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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

this country; we see it more plainly 10 his
recent photographs Governor Endicott's
features have come straight down to some of
his descendants in the present day. There
is dmpled chin which ruDs through one
family connection we have studied. aud
certain form Of lip which belongs to another.
Many series of portraits taken at short in.
tervals through life, studied carefully side by
SIDE, will probably show to some acute OBJ
server that nature is very exact in the TALES
that mark the years of human lite.
A third series of results will relate to the
effect Of character moulding the features.
Go through rogues' gallery and observe
what The faces OF the most hardened Williams
| have in common. Al these vilIiano"s looks
have been shaped out of the unmeaniog line
aments of infancy, The police officers know
well enough the expression Of habitual crige
| Now, if all this series Of faces bad been care
fully studied in photographs from the days Of
innocence to those Of col hrmed guilt, there IS
no doubt that keen eye might recognize, we
will not say the first evil yolitlon in the change
it wrought upon the face, or each successive
stage in the downward process Of the falling
nature, but epochs and eras, with difterentlaI
marks, as palpable perhaps as those which
separate the aspects Of the successive decades
OF lie. And what is far pleasanter, when the
character of a neglected and vitiated child is
raised by wild culture, the converse change
will be tound--nay, has been fouDd--to re-
cord itself Enthusiastically upon the faithful
page of the countenance so that charitable
institutions have learned that their strongest
appeal lies in the request, Look on this pic
ture, and on that the lawless boy at the
entrance, and the decent youth at his dismiss
al-O. w. Holmes IN atlantic Monthly.
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Episcopal Protest against Bishop Hopkins

Letter
Bishop Potter and the Episcopal Clergy of
Philadelphia have published the following pro-
test against Bishop Hopkins letter defense of
Southern Slavery -
The subscribers deeply regret that the fact Of
the ext nsiye circulation through tins Diocese,
Of letter by " John Henry Hopkins, Bishop OF
the Diocese Of Vermont, IN defense OF Southern
Slavery, compels them to make this protest lt
is not their province to mix in any political can
vass But as ministers of Christ, III the Frot-
estant Church. it becomes them to deny any
completely or sympathy with such defense.
This attempt not only to apologize Tor Sla-
very in the abstract, but 10 advocate 1t as 1t e4-
ists IN the cotton States. and in States which
sell meu and women in open market Us their
stapIe product, 10. III Their judgment, INV, rthy
of any servant Of Jesus christ. As an effort to
sustain on Bible principles the States in rebel
lion AGAINST the Government, IN the wicked at
tempt to estab So ~ force OF arms Tyranny,
under the name If Republic, who Sc {" corner
stone shall be The perpetual bondage OF the Al
rican, it challenges cher indignant reprobatlon.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1868.
This Letter of Bishop Hopkins which has called
out the shove indignant protest-a protest signed
BY Bishop Potter and 76 of the Episcopal Ger
~ If Philade phia-was called out by the cir
culation of the Bishops letter, by the Copper
heads Of Pennsylvania, as a campaign tract in
the political canvass now going on IN that State.
The Albany Evening Journal says OF the protest:
at is significant sign Of the times. The
Episcopal Clergy have never preached politics
Nor do they do so in this protest. They simply
repudate as lmpous an attempt by one OF their
number, to dIshonor the Church and their Di-
vine Master, by holding up as Scriptural H.
stitution, a system which even intelligent heath
en- look upon with adherence"
And we may add that it is still further a
" significant sign of the times that the cler,
gy OF all religious denominations are, with only
here and there an exception, united not only il
their condemnation Of the wickedness Of treason
bat Of the great crime against civilization, justice
aud liberty, which alone has made treason pos
slble in our Government
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WHATTI YANKEE Is.-We copy the follow
ing eloquent extract from speech delivered by
Mr.. Corwin of Ohio, in the House of Repregen-
tatiyes on the 23d and oath of January, 1860:
"My colleague (AIr. Cox spoke of meeting
upon the Western Reserve in Ohio.
lie amused himself with the comic power he pos
sesses in initiating the nasal twang Of the Yankee
OF that Reserve. Il sounded strange to you, as
it did TO him, and so it did to the army of Prince
Rupert at Marston Moor, when the ancestors of
these men rushed into battle against the mailed
chvalry and curled darlings OF the court of
Charles l. What happened then Something
worthy to be noted, and rot forgotten. Stout
Cromwell and his unconquerable Ironsdes when
the day was well nigh lost, charged with resistless
fury upon the proud columns Of that host OF gen.
Hemen, as they were boastfully denomnated, and
10 Prince Rupert and his host were no longer
there. They were scattered as the dried leaves
of autumn are before the storm blast of the COM
ing winter. That same nasal twang rang out on
that day heir well known war cry, The sword OF
the Lord and Gideon.
These Yankees are peculiar people they are
an industrious thriving, pains-taking race Of men.
The fralties of these men grow out of their very
vrtues-those stern virtues which founded liberty
in England, and baptized it in their own blood
upon Bunker Hill in America. They will do SO
again if there is a necessity for it. 1t is hard
matter to deal with men who do verify believe
that God Almighty and his angels encamp round
about them. What do they care for earthly
things or earthly power? What do they care
for kings, aud lords, and Presidents? They fully
belle We they are heirs of the King of Kings. IN
the hour Of battJe they swear to themselves to
stand, like the great Hebrew leader, in the cleft
Of the rock the glory of the Most High God
passes by them, and they catch CLEAN of its
brightness i you come IN conflict rith the pur-
poses Of such men they ,OU regard duty as every
thing, life as nothing So it appeared in our wal
of the Revolution"
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SrEECH BY GEN SIGEL.-Gen Sigel delivered
short speech before Union meeting in Phil
adelphia, on Wednesday evening, from the re
port OF which, we take the following
" The Coustltion never existed IN the South
nor free press, nor free speech, nor the right
of public assembly. Tar and feathers were the
reward of free speech. Until right and justice
prevail there, there can be no Brotherhood with
US 1t is said that this war is undertaken by
al olitionlsts. Every one knows better than
this The encrOacAm ents OF the Southern poll
ticians abolished the Constitution, abolished
Congress, and introduced the rebellion for which
they are now being punished. If anybody has
compelled the President to enforce the laws Of
war, this man is jeff. Davis.
1t is hard to say that this war ruins the coun-
try. We can't make war without hurting some
body. There will always be war in the world,
and war always brings sorrow and trouble
Germany carried on war for thirty years in the
name OF repubicansm, and we are making war
for the same thing 1t Is better to make war
for four years than for forty. 1t Is better to
pueh the war with yigor than to trihe with it.
There are those who complain OF the manage
ment OF the war. The people who complain
most know least about it, Few who do So are
true at heart, for they demOrallze the army by
their structures If the morale OF an army be
destroyed, of what value is it? Confidence ia
ken fir m the people is gone forever. An army
once Cemorained is demorazed forever. There
fore an tor the Adminish alton as it Is, and
for the army at it is, and reprobate the course
OF those men who would seek to disparage the
Government or diminish the confidence of the
people, am for those men, therefore, Tor pub
lie Office who have shown themselves willing tC
support the Government and the war. | an
for the generous, gallant Executive of this State
who has stood by the soldier and the Govern
nent. loud spplause.)"
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SILVER IN ClRCULATtN.-The jolly tars at
tached to the Russian fleet are cruising about
the city, and spending their money with the
grand improyidence OF the sea-faring men the
world over The apple stands and fruit stores
are particularly patroDlzed by them. When the
Chinese first came to New York, they invested
all their money in omnibus rides up and down
Broadway but the Russian sailors seem to think
their funds most judicously laid out in peaches
and apples. The sidewalk vendors of these ar
ticles ale doing "a fine business with our strange
visitors and the pecunlary transactions involved
are usually carried on in the centre of large
crowd OF curious spectators 1t is difficult to
say whether the Russians or the queer looking
silver peices which they pay out are regarded
with the greater astonishment and interest. In
the absence of any definite and known valua.
tons of the Russian silver COINS the apple deal
ers estimate them by their size, compared with
| the dune and quarter Of our own remote past
| and give the Russians change accordingly, and
the latter take what is offered them and pocket
il trustingly The costa currency staggers
them little, but they courteously accept 1t out
OF regard for the country and its institutions.
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The Russian sailors are jovial but well be-
haved and, in all their zigzag wanderiugs about
town, none OF them have yet been brought up
at the station house They fraternize in the
warmest manner with our citizens, and it is one
of the most touching OF spectacles to see mixed
party of tn g two nations, sauntering along arm
in arm, neithe. one of them able to understand
word that the other says. The police take
good care to guard the Russians against imposi-
ion and they report, to the honor of the city,
that these good visitors are treated with
great fairness and politeness wherever they go.
-.Vew York Journal of Commerce.
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The JAws.-'lhe spirit of change has at last
obtained a hold upon that hitherto immutable
race, the Jews, and the ritual and views of the
Jewish church are undergoing modifcaton-at
least. such is the report of the Madison (Ohio)
Journal, in its account of the dedication of
Jewish synagogue in that city. The officiating
priest, DR.. Falk, said the congregation had adopt
ed the reformed ritual and modern phase If Ju-
dism, which does not look for the advent of a
personal Messiah or the literal restoration of
the J4ws to Palestine. The prophecies concern
ing these subjects are regarded by the reformed
church as fgurative, and only to be fulfilled in
some mystical sense. The prayers for the com
ing Of the Messiah and for the restoration are
now omitted in their ritual, ami the ritual it.
self has been greatly shortened VIII lie men,
women, and children sit together in the congre-
cation, the same as in Christian churches.
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From j d. mOsMEK of Tonsham


ACOUGH COLD OR AN IRRGrArED THROAT, il
allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, oItentimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost inst
relief. In BRoNoHTRIs, ASTHMA and CArARRH they are
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countered Be to guard against worthless imita-
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TRocHEEs, which have proved their efficacy by test OF
many years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Troohes Military officers and soldiers who overtax
the voice and exposed to sudden changes should have
them. Sold everywhere at IS cents per bottle.
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CAUTION


DR Dow, Physician ard Surgeon, No Endicott Street.
IL Boston, consulted daily for all diseases incident to
the female system. Proapsus Uteri or Falling of the
Womb, Flour Albus Suppression and other Menstrual
arrangements are all treated pathological prin-
cple and speedy relief guaranteed in few days So in
variabY certain is the mode Of treatment that most
obstinate cases yield under it, and The afflicted person
rejo'ces in perfect health
DR.. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases of women than any other physician in
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for pau, nts who may wish
to stay in Boston for few days under his
DR.. Dow, nce 1845, having confined his whole atten-
ton to an office practice for the ofPvate Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges superb in the
Unite States.
N BAH letters must contain dollar, or the will
not be answered.
Office hours from A NJ, to p. NJ.
Boston, Juiy q, 1868 wF30yl.
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COMMUNICATED
Pulmonary Consumption A Cura-
BILE Disease,

y y n ~ ~
The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumpton-s anxious to make known to his
fellow Sufferers the of cure.
To all who desire IT. he will send copy OF the prescrP
eon used Gree OF charge with the directions for prepar
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The ony object of the advertiser in sending the Prescp
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which he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes ever
sufferer will try HIS REMEDY, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wnliamsburgh,
Kings County,
New
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South Hardwlck Academy

THE FALL TERN of this Institution will commence
L WEDNESDAY, Sept I'd, and continue eleven weeks
Board of Teachers.
A. J. SANBORN, a. NJ, Principal.
Mrs. NJ. j. SANBORN, Teacher of French.
W. ?. SMITH, Assistant
", +. VIII PILE, Teacher OF Music.
Miss A. FORD, Teacher of Painting and Drawing
A. 4. WAY, Ttach,r of Penmanshp.
Miss C. A. FHENCH Teacher OF Primary Department.
All the departments Of this Institution furnished
with thorough md competent teachers, and 1t will pc
their aim to make 1t worthy Of the liberal patfonageit
has received in the past. ... .p. ...l
Lectures and 10y ceums as heretofore
Board, Including everything, so to $500 per week.
Rooms for self board RS, One Shilling per week. .
Forfurther aftieulars address the Principal.
.+,,r j. BRILGMAN. Seo'y.
So Hardwick July 90 1863 wF30w4
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MASON WTHDRAws, Mason, the rebel am
bassador to the Court of St. James, having been
recognised by nobody in England but Fish
mongers' Association, has shaken the dust of Brit
ish soil from bis feet and withdrawn himself from
the limits of that country. This is a significant
act as ind, ating what the traitors Confederacy
expect now aud hereafter from England. Itestab
fishes the fact pretty corcusivey that John Bull
has positively declined to burn his fingers any
more in pulling Confederate chestnuts out of the
fire. The masses of the English people, the real
friends OF freedom 10 that country, have at last
so far triumphed as to make it useless for the
rebels any longer to keeps representative there
and Mason retires in huff. We trust that this
act will prove so far--to use the language of the
Tunes" relief 10 the British Government" as
to enable it hereafter to honestly maintain it's pro.
claimed neutrality, while tue U. s. Government
is putting down the rebellion, and that the Brit
ish flag and British Gold will not hencefor,h fit
out and protect the piratical cruises who plumber
and burn our merchant vessels on every sea. OIL.
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DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAu OF WILD
CHERRY.

Says a we-known Editor" This is truly Balsam
aud blessing to invalids. 1t contains the pure lsamc
principle Of Wild Cherry the basamic properties Of tar
and of pine Its Ingredients which mingled AZ e the
true principle Of Chemistry all balsamc and there
fore it is safe and sure in effect. Coughs Colds Consump
ton, and Bronchial troubles disappear under its basauc
influence as though charmed away. Probably no medl-
cine has attained extended sale or accomplished
much good this renowned BaIsam.n
From j ID. HOsMER OF Topsham
VoPsHaM, VT, Aprl 70, 1868.
Messrs. S. W Fowls & Co.
Gentlemen II take great pleasure In adding mine to
the mass OF testimony in favor Of hat invaluable Cough
Remedy-DR. WlsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD Cherry. Du-
ring the past winter my ife ri cted with revere
Cough and n0amma ton of the Lungs After suffering Sc
yerely for several days, Nisars Balsamd recon-
mended trial of which gave Immediate an permanent
relief, have known of the Basam having been used in
of Asthma, with favorable results am sure that
If the community well acquainted wlththe merits
Of his GRFAr REMEDY as am, you would b. unable to
supply the demand. would ADVISE all who suffer from
CoUGHs, CoLDs, &c. to give this cue an early and
thorough trial. Yours truly
J. D. HOSMER,
Prepared by y W. FOWLE CO., Boston, and for
sale by all druggists and merchants. fl3ml
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PRoMoTloN.-Dr. Job Corbin, formerly of
Burlington, has been promoted to Che position
of Post Assistant Surgeon in the Navy