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l1lOrrilc0,

In Montpelier, at Chris Church, Wednesday evening,
Aug, 81, by the Rev. f. W. Shelton, Mr.. EDWARD DEWEY
and Miss SUSAN G. LILlgY, both of Montpclg.
In Montpelier, Aug, g. by Rev. +. D. Hemenway, Mr.
fIGSHY BARON OF West Lebanon H., aul Hiss SARAH A..
CURmER Of Northfell
III Waterbury, Sept Sd, by Rev. William A. Miller, Mr..
0RvlLLs j. DANIELS and Miss EDsA M.y3DDY, both of
Waterbury.
In Stowe, Aug 25, by Rev W. II Tiffany Am O. Stay
TON and AvALlN A. Town, both of Stowe. y
In Wliston Ang III, by Rev. R firesssdsa W. Mirssr
and MARION MURRAY, all of Williston.
In Bradford, Aug o. by Rev. A. Hitchcock @. u. HAIR
DING and Miss Lucy A. BLISS.
In WasGeld Sept. Sth, by Rev Mr. Prdal, cAssIus NJ.
JUSLrS and Miss ABBY H. CmPMAS, both OF Waitsfeu
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DR.. GRAVES
Hygeian Alternative syrup!
The GREAT RE.HEDf
EnIy InrnIrIl InX ON nuIr ElI0ND

This extraordinary Medicine is used extensively 10 New
England 1t has become the Great Remedy Tor those cro
c diseases that affecting thousands Of individuals all
the country 1t has been used by large class Of per-
who have been troubled with HinOrs and the unpre
cedented number of its have proved to be remark
able Medicine for this class of disorders People have used
this Syrup extensively for the LUsr Complaint and it has
cured great number of such in every style Of the dis
1t has also been used with extraordinary success in
Kidney Disease. 1t has cured hundreds OF persons who
have been afflicted with Salt Rheum, Debility, CosUeness,
and Nervous Derqngement 1t has proved ise to be the
Great Remedy for all those complaints that arise from i'm
purity Of the blood.
The ilygean Alternative Syrup is made from the recipe
Of Dr. Graves Of Dublin, Ireland most skiui and learned
member of the British Medical Faculty 1t contains many
articles that used by the old physicians and several that
Of late discovery in medical science 1t is prepared
with great under the personal charge of scientific ply
scan according to the peculiar projects of its inventor 1t
is put mp in large bottles moderate price, with all the
necessary directions OH the label.
GATES & BRIDGMAN. PrOpricioys,
BROWNSVILLE VERMONT.
AGENTs.-Fred L. Smith, Montpelier Geo Nichols, and
Geo. S. Edison, Northeld A. Bgelow, Barre c. II
Answorth, Wliamstown; A. r. Hood, Chelsea N. W.
Smith, No. Tunbrige; Putnan& King, Tunbrdge N Dane,
So. Royaon; q. Tinkham, Queeche j. W Randall, Bar
narl J. Smith, Bethel; A. W. Tewksbury Son, West
Randolph L. W. Blanchard East BrLinree and by Drug
gists generally. 5ohoeop
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In Greensboro, Aug, h. JAMES GRAHAM, youngest child
OF Matthew and Marion g. Marshall, aged year months.
"Fl les the lovely blooming flower"
In Greensboro, Aug 2att, HAMILTON SrMsoS, ESD, aged
46 lie was an esteemed member Of the Congregational
Church, and vauble citizen; in whose removal the
nuny has sustained heavy los5 felt most deeply by the
large circle of relatives and enls but by none 50 kceny
by the afflicted wife and daughter who however, are comfor-
ted with the reflection that He who takelh away "doeth
all things well "-und with the only cherished hope that
what is loss to them, to him whose death they deplore,
everlasting gain. Com.
In Berlin Sept, 6, ASA DoDGE Esq, aged 80 years.
In RandDlph, Aug, I'll Mr.. PERLGY OGluTr. aged 81.
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KID GLOVE CT.EA " FTP

An imPoiihli discovery to the Eeomc mst--S H.; e. n
EL'ircg new Just Imported
- JoUYEN'S NOTORIOUS PREPARATION,
for Instantly CLEANING KID GLOVES witbcH Tie i I
est smell Rub Saa portion IN the glove. bna d,r
Instantly dsappeirScan be immediately tiltru1,G
One bottle IA warranted TO clean hfy pair elstt,
Price 80 cents Thy il before buying Al he Il: NJ, I.
Agents coming mdaey by The Huprrceden'", drHl
More wanted CONTENT, NEARY \ co..
H9Yl WhuIesnle store No. 512 BroadwAy. X, " Y N
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TO DE.iLERS IN
Boots. Shoes and gsuglpgs.

A LIEN, WESTON 4 Co, a. the old stand If !. J. ~
II lahro0k corner of Merchants Row and NnTh 1T,
have on hand and are constantly receiving direct om
manufacturers, general assortment OF Lries', Gen.
and Chlldrens Boots, Shoes and Rnbbers, which litv
adapted the New England trade. Person. i.s,dns +
heing DESTROYS Of replenishing their sizes d..
the dozen prices Our business VIII be con1u ~ IN .
cash system, so that persons who buy Of US VIII net
compelled to con,rihnte towards paying the Va dit,
those who sell on credit.
Dealers in Boots and Shoes pIease cali and cela we,
stock and prices betoie prrchaiing elsewhere.
ALDEN, WESTON & 90
Curnerol Merchants Row and Nor p street.
(Direclly opposite Oak HAIL.
nnsln Ilinn Ii
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS
RROOKS "a MECUENl

Blackstone, aud Fuhon. and Shoe and Leather st.,
BOSTON.
importers aud Dealers In Shoe Findings, Manufacturers
Of Leather Particular attention paid to getting IN The
different machines used by the Trade viz EHllug Split
ting aud Crimping Machines &c. Orders received by mail
or express will receive prompt attention All articles in
our line At the lowest cash price, -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-11
BDTEa,Esaess Aygg>.

INlE nc W and beautiful art Of ornaments ne the in T.,
1 Glass Vessel IL resemble the FINEST PAlNtEpl -.
by TtTHE or THE CoSr, is crcaring Immense
nent. Ladies' and GFn'ielien alike fascinated win
This delightful occuiat1h. chaste and ele gait
mrnt for Children and SCHUnS, encouraging Ht,i Toy
grace in de- gn and harmnNy in the arrangeme
! he whole art can be perfectly acquired IN E.if
iaok of instruction separately S. Buyes chatpl ~ :
Vases Book and every article required 50, scot r.css
CONTENT, NEAFY & co. Whplrssit >tue,
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CARPETING,
STATE STREET, MCNrPELIER. vr.

JIASsONiS PATENT BALANCE Pre- SsuRE VALVE
III HYDRAULIC RAN, for which silver Medrl was
awarded by the American Institute, Ocob y, 1855. The
above Ram which Is recent invention q the pacnoc Ia
capable OF forcing greatar elrydan than any
other ram. with the same head and supply OF wafer AMI
warranted not TO Sup working at le Here Is
sufficient supply OF water, and nofeknd alf as IN the
drive pipe. Ek4E
In the ordinary RAM the vaive rests hp1n tho aperture
designed To close, presenting Much inrsr upper
surface tor pressure in the air chimbef Than The arei
the lower surface on hci the sscts in opening III
consequently the pressure per square lhch rqn.ed 10
ii the valve is much greater III pn0 loh as The area OF
the upper srfc IL greater than the Peiture-rnc3 The
great loss Ut power Fl
The principal Improvement in this over ether water
consists in The upper and lower surfaces OF the valve
upenng-into the air Misunderstanding :" Ill. same area
the pressure per square inch required to opin is hut
slight greater than that in the air citmoat Consequent
y there Is no tss Of pewer is aeouhence its abili
~ 10 throw more water than any other rams which hav
ing valve seats, liable 10 catch aud retn sand
gravel and iheeby leak aud get ont OF oIder Other i'm
poant advantages will be apparent In viewing it while
il operation.
Tie subsci ieY has been plaetra plumber in this city
aud elsewhere for the past twenty years and trusts by
aentn the business, all It's various branches
To merit full confidence.
lat ad pipe she. lead brass cocks pumps Of all descrip
unS fu sale the manufacture prices, all other
articles in tho business nj the lowest rates. ha abb We
water rams are made afl for sale by
THOMAS HANSON, Sole Paentee.
l37 Third Az, cor Fifteenth street New York
THE PIPES connected with the ram with hass screw
couplings, AMI the air chamber and body Of The ram
put together with cote wedges and can be taken apu,
Although the prices Of the aeve are moe tt.n
the order of ns yet their intrinsic value is
more than ten times g'tnter.
Nc. ram, Sle. No ., do, S5 No. 3, do, s25; No. l.
do, $40.
The above Ram can he in operation at the Amer
lean Institute Fair Crystal Palace, New York.
Sept odd 1856. PERSONS requiring information will please
iuclose two postage stamps. 3sm3.
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Delights Spanish EustraH.
SURE ARTICLE MAKE THE
HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Remort The DandruG and keep the Hcad Cool,
Give Soft Gloss 10 The HAIR Prepenis lis
failing fand arrest lis premature decay.

failing ofand arrest its premature decay.
FOR THE TOILET
1T Is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR 1T FRAGRANCE
TURING The time this celebrated compound has been
~ before the American Public, it has TOR Itself II
reputation which destines take the lead of all piepa-
raiioHs for the hair,
From Leonard stoddard, City Marshal of Lawrence.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Having used Delights
Spanish isiai for the HAIR for several months past do
moi hesitate to thai it fat exceeds even thing Of the
kind have ever used II you have bald head, Try II.
lf yon are bic ssed with COOL head If hair and wish
retain it glossy, healthy and nice, then Delights Span
ish l.ustal-it is just tibet ing to doi.
Fram Letter from David Murgau otthe Bay Stat Mills,
Lawrence.
had bn' very lue faith in the Spanish Lnstral, know
ing That there is much imposition in the shape of Hair
ReSnraves !" but concluded try II. The first bottle
caused fuzzy appearance my hend followed by young
hair, and before had hhsled The cond bottle had i,
plentiful crop, which entirely realized the wonderful
virtues of the Spanish Lnstra My residence is No. 10
Bay State Corporaion Lawrence, where can be
any time.
Prepared by b. WADLEIGII Druggist No. Apple ton
Block, Lawrence, Mass.
20 and so Cents per Bottle.
FIRE u 7. SMl III, Montpner Wholesale hgen, for
ermo nj. 10 whom all orders sh 'uId be addressed. ~
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x COZ TO give consumers idea OF our sales, we
annex the following scale IF prices, viz
5lb Souchnng Tea 81. 5ih. Mochl Coffee, 100.
5ib. nulung ~. 5lb Java " 90
aIb Y. HSson 22i. 9Th good ." 90.
lS3~ The SPICES put mp in and III tin casrs,
expressly Ter family use, aud warranted be strictly
pure aiticlr aud nny heed trial to establish em in
pucc iHynr
SPANISH COFFEE. We would cal. the attp;,tion Of
and dealers to SPANISH COFFEE Article
which is highly cSr med. and gives the saac
no. is prepared with particular care and by peculiar
process in roasiil. one pound IF this cOte it is believed
il q al To > lbI Of any other.
| DNNELlON NOFFEE.- his article is ca cfilIy pre-
pared NJ onf Mills aud put Mp in packages hving our
trade mark, and NAV be relied upon the bost aud
arprnv d mixture Ct dandeon and coffee.
| TAR AXACUM OR PREPARED plNDELInN ROnr.--ThiS ar
iicr is mepaied and rhastsd II Mills, rcl1ltl by
Family Grocers generally in city aud country. aud bearing
our trade mlrk " Chnnmln grinding Cntfee, may be re.
lied upon as the GENUINE ARTICLE The proportion used
is nhoui half m quantity coffee The price is -
cents per pound aud /. warranted to b. The same
that winch has been sold fir fifty pound by Drug
gists
The medical properties of Dandelon are well known
and Iitld in Ugh estimation by all who it. This being
preparation Of The nt with ali it, medicl virtue,
tanned, he mixed with coffee not, best suits the
taste, and will b. found cheap aud economical family
beverage pound of which hcing nearly euiatu two
si"tns, IN inyniiiS children and AGED persons,
iric"us he' eragr aud remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilious
affections, sc.
Gs BE careful IN hat H. toflres have on
t'ade mark, " Chin ,man grinding Coffee"
~ To GE. GERS DEALERS, liberal discount j.,
in1 enabling item taseppls cir csomers at thr smt
low I1ies.
EJ- TO CASH tIRCu lsERS.--Orr chect being to
secure large saes at sn, profits offer nducrlnen MS
witch cannot BE- afforded by III who do business on the
credit system and c,Hli leuy invite mi nation
OF The QUALITY of onr Sork and mr. prices as compared
| WIN ihnse ui any other house.
Boston, Aug IT, 1856 Sons
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DIR. Clough's Columbian pills.

THIS TNmluy Tot LVtf HP1alt, kldhey OOmplant COST
iveness Nervousness Headache claiming the attention
of the public and from reliable testimony shown Of cures
feced by Its use the claim Is not too high The best of all
Pills for Family If any person Inflicted will them
faithfully, rapid will be effected less and with
certainty you dreamd Of Try them and get health
Use them and keep good health See advertisement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-11
Second Dispatch.

Private advice from Kansas Stale thai on
Tuesday last every Free Stale man was driven
from Leavenworl 1t the point of the bayon:t,
and all their property destroyed or confscaied.4
Mr. Phillips, the correspondent of lHE NEW
York TRlBuNE, aud his brother was killed
The house Of The fnrmer and the store OF the
latter was burned. Ii is said MIR Philips fired
from his house and killed Two Pro Slavery men.
Forty sufferers arrived here to-day entirely des"
titn,e. Fuller patcu ars tomorrow.
CHICAGO, Friday, Sept 5, 1856
Private adviccs from Kansas, via Nebraska
Civ, report the Iowa r. ad entirely cosed BY
armed hands OF MissOurians, under command OF
Gen. Richardson. who was stationed near mo
boundary line of Kansas md Nebraska.
Oae hundred and fifty emigrants near Nehras-
ka City, who were prevented entering Kansas,
wou d it v as expected, attempt to Il rec pass
age in few days.
MILWAUKEE Friday Sept. 5, 1856.
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE Cor. Bdsaf0rd on
Kansas afairs.-An extra session of the Wis
Legislature was convened at Madison on
Wedne .day. Among other things, Gov. BASH
ford's Message recommends the consideration Of
measures for the protection OF citizens of Wis
cousin in the Territory Of Kansas. lie says
that since the adjournment OF the Legislature
intelligence has reached him from reliable
s ources that many citizens of Wisconsin who
had not expairialed themselves, but had gone to
Kansas for lav full purposes, had been seized
robbed and imprisoned, and their lives leopard
lied by the people CT Missouri, Gov Bash
ford adds:
= Outrages of this nature have become SC
frequent thai deem ii my duty to call your at.
teniion TO them, that you may devise lega
measures to protect the citizens of W isconsin
and redress their grievances-the General Gov
eminent being either impotcut or wilfully neg
lectful to do so ~
MARKETS We omit our usual quotations, Is
there are no essential variations.
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s. NEW ENGLAND
ID ATENT AGENCY.

Hhl NCiS uNIULD,
Corner OF Sinte and, Dcvnn-hlre Streets, Boston.
(Dver 81 Sttt. 81. -Tnr.ie, u ,v,r5ltr,A
THE undersigned, In ing had eight years practical
estah isled Office tor soliciting Pateuls in the United
States and Foreign Countries aud THE PuacH,sg ASp
SALE nF PA1EST RIGHTS ON ALL KINDS INVENTIONS.
spcclhcatlons Caveats, Assign nrts and Nil plpcrs
lelhlng 10 Patents, prepared in faithful ui,nner ind
WIN diSmiac oni wei terms than at any other Agency
COPIES OF PATsNr CLAhs, AssioXMESrs, DHtwISGs. or
any other rec0 IDS ot the Patent Office, he ,baidrd
through Tie subscriber. Assignments recorded at the Pa
tent Office. Drawings of all kinds prepared or cor cd
Letters proplIy attended To-
NJ H. No charge will BIZ made for applications for pa
tents through the subscriber, unless they nrc successful
3Syl. FRANCIS GOULu
STATE or VERMONT, Al Probate Court, holden at
LAMoTLtE DisTRIcT, ~, he Pruhite Office, in Morris
town, within and for said District, the l,t day of S,
tembrr D., 1856:
Present, Tia, Hon. SAL UEL MERRIAM, JUDGE:
(NEl>PUS Sli NV, of Emure, Guardian If Francis n.
Gale, an infant, having led In lis ronr that
s" "ad seized in his avn ght ii crt in Real Estate
situate IN the town Of Enore described TO lows Being
one undivided half "f the i,nmesteId heuugng Jasper
NJ Gale, late % said Emue, deceased, md that it ia
esslry 10 dispose 0fthe the support nanten.
ancG # said Ward.
Wlerenpoh II is iereb" ordered by sail Cont that
nearing on said application he had nttlr Probate Office in
horrlsown onthe 6h day It octobtr,A D. 1885, audtha,
notice To All persons Interested he given by publishing he
substance Of the abtvr APPLICATION and
weeks siccrssiv y, in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed At MONTPELIER order Itat they may appear and
show rnnSr If any they may have why said eIi ion ought
nat 10 he granted ny the Court
Attest, j. G. BURNETT, Register.
true cory Of REGARD.
50 Attest, j &. BllKNETF, Register.
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Health and strength.-Dr. s. o, RICHARpsoN,s

HtNItH NMU strtHKIhs--iJT. 8 q, ENTERTAINMENTS
SHERRY WINE DTTES is the best medicine ever used for
Spring and Summer complaints 1t has been literally
paronsd than any other established In this country
1t Is The Richardson's Bers which has restored
many nvads to health throughout the New England States
during W. past thirty years.
n b. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Ditters.
The genuine have fac smile omy signature upon the
envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere and Office,
No. 81 Hanover street, Boston. 27m3t
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FARM FOR SALE,

nIiB subscriber offers for sale the farm on which IT,
L lives-iify ono acres-Suated in Morfl,Lnwn. GA
which is comfortable Dwelling House. good and mr.
Barn and She'd also large new Hop ouar. v, .,
fine mining water at both The house aud barn; aIo ~
ated in Hydepark, tweD -sev.r of exitt Nupl
Pasture Land, with good running water hrf,nn -l'r '.!
lot from The tome lot The abrvc fifH =
aed very pleasantly from three fourtis tn ante
either Hydeperk, Cady's Falls, siorrisvil,s. Tir -
ton OF The most pleasant in this vicinity The
also hundred acres of wild Land, four ur tive ia.
distant, which will be sold with The farm il DIT sired
Persons wishing tu purchase farm, are rc5P;ciI :
invited TO look over the premises.
ELIJAH WATERMAN.
MnrrisinMr. lime litE 1858. a7f
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x CARD.
I3MADhI EaNH1n&n

This well known Establishment, having received all icces
sary repairs and appropriate furnishing just opened
ty its proprietor Mr. Alonzo Roadway, for TIE admission
Of customers between whom aud all required accomidatUns
h. hopes to establish tn, most agreeable relations and with
satisfactory conclusions for the ssful ulhment Of
which, his actual enterprise AMI urbany accepted as
competent vouchers, by A PATRON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-11
= Clarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ. D
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is un!ing In the Of all those
painful and dangerous disorders to which the female consu
on subject. 1t moderacs all excess and all
distractions and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. twill in short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity,
Each bottle, Price, One Dollar bears the Government Stamp
OF Great Britain. to prevent coun erfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should be taken by females that Preg-
nan during the FIRST THREE MONTHS rs they are SURE
MISCARRIAGE, but at any other time and in
every other they are perfectly SAFE. Sy1
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
L. C. BALDWIN 4 Co., Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL Agents.
N D. 90 and postage stamps enclosed any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mai
For sale Wholesale aud RETAIL by FRED H. SMITH, Montpc-
cr and Druggist in every town in the United States
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-11

By Telegraph 10 the Green Mountain Freeman.
MAINE! EURRAH,!!

By Telegraph 10 the Green Mountain Freeman.
MAINE! EURRAH.!i
H,2la Majority for Hamlin
IN ONE HUNDRED & FIFTY TOWNS!
Through the exertions Of Mr.. H. D. Hopkins,
Telegraph Operator at this place, we have re-
turns Of the Election held in Maine on Monday
from $50 towns, in which the vote for Governor
is us follows
Hamlin, (Rcpuhlcan,) 1854
Wells, (B. Dem. 22673
Patten, (Whig) 99O-26.663
IIamlin's Maj.in $50 towns, ll,2ll
We had the figures from the above towns,
but have no room for them in this paper
Portland gave Hamln 2,446, both others
l,6l3 1873 majority Augusta, Hamlin S7S,
both others, 690; go majority Bath gave
liamn 1877, both others 43G; 65S majority.
Should the remaining towns come in as ndicat-
! I'd, the majority for uanln will be Is 900, at
least. Partial returns from the First and Sec
ond Districts, Indicate the election of Wood
and Gilman Republicans. The Senate is Repub-
lican.
In 1855, tho Rum Democracy had large
plurality on Governor vote, and majority in
the House which enabled them to elect their
Governor on the first ballot. They went to work
and repealed the Maine law and gleatca upon
the spoils until the floods (of Scptember) came
and destroyed them
By Special Despatch 10 the Freeman.
BosToN, Tuesday, 3 10 o'clock, P. NJ
I65 towns give llamlim 80 800, Welles, Oh
S5l, Patten 4,O4G. Senate all Republican. -
House largely 50. Six members Of Congress
elected. H.K S.
FIRE The Livery Stable, together with the
better part of the Dwelling house, seven horses
wagons, sleighs, harnesses, grain and hay be
Longing to |. W. Brown, ESQ.,, of Mortified
were consumed by fire about II O'Clock, or
Monday night, Sth inst. Loss, SO 000-insur
ed for about 81 500 Cause of the fire IN
known