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SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
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No N0E7u sTGEF7.
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CHEAP Books AND STATIONERY Second hand
Books bought OF eXchangedb by
JOHN J. DIES FORCES,
ANTIQUARIAN Book STORE,
al5-St1 IL Light ST. and opposite Fountain Hota,.
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EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
Of Looking Glasses in suitable
every position and Of all sizes.
Mantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornces Tables Brackets, Consols, &C., at uneqused
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engravings al
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention is to the depart
ment OF PICTURE FRAMES. Also, frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c.
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commencement OF attack immediate relief from pain
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o which females are so subject
Jhey act gently the bowelsreInoving COsrenssS
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and all
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the, improving the appetite, giving and the
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The CEPHALIC PILLS the result OF long iuyesgs-
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They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
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making any change Of Diet and the absence Of CRY dis
agreeable taste renders to administer them 10 chil
Gren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTSi
The genuine have FIVE signatures Of Henry Spaldingon
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will he sent by mari prepaid on receipt OF the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
as Cedar Sree, New York.
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YEoDo TIA delightful article, part OF the
FIRST INFORMATION FROM JAPAN Just received ana
FOR sale By GREEN !. Y1E,
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than any remedy brought before the
public for the Piles any form. This preparation
has been made the subscriber thirty years ard
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28
A Is Contraband.'

An army correspondent of the Portland
Transcript gives the following sketch of the
appearance and pecuiarities Of one of the
slaves met with by one Of his regiment while
marching South
AS | went into the yard | saw standing iu
the midst Of the men, an aged contraband,
whose woolly pate was prolusely mottled with
grey, and grey woody fringe around the
base of his ebon face, gave him most sin.
gu|ar appearance. His enormous mouth,
thick lips, and dattened nose of purely Afri-
CA stamp, and Iereating forehead, very low
in he ght, would convey an idea Of almost id.
iotic Intellect within. As approached his
lower jaw slowly moved downwards, and then
upwards, like tho first movements Of the arms
of poDdcrous steam engine, and then from
the expansive reservoir Of his throat came
forth q sound, and he began To sing hymn.
There was not much melody in his music, but
he seemed to enjoy it as we'll as an Ole Bull
or Pagannini would their own performance.
He was dressed in the cast-oH uniform, over
coat and pants, Of some rebel soldier, and the
coat half dropping from one shoulder in
careless style, plainly indicated an innate
"cmfee.' He iuf5Ted his hymn and some
one asked him if he wouldn't prav? The
old man paused 'or moment and then said,
"De good booa say, dat when we worship
God we mus 10 il wid de spcret and de troOf,
and | doesn't like sor see SIGH tings treated
Nightly. Now, If 2sll all be quiet and not
lsrf, and pay attentisa, Iii do de bes' ken. -
Having promised good behavior, the old
man kneli down. Az he was kneeng some
one asked him to pray tor the war to close -.
He commenced his prayer with an eoquence
OF language and propriesy of expression ubso-
lutely astonishing, and could hardly believe
that in that apparently demonted Uranium
could be stored an intellect which displayed
itself in Il manner indicating that nature had
given it power and utte,ance far above ma.
ny IT those who were LOOKING upon the pos.
SCISSOR as they would monkey or parrot OF
sons ether natural curiosity. There was an
expression in his prayer which, in connection
With the request to pray for the soldiers, was
peculiarly noticeable. He prayed:
%, MESA Lord God Alaity, have mercy
on I'll sogers, an ems gwine to war. .
Lord, batter all dore big guns into prowsheer
and derc swords inter prune hooks, and max,
peace come quick"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphic
news to the time of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or $l,OO for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the office.
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers-pap delivered at their
fuses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited G. w. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28

allows the Imagination to roam frOo 49,,
fettered in tho bright realms of fancv 'r n, ua'
is music all about US. In the patteyino 1t nne's
rain, in the murmuring Of the stream VI the
est, hill and valley. 1t has an ALI. III loI'
the best affections OF our hearts Hou With
a remembered strain of music briDys '" " soon
face before our mental vision How soe uea !!
treshens our memory and awakens the I loS It
feelings, brightens our prospects and saL;s
dies forgotten hopes and youthful Iov vaA'n'
Sweet, rich and harmonious strains n n,,',
Who loves not to listen to the W nn msie'
strains Who loves rot the beauty and ,nI
Unity of tender, cheerful strains Of nouer 'rg
soul'>tlrring music? Music purifes I ha,s.
gross and uncultivated, quenches hatecn I'as'S
sions, and re6nes and spirituaizes man.. pas
ture. Music is closely connected with n. ma.
high and exalted part Of our nature '' '17
Far more beautiful than augbt e,so !, .
human voice Some one has said If u ID Tue .
is a perfect instrument as it comes from .l "
hand OF its Maker, and though its strncs MT 'av
relax with the atmosphere, or be iuu:sd " by
misuse and neglect, it is always capable Of h.: ~
ing restrung to its compass till its frame !,
shattered" The silvery cadences vibrat;n,
with every feeling and impulse of the be,r.
have in their tones something grand and Ian
ly. Oh! for the music of the human vo;oo
it we can have no other. Swceter far tb,n
all other music are the gentle, musical wor;
of friends. Everything is full of melody ~
All, all is melody, rich, pure and powe.fo,,
OERTRUDE NJ. WEST.
West Salisbury, Vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28

REPUTATION or ENGLISH Dry GooDs. The
young ladies in popular seminary in Maine
met last week, and mutually agreed that, unit!
justified by the more fraternal action of England
toward the loyal party in this country, they
would neither purchase nor wear materials OF
English manufacture for clothing. Acting on
the hint thus giving, the young ladies of sever
al seminales and schools in Massachusetts have
made the same resolution. In one instance in
Chelsea, Gas We are Informed by citizen of that
place. one school-teachers and pupils-have
entered into the compact. and pledged them
selves to be diligent, at all times, to propagate
their feeling. This shows that the damses OF
the present age inherit the principles of their
greatgrandmothers in l776, whose self-denial
for patriotic purpose is proud feature in the
history of that time.
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ton, are just as necessary to success in war, as
in any other business of life. But if any at
tempt should be made to go beyond this, ana TO
corduc, the war and manage the army as though
the men who carried the bayone's had no inter-
est in it except to draw their ratlons, and shoot
and to be shot at, whenever their officers might
choos, to make the Old r,-as though the soldiers
were the unreasoning slaves of those in command,
-, will doubtless be discovered that the soldiers
are yet part and parcel of the sovereign peo-
ple of the nation, who make and unmake mill'
tary chieftains as well as civil rulers.
And it is to he hoped that the men with shout
der straps will take into the account in dealing
with their troops, or in carrying out any little
pet measure Of their own, thut the Federal army
cannot be handled in all respects according to
the books, that they are not Gen. Mcclellan s,
nor Mr. Lincoln S, nor Mr.. Stewards, nor MIR.
Cameron troops, but the soldiers Of the Re-
public, who have minds, opinions and judgments
Of their own-that they are men who have vol
unteered to defend the Government because it is
their Government and not because it is the Gov
eminent of MIR. Lincoln OR any other man, or
set of men,-in a word, men who are fighting
for the country and not for cheftains, presi-
dents, or cabinet Ulcers
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28

THIRD COMPANY VERMONT SHARP SHOOTERS
The third company of Vermont sharp shoot
ers, at Brattleboro, is now full and wer, or
ganized by the choice of officers on Tuesday, as
follows -Cnptaiu. Gilbert Hart LIST Lieut.,
Henry Herbert ; 2dLiem., Albert Buxton. -
BeHo,cs Falls Times
CAUTION Look onl far SCHNEIDER There
is miserable rascal anu swindler named Tiff,
who in the last two or three weeks has swind
dled along line half the .eneth of tas state,
say from Ihetford to Bellows Falls. lie has
great abundance Of recommendations, and
goes into place and shows these, and then
gets upa writing school ut g halt price for
twelve lessons land about the second day of
the school collects his " half price in advance
and the next day is non est inrcntus, leaving
srndry board and other bills unpaid. lie has
practlsed these games at Randolph, Bethel,
Gaysvillc, Thetford, Claremont, and other pla-
ces, all within IL few weeks.-Bellows Falls
Times.
FIRE IN JANAIcA.-The large tannery owned
and occupied by e. ID. Reed was burned with
portion Q. its conten's, on Saturday evening
last, the 2lst inst. The fire was discovered
about 10 clock just as the villagers were seek
ing rest and at - o clock midnight, the entire
building was a fallen mass Of charred and burn
ing timbers.--BeHoms Falls Times
DR.. II. II. GILLErr, of Co,inth, has been
appointed Assistant Surgeon of the Eighth Reg
lncnt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28
The London Times Two Years Ago.

We print elsewhere an extract from the Lon
don Times written when there was some expec.
taton Of war between England and this
Country grow ing ut Of the San Juan difficulty
The extract was sent Us by a kind friend, who
was at that time in London, and who accompa-
MED the article with q brief commentary of his
own. The Times was certainly at that time
Very fortuuate in presenting some very conclu
sive reasons why England and this Country
should nerer 60 to war, and the reasons urged
are of just as much force to-day as then, except
the single one of the danger that their supply of
cotton would BE- cut off in case hostilities should
be sure, possibly greater chance that England
might inaict serious damage upon us now than
at that time; through the aid it would furnish
the rebels, but it would be impcaehins John
Bulls proverbal love of fair play to suspect
him of being Influenced by any cowardly pur
pose to take advantage of our domestic troubles
to force US into Il war. But fcr the sake Of
C)tton, the Times is now eating all its grand
words eloqucntly protesting agalGs! war be-
tween the two branches of the Anglo Saxon
race short time ago, and in malignant spirit
and with a cunning almost fendish it is daily
poisoning the public mind Of England against
the Unite States, and dong what it can tc
render peaceful issue Of the Trent affair i'm pos
sible
The Times, however, is egtf on the side Of
tyranny agains. freedom aJ home, and it coult
hardly be expected to take sides with freedom
on this continent. 1t calls MIR. Bright, who 8,
eloquently spoke ipt our cause to his constitn
ents "a few days sinc3, I" the Devils advocate, ;
and it snecrs at every measure i'll Parliamen
that has for its object the improvement of tn,
condition Of the masses of the British people
1t is by instinct, by education, and by practice
tho organ of absolutism, and so, naturally
enough, sympathizes with the despotism Of Sla
very. Bat the Times does not control England
nor docs 1T by any means speak the sentiments
of Engishmon ; though just now it seems tt
be in accord with the popular sentiment. W.
have great hope that tho people of England are
or shortly will be, indisposad to 20 to war will
tins Country, but There is probably no chance
that the Times will be other than it is now, tn,
advocate of caste and tyranny, and so ever TIN
friend Of the South.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28
Music.

. Nusis is one of the deep and sublime arts
that awakens within our souls pure aud love-
ly aspirations and desires. Its thrilling, lol.
~ strains inspire us with hope when weary
and faint hearted, its deep tenderness makes
US hopeful when sad, its joyoas notes but add
Que moro sympathetic strain when happy
Music is divine art II combines every oil.
emcnt in this one. to render it beautiful and
worthy OF admiration. 1t lifts the mind
ahoSe pressing cares and disturbing thoughts
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28
GRtFN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, DEC 70, lool.

kinds friends bare in mind that another year
is fast drawing to close, and thcir IS many
that hay lived a very bad life for the last year.
now my kind friends let us see if we cant Inv a
good life for the year to come and finely the re-
m nder of our days so when we arc called hence
to be here no more, we can say we hav taught =
good fight and we hav finished the work in good
order to leave, hav rittne two or three psces
simelar to this and they hav not ben published
wish you would hav the goodnss to publish
this.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28


We have received tire following coinmunica.
tion, though we are entirely ignorant from
whas source The writer seems DESTROYS oi APP
pcaring in print, and we have concluded to coul-
ply with his request 10 " copy in
Dec. a, 1861
Editor freeman Pleaso Copy ia kind friends
you who axe living and continGe to live are look
ing for IL few more days to paat, away and then
you can bid this year good buy and thear is my
fend many who one ycarago now bsstle thought
that husbands would be torne from their COM
panions and soas would }eave their kind parents
and some are ST. much engague for their country
that they have left their poor motheys When she
il plednd for him to stay many cases similar to
that WHARF the roller of all things has seen fit to
call her companies hence to be here 10 more,
it does seem very hard, in conciquene of ware,
thear is many that enjoyed last New years first
best that if they live to see the next new years
day will be morning for their lest some and some
for their husbands that has seen fit to leave
their companions to go and fight for their coun-
try, now my friends you can zee that this is all
in conciQuence of ware, many a tear hsv bien
shed all reddy and apprehend ~ things look to
me their is u chance for u good many to be shed
before the ware closes, now kinds friends you
can see how things are going on. you can see
their is hundreds that arc filing their pockets
with the shining gold, and many are losing their
lives all in conciquence of ohce, their is the
starting point their is the root Of all eval, my
friends their is hundreds yea thousands thai
when they gosto our petty towD meetings they
will vote JUS az our miserable office seekers t.
them to, and it is all rite, they will say come
you vote SO and go and they will 60 it. still a
The s.im time they 90 not know any more wilt
to vote for to I've in tl,e rite Of the case than IN,
dog knoes abou whsa the ware will close Blu
: never mind,
I, | hay one word tosuy in reguard to this graf
sturur in our land hope this create move an
exc .teinent that is now in our land will hav
tendancy to purify the hole nation and rim
= evrythiDg in their proper places, and wish
might he done in very short time. 80 theI
that liv to see another new year might enjoy a
the blessing. that taey could ASK '9r,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28

M. E. CHURCH SoUTH.-At the commence.
ment of the rebellion the Church, South hal
six Advocates in at least living condition
now it has but two, the Nashville and 81. Loni,
Advocates, and these will hardly survive IL,
winter. Religion and secession do not aD.
pear to thrive we'll together. The NJ. i
Church South has evidently sympathnel
strongly with the rebellion. Those who could
leave the Church for Slavery, would be Iike!y
to turn against the government for the same
reason. But some Of the members Of bjs
Church are getting their eyes open and arc
alarmed at the results to which slavery leads
AT Upton, Mo-, many of the members Of the
NJ. E. Church, South, declare that thcy viii
not any longer be served by secession preach.
ers, or belong to q secession church. Their
preacher was for time captain in the rebe.
army, Was taken prisoner, took the cath 0.
allegiance but his circuit will have 10 more
Of his services, and calls for organization II
the M. +. Chulch Of 1854, as it now exist,
in the NJ. f. Church. The Southern Meth.
odist Book Depository at Charleston, was uu
doubtedly destroyed il the recent couang1
ton, being located on Broad Street, (thc Park
Row Of the city, which is represented as has
ing been totally destroyed. The Charleston
Adrocate unless previously suspended, vas
issued at the Book Room. The Cumberland
Street Methodist Church was burned also.
- Messenger.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28

The OKAvANGo RIVER; \ Narrative d
Travel, Exploration, and Adventure. b.
Charles John Anderson, author Of Lake
Ngam." With Steel Portrait Of tho
Author, numerous Wood-cuis and Maj
mot contained in the English edition. sbo7
ing the Regions explored BY Ander,s91
Cumming, Livingstone, Burton and D'
Cbailu. Svo, Muslin, $500. NcF York
Harper e. Brothers.
This is very attractive and interesting
volume. The writer evidently enjoyed I'D
sports OF ,he chase and wild adventure 4
mote from The hauDts Of civ jiiza'ioq, anon!
the wild and terocous denizcr. Of The oresl
and he has happy faculty Of ia!it63 a'sTi
rative so that the reader may cD.oy the scen1
in company with bin. The work contain
exciting incidents Of peril and halr'oroaa7
escapes, and reliable information in regard
% comparatively unknown portion Of y
world. Mr.. AnGeysson's book, from ne nu',
Der Of well told adventures, its unprs'endlq
style and spirited illustrations, will co'nma1
D wide circle of readers, who will be sn9|
tanned and instructsd by its contents
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28

The recruits for the It'll and 9th Regiments
now number something over 1900 For tho
two Light Batteries and the third company OF
sharp shooters some 800 have enlisted. --Nd"d-
ard.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28

The military company which has been recruit
ted ut this place by II. II. Foster, is now about
full Officers were elected on Wednesday, as
follows
Captain-Henry 4. Foster.
LIST Leutenant-E. B. Wright
= I'd Lieutenont--F. j. Fuller.
Seryeans-ls. Benz. Walden, ID j. T. Up
ton, Sd II. G. Abbott, 18th S. w. Lewis, 9th a.
Z. Page.
Corporals--lst A. p. Hawley, I'd John Gil
man, I'd r. e.. Goodell, 4th ID. Barber, 9th ).
Ripley, 9th +. Il. Titus, It'll o. Linn, 9Th A
| A dams. x aledsnida.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-28

FouNp "A ladies fur mitten. Tho own u
can have the same by calling at the freeman
Office