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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

The Angel Of the House.

s delightful picture Of the Household
Angel is given il raaa. number Of die
B-tal Horimqa The writer remarks,
There is au aug II the house. No mat
Ter how ailcuth inmates, how depressed the
circumstances, thore is an angel there to pity
or to cheer II my be the presence Of d
. little child, or it may be enclosed ii stoop-
ing aud wrinkIed body, treadiug the down
ward path to the grave. Or perhaps in o
cheerful spirit loo,ing upon the ills Of llo
as SO many steps toward heaven if only
br4ycy overcome, and mounted gith su,css
feet We knew such an angel onee and it
was 4 iruakard child. Upon every side
wherever she moved, she saw only misery
and degradation, and yet She did not all-
her father brutal, and her mother diseodr-
aged, aud her home thoroughly ncomiort.
able. But She struggled along with angel
endurance bearing with an almost saiuuy
patience the iuGrmlt,e, .! HIM who gave her
existence, and then hourly ombitterel it.
Night after night at the hours Of ten,
twelve and one, barefoot, ragged, .haglcss
aud bouuot.,s., had She been to tue den OF
the dr4akarl and gone stagec ing home, with
her arm around her father Many a tune
has her flesh been blue whi.h the mark of his
hand Wien shc has stepped ID between her
helpless motho. aud violence. Many time
has She sat upon the Oh cagJs,ouc, win his
head in her lap; many q timo Anowa how
bitter i was to cry for hunger, when the
money which should have bought bread was
spcat lor gin. And tue patience thl tie
angel wrought with, made her face Shine 10
that, though mover &C >nowledgei in the courts
OF this world in the kingdom Of heaven she
was waited for by assembled hosts spirits,
and tue crown OF martyrdom lay ready wait.
Ing for her young brow. And she was a
martyr. Her gentle spirit went up from u
couch of uguish--anguish brought on by
ll.usage and neglect And never till then
did tue father recognize the angel in the
child; never till then did his manhood rise
from the dust of its dishouor. From her
humble grave he went away to steep his re.
solves IN bitter tears and he will tell you
to-day how the memory Of her much ondur.
Ing life keeps him from the bowl; how he
goes sometimes, aud stands where her paticn,
hands have led him, while her cheek Grim.
soucd at the sneers of those who scofi at the
drlnkard's child Search for the angels il
your households and cherish them while they
are among you. 1t may be that all uUcon
sciousy you irOwn upon them, when a smile
would lead you 10 a knowledge of their ex
ccediag worth, They may be among the
least cared for most despised; bu; when they
are gone with their silent Influence, hen yol
will mourn for them as for "a jewe, of grea
WORTH
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vt 4 N II on.

H00 L0ST, 0V0 H170 I-7T1TIF.
lust published in scaled Euvciope-A .c.u7e og 3D.
y Nature. Treatment and Radical Cure of rmaterFha,
seminal Weakness, SeNnal Debility, Ner,Ha.ues- and
Involuntary Ennis ions producing impottucy CoHsau'
tion, mental and Physical neti iiy.
Br ROR. !. CUINERWEII., ". y.
The important fact that the awful consequences n self
abuse may b. etetuauy removed without Internal mel
ieucs the daurrous applications of cautc., rs,ss
mcuts, Mccaed bourgies and other empirical deti'l'
is here clearly demonstrated, and the entirely ana
highly successful treatment adopted by the celebrated
author fully explained by means Of which every sen
ablcd TO cure himself perfectly and at the least pob
cost thereby avoiding all the advertised nosirums u A
day This Lecture will prove boon to thousands aat
thousands.
sent under seal to any address, post paid the rsc,
of two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CH IS. J. t.
KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New York, Post box 5sh.
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Gbe family GirtIe.
The Snow Storm

Kasl night, when the lights Of the village
Fast tglnkled along thehill,
And IL. teams that were lato with tlcir meal sris
Game toilina up tho hilI
el1sly drifliug and falling,
Like last from the mUler's fan,
on the n.li., and the roads and the fences,
The winter, storm began.
The boy looked ca, nom tie window
Away Ger the dusty plain
II SHOWS, - be cried to his sister,
- Com, listen agains. ihe pane"
Drilling itfeil, and whifing
Like foam whcr. the mill wheel gocs
And The boy wen, Oh With his sister,
And shouted, " II SHOWS, It SHOWS! ~
ont through tn hal-opencd doorway
They perred forth into the night
J., dashed It, breath IN their faces,
And darkcucd the Gickcrng ligh
Oh the dusk they shouted, g Oh, mother,
the valley is white below,
ANA The teams that 30 by from the nillers
Wc.carcely can see, for the snow "
l4si tls vote. Of their gray haired srand dam,
VS. heard through NE eh.pams gloom
Will. tha dancing fame II the fire light
F.cek.l shadow, along the room
OIL Come h.ther," she spake " my darharf."
th- a.e 40 ous hearth T. strm:
let rs think while ths snow are drifting
0t tAe shelt.rc.. lamb. iu ,ae Storm
~. u.9h 10 % h5g tops failing
rHs sof. H1Eo. nu,toral down,
sud tl ehurch.hlts voice grew husky,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

PoWt6 OF MogU PGNcrLr. ~ cu can-
not destroy a mora principle if men are
willing to sand up in its behalf, aud b, mar
tyrs Tor it, Such principle carries in it The
life Of God. A question Of arlF, a question
Of bank, may 60 this way or that, a ques
ton Of economy may be showed oac way or
another, Questions Of policy, however i'm
portant they may be- hayo no vitality of their
own. But question that touches human
nature at the root, . question Of absolute
moral justice, Of absolute TRUTH and Of abso-
lutte purity u question Of right or wrong
it makes no difference how unpopular such a
question is, if it has faithful advocates it will
prevail. a man that puts himself on the
ground Of moral principle, iftho whole world
tie against him, is mighter than all of them,
For the orb of time becomes such a mans
shield and every step every year brings
him nearer 10 INC nlal Vi Omnipotonce. |, a
man takes ground for truth, and justice, aud
recttude, and pety, and fights well, there
can be no question as to the resut.--H w.
Beecher.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

LlsT IN llElvLN.--A little girl of five sum
mers aud her little brother Of three, were sit.
ting talking together about their father, who
was absent at sea- She said to him--"G Georgia
] guess our poor father is lost George looked
up " ith surprise, and said" 0ui poor father
lost /. Where is he lost Sho replied" |
guess he's lost in heaven. Lynn Repoytcr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

A BEAUTIFUL EXPRESSION. Tho galaxy
which arches the heavens 50 grandly tonight,
is the glorious pathway Of the Creator
through the universe, aud the myriad stars
which bosprinklo it are the golden dust that
rises up in the wake OF his chariot Wheels
Rec Dr.. Palmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

1t is easy in the world to live after the
worlds opinion ii is easy in solitude to live
after our own; but the great man is he who
IN the midst oil the crowd keeps with perfect
sweetness the independence of solitude.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03
Table Manners.


To meet at the breakfast table, father,
mother, children, all ought to be happiness
to any heart; it should be a source OF hum
bic gratitude, and should wake up the warm
ost feelings Of our nature. Shame upon the
contemplate and ow-bred cur whether pa
rent or child, that can never come to the
breakfast table where all the family have
met in health, only to Irown, and whine, and
gtowi, and fret It is L prjma Jacie evidence
Of mean, and groyeIng, AMI selfish, and
degraded nature. whencesoeyer the churI may
have sprung.
Nor is 1t less reprchensible to make such
an exhibition at the tca-tabc for, before
the morning comes, some Of the little circle
may be stricken down with some deadly dis
ease to gather around that table not again
forever Children in good health, if left 10
themselves at the table become after a few
mouthluls, quite garrulous and noisy; but if
within at all reasonable or bearable bounds,
it is better to let them alone they eat less
because they DO not eat so rapidly as if COM
PEELED to keep silent, while the very cXhicr-
alton oil spirits qaickens the circulation Of
the vital fluids, ana energies digestion and
assimilation
The extremes Of society curionsly meet ia
| this regard, The tables OF the rich and no..
/ blcst Of England are models Of ninth, w.t.
and Jol homnae it takes hours to get
through ropast, ana they i've long It
anybody will look ID upon the negroes OF q
weILto.do-lamiiy IN Kentucky, while at Il cir
meals, they cannot bat be impressed with
the perfect abandon Of jabJar, cachiuatiou
and mirtf ems as ii they coul talk all
day, and they i've oog. II follows. then
thatat the family able all should meet, aud
do it babiualiy, 10 maze common inter-
change Of hghbred eourtc,as, Of wam al.
footion., Of cheering mirthloIua,S, ana that
generosity Of nature which ili, Us above the
brute. which perish, promohye as these thing,
are oil good ligestious high health and long
I Iite--Hats Jouraai Of HealH
TIM REASON VIVA little follow came
running into the house cxcaimine, 90, SIS.
ter Mary I've such pretty thius. us
piece u glass aud its all rel When
Io.s through i, everything looks rel too u
Che trees, hou. green grass, q ID your face.
aud even your blue eyes.
Yes. JOIN, replied Mary, "itis Very
beautiful ami lct me show you that }oa can
iclm useful lesson from tbis pretty thing.
You remember the other lay you Oh Ought
t.s \
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ted with Niralcn, and Epidemic Diseases, and es-
peeiSlly Tor the Cue Of Diseases of the SEX.
ual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Aeting Surgsa'
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In cases OF eNrem poverty, Medicines furnished free o.
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VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhma, and o!lN
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COIlC EIETRATED LEAVEY
FOR MAKING
RIA. ID, TEA CATkr.ss
All kinds Of Pastry, &C., &.
Manufactured by
TnTU INr,rrNr

No. 30 India Street Boston.
GONCENIltAIED LEAYEN is the result of carefri
- chemical re earch All ~ Ingredients are prenar
ed in iha highest state Of purity, aud compounded With
view to produce bCai Of far better quality pnd IN
much less time, Than ~ any other Iroccs and ne
mahuacmc' submit It with cutie cor fdence to III
judgement Of discriminating house keepers Laket, &e
Bread OF all Enfs, made b. using CoNCKhTEATtr
LEAVEh is Lighter m'Ie dgestIb. and nuticious ba,
an agreeable natural tete is les liable 10 sour will
lcien liz moisture lngr an By any Other pst cess and
ne Nhole pepGia on for tie need moi exceed fen
minutes
iayalua1e caufc i ie not pcrishaic and may be
made aYeoble in place, and al times when Yeast Is not
within reach, as az In gh clmaies. and under all
cIreumstances, it may he adopted, thus obyating all
dlh-VlV ci procuring yeat G other lermtnt. which
frequently o. an ihiiior quality, rendering the bread
more or les unWhoicsolac
II is also Yaluatia regards economy as it has been
afccr0incd That saving Is affected in the flour OF rot
cfF thlu TO pr cont In he common Process much Of
the hline OF the -four lost by being converted
into carbon aid gas or spirit and The waste is incur
red solely for the purpCe eeieaug castor raise III.
dough. BY u-iug CoNCLNTGATrD Law y, tins aa'r
H avoided and u e gas CHAINED IN nfu0er equal,
eicaccu7 lie m,nfaticn, O. hff been ated dc troy.
lalt OF tie G0br or meal, snd, in quCnCe a bur
rel &C -four weighing l9j lbs. witch ly The common
roe nod ordinarily makes about 2d0 lls tf bread give.
~ Ole process b3 thus cecug the ytr} mpo rtsui
saving Of IS per cnt 30 the quantity Of G,ur }y con
0imry 20 the difgclth go each package. any ierson
capable of ordinary attention may ccudrci ne Trocts.
aid he result HII Invariably Dc highly satisfactory.
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387 Broadway, I'D stairs

Between White Walker Streets. NEW.YoRK'
October Is. Isco-deOdIy
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offered in this city. Whatever nay be the size Of the
ent the kind OF hernia be CERTAINLY be suited By calling
the CORNER COLLEGK JIoH STREETS be
found Of Surgical and Dental Instruments,
Lace Stockings, Knee Caps, Anklets, &C
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Chancerv Court Woodburv.

TWVBOMAs W. WOOD, vs. Bushton, Stone & Co Payne &
oohart Martins Peddle H4mrick; Moss, Brother Co.;
McFaElin Tstman Co.; Tresit Brother; G. u. Garden
& Co.: Lebby Moulton g. woodruff Thompson. Buin 4
Valentine; & Taylor; Thompson 4 Lyons; Robert R.
LeVic Levc, Rasn CO BMcropft Co.; Abbott, Johns
Co., Shafer Roberts Co Lepingcott. Hunter Scott;
Baker Brother Stison Stones Burnett, Sextoa SWeren
GER spooner and against all the creditors Of Carmichal
St. Johns defen1snts original BillIt appearing from
tie affidavit CT the complainant. that the said defendants
Of the State Tennessee that the ordinary pro-
cess Of the Law cannot be them Therefore It ordered
By the Clerk Master publication be made OF this order fer
four consecutive In the Nashville Union and American
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Tennesee,
requiring said defendants 10 make their appearance here
before the Chancery Court the Rext term Of said court
holden The county Of Cannon. at the court heHse In the
town Of Woodbury. Mondays next after tie 4h Mon
day in March, aud there to plead TO eomplanants
sed BILL will be taken Ter confessed and set down
for hearing ex parte. March eh, 1851.
TH0S. G. WOOD, G. & NJ,
mSrs-x4t chancerT Court, at WOODBURY.
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But Two PosT1osTERs AND FOUR CoLLxcroRs IN
SxSESTY-Two YEARs.-There have been but two
postmasters in the city Of Charleston since the days
| of Washington. Gen. Washington appointed Mr..
Ballot in 1891 who served until his DEATH when the
present incumbent, Mr.. Huger, pronounced Uger.)
was appointed by Mr.. Munroe. Mr.. Huger is now
over 20 years, of Hugenot blood, gentleman of
commanding and venerable appearance, about six
feet high, well proportiOned, fine Roman face full
head of hair and as white as snow fine black eyes.
heavy eyebrows, very erect. and enc Of the most
heightened gentlemen in all our city. One peculiar
trait he has and that is he is remarkably fond OF
the company of young persons; and whilst they
show great Difference to him, no one, however
young is at all cramped ia his society. In many
respects be greatly resembles the late Gov. Bar
bour, of your State.
We have had at this port but four collectors
of the customs since the formation of the United
States, and one of these collectors died soon after
being appointed. So. you see, that Garolinians do
not show the fondness for the government test
As is the wont of many of your United States. This
does not look much like Office seeking. - Charleston
Courier.
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FAT&I. EFFECT OF FORTUNE TEILNG.-A few days
ago in Cincinnati inquest held on the body Of
CoHrad Walter, young man twenty years Of age,
who committed suicide by deliberately shooting
himself in the head with pistol. Deceased lived
with his parents, and was always considered sober,
steady and industrious boy. Il was given in svi-
dence before the jury yesterday that some years
ago he went to fortune teller in the city to consult
about his fate. The sybil informed him gravely thar
as he arrived at the age Of twenty he would
die or be kleS-that he could not possibly live 20
the age of twen:y-one, except in state Of misery
and woe, to which he would prefer death. Walter
was twenty years Of age couple Of weeks since
Happening to be out of employment at the time ne
believed the prediction sf the fortune teller
about to be verified if not as regarded his death, At
least with regard 70 the misery Of his life This. Il
is thought, induced him to commit the act Of self
destruction as no other reason can be assigned and
such was in part the verdict of the jury. The
is certainly a sad comment on the amount of faith
which young people too often place IN the sayings Of
the unprinciped class alluded to.-CinciIpsdi Com
nasrcidL
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NoTICE.

TAMES 4. LEWIS Botsell Observation-Disclosures
ID this from adav hled, Appearing my sassfss
ton tina. defendant, Botte Bfoddsn resident the
State Of Tennessee and indebted plaintiff
SIS 90 Il Is therefore ordered By me- that publication
made for four successive weeks In the Union American
msndng said defendant appesr before my house in
Perry county Tennessee the eighth day Of April 1861 to
plead. dsaur plaintiffs attachment the
will beprocssded with according 70 This f day Of March,
1861. Up LEDBRTTER, Up
maFcf6f-Wttpr,sfe for Perry county, Tenn
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AMsRIcAxs IN PAaIs.-A late issue Of the Lon
don American has The following items in its 'Psr-
sonal' column
w. R. Dunlap, ESQ, son Of the Comptroller Of
the State of Tennessee, is about leaving Paris for
Rome.
Mr. Sanders. late member Of the Mississippi Leg
islature who is poyed by that State 10 write its
history, having collected the msteriAl contained in
European Libraries essential to the completeness Of
the york, has left Paris for America.
We have seen private letter in which il vas
stated that Mr. SANDERS had changed his miRd, snd
he'd accompanied Bir. DUNLAP to Rome for the pur-
pose of making European tour With him.
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Losses BIZ THE INDIANS Mr.. LoREszs CAsrno.
one Of the Commissioners appointed By The Gov
ernor Of Texas to receive testimony in regard to
losses suffered by the frontier citizens from Indian
depredaons for the pastfOurtssn years. and also 10
ascertain the names and ages Of persons killed By
Indians in tie counties Of Asascoso, Medina,
Uvade, Bandera, Kerr Gillespie. Blaneo and BszAr,
has furnished the following extract Of his general
report:
Total number Of herses stolen and killed BY In
dams, including mares, mules aod colts, 1921.
Total nurber Of cattle killed sBd stolen. inclu-
ding working oxen, SAT. valued at So 0s250.
Total amount Of various damages suffered IN the
District. including three negroes killed By Indians
S., 346.75.
Total amsunt Of losses for the District $94 $3.50
Total number Of persons killed in The District .
far could be ascertsined hy the board 90 ine'n-
ding men, women and children
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TN an useroeuy srss made :. 'ss -. -.
~ ~. Sesserv Cart Noeros ccunty, 20 &c - 2.
\ " ~ r w " Niles and wife. and otHsE. ~. "a
the rss Monday nz a. .. s ss s ss's :: s .sd to
ss 20 - 800 Gland lying Tennessee A.st :. ~
Of Dser Perry ecaaS re sr iii * rsaassS .
iJenn sseasss rtsest non date With ITO good sNurs.
fTe bond nss1s e On ths unt be pnrehase mcne7
nd lem siii y - - ISAAC HCLNE,
is paid. Special &C usmissicnert
nar-Elipr'sSs
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Marble vTouumenfs. &C,

Al L. SHELTON nformshis friends and thePublic gen
I'VE erai that he IL prosecuting the Marble Busts
ness Church the First Presbyterian Church
and the Post 0ce where he will be pleased to attend to the
ders Of ell who may his Inns he has and will keep
on hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, T0MBS,. &c
manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble in the
best style Of The srt Ali his work will be warranted
April Is, 1855-wIy
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TIE New CONFEDERATE LoAS.-We have infei-
gence frem reliable source. that large portion Of
the new loan offered by the Government Of the Con
federae States will be taken BY the citizens Of New
Orleans at par. This confidence OF eur people IN
the securities Of this Government contrasts quite
favoraby with that of the fragmentary Rsrts OF the
late United States in the loans recently authorized
by the Congress at Washington. onfgomery Adver-
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mo- RoteI in MurfreeSboro |!

VVNHIs thriving city without any HOTEL the business
part Of the City Hotel being unexpectedly
cant Il ss brick bEding with thirty rooms, and
can be rented for ore half the usual price,
Provsons cheap and the house has done about twelve
thousand dollars worth Of business heretofore 1t is the
location in the State for hotel keeping and the ties Of
place demand an immediate opening. Address
feb2OWlm D. d, @. SPENCE.
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COMMUNICATIONS NOTICE.

HE undersigned ing administered on the estate q Juc
Rains deceased all persons having claims against sad
notified 70 present them fer payment, according
all indebted 10 said estate will pltsse come
ard and settle without delay
I7-W4' R.R. RAINS, Administrator
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Election Notice.

TWXBE Stock Hodersof the Nashville Light Company vii
hold their annual election Of Directors the Office
the Company Oh Thursday 7th day Of March. ls8t.
JAS. II. KEND sICH.
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PTAN0sI m0sIUr

AN receiving my Fall Stock Of PianofoFtes en tbs
following factorle which Will be the largest onere n
The city etenWsy Sons, A. q. Gale Co., Hayne Broe.
assleton Brothers, VIM Kaube Co., Peters and Webo Light
. snail advance on cost for cash negotiable Paper All he
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