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The daily union., 1856-12-25
Proposal. for Furnishing Marble and Marble
Paten once Building. \"

DEPARTMENT or rHs IsrxRIaR,
December 10, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be reesived this depaHm n unt
The eighteenth day Of Feb IL O'Clock NJ noon or la
such marble may be required IN m'
pe,ian OF Patent once building,
bids b. in the form VI the following schedule and eie
specify the prices ior material hauling drssAng ana setung IN
elading all the machinery and other expenses "a.
SeAed4Is,
Cube stone, per superficial foot
Beds and bills, do do
Extra cube per cubic foot
So,nes in two beds, per superficial foot
Fnsss % sn,.1ature, DO 90
Drops 10 eones, per lineal foot.
TngyphE, each.
Caps OF plasters, each
hannei- of basement per insa foot
Marble Mart ,ins, per sutsIaeiai foot
Window sii5, do DO
The marble be in kind and quality to that USED
wings n the building seei
,f which viii he required accompany the bds Il,
Each bid will what time The work wal. be compeeo avs
trade believed T., be fifty competest 10 nni n good ah m
Obligations they propose and no assignment 81 ba o.
contract viii be gnised unless made WIN The appioVa o "
head of the department.
Ninety per paid from time to time, the work pr"
gesss upoa Of Of the department charge
per until the ,ompeton o The con
The itself he right reject or nccep
propose hereby invited when deems The nereo oil the Uni
has good believe VIII no IT. N any
cause, faithfully perform the conract. -.
Plans and working drawings can be examined
obtained application al the ofee o The super
intcndent. ..n.....
The proposals. be this department. address
cd Secretary INTERIOR endor ed proposals for th
erection tn. Office bulang will b
opened o'clock the day named for receiving tn
same. :. zu,, .un
Secretary OF the Interior
Dec ls-aawtlsFeb tInt & starl
The daily union., 1856-12-25

ZINE Htbrs In Are bindings f-r"ity Hsbics, octave
Bibles Bibles and other sinss with clasps Others
bound vsvs recently opened some Of hom imported om
London direct by FRANCK TAYLOR.
nnrl
The daily union., 1856-12-25

shares and certificates Of packages in the
splendid Lotteries will rc-iy. the attention, and
drawing will be Immediately after Is
" " " " p. J. BUCKEy, Asept.
Dec lst wilmington, Del
The daily union., 1856-12-25

Bank of Metropolis,
December %, 1885.
THE BOARD or TRUSTEES day declared dividend
four profits Of the Bank for months
ending 3lst instant
The be payable and after I'd January next.
nee "a d3uf RICHARD SMITH, Cashier
The daily union., 1856-12-25

ELEGANT PL TED WATERS s-ws have Just received
slse assortment Of very PLACED wsiters varying
from eight thirly inches.
These goods all hrsvy plated quality German
finished the syle certainly
rsbs article introduced.
N, w. GALT Bro
Dec u 9tif -
The daily union., 1856-12-25

GIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS HEWARD-Henry f.
rabus ten school Louisville. Kenuky abb ut the l5n
September his family He s about ~
old, inches high slender Rhl hair and blW'
gray eyes, teeth good OF this front hed. Poral
where be Ia the above reward will BE- freely
Address WIN. @. ABUE,
Dee lo-lmodkcps LUusyine Kentucky.
The daily union., 1856-12-25
wfIIRrdR, Hotel.

ThALBERG's CosCERF.--A few superior opera glasses
= 'a' opening and At moderate prices.
m Fancy Comb and Perfmery Store under National Hotel
The daily union., 1856-12-25

ARsYs coSFEcTioSEHYs no 81 B.iags susei,
1 ~ G-ovge'own, ID. q,
As customary season, pubic
Iishmsnt beautiful collection Of Christmas
the bon confect, uandies
! for the approsching holidays,
establishment in the District
superior excellence Of creams
| water Consumes will please bear ths in mind.
Orders for bals parties weddinu &C. hed with
| despatch. A. l.. ARMY.
| De, 00-lw
The daily union., 1856-12-25

,HNUAIs AND ILLUsTaATED WORKS, elegantly
bound aud beautifully illustrated, suitable Christmas
New YEARS. presents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
G0itor's Gable.

KN1cKERBocKER for February has variety of
interesting matter-a letter from the pleas
ing writer and our townsman, Rev. F. W.
Shelton, with an Editors Table from which, as
we have done this week, we steal variety of
spicy anecdotes
INDIA or the Pearl of Pearl River; by Mrs
E. D. L. N. Southworth, author of the " Lost
Heress, /" The Deserted Wife, ," The Missing
Bride" " The Wife's Victim" &C., is in press
and will be published on the 9Th of March, by
T. B. Peterson, Philadelphia.
PUTNAM for February. Bold, striking and
original made up of the cream of the literary
world. Its contents ars well worth perusal.-
Published by Dix & Edwards, New York. 1t
may be had of Ballou & Loveland.
COLUMBIAN Song BooK-A collection of Songs,
Duets, Glees, &c. Also, The SACRED MINSTREL
Songs and Hymns for the use of Sabbath
Schools. By Asa Fitz. Published by Hickling'
Swan & Brown of Boston.
From Oliver Ditson, Boston, we have received
the latest new music-among which are the
pieces entitled, " List to the Music of my Song,
"To-Day,"a ballad byJ. Blackley, g. The Rat
catcher's Daughter" Fleur de Boheme. u
"0ld Aunt Lucy" and Revolutionary Tea, y
words by Seba Smith--Jack Downing
The Rutland Herald has been sold to Geo. A
futile & Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07

you, were your slave. This pertinent appli-
cation of the golden rule, should forever silence
the seditious clamor of the Abolitionist. Are
YOU not convinced that Slavery is consistent
with the golden rule!
s. Before giving direct answer to your
question, would ask, were you my slave,
would you not have me emancipate you!
P. Perhaps would.
S. would have you emancipate me; there
fore, you are bound to do SO by the golden
rule. But your construction of this rule ap-
pears to be erroneous, because it might be APP
piled in Justification of crime. Were you met
by robber who should demand your money,
but thinking 10 justify himself by your applica-
ton of this rule, should ask, Were you robbcr
would you not have a person deliver up his
money when demanded You would answer this
question in the affirmative, because you have
taught me that it would admit of no other an
swer. Should the robber on receiving your
money, remark, that he had only compelled you
to act in accordance with the golden rule, would
you neither question its application, nor charge
lin with crimo?
P shall no longer condescend to converse
with you. Back to your task, nor instill into
the minds of your fellow slaves spirit of dis
content.
1t is IA fact that the Presbyter applies the
golden rule in justification of Slavery. Slarers
in accordance with the golden rule A daring
falsehood--a libel on the Gospel. An attempt
to change the Dccalogue into bill of genera
indulgence, would not exhibit heart more de-
PRAYED, than an attempt to justify Slavery by a
mere play upon the words of Christ Neither
learning, nor titles, nor " sanctimoniocs BEAR
ing" can give respect to such profane folly
know it has been said,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
From California.

The Steamer George Law arrived at New
York on the Both ut., with California mails to
the 9th, and $500, 600 in treasure.
CENTRAL AMERICA Gen Walker it is said
has now $50 Americans nnder arms The sub.
urbs Of Grenada has been laid out into building
lots and already sold. A pier is being built into
the lake. and is to be ready early in the month Of
March for use. Walker has received by the las,
steamer an addition to his forces of los men be-
sides Is offceys--l20 in all.
CALlFoR.IA.--INrom the mines we have the
most cheering counts. The recent rains have
given the minefs plenty of water and plenty Of
work The exports of wheat during the past
year have been quite large-equivalent to 1872.
566 bbls of -four. The total amount of wheat
raised in California during the past year, is esi
mated as high as 1926, 444 bushels.
The Legislature is to meet at Sacramento or
the eth inst, when the new Governor will be
inaugerated
SANDWICH ISLANDS The dates from Homo
lulu are TO Dec. 9Th. G. M. Chase, late U. S
Consul at Lahaina, died there after an illness
three days. He was about 50 years of age. Mr.
Chase was born in Vermont, but has reside,
many years in Maine, which State he has repre-
resented in Congress
OaEcoN The latest dates from Oregon ART
to Dec. goth, brought by the Panama, which ar
rived on the Oath Previous accounts give tn,
intelligence that Col. Kinney was marching will
his command to attack Fort Walla Walla, whel
was then in possession of the Indians. No in
tellipence had been received from the expedition
I'D TO the date of the sailing OF the Panama
and fears we're entertained for the safety of Col
KinDey's party.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
A NEW SONG OF HIAWATHA.

ANEW SONG OF HIAWATHA.
Should you ask me whence these tories p
Whence these truths nd affirm ,tions p
Whence this longarr of praise p
should answer, should tell you,
From some hidden piles of untruths
have gathered and have tended
ONE STERN FACT, and thus have nursed it.
In The busy vile, Montpelier,
Where the streams of the Wuooski
Wash its side as rolling onward,
have found at last-no legend,
But truth still sranger-strongcr,
Which the world should know and cherish.
This is it-rhat on corner, G.tsaa ..;. "a.
Near the centre of the village,
Stands block of brick, and in it
Many things which charm the senses,
And at" BACON'S" there we found them.
There were Silks " of many patterns,
And the I" Thibets" many colors.
Lyonese Cloths > and De Bases,"
Fine Madonnas," d" DOL De ,Laines,"
"Dress Goods" gay beyond description,
And the "Trmminss" that sowth them,
"Fancy Goods " in countless number,
"Whte Goods" and L" Embroideries,"
"Thimbles,,, " Needles, -" Skirts and Worsted,"
aPlads " of worsed-" Plaids " OF cotton,
And the rush was larger, greater,
And the " Goods" retreated faster,
Till received the " Second Purchase"
Left us with good assortment.
And the tide--I feel it coming,
Rolling onward-eager, e.ger,
And the Goods at " BAcoN's" corner
Seem to draw in taste and fashion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
RENTES VR w

DOCT. NJ. NEWTON, Dentist. Office over Bur-
~ bank & Langdons store. Main st Montpelier VI.
from date until further notice.
Those wishing to consult me professionally at my Of.
ice, do so from the LIST to the 18th OF the month
shall visit Waterbury on the 29th of January aud sbnu
also visit Stowe the 10th OF February. shalt remain bot
few days in each place, unless IN fulfill engagements
consequently, those wishing to consult me at that time
will call without delay, thus enable to fulfill all en-
gagemsns in the shortest space OF tme.-Peraps it will
be necessary for to say anything more in respect
my qualifications Dentist than that have enjoy ed
larger practice for the last six years than any other Den
list in the STAT Owing to some recent improvements
and increased facilities for the manufacture of parts or
fuses Of Teeth shall he able to insert Plates of Teeth
tb any Dentist in the Stale aud trust those
in want of set of Teeth will al least call on me before
having Il cir work done elsewhere and II dn not succeed
IN giving satisfaction both 10 the PRICE and work they
shall re entitled to my services GRATIS and as il has be-
practice with certain DeuIsts to pay travelling
expenses shall make my charges according 10 the cir
cumsanCes and in all they shall be as favorable as
at any other Office in this State.
Teeth inserted upon Gutta percha Base, If
desired.
Montneler JAM 18th, 1856. eff
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
Foreign News.

The steamship Arabia arrived at Halifax on
the 3lst.
The grand news of the week is that Russia
agrees to negotiate on The terms proposed by the
Allies. The first announcement was made by
the Vienna telegraph to the London Times, in
these words" Russia accepts the Allied prop
osilions Internationally. This is authentic"
The next day government published dispatch
from Minister Seymour at Vienna, as fellows:
Russia agrees to accept the Allies propo-
sails as basis of negotiations.
There is very little other news.
From the Crimea, nothing important.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Home politics quiet. The Palmerston min
istry is gaining adherants in Parliament. Hopes
of peace throw all other news in the shade
The Presidents Message is Of course varouslj
commented upon, but the general opinion is ia
vorable. 1t is considered moderate in its tone
yet expressing Americas views with dignity an(
precision No one here anticipates rupture be-
tween the two countries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
RosroN mARK.ET. Feb. a.

FLoUR--Genessee, Mchiganand Ohio, saperfne, SIZE
to 50; and extra Genesee, Ss,5nt 10.
CoRN.-New, yellow, LILO white, &c. Oats, north
ern. soc, Rye, csc Wheat, $o,Ooto000
PRovsioNs.-Prime Pork, $3.50 per hhl. Mess,iS
lear $1,000, Western Mess Beef, $1,000 1900. Lart
II ~. Hams IL l2c per ID. Butter, common att
store, l4a l8c: family "a 26c. Cheese new Milk,
lie; fou meal, 5a6 Potatoes, 81 rs $50 pc Dbl.
HoPs.-Frsi sort 1855, to DC perb. "a crop 00to 90
SsEDs.-Herds Grass. S4,3i $50 per bush. Clove
northern, IA l.2 l5c perth
AsHEs-Peurls, $7,75 $50, per cwt; Pots, 81 80
WooL-Prime Saxony Fleece so a S5c; Full Blood "A
4stheefourths Blood 35a AZ; half do 90 49, cnnrnou
and one fourth dc. 80 a "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
Che Mlarkets.


CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Jan. 80.
AT Market COS Cattle ESQ Beeves and As Stores.
consisting of workneoxen, cows and calves y earrings
two and three years ODDS
PhlCES-MARKEr IgEF -Extra 1926; first quality
1913; second quality, $3.50 5000 third qualify, 81;
ordinary, S. a 6, So
hiDEs-SI per cwt. TallOw, 10 chs Id.
PELTs-$l,0O l,5O. Calf skins lac per ID
VEAL CALvEs-S500 100 a 500 1000.
SToREs-WoRKING oxEN.--I.25, 100, SO, 40.
Cows AND CALVES $50 30, 40, loS70.
YE ,RiNes-Sl2 to 10 Two Yean Oid 500 to 40 Tn rec
Year Odds, S36 tots.
SHEEP L,sns-2353 at market. Extra, 6 IS to -
By lot, S., 90, to 5,25.
swINE-Retaii, Oto DC. Wholesale, 1-2c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
Folly in wisdom Matched,



The infdel who would discredit the Bible, and
blast the hope of the humble Christian, may
excite the pity of the true believer. But when
the priest, or Presbyter, who is sworn to preach
the Gospel, shall violate his OATH prostitute the
dignity of his character, and pervert the Gospel
in order to sustain the =" sum of all villainies,
he receives the reproach of the Christian, the
scorn of 'commOn Sinners" the execration OF
the infdel, and even the contempt of the inteli-
gent Stakeholder. 1t is utterly impossible for
any person having the slightest perception Of
right and wrong, to believe that chattel Slavery
is not, of itself, moral evil. What is Slavery
oftsef, but the robbery of human rights, and
those endless wrongs and abuses necessarily con-
nected with its very existence and maintenance
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
NOTICE.

SMALL but very productive farm for sale lying with.
II IN one mile of Waterbury village, between the Plank
and East Road leading to Stowe. Well fenced a youu @
and thrifty Orchard the choicest fruit just beginning 10
bear, commndious Dwelling VITA necessary b. nd.
ings thin Ave rods of the dwelling stands rrssus
Pafkers large building erected for Factory lcnnary
of any kind designed to be propelled by water power
which be bought hired any puriinn of It. on rea
sanab,e terms Of the For further pa dc,ars tho
reader is retrrred To ice in the Vermont Waterman
OF Nov 5oth, signed ny Geo w; Diilngham. This farm
will be sold on tue most reasonable ter,ns.
EP. BUTLER.
Waterbury, Jan. 18th, 1876 5p9A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
HTtUs11 N W I'm TIL, hVE aFol'
A true copy of record,
Attest, 7. R. MERRILL, Register

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden ut
LAMoiLLE DIsrRIcr IS. the Probate Office in Morris
town, within and for said District, the LIST day Of
Febriary,A A. u. 1856.
Present, the Hon. SAMUEL MERRIAM Judge:
instrument purporling to be the last viii and Tesla
n ment of MARTIN ELMORE, late of Gilmore, in said
District deceased being presented to the Court here BY
Heman II. Gilmore, the Executor therein named for Pro.
bate it is ordered by said Court that all persons can.
cerned therein be notified to appear session of said
Court to be holden at the Probate Office in Morrsvte on
A. NJ and shew cause amy they may have, against the
Probate of said viii for which purpose it Is fur her
ordered that copy of the record Of this be published
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freena
printed at Montpelier previous to said lime appointed tor
hearing. true copy of Record
Attest, J. &. BURNETT Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07

Provisions &c.-Rutter family, 10 10 90; store, u
ia. Cheese 10 to II. lafk y to Is Tallew, 10 to
II Dried Apple, 5to7. Eggs 20 per doz Potatoes
IS to 30 per bush.
FLoUR-Western fancy ,s92S, Extra $1,000 to 1880;
Berlin Mills Fancy, $3.50 do, super extra, SlO,
GRAINASD ilAY--Corn northern 90 per bush. Oats Jt
to35 Herdsgrass Seed, $3.50 Glover, l2to l4c perth
Hay, So, 90 to 1000 perton.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood, 2,a5 Il
$50 per cord Shingles 81 30 to 200 per NJ Wool %
CSC per h.. Nails $390 percwt. Salt, Liverpool pei
bush. so Turks Island &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07

AT Market, 100 Beef Cattle 70 stores, parsWurkne
Oxen, 40 Cowsand Calves, l6OO Sheep and Lambs, 800
Swine.
PRICGS-BEEr CArrLR.-Extra, $3.50; First quality
So; second quality, $780, third quality, $500 a $50 I;
SToREs-rwo year old SIT 90; Three years old % 40
900
WORKING OxEN--lOO, lis, ,l25 40. none
Cows AND CALvEs-$2i pc, 81.
SwiNE-7c; Retail, Ia 9 cts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
}~)lc0.

Tn this village of dropsy the Brain SAMUEL I'd son Of
Ephraim Abbott aged II years.
In Barre Jan. 22l EDWARD KEITH of Samuel c. and
Judith Roberts, aged 10 months Other VT papers please
copy.
In Moretown JAN 90 Mrs LYDIA wife of Lyman Chase,
aged 40 years. N. II. and Illinois papers please copy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
DENTAE, SURGERy.

DR 9. f. FoUBUsB respectfully informs his friends
and the pnbc that he wilt be happy to receive On.
tinuance OF their former 10 raj patronage and honts BY
attention to business and ski,iiu nechanis to mel and
receive continuance of their flyors.
pelier, VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07

T HEREBY certify that have this day given my son
L Joseph A. Fisher his time during the remainder Of his
minority, aud shall claim none of his earnings nor pa
any debts of his contracting after this dote.
ABRAM y FISHER.
Witness NJ. w. TERRLL. mark
Wo'cott, January 25th 1885, 7w3+
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07

G.HpiSER, Me-, June 22i, 1855
Mr. II. DyEs-Dear Sir: rave used TIVE uotles Of Prof
"oods HAS restorative, and truly ay it is the great
est dscoV ry al the age for restoring and chan cling the
ilaf Bei"oe using II was OF seventy. Nv hair
mas now attained s original color. You can recommend
1t To the world tout thg least ar as my case was one
Of the worst kind. Yours II sneci1nllv VIZ
DAN'L ~ MURPHY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07

BosroE November l, 1850 Gentlemen Although averse
to almost eveay thing in the form of patent medicines,
would most cheeuly add my testimony in favor of your
invaluable remedy for dyspepsia and general debility
The course you have pursued in submitting Dr. Green's
formula to chemist of established reputation with the med
ical professions merits the approval of scientific men and
entities your 0xygenated Bters to the confidence of the
public have used the medicine for six months past
and recommend many Others who will agree with in
saying that it surpasses all other remedies known for the
relief and of the distressing Complaints arising
system.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
FshR SALE Z

THE subscriber offers for SALE tho dwelling house, out
] buildings, and garden spot, with building used
Joiner's and Shoe shopfOmerly owned occupied by
the late John Morgan-stuated In South Calais, about
seven miles f om Montpelier The house Is well finished
now one, and well supplied with water The situation is
good one for carpenter and joiner, shoemaker. The
terms uf payment will be made easy to tho purchaser For
further particulars enquire Of Mr. A. Peck Of East Montpe-
lier or Of the subscriber on the premises.
GEORGE GRAY.
southsCaais Jan. %, 1886. 6u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
MARRR ARADTFlY IA
Neh'H'H 6,E.
SfraYed or SfNIems

JIROM the subscriber while hunting in Fayston, on the
L 27tA of January, black fox hound with yellow
head and legs, and about the common size She had on
collar with my name and residence thereos. Whoever
will give John McMuen of Fayston, or James McGlaugh
lin OF Montpelier any Information concerning her, shall
be suit ,bly rewarded.
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN,
MontpeIier, Feb. 4th, 1855. 1wat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
mmRTRRgAD INSTITUTION

c,PRlNG TERN begins Tuesday Feb 20, and continues
y eleven weeks
JOHN II. GRAHAM, Principal
On. p ID. BRADFORD, Lecturer on Anatomy,
Physiology aud Hygiene.
MISS EMILE NJ. GLEASON, late Preceptress OF
Union Academy, N. H., Teacher of French
and Drawing.
MISS BErSIE b. HURLBURT, so well known
as successful teacher, remains in the Pre-
paratory Department.
Tuition and board are reasonable. Ample accomoda.
toas for self borders. Applications from abroad should
be made early to the Principal.
Mortified, Jan 18th. III.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07

STATE OF VERMONT IN Probate Cnurt holden at
WAsHNoroN DISTINCT Montpelier, on the 18Th day Of
January, A. D. 1856,
MATTHEW JACE, Administrator on the Estate OF
WI Seth d. Chase, late of Calais, in said District de.
ceased makes application to said Court for license sell
part Of the real OF said deceased TO wit the interest
Of the said deceased in lots 45 and 50 in the first dr sion
of lots in Calais aforesaid representing that the sale of
part Of the real of said deceased nece s,y for the
payment of the debts oC said deceased and expences of
administration of said Estate Whereupon is ordered by
said Court that said application he referfe to the 26h
day of February AID. 1856 mt the Probate Office in Mont
peler for hearing and decision thereon and is further
ordered, that all person. interested, be notified hereof
by publication of notice of this application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freeman printed Montpelier before said time of hear
ing, that they may appear at said time and p,ce, and if
they see cause, object thereto. N~n
By the Court,
Attest, FIR. MERRILL. Reg's ter.
A true copy of record,
Attest, 7. R. MERRILL, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07

From the RosOn Herald
SOMETHING WonrH Kvow1No !-Rv nsing P,of Wnod,.
atr he>toa i've, gray AIR be pernantiy restored
to lis original cuo'. The sUhlnnrd certificate was reeeiv
"a on John>on & one, Gaiiner Ne and is but ore of
The many iancss tarr daily comjng,o Our howrdee
OF IFS wnndenn effects. ltis no longer ptoblematicaI
u" sei evident Truth, as hundreds in oureommunity
testify. '' q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
NOTICE..

THE Firm Of ELLIS d. BANCROFT will terminR, e
L by consent the first day of April, 1856 All demands
due us mnsi be paid previous to that cay
ELLIS & BANCROFT.
Mammalian Ian. 6. IH5f. a,ua
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-07
ALI. KINDS OF CLOTHING
Wade ian the afest Sfype

MR. j, s. MACK supsrintends the manufacturing depart
IM N ent, and will give every man good It.. Please
call and tIy him. a. C. FIELD.
Ilubbards Block. Sept. 25, 1885,