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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-25
A. W. QrARRlERClk.

TUNHERE will be a Meeting of the Stock
l. holders Of the BANK OF kANAWllA,
al their Banking House in Maiden, Kanawha
C unity, on Friay the 18th dsy Of November
next. - n2oml
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-25

Rockingham Register copy 3 months,
and send account 70 this Office. III .tE'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-25

The Pioneer Magazine Of the Conntry. Es-
tablishtd in 1897. Subscribe for the New
Volume-commcncing with the Jan. No, 1851.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-25

nas9 vi.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

The MARRIAGE RELATIoN-The great secre
is to learn to bear with each others failings
not to be blind to thcm-that is Gather an i'm
possibility or folly we must see and feel
them; if we do heather, they are not evils
to U.S. and there is OBJ vious y no need of for
bearance; but to throw the mantle OF affec-
tions round them, concealing them from each
others eyes; to determine not to let them
chill the affections; to resolve to cultivate
good-tempered lorbearance, because it is The
only way Of mitigating the present evil, always
with view to ultimate amendment Surely
it is not the perfec,ions of human character
that make the strongest claim in love- All
the world must approve, even enemies must
admire the good and the estimable 10 human
nature. If husband and wife estimate only
t>at in each which all must be constrained to
value, what do they more than others! 1t
is nfrmities Of character, imperfections Of
nature, that call for the plying sympathy,
the tender compassion that makes each the
comforter, the monitor of the other. For
bcarance helps each to attain command over
themselves. Few are the creatures so utterly
evil as to abuse generous confidence, a calm
torbearance. Married persons should be pre-
e,ninently fl ionds, and fidelity is the great
privilege of friendship. The iorbearance here
contended for is not weak and wicked in
diligence Of each others faults, but such calm,
tender observance of them as excludes all
harshness and anger, and takes the best and
gentIest methods of pointing them out in the
full confidence Of affections - Whisper to a
Bride
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
And his great spirit yleldcth like a reed.
Girls who want Husbands.

Girls, you want to get married, don't YOU
All, what natural thing it is for young la.
dies who have such hankeripg for the ster.
ner SEX 1t is u weakness that woman has,
and for this reason she is called the weaker
Sex. Well, if you want to get married, don't
for conscience sake act like fools about it
Don't go into fit of the hips every time you
see hat or pair of whiskers. Don't get
the idea into your heads that you must put
yourself in the way of every yonng man in
the neigborhood in order to attract notice, for
if you don't run after the men they will run
after you. Mark that.
A husband hunter is the most detestable Of
all young ladies. She is full of starch and
Fuckers; she puts on many false airs, and
she is SO nice that she appears ridiculous in
the eyes of every decent person. She may
generally be found at meeting, coming iu, Of
course, about the last one, always at social
parties, and invariably takes front seat a,
concerts. She tries to be the belle of the
place, and thinks she is. Poor girl! You
are fitting yourself for an old maid, just a,
the Sabbath comes on Sunday. Men vii
airt with you, and aatter you, amply becaus,
they love to do it; but they have nj
more idea of making you wife than they
have Of committing suicide. II was young
man, would have no more to do with sucl
fancy than ! would with rattlesnake.
Now, girls, let Nelly give you piece of he
advice, and she knows from experience if yot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
Both The O;ntment and Pills should be used IN
U S r
DR.. CLOUGH'S
COLUMBIAN PILLS.

Inc greatest kVGndcr 0f the IFDrldl
TNIIE remedy for LIVER COMPLAINT, and all Billions he
engagements, without she use of Minerals il discrvet
SICkNESS.N Ii CHI has so l"ug tered our fires idrs
wrcctd OF des"nte, is conquered if by magic, by the
use Of this
Sovereign Remedy,
COSTIVENESS.-Use 10 3 .'lS daily They cleanse
the ntestines IN an easy and natural manner, and leave
| the no els regular and cnte Piles als,,
DYSrEPSIA.-Use } to 3 pills daily. They create n
healthy h'w of pure bile, aud natural consequence
tatnIenty, loss OF Appetite, Pnpitaon of the Heart
Headache, langucr, Melancholy, Indigestion and other
symptoms IF Dyspepsi, vansi and is certain -
, Try them once fairly for Yourself
LIVER toMPliAlNI.-Use2 to pills daily uni cur
ed, pam in the side, back and shoulders win cease
HE sai0w gr0ssness Of the kin and eyeballs will be
changed 10 lis owl natural cearness and soitu+ss and
your new mud lively feelings will testify there is seine
thing Ia live for
| RhEUMAMISM OR GuUT Use 3 to pills three
| fines week They remove inflammation from the
ees and ganrnts of the joints and the lame leap for
after using Two or tire; boxes-like U machinery
"akes 1t ran easy" Please read cur certificates uhd
cure
ERYslPELas SALT RHEUM OR sCRoFULOUs
ERUprioNs, sCURVY, SORES, ULCERS 81 /" &
twice or three lines a week. Their sanatve and pir
sa,iye effect upon the fluids that feed the skim well
tne perfect purity they give the blood removes these tro
bes and gives softneSS and purrness to the sk in and
| complexion. Try them Ladies Tor yourselves.
sometimes two ar three pills will prove sufficient lur
salve u depends upon The syslem) at other times
arc needed.
| FEVERS OF ALI. KiNDS-Thry restore the blood t,
regular ana healthy circn laon, and Physicians The,
are the best catartic muse, and for ladies' child brr
none superior, us they calm the nerves relieve The head
| do not drbililae
Let all then try Thetria will do good Its faith
tai use will relieve suffering and disease for less
81 money and loss of time than any medicine before
discovered 1t is superior medicine for females unde
lie NEST delicate circumstances. Every trial gains new
friends General directions for accompany each box
Druggists and Merchants.
WM. RENNE, Proprietor, Pisaeld, Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

HANS0NS PATENT BALANCE PRESSURE VALVE
Ii HYDRAULIC RAM, for which Silver Medal was
AWARDED by the American Institute, Ocober 1855. The
above Ram which il receri invention ii the paeniee. 10
capable of forcing tn gretrr elevation than any
other the head and supply Of water, and
warranted not to stop working at amy time if there is
sufficient supply Of water and leak air tiaps in the
drive pipe.
In the ordinary m, the valve rests upon the aperture
II Is designed cluse, presenting much larger upper
surface for pressure in the air chamber than the aedr
the owelriacr, which the water act, in opening il;
consequently tie pressure per square inch required Ia
lin the VALVE Is much greater in prup0 ton as the area of
the upper #Fbce is greater than the petue-hcnce tie
great loss ~ power.
\ The FSiecim Improvement in this over other water
coDs in the upper and lower surfaces The valve
opehng-nlO The air Misunderstanding Of tho same area
the press'e per sqlrre inch req tired TO open Is hut
slightly greater than that in ta air chamber consequent
y, there 'Shc Loss "t ewer IN lis action-hence its ab-
~ to throw mote water than any other rams which nav
ing valve seats, e liable 10 catch and ret' sand or
gravel and lhcl, by eak aud get of order Other i'm
potant advantages will he apparent in viewing it while
in operation
The SUBSCRIBER has been practical plumber in this city
aud elsewhere for the pat twenty years, and trusts, by
strict aienl"n TO The business in all its various branches,
To merit fuii confidence.
Lead PIPE, she's lead brass cocks pumps of all descrp
items for sale at tho manufacturers prices, and all other
articles IN the business at the lowest rates. The above
| water rams are made AMI for sale by
THOMAS HANSON, Sole Pntentee
| l?7 Third Az, cor Fifteenth Street New York.
| THE PlPESare CONNECTED with the ram with bass screw
1 couplings, AMI the air chamber nd body Of the
is put together with wedges, and be taken apaiJ
and resioicd In one minute.
Although the prices If the above are tsau
the Common order of rams, yet their intrinsic value is
more Than ten times grrater.
Nc ram, Sic. No. 2, do Si5 No. 3, do, s25 No. 4
do, $40
A liberal discount will be allowed 70 dealers.
The above Ram can be in operation NJ the Amer
lean Institute Fair, ,taI Palace. New York commencing
Sept. Odd, 1856 Persons requiring information will pleas,
incio-e two postage stamps. 28m3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

HopE-.It stole on its pinions to the bed
of Diseases and the sufferers frown became
a smile-the emblem Of peace and love.
1t went to the house of mourning, and
from the lips of sorrow there came sweet and
cheerful songs.
1t laid its hand upon the arm of the poor,
which stretched forth at the command Of
unholy impulses, and saved him from disgrace
and rule.
1t dwelt like living thing in tn, mind Of
the mother whose son tarried long after the
p romised time of coming, and saved her from
d isolation and the scare that killeth."
1t lowered about the head of the youth who
had become the Ishmae of society, and led
him on to works which even his enemies
praised
No hope my good brother. Have it
beckon it to your side. Wrestlc with it that
it may not depart. 1t may repay your pains
Life is hard enough at best, bat hope shall
lead you over its mountains, and sustain you
amid its pillows. Part with all besides, but
keep thy HOPE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

practice it, you will gain reputation of being
worthy girls and stand fair chance Of get.
ting respectable husbands. 1t is all we'll
enough that you learn to finger the piano,
work embroidery, study grammar, etc. but
don't neglect letting grandma, or your dear
mother teach you how to make bread and get
meal of victuals good enough for king
No part of housekccper's duties should be
neglected; if you do not marry wealthy,
husband you will need to know how to do
such work, and if you do, it will be no disad-
vantage for you to know how to oversee
servant girl, and instruct her to do these
things as you would have them done. In
the next place, don't pretend to be what you
are not Alteration is the most despicable
Of accomplishments, and will only cause SEN
siblc people to laugh at you. No one but
fool will be caught by afectatior-it has
transparent skin, easily to be seen through.
Dress plain, but neatly. Remember that
nothing g yes girl so modest, becoming and
lovely an appearance, as neat and plain
dress. All the hummery and tinsel work Of
the dfessmaker and miIinor are unnecessary.
If you are really handsome, they do not add
to your beauty one particle; if you are home
ly they only make you look worse. Gentle
men don't court your faces and jewelry, but
your own dear selves.
Finger-rings and folderols may do to look
at, but they add nothing to the value of a
Sifc-all young men know that. 1t you know
how to talk, do it naturally, and do not be
SO dstressingly polite as to spoil all you say
If your hair is straight, don't put on the car
ling tongs to make people believe you have
negro blood in your veins. II your neck Ii
very black, wear a lace collar, but don't be
50 foolish as to daub on paint, thinking that
people are so blind as not to see it and i
your checks arc not rosy, don't apply pink sau
GERS, for the deception will be detected and be
come the gossip Of the neighborhood.
Finally, girls, listen to the counsel of you
nothers, and ask their advice in everything
Think less of fashion than you do oil kitchen
dutics-less of romances than you do OF tn
realities of life-and instead of trying t
catch, strive to make yourselves worthy c
being caught by them. NELLY BLY,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
Valuable Dairy Farm for Sale

NilE subscriber offers for sale his FARM situated in
ElmOre, generally known Of the hest Dairyng
Farms in Northern Vermont, consisting eff ub nut 80
Of land, al Ont b0 If which is goo0 Iimbered land. said
Farm will keep, well GO ani teams and could easily
be made to keep 75 The soil is deep aud good. Is bit
little affected by dronth raise all kinds Of grain, aud
cannot be eXcetd in raising WHEAT II was until recently
two distinct farms, and has convenencies EH keeping
cows at either place. The buildings in good comfort
able repair, the fences in good condition. with plenty Of
"chadng natural frht, and grated just beginning TO
bear One inrn lies within lie OF the pace of business
IN town, and the other mile and quarter. This farm
will be sold cheap, and those wi.hng to buy farm
which to make money will do well 10 call sonn part
Of the pn ichase money lie on mortgage if desired
The stock and dairy and farming tools will be sold
wanted.
For further particulars empire Of the subscriber the
premises, or Of Hon. Geo ". Bailey at MohtpeIior.
A. k. BAILEY
Elmorr, June 10, 1856. SLIT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

1t is not high sense of hnor that leads
u man to violate the confidence Of true friends,
and forsake good cause, because somebody
else has done wrong. A high sense of true
honor will lead a man stand in those relation,
and to discharge those duties, by which he can
be the most extensively useful in promoting
the knowledge, virtue. and happiness of the
community. Men sometimes mistake an un.
chastcned will for nice sense of honor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
KID GLOVE CLEANER

An lmpoHant DISCOVERY 10 The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Entirely new Just imported
JoUvENs iNoDoRoUs PREPARATION"
for instantly CLEANING KID GLOVES without the srm
est SMELL Rub small portion on he glove and the din
Instantly disappelrscaa be Immediately afterwards
One bottle Ia warranted to clean hy pairs cf Cloves
Price 30 cents Try before buying An the agents are
presented with an open bottle to prove It's operation
Agents are coming money by the precedened demand
More wanted CONTENT NEARY A 90
s99yl Wholesale Store, No, 500 Broadway, New York,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
Yafham Adalns, Estate.

fT,E SUBSCRIBED having been appoin by the Hon
/ Probate Cour for the District of Lamoic, Com
nissoneTs receive examine and adjust all ciamS ana
demands of all persns against the Estate of NATHAN
ADA AS lae of Eden. In said District deceased iepre
sented nsoytnt au the of ak months from the 9TH
day of September, 1856 heng allowed by said Court 'he
creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
specve claims before usgve notice that we VIII attend
duties Of appointment at the dwelling house oi
Widow ty Adams, in Eden in said District, on1he first
Mondays ri October and February next, a. ten O'clock
in the forenoon, each OF said days
ASA SMITH, observation-disclosures
AMASA STEVENS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

TRUE PHILosopnY.-One great secret to do.
nestle employment is too much overlooked
1t lies in bringing our wants down to circum.
stances, instead of telling to bring circum-
stance up to our wants. Wants will always
be head of means. aud there will be no end
to the race, if you set the Inter chasing the
former Put the yoke or self-denial on dosire
apply the spur of industry to energy, and
then, If the latter does not evcrtake the for.
, mer, it will at least come in sight of it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

TATE or VERMONT, IN Probate C"nn holden at
Dist let "n The lNih day ot September, A. D. 1886.
Joan GRlsWOLn, Administrator IN tie Estate of
d JOHN GRlSWUiU late Ut Eden, IN said District,
deceased presents his administration ut Tor settle
ment Nhcreupon is o,de ed that the same he referred
to the 18th day OF October mkt, nj III Prboate Office
in said Johnson, i'r examination ant allowance; aud
that all concerned he Notified here,, by the publ caon
of this order in the Green Mountain Fireman. printed at
Montpelier, three weeks successfully may he
that they may apre u and ut said lime and place they
see cause, obcc, thereto
Attest, SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
tue copy Of record,
a.. A lad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
POTHGHNMANEE.

fNii and beaut fn of ornamen Nc the sjnplet
Glass Vessel tn resemble the FiNssr PAINTED Cufs,
nv rtTHE or THE Cosr, is crearing immense excite
ment Ladies' and Gentlemen are alike fascinated with
this delightful occupation. cha lie and Gle giant .nsr
ment for Children and Schools encouraging taste for
grace IN design and harmony in the Of colos
me whole art can be perfectly acquired in half al hour
Vases Book and every article required S. sen, by
CONTENT, NEABY CO., Wholesale stu
500 Broadway. hsy Vofk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02

The following true and pleasant passage
occurs in one OF Frederika Brcmer's Books
There is much goodness in the world, al
though at a superficial glance, one is disposed
to doubt it. What is bad is noised abroad
is echoed from side to side, and newspapers
and social circles find much to say about it
whilst what Is good goes at best like SUNSHINE
quietly through the world"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
Sanford Cafes, Estate.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by The lonora
L bic Probate Court for the District of Lanoillr, Com
ssioner receive, examine. and adjust all claims and
demands of all PERSONS against the Estate Of Sanford
Gates, late of lydepark in said District deceased, repre-
scented nsovent and the term of six mouths from The 10th
day of September 1856 being allowetby said Court
creditors Of said deceased. exhibit and prove their
spectve claims before give notice that will attend to
:he duties Of appointment at the dwelling house Of
John West, In Mosve, in said District, on tue hrst
Tuesdays Of December and March next, nj nine O'Clock
in The forenoon, On each of said avs.
JOHN WEST. lcm.,s
LUMAN WHEELER, ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
S.I,emo Holmes, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! AT a Probate Court holden nj
LAMoiLLE nIsrR,cT. IS. the Probate Office in john
son within and for said District, The l9lh day Of Sep
tember, A. D. 1856,
Present, the Hos. SAMUEL MERRIAM, JupeE;
N instrument purruriifg be the last Will and Tesa-
men of Salena Holmes, late Of Cambridge n SAID is
r being prese nrd TO The Court here by samuel
Holiness the Executor therein named, for Prubae: Is
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned therein oe
notified IL appear session tf said court TO he holden
al The Probate Office in Johnson, on the 18Th day OF oe
tember 1856 and shew case, fany they have against 'e
Probate If said viii: for which purpose, it is iunee, OF
drred thai copy Of the record OF this order De Elns
three weeks in the Green Mountain Freeman
prned at Montpelier previous TO said time appointed Tor
hearing BY me tunri, - 80,
Attest, SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
A true copy of record,
An Aitrsi SAMUEL. MERRIAM Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
Jonas WI. Browns Estate.

I'hE Subscribers, having been appanted by The Honor.
L able Probate Court for the District Of Washington
commissioners 10 receive, examine, aud adjust all claims
and demands OF all e'-Ons against the Estate of Jonas
biown late of Calais in said District, deceased repre-
sented sove, and the term of six months from the 25h
day August, 1856, being aowed by said Court to the
creditors said deceased, to exhibit and prnve their re
spectve Claims before usgve notice that we win attend
10 me dutiesof our appointment at the dwelling house Of
NJ blanchard, IN Calais, in said District on the last
saturday Of October aud February next al 10 O'Clock in
the inrenoon. on each Of said days.
|. N. BLANCHARD, Ic.,..
JEROME ID. BAILEY I "o"'s
Seuemhpr | A n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
Written for the Green Mountain freeman.
Evening Memories.
pI MINNIE MOORE.

pimly on the distant hill-tops,
Falls the sunsets 'lden sheen,
While the trembling twilight shadows
Rest upon the vale between,
Shading yonder waving woodland
With darker, deeper green.
But lone evenings sonbre mantle
Soon must veil all scenes like these;
Low and pensively the night-wind
Walls among the forest trees.
List the night bird soft and sadly
Falls its music on my ear,
Waking memories halfforgotten
or the ones who still are dear;
Lying in their youthful beauty,
In the silent church-yard now
Still and cold the beating bosom
Grave mould gathering on the brow
Lonely +" whippoorwill is mourning,
As he used to do of yore,
When we watched the stars together,
On yon babbling brooklet's shore.
Still the stars shine on as ever,
Still the streamlet slldes away,
With its luling, soothing music;
But the loved ones, where are they
Have We passed away forever p
Win ye not, as srst Of yore,
Come and wander In the starlight,
. On the streamlet's pcbbly shore
Echo answers, soft and lowly,
"Never more-they've gone for aye,
They have passed the gates eternal,
To the realms Of endless day."
Cease, then, soul all vain these yearnlngs {:
Soon, by earthly chains unbound,
Thou shalt go, II thou art faithful,
Where the lov'd and lost are found.
APPLE Grove, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
Vermont & Canada Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Northern, Western, British and
United States Mail Route,

Trains Going North.
M ALL TRAIN CONNECTS at Windsor and White River
wi Junction with tians from Boston, and Springfield
same day aud fm New York the dry previous on PM
leaves windsor at 3,cunnects Mt Burlington it'll steam
ers on Lake Champlan for Saratoga, at Ronscs Point
with train for MONTREAL the same p NJ and next morn
ing with train that arrives at OGDE in time
C meet with he STEAMERS of the American aud Great
Western Railroad Express Lines for Nuga Falls, buffalo,
Hamilton, Chicago, and the West.
Accommodation Train connects AT Windsor md White
River Junction with trains thai leave huston at II %
and New rk ut 800 AM, same morning, stops over
night at Norhfeld, leaves at $50 AM, connects at Bur
l"gtnn with Lake Champlan Steamers and Rutland
Ogdensbureh arriving in time to take the American line of
STEAMBOATS, for he West, same evening.
Trains GOingSOuth.
Mail Train CONNECTS nj houses Puin with a ira in from
OGDENsBuRsH night before and from Malone and Mov
TREAL HE same morning, at Whit River junction with
trains for st JrhnSbnry, and the WHITE FaANcoNrA
MoUNrAlNs same taI also, with Northern NJ II Road fur
Boston, nwcl &C., arriving at those places early AS by
any o'er route, also, connects at Windsor with train for
Bell"ws Falls. Fchbureh, Springfield, and arrive in
New York same evening and Mt Burlington wilh team
rrs on LAKE ChImplin. Leave RuuseS Point 1,40 M,
81. Albars 43 AM, Burlington 9l5 A. M, Montpelier
ll.00aM
Accommodation Train connects at Ro,ses Point with
trims from O.densburgh and Montreal stops over night
1T While River Junction Windsor and connects with
aims arriving in Boston at 100 PM and Now York at
4PM.
Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Chca o anht he West for
sale at the principal Stations
X. sHERBURNE, SUIT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
Farm for sale!

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated In Mid
dlesex, on Onion river, two miles from MoutpeIer
village. sad Farm consists OF about two hundred acres
forty acres being meadow. Al, ofhe hill land Is good
image iahd aud there Is plenty Of wood land for The
fences are III good repair. p s0ns visiting Ia ,urc,ass
hce location, WIN do well call soou. For further
'n,oImaioh enquire Of George W. Bailey ESQ.,, dt the
subscriber on the premises. l. RliiEy
Middlesex Sept. 10, 1856 aav,3s