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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden
AMorlLg DIsTRIcT SIS. the Probate Office in Morris
town. wahln aud for said District, the 10th day 0f
March, d., 1857
Presadi, III. Hon SAMUEL MERRIAM, JuDeE:
lnsimwent, purpuring 10 be the last win and Tesla
II ment 81 he hen HCoby late of Morsown, in said dis
lct deased being presented 10 the Court here by James
Newand the Executor therein named, for Probae 1t Is
erdeied III said Court That all hrsons concerned therein be
no. 6ehb appear D session If said Court be holden
at The hqrrisve House, in NJ ri.own, on the goth day
of Apr A. d. 1857 and slew cause, if any they may
have, against the Probate Of said VIII: for which purpose,
IL fuhs ntred thai copy Of the record Of this order
pblsir hree weeks successfully in the Green Noun
ait repbai printed at Montpelier, previous TO said time
appoinis,9tvr hearing
| ~ true copy Of Record,
a. -. Attest, r. c. BENTON, JR. Register
srATE OhVEEMONT In Probate C,urt holden n
WAsHseaeS District ss Montpelier, within and for said
district on The l7th day ii March, A. d. 1857.
| f,HESTEE BUGBEE, Guardian Of Edwin r., Chaes
" and Martin Rurnham mlhors, residing In CALAIS, in
said hi slcl, maxi, application To said Court for license
sell befuowing deciIed real estate of his said Yards
TO witt "a aud 04 rods Of land, situated in said
Calais, aid being the same Iani of which Flcrinda II
Burnla died srized in her own right, by deed dated N"
vember 1h, 1913, executed by Ezekiel Bumham, repre-
sentng M The sale of said estate would be beneficial Ia
his sad Wards for the purpose OF Investing the proceeds q
said sale IN stocks real estate, putting the same al
interest
Wherelbon it ordered by said Court, that said appli
cation be filtered the lh day III April next ensuing Al
the PoEEe Office in Montpelier afuesaid, for hearing ant
decision fbeTeon and it is further ordered. that notice
said arplean aud OF tie time and place OF hearing there
f b gfai all Interested Ivy the publication there"
threeweks excessively in the Green Mountain Freeman
a newspaper printed al Montpelier, before said time "
hearing that they may appear At lid lime ane place, AM
if they cause ohit ct Ia said license.
| BY the Court,
Attest. r. R. MERRILL, Register
Is A true copy of record.
- 10 T.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
f. e. F. RICE,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Dealers in Teas Of cre'y. Kind,
ll6 and lis State street. Boston.

u.
ll6 and lis State street, Boston,
T. GILBERT g. co.
Grand Paior GRIND and Square
Piano-Forte Mandatory,
No. Asa Washington Street.
BOSTON.
.Nep York WdreioOms,
4I3 and 421 Broadway, Corner Of Canal street.
The present senior partner being the Piano Man
ufacturer in Boston. This firm has within the last year,
introduced some very important and material
IMPROVEMENTS.
An entire set of scales have been made, including
scale for Grand PianofOrte The first Piano made
from received the reward of Silver Medal at the last
Exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Assoc
citation. By the peculiar construction of said scaes
they have greatly improved their Square Pianoortes by
increasing the vibrations cearness and purity of Tone
They have also adopted
NEW IMPROVED ACTION,
Which is simple in its construction, very sensitive to the
most delicate touch operates without spring ian advan-
tage possessed by other acton and therefore requires
little if any, regulating by the changes Of weather eli
maecombnes all the most desirable qualities sought for
during the last twenty years. for which Medal was awar
ded the last Fair Of the Massachusetts, Charitable Me-
chanic Association These instruments all prepared
for Colman's Patent
EOLIAN ATTACHMENTS,
In which there combined with the Pianoforte Wind In
strument, the same key board controlling both in such
manner that either be used seperae both together
thus furnishing instrument for Organ Piano Music,
that may be combined at the pleasure of the performer,
In orchestral effects
IRON FRAMES
From knowledge of the fact that Pianoforts made with
out metallic frames as the in Of the first
to which the Eolan applied constantly subject
to variations in pitch by changes of temperature many
persons have honestly supposed mpraccabe and inc
pedient to combine Wind and Strnged Instrument But
having the strings connected with the entire iron frame at
both ends, las all made by this rm entirely OBJ
viaes this difficulty the strings and frame expanding and
contracting together, which preserves uniform pitch in
the Piano, that additional tuning is required the
ordinary Pianoforte to keep the Piano in with the
Reeds.
MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS
Have repeatedly beea awarded to these manufacturers Ii
Boston New York Philadelphia and other places but have
never (preyous to 1885, in any advertisement, hand-hi
or circular been alluded to in single instance by them
having always relied upon the character Of their nsru
mens, which have been before the public about thrt,
years.
THE FACT
May be stated that at the last Exhibition Of the Masachu
sets Charitable Mechanic Association, they awarded
SILVER and BRONZE MEDALS for GRAND and SQUARl
: PIANOFORTES.
R5All orders by mail or otherwise, faithfully execu
ted as If the parties personally present. and will
warranted to give satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

love of the sincere heart, and humble worship
of the contrite spirit, can he, in the strtcteSt
sense of the word be called honest2 trow
not.
Again he says: aNeither is it to be sup
posed that man is successfully honest because
he does worship"
Worship is an ardent love and alteration.
Now the Great Jehovah is omnipotent in
truth and honesty, and if man loves and
adores Him, he must worship his attributes Of
truth and honesty. Neither will, he do that
which he knows will displease him, or that
which is contrary to His plain commands. If
you had an infinitely kind and tender parent,
whom you loved very dearly, you would strive
in every possible. manner to please him, nor
would you willingly do that which he had
strictly forbidden you to do. Thus it is with
the Christian, Gods true worshipper; for
Christ, the Almighty teacher, says: He
that hath my commandments, and keepeth
them, he it is that loveth me-"
Though priests may 'swhitewash Devils, .
they are Devils still; they cannot change
their nature-the e cloven foot" will show
itself in spite of whitewash. Such priests
are priests of Mammon, and not Of God, fol-
they hold no fellowship with Satan or his
emmissaries. Though the attempt has otter
been made, they have never succeeded, to my
knowledge, in listening "Slavery onto the
i Bible" and neDer swa. So long as Goo
rules ip heaven, so long will he be copsisten
Fwith His Word. When He created man il
His own, image, he never Commanded one be
cause he was utiter than another, to grin(
him down to level with the brute, and how
ever subtitle Satan's priesthood may be, the,
will never be able to find any such command
Your correspondent says: "When TIT
Church shall have purged itself Of man
stealers, cradle-plunlerers, &C., it will be tim
enough for them to boast of honesty as com
pared with Others"
Was the disciple any the less honest becaus
Judas was a thief, and sold his Master 70
s. thirty pieces of silver? Were the rest o
the Church any the less honest because An
ninias and Sapphire were not so? 1t seem
by these examples, that a profession of reli
gon was no SIRE evidence of its possession
or test of honesty, in the days of the Apos
ties, more than now A man may pro
tess to be your friend, while at heart he is
bitter enemy. So a man may profess to be
Christian when his heart is far from Christ
but the real Christian, Gods true worshippel
is honest. MINNIE MOORE.
Maple Grove
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
BEDDING and Pew Cushions.

ranied Bedding If every de. criion such Feather
Reds rases comurtables and Pew Cushions CONSTANT
y on hand at the store Of JAMES II. HALLErT,
l6 Dock Square and 81 faneu HALL,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Wanted.

Active gents for county, in The New England
states 10 whom The best indictment viii he gwen. Ad
dress stamp enclosed ii. klNGMAN,
SIS Nerrlmac street, Boston,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
a Mothers Love.

:. ByswILLIAM WINTER -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
STATE LFGISLATURF-

We are authorised announce Col S. NJ Rwrss, of
Gles County candidate for First Assistant Clerk Of the
House OF Representatives CT the Tennessee Legislature
sspl l2-te
We are authorised to announce WILLIAM JACKSON. ESQ.,
q candidate for Trustee of Davidson county sent I3-td
We are authorised TO announce PRAEK S. Hale, OF Nc
MINI county, candidate for Principal Clerk OF House
oil o. the Tennessee legislature sep II to-
We are AUTHORIZED 10 announce G. W ROY, of Davidson
county candidate for Door Keeper to the Senate OF the
We authorised to announce WHY wooPeocK, Of
Macon county candidate for Door Keeper to the h9nee OF
COCK refers to Gen. s. Doneson: col 70. u Glilo w
3 Mnnoay James Turner, and H. Denton Esq s. as
We are h5ses 10 announce W. X Mccall, Of Nash
VILE cah idae for Assistant Clerk Of the otahch
We are sniSor5 10 announce JoHN A. BLAcKBuRS Of
Uuon County for Principal Doer Keep to the
We are n,bo,iz.d 70 announce KEEN of Sumner
comfy candidate Door Keeper Of the House of Repre-
sentatives Of the next legislature aug 81
CH.ptYs STONE il candidate Principal Clerk Of the
Senate of the Legislature of Tennessee. aUg26 10
We are authorized AcroN YOU'VE, candi-
date DooKeeper OF the Senate Of the Legislature
OF Tennessee. Iaug. % te
we are authorize to JAMES W. NEWMAN, of
Representatives Of the next Legislature Of Tennessee
aug 97-td%
We are authorized to announce JAMES R. SLATER. of
Clerk of House Of Representatives oAe next Legislature Of
Tennessee. aug. cote
We are authorized to announce GEORGE W. IRwIS,
Of this city candidate for Messenger of the Senate ofthe
next Legislature OF Tennessee. laug. 93te~l
We authorised R. W. BAYw ooD of this
city, candidate for Principal Clerk Of the House OF Rep
resentaives Of the Legislature OF Tennessee. aug2l-Id
We authorised J. D. Smith, of TUllahO-
candidate for Door Keeper Of the House OF Represen
tstives OF the Tennessee L. gisiauIe. aug 2l-Id.
We authorised 10 announce J. P. PEiEsTLY, of
Charlotte, Dickson county, candidate tor bngrVssing
Clerk the Senate of he next Legislature OF Tennessee.
aug 2O-td
We authorized to J. Z. JACKSON, of Man
chester Coffee county, candidate for Expressing CLERK Of
the Senatorial branch Of the next Legslau lStd
We horned 10 announce Col L. C. WAGGOEER, of
Williamson county as candidate for First assistant Clerk
In the Representative Branch Of the State Legisa
ture.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
COMMERCIAL.
Money Matters in New York.


The New FORK EUeHiRg Post of the 18th inst, quotes
a sale of Tennessee 6s, of 1890, that day at 500.
This is evidently typographical error, as the ad-
vance in these bonds upon the sales at the second
board on the 9Th, when they were down to "A, IS
quoted at per cent, which would make the proper
quotation of the sales on the 9TH, 500. 1t will be
remembered that at the first board the 9th, these
bonds were sold at 90, which shows an advance of
liz in two days. The Post says:
The Stock market indicates improved state of
feeling Several good securities decline, as will be
seen by our table, but the general CURRENTS upward
We find on going through the street that the prevail
ing tone Of the market fully susans the view taken
heretofore that we have passed the most dangerous
point of the present strain.
On a careful reading of our exchange papers with
other cities we find no evidences Of financial pres
sure beyond what is always attendant on the
the increased demands of trade at this season. In
deed is less than might be expected from the ex-
haustion of produce throughout the country The
time of recuperat0n has not yet arrived The ship
ments that are TO form the basis Of exchange on
Europe have not begun.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
Dr. A C. GOOlilet.
Vegetable Pan aCea

GOODLET;S LINAMENT. ON TMENT AND
EYE SALVE-
Coughs, Colds, Headache, In digestion and
Di>peps a,
Which afic many persons, are sooner relieved and
more enectuay cured by the proper OF the Vegetable
Pauacos than any other remedy
Female DiSeases-lbe Veget sblR Panacea Is most
peculiarly ad apted To female diseases.
GoodIet,s vegetable Imminent, G. OdIet'S
UnriyaIed OiutmCnJ. and tiOOdIct'S Eye
SRIve, are superior modi0s al persons Whe have
made trial Of them speak them in the highest terms.
FAMILIES who adopted The uss 81 the above reme-
dies, prepared by Dr. G. Goodet are nuch pleased with
hem and generally give them the enthusiast praise
uay29-tf.
y. A FahneetOck's VeTmifuge.
Regular practitioners make except IN In favor OF THIS
Vermuge only it in preie ence to their o"
preparations Oul awe their voluntary testimony IN its favor.
The following Is from physician OF hgl claraCer III "
uOls. 80 800
Hessr'. B. T. FIhEsstooS & Co ".
GENrlENES:-l have used B. A. Pshuestock's Vermt-
fuge in The pracce Medicine in this and the southern
states The last Years and ommend it as Tbs
medicine for the purpose which il tutended BRING
oSE HUNDRED AND SEVEN TY.STNI; WORMS. As a
uggst at shawneetown have sold great quantity and
II ma, lnsStGoe! now called r III & syNEs
sold Wholesale and retail aud bv all uio principal drug
gsts and country plecoahs throughout United states
sept YIN
Havana CiCars.-MR. EproR Please tell your
readers We are opening large and Vel elected lot In
pored Havana Secars just such rarely this
ket We have also very large stock q German and Do
nestle SegaTs Virginia Chewing nd fine Smoking
Turkish do Pipes GarreIs Snu of, aud indeed all
articles usually Kept in FIRST class ,zrs Tobacco eab
Hsbment and we wish you to say IN big capitals WI SUP
PER NO HOUSE To UNDERsBLL US
w. LANGLEY & CO.,
No. a. Union Street, near The State Bank,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
CINCINNATI Narset. sent Q.

FLoUR-The market has been good deal depress
ed during the week, and prices toward the close as
sumed a decided downward tendency, closing nOmi-
nal at S565 10 for choice and extra white Wheat
S4 IS was the outside offered for suPerfne. The
receipts are large and the demand limited and local
GRAIN-The market for Wheat has been very dull
all the week and decline of ia Zoe. per bushcl has
been established. The transactions add up 5s,OOl
BUSH closing rather heavy at 95cG ST. O3 for White
the latter for prime and S5a9Oc for Red.
Since the above was written, the market has
dragged heavily, and prices have further declined
closing at 85a94c for fair prime White, and 5asOc
for Red
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
~ The following from the pen of ex-senato

re- The following from the pen of ex-senator
Hannigau, of Indiana will be appreciated by all:
- We cannot refrain from calling the attention Of
our readers to the " Hair Restorative Of Prof. u
J. Wood. It will be seen that he has numerous GER
tfcates from persons Of the highest character, to
the merits Of his Restorative From positive know
ledge we are also enabled say that 1t is IN every
sense what it processes be, aud we do not hesitate
to pronounce it the finest preparation for the head
and hair which has, so far, been devised by human
ingenuity. We have seen it arrest threatened bald
ness and restore TO the head its original profusion
of natural and glossy hair and when the latter has
been prematurely tinged with gray, we have seen 1t
like magic restore the colors of youth and health
The distinguishing property of this, might truly
say, miraculous Restorative" is that it gives to
the person who uses it the same head of hair they
in youth, thus acting in strict compliance with
the first and greatest Of all observation-disclosures.
No one who has used it will hesitate to unite with us
in this testimony to its peculiar merit "-Cormgt0n
(Iaa Peoples Friend.
Sold by all respectable Druggists in city and cOun-
Trv-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
s.. Louis Market. sept. 6.

Liberal receipts of wheat this morning, which ad-
ded to the lots held from yesterday oyersocked
the market and occasioned decline of TO lOc z
bushel The demand was chiefly from millers. Prl-
ces for prime qualities were pretty well sustained
New Orleans adVices of the 9TH quoting -four at So,
%, tiattened the market here, and there was but
small enquiry for city mills A sale Of 1000 bbls
superfne reported at 5000 decline. The trade
demand for country brands, however, continues
without change
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
4 Grpat I{argain

IN LOB r w l. l. r, Il r Il > : Il r.,
TTVHE offers for sale his entire situation con
tanning OF level land IN Lobeylue, Perry county,
Tenn.
Toe lot l. vel improved, large and handsome bnck
Store Dwelling Kitchen, CRIB, Stables and othe COCO
buildings also drst rate house where selling GrOce
r-s have plenty good water. BObelville is small VII
Roads leading from NaverleH 10 LIN
den the other from Ceutreve Brts Landing Tennessee
River. We ekly mails passing, together with the
navigation Tennessee River and Buffalo RIVER running
within Of mile, richly abounded with good land as IN
tn There being Store or Groceay OF note Wthn
10 miles North, SOUTH y miles East and 10 miles West
rr-rs Il the uaton in the State. have been selling
Goods here for six and am entirely sat
isaed wth sales and profits but wish TO charge my
Location ufar lot onehIrd down the balance on one and
two ears credit VIII sell NY Goods and Groceries Tor cash
rrsou desiring good SITUATION will do will DO well %
-, r,,re EDWARD ROUQUIER.
.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
- 1000, nnh Corresnonhents.

twill save US great deal Of unnecessary trouble
our friends in WI tiDg u.s. will bear in mind the follow
ing rules
ALWAYS give the date post ONCE, county aad State in
t6e body Of your letter
II you Wish the paper changed from one efice to
other give both Offices in full
n y51 write on business and other matters write
ensre sheets of paper different leaves of sheet
Attention to these matters viii greatly oblge
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

Wa would call the attention of Merchants, Business men
md others to our facilities for executing with promptness
and in superior manner JoB PRINTING In a Its varieties
es and eoIors solicit share Of their patronage
Having gone to considerable expense in fitting mp Job
bling Establishment prepared TO execute all kinds of
Plain and Ornamental work. such as Ball Tickets, Pro-
grammes Cards every description, Circulars all varieties
OF Printing in Gold Silver Bronze Coors also Pamphlets,
Iawyers' Briefs Checks Bill Heads, Bills of Ladng, Pro-
nssory Notes. Way Bills Hand Bills etc., ETC., with
ness and on reasonable terms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
RUNAM Az

TROM the subscriber on the lStday OF July, negrt
Il Boy, named HENRY, of copper color, feet
incbeshigh Is years old and weighs about $50 pounds
He was ra sed in East Tennessee, hchInnve. be
" i'll probably make his way back there. bought him
from MT Terry of East Tennessee. will give ten dollars
be caughtin my nsigh5Orhood, twenty-five dollUrs 1t
taxen out Of the county, fifty dollars if be gets 10 East
Tennessee When taken he is to be delivered t, me- or
confined so that can get him, DAVID NJ. lin
iy6 Seven miles south Of Nashville, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
BY TELEGRAPH.

I
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12.-Colton sales 1900
bales l54aI53. Flour lower Sterling exchange
nine New York seven Fights to one, one eight
MEXICAN males are received. Anrther collision
between the civil and ecclesiastical powers has taken
Further insults were offered the American Consul
at Mazatlin, arising from the seizure of the Ameri
can schooner Ada, whose officers and crew were
previously insulted by the authorities
There is a new difficulty between the Government
and British Charge account of insults to the Brit
ish flag during the absence of the Charge
Yucatqn The revolutionists cunning ground.
The Philadelphia is coming up.
The Central America left Havana for New York on
the morning of the Sth.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Flour firm at 81. 25a4 so,
tending downwards. Red Wheat 90caSl, 90; Corn
white 55a56c.; yellow 60c; Oats 33a37c.; Hemp
81, GOAL ,08.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-FlOur firm at 81 2Oa4, %;
Wheat dull and unchanged Oats Soc; Whisky 1899;
Bacon 12sal5c.; Money tight.
The Commercial says great indignation is mani
Tested because the Directors have not made state
ment of the affairs at the New FORK office Of the
Ohio Life and Trust Co. The Cincinnati Directors
sent two prominent citizens TO examine the New
York Office, who found accounts in the greatest
fusion and Ludlow the cashier refused to give any
information about accounts, pretending to be acting
under advice Of counsel. The Committee were
forced TO open correspondence between creditors
and debtors. This creates great excitement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

DmD-In Huntsville, Aug , 1857, after linger-
ing illness of several mouths of chronic diarrhea,
Mrs MARY A Lemons, aged % years, wife Of J.
W. Lemons, Esq formerly Of Maryville, Tenn,
daughter of George Yoakum, of Tenn, and sister to
the late Henderson Yoakum, of Texas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

psa- There is a great deal of poetry about "dying
for ones country the glory of "death-bed on a
battle field" and all that; but statistical return
shows that majority of soldiers die of dysentery,
which must be a very different affair
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
Notice.

rT7HB partnership heretofore existing between ID u
Z sity aui F. Allenoch. under tae~rls "f D DGsai
co has been, this 9Th July, 1851 dissolved by mutut
sent Classify is alone aTthoi sei 70 collect al de1s
frm and Is alone responsible FOR The payment % ~
mauds due by the drm. And Classify has lhiBg7ih
1857, formed pa rtuership with Philip taiiaEl2n,
TIE style 0f the dTm Is Cassidy & CGagban5 81 tss oe
No 20, Market street, Nashville. auCttlt 1
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Augusta Market, September 10

COTTON.-Nealy all the old Cotton has been
sold and the stock is limited TO some few hundred
bales, destined by holders for the Liverpool market,
and about an equal quantity held by the interior
factories. The load of ten bales new Cotton from
the plantation of Major Thos W. I. Bealle Of Col
umbia county, was sold yesterday at 10 cents.
WHEAT.-Some few sales of small lots were
made at 81 Is for White, and 81 for Red Larger
lots would command higher figures.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

ESg~ Charles Hess Teacher on the Piano, Harp
Guitar and in singing is now prepared to give les
sons if desired at the residence of the scholar
Terms, one dollar lesson none engaged for less
than twenty lessons july90-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13
SUNDAY MORNING, ::::: SEP. 10, 1857.

Bs- The alarm of fire yesterday morning was
caused by the burning of the chimney of H. Hollens
worth's house on Vine street. The roof caught IRE
but was speedily extinguished without much
DAMAGE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-13

NASHVILLE, Sept 10 1904
If Gel. B. F. CHEATHAM will consent to run for
Mayor of the City of Nashville he will be elected
VOTERS.