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FIRM of Bond & Kelloyg, DrngEists, St. Pa

The undersigned Rev. j. K bragg, Is minister In rcgu-
lar standng and Of the Orthodox Church. at Brook
Geld MAssSchusets lie gentleman Of great influence,
and universally beloved. ~, Dxrp
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YOU DESERVE CREDIT
FOR YOUR
DISCO " r. RI Y

nRoFEssoR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE i, no
doubt the wonderful M 81
mi the head Of me bald with mos tluxurtan
-o remoye at once an dandruG and itehtaSt cure all
erouIa and other eutaneOus eruptions such .
- n vim cure as II by magic, nervous or head
ace: make the hair son. glossy, and EaHy ana PtssFEs
the color perfectly and the hair from TO extreme cid
age. = a, AZ. ,r.I;
cal professions:
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assortmen. Of Hats and Gaps. Of al Do
Nos I4s and 14s Main ST. Wheeling. Va.
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puRIrMarrsM

Case of T4co Months, Stradino cured By Boerhcre's
Holland BiNerS-Georye Henderson, Of Pittsburgh says:
'Afer suffering three months With rheuniasn-a part
OF the severely confnc mc to my bed have
been entirely by the Of BoerhaVe Holland Bit
had attack since, but found almost rsta
relief medicine. It Is, in opinion,
remedy for rheumatlsmn
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NL-IaDICAL.
Ecdt Hollandsch Kruiden Bitters.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed The Introduction Of this
time It has gained 1.tosrSas popularity as Kennedy
~ Evsr and A0us, Dyspepsia Ladt0estion Heoddche,
Lcss Of appetite, 2e6tttty, Costtrensss,
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PROFESSOR wooD-

DEAR SIa: Having made trial of your HAIR
gives pleasure to saS that a sa s,d
constant tendency itching with which have been tFea
bled from my childhood ups and has also restored my ha
which was becoming gray Its original COLOR nave nseu
no other article, with anything like te same pleasure OF
profit. Your, truly, np.cc
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81. PAU, January /, 1855.
Professor Q. ). 900, -, .o. .h,. ....ls.

Dan SIN Unsolicited, Il send this eertiR
AMER enR bald for long time and having tried all
the hair restoratives extauti and having NO !a ~
ns nduced on hearing yours, give It trial placed
self hands barber and had my mean r9eEea
with good stff brush Restorative Then applied ana
wei rubbed In tin scalp asoW This repeated eve;
~ morning. and three weeks the young har
grew rapidly from August last III me a AZ.
is now thick black and srongsoft and pleasant 70 me
touch Whereas before, It haFsh and Why, what e
thgre vas OF IL and that very rapid
ly your Restorative about twice week sod
read OF thngS-and has nota but Lave not seen
hitherto any any person. hair
gives me pleasure the result Of my experiences
have recommended your 70 ha !.
The people its effect: and have eentasnSs IN It.
The supply Wholesale agents Ter
Is nearly exhausted and daily Inquiries are nane 1or II
You deserve credit your dscoTer aud Tor one re-
thanks for the bsneht u mas
tainy had despaired long Of ever eectng an such
result, Yours, hastily,
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Co-PartnershiP.
r r. GREER and ALEX'R LANG, having associated
themsrlycs in partnership, will continue the Hardware
BuSineSs In the name Of opppp a TAISc
wheeling. June 1sth, 1856.
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- MA2LET0Nl 4 BROIHERs.
PA NO FORT e. s
n Isl III n MA NJ IT rA CpnRHRa.
1CRISTADoRo,S HAIR DYE

CONTRAST the tin.s brought in The hair by orssdo-
matchless reyaIiztug Hair Dye, and those prSda
ced oy application the burning fluids ordinarily sold az
Hair Dyes you that the color 10 natural IN one
case In tic other, aud the simple reason y
ncal combination operates natural and nptabe pStn
cinles Made sold and applied Gin private rooms az
Cristadoros, 8 House, Broadway, n Y Also for
sale by the Principal Druggists and Pea tuners throughout
tho country. .,s,,,,l =, No, - =
WARD, CLOSE q co. Z
Wheeling Agents. T. II. LOGAN 4 CO,
tc6.1vdev Bridge E'6rntr nrttrgtsts. +
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NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This chAngeuble weather likely produce great deal
To troubled with nervous or rheumat
10 affections would recommend Boerhnve's Holland Bit
ters referring will find certificates
from some of FIRST German and English ctLens-tG
THE wotsT PORN OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We are at liberty to several we'll known gentle
men, who used, thoroughly tested, and
mend BoCrhaYe's Holland BitteEs remedy for Piles
pleasure referring person to them who denies this
For this Affection one half the prescribed dose should be
takcn-say and night, one
hour before meals.
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- AVERY has on hand, and is manufacturing Hssof tho
o. Spring STYLE which for neAtness, durability and me
ness cannct be surpassed Gentlemen are &c
md for themselves.
1aHsHats made to order Mt the shortest notice
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G JAZZ -soApN LAID oILlI.

WE take pleasure in acquanting our patrons
w that We have rebuilt enlarged Factory Ire.
Gently destroyed by are and are now eatensvSy engaged
Thankful for very liberal support rendered to u In TIE
past hope by strict personal attention and the COED
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$50 81 EXPIRES. So
rNIs important and valuable Improvement in The manu-
facture Ladies' Skirts account Of the Light Plla-
Die and Adjustable Plats they form ebout The wats thes
graduation thence to the bottom the inposa6tty
breaking and their adoption change OF position
gves the graceful and elegant form TO
The stiffness series Of cords OF the hhres OF
the Cactus leaf running horizontally around them. wha
the usuay cOtton between and covering the esrd
renders them always OF nature perfectly flexible.
Just received by
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8W IBs sponges, assorted qaates. IN store and Q
li ,sss y 4. q. door . co.
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TIME In retiring the firm Of Anderson
alnE, would take this opPSrla1y Of returning a onId
cornIy recommend firm Greer LatnE) TO their
favorable consideration.
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We invite the attention Of dealcrs to our
Extra German Family on account OF the
strength and hardness. Also our Summer Candles
On supply Of Lard Oil, by the quantity
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
A School incident.

In my early years, attended the public
school ia Roxbury, Mass, Dr.. Nathaniel
Prentice was our respected teacher; but his
patience, at times, would get nealeiy exhausted
by the iniractions OF the school rules by the
scholars. On one occasion, in rather a wrathy
way, he threatened to punish with six blows
OF heavy ierue, the first boy detected in
whispering. and appointed scme as delec'ors.
Shortly AFTER one Of these detectors shouted
Master John Zeiger is whispering. John
was called up, and asked it it was fact
John, by the way, was a favorite, both Of
the teacher and his school-mAtes) Yes, an
swered John. was not aware what | was
about. | was intent in working out SUN,
and requested the one who sat next to reach
me the arithmetic that contained the rule,
which wished to see. The Doctor regretted
his hasty threat, but told John he could not
suffer him to escape the punishment, and eou-
tinued, | wish could avoid it. but cannot,
without forfeiture Of my word, and the con-
segment loss Of my authority. will, con.
tinued he, leave it to any three scholars you
may choose, to say whether or not omit the
punishment John said he was agreed to
that, and Immediately called out G. s., T.
D., and D. 2. D. The Doctor told them to
return verdict, which they soon did, latter
ccnsutation) as follows The masters
word must be kept invoiate--John must re-
c.ive the three tened punishment of six blows
Of the ierule ; but it must be inflicted on vol
unteer proxies and we, the arbitrators. will
share the punishment by receiving two blows
each. John who had listened to tao verdict,
stepped up to the Doctor, and with outstretch-
ell hand, exclaimed, Master, here is my hand
they sham be struck blow; l will receive
the punishment. The Doctor, under preteuce
Of wiping his face shielded his eyes, an EEL
ling the boys to go to their seats, said he
would think Of it. | believe ac did think Of
it to his dying day, but the punishment was
never inflicted. Cincinnati Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
Gbe Social Circle.
Religious Profession

That professor Of religion follows after off
il the footsteps Of his Divine Master, who
.annot be pointed at in matters of ry.day
lfe as an example worthy of imitation
1t is truth, and as sad as it is true, that in
Vulnerable men marked for their religious
zeal and piety in sanctuary are equally mark.
ed for their doubtful integrity in the street
just as ready as non-professor to drive a
sharp bargin, to turn the bes; side out of ar.
tice FOR sale, and the best side ia Of one to
be purchased, to amass wealth by doubtful ex-
pedients and to hold on to it with grip that
death itself is scarcely competent to unclose.
There is nc argument more ready to spring
to the lips Of the cavier against religion,
than the short comings Of its ostensible pro.
fcssors and one unworthy member OF relig-
ious society is far greater hiodrance to its
success aud prosperity, than hundred open
aud avowed enemies. OF what avail will
it be to the man who fails in business and
compromise his debts for the very purpose of
making fortune by the financial operation,
that he and bis family attend fashionable
church regularly. and observe all the outward
forms of religious Will tao man who re.
ceived twenty or City per cent. of an honest
debt, when the debtor might have paid the
whole, be likely to respect religion the more
by thes professions
Men are too aptto estimate the value Of
any doctrine by, the character OF those who
believe in it, forgetting that professions and
practice are not frequently as the poles. The
, more immaculate q genuine thing may be,
the more repulsive does an imitation Of it
appear; and hence counterfeit christian is
little if any better than an incarnate iend.-
All saen have their imperfeetions, and there
foro christians are not exempt from the COM
mon lrailties Of humanity; but true fol.
lower OF the Saviour, even if he does at
times wander from the right path, is quite
another thing from the wretch who covers
himself with thin cloak OF religious pro-
lession, for the purpose Of working out bis
own selfish and unhallowed purposes
Itwould be well to bear 10 mind, when an
unworthy member Of a religious society comes
before US, that he is not true and genuine
Representative of the church militant, and
that the Head of the church himself has
made the following explicit declaration
"Not every one that saith uuto NO. Lord,
Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heav-
en-" -ft'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

THE PmLosopHY.--1 saw pale mourner
stand bedding over the tomb. aud his tears
fell fast ard often. As he raised his humid
eyes to heaven, he cried:
My brother q my brother
A sage passed that way, and said:
"For whom dost thou mourn 2
"One," replied he, whom | did not sufficient
'y love while living; bat whose inestimaole
worth now feel"
"What woudst thou do, if no were re
stored to thee"
The mournor replied, That he would never
offend him by any unkinl word, bal no would
take every occasion to show his friendship, if
he could but come back TO his fond embrace.
"Then waste 10 time in useless .,et.' said
the sage, but it thou hast friends, 90 aud
cherish the living. remembering that they
will die one day also"
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u S T.
DIR. CLOUGH'S
JOLUAIBIA PILLS.

TIE GrcoteSt IVonder Of tie WorMi
nflE 'emey for LIVER COMPLAINT, and MI Billion, De
Judgements, without she use of Minerals, discover
slGKNEsS.-N CHI has so long rem Tered our fires ide,
weichrd desuIae, is conquered if by magic by The
use II his
Sovereign Remedy
NOiilFENESS.-U 10 ,,is daily. They cleanse
the intesd,s in an easy and nara manner, and leave
tho ho els .rguar and cuIe Piles GlsJ.
DYSNEvsI s.-Uss , to 3 pills dally They create n
healthy flow Il pure bile, and as u natural consequence
Fhulenty, loss OF Appetite, Papit4tinn Of the Heart
Headache, angnor Melancholy, Indigestion and other
symptoms OF Dyspepsia, yansh and cure is ceraln-
II! ihtm once fairly for yourself
LIVER CuMPLAlNF.-,lse 2 to pills daily uniilcur
q, you" pam IN the side hacs aud shoulders viii cetsr-
The sauA gross1ess # 1he kin and eye bts WIN be
change 10 H. own mutual c,earn1ss and soiuess and
,o'ir new and lively feelings will testify there is some
thing ia 1--we for
RHGUMANIsN OR GOUT-Use To pills three
times week. They remove inflammation from The mus
trs aud ganlenis of the jnts the Ia ne eap Tor w.
aiteF us'HG iwn or tiret b"xes-ke oil on mnchiBcry,
takes run easy" Please read out certificates and
cure
hRYSIPELaS SALT RHEUM OR SCRoFULoUs
ERUpri0NS, sCURVY, SORES. UI.CERS-l,se3t6
gave effect npon he hnds that feed the skim well
the pefeci purity they give The blood lhrse
bts. ld gives suftuess and pnr The II in and
eum pie xion. Try them Ladies' Tor yourselves.
somrllm two or three pills viii prov sulcien, pnr-
@d've t depends upon the Syste at other .les mnte
FGVERS Of ALI KiNDS-They restnrr the blood to
regular aud healthy crcnlaoE aud Physicians say they
are the best clhaitlc in nse, and for laes child bed
none snptor, It's they can the nerves, relieve Tie head.
do not d, hiate
Ell all then try it The,rid will do good Its faith
mi eIleve suffering aud disease for less coss
OF money and 'nss Of lime Than dicne heure
discovered. II IL superior medicine for females under
The IN 81 dlc tie circumstances. Every trial gains
friend Greral directions for accompany each bx,
pr % cts. Fv' hpXes for ST. Sold by alt respectable
Druggists and ,Iech
Wh. REVIVE Proprietor, Pusaeld, Mass.
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The tear itself often gIoHs like dimond
on the cheek where the rose aud liv blend
its moral beauty as perfect daguerro Of
compassion and benevoIence, is still greater.
1t shone thus on the Saviors check at the
tomb OF Lazarus, and when he wept over Je-
rusaem. 1t still shines in his disciples in
their mission Of mercy. There are, indeed,
tears OF deceit like those iabled of the croco-
die Let them pass. None but ialcn
angel would gather them up. There are
tears of gratitude, of JOY. These sparkle
like the morning dew.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

One baby in 4 family is blessing-if the
family is small, and the baby small, and its
wants are small. Nothing can eqrr!! ii. III
fuence Of child upon the rough character
Of business man. He loses his individual.
ty entirely, folgcts the cares Of the week
and lives in au cysum OF happiuoss while
playing with his baby. Babies are an instl-
tuition Of christian and Eumanizing kind l.
They draw tears. excite mirth, lend halo of
happiness to house, and make home the
ceutre of mans thoughts-the end Of i COM
mon mans ambition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

ENERGY This is word sometimes mis-
understood Passion is sometimes taken for
ito use the words OF brave man. Crock.
EFT. "Be sure you are all right and then 60
ahead speaks volumes enthusiasm and ta-
natlciSm aud War oniy try % Supercede energy
but though an euer5 etic enlightened mind
may lead Others to iouow, ii is the prudence
OF energy that leads to tho happy develop
meats OF that grand lever of lie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
PATgMT
AMBhSSbTYPES!
Daguerreotypes on Glass !!

rHE subscriber, having drained the right for Montpelier
nnd vicinity, i now pared to take these beautiful
and never changing pictures in glass, his daguerrean
Stand, Ovei Es 4 Banci,it's store,
STATE STREET MONTPELIER,
The AT OF Anbrhyping has very rAcany been brought
high degree OF perfection by Mr. Cutting, the iuven-
tor, who has secured patent for fourteen yeus France
Great Britain aud the United States These Pictures
taken the hest Plate Glass, which aDothur glass &c
mented thus retaining their hrlliHncl m ages. and
beahil IN one bnd aud clear in effect that they ale
rtsully idmired aud rapidly taking the place II
DasutrleuIypes.
Amh"lypes can he taken equally well npon the smallest
nature TO The full Lille size, and in much less time
ing necessary for good Dagnerrerype. Fhey eau be
IN any ghtas well engravings any pal er pic
ares under glass ann hence very suitable for pie
lures TO he hung IN frames They reversed, hu,
seen in HE natural position uf the sitter.
Dagnerre pes be copied In This permanent STYLE
aud enlarged 10 any size The darkest dampest wealth
j. equally favorable for this process with the fre~t and
digest as is rarely necessary sit half minute in The
darkest day.
sIy"piices val ing from So 90 to $500
The public invited 10 call aud examine snerimens.
Montpelier. jay 49, 1855, :. q. HERSEY
N. Blhe subscriber wnuld respectfully inform the nuh
tic thai In sui continues DdgneueoypipE IN the highns
perfection II the arr aud all lis various styles
II :. q, HERSEY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

Never have | felt religion to be SO precious,
never have | felt the tolls and anxeties of
the ministry to be SO light. or its rewards so
glorious, at when have passed the people of
my charge the friends Of jesus, one after
another, into the hands Of their Redeemer,
and taking leave Of them in the dying room,
have gone away comtorted by the bissfal
hope of meeting them again in the world Of
light, my JOY and crown Of rejoicing III the
day Of the Lord Jesus.---Ax aged Minister.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
Power of a Mothers Name.

A writer in the Boston Times describes a
visit to a penitentiary at Philadelphia, and
gives the following sketch OF an interview be-
tween Mr. Scattergood, the humane warden
of the prison, and young man who was
about to enter on his Imprisonment Few
will read it without deep emotion.
We passed on TO the ante-room again,
where we encountered new conner, who had
just reached the prison when We entered
He had been sent up for five years, on q
charge OF embezzlement
He was attired in the latest style of fashion
and possessed all the noe alance and careless
appearance of gentle rowdy. He twirled
his watch chain, looked particularly knowing
at couple oil ladies' who happened to be pres
ent, and seemed utterly Indifferent about him
self, and the predicalneut aud addressed him
with:
"Charlos, l am sorry to see thee here"
at can't be helped, old fellow"
What is thy age. Charles?"
''TweDty-three."
Art thou Philadel phian ?"
"Well kinder, and kinder not"
"Thee has disgraced thyselt badly"
well amt troubled, old stick"
"Thee looks not like rogue"
"Matter of opinion
Thee was well situated ?"
Eyes well enough"
ain good employ!'
"Well, so So"
"And thee has parents
yes"
perhaps thee has mother, Charles"
The convict had been standing during the
briei dialogue perfectly unconcerned aud reck-
less until the last interrogatory was put. Had
u thunderbolt struck him. he could not have
fallen more suddenly than he did when the
name of mother" fel unon his ear! He
sunk into chair--a torrent OF tears gushed
from his eyes--the very fountain Of his heart
seemed to have burst on the instant He re.
covered partially and said imploringly to the
warden -
Don't you for Gods sake, don't call hel
name in this dreadful place Do what YOU
may with me, but don't mention that maine te
me !"
There we're tears in. other eyes besides the
prisoners, and an aching silence prevailed The
group which surrounded the au,rtunate con
Wet.
The black cap was drawn ever his eyes
he was led to an adjoining apartment aud
stripped. and shortly afterwards ho reappeare'
on. the corridor He passed silently in
charge OF deputy keeper to lonely Gel
in distant part Of tn, prison the door
creaked on its hinges, he disappeared, thu
chain dropped from the outside bolts, ant
Charles was q close prisoner for five yoar
to come
We left the prison with heavy hearts, re
lieved, however, by the reflection that thi
was one oil the best institutions Of the kim
in the world, (uot withstandiug the Iibels o
Charles Dickens and its administration il
the hand o Mr.. oeattergood secured to it
unfortunate inmates "equal and exact justice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

There eau be no friendship where there is
no freedom. Friendship loves Tree air, and
will not be pcuned in straight and narrow en-
closures. 1t will speak freely, and act so, too /;
and take DO i'll where no i'll is meant; nay;
where it is, it will easily forgive, and forget,
too, upon small Acknowledgements.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEsS, INFLUEN-
IA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPlNG CoUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, INCIPIENT
CnNsUMpTIOn

aud tot the relief Of cosupye patients in advanced stages
81 the disease
We need speak to the public Of It's virtues Throughout
every town, and almost every auIt u the American States.
its wonderful cures Of pulmonary plants have made II al
ready known. Nay, fw The families in Nly civilized
try IN THIS continent without personal experience Of its
effects and fewer yet the communities any here which have
not among them living trophy Of its yc!Iy the sub
tie and dangerous diseases Of the throat and lungs While it
the most powerful andote yet known to mr. tie formds
bic and dangerous diseases tf the pm s also
the IcasRnest and remedy that he oysd for in
ant aud young persons, Parents should hive II in store
against the sidious enemy that steals upon them unreared
We have abundant grounds believe the Chlriy tlcT0EAL
saves n0Ie lives by the eonsumpons prevents an these
kep b, you and your colds Whc they
bic, n-gst them until human skill master the in
tXorable nhcr that fastened the vts eats your life away
All know the dreadfu fatality Of lung disorders ana as they
know il virtues Of this remedy need not do than
them it is still made the best il can be- We STARE
tell lroducr il the Most perfect tss lie and
thus urd these who rely on Il the best agent which cur skill
can furnish for their