exanne, andadjast all claims
and demands Of all against bf estate of Asa A.
Raymore late Of Eden, In said Disiriq tsrnsed repre-
seDed nsolven the term Of liz mon hfot The 18th day
of September 1856, being allowed by sd Court to the
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and ptove their re-
spcctive claims before usgivc notice Chat we will attend
To thc dues Of appointment at the dwelling house of
Ephram Harrington in Eden, in said Bstrlct the third
Tuesdays Of November and March neI ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, each Of said days
ASA SM TIL, PROM,
Eden. (ctober Cd. A. ID. 1875
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18

From Freeman Hunt, Edfof of Merchants Magazine N
In n note to Mr. Chickeing, dated New York February
10Th, 1854 Mr. Freeman Hunt, Editor Of tho Merchants
Magazine, says, am entirely satisfied, with The Piann
purchased of you last My daughter is taking lessons
in music and her TEACHER plonon IL the fnrstt
Instrument she ever played upn' All who have seen il
are struck, NJ" only with the richness of its tome but with
the finish and e'egan &C of the Instrument "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
CHURCH MUSIC.

THE NEW CAKMINA SACRA.
TUE NEW EDITION Of this popular collection Of
\ Church Music, by DR.. LowRlL MASON, is now ready.
tn. Elementary department has been entirely rewritten
and emodeled, aud Ia accompanied with sy and nj cas-
rug fARr soScs and other exercises or the voice. which
WIN be found exceedingly fu In singing schoos and
classes number OF new tunes have hsen added tbut
no former onss omitted. The sale Of the New Carmna Is
uhpafalielcd Scarcely church in the country can be
iouaa where II Is not known and admired,
view YORK, Mason BRorHnas; Boston oLiygR DlrsoN
anu oAesohr, GARTER & BAzIN. 4lw6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
NOTICE I!

E annual Meeting Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company for the choice Of Board OF Directors the
ensneing year will be held at the Office Of said Company
the l7th day Of October next, at O'Clock P. NJ.
JOSEPH POLAND, SEQ
Montpelier, Sept, 2oth, 1866.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
r. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MAssI
AND SOLD BY

b. O. TYLER, Fred f. SIN tn aud Collin Pierce, Mont
peer Potter Il Tucker and Geo Nichos Mortified II
s. Camp, stoves J. n. Bradley, Waterbury; o. A. Badger
Co., West Randolph A. f. Bigeow, Barre 1T
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
Notice.,

THIS may certify that have sold my Jonathan Mar
i VIM bis time during the remainder of his minority,
and thut shall ella i'm Of his wages pay any
Of his contracting after this date. HORACE HALL.
Woodbury., Oct Ii, 1855. 43w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
@AhYsH
Machine for Feeling Willows.

Hn"CshshC hOh Wiling ~
NOW that there Is achine to peel them with the cu
" tivation Of the EUROPEAN Basket WILLOW is
the profitable business farmers cngagein, paying
from s51 $500 dollars per above all expenses,
nualy. -sfg. +4H L. tt4.
Circulars giving full description of the Machine, aud
full DIRECTIONS for cuivating preparing for market, &c,
sent free any sending their and address
subscriber, who is prepared to furnish
CUT TTNGS,
for planting in large small quantities They also
be obtained Of ERAsrus Parker ESQ., Waterbury, W. The
land should be prepared for planting them in the fall
he other work Of the farm is not pressing, and they be
planted in the fall or spring most convenient.
GEo.J COLBY.
Jonesville, VT, Sept. 1855. 39tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
Notice

WHEREAS, my wife Hannah has ieft my bed and board
w without any just This Is to notify MI persons
not 10 haIbnr trust her account as shall pay
debts of her contracting SlLAs MOsURE
M0rristuwn, Sept. ii 1855. ~ S9w6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
NAfice.

SA7HEREAS my wife Elizabeth w. has1eft my he'd and
w hoard without any Just cause. This is to noify all
pcrsons not habor her trust her my account,
shall pay debts of her contracting.
Plainfeld, Oct. 1855.
4lW3 CLARK THOMPSON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
DRY GOODS LINZ

This Stock heing entirely and Of the Styles we
hope to merit the patronage Of the public NIL nd
inc. N. G. BACON.
Mont eIier. October 4th. 1855 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18

From the Boston Daily Chronicle.
SPIRAL ScRo L PiANo FoRTE.--This IL new and very
elegant torn OF Piano Forte legs recently manufactured
ny Jacob Chckenng 300 Washington ST. Boston it gives
ms richiy carved Gases an additional establishment. Far
ana beauty we think this class of Jacob Chick
erlngs fian0Fores aye unsurpassed The form IT the
eg ID entirely new and very attractive in pearance
non, power and brillancy of tone depth of bass and
sweetness Of treble
Daily M,r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
FARM FGR SALEi

THE subscriber, wishing to West offers for sale his
l. Farm lying In East Brookfeid, aud known the Jo-
sep Blake Place, containing 40 Of Land in good
with stone wall. Those wishing to purchase will please
apply ston. GEORGE W. BLAKE.
East Brook6eld, Sept. 81, 1855. Al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18

q, I'U7UFH TH1BTTgtHCBT.
SOMETHING NEw.-We nor ced in the Ware Rooms IF
Jacob Chickerng Washington ST. M s,yie Of ri.
aho Forte leg in the form of spiral scroll was exceed
lnsy rlch elegant and tasty and great addition tn
the embe isents of his fine carved cases. some of which
are truly magnificent
Az who wish To purchase instrn should those
OF chickering's with this beautiful entail leg,
ihcy VIII ma them superior instruments all other parts
quick ana light In action. powerful and brilliant tone
possessing depth Of bass aud sweetness of treble
assortment of Instruments and 4, rxamin thrm /, The
dH'y OF every purchaser Remember the number, 300
Washington street
"EoRoE W. WILDER. Montpelier VT, il agent for the
sale OF The above Instruments for Montpelier and vicinity
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
CHICKERING'S IPlAN]D-.fOR71L$So

any IN Inc country Mr. Chckerng erected the first Steam
n' VI tns country and where, by machinery ofhis
ne pos esses extraordinary facilities for
"Cn'hs rhuo tnes He dries and seasons his mateT ai
by eam 10 The best manner, and by his new and inre-
n,"'s m"Gh'nrry, which saves much manual Labor he il
o W nef ns Instruments 10 The public at prices which
cannon Ia u heins satisfactory and on as accommoda
ing Terms AZ can be had in this or any other city in the
Union" ' '' wy III ''e
East Greenwich, L., March, 1854.
have during the past year. account of the state of
my HEALTH been compelled 10 relinqu>h nubc speaking
portion OF the time, and have filled an agency for The
ABOVE fiano IN Mr. Cos establishment. And after long
and careful examination Of his methods Of manufacture
ana selling upa asge number Of his instruments among
INC 'aeS OF m: friends in different States, and Noticing
how they have stood the various chanpes of climate
am prepared them The hest In use BE-
time"
Boston, May. 1855.
From NJ IL. NcChesnsy. Pianist of Jonesv,le, Mich.
have examined particularly the Pianos by jacob
Chickeug Vi Boston, Mass and am pie ased say that
for richness and decacy tone iis,ae.s o( TOUCH
prompt acton, for eauty and durability nf style and finish
thihk hey are unsurpassed, and cheerfhy mmend
'eh !" any nhe Whaling g cd ms rument in every re
'pect. ~ Fl. AicCHESNEY, Pianist.
-. From Prof 7, H. Howe Boston, Mass.
Having examined the variHs kinds of Piano Foes
ufclured by Jacob Chick arnV Boston Mass and hav-
ing used them myself, cheohuy recommend them p
Suns wishing first class Instruments.
u. HOWE, Teacher { Music: IS Bedford st.,
And orsanist at Rev. Mr. Lauries Church. Charlestown.
From Mr.. J. Mozart the distinguished and popular
Basso, of Boston,
Having often and ktried Jacob Chick rng's Piano
foes, can freely say that they give the Ear perfect sat
lsiaction and in nish passed by any instrument
tat nave rxamned-their action is perfect being free
from that Stiffness which charctezes of the Pianos
now in Use. NJ MOZART
Boston, May s, 1855.
from he M;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-18
STARTLING, BUT TNUE!>
WARNING TO EVERY SENSIBLE WOMAN.
-..NN>----s-.4s
WHY FEMALES sUEFER IN HEALTH.

W. >~-o~o~~-~1
No woman of dclcacy ia willing tp disclose the pesu
liar ailments incident 70 her SEX cef to most lMih'aS
family physician
This modesty and dciicacy Is implanted by nature,
and neither should rpr need DO subjected to the rude
shocks inevitable IN making known to the other sex
those ailments belonging exclusively to the ienaie
Except in extreme CAFES her sensltVelesh Will Facft
fee her health rather than her dcicaey.
The consequences serious, amentnble, and Iiie
long.
Thus what at first could have been easily remedied
perhaps better still not Incurred, becomes colhp
cation of diseases not only running the health OF the
mother and embttering her days by sickness and SUI
fcrinG but entailng broken constitutions upon hcr
children and embarrassing, il rot addressing INC RUS
ness and pecunay prospects Of the husband Lecvsry
sensible woman
TAKE WARMING IN TIME,
Gas thousands have done) by the bitter experience and
suferings Of Others of the dreadful consequences she
entails upon herself and those endeared 10 her by her
ignorance of the simplest and panest rules OF health a.
connected with the marriage state, the Violation On
which entails disease suffering, and misery
How many are suffering from distractions or lrregR
arties peculiar to the female system, which undermine
the health the effects of which they are ignorant ana
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tie womb or from -four albus (weakness debility &cf
How many In constant agony for many months pre-
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To the question: how these to be preventedi wha
shall be donel the answer is simple.
Let every woman ascertain for herself without vlor
lence to her delicacy the nature and character u the
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from which may arise and the proper remedles 1of
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possessed by thousands) WHlCH IEL6 S EFER e.
WOAdAN WHAT is TIE MdTI,ER, AND
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This little volume "a entitled
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-07

The engrossed bill to incorporate company to
ship canal from the waters of the Pamli-
CO and Currituck Sounds to Albemarle and Chesa-
peake Bay read the second time.
Mr. Smith shortly explained the great advantage
of this work. aud the undoubted security given the
State. Mr.. S. expressed his readiness to give any
further information required. .--.
The yeas and nays being called upon the pas
sage of the bill, Mr.. Mann said: AS the county
thatI represent, Mr.. Speaker, is included among
the number that this bill is intended to benefit, it
may appear strange to this House that l should
vote against it. But, Sir, believe in representa-
tive obeying the will of his constituents resgning
and let them send that will obey and carry out
their views. 1t is known to this House that my
constituents have sent up memorial against this
bill. l have not received as l expected, counter
one, and not being of the lodging kind of represen-
tatives shall vote against the bill.
The bill passed its second reading-yeas r.,
nays IA.
On motion of Mr. S. A. Williams the rules were
suspended and the bill read the third time and
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Settle, the bill to incorporate
the McCuoch Gold Mining Company was recon-
sderel-the individual liability clause stricken out,
and the bill passed as amended.
On motion of Mr.. G. NJ. White, the bill concerning
izabethtown was rcconsidered, and having offered
some amendments which adopted, the bill was
passed amended.
The House adjourned until Monday morning.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-07
NIGHT SESSION.

The following cngrossed bills from the Senate were
resd the first time and the rules being suspended
were read the second and third times and passed
bill concerning the General Assembly bill
concerning towns; a Oil Incorporating the McIyer
Gold Mining Company; bill incorporating the Ne
Cuioch Gold and Copper Mining Company. On
mott IN of Mr.. johnson, the bill was amended by
striking out thirty and inserting fifty.
Mr. Settle moved to insert individual liability
clause which after some debate Was adopted, and
the bill passed amended.
a bill to incorporate Glenn-Anna Seminary in
Davidson county.
\ bill! to incorporate Gardeners Hill Gold Mining
COMPANY. On me ton of Mr. Settle the individual
liability clause was inserted. On its third reading
Mr. Barriuger moved the amendment be stricken
out as injurious to the mining interests of the State
Mr. Settle opposed the motion of Mr.. Barringer
Mr.. j. g. Bynum was i'll favor CT the motion.
Mr. Whitaker opposed to Mr. Settles amend
nlent it would effectuaiiy kill the bill. This compa
nv was formed by citizens in union with
some gentlemen from New York, and this amend
ment would place our citizens under great
disadvantage. 1t would be impossible to put the
company into operation if the clause retained
lie hoped the House would agree to Mr.. Barringers
motion
After some remarks from Mr. Gillian the amend
nunt was stricken out and the bill passed its third
reading.
On motion of Mr.. G. NJ. White, the bills on the
Speak RS table taken up in preference TO those
from the Senate.
\ resolution in favor of Thos. \. Alexander. late
sheriff of Mecklenburg county, was read.
Mr.. Myers stated this exception to the
gcneyal rule and hoped the House would pass it.
After some debate the resolution was indefinitely
postponed \ number of bills and resolutions OF no
public interest severaly read and the rules be-
ing suspended passed
At hafpast O'Clock the House adjourned.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-07
THE LEGISLATURE.
Feb. z, 1856.

We are not able to give at length, in paper
to-day, the proceedings of Monday last. We how
ever present the substance Of what was done.
In the Senate, on Monday, the bill to extend the
North Carolina Railroad eastward to Beaufort from
Goldsborough, was read a third time and passed.
yeas "a, nays IL. The Senate made some unimpor-
tant amendments; and the bill, when these amend
ments shall have been concurred in by the Commons
will be ordered to be enrolled.
On the same day, in the Senate, the bill incorpo-
rating the Wilmington and Charlotte Railroad was
read third time, and passed, yeas 49, nays Is, and
ordered to be enrolled.
In the Commons, on Monday, the bill to incorpo-
rate the Fayetteville and Centre Plank Road Compa-
n.y. passed its second reading yeas Co. nays SO: The
bill for extending the North Carolina Railroad west
ward from Salisbury, after discussion, passed
ats third and last reading, yeas sc, nays So.
The Revenue Bill has passed the Commons, and
is before the Senate, and. will doubt be finally
acted on in day or two
The general impression seems to be that the two
Houses will adjourn SINE die Monday OF Tues
day next.
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SENATE.

SATURDAY Jan. 81, 1855.
Mr.. Oldfeld, bill, accompanied by memorial,
to part Of Onslow to Jones County. referred
Mr.. Person. two memorials III relotlon to the bridge
the Roanoke river at CASTOR.
Mr.. Wilder, from the committee on public build
ings, to whom REFERRED with instructions, res
olution making appropriation for building an IN
ecutve Mansion in this State, reported substitute
for the same The substitute appropriates $3.50
for additions to the Executive Mansion and for n-
provements. 1t was read three several times and
ordered to be cngroSsed.
Mr. Wilder, bill in relation to burnt deeds. Re-
fcrrcd.
Mr.. Fonnell, a dill to empower the Commissioners
of the town of Wilmington to establish streets IN
said town. Referred.
Mr. Cherry, bill to incorporate the AlbemaTle
and Panco Railroad Company Read first time.
hr. Drake, a bill to incorporate the Rocky Mount
and Franklnton Railroad Company. Read first time.
MIR. Martin, bill to incorporate the Salem Saw
ing's Institute. Referred
Sir. Fisher, bill to incorporate the Iadkin Man
ufacturing Company. Referred
On motion by Mr. Person, the Senate took up the
Resolution concerning the debt due from the Sea
board and Roanoke Railroad Company. Mr. Person
proposed to amend follows: Strike out all after
the word Resolved :" and insert the following:
''That upon the said Company's paying the bond
due on the Sd of january, 1858, ON the 3D. of Jan
u>ry, 1857 together with the interest due thereon,
the Public Treasurer is hereby authorized to grant
the said Company the further time OF four years IN
which to pay the bond due on the Sd OF January,
1866"
Mr.. Rayner offered the following an amendment
to the amendment:
g ResoLced, That the Public Treasurer be author
lied and directed subscribe for stock in the Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad Company to the amount
of the debt due by said Company to the State, at or
before the time the first iustalment as hereby pro-
vded shall fall due, in said Seaboard and Roam
Oke Railroad Company shall signify wish to pay
their debt in that way"
The amendment to the amendment rejected,
and Mr. Persons amendment adopted, and the
Resolution amended read three several times
and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Thomas, of j., from the committee on internal
improvements to whom referred the bill to in
corporate the Danyille and Greensborough Railroad
Company, reported the same to the Senate with an
amendment. Mr.. Thomas also reported and recon-
Inendcd the passage of the bill to provide for COM
pletng survey of Railroad west from the French
Broad river to the DucktOwn copper mines
The bill to re-chartcr the Bank of the State OF
North Carolina was taken up, debated and read the
third time and ordered to be engrossed.
GA motion, leave of absence granted to Mr..
Mills for two weeks from and after Monday next.
Mr.. Walker, bill to increase the capital of the
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CONGRESS Feb. Q

= CONGRESS FRnAY, Feb. @
cred and passed. f6
Mr.. Mallory moved that the Senate proceed to
the consideration of the bill to promote the eficen-
cy of the navy; which was agreed to- Mr. M brief
~ explained the bill, and it was read third time
and passed. .--l.s.-l1
Mr.. Morton submitted resolution calling upop
the Secretary of the Navy for additional information
in relation to the recent test of the floating balance
dock, basin, and railway at the Pensacola navy-yard
agreed to.
The bill for the relief of the claimants of the pri
vate-armed brig General Armstrong was taken tlp
ana Mr. benjamin addressed the Senate in opposi-
ton to 1t, Messrs. Seward, Bayard and CLAYTON
advocated the bill; and, without taking the cues
ton, the Senate adjourned until Monday next
House OF REPREsENTATIyEs-Th Speaker laid
before the House communication from the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, transmitting the report of the
Fourth Auditor of the Treasury, relating to the paw
and allowances of the several officers of the navy
and marine corps for the fiscal year ending the 3Oth
June 1854 which was referred to the Committee
on Naval affairs and ordered to be printed.
MT Jones, of louisiana, introduced bill to ex-
tehd the provisions of the presumption of Sep
TENDER 4, l841; which was read twice by unani-
nous consent, and referred to the Committee ON
Public Lands
The bill refanding to Samuel A. Belden and Co.
the duties paid by them merchandise except to-
bacco, transported to Mexico, and which were con-
nscated during the Mexican war, was read a third
time and passed-yeas Sc, NAYS So
A number of private bills were reported from the
different standing committees of the House; which
were severally referred to the Committee of the
Whole House.
The House then went into committee; and after
maturing some thirty-odd private bills the commit
tee rose, and the House adjourned Union.