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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

"a Subscriber" and perhaps well Wishing
friend, writes us to inquire "why we advertise
patent medicines" We will here and now an
.ver him that we do not. Our readers are aware
that We have for year, excluded everything OF
the sort, and the eay seeming exception that We
know Of is DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.'S remedies, which
now stand, in our columns. II our friend does
no, know We will inform him that these are no.
q" patent" or even secret medicines. Their com
position h, been made as publicly knowsts, any
other scientific fact, aud has moreover had the
approval of the highest medical authority in th'
land. Blu, what affords u, perhaps still greater
confidence in their worth 10 our per'on. ksoW
ledge o. the man who makes them aud the re-
,uls tina, have followed from their u'ei rssult'
AZ familiar to our readers and TO the whole COM
nuni,y as they are TO ourselves.
llh.s been oar privilege TO know DR.; Aver
ever .incs he graduated from the Penn. un't
,,y in the same cIs. with che Of our persona
friends, nor have We ever cea,ed to watch with IN
t,res. his singular success in and untiring dsvo
lion to the nobls protection be hm chosen. itany
/ body will toll u, what we can advertise OF NOR
in,,r.s, to our patrons than rsmedl. that VII
cure them when they are ,ek, we shall cheerful
give it the benefit Of our eirculAIIon.-1dm
aera [M Baptist.
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4 O'CLOCK, u. M.
IMPORTANT TX u NOR
CHARLESTON SAID TO HAVE FALLEN
The BOmbardment an Entire Success

NEw Yo,k, April g. The H'rd's' Wash
ins,on dispatch says report has reached here
by WAY Of Fredericksburg, derived from rebel
sorrc.s that Charleston was bombsrd,d by our
Zee. and attacked BY our land forces last Thurs
day, and i, now in possession of tho f'dsra'
under Gen. Hunter and Admiral Dupont Inc
report i. fully credited by prominent olho'r' oil
Tho government, who were in possession oil iaet'
in reference TO tho contemplated attack upon
Charle,.on, which it is no. yet prudent to d.
vule,. It's c,rt,in, however that these who
pos.e,, ,his information are confident that onl
soldier, and sailors will celebrate the second an
u;,,r.a,, of The fall Of Fort Sumter in th'
captured city Of Charleston
The restriction upon the pnbhossOn' IN IN
Southern papers, Of any adverse news are .
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Ia Woodbury., March IA, Mrs. EoIhA Morse, wlfo OF
BenjaAnT Morse, aged IS yesrsand -osth.
A fair'lI Co9ri Heq,,, W., 81 vphu' fever, March
l4th regiment, W VOL, aged Is years He went from
IN anaWicl, March l3n Deacon D..lsl French aged
.2yeais
" Blessed are the dead Who die in th, lord -
To ths memory Of Illus Forrest .ny son Of Sylvester
and Sybl A, Carter WGo ded in Psnaels March 10Th,
aged yeas, months and days.
prP,FH.
while the Ipirit fingered
In It's osske. bright
Ire the vAitia1anfs
Bore him frsn our sight
Earnestly b. whispered
"Aan@A II de,
In the village ehurssJAd
Lot Jsur darling lie.
"Throngh tn, weary hours
Whsa ysur Heart lslsns,
Csms and Iit bssids me,
TIL ths day has hsvh.
F." Plsst ths sweetest aorsu,
All above my breast
Let them blossom, nEuaa
O'sr nay place Of rest"
nsnths Father whispered,
Little Forrest, csMs -
Ard our darling sft Us
FOR a Ihlsr home
Happy lue Forrest!
Al with him 10 we'll,
10 the heaven above
Where he''Eone 10 ds'L
Blessed, little angel!
Wo.isg irss care -,
Sill We feel his presence,
with Us ersryrhsrs
Ind The blessed Saviour
Said stsuch .she
A" Blessed 81 nj Father
Let hsn come TO NE,
In WI,hlnIt.n, March sOL, Eldul. W. youngest
child sfstai D and Prudence Tanner, AEsa ysAri
God l,lt aU for lit.s Wills
70 TrIes sgr earthly hone.
Then called her t0s btitsr world
where torfoHs eAnnet come.
WslAd h.r Ia her eonsed lhroud
And placed fresh flowers upsn her breaI.
Our youngest and cur houDh,d pet
Had gently gone TO rsu.
N.gus up.n her marble sr.v,
YsttnsW that she had ssH
Bsyshd ths wsha Of care and uisf
Whore deslh can heTer coas, AN I.
In Rochester, March %, Or. Bailey sEd "a years.
In StoetIrdIs, March a. JshuI Dewey, aGss 81 y'IrH
In Fairfield March Oh or ssnismpuon, krs. ClstA J.,
BroWs, wife Of Hstsert Q. sroWs, lI.d ~ years Fer
end va. peace. Her last r.rd- Amen"
In Jacksonville March 18th, derysipeas Mr.. Beseeh
swift, AGED 90 years.
In Berlin FEB IN, D.lie Nay only child If Charlie,
W. Merton, aged ystrs and month";
Also, Feb 9sh, Mr. Charles " Norton, tssd 81 ysari
Thus in enc short week the lsvd child and Husband
have been stricken down BY hst llal tosurEs dpheria
l.sTzg the yosng wife and s.thsr parents and brothers
&. mourn. Truly this sad esis deeply sIeltlsg the
sympsthie, Of all acquainted with The worthy dscsasd
Ia Rochester, March l7th Dani' B. bar,in, Ioa Of Mr..
and Mrs. Truman Martin, aged years,
In PsNae0a, Flshda Jas. lth, u olinsts ever
Thomas s. Dustin, sEsa 81 ysan ahd 7asuILS.
In walden, Jan sab, Alice Z. zsusisn. youngsit
daughter Of Jssph and Sally Hos'isn, AI'd year,.
IL Walden, Jas 18Th, dpthsrA Mrs. Helen e. wife
Of Ephriim Duuon, lIsd 2s ystri.
In WaIhlHtsoni Asrsh llth, u dlpthsrla, ApTs z.
daughter Of jesse and Bssey Flanders, Ased 10 years,
months tHd fdlys
10 WkhinIhin, March lth, sIeos.usstisr, Mas Lacy
whitney, aged yslB
In tAslses March 2lIt, Annt ". wife % Capt DANIEL
Wyman, agedS
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Ia Montpelier, April 9nd, " Rev, h grova, Mr. Wa,
Cummings Of Rerlln. AMI Mas Mary Ann Flint Of Middle
In Jacksonville, Feb 95A, by RsV, N. Adans Mr. Or
rim sh'p~d''n, Of HAIifaI, and Nj" Jsia ?. Pratt
Of Manchester
Also, In Jacksonville, March iit, by the sans, Mr..
Wells II, Howard, o. Ashsrlt, Mas and Miss Sarah
WI Hams, Of Cesrain, Mass
In BAKeuhsld at tie N. L. Parsonage. Feb, ash, by
Rev b. Titus, Mr.. Smith Walt Of Fairfield, and Miss
Elisabeth Randall, Of Bakersfield
Ia Bakersfield a. the residence Of the brlds's hther,
March 10Th, BY Rev. +, Titus, Mr., Levi Atwood,
Cambridge and Miss Cynthia N. Josu, otBakersnsd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

STATE or VERMONT, Its Probate Coun, holden Al
RarpeLrH Dsrsior, Is. BrOok6sld On ihs 2ah day
Of March, A. D. 1863
utAITER NEwCoLD, Adnini,tratot OF the estate Of
w James h. Hibbafd, late Of Wnsmslovu, In said
district deceased, makes application TO said count Tor H.
e,n.s TO sell all OF ths real estate Of id deceased, rep
r,,snunt that ,ad sale In part necessary for the pay
m,nt of the debts Of said deceased, and that part can
net he sold ,one without injury to those inet,s,d In
The remainder ,
whsttupon It 10 ordered by od Court, that said app-
cation e.me under confederation and bs heard on The 2lnd
d.v nf A,til A. %. 1863. At the Probate once, In
and. II IL further ordered that ell persons In
l,,.Ned he nothed hereof, by publication OF notice OF
hi. ,ppleston aud order thereon Tires weeks success
,,.lv In the Green Mountain Freeman, printed q,
non,,sllet before said tims nfhearng, that tAey may
.npesr 81 said time and place, and II they see cause OBJ
leet thsrsic' ,nc,
M, ktte,t--J. K. CLEANELANn, Judge
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This invaluable med cine isunialing In the cure Of all
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female constitution.
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To Married Ladies'
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CAUTION.
These Pills should not he taken by females tia. are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
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IN all u Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain 10
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FUN arections n the pamphlet around eacA package,
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bottle containing % pills, ana encrcled with tbs
Government Stamp Of Great Britain can be sent post free
or 400 and postage stamps.
solt by OIL Druggists. nsv43ly ImWi
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NoNTPELIER MARK ET, ApriIs

PIousOss.-Butter, II IS. Che,s. TOTO l7i Lard
l2toH. TalloW,l Dried Apple to IL Eggs "a cents
Potatoes % to so. Beans $3.50 90 West India SD
CARS, lgtol6. Peas, 81 100 to 90.
onions-$OOo. Appes-t225 to 2 per bbl.
PLorA--Rxra, 1913. Double Extra t9oo. Super
Extra tlO,25.
GGIIsIsD HAr.-Corn, 81 90. Oats 90. Herdsrasi
Seed t32s 80 per bushel Clover 10 to5psr pound
Hsy$l1, to 3lt per ton. Rye 5000 toooo,
MlscsLLANEoc3-Dry and green hard wood 2t0 TO 800
ahIngleS 81 90 to so. wool--csmmon 90 to 80 BARK
90 10 400 per cord. Nails 5,26, to $50.
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BOSTON MARKET, April 4.

Four-Neslsrn, te75 20 1850.
Pork.--Prme, $1,000 to 1900 Mess, tlC,oot to l77S
Beef $3.50 to "a 80 Lard, Il to ~. Hams d TO 10
HsII dressed, u OF.
Butter, 20b a. Cheese, l4to16 Egg'l7 IS Pota
toes 50 10 % Dried Apple to O..
DSGn. t2,75 to S3,25. Pststl,l5 to tl,2o.
Herds gtas, seed $40 to e275. Clover 10 ol0i
Starch to VI Talo", u to ~,
Wool saIonJ fleece 50 to 9j American FullBI0od % 10
o. Hsltbio sb to ss Common 50 1 So
Germ s. to 100. oalssotos2 Rye 900 10 10. Hsp
10 to %.
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Fr.mJ ID. HosMER. OF Topshsm
Tnpsu.u Anil "a lsfs

BIT FEW PEOPLE THAT HAVE HEALTH CAN
appreciate the blessings they essy nor Is supposed
that they will place proper value on IT, until they ae
deprived Of IT, itis osly In the absence Of the hng
which want that realize Us value. Nhen the
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,or., rAbls, VI he virus collected in small knots
der the skin upon the glands Of tbs neck which are the
seeds Of seroiGsui scer and will sooner later destroy
the system usss some timely remedy Il, used 10 restore
IT, so0.nt. BtooD ANp LNtA eisuF Is the most yiuabl,
a. Il will purify the system aud restore II 10 health,
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Now 10 Make SIS a Day.

WHEN ALI OTHER EFFORTS HAVE FAILED.
HOOD 4 CO, lDO BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Ill NAVE JUST published ONE HUNDRED VALUA-
RIE SECRETS possessing Aen, any oae, male or female
easily make t5a day, without capital In any city or
rats Evy enc should possess there Secrets, fer hey
Ar. worth t5oO 10 any Single married psrsos. some
them have been sid Tor t each One alone eesu us
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per,ons astlag t0 per month by these secrets
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The Confessions and Exper
encc OF an Invalid.

DuBIisHED FOR THE BENEFIT and vsrting ana
caution 10 young mes who suiierfrorh Nervous Debll-
~ Premature Decay supplying at the same time the
mss. Of SelfCue. ny one who has cured himself hner
being put 10 great expense through medical Imposition
Id aaactss ny enclosing addressed envcl
op. !SJLu csPiss may be had Of the author, NATHAN
hi. HAYFAlg, Esd. Bradford, Kings c. NY.
mafchisfyt
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nation that powerful steam rams arc now being
suilt on tue Thames and the Mersoy
Con. Sclenck ia in town to-day and had an
interview with tho President and Secretary
Sssnton. who entirely approved bis stringent
measures in treating sac robsls a. traitors.
The Tunes Washington dispatch says it is as
serted il a quarter entitled to credit, that
draft will sosn be made to nll up all tho regi-
ments to the proper standard. It 10 not yet
known how many 1t will require, but probably
100000. Capt. Cutter, formerly oil the lth
PcnnsylVsna regiment, who lost an arm at
Fredericksburg has obtained the sanction Of
the President ~ raise brigade composed Of men
who, through disability are untitled for active
duty in the field.
Thc,e troops arc to be used for Provost gsrri-
son and hospital duty. by this rneans tho &C
tual number oil able bodied troops now perform
INK the duties " i'll DO sent into the field.
The llth Indiana regiment capturod and pa
rolled sy lhe rebels last fall has been exchanged
and will be ordered at once to active service.
Brig Gen. Cswdin, ono Of the unconGrmed
noniA,es before the Senate, has bsen thrown
Out OF service by the Cling Of the place from
which he was promoted. lie has bsen relieved
Of bis command, and will retirot to private hto
FoNTEHss MONROE, April 2. Tho flag oil
truce boat from City Polns, brought over 400 ex
changed Onion prisoners, and left for Annapolis
She brought no news Gen, King ia assik net
to the connAAd Of Yorktown, for the present
Gen. Reyes relieves Gen. Dix il few days, the
latter gong homo to recruit his health.
NASHVILLE, April 3. GcH. Bragg has gon,
to Atlanta on offclll business.
Col. Dick AcCsnn is under arrest At MeMinn
yillc for disobodence Of ordcls, in leaving Brent
wood on The approach Of Gen. Mitchslls force
The rebels are building strong tortifcation
1T Palmyra
Gen. Cocks brigad, captured Is rebels a
Carthage, after short skirmIsh.
The river s fAlling
NEW YoSk, Apul4. The HsldIWs shing
ton despatch says our loss in TusIday's skir
mah at Evansville is nid 10 bo TWO officers
Capt Flint and Lieut., Grant, OF tho LIST Yer
mont cavalry, with seven men killed, and
total loss Of 60 in killed, wounded, and pri,
sners Tho bodies Of the two officers wor
brought here to-day
Gold opened to-day al l,55. Al u N
g. "a "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

Special DDpeith 70 me bsN'n IrdrtHer'
EIls1roND, Conn, April g. The election In
this State for Governor members of Congress
etc, commenced this morning Gov. Bucsng-
ham i, the Republican candidate, and Fl Gov
Seymour, the Democratic OF course at this
early hour we have no indication of the result.
In this city the voting is brisk, but no disturb
ance has occurred
Both parties are stralning every nerve and
the vote will undoubtedly DO the larges, ever
cast in the State.
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A RARE CHANCE.

E0R SALE, alta bargain, The DEACON Nm WELLS
PLACE in Btoothtld. ltc.nsiu Of Saw MIL, a
large Two aud Three S,ery shsr, viii Esod psr'rfu
wafer power connected two good dveluI hsusss vi Ii
su-sudinti c.mplets "a some 80 acres 81 g.d Guilt
Vatsd land The mills and house will BE- sid separately
II desired. Apply to Nm. WELLS,
Bto.tt,ld Vt.
Or inqnlr. for information At the flnIpIs oG:s Mont
War
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

clrrr's CrplarIo CASpIm.-CosnvSt. he bow
N.r C,rey,, Cathar 10 Candies penstrste " tho ba-
esa, Of tho disease and eradicate IT, They e'seaAte
foul and vitiated particles from the lnl,,tlne, ~ md
,rsr,nt operation and rseupersle ihsr exhausted eef-
~ nv rs,torlng tons and ,iIor they Induce hsalhy
seton and prevent relapse sfthe malasy Fer Piie,
T.tna, Dyspepsia aud all disorders .. The t.et. lhel
.lasd Without rival. Bold By all sfussh' hpoo per
boa
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I osr last week, . Prsni.,ary Note, dated Rexbury,
IL March 1895 Tor sixty ain dollars payable TO =. q.
Stantss o. bearer, en- deaans, and signed by Lyman
fs -u. Tn, asdsr Of said Note will be suitably reward
ed hy returning the same 10 tae subscriber.
The rublie are eAutaasi against buyisg sAd NOTE, a.
the pay neat Of II has been stepped. xnox
Rs1hvry narsh 10, 1ss5
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ESY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.

NV YORK, April 4 A letter to the Cincln-
nat 0d,eHs gives some particulars Of the recent
sEht near Somerset Ky. The rebels were sVsr-
taken four miles north Of Somerset Gen. Car
ter, 10 COMMAND Of 500 mounted men, had
reached Buck Creek, when Gen. Gilmore with
bis body guard and Oh Ohio cavalry reached
him, increasing our force TO 1900. Sklrmishing
then commenced at Buttons Hill, II miles from
Somerset The rebels took up sstrong position
and planted batteries
At Abou, nosR an artillery fight began and
lasted abou. az hour and hAf, We dismountlng
three Of The rsbel guns. The wings we're then
ordered 10 advance. Woliord on the right did
20 and was wounded Runkle, With the 44th
and Ash Ohio regiments en- the left, charged
up the hill under sAllag FIRE and hurled his
column on tho enemy Al the same time VOL
ford and Col Gsrrard on the RICH, and centre,
charged. The rek,ls broke in disorder and aed
to their horsss usdst cover OF ths woods and
pushed on througs Somerset 10 great disorder.
A body Of Ashbys and SCOTS cavalry was
then discovered aanking eur position bat after
a sharp sklrnIs thsy were routed, with los'
OF s1,y prisoners
The rebels made another stand three miles
south Of Somerset and were again routed
Night coming en- pui a. end 10 the conflict.
The rebels crossed sse river IN great confusion
More han one hundred Of them were drowned.
AreSsl surgson alter the hsht, under asE
of truce, was searching Tor PsLram.
Gen Burnside AMI stAf are now al Lexlng
/ tor.
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Italian Rccs.

A FEW colsaies o. italian Bees fer sale. Apply 'oss
Il Italian Queens, Of beautiful color, .or 500 o.
o. 90 rhen warranted pure NsTAbs Coao Hives, Glass
Honey AoIa &c, Address
J D. GOODRICH
din Fast Hardrl,t, Vt
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CROCkERY WARE!

Having determined t. CLOSE our my stock Of CROCK
cry, it Is offered much below the ruiz prices. The as
'ortment is LAEGI, and comprises the newest and best
,tylssot" BOoTEs" Celebrated Ware trnpurcha'ed
before tho recent heavy advances, and will be ssd
respssdingly low, J. c, EMERY,
Mentpeer March 49, 1863
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AcorGu, c).o. or AN mRrrATED THROAT

ACoCGu, C)aD. or AN IRRGrATED THROAT q,
allowed to progress results In serious Pulmonary Asd
Bronchial Affections, onentasI incurabls,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCuEs
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beneficial The good elects resulting from the use sfhs
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CrScNS41i, April 6. A special dispatch from
Cairo to the Gss,i,, says as the susbost o.
Clair, WAS passing Pamora, 25nles above For!
Donolson, conveying transports, she was sred
into BY the rebels under Van Dorm. The ihsI
struck the steam supply pipe, rendering her
unmanaseablo. She was towed TO Cairo. Tive
or three men were wounded.
All squiet in the Department of Gen, Rose
Grams
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07
Dental NOTICE.

shall leave my oflce on MondIy, March ash, to DO
. bI,nt Absu four Notice Of my return will be
given in hs paper During my absence my oico VI
be Kept spGn ani pers wishing operations teeth
can b. waited upos By Mr. q. Il. Fuller, who has bees
ny assistant for III month Past.
JOHN N. COHEGYs, Dentist.
Montpelier, March II, 1853. dkvu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07
ksrbsry, March 10. 1915.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.

nR. c. n. RuBLEE would give nsties that he will
furn,A Artaeis Eyes aad Insert them, without pain,
for a,y In wsat, lie has alss fer sale the imI roed
rru,. isr the nlsrsil care sfdHerss.
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