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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
BACHlS
A WI Il R &c A N
COMPOUND.

TUE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention. Of
the People Of Vermont. to The claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As one Of the best preparations before the punc for this
relief and cure Of the following complaints:-
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Throats, Caiomei
Nursing md liberated Sore Mouths, Sore
Nipples Mercuridt I'dinlS Feuer Sores, ScroE
,Ia, liberation of The Lungs and Stomach, all
Nervous Complaints, Female Werkness and r.
regmmiiies, F7uor .qibus for WhitcsJ Coughs
arising from an hriiated Throat. Pies, Weak
Somnchs-in fact, in any case Of
WEAKNESS, EXPLANATION, or IMPURE BLOOD,
USE THIS REMEDY.
In The city Of Auburn where this medicine prepared
and the Propreors reside, large list of the rrli be
and respectable proc f. Of its efficacy have been urn
in its favor, by The voluntary prompings of those whu
have been relieved aud cured of long standing and ex
remey aggravated affections of the above complaints
om greatul desire to spread its hedge, and pro
nne the good of others VIII" mny be similarly al ced
Its Influence has been peculiarly happy in all o
Bronchial and Throat affections, from slight To Cmon
iuamatlons and Ulceratons. Also, in some very mark.
I'd Gases Of F'mae Weakness and Irregularities, and
many other complaints enumerated above.
We have also strong Of this character in our
own State, in which has been used with wonderful
cess, where years resorts to many other remedies
failed afford relief It's Ingredients among which is
compound fluid extract of
BEECH DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT"
composition are such as to render perfectly safe and
harmless, requiring the Xe:ce of especial care IN re
gar to the habits II the indvdia beyond that ord nar
~ necessary
From personal knowledge of these facts, do not hes
tate say TO all who in any way afflicted with 3od
y Weakness, Debility, inflammation, Impure or Sluggish
Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
recommended in the strongest of Relief and
Cure.
FRED g. SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agent for the Stale Of Vermont
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
What MaiEes Reputation 2

After all, how much of mans reputation
with posterty may depend upon circumstap.
ces connected with his individual life and our.
rent among his contemporaries. Does John.
son owe nothing to Boswell? Does not Knel.
lef i've as much in the quaint anecdote we
resaiu 81 MS extraordinary vanity, as in his
P'osu'ee nave not the unfortunate life and
esI,y ueatn OF Ohatterton something to do
WIN Tue interest with which we cherish his
memory And the hayward and singular
seil-exiie--have these no part in tho associa-
tons which throng about his name?
what book Is more household to our
shelves' or more often and more lovingly
read, than Montaignea Montaigne, an old COS $
sip, was never troubled his head for three
minutes about posterity, except, perhaps, az
curious, after dinner speculation who
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

A SYMBoL.-However gay the Spsing,
however happy the Summer, there is an IT.
resistabe solemnity in an Autumn woodland
scene-the careful settling down of shroud-
draperied leaves, the mournful dirge Of the
vail of lost winds wandering over the waste,
the departure of sunny brightness, and the
gathering of the cold white frosts along the
rills that tarries with us and like spectre
will up even in Spring-time, admonishing us
that after all comes the Autumn Wild Oats
By S. T. N.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

STATE OF VERMONT AT Probate Court holden al
WASHINGTON DIsllie Montpelier on the ID day of June
A. d. 1856,
NAMUEL CHAPMAN, Administrator, de 5onis non, :"
y the estate OF Marshal Wheeler late If Fay ston in said
District deceased makes application said Court for IL
sell the whole Of the real estate Ut said deceased
including The revtrson Of the widows dover therein, rep
rrsens that said sale is necessary for the payment o
the debts Of SAID deceased and expenses Of admnstai ion
Of said Whrreupon is ordered by said Court that
said application he referred to the st day of July, A. ID
1850 ut the Probate Office in Montpelier, for hearing and
decision thereon and is further ordered that all person.
interested be notified hereof, by publication of notice o
this application and order ihereon three weeks success
lively in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed ut Mont
peer, before said time of hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place and they ,obeci thereto
BY the Court.
Attest, 7. R. MERRILL, Reg.s
true copy of record,
o. Ail.st. T. r. NJ En- Il II. Regster
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
Richmond's Song for the Times.

~~NH@ AA1 S"~~~ - 1913 ASI eIII n AAoSo
ng in Howard Hall, Providence, r. l., June 18th, 1856
The old Bay State sends up her sons,
BY Narragansett's waters,
To stand by Rhodys moral gus,
And help her boys and daughters;
Northern League 10 danger braves,
We all can die We can't be slaves
Now, Massachusetts, hand in hand,
And shoulder braced to shoulder,
The father heroes of the land,
No whit than you were bollcr;
Old Bunker Hill We'll think of YOU
AS they, when British tea was new.
Shoulder to shoulder Rhody stand
No matter if they're taller
Big brdegrooms Ike a little hand,
And often mate the smaller;
Our little ladies love tall men,
And they love little wives again!
So stand, dear Rhody, never fear
Though small you be, you're spunkey;
Who thinks to curb thy Liberty,
viii doubtless prove turnkey!
You CRIED then joined the dozen states
"I'm small-ion't swallow me, great mates"
Call in now, all New England's BARNS,
Green Mountains and the Granite
Old Steady habits" border" Names,
Without the '"rufians in it
One pary--rguTII-shall guide our toll
Slave Power, avaunt from Freedoms Soil
Come one, come all now, Freedoms States,
And face the COMMON DANGER;
Leave all your chickering's and debates,
''Subdue :" this monster strangers
One watchword-East, and West and North
This Shareholder Satan, cast him FORTH!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
PROFESSOR MORRIS
German Fly Paper.

TOR the sure and certain
l. destruction Of Flies, Ants
Bugs, Mosquitoes, &C.
This valuable article Is
offered 10 the public as o
deadly poison for the above
named pests to all house.
keepers and families. II
is perfectly simple and safe
yet sure and certain in its
action. There is likewise
no dangerto be app ehend-
cd from the insects poison
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1,)oetitol.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
The Old Homestead.
BY LYDIA y. WHITE.

The old homestead is lonely now,
The ivy DER it creeps,
The tall shade tree with dropping bough,
Low hangs its head and weeps;
The grass grows rank fast by the door,
The garden plants are dead,
hear no music as of yore-
Where are those voices fed
Gone, the vines from the trellised walk,
Rank weeds and moss grow there,
Gone, the rose with its tender stalk,
And lilies pale and fair;
Crumbling fast is the old well sweep,
The curb-stoue IS dank and green,
The cascade near, too seems to weep,
The gate doth sadly lean.
The orchard trees are all most dead,
The fence has fallen DER,
Gone Is the roof from off the shed,
Loose swings the great barn door;
The old house too is desolate,
The chimney % mould'ring down,
The swallow calls there to his mate,
The bare beams darkly frown,
The moles and bats their revels hold
Within the dusty halls,
And covered DER with dust and mould,
The old familiar walls;
The little parlor's darkened deep
By Times all changing hand,
There worm and insect vigils keep,
A warning motley band.
That little parlor---if the walls
Could tell what they have seen
offun and c-friendships calls,
OF sorrow deep and keen;
Twould be tale that's oft been told
OF childhood's joy and grief
or youths warm heart, so strong and bold
OF loves first with ring leaf.
The happy band that gathered there
Are gone, all gone away,
The parents with their brow of cure,
Their offspring fair and gay;
Some sleep within the churchyari's shade,
Some sail upon the sea,
And some in foreign lands do fade
Beneath the cypress tree.
The faircst one--a happy bride
But one short year ago,
Has gone to seek health, here denied,
Where softer breezes blow,
One is a minister of Truth,
One stands in Senate halls,
And |, far from the scenes of youth,
Obey the sick ones calls.
All, yes we all are scattered now,
Like leaves from autumn'S tree,
But in the days long since gone by,
A happy band were We.
We all can meet on earth no more,
But may we meet above,
Upon that fair and peaceful shore,
Where life is endless love.
. Springua2e, Staten Island, N. T., June, 1856.
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.Jasnes ESamdall's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! A II Probate Court holden at
TANGIBLE DsrR,cr SIS. the Probate Office in Morris
town. in said District on the Cd day Of June, l. D. 1885,
Present, the How SAMUEL MERRIAM, JUDGE.
rpHOMASJ J, NEWLAND, Administrator on the Estate
l. Of JAMES RANDALL, late Of fiydepark, in said Dis
trct dece,std presents his administration account for al
lo%ancr nd settlement:
Wherupun il by the Cuirt ordered that said account
be referee. for settlement to the 3Oth day Of June next al
the Probate Office in Morstown and that notice t. all
persons interested in said Estate be given by publishing
cuy OF this Older three weeks successfully in the Green
Mountain Freeman, previous 10 said time Of hearing, in
order that they may appear, and they cause object
Ia The allowance of said account
by the CourI,
Attest, J. c. BURNETT, Register.
A true copy Of Record.
81 Attest, Jf. BURNETT, Register.
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E. W. SADIN, NJ. D.


Auburn. N. Y, June 10, 1855.
SWe, the undersigned have received the formula for
preparing" BACHS AMERICAN COMPOUND" and as
TAR MS we have tested it, recommend its general
n tonic and Alternative Medicine, In REMOVE VITlArED
llUMORS or THE BLOOD, and peculiarly adapted To
Femae Suffering from Leuccea (Whites,) and TO those
whose constitutions entrbed from nemitted Fever
JOSEPH N. MORRIS, NJ D.,
LAASlNGH BRIGGS, M d.,
A. G. TABER, NJ. ID.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
West Randolph Academy.

o. ID. BAREE1T. A. u, PinCipal.
THE SUMNER TERM this Institution will commence
L on Wednesday,, May 81 and continue ten weeks The
Fall Term will commeuce, Wednesday, August 27lh, and
continue thirteen weeks
This the first classical Academy in the state 1t has
fitted between fifty aud sixty young men for college since
lis commencement egh, years ago. The influence OF ms
class OF students dune much towards making study
The order of the day all the departments The Trustees
and peoule ut West Randolph offer still additional
Inducements to all to attend this school, who wish to put
an Acadcmca course of study or 10 secure ugh
preparation for college, without winch college course
amounts to almost nothing. They have secured an ell'
cirh Board If Instructors whose success during the past
term is good guarantee tor the future. They nave maze
extensive ar,ng emens by which the price oil BOARD the
great item of expense to the student, VIII he gely
reduced They have unanimously pledged themselves to
boaId during the present year nj the uniform rate ot 81 Oh
Der week Including every thing but wood and lights
There are also ample accommodations for all who may
desire to hoard themselves.
Tnr further Information, address the Prlncilal'
EDMUND WESTON, Secretary.
West Randolph May, 1856. 22wl6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

Hon. D l.. DODGE, Of Auburn, N. Y, aud late member
OF our State Legislature, and of the most mhed
Physicians aud Chemists of our country after giving this
medicine his personal observation says 80 1t Is destined
tosuperscde all liz lid preparations tor the o Chronic
diseases"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
GEO w. WILDER, Montpelier w., General a gent
Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, Probate Courts within and for
WASHINGTON DIsrRlcT the District, aforesaid will be
held at the Probate Office, in Montpelier, on Tuesday oieac
week, during the year. - -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
vermont & Canada Railroad,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Northern, Western, British and
United States Mail Route

OA1oCtL toCdt6S IAdll Route,
Trains Going North.
M ALL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White River
NJ junction with tiains from Boston, and Sprn g6eld
S'me day ana fr' New York the day previous ut OOp NJ.
leaves Windsor at 35,cunnecs at Burlington i'm steam
vn "h LAKE 'iahP'an fur Saratoga, ut Rouses Point
WIN ,rnn for MONTREAL the same r. M and ne yt morn
ing with train that arrives at OGDE vsBueGH in time IN
meet with he STEAMERS Of the American and Great
western Railroad Express Lines for Niapra Falls Buff,o
Hamilton, Chicago. and The West '
Accommodation Train connects nj Windsor and White
Ve Junction with trains thai leave Boston nj - 90 noon
hnu view ~ NJ o w Ann, same morning. stops over
h'ght At Northhrl leaves ut 730 AM connects at Bur
| iHstnn win Lake Champaign Steamers and Ru,land
hodu ana NJ Houses iolnt with trains Aonre, an
ogdensbnie arriving in time take the American line of
H'eamoo"S iuf Tue west, same evening.
| Trains GOingSouth.
Mail Train connects NJ Roises Pun with trn in fron,
OGpESsnuRcH night before and from Malone and Nov
TREAL the same morning, at White River Junction with
trains for II J"hnsbury, and The WHITE AND FnAYcnvr
MOUNTAINS same day also, with Northern NJ n Road fy
Boston, uwc &C., arriving at those places early as nv
any oller route nisO CONNECTS at Windsor with trnin far
! Fellows Falls Ftchhureh, Springfield and arrive in
New York same evening, and at Burlington with steam
ers IN Lane Ch1nplain. Leave Rnuses Point 740 AM
ST. Abars 43 AM, Burlington 9l5 A. NJ Nontpeli,r
| 100 AM.
| Accommodation Train connects at Roises Point with
trains from Oedenshnrgh and Montreal stops over night
t'ains arriving in Bustou at LOO PM and New York nj
Arm.
Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Chica o andlhe West fo,
sale al the principal Stations.
Mortified, May 1856.
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Buy me and iii Do you Good!
DR.. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb J1uudice RitterS.

Only 25 cents for pint, and 30 for large botile
EoMPoSED of the he Roots, Herbs and Barks in the
" world IN such manner AS to act directly upon tie
seat ct dseaSe This is the best medicine discovered
ior TIE cure u Billions Diseases and Liver Complaints,
and may therefore he used the best preventive and
rened" for that affective scourge Fcverand AGue. They
also cure and eradicate from the system Jaundce in its
worst f"rins, Cos ivenrss, Dyspepsia fumors oi the
Blood and skin, Indigestion, Headache Dizziness Piles
Heartburn, Weakness, Pain In The Side aud Bow els,
Lahgnor FIanIency, Loss of Appetite, and ali kindred
complaints caused by dscrdered stomach bad huod
TO which all OF less subject Sprinc and sum
mer. They will nse, purify. heal strength en- rrgn
late, buiH up and keep in order the whole sysrD Ia
word, they always do goud--try them.
Ofhce. 80 Cn"n street, Boston. Sud by all dealers in
medicine everywhere. Fred. E. Smith and b. o. Tyler,
Wholesale Agents. I4m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

a the genuine mrdcine bears the OF 7. V.
Il. COVENTRY a. co. on the outside wrapper.
Principal Office and Depot - GENESEE ST. AU.
BURN, Y.
FRED f. SMITH, General agent for tho State If Yer.
mont. l9vl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

Charity is the basis Of religion, and they
who are not charitable cannot be Christians
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

Boch's Family Receipt Book is to he had gratis of al
Agents-yUu will there cures of Diseases recorded
and you invited to communicate with any whose Ger
tfcates are given, IN order 10 prove them genuine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26
Pork and Lard.

A VERY CHOICE article nf cl au Pork and Leai Lard
~ for sale at Hyde Fosters. Those In want will do
we'll 10 examine the quality aGd prices before purchasing
elsewhere. HYDE 4 FOSTER.
Montpelier, April 8, 1856. l6m3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

(FomerIy Of montpelier, WI
212 fremont Street, Boston,
Dr. R. WILL in connection with the practice of Medi
cine and Surgery continue to give especial attention
treatment of diseases Of the eye.
Nov. 30. lsS5. Nt
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u S II
DIR. CLOUGH'S
COLUMBIAN PILLS.

COLUMBIAN PILLS.
THE Greatest Wonder Of the IVorM1
r,IIE emedy for LIVER CoMPLAlNr and al Bilious De-
rangements, without she use of Minerals, ia discover
sICKNEss-W hch has so Icing rendered our fires ilrs
wreched desolate is conquered if by maggie by the
OF this
Sovereign Remedy.
COSTlVENESS.-Use | TO 3 pills daily. They cleanse
the inestnes IN easy and natural manner and leave
tho bowels regular and Piles als,,
DYsPEPsIA-Use Ito 3 pills daily. They create n
healthy flow of pure bile, and ms natural consequence
Fatnlenty, loss of Appetite, Papitaon of the Heart,
Headache, Languor, Melancholy, Indigestion and other
symptoms of Dyspepsia. vanish and cure is certain y,
Try Them once fairly for yourself.
LIVER COMPARTMENTS to 4 pills daily until cur.
ed, your pain in the side, back and shoulders will cease
The saow srossness Of the skin and eyeballs will be
changed TO its natural clearness and soflness and
your new and lively feelings will testify there is
RHEUMATISM OR GoUT-Use to pills three
fines week. They remove Inflammation from tho mus
ees and gamens of the joints and the leap for joy,
after using Two three boxes-like oil machinery
IS makes it ran easy Please read uur certificates and
cure.
ERUPTIONs, sCURVY, SORES, ULCERs--Use 10 O
twice or three lines week. Their sanativc and pur
gaive effect upon the fluids that feed the skin well
The perfect purity they give the blood removes these
bles and gives softness aud pureness the SIX in and
complexion. Try them Ladies for yourselves.
Sometimes two or three pills VIII prove sufficient pnr
gatVe, lt depends upon te Tys'oD !" unef tes ihufe
needed.
FEVERS OF ALL KlNDS.--They restore the blood to
egu lar and healthy circu laon and Physicians spy they
are the best caharc in USE and for ladies in child bed
none superior, they calm the nerves. relieve the head,
do not debitae.
Let all then try it The trial will do good Its faith
full use will relieve suffering and cure disease for less cost
of money and oss of time than any medicine ever before
discovered. Il is superior medicine for females under
The most delicate circumstances. Every trial gains
ie nds General directions for accompany each box,
prize e5 cts. Five boxes for ST. Sold by all respectable
Druggists and Merchants.
WIN. RENNE, Proprietor, Pitsaeld Mass.
Fred Il. Smith, Druggist, Montpelier VT, will supply
Druggists and Mechants al the manufacturers lowest
prices by the Dozen Gross Sold also by IL f. Pierce,
Norhfed, Dr.. e. Porter Bethel, J. Smith, South Royal
ton, N. Dane.
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DENrB'AE. SURGERY,

DR. o.p. FoHBUSn respectfully informs his friends
IL and the pablo that he will be happy to receive con
tinance Of their former lib raj patronage and hopts nv
attention to business and skiliu mechanism 10 me, and
receive continuance Of their favors
&TuFFiCE in the Patriot Building. Statrstreet, Mon,
pelirr. VI
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,


A Card.
For the convenience Of Druggists and individuals now
nsng this Medicine in the State If Vermont, constant
supply will be kept in the hands of State Agent FRED
E. SMITH, and all applications orders VIII be promptly
flad, on The same terms when adtredded to us.
?. v. II. COVENTRY Il CO., Prorristors.
81 Gencsee ST., Auburn, A. Y.
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Probate Notice.

THE Probate Courts, for the District of Lamoile, will be
1 holden for the year ensuing follows AZ the Pro
bate Ofcs in Johnson on The !st Saturday in January
and on the l$t Saturdays Of each months thereafter
At the office Of Thomas Gleed, IN Morrsvilie on the Isl
Monday in February, and m the lst Mondays If eacl
months thereafter through The year.
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-26

A generous mind does not feel as belonging
to itself alone, but to the whole human race
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Union & Protection Forever

DIVISION So N. E. p. u, is sill in The Field, and in
IL tends 50 remain (despe the reports and wishes OF
interested parties to the nfaIy) and continue losuppy
Goods suited the of Ladies' and &c ntlemen Far
and Mechunics--everybody the principle OF their
Observation-Disclosures
An increasing rcde atlests the confidence of the public
Our object is not to make money but simply to protect
selves and the public against fraud and speculation in
the purchase of Goods Fhe is guarantee of FUTURE
success. By order Of Division
23m3 TRUMAN NIPPLE, SeC'y.
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FOR A GOOD
DAGUEFs IL EOTYPE,
DIR. C. VI. RURLEE.

Photograph Amhroype, call at
WHITES ROOM, over the Patriot Office Book Store
March. 1856. ~