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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-28
THE WEEKLY WORLD.

The We KY World contains all tie edroriqls and the
mot important of all tn mGtter contaue III the
some brilliant proiucio from the best English
lists and periodical writer's III TO other weekly paper
published in this county the found such u com
nei Cal and .Dars e rclot< and general news INTEL
geuce combined With much editorial matter ard va.
rlety OF miscellaneous reading, il The Weekly World
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Gays.
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sent for year.
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| year.
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Address, THE WORLD,
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THE EbaY SCHOOL EsELE..

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
a DAY SCUOOl. BELL, is now ready. 1t contain
about 900 pages Of choice Songs, Rounds Catches nu
es, Trios, Qnartetts and Choruses many az them writ
ten expressly this work. besides 81 pages Of the FL
OF Music. The Elements easy and progres
sve that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in nsructng young scholars to sing
recty and scientifically, while the tunes and words
brace such variety of lively, attractive and oulsrrng
mus' and sentiments that trouble will he experienced
in inducing all beginners to with zeal in acquiring
skill in of the most health giving beauty mprov
happiness yielding, and order producing exercises
school life. In simplicity of its elements, in variety and
adaptation Of music. in excellence and number of its
songs riRina, selected and adapted it claims by much
to excel all competitors will be found to be the best
book issued for Semnares, Academies and Public
Schools few ample pages OF the Elements, Tunes
and Songs, given in circular send and get one 1t
is compiled by HORACEwATERS, Author of - Sabbath
School ,lls," Nos and 2, which have had the rnor
sale OF $4,000 copies in &c months Price, paper
cover 90 SIS per 100; bound, 10 cents $2e per
100 cloth bound embossed gilt 40 cents $50 per 100
~ copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed free at III
retail price. ..0RACE WATERS, Publisher.
No. 4si Broadway, New York
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ITALIAN BEES.

pRlCE OF an Italian Queen Warranted pure), with
few workers to accompany her, S5. Her safe arrva
insured at destination. Full In structions for unnh
I he queen with stock will he sent with each
queen. Address, GOODRICH SANBORN
33m3 East =" ~dwiok, Vt,
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- the Regcncrator before retiring at night and
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Usr nothing your hair but these preparations and
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

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SyTATE O. INDIANA. Nit0 ,uENIf. 6S.-No.
- De-. VIC, tcniu'nr lffs tflff. August Terra.
fef1-E Wafrtn NtsI~ 4 ~ l.ta "A. Chapman.
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~ ths nee q thee niIs the periodic sstssl
Nervous or siei Esssdsels may be prsvsntsd; AL
a. en- Al The oomuienocment Il an satsck. immsd,s,
elieffrom siek,sss wnl n cSts.nsd-
rhey s,ltln ~ u rsnoEias tns .s-4ses A.
Beaddels q ~hieh females are - much suhjscl
lfrhsy eel ssaeraiy upon TIE bovsls-rrn0,in
Cooise.<ss.
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A. i<Ssiivs. "a Improving Tie afpsfs. ri,ias -.
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natural electricity and strength u TIE wtoi. = So.
Tie cEPHAIIc PILLS sEe tAs rcsalt "a 49,. .s.se.
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a0s szssrirE iron hosiAcfs. vbesi9 osfgins,ing D.
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k.ssss MANHOOD!
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l., ~ .n,nL.d "a lc..L..l E.,..la...

.Iasf Pablisked, in Sealed hnpciope,
A LECTURE on the nature. treatment and
y raticai curc OF trfrniaforrb oes. or semi
nal Wezsness. SEXUAL DebiIity. NerNouslrss
aud lpvoisntsyy fmirs oee. iniucihz fmpo-
tcncy ald Mental iacapacity.
Rg ROB. J.. CGLNknwtff. ~. n.
.fsfAer 81 fkr sGrees Raet." 81.
To Uofft-feunNNct author d. ihis st4irA-
hieloctate efe4ris proves ff0la A. own expert
ence. that tae awfal consequences ofself. ehu~o
may be enr1fuaiiy- removed without medicine
md vltho.t dangerous surgical operations.
b0uctes. lnafaments, FirVsof eortilAls. Point.
inG ont mode ofcsFe AZ cnee certain aBd q
frct 1af. bg which every srfrrei. 80 mater
what his condl On mas BE- NAY cere D. D,soif
rtssy :, % 1afsiv aHf vs@itstis. t.ls Le<gere
will prove boon 90 ftccsn rfs Ind t1oussnas.
seat unisf seal 60 trs fsil1er~, pest paid. 90
receipt 81 Wn portect efatuir ~ addressing
10 .CHAs. (. e. HtItF. ie7 ststfY. Ssv York
POET occe Box s5-f.
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The New York herald., 1862-09-27

lrIcE.-sEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
uu the Nth day OF September, 1852 At j: clock NJ,
pplyin9 the Cnted States Subsistence Department
40 head of Beef Cattle the boof.
cattle he delivered 1T Washington CITY, D. g,
hch animal ~ average 100 pounds gross weight No
sd4itted which weighs less than 900 pounds gross
t. Iicifrrs and bulls not wanted.
cattle e delivered such times and in such guam
b. the government may require.
nrs delivery OF cattle TO be made ten days after sgn
- cpnruct. 49,
nd with good an sufficient ~ win be required.
crnmen to itself the 81 70 pay in Treasury
Xor ether govern ncnt funds
Bih will be entertained when put by conuhctOrs Who
uevivsly fa led to comply with their contracts, or
the bidder T. present TO respond 10 his bid All
b he accom- panied BY two guarantees.
names OF nrms should be stated in FULL with the pre-
/ifrass OF all the members OF the lrn1. =
! 10 De directed to "cOL. A. BECkWfTH, A. ID. q. aud
). A., Washington, ID. o." anu endorsed proposals
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
49, OF the county nf -. and State OF ----, snd -
county Of. and staGe of -, do hereby guarantee
- Is able full contract In accordance with the
OF his prppost on that should hts proposition be
Cd he will enter into contract In accordance
lid the contract bs awarded him. prepared 10
a. his securities. 80.
guarantee must be appended TO each bid
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

DOsITIyE SALE OF DESIRABLE VILLAGE Pro.
l. pcriy.Wr be sold Al public a'ctioa. ~ the Queens
County Hotel Masp.th, L. L. Thursday, October lsS.
O'Clock 4. NJ, story Cottage and tea Lois a
story Cottage and acre, two story Goihic Consc
and tour Lots Ths properly is within and hsf niles
Of the Williamsburg crres, easy ol scsks Ia healthy
location and lines ot proposed horse a-oads 10 par
looking cheap tasty rcsidencr this sac y
thy attention. For terms, 6c apply 10 A. EEPklAE I'll
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
AMUSr. .uuN'rs.

AMUSe UENTs,
NIBLO'S GARDEN
IN lessee anu Managsr.. ....... WIN. wheatley
FOURTH NIGHT
MIR uACkETT
HIS SECOND APPEARANCE THIS SEASON, AS
FAl.STAFF, PRE- ENDING LOVE,
IN TIE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
- SATURDAY EVENING, sEPrEMbEK -, I-6z
VIII he Shaksperes and wo contrastet
Characters IN hls Comedy IN FIVE Act, ca led the
- MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
Mrs GLADSFANE and Madame PONISI
the
MERRY WIVES
uIcal Director. ............M Mr. IIayeS b. DvdwOrth
MONDAY El ESiNG Sept. ~ 1897
NINTH NIGHT OF
EDWIN FORREST,
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON
So, SlIAKSPERES LEAR.
public are respectfully informed that. In con-
sequence The rapid manner which for
the nights VI -
EDWIN FORREST
and the complaints made by parties consequent Cpon
their inability secure seats, the boI sheet invariably
opens three days IN advance OF the nights OF performance
EDWIN FORREST.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
MIR. HACkETTS nights,
TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
With the exception OF the press NO FREE LIST.
Admss on. 50 cents: Secured Parquet stalls 70 cents;
Family Circle, 2S cents. =
The performance win commence at vk The doors win
open TIA O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
AMUSEMERTS.
For SALE.

and e entire company in Brooklyn being most postye
the first and only operate periosnalec
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

cr A CASE FOR FINE OLD fiENNEsSi' COGNkC
srO Brandy twelve quart bottles fhe balahee 81 n
lave s,rrk Imported for hst Glass house tsnco iaiedD
will be sold At this low rrrenot oncnalt its COS -o
M atcaNrsa BALDWIN CO.. ~ LtDsry street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

[etnrs "A NINE MONTHLY RLOIMENF-WANt.
men ~ resprctabity, for Company Ironsilss rcs'
p, Ia Rrnadway GEORGE 7. HOWE t~nlNn
III Mrsr FIRST Lieutenapl
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
EXCURSIONS.

r-xcvRStoN 10 THE STEAMER GREAT EAsTkRN.--
~ Tnis steamer HAVING changed her lueatan 20 Fort
schuyler tor ho purpns o. b.ins repaed tne new .eal
tost tlSSIl Captain William H. Reynolds, wa leave Fulton
Mar.et slp every day gstndsy ekcpWa at srygn gScS
a 10 "a I'D enl feturn. Tnis VIII eiye
Inc ribo chance He thi. steamer and the uanprt
al as p,cir refa rsd tale lnr 'bc itin = cents
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
AMUsE VI EvTs.

V"Ais W VfN el state uf theatre AZ fs
first representation, " u be repeated hs
LOVE chase
Tuesday, TOWN AND COUNTY,.
"Wednesday (sscond tinsl the WONDER
sf It's appearance with continued applause and
lau gher.
Thurs iay, WILD OATS.
Fri lay, the BELLIES SfRATAGEM
Due notice be given of repressntas'ou
Money" "57osd to Ruin" the 5 hoo tOr scandal
and ''Sbe Sto ps To Conquer
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
MILLiNEisy. sc.

NskpANB LACY, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS uER
mi customers aud ladies In general that she will this day
receive las, nvoec from Parts o he latest fall styles Of
rinery and Monday, Sept - will open her SHOW
Rom ladies viii not I've ascending stairs
Madame CAMILLE LACY lzO sith avenue. between Ninth
aud Tenth streets
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
,rosALs FOR POTATOES.

ed proposals invited till the 1st nay OF Octofer,
~ O'Clock M for furnishing the Subsistence Depart
S,f Washington, D. c., with l00oO bushels OF potatoes
potatoes TO be delivered Mt either street wharf,
3ng;on. the raj road depot put up In good sound
or sacks, without cost Of barrel sack, and 70 BE-
rel by the 18th of October, 1862.
bids should stae the price per burhel o sixty pounds
! he directed to Color 81 A. BECKWITH. A. ID. g and
4. y. A., and endorsed, 'Propssis FOR Potatoes"
|LED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL THE
lay OF October, 1852. at ~ O'Clock NJ, tor furnish
Subsistence Department with 20 900 barrels OF Flour.
will 30 received for what N known rs No. ], No. :,
o.. - .
number of barrels OF each Kind should BE- distinctly
and the price proposed for each grade.
aunntity OF Flour required will he about 500 barrels
leivered either at the government warehouses In
rtown or at the railroad depot AT Wasnn
usual government inspection will be made just before
ur il received.
rarrels TO be hcad.lned.
Nil be accompanied by m oath OF allegiance and DC
III 10 Col. A. BECKwITH, A. ID. o., and @. s., ". 3.
Washington, ID. O., and endorsed "Proposais FOR
The New York herald., 1862-09-27
WINES AND LIQUORS.

JIAMMER's CHAMPAGNE ALE
III Thr attention oi the public a. solicited 70 the supe
rn ouaty az Champagne Ale. This Ale Is brcwee
al All seasons OF year. ts keeping quality
a OF brewed during the most excessive not weather
IL sp,iersutecd Tor any length OF time.
Orders brewery In Harlem VII receive Iromp
Fourth avenue. i2sth and l2gh sts
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

A STOCK OF DRY GOODS FOR SALE.-AMOUNT
Apply at 3d5 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

rIiLERY.-A YOUNG NAN VINO HAS HAD 10
experience IN the above the latter hsf IN active
Iel wishes an appontm as Paymsster or Quarter
or Assistant do has been engaged ~ such for scve
Mr. Satisfactory certificates Of character aud services
"a Artilleryman, Herald Office.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, July 80 1862

,.,I. ,by religion pf the lsnpf1"; e',i!
cnilul'D h,,, rs,,Iiarly that OF the slay~ Nov
w.. -. I,nkee-the msanrst SP"cme" "
~" .,;,,n Thai rod mas permitted 10 "1isl. ne
81 ea','ni 49,, o,erss.r "a certain editors MI
! - - ,,.s tr,,p Roston would have ma1e
hid tho, ,ot been east "a u S'htherh P'""''
tiru. -, .L.,.l-A
- G Audy Jonre Is a living sIan yet. la'
we bope). The factor VINO con'in'7' nm VIC" na
Yankee il not a" cross between '"e De''i ane
a lew is the gentleman from "hohi we nav
obtained ost of our kno"1euge VI t"' ga
.tancos connected with the writing oi tnls
work. Col J. is so real ske'ch 'aa' ne
has been recognized, and protest 'nterrd
a ainst making the facts OF hf' NE puo'ier ~
il DO longer living, and Madame VINO 10
no less a real character, Is now Nnoer the pro-
lection of Andy jones. A very TeinarkaoiS ~
eideDs affecting her welfare IL related TO Us py
the gentleman tYum " HON we haveobtalned ne
above facts Tbe COlonels widow has lHtey
at,a,n,sd to sell Mylame p to the brnthet
handlers Of New Orleans On rnng lhls ="
a ndv Homes. his Northern factor (wAo was al
one time also fact OF Col - wrote "
she widow that in ca DC abe did not abandon her
design, and AT once Sffe t"e ocUoioo' "''
dom, remunerate Andy for his care, ard save
hey from present want, government should I'M
mediately be notified 81 $4,000 of f'sr late
husbands property in the hands OF his present
New York factors, which would at once oe sub
iect to con6scanon. Msaeures were taleen to
send this letter, through ourmilitary com ,nand-
ers in that vicinity, directly TO Charleston
We trust that what WE ,taVe said will be- sui
6clent to awaken the readsr, interest ir'this
yery remarkable exhibit VI Southern life. W IS
a book which should be read and pondered by
eyery patriot phere haze seen d. publication
issued giving so intelligent, 80 fair. and SO th'f
on III view of the effects oP slave institutions,
upon the mutual rotations OF the races Of mso
AVID classes OF society inthir country. In this .
Is inya luable. and here is point where we al
of NJ especially need to be enlightened Bua
the WORK has pontiye attraction which super:
sedes the necessity Of lis peru~1i rs a matter o
duty. Read in fragments IN :. magazine, 1t has
awakened the attenaon and enchelre,l the lnts
rest Of readers as fsw books a-,Re ever done.
And in its completed form, 1t is IL work which
will Be read and remembered az :n0re original
and suggestive in idea and purpose and more
dramatic in execution. than any issne Of the
press since = Uncle yom s CABIN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

Three Hundred Thousand More.

We sOmng, Father Abraau, three hundred hoH'A"'
more
From Mississippis winding stream and f."m HrT IN
glands shore,
We leave our plough, and workshops, our WV md en
dren dear,
With hearts full for with but silent 'eS
We dare behind u1, bu: steadfas;ly before
We coming, Father Abraam-three hundred th0S-
sand mere,
II you look across the hi-tops that the northern
sky,
Long moving lines of rising dust your vision descry
And the wind instant tears the cloud Teil ssde
And floats alott psnsed flag in glory and in pride
And bayones in the sunlight CLEAN, and Bands brave
music pour
We coming, Father Abrasm thr-e hundred thousand
more
Ii you Look all up our valleys where the growing hay
vests shine.
You may see onr sturdy farmer-boys fast forming into
line
And children from their mothers knees pulling at
the weeds,
And learning how to reap and sow, against :ser coup
try's needs;
And farewell group stands weeping at every cottsys
We coming Father Abraam-three hundred Thousand
more
You have called US, and we're coming, by Richmoods
bloody tide
To down for freedoms sake, brothers bo@es
beside
Or from foul reasons savage grasp to wrench the nun
der0us blade,
And in the face Of foreign foes its fragments parade
Six hundred thousand loyal men and gone
FORE
are comir g Father Abrasm three hundred thousand
more.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

OF rebel property. as aD obn,t,,p
They regard I'VE punishmen, o. w. y,
an unconstitutional interior enc, - -'.
nights Of our S2sihern preihe,o
that none but abolition tauati,. r,, .l
OF thug 20 absurd mi unjust BIZ
Such are the men. pho. q T..
have power, place our country AID
tutioDs IL peril. Nor Is IT wl,em.
their power as iDslgnihcao, The ,., "a
dents Of the times, UNFORTUNATELY o,J 20
power, and place them IN p,,iti n, x w.. "a
may use it with greatest ad7antaos
cry out against taxation for the ,n,, a..
TIE war, and tbUs appea to lac pc FE.,
the cove,oss, and gain contIoI Of ,bs
direct aVenae to the heart. 3hey h.. u
the patriollsm OF thousands for .a.b
erations, ana enlist the money.Iovin ,,"'i
maDnon-serving multitude on thar i. ."
against the government.
Against sush REL, We cannot be ,oo
or too strongly guarded. Their ;,au. va
whatever their pretensions may be, n IN
yor of she rebellion iRdrtctiy-by u,Aos,.
its cause aierctly and if not effcctna,,v e,.
.eracted, will end in di,gracetuI .onn..r'
With treason.
1t i. net to much to say that the morn,
or government, and the perpetuity of ~,
stautions--the csuse of ,ru,h and h,,,.
freedom arc stakcd upon TIE results @. ~
waa If carried out vigorously 10 suc,,,
tul termination, it wiil result in frmer >.
tab!ishment at free institutions upon br,.,
er bssis than they have hitherto occup-,
but II crippled or enbarrssse by anb,,
compromises, i must be prolonged indeiDjt.,
and ended finally in Disgrace. Christian ~,
triotisn, in its highes, and p }gsst type H.,
only clement O.! Conservatism That sboud
tolerat ID. This will BIND Us closer 10 =,
governments under which we nave our .i,
and soc;si crivi eyes, aoi will esectua.y b.
THY US against spurious Couservat!.n
which r,eans only Conservatism o. +,
rights of rebels and Shareholders, "a, the -
Yense and ruin OF the free aud IoyaI portion
,t the Union.