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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-25
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN SEPT. rs, 1861

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WORTHY OF Any (nNTlHDNHh FH,s
EESSiSf2GS
rrvyyTy ~ q Y ra a 1cyy. f%H"e n -gy
al H. XII ~ An ~ ia u sY AZ, IL
MANY sine. the ,r.at discovery Of Prof Wool have
atte,,teG u.t ,ulP 70 initiate his restorative but rru
ftss IT, lay, sco;elta ,ur hin thnt v OuJd produce
results i,ppnrnI . -, me. have All e. me and gone
WCod'> pre- 2la,ion aud have been toicca TO cave the
field 10 i. r,t,stj,.> sway Read lhe fol ou ing -
8aih ,,ul.. April l8,h 1859
rot O. j. 4S'o0a geo Gems: The qtter wrote You
in 1876 coDreFuirq our yniJsl. Hair Gc.to, ike
and hich 1ou have D. jslrd IN this vicinity aua else
where nrg 1--WE, lis.t III numerous Inquiries touriiu
The facts il the case he lGqUirle are first ii u tact
If my habita1ior und name. az stated III communi
cation sccGnG il i rue eli al therein Contained
tniid Gtcs NJ hair stl ctutl ur to be N 5000 order
and OF natural color TO all | can and VII answer
uYayiably yes Nv heIr il Q, en- better than in any
Stage OF my lie or tolty Yeats past more soft thiity
md better coored ihf sinr is true OF my vhiskes.
and the only causc why il If not generally rue is that
the sub tancp is " shed eli by frequent aGsltion OF he
face, when il care we've ued b. wilug the face. in
close connection with the minister's lie me result will
follow as the hair, have been III he receipt Of
great number otetters from all parts of New England
asking me if M hair still continues to be good ; rs
there is much fraud in the manufacture ard sail Of
vaous compounds as We as this it las 10 doubt been
base!y initiated aud been used, not ony without any
good Tut o alb uu e injury. ] have not used any Of
W. Restorative Of any account for some months aud
{, NY hair is good ey cr and hundreds have ex m.
inei II with surprise am 81 Years Old and not
gray hair in my head or on my face and 70 prove
this tact seud you a lock Of my hair, taken Of the
pat week. Ireceived your favor Of two quart bottles |
list Summer for which am very grateful | gave |
to my irenos aud thereby induced them to try it,
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HsNdpias,sA e'nEAHfS.

STATE or VERMONT, pRoB4TE COURTS within
NAsuINGTON DISTRICT, and for the District afore.
ssd will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
d District, Tuesday of each week, during the yea
ausuing. Persons having business with said Court
4. uestel to attend to the same said court days.
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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Notice..

w HEREAS, my wife, Harriet r. Staples, has left my
w bed AMI board without just cause pr0vocat ton,
ellis is all persons from harborng trusting her
my account shall pay debts of her contracting
after this date. FRANCIS STAPLES,
Brookteli, Sept. Esd, 1861 3OOfw3*
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'A'eg3as g12s Central Rail- md.
~ Fl f@st p " n -i t,J1
Sl!N 8 50 4' - 10 al zxssE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Eommcnces .)'ondny, .August II, 1861.
Trims (soS,s fr Nnrsn aua ,wes+


Leave Gntpt!er, Il 800 A.M $50 A. NJ ard as p NJ
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor e. White River
As& JHncfun with trains eaving Boston Sprngfe i
ut 72S same day, and New York previous evenlns
leave Windsor AT 25 arriving at Burlington 90
N. E@TScS Point at 40 Mont real 10 % p NJ
aud Ogden@nrgb ut 30 M, connecting at Ogtensbur !!
WV ,Sa2d runN Railway, for detroit. Chicago and the
West
ACCOMMODATION leaves NnuhGeld at 625 A. N far
Burlington and Ronscs Point.
NfGfiF EApn ESS connecting at Windsor with train
4'Hce leaves New York at 90, H., and White River
dNGoton with train which leaves Boston via Lowell al
!, 80 r. ID 0r Lawrence. at 90 N the nreyiuus day
LeaTta "d. River junction at II 90 A NJ, arrives at
b"HiTeua al % o,ISeS Point at 30 a. NJ. Mon
teal attt8 NJ and at OcdenshGrsI at 90 p. w. con-
Hechg VIII steamers for Niagara Fans, Buffalo, and the
West
Trains Coin < SO uth and East.
leave Montpelier at 70 so P. NJ and 10 30 Pm
Mail tram leaves Rou Point 1T 90 A. NJ, ST. Al
1Hiis at 90 !. connecting Burlington with Rutland
ana Bhgt htralnS for Saratoga Smiags Troy, Albany
&C. Conhcctl5 at White River junction with trains ui
Wells River, lltIcon, White Mountains, Barton &c, and
or h0soH, Lowell, Worcester, &c, and connecting at
Windsor "ih sIaiHs far Boston, Spriugied Hartford
New aVaH anu Nc" aoSh, arriving in New York at Ii Is
CYPRESS leaves Houses Point at 8 10Am Connects
there with train from Montreal the morning. con-
meets at Burlington with Rutland aud Burlington Rniiroa1
!of troy At'a0y and New York, and arriving at North
iein at 80 Pm
.MlGur EXPRESS leaves Og,e,sburgh AT II 80 A. NJ
Montreal at 3 - Rouses Point at 60 H.. connect
INK ut Darlington, with Rutland and Hurunon Rarood
hiy with 10 lharn Railroad for Boston, Worcester &c
EIrvtVDg in Boston at 40 MY lit Windsor with Eu
van N"ro"d for Boston, Springfield, Hartford, New la
yen and New York.
Gjecping cars attached to both the Night Express
.rdis, running between Rouses Point and Boston and
Aetavct il il0uses Point and Troy.
fhro:gh Tickets f1r Chicago and The for sale al
Ahe esncpai stations. G. MERRILL, Supt.
ISL Adams PtstugnSt 10, 1861.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
(; 9TIloSnv

NOTICE OF sssEssMENT FOR 1881.
TYNE Members OF the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company herehy notified that the following assess
ments have been made by the Directors ali Notes
Oh the following days, to witt
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FARSi FOR SAL II,
OR TO RENT.

f4T scriDer offers his farm for sale, situated one and
Ill Half miles from hlorrisville the Randolph ro ID
leading to Stowe, well located and School House.
The am consists of 100 Of good land suitably di
fda il Village, pasurng, and woodland, and 800 sugar
+rees with new sugar house. The buildings consist of
rood oncstory brick house with kitchen aud wood shed
attached two good barns and two sheds. There is
ming water at the house and barns.
The stock and farming tools belonging to said farm with
lie present growing crops and the household furniture
will he on sale till the 81 Of SeptemO next, when, if not
dismissed Of it will be sold at public auc the highest
bidder Credit will be given for part of the real estate
or the will be rented for or more years after
ths.2l Of ScDtenber next. ALSUP LATHAM,
Morristown, June 26, 1861. 23Sw9
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AL Y'a'S AVANTslgs!

Ef, AGENTS wanted to III new and useful inven-
g)t] ton, which is something that every lady needs
and VIII cn every lady win have ut the low price it is of
erea This affords rare chance to young who are
out of EN- ployment it pays from 40 500 per month
SAMPLES ent free on receipt of % cents. Address,
Montpelier, vt. i207m3 j. y. SPEAk.
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W asti ice.

4 PPHCATGO% will be made to the next Iegi stature t,
" annex the westerly part Of Elmcre to NoIrslown.
Aug 9th 1861.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.


Please read few certificates from the following rea-
Bile and well known people.
MEssRs. HENRY f. WILSON & Cody wife is now
using Regeneration for the hair and pronounces it
lar superior to anything she used for The hair il
easily applied does not soil in the east-hs disagree
able odor increases the growth of hair prevents it fall
ing OIL and often cures the headache. | forward YOU
this certificate unsolicited because think article
that will do what your Hair Regeneration WILL should he
widely known think it is the best article for the hair
now III use. RcSPectNiiV, &C.,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, EewLuryport Ms
81 Ike the Halr Regenerator and Dressing very
nncA." REV GEO W W0opIyG Earttoy, Ct
81 "HhesH0tjngly pronounce It an iaualtaJ2e art5-
Gle from The erect on my head"
D. A HILL, wife of Rev. Henry Hill, ManchescrE II.
"H rendered my mir Son AMI gIossV"
MINor FANRAR, Saratoga SPRINGS n T.
"liefl confident Mqt IL operates NOT as adye, bpt
10 restore the roots 10 Mer naturai heait&y Stqte
REV L. NJ. kELLoG, Nashua Nj
81 most chcertuliy recommend toaV Dcrsonsr
REV c. RUSSELL, Littlcton, n. II.
November |.
MESsRs. Henry p. WILSON 4 Co: have 10 hesitancv
nslEing. in my opinion, Mrs Wilson'S Hair Regenera-
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations now
in use. shall conti' u to nse them with pleasure
REV. ii. II. UARTW ELL, Lawrence Mass
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-24

net or ramrOd between the skin and the
handkerchief. and twist it around until the
bleeding ceases. and keep II thus until the
surgeon arrives.
IL. If the blood flows in 4 slow, regular
stream, vein has been pierced. and the
handk erchief must be on the other side of
the wound from The heart; that is, below the
wound.
Il. \ bullet through the abdomen tbelly
or stomach IS more certainly fatal than il
aimed at the head or heart for in the latter
cases the ball IS often glanced oft by the
bone. or follows around it under the skin !;
but when it enters the stomach OF bowels.
from any direction, death is inevitable under
all conceivable circumstances. but is scared!
ever instantaneous. Generally the person
lives day or two with perfect clearnesS OF
Intellect. often not suffering greatly. lhc
practical bearing of this statement III refer
ence to the great fut are is clear.
*. Let the whole beard grow, but not
longer than some three inches. This strength
ems and thickens its growth, and thus makes
more perfect protection for the lungs a
gainst dust, and Of the throat against WIGS
and cold in winter while in the summer
greater Precipitation of the skin IS induced,
with an increase ot evaporation hence.
greater coolnesS Of the parts on the outside,
while the throat is less .t.verish, thirsty AND
dry.
10 Avoid fats and fat meats in summer
and in all warm DAYS.
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things that are needtul cannot be obtained at
any price. The expense of freight to Calcut-
ia is SD per ton of 40 cubic feet, and the
duties on goods to missionaries are small, so
the way is open to help him much. Any ar
ticle of clothing is acceptable, and all cloth.
ng and money sent to me | will forward
without any commission; SO il YOU forward
one dollar it will reach him one hundred
cents. Wll not some lend helping hand in
this time otneed to spread the Gospel among
the heather Yours, Nc
HIRAM \. CUTTING.
Lunenburs, VT, May IS.
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"Rcmcmber !suena Vista,

The i.!!ar. volunteers have taken for
ihcir wa'chwo'd the motto "Remember Bue-
Ia Vista. WY il was taken is thus told by
lie indianapolis Journal:
Colonel Wallace took the flags. and hold
lns them Up to tnc regiment. SAID that the
gratitude OF himself and his men to the la,lics
OF Icrre llaute and indianapolis had an at
INIT! th'' couli not he expf, >sec. He tod
his men 10 remember Bu,ua Vista. and wipe
out the disgrace ;....: had been cast on inal4-
Ia by the alleged cONardiy conduct oi her
volunteers IN that battle We will adopt for
our motto, hc continued, 'kcmember Buena
Vista. Shouts from the regiment-.WelI
adopt II Boys, then will YOU ever desert
the banners that have been presented to Us
to-day? Loud shouts of Never. never =
Then Remember Buena VISTA and swear
thai YOU will never desert the flag of Your
country Or your regimental colors. Get
d0~n on yoIr knees and spear Here the reg
lment knecled, anu with uplitted right arms
swore to stand by their country and It's flag
and TO remember Buena Vista This vas a
most Impressive scene, and filled hundreds
OF manly eyes with tears
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livered to an agent authorized to receive
them, in any port of the confederate states.
Sec. i requires the commanding officer to
keep regular journal containing true and
exact account of all proceedings and trans
actions with such vessel and the crew thereof,
to be delivered to the collector on arriving in
port.
Sec. - provides that commanders neglect
ing or refusing to keep such record, shall
have their commissions revoked and be sub
iect to fine of $1,000.
Sections Is and II relate TO violations of
the revenue laws and the rate of duty to be
paid on captured goods.
Sec. - provides that five per cent of the
prize money arising from captured vessels
ana cargoes shall be paid over to the coiec-
tors otcustoms as a fund for the support ana
maintenance of the widows and orphans OF
such persons as may be slain. and for the
support and maintenance of such persons as
may be wounded and disabled on board of
such private armed vessels il any engage
ment with the enemy.
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Col sEder>on'> Speech aI phI.a,iciphia

IncluJ.a IN the cya,i,o fo r..on.1 .,.,a
N.;u ,.4.. n..., ;,.
~ ~ ''''''''''''.'' ''' '''''..-
DAY "1> pubic reception 5H tne cl,y al
,hur riri.s. In IuGcnentencc Han. where INV.
or Henry aJJr...<-J him j., , c,p,,l;,,,..,..r,
1 rr,.,..., ! r"
''S'''' >'' 'fi'''''''' maui me "lli2
interesting reply:
"Col .AuJvs>on IL repI. said. in low tone
which was heard with diiiicu.jy bv the re-
,...t., ,5. ,. ...- p a.. .. -,
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4 Striking Historical Parallel.

Several weeks since the National intel!i
gencer published the following briet accoun,
of the secession conspiracy in Switzerland in
1871. 1t had remarkable points OF resem-
blancc 10 the conspiracy which the American
people are now engaged IN crushing out. and
a:nCc The Paragraph Was pu"lshtd lh. pros
pcct has improved that this will be like that
in results, and I've finished up with despatch
as remarkable
during the memorable secession in lSI7
Of seven cantons from the SWISS contedcracy,
it is a noticeable fact that even after the ma
tional convention of the remaining loyal can
tons had decided to RAISE 4 levy Of 10000
troops to quell this in>urrecton, under " hose
banner already stood force Of 10000 men.
several cantonS rttuScl( because rrary equal
y divided in their Sympathcs between The
federal government and the secession partv)
to furnish their contingent OF troops, and lr-
NAMED neural pacicator> in behalf Of both
parties .ht the close Of this tratricidu. war.
which lasted but three mohth,, and resulted
Il. the expulsion ot III, SECESSION leaders, The
cs OF the war equally among the seven can
tons that ,ectltL and tEc two neutral ones
lhc general convention winch was convened
Immediately upon the cessation OF ho,tiiitlc>,
completely r>mod,ieG the federal cou>tltu-
ton, ana not long thereafter hy genera, son
sent. til" expresses OF The war WAS equally ai-
portiourd moug AL IL cAntoas This latter
act Of generosity, together with he new ,Jn-
stitution, haS infused 4 tratcrna! feeling A
u4Ol.,r me Swiss far Sp.Ols sSlr,o !..' Ntt,t.
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wee President" stephen. mn O,r H.
uOnai Troubles

N''e itt>ilent St-nhen> has made an
olH"r speech as bold and false aS any - :.
mas Prtceo:ed II. Ii was delivered - Al,
IA 'Ar .'";h uit-' He considered III. conn,r,.
>'lr: Virginia has joined the .>ou,b..r. C,.r.
'et"facy North Carolina. TeyD-sss,. a,,5
Arkan>ls would shortly Join the sbining ga}-
nXN; The news from Kcntucky and w.;
"a' good. As 10 Mar,laud he snok,. as faI'
lows: - 'o'-
~ba' the best Of all is. tia; Marvlara-raj-
ian, ilttle Naryland-risht un Ter the c1,ns
"i Lincoln and the threats Of Blair to nal.
II Tree state II the blood OF the las, witt
man mad to be shed in accomplishing ii
"aS 'tSoire} 10 Il maa to sta,.R Jv tie So,'ts
Sne Wi! be arrayed against abolition DOM ar3
cling to the South: and if she has NOT l.}.-
S.''S with Us now. she is in open detanc,. of
Lincoln and his government and will soon
"t WIN as even by revolution. The caD>a
oi ba.imore 5 the cause of Us all. from TIE
AtIantit to The Rio Grande. Her baDis
must be held up and triumph must be as.ur-
cd her"
"f The var, Stephens says:
Wv hat is to take place before the end 7
know not. y threatening war is uno,, -
made by those who have no regard for non,
We hight for our homes, our fathers and mo.
'htrS' our wives, sisters. sons and daupb,er.
and nelShborS, They tor MONEY, The h -
Ahss and merrenaries of the North are all
hand t hand against Won. ''
As told you when | addressed rou
lew Gays ago, Lincoln may bring his seventy
li'e Thousand soldiers against US; but seyen
times seHenty-tve thousand can nersr On
quer Us. We have now MARYLAND and "
ginia, and all the border s1ate, with ns "a,
have ten millions of peope with Us. hear,
and hand to defend US to fhe death. IT.,
'of on mtIIion II ptophc a ate,i b. rlc{
trte'' fhey are cmf dopa, u, can call ont ua,o-
h,,r ami stW another, until the last man of
the South finds bloody grave, rather than
submit to their fou! dictation But a Fri
umphant victory and independence. with an
unparalleled career of glory, prosperity and
progress, awaits Us in t,e future. ,,,d ,, -,
an sad, ai'd nrbo sLaH bc ugapst rs
None but His omnlpotcnt hand can de,es, ns
in tins struggle.
general opinion prevails that Ms.b;.~
ton tlty is soon To be attacked. On -,
subject can only say our object is r.,cs
We WISH no agSresslons on any ones r;.,b-.
{ and will make none. But If Na,yloni -
cedes. the District of Columbia will FAN - b.r
by reverslonary right-the SANE &C SEM,
to South Carolina. Pulaski 10 Gso,o,a ,,j
Pickens 10 Alabama. When W. bsr.. ,h,.
right we will demand the surr.ndar e ~
HSton. just as We did in the other eases, and
VIII enforce our demands II every hazard and
a' Whatever cost. And here let me sa, that
our policy and conduct from tn. first has
been right. and shall be 10 the last glory
IN this Consciousness of our rectitude.
1t may be that whom the gods would de,
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a. \ correspondent "I th" \. \. tour-
irr and Enquirer makes th" following state
mvnt IL regard t. tie steam n,ajout whic1
we have heard SO much
"Haying heard considerable talk about D.
Wirans or tDicker~on) The inventor Of The
steam gan, Slight hist nry Of il or of It's 90
ings might he Interesting 10 Your readers
For 'hc last two ears ny business, has called
me, more OF less. to the machine shop Of Nh
Lovis Osborne of East Boston, Mss. About
eighteen months since SAN d curiou, look
ing machine III process Of construction, and
always having curiosity that way, inquif-
ed what It was but could not find out. aS Nh
Osborne was sworn to secrecy. But he tod
me 20 guess and see if could name il. Il
nallv set it down toi potato planter; but
should never have guessed gun, as il was
80 rickertv on It's legs that it would scarcely
sand done, ruci. less kroch down a regi-
nent Of soldiers. They finally let il shoot
and tn, way II threw the bullets was eau
ton to the engicer, and, as it was full a. Il
a'le to Kill him a. any other man, and a !ittl,
more SO, they lei it rest Until recently, Nj
Osborne having the gun for part OF his pa,
and precious poor pay he considered it.
think he compromised with the Southcrncn
and took fifty cents On the dollar for hl'
claim.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-24

NP Gen jim Lane, who has gone to Kan
sas, IS supposed to be authorized to raise a
force there. embracing MoLtgomery's men
and other Kansas guerillas, and to 60 down
into the Indian country and retake Fort
Smith and all others belonging to the gov
ernment there and in Arkansas. Gen Lane
stated, before leaving Washington, that with
one thousand men, such as he could bring IN
to the field, he could march successfully
through that entire section Of country.
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Doinss OF the Montgomery Congress.

last week. \ copy OF the act in full ha
come to hand, and We give it in condcnse
form
AN ACT Recognizing the Existence Of Wa
between the United States and the conted
crate states, and concerning Letters O
Narque, Prizes and Prize Goods.
Whereas, The earnest efforts made by thi
government to establish friendly relations be
tween the government of the United States
and the confederate states, and to settle a!
questions Of disagreement between the two
governments upon principles of right. JUS
tee, equity and good faith have proved una
yailing. hv reason Of the refusal of tha GOV.
ernment of the nited States to hold any in.
tercourse with the commissioners appointed
by this government tcr the purpose afore.
said, or to listen to any proposal they had to
make COR the caCctII >o.ution of all causes
OF difficulty between the two governments
and whereas, the president Of the | nitcd
States of America has is>uad his prociama-
ton, making requi>it.on upon the states 0f
the American mon for 1000 men, for the
purpose a> therein indicated of capturing
forts and other Stronghods within the juris-
states Of America and has detailed naval AZ
mamtnts upon the coasts Of the confederate
states Of America, and raised, organized and
equipped .arSe military force to execute the
purpose aforesaid, and has issued his other
proclamation announcing his purpose TO set
on foot = blockade of tL4 ,.or,s If rh. co,.-
tpLeratr states ; and. whereas, the ,,.... of
NirUi,ja ba, s,cp led from, ,ha Feror..I -,,;,.r
and entered into a convention of alliance &C.
f..}>i,,.,1,l defensive, With .ba norr.iero -,
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