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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09

From the Repository we gather the following
statistics of the Uniyersalist denomination iu
the United States, viz. General Conven-
ton, the supreme Head composed of lay and
clerical delegates from the State Conventions :;
l Historical Society Reform Association, de-
voted to advancing the various reforms of the
day 10 State Conventions 20 educational
Missionary, Tract, Sunday School associations
connected with the State Conventions asso-
ciational organizations for special denomination
al objects 1884 churches or societies of be-
levers 9l3 houses Of worship Cos preachers
Is periodicals.. and institutions of learning.
there has been an increase during tho past year
of houses of worship 20 preachers, and 22l
societies.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09

TERMS The FREEMAN is issued weekly at 81 80 per
wear strictly in advance or $500 at the years end
"a 90 will nay for years II paid at the close OF the
irst year. No allowed to run ever one year un-
maid No paper sent Of the State unless paid IN al
vance commission Of twenty cents each Is allowed
10 all who interest themselves in obtaining new subscrib
ers Any one obtaining Eve new names will receive
sixth copy free.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09
A CARD.
BROCKWAY 4 NEWTON,
mCptr,cliaT- w.

THESE names have been too long before the public
l. DENTISTS, to fail of recognition ueed reference
DR.. Brockway commenc u AMI for four years pracced
in Vermont after which he pracced in the cities of New
Yok for twenty-five years Five years since he rned
to find health in the mountain breez and has concluded
to devote his maured experience to the aud daughters
OF the Verdant state in connec Ion with Dr.. Newton.
whse reputation skilfuDentist is too welknown to
be mistaken Having practced together most of the last
year to their mutual profit and to the satisfaction of great
numbers they have Come to permanent business
angement by which the inhabitants of this and adjacent
Counties, may avail themselves Of their seperate uni
ted skill and experience Hereafter the Office at Montpelier
long occupied by Dr. NJ will be opened at all hours Of the
day. and all days of the yearOn Sundays, only for
tracing aching teeth; DR.. Brockway Newton always in
attendance
With facilities for doing business with neatness and des-
PATCH and in their Dental and Chemical abratOry abun
dant preparations and help, patients will be detained but
short time. Gentlemen and Ladies may assured
finding in them both the will and ability supply any
demand upon Dental skill at rate cheaper than
be obtained OF any Of limited practice, especially
their experience allows Of failure and seldom requires
a second call
Approaching the economy of our citizens, we have con
cuded to put prices down to the lowest rates, i'll
hereafter insert entire upper under sets in plain and
durable mynner on IS Carat Gold, for $40 %
With double edges and extra finishes for 5000
On Gold largely alleged with Silver, but yet re-
tanning the gold color, got up in the very best
style $500
On Silver, got up in the best style and finish, $500
Temporary sets, and partial sets, equally favor
Cavities of moderats size filled with Gold, 100
With Tin Foil so
Extracting, Is
Coroorm and Ether administered IL required, for 100
Any pesons wishing entire upper under set Of
teeth will be detained but night notice being previous
y given. And both upper and under set, but two
nights Persons coming from of the County will hay
their board paid while waiting good fit is always
ranted and the quality Of the metal to be represented
Should any person want teeth inserted the cheopas
tic plan, will do always at the risk Of the patient,
but the best manner for twenty dollars set upper
under.
Conscious of our ability come to the conclusion
to furnish teeth at such prices shall invite the patron
age and the pleasure Of the good people Yer
mont.
Dr. Newton will have constantly open Office in Wood
scck In connection with Dr. Haska where he will attend
to all orders on the same liberal terms.
r Brockway will continue heretofore to visit Water
Try occasionally, and when sent for will render his
any within fifty miles who entire upper
under set, without additional charge except keeping.
orders and commands from distance will be attended
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09
--,-----" Yon miasmatie shore
Where whole fortunes

And hundreds have gene before,'
and in one year the loss On personal property is
$l2l 600! Really, such u town should call it
a blessing that she has no State House to build,
and no wonder wishes to get rid of her part Of
a 6 burdensome" State tax Of $4,000.
All we have to say is that we thank the New
York neighbors for their timely suggestions as
to how the House can be built, hut think the
advice of town which shows such sad histo-
nv should hardly be needed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09
Notice.

MEETING OF the Stockholders of the Vermont Central
II Railroad Company is called at the fremont House In
st Ahans, on the 9Th day OF January, A. ID. 1850 at
O'clock T. to elect Directors for the year ensuing and
for any ogher gal business BY order Of the Directors
JblwO H. W. PECK ClarL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09
Notice.

HAVE this day given my Alonzo l.. Sumner, his
time during his minority and shall claim none of his
earnings nor pay debts of his contracting after this
date. HENRY s. SIMMER
East Calais, Nov. %. 1853 Iva
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09

IioRRIBLE.--Samuel Greene, colored man, a
Methodist preacher, has been sentenced t, ten
years imprisonment in the Penitcntiary in Mary
land, for having in his possession volume of
Uncle Toms Cabin. He has already been i'm
prisoned a year. The case has been brought
before the Methodist church, and it is to be
hoped that general effort Will be made by the
denomination to obtain his release. Such cru
city as this does more against slavery than all
the efforts Of abolitionists An institution that
requires such means to support it excites the
horror of every friend of humanity, --Provi-
dence Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09
Eli~as, a,.EavysOn,s Estate

iiE subscribers, mving been appointed by the iIouora
l. DE PROBATE C"ut for tue District Of Washington, com
lisso'trs To receive exami e, and adjust all claims aud
heials OF all PERSONS against the Estate of ELISHA G..
LAWSON, late of Barre, in said District, deceased
represented nsVent, and the term of six mouths from
me ION nay OF November, 1858, being allowed by said
Conn to me creditors of said deceased, exhbi. ana
prove their respective claims before tive notice. that
We VIII Attend to Tie duties of appointment at the
dwelling house OF iMey Lawson in Barre in said Dis riot
ON me 18Th day Of January and May next at o'c,ck in
The afternoon on each Of said days.
GEORGE CLARK, r..,..
JOSIAH WOOD, N""'fS'
Barse, Nov % A. b. 1858. l5
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Insurance Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that assessment of per
~ cent is made all the premum of the Orange
TO- Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in force the It'll
day of October last payable at the rreasurers Office in
Chelsea on the 10th day January next
Forward your assessments promptly-by Directors.
j. W. Smith, Secy Treas'y.
Chelsea, Nov. 22d. 1858 Ihi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09
Washington Guards
Insurance ,NN1ire.

THE annual meeting of the Orange County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, will be holden at the insurance
Office, In Chelsea, on Wednesday, the 10Th of January
next at O'Clock, y NJ for the election of officers and the
transaction of any other necessary business.
JOHN w. SMITH, Sec'y.
EChelsea, Nov. 22i, 1858. 1854
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09
STATE OF VERMONT.

MoNrPELIER, Nov. q, 1858.
reby certify that the foregoing sixty-two chapters
are copies of passed by the General Assembly Of
this State its October session. A. D. 1885, appears
by the ees and records in this office.
BENZ. ". DEANE, sec'y of State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09
DIR. Wistar's BaIsnm of wild CHERRY

Inc edtor OF The Flag of Our Union" says in his
paper Of July II, 1855" The memory of Dr. Wstar /,
embalmed in tie hearts of thousands who have experen
ecu entire cure from coughs, colds, Consumption and
pulmonary Disease generally by the use of his Balsam.
The invalid need not fear to give this preparation
fa trial. as we speak from experience. More than ten
years since the editor Of this paper excellence
by Individual trial in his family with the most surpri
sing resnlts as curative for pulmonary disease"
CASES OF CONSUMPTION AND wHoopING Cough CURED.
The following from a highly respectable gentleman
speaks for ITSELF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09

= - Newport, n j., May 70, 1858.
8. W. F0wLE Co.-Gentlemen This certiaeS thai 7
was for many years afflicted with disease of the lungs
until became so weak that it with difficult oouIi
walk MY cough during this time very severe caus.
tended with profuse night sweats. "
After using various remedies purpose was advised
to try Wistar's Balsom of Wild Cherry. did So and
before using the first bottle was entirely restored tn
feet health aid strength. r0
would also mention that this Basam cured little cir,
OF mine Of severe attack Of Whoopng Csugh when her
life was given over by the physicians and ali ther rene
dies had failed. (Signel,) JOSIAH IJFFE
None genuine unless signed s' BUTTSp on the outer
wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. F0WLE & 60. Boston, and for
sale by Fred +. Smith and s. P. Reded Montpelier Dr.
George Nichols. Mortified, j. A. BEAMS, Marshfeld
Bgelow, Barre, s. G. Clark, MoretoN NJ Gleason iastina
Co. Waitsheld Putnam sprsgue, Cabot, james Car
cine, lb4Ul
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09

GjNS VI - ~
BY ROYAL &ssaa 81 Sssas& SD PATENT.
Prepared from a prescription OF SIR. j. C!arke, M.
d., Physician Extraordinary To The Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfaiiug in the cure oil all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. 1t moitrates all excess and re-
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent eounterfets.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females dnriug the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of pregnancy they are sure to
bring on miscarriage but any other time they are safe
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
'he sack and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papa-
ton of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
erect cure when all other means have failed and n
though powerful remedy, do not contain IRON calomei
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution
Full directions in thu pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Late 1. C. Baldwin 4 Co..
Rochester, n. Y
N. b-Sl,Oo and 6postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorzed Agent, will insure bottle containing 50 mills nv
eturn mail.
For sale by l. F. PIERCE, Montpelier at wholesale and
retail. J. NJ. HENRY SONS, Waterbury, Wholesale
agents Tor vermont. 13Sm6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09

SpUNKY.-An irritated gentleman in Montpe-
har returns to US the Daily Tim S. We send it
to him bocAus, the State paid for 1t, and he re-
c'iVed it dlri ne only pHt Of the Session, and
We wished to be fair with him, and send him all
the numbers that the dollar would cover But
he probably dislikes the course of the Times, and
don't want it about him we shall continue
sending the paper, however, till our obligation
to the State is discharged, and he only loses a
cent every time he ioolishly sends it back. He
may rely upon it that wtsaall stop it as soon
as the pay runs ont. Keep your temper boys |!
Huntington Daily Times.
Such an article US the above shows what a
destitution there is in the peoples news market
at Burlington, and how drcadfully they hate
the Metropolitan village We suggest to the
Tines that any one knowing how its editor
begged for little pecuniary aid, when in this
village, and forgot to settle his board bill when
he left, will certainly think an irritated gen.
tleman' done him favor by politely informing
him, post paid, that the remainder of :. that
dollar might he better expended in settling
pecuniary difficulties.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-09

NEw Map OF VERMONT. Every Yermonter
Will be gratifed to learn that new and accu-
rate Typographical Map of the State, after the
style OF the County Maps recently issued, and
containing every notable natural or civil dvs-
ION, mountains, streams, roads, villages and
public buildings, is now nearly ready for dclv-
cry 1t will b, five feet square. and the same
plates will contain nuw Geological Map from
the recent survey Of Prof. Hitchcock and sold
at the very low price Of $500. As it will be
sold only by subscription, every one will do well
10 improve the opportunity to subscribe, soon to
o. presented by the travelling agents, Ii. w.
"al0rldge of West Albany is agent for Gale
aoalA County, 5. I. Goodspeed of Warren for
washington, Hiram Carleton of Barre for
onittenden, and Melvin Wright Of Proctorsville
for Addison Counties.
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THE POLITICAL CONDITION or EUROPE.

fParis Correspondence OF the Boston Traveller
You may depend upon IT, this imperial enthusiasm of
the interested this boosted imperial action il destined
to experience terrible reaction the like Of which the
world has tfM t548s
Glance erall Europeand how delicate Is the posture
of affairs general Sardinia and Naples the eve Of
open rupture their differences respecting the steam
ship Caglari The cfervescence in Lobardc vcnitia Is
great the Austrian government has deemed it prudent
10 send three additional regiments thither Since 1S4s
there has not been much agitation In Lombardy and
Venice. few nights ago Nine. Strozz, Vcnitan
lady Of rank entered the fcnce, wearing by accident
head dress adorned with yellow and black feathers hcsc
tho Austrian celors The moment she perceived
snch clanor raised in the theatre that she in
stantly obliged to retire. and To call upon Austrian Off
for protection; good many made and
the next night the theatre closed shy order When
play is brought out in which coDspirato appear
they vehementy applauded. short time since the
stage directors of play required the Doge Of Venice
to appear in old costume. Such frantic applause
greeted this image of the past dear
Inanded by 1aglion Rubini in their prime. At
Palua and Paiva doth still seats of universities faded
though their scnor is the students sent twenty francs
to carf with request that he would say mass for the
soul of deceased person, at appointed time with
out however, letting him know for whom the
intended The students went to the church in body and
sang the requiem announcing 1t for the
pose of Osns soul 1t the trial OF Orsni NJ Jules
Favre Speech and Orsni letter which has reused Italy
10 fever scarcely lower than that which fired the PENN
sula in 49, The relations Of France and Switzerland
far from being satisfactory, the federal government Of
Switzerland being strongly opposed to the establishment
Of consular agents In towns the Helvctio- Gallo
frontier for military reasons, while France threatens
Switzerland with retiring the eegaT from all Swiss
sus in France if the consuls not accepted The
position of France and England is also unsatisfactory, for
not only the alliance is In the weakened condition,
but the occupation of the island Of Perrin by England is
looked upon violation Of existing treaties which the
interests Of France and Russia require them TO resist with
energy. Marshal Pessier leaves this week for London,
and the papers say the alliance depends upon the ecep
ton he and the proposition he carries meet
There is aoat that all the generals especially
those of the engineering corps who served in the Cmea
will avail themselves Of the opportunity to present
their homage to the Queen II they do go to England
IL is merely make military reconnaissance with that
perdy habtua TO this under the guisc of friendly
visit Marshal Pclisser Is not only accompanied by the
usual legation but he is attended with his staff ord
officers and aids de-camp. All this looks disa-
grecabe. "A
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ssrIyHE EVENING BULLETIN. ,--This Is the title

sSFINHE EVENING Blu LLETIN.'--Th6 is the title
F New independent Democratic Triweckly Penny News
Journal he published in tho city Of Washington commencing
saturday next, May the LIST .s.f4tEsN
press palladium free people the
nnammecd and Its conductors 1T liberty 10 dis
their ulness all the topics or the day, the liberties II the
people safeguard them that nothing break
down. lstri4 +.
Tho rer,eunion ~ republican great extent
owing freedom the than other
long truth liberty
shall nothing fear Temporary enable
the constitution and the Union
momentary triumph but with nnckle the sober second
thought Of the people will mako al right again.
have the will BIO the intel
gence the rights and liberties
tho people
object the Of the BULLETIN make ee
independent while sentmepts will purely
they walk the plain beaten ath OF dc
will be free condemn nnmisakale terms
calculated conflict with the interests of dcmoc
racy-~tlie good Of the whole country.
this pablo and tho Of the
District and the country will no doubt sustain H.
the conductor oF this Journal 10 make inter
NIL ~ readers In addition TO is being political and
paper viii be paid literature and tho and
scienccs
Tie B,aErrx will particularly n,snie genius
country patents will be looked
All who know what doing this growing
aud important department Of government will ind recorded In The
I" BuIIgUs.n.p
TrRss Evening Bulletin
Washington and Alexandria at
week O per month, payable b the carriers.
will residents Of tho named cities
solicit their Subscribers. ltssA.s
will supplied at 81 50 per payable in
airance
All communications addressed publication Office
Pennyya south side opposite the Naisna Hotel will
ceive prompt attention. WIN H. HOrE.
WASHINGTON, u. C., April, 1858. Ap2S-5t
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Fnon TSngsS h.AAD p--I1sp schoou1r Astsca in HAmp
ton hoss 1laA taaeant4tso dayy Gum 0a~ad Tsfk rs-
po.s 49, they - vty heavy md rxi weashsr lately
u salt and Hore wNs expected u hs raked before
June YVES psesuuued there shout lz0, Oo0 tons
within the coIopy
San FssnrApo u suppsssd VIA ce from sitka IN Rus
slap America - New Orleans Is with the sasae article
from Boston T1H t~u has heen Ia progTsss some time
and grows in smo~at stcsdily There Is Also limited
export Of c from The same place for ports south Of
Francisco. n y
We notcc by our exchanges that II showed pretty
heavily throughout our State upon Monday last Al
Goldsboro, Fayetteville, Raleigh, Hshoso etc. they
be apples enough 10 keep the apple neigborhoos in
brandy until they get done shilling IT, and peach
and honey, art must supply the defects Of nature. Vii
,ninytch Nv. C) Journal
SKELETON Indian ExnuxED-Iast week as Mr.
VIM. G. Reed repairing the road at Sqpantun near
Squam Rock, he dug up very large Indian skeleton.
The body had been buried in sitting posture facing the
rising sun. With the skeleton found iron tom
Ahawk and some utensils made Of stone and clay The
bones indicated OF large stature The head was
very large with the double set Of teeth In perfect order
Boston Traveller.
fire occurred about five o'clock this incoming In the
Episcopal Church. Rev. Dr.. Rottcrstein situated at
the corner Of Orange and Apnuncativn streets front
Ing Annunciaton Square The building with It's contents
entirely destroyed The building opposite was
somewhat scorched. but not materially injured We
learn that the church. organ, &c. insured for slz
900. The fire ~as thc work Of incendIary Or
leans Dtita, april ~.
The question to the best of obtaining a sup
ply of labor is still vigorously agtaed by the Jamaica
papers In the other British Islands, az well AZ the
French possessions of Martinique and Guadaloupe the
gar planters complaining loudly of tho lack Of hands
Since the mayor Of New Yorks police squad have bro
ken up the leading lottery and bogus gift swndles In that
CITY, 202 letters havo been taken from the post Office
directed 70 their assumed propetos In these letters
there enclosed $50 600 The letters az fast as
they taken from the post Office fo warted to
Washington to be rcmailcd to their writer's
SHARP IRIcK. A short time sinca, says the Phia-
delpha Ledger commission house in this city received
from eastern port consignment Of oil, which
sold to Philadelphia backing manufacturer After the
oil had been used tho empty barrels sold TO oil
merchant on the wharf and, in cooperng them, Of
the lot attracted attention in consequence Of its weight
and on knocking out the head, 1t discovered that
in addition to the heads being between two and three
inches thick, the barrel contained heavy yellow pine
frame to suit the shape Of the barrel, with
opening in the centre, that the guaGcrs rod could
play back and FORTH and thus escape detection BY this
MEANS cask which should have contained twenty
eight gallons of oil only held from ten to twelve .t
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~ REEN, BROWN, AND BLACK SUMMER
NJ Cloths Of superior quality eor boys lacaDM
s'tray and nwab Cfolon CshA, 0r hs sxAhe fufpdss
Green Brown, Buc, and Black Cloths " ys@wsas ma sdiss RI
Many sslsct styles Cassnercs a.A ss sseds ~ Boys
New supplies from tho North d&ay ~ se
ope price only marked in plata Agsrcs hos - puschase
ovevrhsFgcd.s f& sN s7 'siaF 3S Nsrt
opeaps and psseseex al old bills
munffy payment cash WI ~ ~ nt6etAh1e
general shortening ~ credits whore tA tYphss dc
mands that rsdy apply tsrsns 81 ~ cases
fFfsssF 5t'f ~ - af PE1lNY ngUuxsKR
We 90 gr aUsntynA ek0res, Wtsl buAdlsg,
April 23-1OtdH 0ppustu Csnts0 Market.
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A young without money, among the ladies Is
like the moon a cloudy night--he can L shine
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0TKT-NN- NM % WMFI5 MILTTNEKY.--Mls r.
NJ " ucnONAn would respectfully
public genea, thai she will saturday, May very
chrco si.cttp sIny or various
styles 81 the ~ which she their
No. II Bridge street Georgetown, u C. Az p-d3t
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CUPERTOR FABRICS FOR SERVANTS

CUPERTOR FABRICS FOR SERVANTS WEAR
~ We very large rtcck all CRATES
with large assortment Of all nrs cla-s dry goods house
kcepcfs ~ ~ tM3f t4iFt Aiih ts.Ait EsFft3ttA -
duo price only marked IN plain ngart, and dcvinsu
80 ~ M fi'm ~" y PtNRv 4 TROTlrR -
f ftAa '"Ccwtrni sscvcs. wrsth usidsre b
Apr, 27s-Icmw Hg TFNn9 'rk opposite Centre Market
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BL.cKwoop's EDlNBuRoH MAGAzlSE for April has been
received by Taylor Maury, to whom indebted
for copy 1t is filled with variety Of readable articles,
including part of Bulwcrs new novel.
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS,
TNROCEgC<1p r CtJIIVfsuTJI A..:.. 80.

fully thanks
Inens mn sclr asceo r = n ~
doors of ~, street
he TT ~ TT ttt9t tff ~ t-ft ~ 70 l|aH rIlIi