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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15
Advice to the Girls.

But how are we TO learn to be good wives
you may ask while We are yet scarcely more
than children. We answer, Begin now to
keep your drawers. boxes, desk, &C., in per-
feet order; never PIT on a garment with q
hole in it when possible to prevent it, and
never descend to family prayers and the
breakfast table until your whole person, from
your glossy hair to your little feet, is perfect
ly neat and clean. We would also advise
every young girl to take care Of her own
bedroom, for if you learn how to arrange
one department well in every respect, you
can at once know how TO overlook whole
house, however large. You must take care
to abhor with all your might, dust under
your bed and bureau, as we'll as upon them
always hang your dresses and skirts upon
hooks instead OF leaving them Oh the backs of
chairs, and pray do not have battalion of
shoes kicking about under your bed, but put
them in bag or bandbox that you can
g for the purpose, properly paired, and not
with one mate ane one odd one
Perhaps an additional inducement for Ia
king care of your own rooms will be the last
that to throw up your windows and make
your bel, dust and sweep your apartment,
will give you lovely, healthy bloom upon
your cheek, which all the cosmetics in the
world could not impart. If, our dear young
lady readers, you will begin at once to over
come whatever disordorly habits you have,
you will in the end gov to be women who
who have the will and ability to impart an
immense deal Of comfort and happiness to
whoever may have the good fortune to marry
you; and we are sure that you cannot mag
inc in this world more gratifying destiny,
unless indeed you are horrible, gorgonized,
strong-minded females, or heartlcss, fashion,
able hirs, who, not knowing what real love
is, spcrd their empty lives in making preten-
ccs Of affection, and degrade the ighest at
tribute Of their natures into football to be
kicked about from one to another.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

Humanity will direct to DO particularly
cautious OF treating with the least appearance
of neglect, those who have lately met with
and are sunk in life. Such per-
sons arc apt to think themselves sighted
when no such thing is intended. Their
minds being already sore. feel the least rub
severely. Aud who would be so cruel as to
add affections to the afflicted !?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

SPEECH AND SnENcE.-The ear and the eye
are the minds receivers-but the tongue is
only busy in expanding the treasure received.
If, therefore, the revenues Of the mind be
uttered as fast, or faster than they are re-
ceived, it must needs be bare, and can never
lay up for purchase. But If the receivers
take in still without utterance, the mind may
soon soon grow burden to Itself, and un-
profitable to others. l will not lay up too
much AID utter nothing, lest | DO covetous;
nor spcnd much and store up little, lest L be
prodigal aud poor-Bishop Hall.
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AYERS CHERRY KElTuI.NL-
FOR THE RAPID CURE or
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESs, InFl.t IT,
"a, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING CoVGIE,
GROUP, ASTHMA, INClPIERT
CONSUMPTION,

io the relief Of consumrtiye patients 10 al,arc ages
Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public # its Virtues Golelunt
every town, and almost every hamlet Of the American States
Its wonderful cures of pulmonary complaints lave nj
ready known Nay, few the families IN any a., acd conn
try On This continent without personal ,re III lis
effects; and fewer yet the communities ANY prr W Lave
not among them living trophy Of It's rrt IS over the sub
tie ard dangerous diseases OF the throat and ulgs. c it is
the most powerful antidue yet known to ur tie Galala
Die ard dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary also
the pleasntest and safest remedy that he ld ed in
lnts and ycnng Persons. Parents shoui hsye il in sore
Gganst the nsho's enemy that steals upc te uHIhlHrcd
We have abundant grounds TO believe the GERRY cToRA
saves more lives by the cOnsump0as prevents tan these it
cures Keep it by YOU and cure your colds while they arc ra
tie nor neglect them until human skill lnaste The in
exc raie canker that fastened the yia yonr lie away
All know tie dreadful fatality # hing disorders. AMI rs tbs
know h the virtues Of this remedy need Dc more than
assure them il still made the hes, it be- Nv spare no
cost 70 care no tell to produce it the Pc, ft los.t and
hus ned these who rely ii the hest agent wh ful skill
lnnlsI ir ll-air
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15
Sonnet.

0 how much more doth beauty beauteous seem,
BY that sweet ornament which truth doth give.
fhe rose looks fair, but fairer we it deem
For that sweet odor which doth in it live
The canker-blooms have full as deep dye,
As the perfumed tincture of the roses,
Hang on such thorns, aud play wantonly
When summers breath their masked buds dscloscs;
But, for their virtue only is their show,
They live unwoo'd, and unexpected fade;
Die to themselves, Sweet roses do not SO;
OF their sweet death sweetest odors made
And so of you, beauteous and lovely youth
When that shall fade, my verse distils your truth.
shakespeare.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

The setting of a great hope is like the set
tsng of the sun The brightness of our life
is all gone. Shadows OF evening fall around
us, and the world seems but dull reflection
Itself a broader shade. We look forward
into tho coming lonely night. The soul
wlthdraws into itself The stars arise, and
the night is holy.-7Aackeray.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15
VyGGEEN EHANUFACTDgl
AT AESI, NAi AJS
BURDENS
New Patent Horse Shoe,

HS gre iiest invention OF tho age which surpaS
| utility, Durability, and beauty of hnsh any hhg Of
the Kind yet achieved by The skin Of man, is made by
machinery from superior quality of iron, at much
loss than the hand made horse shoe II conceived IN
the inside, whitn view To the BETTER PREsRRvAT OF
oRsEs HooF, ana lls shape, LEssENlNa THE NEcss
eiTY OF PAIRING IT. and being MORE DESIRABLE ron
THE CoMr0FToF ANIMAL THAN Sn' EVER OFFERED II
THE Pu8L These shoes sold according Ia size, like
mems boots--a mcthod heh usures more perfect tic
than can otherwise be obta ined, This invention pro-
nounced extraordinary IN usefulness by many rrers and
hlncksni,s and is rapidly coming into general in all
portions Of the United Stltes
Fornrher particulars nd samples apply the Agents.
BLODGEI. BROWN Co,
80 and 81 pear ST. Boston, Mass.
Dec. il 1856 52yl
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CARP .E'FENGS.
U S Il
DIR. CLOUGH'S
COLaUM BTAN PILLS.

w. @@ ~ '>sJ- 4SJ% <-@S az ~ - AyAAASs
The Greatest Wonder of the WorHi
TUE remedy fot LirER COMPLAINT, and al Bilious De
rangemenis, without she use of Minerals, is discover
STCKNESS," Ii CHI has so long rem jrrcd our fre3dps
wcched Oh drsue, is conquered as il by maggie by the
Use Of this
Sovereign Remedy.
COSfiVENESS.-Use / to pills daily. They cleanse
the luesnes In an e'sy and natural manner. and leave
thO bo els regular and cure Piles GlsJ
DYSrEPSiA.-Use 2 To 3 pills daily. They create a
healthy flow Ct pure bile and as natural consequence
Headache, Langnur, Melancholy Indigestion and other
symptoms Of Dyspepsia. vanishl and is certain,
Try them once fairly for yourself
LIVER COMPLAlNT.-Use TO pills daily unlilcur
ed, your pam ia the side bacR and shoulders win
the saow groSsGess Of the skin and eye balls will he
change 10 its own natural cearness and soncss and
your new and lively feelings will testify thefc is some
thing Ia live for
Ri'GuMAMIsM OR GoUT.-uac to pills three
Zines week They remove Inflammation from the mus
eus and glments Of the joints and the lame lean for v
ater using iva three boxes--like oil on machinery
'takes It run casy Please read tur certificates aud
cure
LRYsiPELAs SALT RHEUM OR SCRoFULOUs
ERU"FloNS, SCUkNY, SORES, ULCERS.-tse 3 to
twice or tbfee lines week. Their saaative and pur
gaiVe erect np HE Gds that feed the SKIN, well
The pe'.c purity they give the blood removes these
deS, and gives soitaess and p1rness 10 the sh in and
complexion. Try them Ladies' fer yourselves.
Sometimes two three pills will prov, sufficient pur-
sttVe i depends apon The aysem) At other times more
! uredrd.
FaVERS OF ALL KINDs.-They restore the blood to
regular and healthy ula0n, and Physicians sly they
are the best cntharic in use, and for ladies' in child bed
none superior, they calm the nerves relieve The head
do Hot debilate
ct ali then try 1t Thettit will do good lis fh
i use VIII relieve suffering and disease for less
OF money ind ass Of time than any diCne before
discovered Ii Is superior medicine for females under
the mast delicate circumstances. Every trial gains
Friends General directions for accompany each btx
pri % ctS Five boxes for ST. Said by all respectable
Druggists and Meteh nis
WM. RENNE, Proprietor Pittsield Mass.
Fred f. Smith, Dnggist, Montpelier VI, will supply
Druggists and Mechants at the manufacturer lowest
prices by the Dazen Gross. Sold also by H. f. Pierce
Mortified, Or. &. Porter Bethel J. smith So uth Roya
uu Bute
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ON MANWOOEs.

AND IT'S PRE.N4TURE- DECLINE.
just Published, Gratis, the 2Cth TIL ousand
\ FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREATMENT
- Wllhsht Medicine, of Spetmaiorrhta LccWi Weak
ness Nocturnal Emissions, Genital an Nervos. Debility,
lmpotencys and lmpediments to Marriage generally
ny 3. DE LANEY, NJ, n
The important fact that the many alarming COMPLAINTS.
originating in the inn audience and solitude of ydn mny
he eaSily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is In this smHii
aet. clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and
highly successful treatment, adopted by The AHthor,
ihiy explained, by meats Of which is enabled
to cure HIMSELF perfectly and at The least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised nosrums Ot the dav.
Sent 10 any address, gratis aud post free scared
Inpe BY RENTING lpnst Paid two pcsnac stamps Ia
liR. B.nE LaNEY, II ihspeuard street,
4mst New York CITY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

Discourses Immortality and reflections upon
human nature, are the best meaus we can
make use Of to improve our minds, and gain
a true knowledge of ourselves.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

The MISERY OF IDLENEss.--A man who is
able to employ himself innoccntly is never
miserable 1t is the idle who are wreiyhed.
Il wanted to inaict the greatest pr! hmont
oo a fellow creature, / would shut him up
alone in dark room without employment.
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3)oetlcal.

May not weep when sorrows spell,
Around my heart is thrown p
When friends loved, alas too well,
Have left me now alonel
May not weep when thoseI love
Away from earth have flown p
And gone to dwell with saints above
Nor think weep alone
May not weep when now hear
No more sisters tone
When she, my bosom friend SO dear,
Has left me me now alonel
A sisters voice in chitdhoods home,
Was ringing in mine ear
The sephyr's whisper DER the tomb
Is all that now hear.
That voice is choked and hushed that sound,
The echo Of her toner
And to the churchyard's sacred mound,
wander of alone
May then weep when now SEQ
That rsshly severe tie
Or would her spirit gaze on me
And chids me from the sky
IF God has called my sister there
Why should weep alonei--
While she the seraph's smile may share,
The frown Of earth's my own
Yes, will weep in youths gay morn,
My eyes bedim with tears
And will weep, though hoary age
Should crown my head with years.
Yes, will weep until hear
From Heaven my sisters tone;
Then will check the falling tear,
And Weep no more aionei
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

fsie SaQe 10 business he profits of which ore over
5EE I'LL seat. This is not one OF the lnmbngs Of the
a#y u chance back business any Young possess.
ing prcln ufener yankee grit cannot tail to make
moi thIy living, bu foune. For full particulars enclose
a HOSTING stamp and address
0s3 G, d. NoNrRosE, Boston, Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

Keep your temper in disputes. The cool
hammer fashions the red-hot iron into any
shape needed
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LEAD PIPE, PUMPS,
dAQ0M AND TAEl WARE,
Cast aT0n sinks, Sheet Zinc,
Russia and English Stove Pipe,

RUSSIA IRON SAP BOILERS,
and othe articles mention, constantly on
hand aud sld nj The lowest prizes for cash All kinds
OF Barter taken in exchange for whes ..,
Stowe, VT. Move Der, 1856 AIT
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Please address FOWLER AND WELLS No. 3O3 Broadway New
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FNHE Probate Courts for the district OF Lumoille will be
held for the year ensuing follows: AT the Probate
Office in johnson, The Isl MONDAYS and HE Morris
vile House IN Morrstown, the third Mondays of each
month through the year.
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

PROBATE courts.
STATE OF VERMONT, I Probate Courts thin and for
WAsnISGroN DsrmcT, s. the District, aforesaid will be
held the Probate Office. in Montpelier in said district,
on Tuesday OF each week, during the year ense,ng.
HARVEY TiLDEN, Judge.
Deceu 1sf
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$500.
EDROCL A NATION.
TO the WayOr and Citt1ens Of PHILADELPHIA
ami Ihe Uai0R:

NITU
PROPOSE To test my Electric OIL on NY of Rheu-
maiisn Feurelga Paralysis Asthma, Piles, Govt Fever
and asut, TGtleri FGlons Sweings Of ali kinds Cramps
Deafness (and other that have treated
fny and to forfeit to any public institutions the Mayor
,nsy $780, if my Genuine Electric Oil does make
ctfettual Cure in each
gentleman at BurHHm's Hotel, (MontpclierJ used IL
for Neuralgia and says he had red in vaue to sleep for
two days and nigtshis face dreadnliy swollen and
exceedingly paiaf BY three applications of the
Eclectic OPP he entirely reeived and an half an
hour went To bed and SLEPT nicely he has had re1rn Of
hisidSease although The weather damp and bad. has
failed in single Of Rheumatism.-Ihsre 10
much in using tho iOil' right Follow The directions.
Ny pure "Eleetri@Ol' il enough. BE careful Of the
couueres, young scamps who use NY certificates 10 sell
and neceiye the people Only Dep1 that is NJ
ner WALNUT and EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia. All
the cures advised in this paper year two past
made by my Oil Come and see the certificates Of 500
citizens
SMITH Chemist
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JOHN 6. ,TM' g.. ~.
-!gsipelas, Scr0Gila, kinr's gyii, 4.::,-,
,In,nnrs. aEA Gnlt HhN...-..

I,t1H n t1Gaih4 AGfthuit II X. Ls}D> }''.
o.. ArlF: Your Pills are the par d. o. o.., --tn
.tti"r ihe' la'ecurrd my i.ttl1 ta-. i, 90 t,
UrpH hr hands and let thai had poy ..r.,' d.. 3 s
M i7'I"r has been long grisyosly a l..o ,l.i ee to
I,rpb hI skin aud in her hair. Aitci ouY r' rl
- ASS ''al yodl lis, and they have cured Aer,
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GER TIEiEA TIES


Imp Ortant from DIR. IL. w. Sabin, of ROehes-
ter, New York.
December |, 1855
This may certify that have made trial Of " BACll'S
AMERICAN COMPOUND in case Of severe bfunciiHi
Affection and long standing irritation of the muCs coat
IF The Amen!ary track BY the use OF iva bottles Of the
above Com pouud it thought permanent cure was eE
feced have seen its wonderful effects in decided
Of Sctoiua Con umpIion, where the patient was
thought q be beyond curcatier taking few bues of
the American Compound, is thought to he out of
danger and neatly we'll. From what nav steu Of The
effect Of The Compound, III uld certainly commend ISIS
Hse in such cases above named.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

BEAUTIFUL ExTRACT.-" There was 30 end
to his delight, The little birds MARBLE and
sing, and futtered and hoped about, and
the delicate wood flowers gave cut Their odor;
and every sound took sweet odor by the
hand, and thus walked through the open door
of the chid's heart, and he'd a joyous nup-
tial dance therein But the nightingale sang
and the lily of the valley led the dance +;
for the nightingale sang Of naught but love,
and the lily breathed of naught but limo
ceuce, and he was the bridegroom and she
was the bride. And the nightingale was never
weary Of repeating the same thing hundred
times over, for the spring OF love which
gushed from his heart was ever new, and
the lily bowed her head bashfnlly, that nc
one might see her glowing heart. And yet
that lived SO slowly and entirely in the other
that no one could see whether the notes Of
the nightingale were floating lilies, or the
lilies visible Undertaking like dewdrops from
the nightingaes throat. State vithom an
| end
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4 COZ 10 give nmers some idea of our sales, we
onnex The following scale If prices, viz.
hib Souchong Tea ,5r jb. Mocha Coffee 90.
ill., Y dyson 2,aj sib good 100.
g5- The Spices put up in and - Ii tin cases,
expressly for family use, and are warranted to be strictly
pure article, and only need al 10 establish them in
pucG favor.
SPANISH CoFFEE.--We would cuI the attention Of
consumers and dealers to 0nr SPANISH COFFEE Article
which highly esteemed and gives the greatest satsiac-
oI. Il prepared with particular care, and by peculiar
process IN roasting pound Of this coffee, is believed,
is eHna to l 2 lbs. Of any other.
DADELION COFFEE-Ihs article is calefuy pro
pared at our Mills, and put up in packages having
trade mark and may be relied upon the best and
approved mixture Ct daGdeon and coffee.
TAkAXACUM OR PREPARED ptNpEInN Ronr.--Ths
cie is prepared and rnasted at Mills, IS ret,ied by
Family Grocers generally in city and coury aud bearing
our trade mark "Chinaman grinding Coffee" may be
lied upon The GENUINE ABTlcLE. The proportion used
is about half the qnatly Of coffee The price 20
per pound, and is warranted be the same
that which has been sold for fifty cents pound by Drug
gists
The medical properties OF Dandeon are well known,
and held in high estimation by all who it, This being
preparation Of the mt, win all ils medical virtues
aned, he mixed iii coffee not, best SUITS The
TASTE aud will be found cheap aud economical family
heverage one pound of which being nearly equal
pounds of coffee. II is prescribed by many eminent
srilns, To invads, children aud aged PERSONS
lrcous be- erage, and remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
affections, &c
3- Be careful to observe hat all Cuffees have
trade mark, " Chiniman grinding Coffee"
l5- TO GRtcEGs AND DEALERS, liberal discount Is
made enabling them to supply cir customers AT the
low laes.
QCg- TO CASH PURCHASERS.-Ol object being to
large sales small profits offer Inducements
which cannot he afforded by Those who do business
credit system and confidently invite an examination
Of the QUALITY of stock and prices comp lred
with thuse OF any other house
| Boston, Aug. 10, 1856 Sons.
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BENJAMIN QSray's Estate.

J'IlE Subscribers having been appointed by the Honora-
bic Probate Cuuit fof the District Of Washington COM
mSoners to receive, eXami re, and adjust all claims and
demands Of all PERSONS against The Estate Of BENJAMIN
GRAY, late of Calais in said District deceased,
represented instveni, and tho term of six mouths from
the ltl DAY Of December 1856, being allowed by said
Cotrl 10 The creditors Of said deceased, exhibit and
prove their respective claims befre rs. ve notice, that
we will attend to the drics of appointment at he
dweliDgh"nse Of Mrs. Lydia Gray, in Calais, in said
Dis,fct the second Thursdays Of February and June
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, each Of said days.
NELSON 4. CHASE, cou,,
a. P. HICKS, OiH' TO-
luI1 nucO A n
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find repose; where all signs are hushed, and
all tears are dried
LYNDA g. WHITE.
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RaENTAL aURGRsEg V

Qf fSgssEaa IAR. Q. P. FOBBUsu respi clfoy nffnns
~Nil I1Yi3 hsffends and the public hal be viii be
bappy tn receive continuance Of their former ir mt
renagc and hopes by attention TO business and sklui
nechanismta merit and receive continuance Of their
favors.
MALT VI
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS.

a Luftt,
For the convenience Of Druggists and individuals nov
nsing this Medicine in the state Of Vermont, constant
supply viii be kept in the hands Of oar state Agent, FRED
Z. SMITH. and all applications or orders VII BE- promptly
fllad, on tie same terms when adGredd'd In
P. V. Il. COVENTRY d, CO., Fruprst0rs.
81 Genesee ST. Auburn, n. Y.
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The only love truly who love wisely.
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PREPARED BY DR.. J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass


o. Tyler, Fred L. Sn ith, and J.. F. Perez Aurpefr
=. foi'r. and Geo. Nichols. Narlhed II = lamp,
,lowr; }. - eratey, Waterbury; C. A Badgre. s. TO
West R'hdpiph a. l.. Bigeiuw, Barre.
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F0r Df0psy, PIeihOra, or kiHdFcd COnl-
plants, requiring al active purge, ty excellent
remedy
For Costiyeness or Constipation, anl as q
Dinner Pill, they are agreesi l' AVID T. taa.
Fits, Suppression, Pasaly sis, II. Ham n alton,
anu even Deafness, and PattI Blindness iate Lcei
cured by the Alternative action Of lluse / ill.
Most of the pills in market contain ielcirv which although
valuable remedy in skl hands, is danger, t., IL Ii
from the dreadful consequences that ce elra ncall.
lous These contain mercury OF iur ~ stance
whateve,'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

Hon. D L. DODGE, OF Auburn, N. y, aud late member
of unr State Legislature and of the accomplished
Physicians and Chemists of country after giving this
medicine his personal observation, says - Ii is destined
tn spersede all liz lid preparations tor the OF Chronic
distascs.''