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Daily American organ., 1856-09-08
NEW STOVE HOUSE.
SUNRISE AND MORNING STAR
c. WOODWARD & SON

Ss WoODW AND N SUN
HAVE opened a New Stove, Crate and
IL House Furnishing Establishment next door
to @. Woodward's old stand No. 3l8 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between 10th and 11th Streets where they
will keep constantly hand all the latest and most
approved patterns of Stoves and Crates best suited
to this market. Also, a large assortment of House
Furnishing Articles Their leading Cooking Stoves
for this Fall the Sunrise and Morning Star the
Sunrise fiat top never before offered in this market
They are so arranged to burn Coal and Wood None
genuine except the bottom plate in the oven is uted
which nsures good baking in the bottom of the oven
which is ventilated through the stoveppe II thasalso
Summer Arrangement attached TO the front Of the
stove, futed bake ovens and Summer Arrangements
are the Store. They have, also, the well known
Morning Star Cooking Stove which has first rate
bake oven ventilated through the pipe and has also
attached Summer Arrangement and cast iron Roas-
ter, which makes the stove so complete that there
can be nothing more desired in first class cook
stove. None of these stoves genuine except the
above named advantages are attached, and Morning
Star cast on the front Of the stove and FIVE stars cast
in the rear of the ham boiler.
They have also very large assortment of the la
test and most approved patterns Of CRATES, parlor
chamber dining-room, office and store stoves Of all
sizes, for wood and COAL that the North furnish
best suited to this market
You will do well TO call and examine assort-
ment Of goods, and we viii take great pleasure in
showing them. We are sure that our goods are very
low, as we buy for cash
~ Terms-CASH sep l-3m
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08
: COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
vuyHE Annual Session OF this institution
will commence on Wednesday, the cath Of Sep
tember Students will be examined for entrance on
the Monday and Tuesday previous. Application
should be made TO the President.
The Preparatory Depar ment will be open on the
10th of September Apply for admittance to Mr..
Quinche, the Principal.
aup 3O--itdA3W g. PRENTISS. Register
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08
REMOVAL. i

:" q. HOOD wishes to inform his
Ne friends and the public that he has re- f3
moved his stock of fine Watches, rich Jewelry, IA
and Silver Ware, TO the store formerly occu- 0AiA
pied by Mr.. Keyworth, No. 33s, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., three doors above Ninth street, where he will
keep constantly on hand fine assortment of Gold
Jewclry- Watches of every description; Also pure
Silver Ware of my own manufacture; together with
great variety of other rich wares.
Having had long experience in the New York
and Washington trade, am prepared to offer goods
at the lowest possible prices, at wholesale retail
Sign of the large Spread Eagle
june eff No. $685. Pennsylvania avenue
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIhoRE, Sept 8.-Flour is steady and un-
changed, Sales of Howard Street at SO 81 Ia
Wheat. Receipts are large, and prices a cts.
lower Good to choice white, 81 b6 a al 83 /; good
to choice red, 81 48 a 81 81.
Corn is lower-offerings of nearly 10000 BUSH
els. Sales of white at so so cents and vel low at
so 63 cts
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08
A HOMESTEAD FOR TEN DoLLARsi
$4,000 Worth Of Farms and Building

Lots,
IN the Gold Region Of Virginia, (CulPe-
- per county TO be divided among 10, 200 subscri-
bers on the l7th OF September 1856 for the benefit
Of Port Royal Female Academy. Subscriptions only
ten dollars ea, onehalf down. the rest on the de-
livery of the iced Every subscriber will get build
ing lot or farm, rangngin value from.SI0 to $25,
OO0 These farms and lots are sold SO cheap TO in
ducc settlements sufficient number being reserved.
the increase in the value of which will compensate
for the apparent low price asked. Ample sscur-
y will be given for the faithful performance Of
tracts.
gss- More Agents are wanted out of Washington
city to obtain subscribers, to whom the most liberal
Inducements will be given. Some Agents write that
they are making 5000 per month. Advertising will
De done for every Agent where possible.
For null particulars, Subscriptions Agencies, DC,
Apply 70 L. BAUDER, Port Royal,
Caroline Co., Va.
Or, to E. WHEELER, Agent,
Corner Sixth street and Louisiana avenue.
jy 8l--8mo Washington ID. g.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08
THE G. w. PARK CUsTIS.

THE G.. w. PARK CUSTIS.
TUyHIS handsome Boat has re- ~
IL Gently been reftted and placed in
a fine condition for picnic parties having the Hncst
Saloon of any boat on the river-being 90 feet long
and 10 feet WIDE She can be chartered at any time
on reasonable terms Parties can leave, the Four
teenth street bridge on the Canal or any point ON
the Potomac that may be desired by the chartering
party For terms apply TO
JAMES GRIFFITH, Captain.
At the foot of 9TH St, on Potsmac
july lg-tf
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08

EB The States Of Alabama and Georgia cogni-
rant Of the responsibility of the Managers of these
Lotteries, and Of the honorable manner in which they
are conducted requires bonds to secure the pay
ment Of prizes.
Eg Purchasers will examine our schemes well, and
il they do not offer better inducements than any
other Lottery in the world they advised not 70
patronise us.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08
Nelo York Markets.

Neto York Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.--Flour Is steady. Sales of
1000 bbls. State, SO 05 a SO 40; Ohio, So 46 g
$6 60; Southern, 81 80 a 81 go.
Wheat is unchanged. Sales of $4,000 bushels.
Fair Southern red. 81 so; Southern white, 81 6S.
Corn is buoyant.. Sales Of 5000 bush Southern
mixed, 81 cents.
Pork is nominal
Beef is firm. Sales of $50 barrels. Repacked
Mess, $40 80 a $ll.
Lard is steady Sales of l60 barrels at ID 1.2
cents.
Whiskey is dropping Sales of 100 bbls. Ohio,
32 1-2 cents.
Financial.
NEw YoRK, September s-Stocks are higher.
Chicago and Rock Island, 95 IA; Cumberland
Coal Company, 10 7-S; Illinois Central Shares,
ITO; New York Central SO 1-2; Pennsylvania
Coal Company, 90; Reading, s5 s-4 Illinois Cen
tral Shares, 90.
Sterling Exchange is dull at 9 "a per cent. pre-
MUM.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Stage Manager. Mr.. Hall
Musical Composer and Director. Mr. Thos Baker
Sole Managress. s.........-...... Miss Laura Keene
On Monday Ecening, September 9Th, 1856.
Will be offered, for the first time in this CITY, beau.
hful and heart-touching moral play (written and
arranped expresslv f,r = 7"-
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08

DROPOSALS will be received by the
IL undersigned until Tuesday, the 9th day of Sep
tember, for opening and grading Sixth street west
and Water street, from M TO street south propo-
sails to state the price per cubic yard The surplus
earth to be deposited in the immediate neighbor-
hood, under the direction of the Commissioners
JAMES ESPEY,
Commissioner Of the Seventh Ward
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
JOHN VAN RESWICK,
aug 20 Assistant Commissioners
Daily American organ., 1856-09-08

ANorHER-A difficulty occurred yesterday be-
tween two hackmen by the names Of Bruce and
Tate. During the melee Bruce was badly cut in
the back and hands by Tate
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

called to steer ship, ladsn with precious
treasures, and with passengers whose lives are
vastly more precious, thorugh dangerous rocks
and shoals and frightful breakers, needs to be
vigilant and to manage his helm with strong
and skillful hand, much more docs he need to
be concerned and cautious who is steering his
course Of life through perils which put in
jeopardy all that is valuable to him, either In
this world or that to come.
The young man who comes through all
these temptations, .uuseduced, and uncontam-
mated, standing erect in conscious integrity,
is more to be honored than the traveller who
returns in safety from pestilential climes and
aud barbarous countries; or the voyager, who
has braved, successfully the piercing cold,
and crashing icebergs of polar seas; or the
veteran soldier, who has survived the horrors
of bloody warfare, in which thousands and
and tens of thousands of others have fallen
gashed with deadly wounds.
Do you enquire by what means an under
taking so difficult may be achieved You
must govern your course by the infalliblc
guide of dioine revelation. You must cor
daily receive all which the holy scriptures
teach: and honestly endeavor to perform
every duty, which they onjoin. When the
Psalmist demands, " Wherewith shall a
young man cleanse his way 2" that is, make
it pure, and shining with moral lusture, he re-
spends to his own interrogation, by taking
heed thereto according to thy word" His
compass is not more necessary to the mariner,
far away. on the traekless deep, than the
holy scriptures are to yon. Consult them
daily, concienciously avoid the evils against
which they warn you, faithfully endeavor to
do whatever they require; and they will
guide you, efectually, in the pathway of
safety and Of life.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
B ACH'S
A WI Il Il &c A N
COMPOUND.
VhE subscriber would respectfully ask the attentioa O
1 The People q Vermont, % the cIaims Of

hE subscriber would respectfully ask the Alteration of
the People of Vermont, To the claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As one Of the best preparations before the public for the
relief and cure Of the following complaints $
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Throats, Caiomet.
Nursing ond liberated Sore Mouths, Sore
Nipples .Mercuridt IaintS, Fever Sores, ScroE
ula., liberation Of The Lungs and Stomach. all
Nervous COmpiaints, Female Werkness and IT.
reguLarities, Htor .Aibus Tor Whites Coughs
arising from an hYitated Throat Pnes, Weak
Somnchs-in fact, IA any case Of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMATyON, or IMPURE BLOOD,
USE THIS Remedy.
In the city of Auburn where this medicine is prepared
and the Prsetors reside, large list OF the most reliable
and respectable proofs Of its efficacy have been furnished
in its favor by the voluntary promptings Of those who
have been relieved and cured OF long standing and ex
tremely aggravated affections Of the above complaints
fom greatu desire to spread its knowledge, and pro
mote the guod Of others who may be similarly afflicted
Its influence has been peeMarly happy in all cases Of
Bronchial and Throat affections, from slight to Chrome
lnfamaIOns and decorations. Also, In some very mark
ed of Female eak ness and Irregularities and
many other complaints enumerated above.
We have also strong Of ts character III our
own State. in which IL has been used with wonderful sue
cess where years resorts to many other reiaedes have
failed to afford relief Its Ingredients, ahong which Is
compound fluid extract of
"BEECH DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT"
and composition such render perfectly safe aud
harmless, requiring The cise of especial in
gard to the habits Of the individual, beyond that ord nari
ly necessary.
From personal knowledge of these facts, do not hes
itae say to all who in any way afflicted with odi-
" Weakness, Debility inflammation, Impure Sluggish
Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
Is recommended in the strongest Of Relief and
Cure.
FREQ g. SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agetfar the Stale Of Vermont
TO whom al orders should be addressed.
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Ibt Social Uirfle.
TO Young Men.

AN EXTRACT FROM A SERMON BY REV. sILAs
MCKEEN, OF BRADFORD, VT.
1t will now be my endeavor to state some
reasons why young men should be sober
minded.
!. You should be sober minded, because
it concerns you in early youth, to determine
what shall be the main object of your lives
IF it would be unreasonable for one to set
out on a journey, having no object in view !;
or for the master of vessel to 90 to sea
without regard to any particular port, or
course to be pursued or for a builder to
commence an edifce, undetermined whether
it should be a dwelling house, mill, or
church; equally absurd is it for one to pur-
sue the journey of life without any definite
purpose, Or end to be sought.
What then shall be the chief end of your
aspirations and efforts Shall it be to hoard
up shining dust, and gain great earthly pos
sessions? Shall it be to rise to distinction
and honor among men, and transmit your
fame to posterityl Shall it be to revel in
worldly pleasures, and to enjoy as much as
possible, the various qualifications Of sense
Shall carnal qualification in all, or in any, of
its diversified forms be the main object of
your studies and pursuits Or will you
make it your object in life to glorify and en-
JOY God, by yielding to him the obedience
which he demands You must either aim to
live to his glory, to please him by doing his
will, or to live unto yourselves, fulfilling the
desires Of the flesh and the mind,
Which do you prefer? Which do you
think the most reasonable, and best for you
on the whole? Consider tho matter serious.
ly, and act wisely; for eternal joy Or sorrow
may be involved in your decision! Do not
halt between two opinions, but take decided
ground, whether you will make it your object
in life to do that which is right before God,
or whether you will follow the course of the
world and go with the multitude in the broad
way which leads to death. "To fear God
and keep his commandments is the whole du.
ty Of map." This is wisdom's way the
way of pleasantness and peace; the way to
the highest usefulness here, and to glory and
immortal felicity hereafter.
2. Be sober-mindod, because your country
and the world will demand of you great SER
vices.
In the course of few years, the men now
engaged in agricultural, mechanical, CONNER
cial and educational employments; who are
occupied in the learned professions, or guild
ing the affairs Of state, will have, passed
away. They are continually passing away
and the places vacated by their decease must
be filled by successors from the ranks of the
rising generation.
1t is not long before those who are now
young men, before those who are as yet but
boys, will have to take the lead in subduinQ
and cultiVating the earth, in prosecuting the
business OF internal improvements, and Of
the various mechanical arts; before they vii,
some of them, be occupied as merchants; ~
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10oetical.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman
Signs of the Times.

BY YOUNG AMERICl

Air" Jordan"
The signs Of the times, as they now appear,
Denote general jubilation,
For they are going to place Fremont the Presidential chair
And proclaim him the head of the nation
Chorus-Then pull of your coats and roll pyOur sleeves,
Fremont is the for the battle;
Then of with your coats and up with your sleeves
Fremont is the man for the battle, believe.
Ere many days pass by in the Democratic ranks,
Therell be wailing and deep trbuation,
Their Wheat will have tnrned to chah and at them we'll
laugh,
Whom Fremonts ct the head Of the nation.
chorusThen off with your coats aud up with yonr sleeves,
Work hard in the glorious struggle;
Then OF With your coats, and Up with your sleeves,
And Wen elect the Pathfinder " in 5e, believe
The political horizon is overcast with storms,
And Freedoms enemies are busy and cunning;
But they can't stop the "Col" by Buck without horns
In the glorious race he is running
Choru-Then we'll haul off coats and with our sleeves
And with Fremont wen head the battle;
And as we pull OF our coats and roll up our sleeves,
Buckwheat wen thrash into chat, believe
90 Old Buck stands platform built of rotten planks,
And already it begins toluiver;
Fremont pull out the sticks, give few kicks,
And away they will go up " Salt River"
ChorThen of with your coats and up With your sleeves,
Error is a hard road to travel;
0fwith your coats then, and up with your sleeves,
And we'll row old Buck up Salt River, believe.
Wen Just "give them Jessie " in 1856,
And Kansas shall echo to the songs of freemen,
The d" Wheat" with the " Chat" we never will mix
&c. Hurrah for Fremont and Dayton
Chorus-United we stand, and we'll earnestly press
NTH glorious path We have chosen,
With true principles in hearts, and FREQ votes In
hands,
Which wen cast for Fremont and Dayton.
"Le giants will then grow beautifully less and Fremont
will bless,
While "young Hickory III retire with shame from his sta
ton.
Then the people will rejoice, and give with voice,
Three cheers for Fremont and Dayton.
Chorus-Unted then we'll stand earnestly press on
In the glorious path we have chosen
With true principles in our hearts, and free votes in
our hands,
Which wen cast for Fremont and Dayton.
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West Randolph Academy.


THESUMMER TERM this Institution will CONNIE nee
l Wednesday, May 9, and continue ten weeks The
Fall Term viii commeuce, Wednesday, August 27h and
continue thirteen weeks.
rms the first classical Academy In the State Il has
fitted between fifty aud sixty young men for college since
Its commencement eight years ago. The influence of this
class OF students has done much towards making study
he order Of the day IN all the departments The Trustees
and people of West Randolph now offer stI addjonnl
inducements to all TO attend this school, who wish TO ur
sue an Academca of study secure thoro oh
preparation for college, without which college course
amounts to almost nothing. They have secured an Ell
cent Board Of instructors, whose during the mast
term Is good guarantee tor the future They have made
extensive arrag by which the price BoARp the
great item Of expense IN the STUDENT will he g,eaiy
reduced They have unanimously pledged themselves 10
board during the present year the uniform rate of al so
per week. including every thing but wood aud lie6ts
There are also ample accommodations for ali who may
desire TO board themselves
For further information, address the PRINCIPAL
EDMUND WESTON, Secretary.
West Randolph, May, 1856. 2owl6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
CoUNTY, ss. Montpelier on the 24t day of
June, A. d. 1856,
LItRAM PUTNAM Guardian of Hiram Wells, and Emf
IL iy Wells, Guardian of Florence Wells, minors owning
Real Estate in said District make application to said
Court for License to sell all the interest of said wards in
the Homes,tadan Home Farm Of the Estate of Benjamin
Wells late of Woodbury., in said Iisct, deceased, except
the RevesiOn of The Widows Dover therein repre entiug
that said sale would be conducive to the interest Of said
wards for the purpose of putting The proceeds thereof nj
interest, investing the in stocks real estate
be referred thereof the 22d day OF July, AID
1856 the Probate Office in Montpelier for ht aring and
decision thereon and is further ordered that all persons
interested, be notified hereof by publication of notice OF
this application and order thereon, three weeks
lively in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
peier before said lime of hearing that they appear
ut said time and p fthey cause object thereto
By the Court
Attest NEI SON A. CHASE, Judge.
true copy of record.
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Two Homes.

What beautiful place Is home
Where the husband and wife agree,
Where the children are happy and glad,
And skip about bllthsome and free
What beautiful place isa home
Where Christian love reigns in its pride,
Where the husband and wife still appear
Like afectionate bridegroom aud BRIDE
What horrible place is a home
Where the man and the woman ever wrange,
Where the children are brought up midst strife,
And taught little else bat to jangle!
What horrible place is home
Where religion doth never preside,
Where the heads scarcely seem to remember
They ever were bridegroom and bride!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

A s1M1LE.-Day begins with darkness
grows bright, strong and glorious, and in
darkness closes; and so man commences life
in weak childhood, attains to the meridian
of manhood, and in second manhood ends his
day career.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

lug anything they may come In contact VIII Hter 11V ~
the paper and it great advantage over all ON
es posons in its being liable to be mistaken ts e
venting those serious accidents which of almost daily
occurrence. II can be hung the walls OF room, or IA
the window of the reach Of children-ahough '''e
fear need be unprecedented of s iniuring Them ...
Full directions each sheet. Retail price, SIX cents ie'
sheet.
BURR, FOSTER & CO., Corahill, Boston, General
Agen orhe New EuglaDp States and British fropnces
to whom ali orders should be addressed. "a mo
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Hope.

Unfading Hope when fe's last embers burn
Whom soul to soul, and dust 10 dust, RETURN
Heaven to thy charge resigns the awful hour
Oh, them thy kingdom come, Immortal Power
What though each spark Of earth-born rapture fly
The quvering lip, pale cheek, and closing eye, -
Bright to the soul thy seraph hands convey
The morning dream of lifes eternal day Campbell.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

In Imagination we create sphere known
only to ourselves, and people it with beings
whose presence and converse we love, wheth-
err they will or no. s.T.N.
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"Gentleness, says some ne,-and teachers
ought not to forget it's sort of mild at
mosphere, that enters into chids soul like
the sunshine into rose bud, slowly but sure
ly expanding it into beauty and vigor."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
A Gem.

Who wrote the following beautiful epaph upon Infant |,
It speaks to The heart;
Beneath this stone, in sweet rcpose,
Is laid mothers dearest pride;
flower that scarce had walked to life,
And light and beauty, ere it died
God In his wisdom has recalled
The precious boon his love had given
Andthough the casket moulders here,
The gem is sparkling in heaven.
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Vermont & Canada Railroad,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Northern. Western, British and
United States Mail Route

OhAIOo OodCCo 1Eld11 EkCuCG.
Trains Going North.
"A ALL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White River
W. Junction with Trains from Boston, and Springfield
same oay and from New York the day previous Mt PM
leaves windsor at Connects Burlington i'm Steam
ers on Lake Chump'an for Saratoga at Rouscs Point
WIN Train for Montreal the same p M and me- morn
ing with train that arrives at OGDE NssUaGH in time IN
meet with the STEAMERS of the American and Great
western Railroad Express Lines for Nagra Falls Inff,n
Hamilton, Chicago, and the West.
accommodation Train connects ut Windsor and White
hver junction with trains that leave Boston Mt - 90 Nom
anu view TX ~ o.0O AM same morning. stops over
nlgt III Norhhed leaves at 730 AM, connects nj Bnr
,."gtnh WIN Lake Champain Steamers and Rutland
hoad ana al Houses Point with trains for Montreal and
ogoensOuen arriving in time to take the American line of
s'eamboals Tor The West, same evening.
Trains G0ingSouth,
Mail Train connects ut Rouses Pon with ,,,in s,o
OdDENsBuRGH night before and from Mallone and Mow
TREAL the same morning, at White River Junciion viii,
trains Tor 1T Jrlnshury, and the WHr1p Nm IN, Ncos,
MOUNTAINS same dav ALSO with Northern N II Rad f,r
Boston, Lowell &c. arriving those places as ear ne hv
any oher route also, connects at Windsor with train f.,
Bellows Falls. Fitchburgh Springfield and arrive in
New YORK same evening" and NJ Burlington with steum
ers on Lake Champain. Leave Rouses Point 7IO NJ
81. AIbaPs 3 40 AN, Burlington 9i5 A. NJ Montpelier
HOO AM.
Accommodation Train connects at Rouses Point with
trains from Ogdensburgh and Montreal sops over nqht
at White River Junction Windsor and connects viii,
t'ahs arriving In Boston 90 Pm. and New York nj
ARM ~ "
| Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit Chica % andtbe West fl,
sale al the principal Stations ' W.
| Mortified, Nav |. 1885, N1f'