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SINGERS SEWING MiCH.XES.

SINGERS SEWING MiClI.NES.
iNHFs celebrated ma, practical ami prpfta-
6i- all Of NJ CIVILIZED EOr d. l. all ihe
y us n 4d- and wing every sort OF fabric, either OF
le tther, thsy have folly tired aod approved
machines Il hpr unil-turer- often fal e. work,
st SiNGEPs MACHINES A.WANS vPERATE PER
BIArbS Deing II dl thl- compe 10 coutrivsnce
I'D wprsmanship Ap. ie e siug macun- kept employ
an lris C proi. tl,00D year bat an imperfect
Is as Of On{tIat v-,tIIn AM loss. The entr"
u G4chines great reason for their
Inparal eled rpu.aiy.
MNCHI SIS FOE FAMILY SEWING,
D. fail sn d-lic te constructor ecpnuended by
.her arers. such hines al, q catch
eve, psrorm suh-t n j wurS. rhe truth is.
aniy ng olchines ought ~ be mu"h srOngerihan
atn-r. hey mo ess skslui hauIs than when
rt nGfl-u~ers and used fr greater varie o
rk. Tem chimes whichhtv proved h Il for ~ other
pose, toe b family use, nd they are ng-rs
the sp,td u maciae, has i,ey beea doubled. No
ItLer a CO pare a. them ~ guam ~ Of work.
- New N tchn-s q the a-,t Improved style will be
exchange on iheral'e ms f. resLg chue5 Il our
uiaEe, Tor yper ttve gacht OF other manOftctar
eJs. Loca agents ,nt,d to ell or machines lSs
n R.-Ali us .-rns tlu niormatiou aboat sewing
tcbin-s, Obtain by app for copy Of l. NJ
iagsr& Co.'s paper devoted 70 the subject Il
Wit be sent ats. |. VI, SINGER co.
Prnepal Ufice, 328 8rosdway, Ke~ York.
BRAN II FFICES
4I Hanover It Bosuen "a CHI mt st., ph IL.
. y-stniuster ST., Pov Il b iati -, AT
- fro4d T., NeEark, tas four St., Cincinnati.
3E aalSAy Albany, n. VI h'csgo, Illinois
% soyrr,vile New Yo~k - Mort PaurtS ;; g. La
rs Ihspeis S., NV Haven. ~ It. Charles - \. o.
II Bu-hauta sree', Ola goa 20 Oauphne e, No'ic.
scotland 80 Nv.
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SCALE OF PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
HAHUIaoFuHEB
WHLlIkAM DOGLE,
22T Wa>hiagtoD street, ISOston.

SIX MONTHS PRICES.
BOstE's Hrrzsns sLrIO 81, sos, rs - sHss, az
- % si2 per dcEsu.
sOsrss sLsrralo a4Is va (qs) So sl 81 80 sIsss al
-, - tl2 per dorea.
boaLKs iK1sAioSA, BALn - CFEHEkA, retail see
- per dossn. 81 .affH#
rwhossss Druggists apd other large dsalsrsa dssouni
% 5 per CT IRON .hss Pees vii BE- nade osded their
purchases d1 log The six nSefhs HhsA sxrrea af5o.
LOWEST CASH PRICES
A Dfsoous br CASE sfa - satds os As abops Prtsss
as 6koEs.
On orders amnuntins fls al one time discount
ofo per cent sil be m -de.
Ords auouBcg 10 $50 ever, at one tine, dscon1t
% 10 percent vili be nsfe.
On Order asaat y over. atae tine, dseoant
oft5 PEI eeat usE Be mase.
0n orier, apeanDk - $50 aver, ~ one e, dssouni
of q PEI ernt ~iil ~ made.
On er9ers a.noennk sse eyer AZ sne Tine eaeeunt
Of 20 per ulf 20 nAdr.
Thess Aslsses, tsras. End fom vAsA vAriAiisn
prss.s q oAsr srsIslss saay be haa an spnlcasIou
sosfea. AaE ssih, tsoe WILLIAM b03LL
REFER % 3sar assss. s.rAxssis. F~aa. aas9s-ly
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Facts About Ambrotypes.

MRROTHPIS were "IatrodWced" in Nashville
"A by A. LARCOMBE.
Ambrotypes made nowhere else Ia Nashville than at
the Ambrotype Rooms, No 40 College St
AmbroJypes sde upon double plate glass, heTmet
ca sealed and thus protected against all pOss by Of In
4mDrotype COunterfeits made single glass, not
sealed and durable ordinary dague reotpe
Ambrotypes naned by the Invent distinguish
them from all other pictures Other borrow the
and apply It Interior picture which lacks the main
points of an AmhrotYpe-tOne and durability fsblS
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land for Sale.

oFFFR for sale (7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
L OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike Il
Roae seven miles from Columbia and foI ON Mt. Pleas
ant, being a part Of the tract on " ichf de.
This Land is equs II superior 20 sny haury county
l. well watered 1.-THE celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) tmbered and well nprovedt
here are on the premises beautiful building site
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road. i
will 5s divided 20 suit purchasers or sold In body.
For rthernformston tply TO me at AshWood p Once,
Maury county, Tennessee. - -
aug1i-a bOClOo POLh.
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wASHvTBLE. TENN.
sSRowP% att~nfan ulH - ~ ensineas enirested
r n A aafspeca siisatlen % ne eohseen - sAsfsrr
s.lr.. slvsurhnai Aidsf1e Tvnn-esee.
Prrr4E.Cse-e G. q A = Bsech. svaas. PweeF ce
4 ii ~ Ca. Thos. 2. enisy. Enlios. AeiN hsess
f1siah Fe~rss eashgis Tea1; osn, y = hestAs ossla
= - Yea Hx-G3ov. a. canpesa. Isbsnos, fsnn.;
Hos. isAa p caEsAsFs. hsnPoa, fsaaf ~ -ls.saess-
ues Tea CO.
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JUST PUBLISHFD. BY THE
Garnet HanUn stairs.

Carpet Hail Up Stairs.
ID @. Men AlRi CO. will open to-day and to-norTeH
Ils ONE HUNDRED PIECES THREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPET bought At forced auction sale in New
YORK. These warrant equal in quality and cheaper in
price thSa any hitherto offered IN this markst
determined % sell them eorrespondngly low.
We viii At the time be opening many Coos In
Seapie and Fancy hines, and will Co., 70 open
ceive all the Novelties Of seao sas Thy appear
m New York. Z. y. MARRY CO.,
augi5 a IS CoIlegs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13

= , MIR. B. u. COOKE,
GTAyINa taksa An inssrest N basaess, wi BOT
j I hereafter hed ssyrexaiar Aasios esis. TAs syis
of our hrai renans tfas sane.
: esussI. u. Aae. /. isas. IRnT MORGAN co.
R&--We have rxuoRsd - car nes staFs, Se- fub te
R.nsre. shsTa apsainz and hsasaama a;eck
e1 Fa aaA Winter 6eas 10 seA iRsi,s ths atsenien
q asnsallslis snnesasg. tef taeFia
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Valuable CITY Property for Sale.

eligiby building College -treet is offer
ed for sale Apply at tie Iatr1O
lficA iy2-H
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NASHVILLE TENN. THURSDAY. NOV I3. 1856.
NEW york ADVERTISEMENTS,

ron, vfsCHER OwEN Co., GenI Advertising House.
ArPLKros' BuIIpsse ,s46 Broadway, New York.
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Triesenaar so. I, ?, and 3.

FICg oFgRFAT BRITAIN. ECOLs de PHARNACIE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per and around each Csc Of
Triesemar No. 1, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting th- public gan INIT ,rosswhich are
latle the severes penalties courts oflaW can award
nR.H. A. BARROW. Member of the Imperial College Of
~ Vienna AM Royal Iisge Of sufgeors London, may
he rson ally oonsie at his rssd- 15T Prince street.
(eW 10 ks 90 Brosiwav New York, from II in the
morning tl and from till in the evening, (Sund2ys
excsptedD unless BY speciai appointment
TRIEsEMAR No 1, t. the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMATOR ORRHGt and ali the distressing consequences
srng from tbuse inicrimi ate excess or too long
resd hot clmtes. II hs nvignrated Snd restored
TO If tho isa1ds Of the d ated who
IN. -rjoy peu of all the Func ions Of Manhood; and
whasey may he ths CACSg,, every DlsQU ALlFlCA-
TION for MA6RIA IL efecsusIy subdaed b. this Won
der al iscovery!
TsIEsENAR No II; completely AM entirely ersecates
all o: Goaor hoe DO in It's mid and aggravated
forms elects Str Irit tion Of the Aiad Ter
seDlon the Urine Pains Of the Lon and kidneys and
those d'oraers where CoPaiy ara C1p ps nave 20 on
been ht anidrte the ruin II the health Of vast
p0rtioa of he population.
TRIESEMaR No II-lsths great Continental Remedy
70 Syphilis ant sec AIRY 1t also constitutes
certain cure for Scursey scrofus and all impurities from
the vital al oge her TO eradicate the virus Of
orders Vhrh unfortunately the English ply ician treats
with Mar.ury. the ineyab destruction OF the patients
e1n>itu ion aud ich a tue sArsapariA in the world
TRiEsEMAR, No l. ard are prep red in the form Of
lozsage dsv nd Of taste and be csrriedin the
was sou N case anu III sepo-
ave doses administered by Vapeau La I'm Ri
cord &C.. SC. Price 50 zach, ur in one for ~,
which saves $3 and s27 cases whereby there saving
OF So
Special arrangements having been made with The various
Exggerse e nine dollar $ 4 ir esem4r aud the arg
er s. forwarded BY DR.. Bar ow rage pad, mime
diately receiving II part OF the world,
securely packed and dressed according the instructions
of the writer securing the public genuine European
prepsratons ant ehectualy protecting them from spuri
pernicous INIT cns The three dollar sent rs
usual, hut of srrisge.
tn u beautifully illustrate
ed and D .pu ar work "HUAAS FRAJLTY, or PHYSI0Ln-
GICAL RESEARCH IS " Il describes IN a clear and scd
the and effects Of the eases above enumer
sted for their prepe treatment and cure.
Price 25 sntB. Sent free any add sess.
Ad dlress DIX BARR0w, 15T Prince Street, Vew blocks
west of Broadway New YorE. nov5-1ydV.
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APPEoxiMArIoE FRisEs.

i' V,s:i SSsi. fs.: 80 a.;;: is Os.;.: ss >
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-13
NEW Ann IMPoRTANF
niscavarr in the Science of Medicine.

K EVGaAyfxGs pF THE ssALs OF THE PATENT oF-
FICg OF GREAT BRITAIN. EC0LE de PHARNAClE
PHARM scIEN de PARIS, AND tMPERIAL coLLE0E
OF MkDlCINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per and around each Csc Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
u s H.
DR.. CLOUGH'S
COLUMBIAN PILLS.

! Inc greatest |I0Ader at the NOrMi
INfiE omey for lAvER COMPLAINT, and all Billions De
rnsrments without she USE Of Minerals, is discover
sICHNESS--N CHI has so ug re...ered our fra,ldrs
wreched Of desuate is conquered if by mugc by the
use OF Ills
Sovereign Remedy!
COSTlVENESS.--U,e too pts daily. They cleanse
lhH tesineS IN easy and natural HaAner, aud leave
! tho no els regular and cure Piles ais.
| DTSPEPSla.-USe J 10 3 pills daily. They create Il
ralthy flow of pure bile and natural consequence
Ehtnlenty loss OF Appetite, ralpihin of the Heart
symptoms If Dyspepsia, vanish aud cure is certain -
! Try hem once fairly for yoarself
/ LIVER CONPLAlNf-use to pills daily until cur
ed your pain in the side, back and shoulders will ceasc-
HE sail9w grossness Of the skin and eyebdls will he
change to its natural cIrarness and >ot,ue<s and
your new and lively feelings will testify there is some.
RHEUMAMI%M OR GoUT Use 10 ,ills lbr, e
| Zines week. They remove inflammation from the mus
ees anu lgahens of the joints and the lane leap Tor y,
afttI using Two or tire, bOxeslike oil mckinney,
g iftkes 1t run easy" Please read certificates aud
cnrr.
ERySlPELAs SALT RuEUM OR sCRoFULoUs
ERUPfiONS, SCURVY, SORES, UiCERS.--use 3 to &
twice or three Zines week. Their saaative and pnr
g,iiVe effect upon The fluids that feed the skin, well
the p~ircl purity HE, give the blood these
bei aud gives softness aud pnrrne<s tae SIX in aud
| complexion. Thy them Ladies for yourselves.
Sometimes two III three pills will pave sufficient pur
gatve depends upon The system, At other times more
a,o needed.
FEvEgs OF ALL KlNDs-They restore the blood to
'tsH i unu btalihy circulation, ana IhYSlcanS ey
are the best atlantic in use and tr ladies Ia child bid
none superior as they calm The nerves. relieve the head
in mol dehlitae
/ ct all then Try ii Thetrh will do good lis c,th
u use will relieve Suffering and disease for less
Of money mud oss Of time bln any dicne beire
discovered 1t Is superior medicine for females unlr
he m 'si delicate crcqn,tlnres Ev iry trial gains new
friends General directions for accompany each h,y
pri rs cts, Five h,xes or ST. Sold by all respectable
Druggists ami Nefch lnts
WM RENNE, Promietor Pntsaeld Mass.
Fred T. Smith, Druggist Montpelier VT, win supply
Druggists and Mechants NJ the manufacturer Lowest
prices by the Dozen or Gross Sold also by l., r. Pierce
Mortified, III. L. Porter bethel j. Smith, South W
ton ~ Dane
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
Summer Dying.
BY W. II. c. HoSM Err.

Beauty is waning, voice of complaining,
Comes from the hillside and dell
Drge notes are ringing, and crckets singing
To summer a song of farewell
Day brightly closes, but where are the roses
June wreathed with her tresscs OF gold
Soft winds are signing, where darby are lying
Their ran-beaten leaves the mould.
Sadness comes DER me, for barren before
Lie fields that loved when Q boyi
No more in the shadow of oaks on the meadows
Stout movers their incoming enjoy.
The stubble how lonely weeds shooting up only
Where grain clothed the generous soil,
And reapers were swinging their cradles, and singing
Blithe strains to enliven the toll.
Cattle are wading where willows are shading
The low shallow bed of the streams
Thistle-down floating, is sadly denoting
That summer will pass like dream.
The harvest moon, sailing through mist, is unwilling
Her disk like blood-painted shield,
While sehoolboy and malen their baskets fruit-aden
HE home from the blackberry field.
Dark swes of ocean, with long measured motion,
Moan as they break on the shore
Airy tongues waling for Beauty's cheek paling,
Chime in with the desolate roar.
Stars have grown DINNER, less dazzling the glimmcr
OF freely lamps on the lawn;
Flower-cups unfolding are honey-drops holding,
But light from the landscape is gone.
Throned Oh the thistle, the bobolink's whistle
Made cheerful the meadows of June;
Mead lsrks saluting the morn with their 1utng,
Replied to his rapturous tuna.
Hoarse calling, and first leaves falling,
But still mild loveliness reigns;
sweet haunting sadness, though vanished gadaes
And glory from NATURE remains
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
Cheap and safe Light.

.NspeIls Pateta Safely Limp & Lamp Feeder:
Warranted to preveA all accidents from the If Burning
Fluid Patent Oil Resin Oil, Camphene and other explosive
compounds used for the production of light This Invention
is applied to Cpmmtn fiuil Solar and Camphene Lamps,
Lamp Feeders, FlAiA Holders, Lanterns, etc.
We respectfully Hte the attention of the public New
EMS improved r1ud Lamps in the argand form, which
gives steady br#nt flame the nearest to gas that has
been PRODUCED rarfto burning being less than
hour These LaMs ara particularly adapted to Chrches,
Hotels Factories ses and parors sola can be altered
using the sha Common Fluid Lamps can be changed
to safety Flaid Lays.
Professor sillmep Gays the saaamed burning fluids
are ext osve whether mpd cored and to pretend that
they are not SO Is deceye the public, but with the proec
ton above named should have hesitation 10 use IT, and
lido with entire Confidence recommend to my friends aud
Tiers who consult me the subject always protesting
against It's unguar use which has produced many dis
aessing and fatal results"
These Lamps have been extensively used in all parts Of
the United States FOR more than four years, and there has
the slightest accident occurred withthm They have the
sanction OF the graiest scientific skin Of the country
such as poesSOr b. Siman, Prof j. Rohb, Dr. Chas, ~.
jackson, DR.. A. ~ layes, etc
We Keep constaRuf o. hand the best of Burning Fluids
For sale whalessiehnd Betailby NEWELL, WILLARD &
Co. No % Bromhei Street, Boston,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16

A LESSON FOR BoYs-Boys are admon.
ished, by sensible writer, to beware of the
following descriptions of company, if they
would avoid becoming like those who euter
prison for their crimes Il Those who ridi.
Guile parents, or disobey their commands
2. Those who prolane the Sabbath, or scot
at religion. 3. Those who use profane OF
filthy language. 4. Those who are uufa,thlul
play truant, or waste their time in ideness
3. Those who are o. a quarrclsome temper
o. Those who arc addicted to lying and
stealing. I. Those who take pleasure in
torturlng animals and insects. 8. Those
who loaf around grog.shops and drink whis-
key.-Presb.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
To Young Men.

That never'll do, yong man. No use to
stand on the sidewalk and whine about hard
luck, and say that every thing goes against
you-no such thing. 1t does not think of
you. You are like all the rest of us-a mere
speck upon the earth's surface. We're you
this moment to 60 down in the living tide,
but bubble would linger for moment upon
the surface, and oven that would vanish I'M
noticed. The heart is full of hope and am-
bition, but is not missed when it ceases to
beat One such as you would not leave a
ripple.
You are coward-coward in the battle.
There's no fight in you. you have surrond-
dcrel without struggle, and now whine be-
cause beaten! You are not yet worthy OF a
triumph, for you have not yet earned it.
garnet, hut, and dripping cellar. are ten thou
sand heroes who would put you to shame
They must toll or starve. The strife is a
desp crate one with them, for they wrestle
with want, while ragged and desparing ones
watch at the lone hearth the fearful contest.
Strong men look death in the eye, when
their sinews are strung by the wall of hungry
1 childhood.
Shame on you. In the full vigor of health
and manhood, no mouth but your own to fill,
and no back but your own to cover, and yet
crouching under the first screenings of adverse
fortune. You know nothing oil the storm,
for you have seen but the summer. One
cloud has frightened you, and you think you
are hardly dealt by. You will be lucky if
you find no darker shadows across your path.
Stand up, young sir, pull your hands from
your pocket, throw off your coat and take
fortune by the throat You may be thrown
again aud again, but hang on. Put away
the nonsense that the world is all against you.
'Taim so. Your destiny is in your own
strong arm Weld it like a man. With an
uubendiug Mill, and houor and truth for a
guide, the day is your own.
No capital, eh You have capital. God
has given you perfect health. That is an i'm
mense capital to start on, You have youth
and stronghold invaluable. Add will
to do, put your sinews in motion and win
A man in full health and strength should new.
or whine or despair, because fortune does not
pour stream of gold eagles into his pockets.
If you have no money work and get it.
Industry. ccomy, and integrity, will do WON
ders. From such beginnings, fortunes have
been reared. They can be again. Will you
try it Or, will you wait for the stream to
try by so that you can walk dry shod into
the RI Dorado of wealth? Or, will you
meet the waves dedantly, and be the arcitect
Of your own fortune9
Try-it is glorious to conquer in strife.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
B ACH'S
A WI IL RI A N
COMPOUND.

n'HE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention Of
the People Of Vermont, 10 The claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
Of the best preparations before the puDc for the
relief and cure of The following compainis-
Bronchitis, ministers Sore Throais, Caiomei,
Nursing and liberated Sore Mouths, Sore
Nipples NercWiat TainfS, Ferer Sores, ScroE
ula liberation of The LAtngs and Stomach. all
Nervous COMPLAINTS Female Werkness and r.
regu'aritieS F7tior .8ibus for HhaesJ Coughs
arising from an hrihtied Throat Pies, Weak
SOmtchs = IN fact, in any case Of
WEAKNESS, EXPLANATION, or IMPURE BLOOD,
USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city of Anhurn where this medicine is prepared,
and the Propretors reside large list of the rtli be
and respectable pru Of its efficacy have been furnished
IN its favor, by the voluntary prompings Of those who
have been relieved and cured 0t long Standing and ex.
lremeIy aggravated affections Of the above complaints,
hon srealn desire to spread It's nowledge, and pr0
mole the COED of others who may he similarly Infected
lis hil uthce has been peculiarly happy IN all ui
Bronchial and Throat aftctlOns from slight 10 Chron
lnflahaonS aud decorations. Also in very mark
ed Gases If Female Weakness and Irregularities, and
many other complaints enumerated above.
We have also strong Of this character in our
own Stale, in which IL has been used with wonderful
cess wIeref years resorts to many other remedies
failed afford rtiia Its Ingredients among which il Il
compound iuld extract of
"BEECH DROP" OR "cANCER ROOT"
and composition such render it porf-ciy safe and
harmless, requiring The of especial rt,
ear To the habits ut thd individual! hey md that odI
ly necessary
From personal knowledge of these facts, do moi hes
t7le to say all who in any way afflicted with Bodi-
y Weakness, Debility nlamatou, liHpnre or Sluggish
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
l. eated in TIE strongest Of Relief and
Cure
FRED e. SMITH, Montpelier, .
Wholesale Agent for The SI,ie Of Vermont
70 whom AL orders should he addressed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
House for Sale.

TUE residence OF the late Dr. r. Kbohrne situated on
Liberty street, In Montpelier Village will he sold on
applca'lon hrins made TO MI Geo. w Cree the sub
scrner on the premises. Said ou is built Of brick one
ana nall stories high, with good out bindings never
ialing well # water, aud very large gu,len under
sn stare Oh cul'Vutin Also portion OF HE Household
Furniture will 'e disposed of, either win, or Wilhelm
the pr misses.
As Is necessary that the property should be disposed
ci immrdnteP, an early Application should be made II
VIII he sold upon reasonable terms and moss ession given
US snon as wished for For further normaon inquire as
above, or OF The Editor Of The " Freeman"
sALLY ID. KILROURNE.
Mlnnipelier, Oct. l. 1856. mr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16

TATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden at
LAMolLLE Dlsracr IS. Johnson within and f. + said
Dist ict on the 23d day OF September, A. d. 1856.
NATHARINE HOYT, Adminiatlatrix on the Estate Of
" ARTIBIN HGYT, late of Belvdeie, in said District,
deceased presents her administration account far settle.
ment Whereupon it c ordered hatthesame he referred to
the 18Th day Of October next AT the Probate Once In said
Johnson, for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereoby the publication of thisorder
in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier,
three weeks snccessve may be that they may
appear and said time and place. they see cause, object
thereto by Order of Court,
Attest, SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
al Attest SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-16
1Doetieal.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
NV Childhood's Home.


Oh, memory still where'er roam
Ny youthful days brood DER,
charming place was chidhood's home,
With woodbines round the door,
The rose, ambitious climbed the wall,
Up to the window high;
The murmuring rill and waterfall,
And grapevine bower near by
And once again meekly stand,
3iy blessing to receive,
gently take my mothers hand,
And ask her to forgive;
Ny father, too,-as once saw,
In deepening twilght's shade,
Seek counsel from the Holy Law
With folded hands he prayed;
And humbIy asked protection through
The coming darksome night,
And in the morning thanks renew
For present good and light;
Then sisters, brothers, with one voice,
And one glad song of praise,
Would in the gifts. Of God rejoice,
In sweetly cbastened lays.
Oh, sadly sweet the past doth seem
The hours that swift and wild
Were sweet and happy as dream
When love was first beguiled,
So pleasant was that manfu brow,
So calm the soul-lit eye,
In fancy oft 1 hear him now,
Pronounce the sad good bye.
But yet alas tits but dream,
How soon the visions fsde,
We're floating down lifes rapid stream,
To minge with the dead.
And when these changing scenes shall close,
And our accounts given;
Oh, may we dwell in blest reposc,
Within the gates of Heaven. Aye.
kbridge, VI.