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Calamity to Woman in Russia.

Gallantry to woman does not seem to be
cared for even by the highest classes in Rus
sa. In proof of this we cite an incident
wherein the actors are Of the greatest Of
their class. Tao scene is in the " Chambre
dor and the days those Of the late Gar
Nicholas:
" In this Chamber and the adjoining ones,
it is the delight Of the younger Grand Dukes
to drive their imperial mother in an easy
whccl-chair. On one Of these occasions, just
as the brothers, sde-byside, were propelling
the Tzarit2a al unwonted speed, and were en-
tering the Chambrc dor, whom should they
meet, coming from his cabinet d'afaireS in
an opposite direction, but their Imperial IA
lher, and what was more, their Tzar- and
what was OF more Importance still in that
1Aars eyes their general! The young
Grand Dukes fully understood the nature Of
the " fix " they were in, for to pull up stock
still in second, like Circassian or Cossack
blood-horses, was impossible, and to pass their
superior officer without stopping to make the
necessary salute, which is rather lengthy
; AFFAIR, was equally Impossible, Tor the lndg-
nifty of arrest would assuredIy have followed
such breach of military discipline, and
that was not to be thought Of for moment
so leaving the impetus-propelled chair to its
fate about head up, arms down, heels to-
gether," until their General--who could
scarcely refrain from aughter-he is said to
have INDUCED in a loud peal at the other
end of the gallery-ha had passed cut. The
Empress, meanwhile, made the entire trajet
of the Chambre dor, the impetus having
only expended itself as she neared the ranges
of chairs which iianked the apartment, and
where she received the dutiful apology of her
younker" sons with her usual affability."
The young Grand Duke, in fact, risked
breaking their mothers neck rather than fail
to salute their general Not after this
fashion did CIeobus and Biton honor their
mother, Cydippe, when they harncssed them.
selves to her chariot, and drew her tenderly
to the Temple of Juno at Argos, at whose
Threshold they we're blessed by the gods
and died. But they were pagans = Sia
Years Irard IN Russia
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DIR. HENRX'S
HILECTRaC OINTMENT !!

EOR curing Scratches, Calls Calks &C. on Horses Salt
L Rhenm, Flesh Wounds Old Sores, Burns, &c, on
people,
This Ointment, where introduced is selling very rapid
ly, and why Simply for the reason that il does what
we in ali ca es warrant 10 do 10 wit To scratches
horses in from two lnSX days when the dire ions &C
cOnpanyng each box are strictly followed
! have used III enD's Ointment for scratches and
salt RheGm sorea vev often, without single failure -
Henry Stnehnur Proprietor Public House. Higlgale VI.
1t is the best remedy for scratches calls and ciks
ever saw-J Il. sanderson, Proprietor fremont House
st Alblus VI.
With The recommendations # such veteran lnrse deal
era as MIR Stinehour of ghge ad J. l.. Sandcrsnn OF
st Ahahs, any other en oistment Is unnecessary They
lay it CURES alches, gals, &c, on horses with al
cracks III cows leafs and appears be Just the article
fur Try aime to keep in constant readl e3s-T ling
ton, VI, Free Press,
1t has been tried and not found wanting -GSt Albans
VT, Messenger.
cured my hand with Dr. Henry's Electric Ointment IN
two weeks, when the ply scans said would be without
the Of it TWO months had cut all my fingers 10 the
bone with circular saw A. d. Peckham Lebanon, N
II.
had the misfortune to scaid myself quite severely and
by maxine an application Of yonr DR.. Henrys Ointment
the pain from burn almost instantly disappeared and
in five minutes felt no Inconvenience whatevei from the
effects of The fire.. Clarnda Sampson. Montgomery, VI
ii is useless to Waste time in writing reading more
lengthy adve isenent Oh this Onlment.-Enoug that il
il warranted 10 give satisfaction, whether used for
scratches sores burns any wound Of whatever
on man OF btast.
farmers your troubled with sore teats? Ap
ply this Ointment at night and they well IN The nom
ing.
Sold ylhe agents of Prof. Motifs Magic MAR Invigoia
tor. Manufactured al Hgheate, VI, Ly A. j. Green.
:. K. GREEN, Proprietor.
L. F.PuRCE f. E sMl'rn, Agents for Montpelier
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED TnAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever Worn by Kings or Emperors.


because it is the ornament God Himself provided far All
our race Reader although the may bloom eyer 50
brightly in the glowing check the eye may be spark
ling teeth be those Of pearls, If the head is brrtft f
its covering the hair be snared and shriyeled harsh
and dry OF still, if spnhled wi gray, nature will
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permanently to all such ornament. Read the
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ted Pianist, Thailer2:
nR. WOOD = New Nork, April To- 1873
Dear Sir,fermt me to express you The Oh cation
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Welsh Newspaper 0fer, - NASSAU St., April Z, ISIS
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weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Eeso atia
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at the same time beauty ing and cktEng the hair. /
strongly recommend the above Restorative 10 all per ons
in want Of such change of l,eir hair.
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New York, July %, 1851.
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ing, 50 common among persons WHO ltrspirc freely.
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.. j. WOOD co., Propretors, 444 Broadway N.
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And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
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EAR VIZ ENOas SALE.

situated in the town Of Stowe. One is located the
Stage Road from Stowe Waterbury, and contains lao
acreswell proportional as to wood and improved land
pasture and meadow and has sugar orchard of 1000
The buildings good, and 40 acres of the land
is intervale meadow The other farm. continuing 14d
acres is located on what is called " Little Rver, about
three miles from the Centre Village. The buildings
new and excellent. Timber and improved land; pasture
and meadow in good proportion sugar place and orchard
Both Of said farms have running water at the buildings
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber.
DANIEL LAND0N.
Cfowe Ion 1etb 16ltf
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FEEu.H,N ENEs SANE.

The mills and mill privilege, in Wiamstown, formerly
known Whites Mills, with about six Of land
for sale. The Grst mill and shop lately destroyed
by fire. There is remaining the premises good Saw
mill Shingle mill, Dwelling house and Barn. This is the
only mill privilege in Wamstown suitable for a Grist-
MILL and is situated the tire of the town, and one
Of the best locations for in the county of Or
ange. A credit given for a part if desired.
ALYEN SMITH.
Wilamstown, April II, 1850. III
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FARM Fesgs SAE4gI.

THE subscriber, being out of health, is wishing
l to sell his Farm containing $50 acres, lying on
both sides of the Centre Road running from Peacham Cor
Cabot Branch about miles from the Academy,
it is well fenced into ten lots well waered at the house
aud barns and pastures; has it large convenient
buildings. The farm is good one, and under good cu-
tvaton as the crops will show there woodland sufficient
and plenty of young sugar trees, and young orchard
and other fruit will sell this farm cheap and give
long credit for part of its value If desired by the pur
chaser. BENZ BlCkFORD.
Peacham, June 9th, 1859. lS3 w4
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Summer.

Now 10 the uplands gentle Spring with'lraws;
And ardent SGmmer, with a youthful band
OF sylvan nymphs, by soft Favonius famed,
Comes on reluctant y, making frequent pause.
Attired inr hes of gossamer-like gauze.
Holding a snow white lily in her hand
Slowly she comes, with which as with a wand,
The ruia winds afar she charms or awes.
ChapIets Of roses round her head are wreathed,
And softest airs by tuneful fl ties are breathed
Smiling she comes with all her sylvan charge,
Graceful and girlish, yet mature the while,
Like Cleopatra in her gorgeous barge
Swimming the dreamy waters of the Nile.
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Farm for sale.

~ HE subscriber offers for sale, his farm situated in
Brookfed, three-fourths Of mile west of Clevelands
Village containing so acres Of land, very pleasantly sit
uated good road. The dwelling house. barns shed
horse barn. house, shop and other out buildings are
all In good repair Running both at the house and
barn andhas an apple orchard with grated fruit Any
person wishing for small farm will do we'll to call and
see for themselves. J. l.. PETTENGIII,
BrOokheld, July A. 1850, lSSws~
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sMeft have been won, appear,
gained, but slight and small compar-
9Th what they were in expectation
at would once have been deemed an ample
Nate, when possessed, seems paltry. The
station which was once goal almost too dis.
tant to be striven for, when reached, dissatis-
fees; for some envied Mordeca holds a hiph-
er seat. Even in the generous and ennobling
walks OF mental culture, a conviction of our
own Ignorance grows upon us with our growth
in wisdom, and the proportions and dilnen-
sions of truth enlarge to our view faster than
its details reveal themselves to lis. 4 n
Ii we live long, there will drop away from
our circle one after another of those who
seemed essential to our very being; and we
must be lett as solitary, barren trunks, or
with here and here decaying branch in
place of the green and yerdant boughs that
now seem so full of promise. If we live
long, it will be to survive thousand deaths
to see those that started with US gradually
wasting away nay, more, to have those that
still remain and are inexpressibly dear, far
or often divided from us-to be oppressed
with numberless anxieties on their account.
to have their burdens aud sorrows added to
our own, and perhaps to incur the keenest
disappointment in the moral delinquency, the
blighting and spiritual death of the once in.
nocent and lovely.-Reu. A. p. Peabody.
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Probate Courts for Randolph
EslSfa,frf

DRoBATE COURTS within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, viii be holden AS follows
At the Registers 0nce in Brookfed on the first Thus.
day in each month; at the Hotel in West Randolph, on
the second Thursday in each month at the Hotel in
Washington the third Thursday each month"; at the
Orange County Hotel in Chelsea the fourth Thursday
in each month. By order of Court,
j. R. CLEAVELAND, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-07-14

BEAUTIFUL CoMPARIsoN.-There are some
moments in existence which comprise the
power of years, as thousands of roses are
compressed into few drops of their essence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-07-14

IT'S much safer for thee to reconcile an eng
envy than conquer him. Victory may de-
prive him Of the power for the present, but
reconciliation disarms his will
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-07-14

STATE OF VERMONT, Probate Courts within and 70
LAAoLLE DISTRICT, IS. the District Of Lamoe, for tn
year ensuing, will be holden at the Probaee Oee in John
son, in said District, the first Monday of ecbAOnth
BY order of the Court,
December l. lojS. JOHN l. GLEED Register.
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INs,FEi,E,

WHEREAS my minor SON. Isaac Godfrey, has without
w any just cause, and against my will ran away from
home and refuses to continue in employment. There
fore persons hereby forbidden harbour trust
him my account, rs sha II pay debts of his con-
tracing and shall claim pay for his labour and all his
earnings.
Given under my hand at Waterbury this 28th day of
june 1859. his
JAMES GODFREY.
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misunderstanding, like beaten gold,
in proportion to its being more extended, be-
comes more superficial.
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, PROBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT S. and for the District afore-
said will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier, IN
lid District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing. GE0RG W. BAILEY, Judge.
nucn nl...n1
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b.SSseh'sAlNys SGf5ee,

I HEREBY give to my son, Mason Sheppard, lis time
| and earnings during the remainder Of his minority
and shall claim none Of his earnings pay any debts
uf his contracting after ths date.
DANIEL SHEPPARD.
G. IULLERToN Witness
Naitsteld June 20, 1850 lS3w3*
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RAhEe e III

A FARM situated on the road from West Burke to SUIT
n ton, about mile from West Bure Depot, and mile
and han An sutton Corners, containing 70 acres of
Hand. with large sugar orchard and small apple or
chard is now offered for sale. The farm is under good
state Of cultivation, well fenced, &c. E. W. BAAN.
Sutton, May 24.1S59. l19m3
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Read Good Books.

Look at the influence on the mind, of books
of worse character; see how they faint and
pollute it A respectable lady, in fits Of de-
rangement, sang some indicate songs.
When told of it afterwards, when in her right
mind, she said she heard them when less than
fonr years old. What, then, would be the
impression that an impure volume would make
upon the young and tender mind? Win it
be one easily eradicated? viii it not rather
rema as il written with pen of iron upon
the susceptible heart, and exert its polutlng
influence to a grea CT or less extent through
life? Many very piouss people have had a
sore trial in c6ntending with the de6Iing IN.
huence occasoned by reading improper books
in former years
BY reading books Of good character,
such as exert salutary and beneficial infiu-
ence, the ground will be occupied, and there
will be no room for the posion and trash which
surfeit and kill. Give children good books,
written in a lively and interesting manner,
and they will be so taken up with them as tc
have no desire for unwholesome reading
The ground will be occupied with something
better. There is no room for the worse
Fill Il measure with wheat, and there is nc
room to throw in chaf.
The reading OF good books exerts a con
SENTATIVE influence in after life Not only is
the ground prcoccuped, and the young kept
from the banefuR effects Of improper reading
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Kin in the land Of the Hun,
frozen in the icy North,
.<e who under the burning sun
1taly sleep come forth.
And they whose bones longwhe
Lie bleaching in Syrian sands,
And the slumberers under the reeds of thu Nile,
Arise with arms in their hands.
And at midnight, in his shroud,
The trumpeter leaves his tomb,
And blows blast long, deep and loud,
As he rides through the CHASTITY gloom.
And the yellow moonlight shines
On tha old Imperial Dragons;
And the Cuirassiers they form in lines,
And the Carabineers in platoons.
At signal the ranks unshea.he
Their weapons in rear and van;
But they scarcely appear to speak or hrea til,
And their features are sad and wan.
And when midnight robes the sky,
The Emperor leaves his tomb,
And rides along, surrounded by
Ills shadowy staff through the gloom.
\ silver star so bright
Is Offering on his hreast
In uniform of blue and white
And grey camp frock he is dressed.
The moonbeams shine alar
On the various marshalled groups,
As the man with the Offering silver star
Rides forth 10 review his troops.
And the dead battallions all
c. again through their exercise,
Till the moon withdraws, and gloomier pail
of blackness wraps the skies.
Then around the chief once more
The Generals and Marshals throng;
And he whispers word off heard before
In the ear Of his ad-de-camp.
In flies the troops advance.
And then are no longer seen,
The challenging watchword given is @ France "
The answer is " Sainte Helene -
And this il The Grand Review,
Which at midnig ht on the woldl
If popular tales may pass for true
The barred Emperor holds.
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Gavjntcr Eaostimgs, Esfase

STATE OF VEEMONT,( In Ptuhate Ctutt hold-n at
WASHINGTON District Montpelier, within and for said
District, on the lst day If July, +. u. 1880.
I II. HAS lNG> Administrator The Estate OF Gariuter
Hastings, lao If Watsed in said district, deceased
presents his administrator account fOr sci emem:
heteupon ii is ordered thai the same be referred
the ID day Of August, A. D. 1885, The Probate Office in
said Montpelier, for examination and allowance and
thai all concerned he notified hereof hvlhe publication
this order in the Green MVugiun Freeman, printed at
Monipel Ter, three weeks successfully, may be-
that they may appear said nmeand place. and, If te
cause, object thereto
order of Court
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fries List and Catalogue
THE
METROPOLITAN GOLD PEN CO.

New York.
FIVE DOLLAR LIST,
GOLD PEN, Commercial size, in Gold Pencil Case,
with large Stone Head, price So 90
GOLD PEN Mammoth size, in Silver Extension
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GOLD PEN Ladies' size in double slide Gtld
Pencil Case, with Stone Head extra ine,) price 5 90
THREE DOLLAR LIST.
GOLD PEN Engrossing size, in Propeng Desk
folder Something new and very desrable,) price 90
GOLD PEN, commercial lie, in Patent EX-
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GOLD PEN, Ladies' size, in Gold Pencil Case,
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The QargesD LEVIAfHAN GOLD PEN, price 800
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GOLD PEN, Ladies' size, in Silver Extension Case,
price 200
GOLD PEN, for Gents, in Silver Extension Case,
price 20
GOLD PEN Engrossing size, Ebony Desk Holder,
gold mounted, price 200
GOLD PEN Mammoth size, price 200
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Discovered at last!
Greatest Cure in the World for Pain.
PROF. CHAS. DEGRATH'S
% ELECTRIC OIL.ss

This Oil is the only remedy in the world for the
cure of Rheumatism, Govt, Pains in the Back or side
Palpataton Of the Heart Paralytic Stroke Toothache
Headache, Cramps in the Stomach Scrofula Frosted
hands or feet Sore Eyes, Piles, Spran Bruises Sores
or Burns, Stiffness In the Joints, letter Salt Rheum
Neuralgia Sore Breasts any Diseases that or
painful is the only article brought before the public
that will do its work perfectly in from three twenty
minutes has been used by thousands and pronounced
the best remedy ever discovered.
This Oil acts on the system with electricity is of pure
vegetable preparations not the slightest danger Of apply
ing it outwardly or inwardy, it at gives perma-
nent cure, in most cases, from twenty minutes
The best Psychologists in Europe have discovered that
all Organic Derangemen in the Animal System is the eff
feet of obstruction Of the Physco Electro Fluid in the
organ diseaseda skul application of this Oil puts in
immediate motion the fluid, and the Is once
accomplished No bleeding, vomiting, purging or
blisterng is res0rted to.
None genuine without the signature of
PROF c. DE GRATH.
Labels signed in writing. Try everything else then
give this one simple trial.
No genuine Electric Oil sold by peddeIs in the Uni
ted States.
The Bottles will have my own stamp.
Principal Depot No. 80 sOnth Eight streer three doors
below Chestnut; Philadelphia. Country dealers and Drug
gists be supplied. wholesale and retail. Price rs
cents, 80 cents and 81 90 per bottle.
Sold by Fred L. Smith and l.. f. Pierce, Druggists,
Montpelier. 146y1
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EMPLOY neither Druggists nor Brick Makers to selec
i Goods for me- but select my own, For this reason
can and will sell CLOTHING. Hats, Caps, and Furnish
ing Goods of all kinds at lower prices than any other
man in Montpelier JAMES g. FRENGH,
Montpelier, June 7, 1850,
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THE subscriber offers for sale the Farm which, he
1 lives faid Farm is situated one mile south of
Barton Village, Orleans Countycontains 100 acres rs
of Meadow. he Buildings most new, and one
of the Best Locations in Northern Vermont.
Also, Farm situated mile West Of Barton Village,
containing 100 Of Coed iand-well diviced into
Moving and Pasture land. Buildings good. Each of
said Farms has good Sugar and small Apple orchard.
Any person wishing to buy will do well to call and see
for themselves, MARK NUTTER.
Barton, Feb. 10, 1853. l64tf
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tins is all the difference that you can see in
the various forms of happiness caught at by
the men of the world Let the wit, the
great scholar, the fine genius, the great states
man, the polite gentleman, unite all their
schemes, and they can only show you more
and various empty appearances of happiness.
Give them all the world into their hands, let
them cut and carve as they please, they can
only make greater variety of empty cups !;
for, search as deep and look as far as you
will there is nothing here to be found that is
nobler and greater than high eating and
drinking, than rich dress and human APP
plause, unless you look for it in the laws of
religion Reader, reflect upon the vanity Of
all who live without godliness, that you may
be earnest at the the throne of grace, to be
turned from the crea ure and seek for happi-
ness in the Creator The poorest Christian,
who lives upon Christ, and walks in daily fell
lowship with God, is happier than the rich
est wording. Indeed such only are happy.
- Bogatzty.
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We have adopted the Cash Principle of doing business
and hope, by selling at low prices, merit the liberal
patronage formerly extended Herrick Page. Please
call and look OF Goods
HERRICK, PAGE CO., 10 State street.