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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02
oueer Stories.
A correspondent of the CaIedOnian give

A correspondent of the CaIedOnian gives
the following:
We were once the owner of hen which
at one time laid two eggs. Said eggs, by a
link of the same substance, were Joined to.
gcther at the smaller ends, forming what
might be termed double egg also another
hen which she'd her crop, raised new one
and lived to good old age afterwards. The
hen first hurt her crop; in a short time
hole appeared, SO that she and other hens
could pick out the food after she had once
eaten it, but enough went down to preserve
life. We cared for her well, and let her live
to e what it would amount to. After a
while new lining began to form inside, and
at last became new crop, similar to that of
a goose. long and SLENDER and the old one
came oil. She could not eat as much at a
time as formerly, but livOa several years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02
Food and Treatment Of Hens.

as. w." of Waterloo, New York, has
some sensible remarks on this subject in the
Genesee Farmer, from which we condense
the following:
Linseed meal | have found to be great
promoter of egg-laying. Mixed with scalded
meal or shorts, or with sour milk, it is readi-
ly eaten, and is good substitute for animal
food and insects. Hens like Indian corn
better than any other grain, and it is their
cheapest food. For combining hens, a cover
ed room with dry earth floor, is much bet
ter than an open yard, which the rains keep
in filthy state much Of the time. With
sand to roll 10. hens may be confined under
cover the whole season, Half an hour be-
fore sunset they should be let out to range
over the yard and garden. They will then
be too busy picking grass, gravel, &C., to
scratch and do mischief, being always in q
hurry to return to the roost before twilight.
Hens thus kept will more than twice pay for
their keeping, if not to old to lay well. Two
or three days Imprisonment in coop will
break up black Spanish hens from setting,
and they soon commence laying again if
properly fed. 1t is only profitable for VIII
lager to raise few eafIy chickens to renew
his laying stock, as chickens are great and
increasing feeders, eating when half grown,
much moro than old fat hens. na
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

At the annual meeting of the Addison Co. Ag-
ricultural Society, held at Middlebury on
Wednesday last, Oliver Smith, ESQ, of New
Haven was chosen President. Its former wor-
thy and efficient President, Hon. VIM. R. San
ford, declined reelection. Edison D. Bush,
ESQ.,, of Shoreham, and Ohas. N. Hayward,
ESQ.,, of Bridport, were chosen Vice Presidents,
and Justus Cobb, of Middlebury, and E. s.
Dany, of Cornwall Secretaries. Chas. D.
Keller, ESQ.,, was placed on the Board of Man
ayers for Vergennes VerySnnes Citizen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY," Washington, Jan.
l4.-The United States Agricultural Society
have elected Henry Wagner of Western New
York, President, and reelected B. B. French,
Treasurer, and Ben. Perley Poore, Secretary
Last night the members partook of a sumptu-
GUS entertainment at the residence of W. w.
Corcoran.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02
The PlOughman.

Tearing up the stubborn soil
Trudging, drudging, toiling, moiling,
Hands and feet and garments sOiling-
Who would grudge the ploughman's toll /!
Yet there's lustre in his eye,
Borrowed from yon glowing sky
And there's meaning in his glances
That bespeak no dreamer's fancies--
For his mind has precious lore,
Cleaned from Natures sacred store.
Toiling upyon weary hill,
He has worked since early morning,
Ease and rest and pleasure scorning,
And he's at his labor still
Though the slanting western beam,
Quivering on the CLASSY stream,
Ana yon old elm's leng thened shadow
Flung athwart the verdant meadow.
Tell that shadowy twilight gay
Cannot now be far away,
See he stops nd.wipes his brow
Marks the rapid SUMS descending
Marks his shadow far extending
Deems it time to quit the plough.
Weary man and weary steed
Welcome food and respite need;
IT'S the hour when bird and bee
Seek repose--and why not he
Nature loves the twill ht best,
Let the toil-worn ploughman rest!
Ye, who nursed upon the breast
OF ease and pleasure enervating,
Ever new delights creating,
Which not long retain their rest
Ere upon your taste they pail,
What avail your pleasures all
In his hard but pleasant.
He, your useful, healthful neighbor,
Finds enjoyment, real, true
Vainly sought by such as you.
NATURES open volume lies,
Richly tinted, brightly beaming
With its various lessons teeming,
All outspread before your eyes,
Dewey gladed and opening flowers,
Emerald meadows, vernal bowers,
Sun and shade, bird and bee,
Fount and forest, hill and lea
All things beautiful and fair,
His benignat teachers are,
Tearing up the stubborn SOIL
Trudging, drudging, toilng, moiling,
Hands and feet and garments solng,
Who would grudge the ploughman's toll !!
Yet it is health and wealth to him,
Strength of nerve, and strength Of limb,
Light and fervor in his glances,
Life and beauty in his fances
Learned and happy, brave and free
Who 60 proud and bLest as he ?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

a PRoDucE OF ONE GRAIN cg WHEAT.-No.
Of heads 27. No. OF grains HIT, or 16
over 43 to the head or ear. Grew in the
field of D. T. Quimby, Washington, VT ]
saw the same when harvested, and counted
the grains, af }. f. WooDMAN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

LEARN TO WRITE.--We have several let
ters from our Farmer readers, complmenting
the new feature in the Freeman, but remarks
ing that they cannot put their ideas on pa
per, SO as to be ineligible, even to them
selves" We will risk the intelligibility, and
it We cannot get at the meaning, we shall
make no charge for our labor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

The FRANKLIN Co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
This Society met at St. Adams, on the 18th,
and elected the following Officers for the ensu i"
ing year
For PRESIDENT. Alanson Draper, of Shell
don.
VICE PREsrDExTs.-W W. Thorp, of St. AL
bans, and Lemuel Adams, of Sheldon.
SECRETARY A. Sowles, of st AL
bans.
TREAsURER.- j. Samson, of st. Adams
MANAGERS.
Enosburgh, VIM. r. Hutchinson; Fairfax,
1. I. Parish Fairfield, Harmon Northrop, Jr.;
Georgia, j. W. Barnes franklin, J, H. Che
ney; HlghgatO, Sherman Tchout Swanton,
John P. Robinson St. Adams, Philo Weeks
and Amherst Kellogg Sheldon, William ORA
per; Bakersfield N. Brigham Berkshire, W.
7. Rublee Richford, H. D. Farrar Montgom.
cry, Rufus Hamilton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

A HMT.-Systematic labor compared with
that without plan or order, acoomphshes aiaruq
more and docs its work with much greatera
ase to both mental and physical powers iaam
pwoq fl IT goi4ue Eos
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

When is a farmer very maternal3 When
he cradles bis grain. 1s9 VOL s "a
m3 fuoda ~ saa b18s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19
GEN. JaclssOm's Proclamation.

The following is the concluding portion
of the Proclamation Of Gen. Jackson, issued
in 1898, OF the time and on the occasion
when South Carolina, by her celebrated
Ordinance attempted to nullfy the laws Of
Congress. After picturing the blessings of
free government under our Union, he said /:
"And then add, if you can, without horror
and remorse. this happy Union we will dis.
solve-this picture Of peace and prosperity
we will deface--this free intercourse we will
interrupt--these fertile fields we will deluge
with blo6d-the protection of that glorious
flag we renounce the very name of Ameri-
cans we discard. And for what, mistaken
lmen !! for what would you exchange your
share in the, advantages and honor of the
Union +? For the dream of separate indie.
pondence-a dream interrupted by bloody
conflicts with your neighbors, and vile de.
apendence on foreign power. t...g
II your leaders could succeed in establish
ing separation, what would be your situa.
ton ! Are you united at home are you
free from the apprehension Of civil discord,
with all its fearful consequences !! Do our
neighborins Republics, every day suffering
some new revolution or contending with
some, new insnrrection-dO they excite your
envy! But the dictates ofa high duty oblige
me Qolemnly to announce that you canno,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19
4ottiital,
Fairy Lore.


Glad were the children when their glowing faces
Gathered about US in the winter night,
And now, with gleesome hearts in Verdant places,
We see them leaping in the summer light.
For they remember yet the tales we told them
Around the hearth, Of fairies long ago
When they could only look out to behold them,
Quick dancing earthward In the feathery snow.
But now tho young ard fresh Imagination
Finds traces of their presence every where,
And peoples with a and bright creation
The clear blue chambers of the sunny air.
For them the gate of many sunny palace,
opes to the ringing bugle of the bee,
And every hower-cup is a golden chalice,
Wine filed, in some grand elhn reVelry.
Quaint little eyes from grassy hooks are peering;
Each dewy leaf is rich in magic lore;
The foam-bells, down the ringing brooklet steering
Are fairy-freighted to some happier shore.
Stern theorists, with wisdom overreaching
The aim of wisdom in your precepts cold,
And with painful stretch Of callous teaching,
That withers the young heart into the old;
What is the gain II a.! their flowers were perished
Their visinn-felds forever shorn and bare,
The mirror shattered that their young faith cherished
Showing the face of things SO very fair!
Time hath enough of ills to undeceive them,
And care will crowd where dreams have dwelt before
Oh therefore, while the heart is trusting leave then
Their happy childhood and their fairy lore
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19

or Bill, I've been in real estate little
lately" "Well how much have you dipped
g Bought lot 10 the cemetery, and a
half acre for residence lot north Of it."
"Jast north what the deuce did you 90 60
for off! Going to live there! "Yes. Bill, I
wanted avhome beyond the grave !" Bill
looked solemn, and they both vanished whis.
Ting melancholy air. 4.;-st.,s s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19

GEAn astute individual recently decliu-
ed to occupy a state room in . stemaer On
Lake Erie, because il had been converted
into q harness room. On, inquiry !. appsArs
that three inflated life pressrysrs were suss
pended 10 the room. The grsenhorn had
mistaken them for horse collars.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19

0F"Sir, our account has been standing
for two years, lnd must have 1t settled i'm
mediately." IT, which the customer replied:
"Sir, things usudlly do settle BY standings
i regret that my accOuntsis an exception.
II it has been s,anding too long, suppose
you let II run awhile" "a @ 4aa
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19

or Tom Hood says nothing spoils holt
day like q Sunday coat or a. new pair Of
boots. To have time cit easy, your gar.
ments must set the example.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19

s6erWhst is the Oldest piece Of furniture
10 the Worldll The multiplication table. aa
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19

CiAKBON OIL. colorless, and free from
sspsJs, isss. eAAREEs b, SWIFT.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19

Over three weeks and Tess than three months, IS
cents per square for each insertion.
Obituary notices exceeding eight lines, SO cents per
square.
All tran ent advertisements must be paid for In
advance
special notices before marriages and deaths, eight
cents per line for eacn insertion.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19

JOCKEY CLUB, Verbena and Citronelle
u Perfumes, for sale BY the ouncs,a
Nci0b8f ~ 105S. q SWTFTsB,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19

A T.SWIFT'S DRUG STORE,
"a SNOW WHITE ZINC,
PURE WHITE LEAD,
GREEN sCOLORS, FOR BLINDS,
H. f-s PAINTS, BRUSHES & PUTTY,
s~s SUPERIOR LlNSEED OIL,
VARNISH G. TURPRNTINE,
t..1e. Very cheap for cash,
Junesg0, 1860. By CHARLES e. SWIFT.
!.BdlMs a sa1avNo ka 'ossI tOoeunf
m" Olvs Iod
sSHvf LIllad LHvnb OML
sSavr .LIlA1 Jdvno aNO ~ a.
'SHvf LIadd SSVTO - Il ~
'SHvr LNLTA Ind "
. l'HNOI,S DlNQ SsLdIMS LV
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-12-19
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DARED and Embroidered Curtain Null
I'D Paper uvtains, Oil Shades, etc.. at
ADrfi so, 1857 FOE q BRO,o.
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iwIltten Ter 3ten mn 6!en.4
ntafbt srn Grdnsn &tbnones pe ~crstttnht aE,eist, ta6 St
ItHn*laie as pebanine lurttit Ins auf ~ univrriuii III a3am.
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scnb,tfm tefene tnipfcbtt 5uantih mltt eietI5, lbrtn ,gsnrs-
riHnsn bic snsiae. Dap III in Gcaithllae meerers Sabrr INN, ~
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sNaihtsaipn S1Srtsn.
aReiHtH e%renneen mt eea, sa6ttsn NsbIitunt Sic Aut,tse, 9s
ln ettHH SerSnssnna,S rlen sbsrl,ra net babe. uao lnMh bsTi
iun rsIss euro dnfnsrflsse etotcuuns etsitn Gsren N t,ntm
bern feiuAnni' Srbciunespae iu naaGeh. Sns,nt To rrt ttc Sir
tStuns sts eas tn mr. es tcitea Srsuene ane gettantt fnbrt,
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Ear sBsr Elm gates g,llp aaben nil, ache mai,
Der f:abtrtn asbiSuritlhru @Iatrie, @p. " Mainitresc, me Sic.
alanb ubsrt0rrtrf mr'stn mtr. @atIon fernai Sst!btr or, PIC
ah9,nstEr An"rttnnura nnerne 9eraitet ieire 4hptparapbS, Nm,
srctrrts, GrIser arr'e, YleidnerfoptS. 2anptYpts. NleuepsrarbS
.ane Yseie9rapsS =. Ssifenirua. Geotr aup MfetagpIatten, ub
:iH cr erutlhe @eiRDcr iieisr Uaasrlc pue pulclb,u icine Yin
ertennuua aemiR ndtt strIastr.4 =
Daisltil ireIcea aadb att Dasuereeisrs ntu unt in jsrtr Selis
bistn G5reBe dSaenomnt n.
Ailrsr pcreen ron s74 Grs. an ~ansefsrrist. gbctcarossien Yc4
2 an. Sitotr lesrfeE tci Rrseu upr 5oantnftein 6nSeTertiat.
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3euss Soarrirs ,ass ann ssastieis strt5lAait.
Ter uhtrr,strusts bat aus rerV l7tenl Etrast, Gem
6ilbniatst seaeHaber. etn Esass Saadssn. 8parctua-
paus %ercfsft, Que or islacn BrsaneeH a,fae rs.n pa
tlitnn ti AHsemtinsn beftsns trirfs sit.
9n Gem VArrcrm risies ntu t,ngsribtetsn 6aai,s
iint ifsts WetrGnts alltr 3rt snp bein QudIitlt ,u
batsa, s%slenrtts ~snsfes,: derri Elm o5tGS gates eastt.
S"r AaaRgts9 Ra%Diaeun.
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OCEAN HOUSE,
Gas Der Stas- n Grurtlsrcss p sst in sutb, "a !
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T*s'ass 5'sssns Faea i'm SsnaaT ifaa, ~sis 50
eia baltst prrs 80 putoRsi tals,.
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no. aut Brittle tur nne hne ~ eertftrtn an 80 w
sptxt hes @itm. Sno. IRE.
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VS. ssis. tsslsen aac slaa esru,. 'navS @9 80
$50 sbes. Mueeoraor TastsHts. 49,
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$50 int s2sterx yeai ssrs. -
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$50 ksiss pars 3irainia .Dtsunsain gSbiSfss. d
rec tirrste renepH 9rrtsr
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&tS tsas tasuirs. Nedl, Haraesibc, 8ir aah 9asa Gsgss.
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$50 bsts, 5sHilp, Grtra. SupsrFnt. Gint u~x ssiSsiiuas SIsur.
Ssssit eihss, Deb Gsres. Brappina Irvine.
Hrsppns gartr, Etttsr unS Boslieap paser, Fam Ginger, az,
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