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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

EIGHT KINDS OF WOMEN The obstinate
woman gels to sea in bandbox. The paticni
woman roasls an ok with burning-gass The
curious woman would ike 10 turn rainbow
over to see what there was on the other side.-
The ouigdr woman is a spider attempting t,
spin silk. The cautious woman writes promise:
on slate The eaoious woman kills herself il
endeayoring 10 lace tighter han her neighbors
Tie eairardgdt woman burns wax candle il
looking for "a ucifer match. The happy womal
died in deaf and dumb asylum years ago,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

JEALOUSY OF TIE ROBIN AND jealousy IN
GENERAL.-Far be il from me to attempt to re
cord in full the quarrels il which the Robin in
dug with his ace if you have one pet, be
happy with him. Try and ct another" equal
ly tame, in thr same garden and mark the result,
a battle is inevi,lb G. Oue OF the pets must alb
scund--or be killed. THIS is a natural law. a
cruel one-very Then Their lea ously, how
fearful is it! And how oflea il is shown towards
some iavorile canary 90 d fish, or olher domestic
pet Voc TO you if in Master Bobs presence
rival b. admitted near he throne He vii reign
preme ".AM Cesar AW nuHuS. appears To
be his favorile fam y motto, Some say There
is no love without jealousy" do not approve
of The saving at all lfor never knew vet wha
jealousy was-bv FEELING, and my heari, imag
ness); but 10 the Robin it appears 10 bea realized
fact Being faithful historian, must record
it. Fie upon jealousy say (parenthetcally.) anc
upon all persons in whom it dwes! ltis a pa.
risi,jca demon that fourishes only in the very
rankest soil the plague spot of the human heat
which. were once il attacher, invariably rides
.,s victim to horrible death a lingering death
'of ever increasing. inlescribab torture ! have
seen enough Of it in nv ramhles through life, tt
make my hair stand on end. Good people =
keep this internal foe at an immeasuralbe dis
tance -Kidds (W.) Treatise on the Robin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

AVENGED HoNoR. -" A Frenchman at large
dinner party got into violent dispute with II
eentlnan, who sitting al the foot of the table.
was too far away for personal ipsull but who
said
"sir, if were near you, would give you
bor on the ears---so you may consider the blow
as given"
And :" said the other, " were near you,
should draw my sword and run you through the
body--so you may consider yourself as dead.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18


Oil, Soap and Candles, 2l7,OOO
Fish 20 500
Manufactures OF Wood 300 100
Naval Stores, Varnish and Tlrpentine 100 900
Beef, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Tallow, Hides S57 900
Horses 4S .00O
Wheat, Flour and Corn ,563 coo
Rice l45.O0O
Tobacco and Snuff 423 900
Wbiskey 1877 600
Mo,.sses 81 900
Furniture re 600
Hats 100 .OO0
Gunpowder $4,000
Shoes and leather 282 600
Cordage ~ 600
Salt 1872 600
Manu- lactures of Iron 90u 600
ManuIac lures Of Copper and Brass so coo
Drugs and Medicines 223 ,000
Manufactures of Gotten 40 600
Musical Instruments 81 600
Books and Paper 81 900
| Glass 65 600
| Manufactures of Marble and Stone 100 600
Coal 800 900
Bricks 1000
Manufactures Of India Rubber 20 600
Manufactures all kinds, ,unonumerated | ,S22 ,00O
This trade has been stimulated and raised to
its present magnitude party by the treaty of
reciprocity, partly by railroad facilities, and
partly by the rapid increase of madam popu-
lation-but railroads have done more for it than
all other causes combined They have given
Canada almost the same facilities for export
and import which our own States enjoy; onr
seaports are their seaports for all useful, praati
cal Purposes, and every year will increase th,
business relations between the two countries ~
a natural result of this easy mode Of visiting
from one to the 0tner.
The Brit Provinces ure destined to be
great ard free nation, and every motive of sounC
policy indicates the expelency of drawing
closer and making iirmer the bonds which unit
us with them. The Free States and Canad.
may long continue to be nominaIly separated
from each other by different forms of govern
ment, and for many reasons this may be well
but their mission is one and th ir destiny is one
Together they are bound to sustain and promot
the onward march of Freedom to be an asy
um for the oppressed of other lands, and t
give rich example 10 the world of the capact
OF man-civilized and educated-lor sell: go,
ernment How important, therefore, it is t
cherish mutual feelings of respect, ard to calt
vale BY every means in our power the friendl
interc urse which is every day strengthenin
the real union which should ever exist betwee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
Intercourse with Canada.

The great Railroad Jubilee which has iost ta-
Ken place at Montreal, for the purpose Of cele-
Drafting the closer relation which Railroads have
created between the United States and the Uni
ted Canadas, leads naturally to some reflections
on that rela ton and its value As we have not
now advanced beyond that point in civilization
when value is measured by dollars, we shall
conform to the custom Of the day in that re-
spect.
But a few years since the great ,tass OF peo
pie in the Atlantic States knew but little and
cared less about those little British Colonies on
the northern side Of the great lakes and the
great river. Even SO late US 1850, the trade ac
count was represented by an export to them of
Domestic productions, $4,64l 45l
Foreign do 1889 $40
A total of $685. S2l
while the imports amounted to $4,2S5,470 In
contrast with these figures, for the year ending
30th June, 1855, the export of
Domestic productions and manufactures,
amounted to $9950764
Foreign do do S,769 $50
A total of $l8,720 .344
Showing an increase in FIVE years of more
than 200 per cent. The imports for the same
year were So, lS2, ,3l4-having increased in a
similar ratio.
1t is true that considerable portion of these
exports aud imports have merely been sent thro
our territory, but they have paid freight and
tolls to our ships and railroads, and given EN-
ployment to forwarding houses; and the rea
profit on these transactions has not been unm
portant. The large sum of $40 900 900, how
ever. has actually been taken by Canada
from our own productions and manu- Cacture'
for consumption.
In order to give our readers an idea of th
trade we present the following list of the lead
ing articles included in the export of our own
productions and manu- factures for 1855
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

I" Sir" said little b usering man 10 rei.
aious opponent, Ito wha. sect do you think |
belong !"
well, | don't exactly know" replied The
other /" but to Judge f-om your size aud appear
ance, should think you belong to the class
generally called insects. )"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
DECEMBER 18, Is 8
How to Prevent Colds.

DR.. William A. Alcott, the aulher OF = Inc
House Live In," and well known as a lecturer
on the laws of health, has in press work on
Hygiene, which will probably be Of great prae-
tical value. From a chapter on colds we take
the following advice, which is now quite season.
able:
Those who would avoid colds must not
muGle themselves, especially their faces and
throats every time they ga into the open air. !
do not say that none Of the vast number al
ready diseased, should be allowed to break the
force of stream of air lowered in temperature
to zero, or fifteen or twenty degrees below it..
either by a respirator or muGler am writing
for those who as yet deem themselves healthy.
After brisk walking, or other exercise. during
which we have worn more than needfnl
amount Of clothing, we must beware of throw
ing off part of, and sitting down in a temper
ature which is very low, or in air which is
damp, especially if we have been in free per
spiration. Better to keep on our clothing TIL
we see how matters are going with us. Ii would
be safer to add clothing in such circumstances
than to diminish it,
Those who would be perfect in this matter
should avoid sitting with wet feet after exercise
or sleeping in damp clothing While persoi
is exercising in the open air, if not over-heateC
or over fatigued, it may be safe for him to have
wet feet. Indeed some will go with their fee
wet all the forenoon without injury, if the,
keep in motion; but the philosopher Locke
who recommended that children should hav
holes u their shoes, would hardly have justiiie'
the practice of sitting with wet feet.
Those who are accustomed to warm clothin
should not exchange it for that which is ez
treniely thin, when they are about to go abroa
in the cold air, unless they are TO walk. Tho
sands of young people, especially females, mig
trace the consunptions, neuralgia, or few
which destroyed tlcm to some act Of reckless
ness, like that which is implied by the foreg'
ing,
In general, we are quite too much afraid {
the sun and rain to enjoy that harlhood whic
is Indispensable in climate 80 much expose
to colds and consumption AS that Of the Unite
States The late G4n. Dearborn Of Massacht
setts would have sAch thing rs an umhr oil
in his family, ii he could help it. lie thoag
it safer. m the whole 10 he OCCASIONALLY list
than In al Ia ,rs, ,lvna ivnIn Iru
OF rain--nineteen times in twenty, with tt
almost entire certainty of being sometime caug
without one, and of suffering severely as tt
consequence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

Wooden, legged men never have irost,bittcn toes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

while the imports amounted to "a, 2S5 40 In
contrast with these figures, for the year ending
3Oth June, 1855, the export of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-15
BALTIMORE.
IAn WILLS MEDICAL oP.sCk, Loeb In.

II III. W WuGAL OPFuCE, LOCK IN.
~ Urinary Bamore-Instl,uied, A. d. 1879. Nc 81 sosA
ay street. Bahiaore tnear the Post oHee9 AZURE fNSUI
Id OR No FEE REQUIRED-Dr. Mills experienced
Physician of the Aopathc School, bs eosfdentdS
suited In nil cases o private nature or disease
No Mony Rsgu,yd Cure ia not EfectedA practical
perenee 20 enabes DIR NJ to
The shortest possible to have II safely effected.
This frag extensively celebrated for the eneetuaf and
eedy all classes Of Secret Diseases established
this city n refuge from Qaaekery 20 years
The HPh Reputation Of this Institution would render public
notice not for the applicants here for
hcbcd oi their maltreaed by
Ghasans who flourish largely In the public prints and
with whom our city Is oyerstocked
dgiefsd be your Guard would avoid injury pecu
mary loss and carly medical aid where
be obtained DR. NJ makes allurng
than he will honoraby perform
Secondary aud Cronc CdsesTbe usnsl symptoms are Sore
Throat, liberation Of tho Mouth Itching and Tenderness about
The Nose Botchcs Erupions the skin &c Upon the
such Dr is willing stake his honor and reputation
The Triumph SctcnoeThc remedies of DIR M In resto
ing and manly vigor renoyang the shattered eonstu
ton. wing speedily all debility Of injury incurred from
secret habit unsurpassed by discoveries Of the
ago.
Eafbad Manhood May here find certain restorative and
thousands from their haye eaizad the swee uon Of
pe which, the failure Of Qanaleres In their hitherto
rniilcsa search, had become almost extlnguished
dedataees IroatmenNo pol onous compounds Of Mer
% Noxioua Drugs used IN his practice.
To F1adics-Iopg experience la he Treatment of Female
Affections Nervous discnHcH, &c, qualities DIR NJ to afford
EdrB Relief effect Cure In tho noa dmeult Com.
unieaons sacrody guarded and treatment marked with skill
and delracy,
~ Mills ,rat Prerenfire This sovei eign Remedy appea.
Lie either sex viii be duly prepared by mail
eip OF g. by rcmng $l0 prescription win be included
Distant persona cured at home. by addressing DIR. j. B.
MILLS. BALTIMORE Qeers post paid) Medicines sent in
hny direction by mail or .xprcsa
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PHILADELPHIA.
.xC.,.sp,uIs EorniI the

,., l., mi s;c,l p,il- but To make the bcst
all Pd}Sane which would Lave none ei inc t
hat would respectfully shp", w
the public decision. II has been nhiofpn''e ' "nions
hitherto that almost every purga'Ve hehe,e Is ,,i ,
bowels This Is not MANY ." ,'" ~
ncr 81 much rripnE pnn roVulsun In the system s 'o
than balance the good to he detNea non ~
10 Irritation pain, ntss IL htsos oi"
Ii obstruction
els BoinR purely vegetable harm arise ffom the
any quantity better tha any meai'ino snou
he taken lndcouHy. Minute jire't t"ns Tor le @ US" w w ~ ~
several diseases which they are arpeaoe ARE ~
bon Among complaints which have been speeoN v'e"
by them mention Liver Complaint IN ali ITS various @
of Jaundec, Indigestion Langour AMI iss ., @ ,nr
lessness lnitabity Bilious Headache Bionsf sNe' 'e'
the side aud lioins ior III hnh M '"'
consequences OF diseased at M OF ,ha nu' W
aperient they afford prompt and SUR ne, @ ~ s, nids
with of tho bohy, Ulcers ana ini lty VI 'u
In short any and every whor' pufgatise @d'a"' -
The have also produced some singnarA .n'''ss,n ,
Rhepmntsu a ont Dropsy Gravel Eryspsas, Palpitaon OF
Heart. the Back, Stomach and sue NY
freely the spring ttho year Ia Pnfy o ""o"
stimulates the stomach into heath' action anu
bv stlm, the eenatory sysem fenoNs'e
the body aud the wasted or aean
energies of the hole organism occasional dose h
ndV though serious arrangement eNs p
essay dosing should be carried too tar as every
pugntve reduces the strength Mhon taken TO cA
The thousand in which physie Is required can
enumerated here but they suggest themselves 70 "
every body and is confidently believed ms pun
will better purpose than thing when nus h'o
available To mankind When their virtues are once
known the public will longer doubt what remedy To employ
when in need of cathRrtic medicine -
BeinR wrapped they M" pleasant 10 tah' anu oR
purely vcgeabno harm arise from their use III any quar-"
uty
Prepared by DR. JAMES G. AVER Practical aud Analytic
Chemist Low 25 per Box Five boxes
10 Sold hv John H. Seay, Lsnchhurg ana oN all
druggists and Country Merchants throughout the State
Purcell, ladd a Co. Richmond. General Agents
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1u,O AHaPPEKs OF TOBACCO WEST,
j VIA BALTIMORE, MD.--The undersigned Forward
Ing Agents of the Pennsylvania Rairosd at
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
and from their acquaintance with the trade having been for
tho of large part Of the Tobacco
ing wosi through Baltimore they haor themselves that they
give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight as low aA by other line
,onsgnmons the West solicited and punctualy
attended to MAGRAW a. KOON6,
40 North street, Baltimore.
Refer Jacob Head Co, Brandt lr Baltimore' p l.
Dudley ". r. smith, Mcdaniel Hurt Preston, Miller
tronahaw, Iynchburg, Cronshaw &Go, Richmond
nm
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SAML SWAN X co MANAGERS

Prizes amounting la S2OI
Tho $4,000 Prizes of - determined by the number hich
the @inOOu lrzo-f that number should hc odd
nmhcr, then vos odd number ek. IN the scheme viii be
nttlcd to a. IL nusher. then even number
ekc will be entitled to o. lin addition other Prize which
be- drawn.
Purchasers In buying equal number of odd aud
uumbcr tickets viii he drawing nearly half the
the with chances of obtaining other Prizes
All those tkota ending with = L. T. cvonal those
ending with |. g. 3. 7, y are odd
~ Remember that every lnKe is drawn aud payable IN
toll without deduction
An Prizes of ~ 900 aud under pnid Immediately after
the drawing -ohora nj the nsnn time of thirty days
An COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential The drawn mum
lot VIII bo forwarded 10 purchasers immediately after the
whole TicLcs. SIO-suni,rs 5-0"mrscrs u
Prize Tickets aa cd or renewed In other tickets nj either OIL
hcu
a Great Inducements TO Clubs.
half the Tickets guaranteed to draw ~
win sell Certificates Packages 10 Tickets (odd and even
numhcrH) nj the following rates.
An that the 10 Tickets draw the guaranteed
trurH to the purchaser
lerliA, alto of Package of 10 Whole Tickets 500
Quarter IL
Adross orders r Tickets UorhcaicH 81 Packages OF
Tickets, either to \. SWAN ~ to,
ifdntd Ga.
orS SWAN,
Montgomery, dia
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BY MCDONALD 4 PETERS.
TERMS.

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% anputn in advance. No paper will bc discontinued,
- the option OF Propreors, until Al! arearages shall
have paid =, 60 -. ..,,.., =
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unless ordered inner weekly, and then 30 cts
viii charged for each Insertion II the number
assertions not marked on the MS VIII Ot pnoasheo ao
- ont and charged accordingly
u'' TIE YEARLY RATES ARE
ror daily. 's.'
two do '''.' ~
ror one do semi weekly -
r,Xyo
both papers subject to spe
al contract . 49,, IT ..,ta =.
yps or the charged NJ transient rates
y All advertisements appear IN the dat! ana III
weekly papers. a.. - Ill, ,,,. az, obor,,oa
,sa1tv for the
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nAsI1 HOPKINS, WILLIAM H. RYAN,
HonERf HuII, THos. w. ATKINSON
nnOPKlNs, HULL a. 60, Whelc.mle Dry

HuntH1 null, THns w. ATKINSON
DnOPKINs, HULL. a. 60, Wholcsmle DRY
] GOODS MERCHANTS No. 25s baltimore Street (op-
liosite Hanover Strcct,) baltimore.
We would call the attention of buyers TO large and
complete aock Fall Winter Dry Goods which feel
confident Will avoraby with in the Northern
Eastern Markets our business having largely Increased
from the ar of our kccpnga complete and varied as
than formerly feel encouraged to extend still
further and shall be pcparedo offer ueh variety aswi
enable friends purchase of everything they
may In line Particular attention paid TO Dress
,ioods generally. silks. Embroderies &c, &c
We shall aso be prepared exhibit larger and more va
ed sook OF Fancy and White Goods than we have before
kept
We Agents of the Maryland penonary Goods as well
ms for soyere of the hest makes Fued Cloths, which will
he sold Mt the Manufacturers prices.
orders shall promptly and carefully attended to
baltimore, August lat 1866 HOPKINS, HULL a %
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LOTTERIES
GEORGIA LOTTERY.
dnikorised BY ht Sfdte Of Gsorsia :
ACADEMY LOTTERY

be drawn the cliy of Atlanta Georgia In public on
THURSDAY. August 2sih lt16 on the
lIAN \ y \ PL \ N!
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

Ht has remove his odiee one door above hs real.
oIlftYYr sIlence an NJ AN ST and one square above
nK.E. a.. .tKEENIEs offers IN pro,cs-,o"-
~ Al SERVICES to the ei1ens Of iynchOurg vicinity
Once Warwick House
- Il. HuHKuOLDEH, s!cnrrni Commi,-
Particular attention given to GRAIN AND All SOUTH
Refer X. II LOWRY, ESQ., Cashier the Bank Of the
REPUBLIC n y. lsh. RI tma 10 dom
LHANKLIN n AnHOTmER, Grocer. n Conn
ouse Main street iynchhnfg Va have just received large
and general Stock Of Groceries consisting Of every article in
sattncu' Plaid nseys Cotton oznaburgs Brownand Bleach
ed Domcscs Calico. Sc. Boots and Shoes Wool Hats
and Caps and many other Goods which they offer to the trade
nn the bcsttcrms. Toe @ls
ruNRIKI.E n UuDD, Attorney. IL, LAW, have
practice all the Courts the city ynchburg and In the
An business entrusted to them prompt
on. Ina 5ds
'1"s oS ESTrup HAs.Sn CS p Mn.,"iM
> sIoS MEncmANis Nc. lid Sycamore street, Peters
| WHEAT, CorroS, and Country Produce generally
Prompt sales and quick returns in every case
Farmers supplied with pure Mexican Guano,
Lime Plaster, Bone Dust Seeds Agricultural Machinery In
Monisomerys Premium Rehsway Fan Mills, SCOTS Little
Giant Watts Gun Brace Flows @c iebdly
DEDFORO ROUSE, oppo.i,. Cour,-ho"-c,
ID MAIN ST. LIBERTY, VA, CON the site of the hotel
formerly kept by VIM Terry, esqo .,.,. .,., ,,a
nshed in the best is opened for the reception OF
any patronage which they may receive
QuARlf,S n STEPTOE, PrCprietois.
ga HACK will always be in readiness TO convey the
the House and their baggage and from Abe ka
rec u charge ap 3dts
HUcCOREIE n JONES. Wholesale aud Kc-
WI ran GROCERS, COMMfSSiON AND FORHARHl
iyG MERCHANTS, and manufacturers of SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO MAIN ST. LYNCHBuRG, VA. Will
give particular attention n the sale ct @n tL, @n WhhAI,
Liberal advances will be made all consignmonts when
required July l5ts
FSRANi&IsN n BROTHER, whole snlc aud
Il RETAIL GROCERS " COMMISSION MERCHANTS
N,rt door Lbrty Udrehoase MIN ST, Lynchb0re, Va
ja2
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HAVANA, GERMAN Omd DOMESTIC CI.
GARS.Also the finest Chewing Tobacco, of the choi
and noted Brands will always be kept hand at
my NEW STORE, on Main Street Lynchburg, Va.
Having just commenced business in the above line conf
enty receive share OF the patronage of friends
especially when they find that have the best Of
ry thing in my line, always on hand
| shall also, always keep hand tho best Liquors and
Wines for medicinal purposes, to be sold only by the bottle
ii. NJ HARRIS e. co.
n Orders from the country at time be convent
uuy filed by express otherwise and all sent will be faith
fully attended to. II. H. g. co.
iune M dScts
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,I,mE BEAUTIES or T.,E CASH SYSTEM

Oh &ASn
u ANOTHER STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS.-JNO j.
PURNIS Ag returns thanks TO his numerous friends
generally for the uneKamed fine trade lac has
enjoyed this This he ascrbes mainly to bis system OF
selling exclusively for Cash 1t places him in position of al
ways having on hand new and cheap goods
Tho opposite Of selling credit alike perneous
seller Had Lynchburs pursued the Cash SyGten
the last 20 she would
now shown a much higher state OF prosperity.
The above views given free gratis for nothing
with hope that brethren in the trade and all other
may profit by them
Stock of and articles opening is
desirable cheap embracing large supply White Goods
Silks Laces, Fans &C. and in fact, most of the
in this market For further particulars
see future advertisements. JNO. j. PuRN1S, Agt
fplu D.