Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-14
WEST RANDoLpH.-Our correspondent writes,


June 5th
GO We have had very dry spring. Rams
finely this morning. Trade very fair for the
times Our little village seems to be growing
finely this spring. We have under process Of
erection eight new buildings. The remnant of
the so-called modern Democratic party are
rather crest-lalIen since their disappointment of
the nomination of Douglas at the Charleston
Convention, and are anxously waiting for his
nomination at Baltimore, which assemblies on
the 18th. The people in our vicinity will roll
up glorious majority for Lincoln and Hamlin
next November. Yours truly, JR.
PS. The independent Statesman and Ingle-
side are detunct The Freeman is the paper for
the people. JR.
The trotting- match between Flora Temple and
Geo. NJ. Patchen, for 81 900 best three in five,
took place at the Union track, and resulted in
favor of Flora Temple, time, 2;2l ; 2;24, and
2:2l-12.,
We learn that the bears are making sad havoc
among the cattle and sheep in Readsboro, and
vicinity, and when traps were set near carcasses
they cunningly avoided them by dragging their
feast away.-CHizen
New FIRM-By reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that Fuller & Co. take
the place of Storrs & Fuller at the Depot Store.
We think the New Firm will fully sustain the
good business reputation of the concern.
MOVING MACHINES the haying season is
approaching and promises well, it may be we'll
to look over the moving machines advertised by
Mr. Timothy Cross in our columns this week.
They are superior machine
Cooley FOR JULY.-Thus early, the first for
the month, Godey's Ladies Book for July isl
on our table 1t still maintains its well-earned
position Of the leader Of the periodicals. 1t is
the ladies' book, and the one entitled to the first
place in the ladies boudoir, as comparison
with Others will readily demonstrate. Terms,
So per aunum. L. A. GOdey, Publisher, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
POLISHED Doors. We oftener look at the
boots person wears, for a correct idea of the
man, than at any other portion Of his apparel.
The beauty of polished understanding will
therefore be apparent, and we advise everybody
to go to Mossrs Scott & Brooks and get jug
of Brown & Brothers Japan Backing
ADVISE TO Family FoLKs.-O of the most |
convenient and useful articles recently discover
ed, with view to elicit the blessings of the
careful housekeeper, and abate her pains to
keep things domestic, intact and tidy, is GER
tainly Spaldings Prepared Glue No matter
what you break (unless it be your head, J this
Glue steps forward like genii of order, and
promptly unites the discovered parts reduces
the fracture, as IL surgeon would say-and rem
ders all whole again Toys or tools, chairs or
vases, leather, silk, wood or glass-t operates
alike magically on all and at its bidding the
sobs Of the child cease, the qualification of the
mntron is complete. No family should be with /
out Spalding Prepared Glue
Everybody needs Glue-Pot occasionally, |
but everybody knows that the old fashioned |
mode of dssolying glue is inconvenient. Spal-
ding's Prepared Glue is chemically held in So
luton, is equal to the best preparation of Cab
iuet.makers Glue and is used cold.
brush accompanies each bottle, and the
whole costs only Twenty-Five cents.
For sale wholesale and retail at the Freeman
Bookstore A liberal discount to the trade.
RHEUMATIsM.-T provoking complaint is
quite prevalent at this time. To those afflicted
we would recommend DR.. Sweets Eminent, an
article just introduced, and in our case it has
proved very seryiceable.-NeW Haven Nelos.
L" The Life of the Flesh iin the Blood" was
said by inspiration long before Harvey dscov-
cry of its circulation had brought to light its
purposes and uses. Now we know not only
that " lie is in the blood but that disease
inhabits it also. Many of the disorders that
pervade the human frame, have their home in
J it, thrive and grow in it. The celebrated DR..
j. c. Aver, of Lowell, has had regard to this
important fact in making a Remedy to cure
these disorders His Extract of Sarsnparilla
purges out the impurities of the blood and in
duces healthy action in it that expels disease.
This looks reasonable and it is true, for we
know by our own experience. Seldom as we
take any medicine, we have nevertheless several
times been under obligations to the skill of Dr.
Aver for the relief which his remedies never
fail to afford US when we are obliged to have
recourse to them = Catholic, Hahfar, ". s.