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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
Gl)e Social Circle.
Time and the rTa4v Year.

Time and the Naw Year.
What an INSCRIPTIONS old fellow is Time
How unsparing his hand, and yet how delicate
his touch. With what dexterity he yields
his scythc and reaps his harvest Of all things
earthly. A grouty old fellow is he some
times, and yet he is tender and kind to those
who love him well.
He has cured sorrows and softenel afflic-
tions, and his hands have wrought many a
great and wonderful work. Without him
there would be neither progression or i'm
provcment. He brings to mankind hopes as
well as fears, and gladness as well as grief
and he brings the changes of lie which add
inestimaby to its value Within few
weeks he has brought us Thanksgiving and
Christmas and soon he will bring the begin
ming of New Year
A New Year We wish it may be hap
Ply new year to our readers. 1t is for them.
selves to make it so. They possess the pow
er in great measure, Of turning the future
to their will and making it productive of
good. 10 ensure future OF usefulness and
true enjoyment they must live for others as
well as themselves. They must be charita.
BILE and kind, and seek to smooth the path of
life with friendships. And then, although
Time will indeed sprinkle their locks with
grey, he will also adorn them with flowers of
affection and love; and though he may bend
the form with the weight of years, he will
exalt the soul with the consciousness of a.
well spent life.
stately castle was once built upon the
summit of rock. Two battlemented towers
rose from its walls and commanded a view Of
the adjacent country A great lord occupied
the castle and after his death it was handed
down to successive generations of his poster.
ity. But in the meantime Time was busy at
work. He softoned the glaring freshness Of
the newt cut stone with a meIlowing tint oil
brown, and whispering gently to the tallest Of
the two towers, asked if his little friends, the
ivy and moss, might not seek resting place
upon its bosom. But the tower drew Itself
up stiff1y and said 81 have no idea of dis.
figuring myself. | do not love weeds. and
your friends shall wlther and die before | will
lower my dignity by assisting them" Then
Time asked the same favor of the other tow.
er, which being charitable and kind, at once
granted his request. Come sweet ivy," il
said, and entwine your tendrils in nv GREY.
ices; and you, tender moss, nestle in the
crapnes of my wall"
A hundred years passed on, and the old
castle, becoming unoccupied, began to fall in
to decay. The first tower became discoored
with age, and lead a weary, monotonous ex.
istence, deserted by all living things, suffering
with the storms of winter and the suns Of
summer, until Time had undermined its
foundation and loosened its stones. And now
the charity of the second tower met with its
reward. The little friends of Time covered
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
G. w. STONES.
Cough, Consumption and Bronchitis
EHEXHk.

THE Bgoprieter would respectfully call The attention. OF
the pnac his invsifabe Remedy for all Affections
Of the Throat aud Lungs and hegs Of those who undo
cided what to select from The umers medicines adVeS
sed and recommended for such complaints, 10 give his
ELIXIR aFai Having done so, they viii no longer hest
tate what 10 take themselves, recommend to others
single tria! will prove them that this is the val
uablr remedy ever discovered r the affections
the Throat and Lungs; il will Immediately relieve the
most violent Cough aud in few hours completely care
the most severe Cold. As Preventative and Cure FOR
CONSUMPTION ii has IN equal. II purely Vegetable,
tans no posigous ingredients, quite agreeable
tasie and may he given with perfect safety to the
delicate child The received almost
dali from those WnO have been cured by it, fully justify
the assertion that family ,b0ud he without this Medi-
cine let Mothfs give it 10 their Children who have the
Hopping Cough urlronp and they will alleviate at once
the sufleIings OF teii little 1nes
Price 50cents. Principal Depot 80 Central Street, Low
ell Mass. f7m6
Fred E. Smith, Montpelier, general agent 'r Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
A Kansas Incident.

During the recent movement at Lowell, Mass
in behalf of the Free State men of Kansas, til,
following lines, which we find in the Lowell
Ne,oS, were returned on the back of one of tn
papers circulated among the opera
tives of a corporation
Three pence pound on tea,
Charged by john Bull, Esquire.
Kicked up row, in earlier days,
And knCIed freedoms fire.
In later times, the self same wrongs
Makes freeman's hearts blood boil,
We claim the right for black or white,
To squat on Kansas soil -
And settling there to make their laws,
As freemen do, by votes
And not have border rascOIs force,
By threats and curses loud and coarse,
Their bantngs down their throats
Take then, mite, ye Kansas men
Our hearts and true
And let it help the holy cause
Embodied now in you.
Fair girls hsre add. from honest toll,
Their trfe for your aid,
." Strike for the right--the right is yours,
Cries many a lovely maid -
"We'll share your homes, we Yankee boys,
When Kansas shall be free
And ADD SOME COPIES OF YOURSELVES,
To uphold liberty"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
A LwAxs soMErnlse NEWT,

PRoEsssoa WooD's HAIR REsfoRArIvEs
VIII restore gfey Hair to isosigsaI color permanently
make it grow upon bale heads remove as aandruf or
etching destIey M diseases Of the scalp and If used saw
twice week regularly, viii prevent he hair from
becoming gray ortalng tOaDy imaginable age. Read
The following testimonials. and ne defy you to doubt
(ssys The WavsFiy Asgazinr.O
Success 10 Ue genius whose beRie say,
Turns buck ipiIs color the hair tfaI was gray.
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A shade of grief rests on thy brow;
No smile illumnes thine eye.
And sorrow from thy bleeding heart,
Heaves many mournfu sigh.
Thou last seen thy brothers cherished form
Lay cold in deaths embrace,
So sad picture from thy heart
Time never can efface.
Thou hast seen the glorious fire of youth,
Fade from his kindling eye;
And in thy souls deep grief hath incurred,
That one young must die.
And thou hast seen thy brother DEAR
Laid in the earth's dark breast;
But in brighter, better world
His spirit is at rest.
Then cease to mourn the early dead,
ile's gone first to prepare
home for thee in heaven above
lie is waiting for thee there.
Waterbury, March II, 1856.
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M H. DTEs-Dear Sir have used two BOTTLES RI pvrr
Wooes HAS Restorative, and truly say j, the rvss
Hail Befooe usRg 1t was a man OF sevenry. Nv hsir
has How attained lis original color. You can Yeenn.o.a
hoths world WI bout thejeast fear rs my ease was 0.
d the 4orstkind. v0Irs, respectfully.
DAN,L n NURPuv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

The Chinese have thoughtful proverb--
"The prison is shut night and day-yet it is
always full the temples are always open
and yet you find no one in them."
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DIR. C. WI. RUBLEE.

212 fremont Street, Boston,
Dr. R. will, in connection with the practice of Medi
cine and Surgery continue to give especial altention
treatment of diseases Of the eye.
Nov, 80, 1855 bf
Dr. c. NJ. RUBLEs, having relnqushed his business In
Montpeler, would hereby recommend his successor DR.
T. MuLLIKEN formerly Of Bellevue Hospital, " to his
friends In that place. feeling confident that his ability and
experience will give them satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden III
LAMou,E DtsrRrcr S. he Probate Office, in Johnson,
in said District, on The nth day Of March, 1896;
Present, the Hon. SAMUEL MERRIAM, JUDGE;
IL Annette Fitch. minors and children and heirs OF
Eraslus P tch late of Hydepark in said District decea
sed makes implication in wrlngt said ooud' ssI pnn
forth that his Wards are seized ana possrssou u, 1
E,nte in the towo Of Ilydepark IN said District and mat
would be for the interest of his said WARDS 10 nave
portion Of same sold and the proceeds nereoi pu; m
interest, ornvesed in stocks, OF Keai E.lae WV py
for License 40 sell such norton of saiI Real Estate as may
be for the interest of his Wards Vhereupon 1fdere"
by the Court that said Application be heard al rro"ad
Court to be held at the Probate once IN 1oso" H ,hn
District on Saturday the 9Th day of April next ana 'ha
notice To all persons Interested, he gwen by pnp we
substance of said applications together with the "'H r
Mountain Ere, man printed at Montpelier previous 10
said hearing - ,,,,,,u ,,aae
A true copy Of record, ,.,, ,io
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Natssasa HOLINESS Estate.

STATE or yERMONT,l In Probate Court holden al
L,nouLr DIsrRIcrss. I Morrstown, within and fl
said District, on the sh day of March, A. y. 1885,
IilRAM HOLMES, Administrator on the Estate Of
| | NATHAN HOLMES, tate of Stowe, in said District
presents his admin stratiOn account for settle
ment: Whsrenpon irordered hattie same he referred
the % day Of March inst, at the Probate once ~ sad
Mofistuwn for examination allowance; and that all con
cerned he notified hereof by the publication of this order
in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed ut Montpelier
three weeks excessively soon as may hes thathey ma!
appear and at SAID time and place they see ouIe'
thereto. By Order of Court, ;, -,..
Attest, ]. G. BURNETT, Register.
Arue copy Of REGARD,
ID Attest J. e. BURNETT, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

SoMETHis0 WoRyh ksowING!-Ry using Prof Woods
Hair Restorative gray hair be psInsRen restored
IA it's original color. The suboined ceH6eaie was ressy
" from Johnson u Que, Gardiner Me and is but one Of
ie many Instances that daily coming ts our know dg
~ as wonderful esst5 1t Is no 0neeF profile mataaL
suta self evident ill hundreds eur comrs.aity
.caa testify.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
DAN'L n. MURPHY.


VANpALIA, June q 1854
Pros. WosD-Dear Sir take peaEiire In hcatos vol
nDtay tsstieny To the excellence Of your Rsir Rrs,o
tve. Three months ago my hair was very gray is now
dark broTn (he original ctor smooth and classy The
only application a, made to ias been the IJ.y .sar
alive prepared by you; and which from the re,a in nv
own case 4 can most earnestly, recommend to o,Se.s
keSi ectuiy yours, ,ElsW ARD WOLCOFT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

-
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Iuirt'
RAypoLPu Disrhlcr. S. within and for said District,
IN n II nersons IN crested GREETING:
WHEREAS Jusph G. Smith, Esq, Administrator on me
w Estate offs. Milton Bigeow, late of Brookfeld IN sad
District deceased has filed in TINS Court his appcaoh
ana peun in writing for license 10 sell all the Real
evening the Widows DOVER including the revcrsin
thereof Representing in said petition the situation OF s
real estate AID The CONDITION of the estate OF said deceased
also representing that it will be beneficial to all pcs
sons interested therein sell said that ne mas
the consent and appreciation of all the heirs TO said Estate
in writing as required by law. ~ L.
II Ia lie trGrr or5e red that all persons interested be
notified to appear at session of said Court be held al he
Probate Office Randolph in said District on The 3st d'y
Of March, AID 1856 to show cause, in any Trey may nave
VIII, license should he granled as aforesaid For when
purpose is further ordered that this order be published
newsnnper printed al Montpelier in this State, all which
publication shall be previous to the time APPOINTED iof
hearing $500 ,,,o ,o.c
10 JOHN b. HUTCHINSON, Judge.
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rNHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed ny the iioh
1 Probate Coun for the District ct lam"lle' Com Com
mssioners receive examine ue
mands If all uersns against the Esateo Of John Carpe
ter, late Of Iydepark in said District deceased ,epft
sened nsolvtnt and the term Of S months ron ne IU
day of February 1856, being allowed ny suiu m
creditors of said deceased to exhibit and Prove her re
spsctive claims before ngve notice that we WI attend
the duties of our appointment at the dwe'hg to,se :"
salmon Carpenter in llydepark, IN sa'u ,|ocl
third saturday nj Nav and October next, at ten ococN'
in the forenoon, on each OF said days.
GILES A. BARnER, Commissioners
GEORGE BASSETT,
uydan,rL No,,b ri, H. IR5f, IL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

1t is more disgraceful to distrust ones
friends than to be deceived by them,
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NOTICE.

n N. BRIGHAM, NJ D., Homeopathic Physician and
". Surgeon, having changed his reside nee fom Waits
field to Montpelier village and associated himself IN prac
tice with Dr. T. g. Tapln, Is prepared answer all
calls in the vario departments Of his pro fesson
9OvficE, corner OF Elm and Spring >treets, opposite
the Academy
Montpelier, July I, 1865 lgm6
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ggAWO~8 OR gB8o
prnhafa Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, Probate Courts within anil fol
WASHINGTON DIsTRcr S. the District, aforesaid will b
held at the Probate Office in MoLpcer on Tuesday feacf
week, during the year. .- ..,.-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
To Farmers and Gardeners

V OUR attenti n is called 10 the Manures manufacture
L by the Lodi Manufacturing Go. Itum the conten
Of the Snks and Prives Of New York City, and free fro
Ifensiye odor, called
POUDRETTE AND TAFEU.
Pondrete is composed Of wothrds night soil and on
third decomposed vegetable fibre. Tafeu is composed
hree tuurlha night soil and fourth No. Peruvia
GnanO
These manures cheaper and better adapted for rail-
ing Com, Garden Vegetables and Grass, than any oIhe
in market Can he put in contact with the seed wthou
injury andcaGses and seeds to up soone ripe
TWO weeks cartier, and yield third more than olht
mannres, and Is Il sure preventative of the Ont Woim
Two bills. Posdrette or 100 lbs. Tafeu, will manure
acre Of Corn ia The hill Taitu 3 cents per b Poud
rette $500 per @b or S 80 Tor any quantity ever bhs
delivered on board vessel or Rulrnaad free from an
charge for package or carriage. pamphlet contaimn
every lnhrmlton sent, postpaid, to any sendi n,
their adpress to
THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
SID3 60 Cou,audi New York
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LET US REASON TOGETHER !
H0LLOWAY'S PILLS.
lilly IRE I'VE ,SLCK2

IT has been the LOT Of the human TO be weighed
L down by disease and suffering HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
especially adapted To the relief of the WEAK, the
vous, the and the of all climes, ages
sexes and constitutions Professor Holloway personally
supcrntends the manufacture of his medicines In the
United States, and Offers them to flee and enlightened
people the tosL remedy the world saw for the
ma y:I of usa h
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

In governing others, you must do what you
can do, not what you would do.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

An honest man is believed without an oath,
for his reputation swears for him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
TRY IT! TRY TIL! TRY It'll!
G. W. STONES
LIQUID CATHARTTC

FAMILY PHYSTC.
The most important Dsco' cry made in Medical Sci
ence, being compound OF Banks and Roots which
forms the most powerful, safe and agreeable phys-
c ever offered 10 the public.
THE necessity of such medicine has long been felt both
l. by the he ads OF families and ply sicans Ii ndvanta-
ges over cathacs given in the form of pills and powders
must be obvious to every Intelligent person. operates
more immediately and efectuay upon he system and at
the same time is Infinitely less difficult to administer be,
ing quiteugreeable IL The taste. 1t only produces all
Inc Effects where physic is required but completely re
moves habtila csveness leaving the bowels perfectly
free II cxpes all humors from the blood is certain
cure Tor the piles regulates the action OF the liver frees
he stomac from bile nvignra the whole nervous sys
tenn and removes The Ut all local pains, such rs
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic DouIOureux,
GOut, Pain In the head, side, stomach, &c.
1t may also he relied upon III all diseases Of the bowels
DYsENTERY, DiARRHEA and CHOLERA MoRBUs Yield at
to its magical influence. Again we repeat TRY 1T
without ii after they have properly test ed its merits Rea
der, you have tried other remedies without success de
SPAR nut-relief is now at hand IL you have expended
money and time in iruess attempt to recover your
health, save both by esorting at the Of this
medicine. Are yoL suffering from ScOula six bottles of
my Liquid Caartic viii cnrs YOU. Would You be relieved
from abtual cOstveness three hotties i'll effect all you
desire II you afflicted with Rheumatic Neuralgia or
other local pinS two bottles will free from them All
hun0rs will be eracated from the blood by the of
TO six bottles In Short if require physic for any pur
pose, this is the most reliable, and agreeable to the
taste that has ever been placed within the reach of the
public.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Principal Depot at No. 3s Central Street,
LOWELL. MASS.
Fred Z. Smith, Montpelier. w. General Agent for Ver-
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EDp0EDase Notice,

TIME Probate Courts, for the District of iamoe, will be
| holden for the year ensuing follows Al the Pro
haze Office in johnson, on The Is Saturday in January
nd ON the LIST Saturdays of each months thereafter
Al the office f Thomas Geed IN Morrisvile, on the Isl
Monday in February and on the LIST Mondays OF eacU
months Thereafter through the year.
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

HAIR REsTsRa tIvE--In our .e0Ilsmns to-day viii H.
found Prof Woods advertisement n. the above syee 70
which we call aen,io What bas DONE we have W.T.
messed upon several of our aequsiD:snces in ST. Lsu
Hair gray view, black o. brown ms he an Sc
might be, being the color Of Fairly Rarood and rs 6pe
ana glossy as six A,d without any ohe applications than
me itesioraii%r n 1t has done this upon Others will 10
has done the for any of readers whose ftastv
bows were once like the 'traven lecksn of Lochafs
warlike chief, they will Try IL? We ,,link .o-[Jsek
sonyile CONSTITUTIONAL Oct.5, 1853
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Dyspepsia x Livcr Complaint

Nearly half the human have taken these Pills.
has been proved in all paris Of he world that ohing
has hee tod equal 10 them in of disorders of the
Live dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally -
Ihey s0aB sIve healthy tone 10 these organs however
much SeI and when all nj her hau. Gied
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PILLS Purifv the. Blood

Thes' famous Pills are expressly combined to operate
on the slonach the liver, the kidneys, the lungs, tile
skin aud the bowes correcting any arrangement their
BctioRs purifying the blood the very fountain of life
life aud thus curing disease in oil its FORMS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

The GREATHsT DIs0vERY OF TnE AaE--as seldom oe.
ours that we notice. under aBy eircmIastaeees patent
medicines, esTatiyes, any thing Of the Kind or we
nave prejudice ngainsthost of them But eandur COM
sor Wood's Hair Restorative. We toajuyeni!e to re-
uire anything Of tiekind ut instances OF Its se
have Come 70 knowledge which almost assure US that
u sa sovereign NEEDY against the hair becoming prea-
iuely gray II is not Hair Dye,' but upon rs apDli-
cation as directed, the effect is produced upon the skin
which brings out the original coered hair svriont stiff
ness and gives il glossy and natural appearance We
have seen persons who have used it, and they are nue.
pleased with 1t. Examine the adyer,issmert>-TM '.,,
Republican.
o. j. WOOD &c CO., Pioprittors, No. ele Broa,..va, .
New YORK, and ia Market street st. Louis Missouri,
SCOTT BROOKS, Montpelier, Agents. Cyl
M..s IL
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WOOLEN MANUFACTORN

AVN W EST CAIIAIS.
HE subscribers prepared to receive Wool for mnnufac
turing by the yard upon shares, at the new Wooden
Factory at West Calais.
Cassimeres, Satinetts, Doeskins
and Flanneis manufactured to order in the best
r, A. WILSON.
West Calais, Now, 1850, 4sh
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General Debility, Hi Health.

Many ot the most despotic governments have opened
their Custom Houses to tina Introduction Of these Pills
hat they may BECOME the medicine oftne misses Learn
Ell Colleges admi: that this medicine Is the best remedy
even known persons If delicate health oe where the
system has been impaired as lis invgoraIng properties
ne IIit tn uivpr ilf
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DIR. BOWS
Grand Mediaal House and Office.

MOI EndtcOtt Street, Boston. No, a,
Established tor the Permanent Cure of all Private Dis
eases and the suppression of Qnackery.
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U0Ttu iOr me JOH0Wing diseases.
Asthma DiarrhGa Indigestion Stone& Gravel
Bowel Comp'i Dropsy Influenza Secondary
Coughs Debility Inflammation Symptoms
colds Ftver& Ague Venereal AT Ind Week.-Mrs.
Chest Diseases FtnaleCom- tJ:tions Liver Conps
Cos'lvehrss plants Worms Of all Low Spirits
Dyspepsia Headaches kinds Piles
~ Sold at the manufactures of Professor Holloway 80
Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand London by Ii
respectable Druggist Dealers Medicine hron hoat
tue United States and The civilized world in pots 25
cents, 63 CENTS and 81 each
There Is considerable savngby taking the arg sizes
N. Is. Directions for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder afi yed TO each pot 52yenp
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Nurscrymen, Fruit Gr0wcrs 49ld Formtrs
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Female COMPLAINTS,

Ne female, young or old, should be wou, this ceebfa-
ted medicine 1t cofecs and regulates the monthly cour.
ses at all periods, acting in many like charm. 1t
is also the best aud safest medicine that be given TO
children {" all ages, and for any complaint consequently
no firmly should be without it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

" Alas for love II this be all,
And naught beyond-on earth !"
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TRICE ONE DOLLAR.
PRINCIPAL Depot at No. 80 Central Street

LOWELL. MASS.
Fred E. Smith, Montpelier. W., General Agent for Ver-
mont. 49yeop