Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-07-07

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!muel Abbott has again opened new Jew
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py to see old and new customers.
PRoF. Morris HAIR INvIGoRAToR.-This really
beneficial article is advertised in another place.
II comes recommended from the best sources,
and that too from persons entitled to respect
II is agreeable to use, and is doing wonderful
deal of good. Read the numerous certificates
of it, and then get bottle and try for yourself
HAY CArs.--Mr. Timothy Cross has on hand
an assortment of hay caps which farmers will do
well to purchase and make trial
A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF Mount VERNoN--A
view of the Home of Washington has just been
issued by Messrs u. H. Byram Co., No. ll2
South Third Street, Philadelphia, which is a
very beautiful specimen of printing in colors
No less than fifteen different colors, imprinted
by new and improved process, are seen in it,
making picture worthy place in any parlor
or collection. An Advertisement, containing a
letter from Hon. Edward Everett, in praise of
it, will be found in another column, to which
we direct the attention of our readers.
The ROMANCE OF Poor YOUNG Manly
Octavus Feliluet, translated from the Seventh
Paris Edition by Henry j. Mcdonald, (late
of Corpus Christi College, Oxford). Published
by Rudd & Charlton, New York. For sale
by Brown, Taggard & Chase.
This work of fiction has attained wonderful
degree of popularity in France, having gon 9
through many editions, been dramatised, and
talked of and criticised in the literary circles.
1t has made thousands weep, SO say the critics.
and has gained from the best judges the praise
ofrivalling the best works of French Fiction.
1t is not in the usual or popular style of French
novel writers, who appeal to the worst passions
and morbid sensibilties of their readers, but is
rather a depicting of the better natures and the
record of the triumph of virtue and integrity
over temptation. The general reader cannot
fail to be pleased by the perusal of the Romance
of q Poor Young Man. For sale at the Free
man Book Store.
MOUNT VERNoN.--A Washington letter in the
New York Commercial Advertiser states that the
proprietor of Mount Vernon is making invest
ments in lands in the West, preparatory to re-
moyal, and that he will be ready to give up
Mount Vernon this fall. The ladies need, ac-
cording to an accurate and economical estimate,
about twenty five thousand dollars, to enable
them to put the mansion and other buildings in
repair, and to improve the grounds. The front
portion of the mansion is falling down. 1t is
slightly propped by posts. The house will soor
be mass Of ruins if it be longer neglected.
The Leavenworth Times of June l8 says thu
Kansas Constitutional Convention is Free State
1t ciphers up the result of the election Tor dele
- gates as follows: Republicans, 30; Democrats
20; uncertain, 2. The Times says
is it will be seen that the Republi
iority of ten in the convention
Aspnstitution for free Kansas
flight of the Republicans
with fearful odds. Th,
pvernment, so strong in
sinst u.s. We met it
ID what is worse, ,
1fhe South, and combina
intimate General Pierce fo
las is reported to have stated to
lent Southern politician in Washing
ton thath intends to support the nominee {
Charleston Convention but what was NEAR
by his letter to Mr. Dorr of Iowa was, that h
will not himself consent to run upon u patforl
he cannot endorse. In any event. it is said /
will adhere to his party against the opposition
Among the Southern aspirants for the nomi
nation of the Charleston Convention, are Brecl
enridge and Guthrie, of Kentucky; Wise an
Stanton of Virginia Toombs and Stephens,
Georgia. and Fitzpatrick, of Alabama. II
list may be swelled indefinitely. The Was
ington correspondent of tho New York Journ
of Commerce says of Fitzpatrick
Alabama has a very popular candidate
Gov Fitzpatrick, and many Southern politician
are now of the opinion that tho whole South,
represented in the Convention, will be finally il
dueed to unite upon him, with Gov. Seymour
some other Northern man Us Vice President.
Private advices from Texas lead u.s. (says Il
Washington Star, Administration, to belle
that General Sam Houston will, in all probab
ity, beat his opponent, the Democratic party
= nominee, for the Governorship of Texas in thu
approaching election,