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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
American & Foreign Patents.
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SOLICITOR OE PATEN rs

SOLiCIIOR Of PHI'ENIS,
(Late Agent Of U. s Patent Office Washington, under
the Act nj 1872
76 state street opposite Kilby ST., Boston.
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of twenty
II years, continues 10 secure PATENTS In the Unite
ais" in Great Britain Fance, and other fweign coun
tries Cav ats, sepcicationss ASSIGNMENTS, and all Pa
ers or Drawings for Patents executed liberal
and with despatch. Researches made inta American or
Foeign Works, todetemine The validity or utility of Pb-
tents or inventions, and legal ohe advice rnde red in
all matters ouebina The same Copiesof the claims Of
any Patent furnished by RENTING One~Deliar Assgs
ments recorded at Washington.
THIS Agency is no! only the largest in New England,
but through inventors have haye adv aages for scouting
patents or asceainiDg the paieHtabilty of Inventions
unsupasSedby If not UNNECESSARILY superior any which
can be offered them elsewhere The test munlals br
given prove that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT = NE
PATENT OFFICE Than the subscriber and SUCCESS
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAG ES AND ABIL-
lTY he would add hal he arundan reiisuus to
aud can prove, that al oiher Office If the kind are the
charges for professional services moderate, The
ntnse practice of the subscriber during twenty years
past has enabled him TO accumulate collection Of
specifications and official decisions relative to patents
These, besides his extensive library of legal and mectan
zeal works aud uil accounts of patents granted in the
Utted States aud Europe render him able, beyond ques
ton Ito offer superior facilities for uhiai ming patents
All necessity Of journey to Washington IT, procure
PATENT and the usual great delay there, here saved
Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
During the time occupied the office of Commissioner
IF Patents R. H. Edas, Esq. of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office, Sofco for proe ing patents There
were few, if any, persons acting in thai capacity who
mad much business before the Patrn Office and there
were none who conducted II it'll more skill fidelity and
success regard Nj Eddy of the hest informed
and most skul Patent solicitors in the United states
and bave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
clnn"t employ person more competent aud iiuslwonhy
and more citpabieo pUtiing their applications in form
To secure nF teln an early and favorable consideration
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents.''
T. From the present Commissioner
" Aueusri7, lS55.-Dnrne the lime have held the
othC Gf Commissioner OF Patents, x. II. Eddy Esq of
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
OF business "i the utce as soctor. He is thoroughly
acquainted with the law, and the rules of practice of the
ONCE. rrslrd him as CAPABLE AND
SUCCESSFUL pactoners with whom | have had official
lhtercour'e CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner tf Patents"
Boston, Jan. !, 1857. 54yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

The attention of little girl having been
called to rosebush, on whose topmost stem
the oldest rose was fading, while below and
around it three beautiful crimson buds were
just unfolding their charms she at once and
artlessly exclaimed to her brother; "See
Willie, these little buds have just awakened in
time to kiss their mother before she dies"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

GoD IN HIsToRY.-It is because God is
visible in history that its office is the noblest
except that of the poet. The poet is at once
the interpreter and the favorite of heaven-
He catches the first beam of light that flows
from its uncreated source-he repeats the
message of the Infinite without always being
able to analyze it, Or why he was selected for
its utterance. But history yields in dignity
to him alone, for it not only watches all the
great encounters of life, but recalls what had
vanished, and partaking of bliss like that
of creating, restores it to animated being
The mineralogist takes special delight in con-
templating the process of crystalization, as
though he had caught nature at her work as
a geometrican; giving herself up to be gazed
at without concealment, such as she appears
in the very movement of action. But histo-
ry, as she reclines in the lap of eternity, sees
the mind of humanity itself engaged in form
alive efforts constructing sciences, promulga-
ting laws, organizing commonwealth, and
displaying its energies in the visible move
ment of its intelligences, OF all pursuits
that require analysis, therefore, it stands first.
1t is equal to philosophy; for as certainly as
the actual bodies forth the ideal, so certainly
does history contain philosophy. 1t is grander
than the natural sciences; for its study is
man, the last work of creation, and the most
perfect its relation with the Infnite.-Ban-
croft.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
From he Evening Post.
A Hymn for the Sup, eme Court of
the United States,

At prayer-meetng held in Plymouth Church. Brooklyn
this morning. the pastor, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
view Of the decision of the 'uniust udges of
the Supreme Court of the United Notwithstanding
citizen of the United States because his skin is black
Watts hymn which has been sung by our forefahers,
both sides of the ocean, in thousand Christian
gregatons, and which may need to be sung thousand
times again before there be AN end of rebukng those
who have fellowship with integrity and who frame mis-
chief by a law
Judges, who rule the world by laws,
Will We desps the righteous cause,
When the oppressed before you stands
Dare ys,ssHdemn the righteous poor
And ffch sinners go secure,
Whfe gold and and greatness bride your hands'
y I'VE forgot, or knew,
God will judge the judges too'
Fygh in the heavens his justice reigns,
fetiyou ingade the rights of God,
And send yoir bold DEGREES abroad,
TIE bind the conscience in your chains.
Tn Almighty thunders from the sky
Sd, Their grandeur melts, their titles die
Theyperish like dissoving frost
As empty chaf, when whrlwinds rise
Before the sweeping tempest flies,
So shall their hopes and names be lost.
fPhus shall the vengeance of the Lord
Safety and joy to saints afford
And all that hear shall Join and say.
&C Sure there's o God that rules on high
God that hears His children cry,
And viii their sui1erngs well repay.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
Attest. y. K. MERRILL, Register
A true copy Of record.
AngSt, T. K, MERRILL. Rerigter,

STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court, held at the
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, S. Probate Office in Johnson, in
said District, March f9, 1857.
Present, Hon. SAM { III. MERRIAM, Judge.
FRANKLIN G. HAYfoRD, Guardian unto Polly Hay
ford insane person, wife of Chester IGayord, of
said Johnson makes I'd said Court application in writing,
setting forth that the said Chester is seized of certain
piece Of land, situatedn said Johnson and occupied by
him IA Homestead ind that it would be for the interest
of the said Chester and of said Ward have the sold
therefore he prays for license to enable him to join with
the said Chester in deed Of conveyance of said Home
stead the law directs:
Whereupon, it Is ordered that hearing said appli-
catin be had at the Probate Office in Johnson the 9th
day of April next and it is further ordered that notice
to all parties Interested be given by publishing this order
and the substance of said applications three weeks
svey in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpe
er, previous to said bearing in order that they APP
pear and show cause, any they have why said License
ought not to be granted.
Blythe Court,
"a Attest. Il. c. BENTON. LR.. Reeister.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
Prnhata Courts.

TATE OF VERMONT, / Probate Courts 'ihin and FOR
WASHINGTON DISTRICT the District aforesaid will he
held at the Probate Office. in Montpelier, in said District
ON Tuesday OF each week, during the year enstlng.
HARVEY TlLDEN, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

fpilE Subscribers, haviDg been appointed hr he Honor
able Probate Count fdf The District OF Washington. com
mssiuners 10 receive, examine and adj list all caims
and demands If all persons against HE estate If liza
Bennett, late of Calais IN laid District, deceased, rep
resented ins'lvtm, and the terra # niuutIs from
the 25lh day ri bay 1851 be allo~e ed by said court
TO ts crei"rso said deceased Exhibit and povA tier
respective claims beoren Give that i'll attend
to the duties u aninent The DIV elline house
MIS- liuiddb Bennett In tuuis IN SAID district lie
2Sf day sof April aud tups bext, one ocIuck in the
afternoon, un each It az DIV.
Eufu< r Mo.ES Icnmmi,..nsr..
NELsUi a. CHASE. ' "''i'''S'""s's'
Calls. March 9 \ /. ~ IA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

STATE OF VERNUNrI In Probate Court held at
AsAivernS CouNrY So lpcier, in and Tor said
DiS'rc', On lle 2tI SO " ,arch, a. d. 1877,
~ 1LAS WiiEELU' r. .Aenini,'i,tlr On the Estate Of
y Jrias n Pow Ar A{dai., Ia ~ui .tdc, de p;,sed,
,yakes ap rati, ta "a s~It io ijcen-c yell ihe
Whole or Toe ned ,stI6 " said deceased, presenting
that sae"f par hereof IS s>hry inr the mymen of
The d"hlS m d decreased and expenses of adn nlslri
Ut sald Estate ad HAT piIiun Of sand Estate be
sold without mjHO To those Interested ia The remainder
thereof
Whertuppn ordered ny said Cont that said ppcaton
be re!redtu the 7 day Of April An. 1887 AT the Probate
Ore in Nontpcf, ta hear'ng and decision thereon; aud
Is further ordered, ial all persons inter esled be bottled
hereof. by puheau of notice Of This application and
order tim We, Ks successfully the Green Noun
tain Free man, Prued 1t Montpelier, hrfnre sad time If
h airing Hl they appear at said time ANA u cc and
If they c.Gsc. ~ q thereto.
BY the Court,
GA AIienI. Z. L MERRILL Rev sfel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
GI)a Social Circle.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
Gossiping.

Gossiping.
What commotion there is down in the
proverbially quiet neig hborhood of B.
"Earner HIS son George is going to build
him new. house. A new house? Yes,
neXfhause: and down to the Corner, too.-
enyenient it will be for him to 90 to
arsof course, he will work at his
ian Eell miss it sadly. But now |
thiI pally believe he is going to buy
ou = Fxand go to trading o, how
mi -. Nell be but then, | think he
felt little above, common people
= 5ut what in the world does he want of
huse? He's not going to be married. for |
don't believe he ever spoke to girl on the
subject in his life. He wouldn't have Mary
Jones, nor Sarah Peters, nor Betsey Wash
burn, and I'm sure he never went away from
town to see one in his life. But ha, ha, ha
it has just crept through my brain. Last fall,
when he went to Boston to see his uncles and
cousins, he found a lady there; Ell, a city
lady. How grand he'll be. So of course,
he will have house all made and furnished
in city style 1t will cost three thousand
dollars, at the least calculation. How nice
he'll be when he gets her,here. 1t will make
him three feet taller; but then, she needn't
go, to showing any Of her city airs here
though Of course, she'll think we are all as
green as the trees but she'll find that there
won't any one be imposed on by her. People
know something here as we'll as in the big
CITY,"
While these important items are going the
rounds, Farmer Fl. and his son are quietly at
work, utterly unconscious Of the excitement
prevailing in the neighborhood. As to build
ing, they never thought of the thing-but
they did sell Carpenter NJ timber enough for
a sawmill,
Then again, -" There is Lawyer Johnson's
only daughter--she went to the minister's to
be married. Then for her wedding suit
only think--she had her old silk dress fitted
over, and that old Grape shawl ceansed, and
bought cheap plain bonnet, and then, to cap
the whole, she carried the fan and parasol that
she's had these four years. should have
thought they would have had great wed.
ding as she is all the child they have" said
Mrs. Bates.
So should |, and / think they might have
got her white sstin dress, and sent to New
York for bonnet and shawl, and had her
appear out in shape, responded Mary Price
cat the least, think they might have got
her plain muslin, and something besides 8
plain stfa~ytsaid Alice Mason.
WE'LL" resumed Mrs. Bates, :" it's strang,
how stlngy sone people are. If my Jan,
was going to be married tomorrow, | should
be.willing she should have the very best W,
could afford"
al think johnson was always niggardIy
and if my father should treat me so, | woui,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
UANIEL HATE~, 7 FnIl IT
65 J. F.. BOSWORTl,)
Bertha, March lS A. d. 1857.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate count hrldcn
l.>NnILLE DIsTRIcr the Probate Office N Muftls
town, within aud Tor said Distlic ON the 10th day at
March, d. 1857:
Present, thu Hon SAMUEL MERRIAM, JroGE;
A Instrument, purpvrting 20 be the aS " and Tesla
lament Of Re iten toby, late 0i NorrisInwn n said dis
lrrt deceased being presented 10 The Cont hereby James
Newand, The Executor therein naued for Probae II is
"rdeIed by said Court that all ersnus concerned therein BE-
nu1ed Ia appear session Of sliG Count III be holden
al The HUNTSVILLE House, in M,n~town, the ooh day
OF April A. d. 1857, and slew ca'se, if any they may
nave, against the Probate Of said viii: for which purpose,
u Is nhei nldtred that cupy Of the record Of this utde
BE- published three weeks snccessvey in the Green Noun
TAN freeman printed al hiontpecr, previous to sad time
appointed for hearing
tue copy of Record,
70 Alinsi Il. &. EENTOM- liz Erntser.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

TuE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by The Hon
Probate Conr for the DlstIieI ct Washington, Com
misSones 10 receive examine aud all claims aud
demands of MI persons against the Estate of Solomon
Nye, laie of Berlin. in said District deceased repre-
scented lnsovtt and the term Of tx h. from The 18th
day Of Mach 1851 being allowed by said Courtu The
creditors u, said DECEASED exhibit and pave their re
spectve claims before usgive notice that will attend
The deceased in Berlin. in said District, the hind
"Wednesday If Apu aud September next, al nine O'Clock
in The FORENOON, ON sich Of said days
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

STATE eF VElMoSf In Probate G, ut holden a
WASHINGrF lIls' net IS. lonleer, within and for said
district, on the Il b day If March, T.. d. 1851.
'HEsTEk BUGHEH, Guardian Of Edwia r., Ciaes
and Martin BurFEain, minors, residing in 'aias, III
said III tficl, make icacn 10 sail Cou, for license
u" sell tlk fais 80 ea e~'ai. at his said MAIDS
10 wit: l2 acres agGfl 04 rods o land, situated in laid
ALAS, and being tie lanH If which III rinda Ii
Bnrnan, died seized N Her own right by deed dated No
vembe 10Th, 1913, uSccule" by Ezekiel Bunhanl, repre-
Scntng that the sale d said estate would be beneficial
his said wds for the purpose Investing the proceeds If
said sale in stocks OF zeal estate putting the same
interest.
Whereupcn it is ordered by said Court that said app
caliun he referred toe Hin day ni Apr ensuing, at
the PIume once III Montpelier aOlesnd, for healing aud
decision thereon aBdt Is further ordered That not,e OF
raid application and oCte time and place Of heaing there
If be- given 10 all Interested by the publication thereof
threeweeks successfully in the Green Mountain freeman,
newspaper printed .st Montpelier, before said lime of
hearing, that they y appear AT sd time ans place, and
| IT they cause OH, a Ia sad license.
by the Court.
Attest. y. r. MERRILL, Register
G5 a irue copy Of record.
| AnpSt, r. K, MERRILL. Rerster,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

Be thou as chaste as ice, as pure as snow,
thou shalt not escape calumny.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
Probate Notice.

THE Probate Courts ur The District of LamoiIe, will he
held for the year ensuing follows AT the Probate
Office in Johnson on The st MONDAYS aud at The Morris
vile House Murstown, on the third Mondays OF each
month through the year.
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
Johnson. nec l. 1855. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
NO HulnbUg !--Give sas a CALI!
MonIDrIipr. Sent q1tb 1886
Dr. Jacoby's Establishment,

DOR TIE TREATMENT OF THE SKIN, AND THE
RESTORATION OF THE HAIR, No. 2 FREMONT
STREET, BosToN. DR.. JACoBY invites the attention OF
persons subject to diseases Of the skin manifested in the
gradual loss of the hair who already bald
to his establishment where remedy W most cases be
found under his Maeta treatment He can not, In this
connection, persons too strongly aganS the of
greasy substances or those deeterious washes commonly
composed of oil alcohol which are at once so
fatal to the hair and skim In many cases. the loss of hair
proceeds from these circumstances The system expels
through the of the skin certain quantity Of animal
NATTER If this is suffered to remain the pores become
clogged up and consequently the health of the hair is inn
paired Now add to these animal accommodations greasy
substances, particularly one so vicious gummy castor
OIL is of increase the evil Cleanliness is the
first law of nature The animal deposits be removed
the skin kept free from all fatty matter, and the pores
kept open Let this be DONE and in nine out Of ten
there will be trouble with the hair In where dis
of the skin have been contracted by long neglect
Of these rules mineral treatment necessary restore
the skin to heahful and natural condition. Dr. JAcoBY
will be happy to give to person calling him
extended explanation of the whole theory such diseases
and their treatment founded upon simple and obvious
dtons of natural science. The appended certificate Is
only of large number from other sources tetfyng
to the efficacy of his Mineral ashes remedy bald
ness.
Thsis to certify that have used an article called the
Berlin Hair Wash applied during the or six weeks
to my head for the purpose of renewing and strengthening
the hair 1t has been very effective in producing such
result and can cheeruly recommend the to those
afflicted with badness or diseases connected herewith
49, JONAS CHICKERING.
Dr. JAcoBY would also call the attention of the publc to
his celebrated MINERAL HAIR DYE, which will be found on
trial. to posses advantages over Dye discovered
now in use. The majority of the Hair Dyes are
composed of nitrate of silver which is powerful caustc
not only sure to inure the skin and the hair but
producing green, pink and metallic tns in its coloring-
Dr. Jacoby's Hair Dye although derived from minerals
has in its composition neither nor acid 1t will pro-
duce any tint from the highest brown deepest black
and PERFECTLY the hues of the hair 1t
will also soften the texture of the hair 1t will IN NO CASE
stain, burn any way njure the skin Any person
can test its capabilities by single trial. The most entire
and perfect satisfaction is guaranteed for it.
The appended certificate from Dr.. Chas. T. Jackson will
testify to its ethcacy:--
! Boston, Nov. 49, 1851.
have seen Dr. NJ. JacQby's Hair Dye used in cooring
hair of deep brownish black of beautiful natural color
and can certify that is perfectly efficient and
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
5Sm3 Assayer to the State If Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
Discharge of Duty

Yet nerve thy spirit to the proof,
And banch not at thy chosen lot;
Tic timd goou may stand aloofs ----.--
YES I sFhe sage may frown--yet faint thou not
Nor heed the shaft too surely cast,
The foul and Kissing bolt of scorn
For by thy side shall dwell at last
The victory Of endurance born.
~. Truth crushed to earth, shall rise again;
The eternal years of God hers;
But Error, wounded, writhes with pain,
And dies among her worshipers.-Brydat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SIONFE(C7HNEQDN RN,

CARLTON & WESTON ca ard 20 Elliot stee
ufaclure every variety of Fteach d Amc can CVtfec
tonary for their whole,ae trade he' 81, OK the lar,
ge~ and their prices tie most ea,uhu2ic OF any in The
market
~Oice and samples II ten ~ street, oprnsite the Nh
orders solicited aud poin! attended 10 al either
mace.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
500 Agents yVameeG!

\ a business paying from $50 to $50 per mouth. No
hnmbus chance business. Permanent employment
given, and capital required
For particulars, enclose postage stamp and address
65w3 A, SIMPSON, Exeter, N. H..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
EnsravinssmW bOlesaIe aud Retail.

J. X WIGUIN, PRINTSEL
10 fremont street. Boston, Opposite the Museum.)
Has fun collection nf MezZonls fr Gecan Pa ntiDg
from 80 cents SIS each. The uade az d semnaiies
supplied ON the best terms Also selection Of FINE
LANE ENGRAvrNGs embracing the best subjects by the old
masters, with the modern Ergsh FIencI German and
Italian Works, Frames aud ARTISTS Materials.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS
Have repeatedly been awarded these manufacturers in
Boston New York Philadelphia and other places, but have
never previous to 1867 in any advertisement, hand bill
circular, been alluded to in a single instance by them
having always relied upon the character Of their instru
ments, which have been before the public about thirty
years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

May be stated that the Exhibition Of the Massach
sets Charitable Mechanic Associations they awarded
SILVER and BRONZE MEDALS, for GRAND and SQUARE
PIANOFORTES.
6TAll orders by mail or otherwise, faithfully
ted as if the parties personally present. and will be
warranted to give satisfaction.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
Beware of Lying Strangs

A MAN who gave his name as Ier|
IA liams, came To my house ON the md
tober, and told us that he had seen nj
Sherthill at IIarrisburg-that he asked
hill whether he could not come to LeV;;]
that his mother lived there, &c. lie n
serted that Alexander Burk had tire |
that be was married to his sister a,
Burks were all at the wedding-aIl n
can prove to be lies, and that the truth \
in the scapegraee who is running thrsa,
world. The fellow wore black hat n
brown cassinet pants and coat. pink
shirt that looked as if il could soeD md
self, and boots full Of holes. Whstbr
name is Williams or Walker lhagia.
the latter name to ShorthilD | am na|
to say but that Alexander Burk hs
one wife. we all know here; and that y
in Harrisburg Jail for bigamy. i. tutaR|
true, as | can prove by a despatch f.a
Wilson. the jaisnr. Whether this map
is Williams or Walker, | am mt all. |.
but can truly that he is a liar-so ter1
such trash. ELIZA RfH
Lewistown, Oct. D, IS57-lt