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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1864-06-17
Excelsior Burr Stone Mill
AND
ANTI-l'RICTION
HORSE POWER.

I1oENo-4 L - Wv --LS-
These machines have taken ten first premiums
at Western State Fairs, and are justly considered
superior 10 all others. The grinding surfaces Of
the Mill are Bprr Stone Of conical form, SO add
justed that the finest Flour or Meal, and the
coarsest Feed may be ground with the same Mill.
They May be driven by
Horse, Water or Steam Power,
And do their work as we'll rs the old fashioned
fiat Stones in milling establishments. Any person
can operate and keep the Mill in perfect grinding
order, apSt Or farm
1t will Last Life Time.
Driv Horse Power our smallest Mill NO.
y, wiz from to Is bushels of Feed the
hour IN by Water or Steam Power, IL to 20
bushels.
Price OF No. / Mill 800
Nos and Mills, for Milers' use, $40 and Sl7O
The undersigned also makes Wire Bolt for
No. l. Mn, With which Farmers living at dis
lance from Milling establishments are enabled tC
make their own flour. Price $50 extra.
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Horse, Water or Steam Power,


lance from milling establishments are enabled tC
make their own flour. Price $50 extra.
The Horse Power
For Driving Threshing Machines, Farm Mills,
Hay Cutters, Cotton Gins, Circular Saws, Mould
ings and Phning Machines, Lathes, ETC., has
proved itself be
The Best Ever Invented.
The friction is reduced by Iron Balls, so arrang-
ed in all the hearings that the whole weight of the
castings runsupon them.
~, Rree Pounds Draught,
at the end of ten feet lever will keep the power
in motion, thus permitting the
ENTIRE STRENGTH
of the horse t. be used on the Machine to be
driven.
-Four horseswill do as much work on this power
as six horses On the power in general use.
IL is portable, and may be used in the field as
we'll as in the house.
Ii is simple In construction, not liable to get
out of order, and haring tess friction, is more
durable than any other power.
Price of Powerfor 20 horses, $l40 .0C
Price Of Power for to 6 Horses, with
Bowel geand Jack 1890
All goods Guaranteed, Packed and Delivered Al
depot or wharf.at the above prices.
Agents wanttl in every county.
The undersigned Is ready TO make arrangement
with Western Nachinists for manufacturing thi
power.
Send for illustrated circular, to
y. ii. BENNETT, Patentee,
42and "A Greene street, New York
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Camp near City Point, Va, May 18th, 1861.
Mr.. JOHN ANDREWS Dear SIR
| am called upon TO perform the most
painful duty of informing you that your
sou Isaac was almost instantly killed
about l | o'clock A. NJ, yesterday, while
CALAMITY opposing an assault of the enc
my on our advance works. He was killed
by musket ball which entered his head
at the right temple and passed out back
of ana little above the left ear.
Only a moment after he fell was re-
quired for the sad intelligence Andrew
is dead, )" to pass along the line, and many
man resolved to avenge his death. As
he aud l had been tent mates ever since
we became soldiers, ! felt it my duty to
go and see him that might be able to
tell you how he was struck, also that
might get what money he had on lis per-
son to send to you. | gave his pocket
book to Capt Rudd, who will forward it
and ether articles belonging to him, that
were left in camp.
i am sorry to say that almost every
little article you would mostly prize as
mementoes were lost with him.
His oney amounted to forty four dol
lars and forty-fve cents, (Si4.45).
His pocket-book | will say word
about, as my name is in several places
written on it, and would excite your Gu
riosity. | bought the book on Morris
Island aud short time ago, was forum
ate enough to find another, and not need
ing two, gave this one to Isaac.
Capt. Rudd tells me that in losing
Isaac, he has lost a soldier Of such worth
that be must express TO you dis feelings Of
regret in this affection. He will write to
you 5000.
will state few facts for your consola-
ton. knew Isaac only as a soldier, and
as such he was always ready for any duty
when wanted, and never have / heard
him complain at his lot When on Nor.
ris Island he did duty for al out six weeks
when he was urged by the commanding
y officers, as well as his comrades, to report
to the Doctor and get excused from duty
(soldiers are not allowed to get sick ex-
cept when permits are given by the sur.
geons), but he continued on duty until
he was too feeble 10 walk to the front
when he was obliged to report to the
Doctor for about two weeks. He was toe
eager to Go his duty, which was his only
fault as a soldier. AS for friends, think
there was not man in the regiment who
had moro, and this was because he was Q
friend to ALL
As for myself, it seems as though
had lost near and dear relative, for he
and | have lived as brothers since frs
getting acquainted.
Hoping you may find in our Heavenly
Father support to bear up underthis grea
.affliction, bid you adieu.
FRANK SHERWOOD,
Co. G., seth Illinois Reg't.
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BY EEiAEG 81
4 O'CIOCK,-P.N NJ.
TO THE FREEMAN,

CAIRO. Sept. :. The Steamer James White
from New Orleans the 18th has arrived
MexIcans iust arrived at New Orleans report
that CortinAs, finding himself unable to cove
with the French crossed his lorces, 1000 men,
with IL cannon over the Rio Grando, aud occu-
pied Brownsville, alter driving the rebels Under
Ford.
Cortipas then hosted the American flag
declaring that he was born on that side OF the
rlyer, he was citizen Of the UniIed States, and
would hold Brownsville for that gov rnmeut.
He Immediately notified the American CON-
m,nder at BrazOs of his proceedings, and offered
through him " the U. 5 government the ser-
vices Of himself and army
The PicayuRos Bigdad, Mexico, couespon-
dent. under date OF The Attn SAYS, from the Gu
polas of that place can be seen armes in battle
array. The American and rebel army On one
side of the river, and the French aud Mexican
on the other The French were terrifying win
GOTTEN bales. 1t was reported that they would
march from Montery to Matamoras'
NEW York, Sept 10Th. Gold 2,26.
The Worlds Army of the Potomac correspon
dent OF the 18th says OF the capture OF cattle BY
the rebels that the beeyes, about 5000 IN mum
ber we're herded in rear of the army, and neal
die same, and guarded by the first District Q
{ Columbia cavalry.
The enemy, through scouts, had learned this
aud knew all about the strength OF the guard
Q and accordingly, at day light on the losh tn
rebels were seen approaching IN two strong line
of battle, the frat W A. Lees cavalry, an'
! the second Wade Hampton Legion, the agere
gate numbering, probably 900 ~,
Quickly breasing in front Of our pickeis, To
enemy TUNED by night and LETT, moved aroun
+ tha cattle, and drove off the entire herd, like"ls
u ANY horses belonging to our men.
Two brlgades under Gems Davis and haul
at once set out in pursuit OF the rebels but no'i
y inp definite was heard from them up to the co'
!, Of this dispatch.
= While this was going on an attack was mac
:, an our rear, and our Yickets were driven IN
= tho man works This, however, was only
~ lent to and the capture OF the cattle
= The force making the cag1Jte went ava
.ounl our lel, making very vide detoor.
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NORTHFIELD, VT.
mportant to the Afflicted

W. Il. CAKES, ooulist and Auri'i, has determined to
extend his practice to Norhhcld during the n 'hFee
mouths. commencing the Isl day Of sep'emo'r' ana
continuing Tor two days In each week, or every THURSDAY
and Friday OF September October aud November Az
events as long the scaher will permit Once IN 'he
uote, See Advertisement n another column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
WAatSdrog DIsrRior Montpelier, IN said district
on the l1h day OF september A. D. 1854
BENJAMIN 3 COOK, Administrator Il the estate OF
ID Byron Blanchard late of Calais, In SAID district de-
ceased presents his administration account for eramns
ton and allowance and make. application for decree OF
distribution and partition Of the estate OF said deceased
Wheeupun ordered by SAID Court, that SAID 40
count and said app caon be referred to session OF said
Court to be held al The Probate Once In said Montpelier
he an day u October A. ID, 1864, for hearing and de-
sion thereon
And it Is further ordered that notice hereof be gwen
IN all persons interested, by publication OF the ne
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Free
man, newspaper published al Montpelier, previous 10
said time pponled Tor hearing, that they may appeal
at said time and place. and show cause, II any they
have why said account should not be allowed, and snch
decree made BY the Court
F37w3 Attest II, a. MERRILL. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
FARM FOR SALE!

pHE Subscriber ofet for sale his IA run tusted In IN
southrastcry mart u Berlin, In Washington County,
containing about $50 Of land about 81 acres Of same
being in wnnamstown. There are two good dwelling
bonss ON said farm-one of brick stories thoroughly
bu L. on, Of woodone story and both together with all
,edfu ouihudnes, in good repair. SAID farm veil
arse stock Il Is we'll adapted for dairy or sheep Said
farm viii be soi CHEAP, and any one DESTROYS Of pnr-
chasing nrsl rate farm will do we'll to call aud examine
Tor himself
Tor further particulars inquire Of VIM. G. Smith, or
Nm. 4. smith, Of Montpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
Maxim N per cept. tor the ysar

Making ~ per cent. for the year end
g us 1904 said per ccniage 10 be cast upon the orig
na amount ofthe premium note without reference 70 any
Endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer, bis once
n Montpelier on or before the 18th day o. Oct, 1884
Members u the Company will hnd Ia the hands OF the
REPRESENTATIVE elect 10 the Legislature, Local Agents Of
the Company schedule showing the amount Of assessment
us from each respectively aud they particularly de-
d 10 see that the money for theft assessments s orvared
a the Ooc In October The must be paid when
pa II their property is destroyed by IRE little attention
10 This the part u the Members Of the Company A. the
proper time viii save them expense and Toahe see sec
froml1 ]. r. rHuRSrON, Treasurer.
rroasurer's once, Montpelier, Aus. -, 1854 rssvs
N The publishers Of each weekly newspaper this state
are requested TO insert the above notice three weeks suc-
s,ey la aer respective papers, Cor which thrse doisrs
viii be raid on presentation Of their bills 81 this ones.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
N.ru Advertisements.

congratulate you on The Introduction y a new mn
steal iusrrm"nt long med, and sure 10 hno rs way
iHtJ every household Of taste and refinement
H. 81. GorfscHALK.
As compared with meIodeons, harmoniumsi So ne
Cabinet Organ Us ainly superior IN quality ma Vo-
ume Of lone, while ts power OF expression can hardly Dc
too highly praised. WILLIAM MAsoN,
Best Of III if class u which we have any knowedge.
MoRg THAN Two HUNpaED eminent ORGANISE
In every resp ct far superior to everything OF the KIND
have seen, whether In Europe or IN rica
CSC WAHBuRNE MoEdaN.
Next TO a church organ, AMI thai good sized one the
best instrument IN which we r. acquainted To bceom
p4ny church song. THE NfW dusicAL REVIEW
Exceeds Ia my estimation every other instrument OF
his general class. THOMAS HAstlNos
Really very effective and beautiful instruments.
LOWELL MASON.
Grand accompaniment when the congregation SIMS
lRENBus.
very efficient church organ, brought within 'mal.
compass easy T. got out VI order and 'old AZ low
price NEW OH hA'Ni't"
Never anything Of the kind hat interested me so
much 60 = Hool'
F,en,t mr. American joins ZUsDEL.
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10 COnsunptIvcs.

Cousumptlys sufferers will receive valuable pre-
.e,in,ion for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma' Bron
ob,h, and all Throat and Lnng affections Gree OF charger
by sending their address to
Rev. E. A. WILSON, wniamsbursh,
,qswa Kings Co., New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
sarah 2atcheliOr,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held
WASHINGTON DISTRICT S. at Montpelier, In sac Dis
nct, on the 7th day Of september, A. D. 1864
NAMUEL K BAI CHELLOR, administrator OF me es'
= late Of sarah Bal hslor late ofRoIbury IN said DIS
ic deceased presents his administration account ior
eAamf allon and allowance, and makes application Tor
icfee of distribution and partition OF the estate Of sau
deceased.
Whereupon it ordered by said Court, that sald &C,
aud aad application be referred to sesslon OF sad
Coun To be held at the Probate Once IN said Montpelier
on the 4th day OF October A. D. 1864 for hearing and
lecH.ou thereon:
Aud 1t ~ further otdered, that notice hereof he
syeuoal persons Interested by publication OF the same
ihree weeks successivey In the Green Mountain FREE
nin newspaper published at Montpelier, previous 10
SAID time pponed for hearing thai they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause II any thry
may have why said nj should not be allowed ana
such decree made BY the Court.
rNw3 Attest, ". A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
q bc Jrf&m q II
MONTPELIER, VT


we lesIre 10 make the FRIEDMAN particularly valuable
frsnews from allparts Of Vermont aud our friends II
# RENT partsofthe STATE, especially in Washington o.
alr. and lamoille Counties, viii confer great favor
aplu usaud our readers by sending usoca intelligence
Gyeu8 the facts and We win arranf lbem Tor the pape
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

4 NIight CoId.' Coughs.

ee Are aware Of the importance a. checking Cough
o slight Cold in its FIRST stage that which N the %
I'd hing would yleld 20 mild remedy, u neglected. soon
a. AZ Inc lungs Browns Bronchial Iruches' give
IN, and almost immediate relief Military ohoefs aud
Ter. shouldhave them, they Gan be carried In h'r
uf, a and taken az occasion requires
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
Advertisement.

Two smar, active young men wanted 50 statesmen IN
Wholesale la, aud Cap House IN New York II Of good
habits and business capacity they can travel and have
their expenses paid. ''"'
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

CoUGHs AND CoLDs.-Those who are suffering
from Coug Colds, Hoarsenets, Sore ihroat'
u should Try Brown's Bronchial 1roches, a
simple reu,d7 which has relieved thousands, ana
which is ia almost every case t1cctual
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
CAUTION


no FEMALES LNDELICATE HEILIH
AR DOW Physician ard Surgeon, No. tndcott street
~ Boston is consulted daily for an disea incident to
Ie female system. Pr0apsus Uigri or FAILING Of me
Womb, Flour Abus suppression, and other Menstrual
derangement. are al trei.ed pathological prn
cpe and speedy relief guaranteed 10 few days So Joe
,ariaby certain The mode OF treatment, that most
obstinate cases yield under &c. and the afflicted person
soon rejoice. 10 perfect health.
Dr. Dow has IT, doubt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases Of women than any other physician IN
Boston.
Boarding accommodations Tor pail niswho may wisi
10 stay 10 BoytoD for afew days under his treatment
Dr.. Dow, tuce 1870 having confined his whole atten
ton 10 an office practice for the of Private Disease
auA Female mpauts ackuowledg ea superior IN ht
United States.
a. BAL letters must contain one dollar or they will
noe be- answered.
Office hour from a. " to9 Pm.
Boston july 20, 1864 WF3Oyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20

To MLrlW OFricERs AND SolDlERs.-from
COL L. f. Jones, Mass. 26th. " With me the
use Of the Bronchial IrOches is an absolute
necessity, and cannot understand how any ol-
fcer VINO is called upon by his position to use
his yoca IN command can succeed without them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
0nlnATE,. IInNNY AOAP-

bV'@'~% - = AAON-'A ~
This celebrated Toilet soap, ia such universal de
mand, il made from tns choicest materials, il mild
and emoIlicnt Units na.lte. ffngrantiy scented
For sale by all druggists and Fancy GooaH Dealers.
Feb9Tyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
MARY Sherman,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cour, held at
wAsHf,aror DISTRICT, IS. Montpelier, In said diztncl
on the N day oi September, A. d. 1904
~ " DREW Executor OF The last will and testament
" Of Mary sherman, aie Of DuHbury, IN said district,
deceased presents his administration account for exami-
nation aud allowance, and makes application ior decree
ofdnbuton aud partition Of the estate OF said deceased
Wnereupon ordered by said Court, tbatsad account
and said application be referred to session OF said Court
10 be held AT the Probate Once, In said Montpelier on
the IN day OF October A. d. 1854 for hearing and dee-
sion thereon and Is further ordered that notice hereof
be given to all persons Interested BY publication o. tne
sane hree weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Green Mountain
Freeman newspaper published at Montpelier. previous
to sad time appointed for hearing, that they may appear
said and place, and show cause, II any lhey may
have why said account should not be allowed and such
decree made. By the Court,
r85w3 Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-20
ITALIAN BEES.

DURE Italian can be furnished this season BY the
early as they eau be procured
The toek from witch breed, was procured Of v. L.
angsroth Son OF Ohio Importers and Breeders OF lta-
ian Bees by Rev D. - Frost In 1852 aud and have been
Acknowledged TO he superb TO DINER Bees mta 70 %
Iaii.ns even by dealers In them. We have spared
me- her expense pains to keep our stock pure se
have purchased and removed all native Bees from the In
mediate ointy. =.
Price sf an Italian Queen warranted pure, $40, with
full ingfucons for uniting her with common stock
5. Mt by Express at our risk. -
S[kol,f u. 8. FROST,
East Orange VT. June 6, 1864. n. J. Bi1Bf.