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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

LET THE CHILDREN RoNp.-If young chill
dren are compelled to sit quietly in room,
and their young minds urged to action, we
take from them the nobIest part of their
strength, and consume it in the function of
thinking Thus growth is retarded the
limbs impcrlectly developed the muscles weak.
cned, the digestion becomes bad, scrofula per-
haps appears, and then ensucs great pre-
dominance Of the nervous system Any u,,
equal development Of our faculties is injuri-
Gus, and it is certain that mental exertions
weaken the more they are accompanied by
bodily movements. 1t is also certain that
tho who, between their mental occupations
60 through suitable bodily exercises, can
work mentally much more than those who
neglect this exercise of their bodily powers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES.


have Analysed tue Concentrated Leaven mauufac.
turei by Messrs. Edw. Chamterln Co with rear
ence 10 its purity and efficiency of action in producing
the effect yeast in dtending and thei eby rem
deTing it h for making bread This article is skifuY
from perfectly pure erisls VIII eh leave
nothing but vegetable salt, which IL estentia Iy de-
Pirabe loCd in tie bread. ltlaCs he dough Wthoat
Stunning the sugar or any other frcipe in the our
perfectly and the same weigh of -four will Or odus.
more sweet, palati bic bread thru can be obtained
through the aid of vest while Tor cakes and pastry
it s invaluable asit saves all risk, az much tin
the pastry cock.
The EXT iments made b. ne cent? m tie statements
Of tie mauutac'urts, and prove This conpouI wOrhy
OF public ~ prov al and EXTENDED lsc respectfully,
a. a. HAYES N. y State AsFsy er.
Is koY ston st.. Hoston. Sept. Is. lAkl.,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
Sleep

There is no fact more clearly established
in the physiology of man than this, that the
brain expands its energies and itself during
the hours Of wakefulness, and that those are
recuperated during sleep; if the rccuperation
does not equel tho expenditure, the brain
withcrs-this is insanity. Thus it is that,
in early English history, persons who were
condemned to death by being prevented from
sleeping always died lavipg maniacs thus
il is, al o, that those who are starved to death
become insane; the brain is not nourshcd,
and they cannot sleep The practical infer
ences arc these Il. Those who think most,
who do most brain-worb, require most sleep,
2. That time saved from necessary sleep is
infallibly destructive to mind body and estate
3. Give yourself, your children, your SER
vants--glvo all that are under you tho fullest
amount of sleep they will take, by compell-
ing them to go to bed at some regular early
hour, and to rise the moment they wake ;
and within fortnight, nature with almost
the regularity Of the rising sun, will unloose
the bands Of sleep the moment enough repose
has been secured tor the wants Of the system.
This is the only safe and sufficient rule and
as to the question how much sleep any one
requires, each must be rule for himself ;
great Nature will never fail to write ii out to
tho observer under the regulations just giyco.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
P. y. ?.
a,aPk'S E'B'aGkly PlasterS.

1aey impart Strength; they Annihitate Pain.
rHESE delightful Pastcrs yield readily 10 the motion
Of the body, absorb Precipitation and throw off all the
offensive coagulated impurities of the system. They
should be used for all Chronic Pains, Fainness Dyspep
sla Colds, Consumption rheumatism, Female Weakness
etc. They retain their active properties when other Pas
ters are useless and phere applied pain cannot eris
Every family should have them One size CLOTH three
sizes on leather. Sample sent by mail receipt of %
cents.
Parks Patent Porus Prcky Plasters are sold by all
Dealers from to q Dimes. m7193m+
D. :. BARNES l. Co, 10 h Is PARK Row, N. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
UI)& GollaiIn @yirtLe

Erit,.n for the Green Mountain Freeman.
Eatanorgana.
From my tower on yondcr shore,
behold The twilight come;
And watch far out the haze before,
The storm petrol going home.
hear the melancholy moan,
OF resistless, surging waves
The dirge's Sweet and solemn tone,
Above the watery graves.
i! watch anon the flowing sail
The glad breeze that bears 1t on,
And up to my tower wall
OF hearts loved, now gone.
The sea grows dark anear the sky,
And the spectres slowly fade;
hear their Tapping wings as they hy,
And lose my hopes in the shade.
Yet along to midnight the waters on,
And down to its briny dirge,
A. il the tide perchance return,
And my treasures upon its surge,
s.. I. y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
Christian Communion.

Much of the suffering, which is endured
by the people of God grows cut of their ig-
norance Of each others trials. Those that
fear the Lord too seldom speak one to an
other. Every heart knowcth its own bitter
ness, but anothers it does not know The
tempted believer, as he struggles against the
motions of sin in the flesh, is sometimes al
most ready,to cast off all hope; for he can
not see how his sense of de6lcmcnt, can con-
sist with that holiness without which no man
can see the Lord. He not only regards him
self as less than the least OF saints, but
doubts whether he I've saint at all. And
yet this is the experience of every child Of
God, without a. single exception, at some Pc
riod OF his pilgrimage. The hottest and the
very best of men have sometimes been
brought to the very bars of the pit. A Da-
WIS., Luther, Bunyan, an Erskine, and
Toplady --theSe have all known what it was
to cry" How long wilt thou forget me y
Lord Forever? How long shall | take
counsel in my soul, having sorrow in my
heart daily? How long shall mine enemy
be exalted over me? Consider and hear me,
. Lord my God; tighten mine eyes, lest
sleep the sleep Of DEATH
Let the tempted believer learn that his ex-
pericnco Of the bitterness of sin, and of the
dcceitfuuess and wickedncss Of his heart, is
precisely that Of all Gods host They are
all lighting against the world, the flesh and
the devil, and not one Of them finds an easy
warfare. Not orc Of them bat must water
his couch with tears--not one out must some
times exciaim; Oh wretched man that
ain! who shall deliver me irom this body OF
this death But they may all add with
the apostle; " [ thank God, through Jesus
Chris. our Lord
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

HOME LIFE.--If home life is we'll ordered
tho children having, according to age, work
time, play-time, books games, and household
sympathies, they will love home, and find
pleasure there. Give The little ones states
and pencils, aud encourage their attempts 10
make pictures. Drawing will amuso them
whom noisy plays have lost their zest, or are
unreasonable; and the art will be useful in
after life
Have them read to each other stories ard
paragraphs Of your selection, and save the
funny things, and the pleasant ones you see
in papers and books to read to tn EN- at your
easure. You cannot imagine how it will
bind them to you.
But choose we'll for them for the impress.
sions made upon their minds now, will last
when the hills crulabo. Have them sing to-
gothcr, and sing with them, teaching songs
aud hymns. let them sing all day like birds
at all proper times, Have them mutually
interested in the same things, amusemoutS
and occupations; hav ug specified times for
each 50 that their habits will be order ly
Let them work together in the garden
boys and q s both need out of-door work !;
while the parents eyes direct and sympathizo
and the loud voices blend in the loving &C
cord.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

indeed. Their food falls before and around
them, and they have bat to gather and enjoy.
What lesson nan may learn Ivy looking
into the snug, chambered cell Of the burrowing
squirrel, AID boholding his care, and the
abundance he has provided. 1t would be a
paradise for man, could he burrow and enjoy
the whole winter through but it is a far
greater pleasure that, with these well.fled
shelves, he has an immortal mipd--an in
tellOctual man to provide for. S. 7. N.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

The highest perfection Of human reason is
10 know that there is an infnity Of truth be-
yond its reach.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

A CHINESE PRovgEB =" y word once let
fall" says Chinese proverb, can not be
broughtback by chariot and six horses. =
Take care then, what words you speak. For
every idle word we shall have to give ac'
count.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

Take counsel of one greater and one less
than yourself, and afterwards form your opin-
ion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29


LITTLE ACTS GHEAr-- Little acts are the
clements 81 5ruc greatness. They raise lifo's
value like the little figures over the larger
ones in arithmetic, to its highest power. They
az tests of character aud disinterestedness.
They are the straws upon life 5 leccittul cur
rent, that show the currents way. The heart
comes all out in them. They move on the
dial Of character and responsibility sifnif-
canty. They indicate tho character and
destiny, They help to make the INN ortal
man. 1t matters no; so much where we arc
as what we are. 1t is seldom that acts of
moral hcroism are called for, Rather the
real hcroism of lie is, to do all its little du-
ties promptly and faithfully.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

ONE SERMON A DAY.-Henry Ward Beech
err who generally says just about what he
pleases S, in speaking the other day in Now
York on the influence of the newspaper press,
is reported to have said
1.-The articles of tho press 60 farther than
the sermon, and carry with them really more
weight, certainly where one hears those,
which is an abomiuation before God and
man, No preacher who is fit to preach a
sermon is fit to preach more than one day,
and no man is fit to hear more, or if he does,
he is not fit for much else. Sermons are
like boys pop.gans; however many wads you
put in, its the last wad that drives the others
out"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
sheet M gISic


A COMPLETE assortment always on hand. NEW ME-
"A SIC received sspublShed at
G. W.WILDER'S
Montpelier, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
YOU LOOK TN VALE,
For Grey Hair on the head OF n person who uses
HEIMSTREET'S INIMITABLE
HAIR ESTOR ATTTr

on Will find however the heads Of those who use it,
LUXURL.4NT GLOSSY HAIR
or ORIGINAL COLOR,
AND 4 CLEAN SCALP.
NO NATTER AT WHAT AGE OF LlFEIrIS USED.
TnE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY Is coNvrNCIHG.
MACON, Ga March 20, 1863.
Mes,rs. ST LwART & PUTLEr
Savannah. Ga.
Gsats.l received the picNsgt OF tInim7tree4 mimi
table Hair Restorative. sud after un DO tls can
ga ely say it is TIE bee: article OF the krd trow Oft
will DO all it aims to .io in restoring The hair 10 is
original color. Respectfully,
JONAS h. BEESLEY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
+. f. Smith, Agent.

Lyons KuthairOn for the Hair. --Nothin
has been made which
has given sucl hsS INC NFAT, universal sat
iSiacton. S{ONS X Nv HHIR(M restores PR
serves aud y SstSMNNl ~ "'NS' beauties the
Hair, aud i'm NJ" con The HAIR, parts a de-
lightful odOr, L-------- II you wish
fine healthy head Of Hair, try it, Sold everywhere, foe
p cents per bottle m7l9lm+
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

SAVANNAH, ga, May To- 1860.
Nsssrs. w, Il. HAaAN & Co.. Troy, N. Y.
Gsntstur firm having sold large quantities of your
lNlMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE, and hearing It so
universally commended by many of patrons in the
highest manner rs to its "IHtBIrABLR" qualities
was induced to give til trial. having for years been
troubled with falling Of the hair drYness OF the tcalp,
as well ~ the additional annoyance of many grey hairs
the scalp being apparently diseased. After faithfully
using small bottle of the Restorative, and finding
its good qualities apparent, commenced the Of the
second and hair isnow in batter condition than
before during my recol'ection 1t has stopped falling
out and The scalp has resumed its functions | most
cheertuy recommend your article as having all the
virtues you claim for In addition to my own case
on ont at least fifty persons in city who have
had the experience i'll Its use myself You are
at liberty to this letter you may proper and
will be happy to recommend your arcles personally en-
any and alt occasions. Yours respectfully,
JAMES STEWART,
Of the firm of StcYart Y Butler,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
University of Louisiana,

TIVE LECTURES IN s GsPs isn win commence on The Sc
,iS N AMI IsGi they wifi embrace the various branches
o,he Civil Law Common Law and Of Equity Admirably
81 the United sta Tae Lectures will be delivered BY
four Professors .,,n.t N, ~, ,,-,,. 4,
Hon TBE6DORE H. MccALKB Lii D. Professor Of Admiralty and
entsrnational Law
cuPisTIIN RosEIIUs III. D.. Professor Of Civil Law.
SIgRFo TFNNEN Professor Of Coasut onsl and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence
No cy In the United has the advantages which New Or
leans possesses TeSdy and perfect requirement Of the Mod
ern Lang Coed Bead can De obanee as cheap here as In
any other large city In the Union
An be addressed 10 The Dean Of The Facul
ty at New Orleans. hANOhLL HUNT,
a rn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

Err4oUE Nov Four quiet steady; Howard Street Ohie
AM Cy NILS IS 90 whsatHs Bet l25b 1888 vi Il5
a Is cni Corn G-u. Vel faG, cents; White 1901 c-nA
Pryirs quie Bacon des ne gl'l co. Mesa Pork f9 o.
c us- nra but active. whisky dd'l at =. CO.
NAV NosE Nov l-Ftur arm; S-uthern s. eos s. What
higher; Western Red l5GG3sa cents corn bnor ant
MN.qts flg oerti Pork doll dull a. 49, tl3 cent?
whisky - cents Stccas dull and easier; New York Cen
trd - Va c. s6i.; Missouri 1e'.i Montgomery 81.
Nav YoHx, Nov I-Eveninr Cotton m Flour firm and
ceuts hgbe uh-ru a. Uts1ga Whtaf2Gg3 cens hsr
Corn quiet, MIXED $50 Pork hrm; 9G9 II;
st aa4I4 whisky f12O1a sugar steady Ga GBTA
Tee It05&; sps. rurpeutiue heavs at S1G0i hosia
irI A. ii. l9l,a O.. Rec steady ~ a. flfif
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
COMMISSIONERS Office.
n.r.HrfF - 49,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
GoOCm C1uRT TOr-s
October lgih 1850. J
TENO RICHARD SCLATE IL, administrator o. John n.
Il Carter, deed, Plaintiff.
And
Ihon Argyle Patterson and Williams, partners dng bust
uadeT The sad style Of Patterson Williams Mary X.
woOesoa Bebo,ah " WOODROW and James Cater, AMI al
oihsrs, creditors Of the said John q. Carter, decd,
Defendants
You hereby notified that have fixed upon the 2st Of
November take seiile, my oic the u he
Of john Garter decd IN tn. hands 4 lis admin
Richard ser 10 be adrtred fni Of the transactions q the
said Richard soHer adm Aforesaid and, also u
III the debts Tue om the sid decetet time o. his d. U,,
the said lccoulis having directed be taken by the de-
Circuit C0aFt rendered the Sd OF September
In suit in chancery depending In said Court in which yoa
TIES plaintiff and defendants at which time and place
Required to attend.
my hand, Commissioner in ohaucry Of the said
Court the dag and ear first Aforesaid.
ocl9-v4w PsED H. FLEMING
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

APPROPRIATE PErsENr.-Some ore proposes tdat IL
4 coin should be elected subscription should Be rai.-
"a for the purpose Of buyiug up al the blacklist ugss
ni-anes aud most odOriierOus ringers in the State 10
wlrshppes Who are notorious for their abuse OF the
Southern people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
M NnNEY pAAIr

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The money market has tighten
ed and the Banks unable TO accommodate one-hali
OF the vans Ot the merchants
The depositOFs will lose over $500 GOO by Lee Co.'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

~. THORNTOE, DegEAsED-Rtifg thereto u-st,d 10y
D. T. Williams Illustrator u " II Thofni ased have
APP rtci sDAY the nth ~ or iELEuB.R 1860 tn
time Office 90 Beyn's bull ling HInk mi ~ esis, "a
this city the place. for receiving proof Of Geb demands
assiGst the sid deceased OF tii tS;ttc.
Therefore herety nnneito produce before on OR
EEFuRk DAY sac evidence nay necessary bh
ls prove ther 81 aims. herti Teq
red Nsuted from the dividend be made Of the iuads
uoW n a. hfnts OF the aduinfst'r.
h9ad Commi OF hr Court u Hastings
Of the h. u Richmond, the date above
cc2-cW4w X. MILTON CARY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
select Boarding school for Girls.


PROPOSE 10 optn at my saenee In Port Royal Va, the
All Monday IN October 1862 Boarding School for Girs
Th house Is and Appropriately furnished and the girls will
be wholly under family discipline and domestic influence and
srnt The Oss OF Instruction will regular and systemai
ie embracing the Engsh Classical Mathematical Depart
snts with Modern Languages and Ornament branehe Par
firs and rare es ior instruction In Muse athand
notwithstanding everything S2S payable third upon
entrance one third January, aud onerd 18th Of April
Drawing Painting and Music at FrsfefS-rS prices.
Thankful for the many yors received from this community
dng an exptrenos OF seven years Teacher In their mid
up 10 he time when resigned my former school 1851
under renewed auspices and with more
eiav acfies and experience, hJmby hoping by sssduty
and diligence merit confidence and patronage which have
heretofore beea bestowed upon me.
Por circular and particulars apply 10 .
L. BAUDER, A. NJ,
Port RIVAL Caroline.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
COMMISSIONERS oRrInE.

I0FU.
The parties In the accounts menoned In the decree
rboVe reced hereby notified that have fixed the 18th
day Of Nov my OH in 6oddns Ha In the city Of Rich
mond 10 proceed with tag the said accounts at which time I'd
pce they required attend sore with the books, pa
pers vouchers necessary requisite for that purpose
octp-iaWaW TAOS T GILES Com'r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
-DrrcArror.

110s- PHILIP MAYO VIM reopen her SCHOOL; Al
M Church s street. i've srssS sna MAI
Soys " Terms $50 per session Of months VISIT
HTaNTRn-s,uailon 70 teach, BY Rgsotisnanqus ftd 70
w b T.Sl,b Latin French, Mathematics, and the RudI-
lie has had one years experience. Addn s.
mems mems VI "a u~v-r,o, Va se5-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

CIEcUr COUEr-The criminal term Of Judge Mere
di.bs Court commenced yesterday bu; there was nod
Ing done except the appointment Of today for the tr
Of 70 ad ard wednesday for 'hc trll Of ]. Il.
NtO1 The other cases are % be cal Ell Saturday.
The sitnesses should be puncud in their attendance,
On the DAYS designated The Grand Jury was empiL-
u-ed yesterday, and adjourned until saturday, at II
f...lD-F
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

ENy3EcE 1.-THE 18Th section Of Oh. l91 Of the Code
Provides that If white person, arrived a. the age Of
discretion, profaney curse or swear get drunk be
shall be fned By justice, dollar foe each offence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

ArPLES-The commission merchants, oonfectoncrs
and marketmeu have good stock OF apples on hand
il now and ate offering them for sale al reasonable
prce.- Dr. Hail. iu bis Journal Of Health advises eve
rs family 10 lay n from 70 ten more barrels and
i viii be 90 them the most economical investment 10
thc vsole range Of cuiraries raw, mellow apple -
,'ges ed DO tu hour and half while boiled cabbage re-
ulr., tive hours. The most healthy desert which
be- placed on a table is baked apple II taken freely
az bre,k,s aitb coarse bread aud butter without
or H.h Of any Kind 10 has au admirable effect on the
general system, often removes constipation, correcting
u.iliies aud cooling Cn iebre conditions more electu
ally than the most approved medicines Il families could
be induced substitute the dppesOuud ripe and us
cioas Tor the pies cakes, candies, sVeamcats with
wh'ch their children are too often ndicreetly stuffed
these would be dmiuutiOn 10 the sum t0tal OF doctors
bills 81 a single year. sufficient 20 ty in stock Of this
Dc. .iJu- fruit for whole seasons use.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

CsNrE,L AFkiCA-Nesrs. Harper B'os., New York,
have recently published volume Of 500 pages, entitled
"Tds Lake Regions Of Central Africa picture OF TX
p.1rtion by Richard + Burton. =. r. G. 5" This is
fullest aud most comprehensive description OF Aiii-
life and customs have yet seen; indeed the pro
f-eness OF detail amounts almost 70 fault The nara
tive embraces many interesting passages "a well as re-
puvc ones ne later being inseparabe from any truth
ui accounts OF The African negroes The work may be
Sueet.