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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

Tomatoes, soalded, 60 that the skin can be
eAslly removed, and then sliced and sprinkled
with salt, are very nice eaten with roast meats,
Or beetsteak, or boiled or fried fish.
Iomatoes, scaded as above, Tin fact, this
should always be done in all preparations of the
tomato, as the skin is indgestible) sliced, pep
plred sailed and little vlnegar-less than TOR
cucumbers- poured over them, are very relish
ing dish for any meal
Take very ripe tomatoes, skin, and cut them
into pieces about the size OF large strawberr ,
place them in deep dish in layers strewing
each layer with sugar let them stand half an
hour, and you have delicious addition to the
desert, or Tor the tea table.
| Tomatoes prepared as in the last receipt, with
good rich milk poured over them when brought
to the table, will DO found scarcely inferior to
strawberries and cream.
TOMATO SAUCE FOR DINNER. Stew ripe toma.
toes in porcean-inod pan half an haur adding
pepper, salt, and little butter.
TOMATO STEw.-Boil about an hour ripe to.
matoes together with small onion or few gar.
hes, favor with salt and pepper and butter
il you choose, and about fifteen minutes before it
10 done stir in pounded cracker enough to make
- - '4S SN'nAo''bOJ VI bhioh ruNps
Picked ToMAToEs.-Green, hard tomatoes,
sliced, with half as many onions, ditto and sailed,
IN the proportion Of a handful of fine salt to halt
apeck of the pickles. Let them stand in On
etrthern dish over night. In the morning pour
oil the brine Arrange the tomatoes and onions
in alternate layers ia jar, adding to each layer
snail strips Of horse radish root, few pepper
corns cloves and white mustard seed Fill the
jan full, pour over them cider vinegar till they
are covered and set the jar in cool place. These
pickles, if the vinegar IS good, will keep years
without soitenlng or losing their fresh taste.
WINTER SAUCE,---Green tomatoes and onions,
cut SINAI and stewed all day in porcelain lined
kettle with salt, pepper, cloves, mustard, aspice
and vinegar, according to your use-w keep
good over year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

CATTLE DISEASE cattle disease, which
was lately announced to have broken out in Eng
land, still continues and is making sad havoc with
the dairy and market herds. As has been already
stated the disease is highly infectious, and in one
instance half of a herd of eighty head died within
ten days. The disease is believed to be idencal
with the cattle plague which has destroyed i'm.
mense numbers Of cattle in Russia and Austria.
The British government has adopted measure.
calculated to elicit fuller information in regard to
the nature of the disease, and everything will be
done that can be done, both BIS public measure and
private vigilance, to subdue and remove the dis.
ease
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
iloetrp.


tThis splendid poem was written in 1881, on The 81
proseh Of the cholera from the toward the Weser
parts OF Europe and II appropriate to it's renewed al
pearanoe and westward pOsress mentioned in recer
journals
Breathless the course Of The Pale White Horse,
Bearing the ghasly Form
Rapid and dark tn spectre bark
When sweeps before the storm
BslsfulB bright through the tOrrd night
b. Ensanguned meteors glare
Fisrcsly the spires OF Volcanic ares
Stream on the sulphurous air
Shades Of the slain through the Murdsrsr's brain
Fit terrible and drear-
shsdoWy and swim the black storm drit
Doth ,rample the atmosphere
But swiiter than II, with darker pail
or error around my path
have arisen from my lamPieEs prison
Slave Of the high Gods with
deep voice went from the Firmsment,
And Il pierced the cares Of Ear b.
Therefore came on my wings OF fame
From The dark place Of my firth
And 1t is said, $50 from the South to the North,
over yon wandering ball
Sin il the King Of that doomed thing,
And the sin beguied must fall"
Forth from tn Gate Of the Uncreate,
From the portals Of the Abyss
From the caverns dim where vague Forms swim,
And shspees Chaos is!
From Hsds's womb-from the jsyless tomb
OF Erebus and Old Might
From the unseen deep where Death a nd Sleep
Brood 10 their mystic might
ooms-I come-before me are dumb
The nations aghast for dread
10 have passed as the desert blast
And the millions Of Earth lie dead
A voice Of fear from the hemisphere
Trseketh me where fly
Earth veepihg about for hsr widowho oil
wild aud desolAte cry!
Thrones and dominions beneath my pinions
Cover like meansst things
Melt from my presence the pride and the pls.mDce
or pallorstricken kings
Sorrow and mourning supremacy ssorning,
Ny throne in the boundless air
Ny chosen STROUD is the dark. pumsd cloud
Which the whrling brseres bearl
Was I not borne the WINS of the morn
From the jungles OF Jessore,
over the plain Of the purple main
To the far hauritian shore
To the isle, which sleep on the sunbright deep
OF coral-pavsd sea
Where the blue waves weller beneau. the shelter
or heavens serenity
From the womb Of the waters athirst for daughters
rose that thirst to rate
The green Isles are graves In the waste Of the waves
Their beauty is desolats
From the wild Eyrthesn, the noise Of my Pesn
Rolled on the Southern blast
Eternal Taurus made answering chorus,
From the glaciers lone and vast
d i'd not pass his granite mass,
md the rigid Caucasian hill
Over burning ssnds--over frost. chained lauis-
Borne at my Osn wild will
Then bark To he beat Of my fastening feet
Thou shrined In the sea
Where are thy dreams that the ocean streams
Would be safety unto thee
Awaken Awaken ! my wings are shaken
Athwart The troubled sky
Streams the red glance Of my meteor lance,
And the glare of mine meteor eye!
Hesrksn, oh hearksn my coming shall darksn
The light Of the fesal cheer
10 thy slorm-rocked home, on he Northern foam,
Nursing Of 0cean-hearl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

FENCE THAT WILL WITHSTAND SPRING Fresh
~" Subscriber Of Chatham, sends us the
following d" In building the fence sink the post
three feet deep, and within six inches OF the
bottom of the post insert q oross-riece inches
square and IL feet long. Then nail the boards
firmly on the posts and yon have fence that
will defy the violence OF an ordinary freshet
Three years ago built fence on some bottom
lands near the river Thames, and on the lower
part OF the ground put cross pieces through all
the posts This spring We were visited with a
freshet OF more than ordinary magnitude, which
destroyed nearly all that part Of my fence which
was built without the crossp pieces, bat failed to
injure the portion on which they were, although
the water was two feet above the top of the
iencs. Canada Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
EgTz a LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Published N dsealed Eapeiope Price els.
Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment, and
Radical cure ot SupermaouhpA or Seminal Weakness
mount ny Emissions Sexual Debility, and mp.di- :
ments to marriage generally, Nervousness Conumpiion
tpitpsy and FITS Mental and Physical lnc,pa,ity
resulting from self Abuse Sc, By ROBERT J CULVER.
WE'LL, ". d., Author ni he "Green hook 90
The world-renouned author IN this admirable Lecture
clearly proves hom his own experience that the awfuI
consequence OF SELF buse may be ehecuaiy renewed
without medicine aud without dangerous snrsirtt onst
lions, bouges Instruments rings OF oordals poinlurnt
mode ni cure at once certain ami eecmal by which
every sufferer no matter What his condition may be- nav
cure himself eheaply, privately, and radically This
Lecture viii prove boon to thousands and thousands
sent una seal to any address, In plain sea led en-.
veloe on receipt OF six cents or two posasa stamps h.
addressing CnAS. J. q, KLINE A. "a '4"P'' y
~ Rarsry, New YORK. Post once Bo, l,m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
Elisha III. Richardson,s Est

STATE OF VERMONT, J In Probate Conrt held nj
WAmEGroN DISTRICT SIS. MoDtpe Her In said district,
on the GLh day OF September A. d. 1865
f. T.; justin Administratori with the VIII annexed,
" Of the estate Of Elisha b. Richardson late OF Waits
held In said District deceased, presents bis admnstra-
uoI account for examination and allowance and makes
aPPcaon lof decree Of distribution and partition Of
Of The estate OF said deceased.
Whereapon, is ordered by said Court that said &C
count ahd said Application be referred session of said
Oottto be held at he Probate Office in said Montpee r.
on the 5d day Of October A. D. 1866 for hearing and
cisOn thereon.
ana tlsiufthef ordered that notice hereof be give to
al persons interested by publication Of the samet rec
Weeks successfully In the Green Mountain Free man,
newspaper published at Montpelier previous 10 said
appointed for hearing, may appear at said
why SAID account should not be allowed and such decree
made. By the Court,
y51w3 Attest 7. r MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

Hint T. YANKEE FARMERS At Ada and Ly.
o 5, Mich, Mr.. Van Auken is extensively Ell gagged
ia growing ,efpermint for distillA,cn. lie has
nearl! two hundred acres growing in the two
counties. This is an easily grown and highly re.
muneralive product, giving four crops from one
planting Of roots The QUE hundred acres devo.
ted to this crop last year gave net profit of five
thousand dollars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
DIR. u R "A N III
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.
Who has made 50 many wonderful and irstantaneou,
cures in Boston, New York, Hartford, Spring.
held, and more recently in New Hampshire
and Vermont, has returned and taken
Rooms No. l63, Court Street, Boston.
DR.. URANUS treatment is such thatbyt
All Durable Diseases

sp affected in one or two treatments aud many are
titely cured by one, Is the following will testify
smsnuRT, May 10Th, ls63.
Ediiors Hartford CHydnt Permit me through the col.
umns u your valuable paper 10 relate incident vi ch
like many others has created ,nsderabe furore of
excitement Ny wife has beet Invalid for the past Ave
years, and unable To do any wok, and exceedingly ner
My little hoy ha also been confined to his bed and
room for more than year by pa alyss Of his arms and
limbs, so that h. could not feed himself or put on his
clothes OF even have his finger nails cut read the ad.
yertisemen Of DR. Tram IN paper and was induced
TO Try him. which trial has proved perfectly satisfactory
The Dr. out to my hocse Two weeks ago to-day and
the short space OF hour he had my wife ami hoy
both up and dressed, and able iouae heir hards and
limbs apparently we'll as ever Ny wife is now as we'll
size bee In he past eight years. and my little boy
is brisk or oket, and able to his feet a. well
any boy Of his age All that seems to be wanting A
little more flesh OF his whered hands and he's all fleht
Should sny one doub the truthful of this they can
the boy WHO'S now stopping at the II John Hotel, in
your city, and able to speak for himself While in our
he treated some fifteen cases and many were cured
beside the above naned aud ali more or less ben.
entt,d. Truly yours
NOSES ST. JOHN
Good Rooms and Board provided for invAlids who NAV
desire, by giving timely notice.
Circulars containing letters Of wonderful and rand
cures Of persons considered past cure will he sent by re
oeipt Of return stamp. 700
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

COOKING CABBAcE,-A csbbsge-hesd ought
always to be thoroughly washed, thed severely
searched Tor lurking Ice, bugs, and nasty worms,
then cut through from the top towards the stump
part, leaving enough 10 hold the head together
put the head into net, and then into steam
er aad steam two hours with pees of nice, fat
salt pork boiling underneath the steamer. Cab
bage half cooked is an abominsble, unwholesome
oOe fodder properly cooked, it is paatable, nu-
irltous, and wholesome.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

pheasant to The palate cause no pain, act promptly
never require increase Of dose, do not exhaust and
lor elderly persons, females and children are lust The
hhg Two taken At night move the bowels once the 1t
morning Warranted in all cases q Piles and Falling Of
me keo'um We promise Tor all symptoms of lrs
ftfsiA such as Oppression after eating, Sour stomach
splitting Of Food Palpiiationsi also, Headache DisT-
ness Pain Ia the Bao aud Lons Yelownsss Of the skin
ana Eyes Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilousness
Liver Complaint, Lo's Of Appetite, Debility Monthly
Pains and Il rregularities Neuralgia Faintness 81
travellers md the LoEcnges just what they eed as they
are so compact ard that they may be carried IN
e pocket fTco 60 cents per box small boxes 30
cents. For sale by ] :. HARRISON A DO Pron,is, ~
No, fremont Temple, Boston, Wlll be mail d to any
address on enclosing 90 cents. rkn97vl -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

WHRAT-BREAD PANcAKEs.-Plce dry bits of
bread in a tin'pau with sweet milk place it on
the stove and let it soak until very soft Strain
through colander, add little sour milk, salt
and soda thicken with -four sufficient 10 bake
on gridde. Bring them to the table while hot,
aud serve with butter and sugar and molasses.
1t isa very economical way Of saving the dry
pieces of bread
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

TnE WnKAr CslP OF New YoRk.-rhe New
York Express remarks After observation and
inquiry ia the Western part OF this State par
iicuarly IN the old wheat growing counties Dor.
dering upon the lakes We learn that the crop
OF wheat raisrd this year was one OF tho largest
IN quantity and bee. in qualify ever produced
in the State"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
feaal Notices
Del Wardner's Estate

Vhb suhscHbefsi having been appointed y the Hon
orable Probate CourtlOf The District of Randolph,
conmsslonerst receive, examine and claims
and demands of all persons, against the estate of Gel
Nardner late of Randolph, in said district deceased rep
resented lnsoyent and the term osI months he LIST
day sept 1860 being alOwedby said Coun tothe cred
ors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove herespe-
tive lalms before U.S. Give notice, that we Will attend
we duties OF our appointment at the dwelling house OF
Timothy Blanchard In Brookfed In said district on the
ls Tuesday Of November next at o'clock In the alter
noon on each Of said days,
isAlGG 4 YIN FLISr, Comm"
Sept. lst A. D. 1865 ,a1wa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26


Statettrtet opposite I<iibySt,so O.
II R an extensive practice n upward Of twsntv
years, contnucs TO secure Patents inthe nlisd stt
In Great Ntaiu, france and other foreign conf o.
Oavta s, Specifications, Bones, AssipBmrnis AM, Iii ~
pets, ot Drawings for Patents executed nn liberal ten
and win disp ten, RESEARCHES made into Au-tiesn ~,
foreign woAsi to determine the validity or uv NJ mn
tents or invtuiunsand legal or other advice
IN all matters touching the Copies 90 the Ella
OF my patent furnished by remitting one dollar As,
ments recorded at Washington.
The agency not only the latgtstin New England nm
through ~ inventors have advantages for securing
tents OF ascerianag the paentabtl eli inventions ma
surpassed by, II not immts surshiy ptfof To -
which can be offered to them elsewhere The testm',;
ais below given piese thanune is more succrsshnI,h
Patent onire than the subscriber and as success, is the
best proof OF advantages and ability he would add tbnt
he has abundant reason 10 believe aud can ptovp Thai ny
other Office OF tho Aud the thatges tor
services so moderate. The immense pract of Inc sb
senoer during twenty yeats past has enabled him 10 ne
cnmulat vasl collection of specifications and Official
decisions relative To patents.
These besides his extensive library a tenAland ma.
chanloal works, aud full accounts Of patents prnnted in
the United states and Europe, render hiln able
question, TO onet superior facilities for obtaining
Aineeessiiy oi journey To Washington Ia bfprn,n.
patent aud the usual great delay there ne In
yentnrs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

Tbs BEGuM GArusA.-This is gigantic barn.
yard fowl which has been introduced from Cen.
trail lndia into Scotland. The male is thirty
inches high, and has on his head a couple Of
minute horns Instead OF comb. The chickens
OF this klud OF fowl are said to weigh sevou or
eight pounds Mt eight months old
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
1865.

FARMERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rocolect
that hundreds Of dollars worh Of Grain Provisions SC
are annually destroyed By Ra,s Nice, Ants, and other
lneeots and yermin-ail ~ which be prevented by
few dollars worth q " CosTAE's" Rat, Roach Ant, &c
hxterminat7r bought and used freely.
ger See CosrAH's " advertisement 10 this paper.
VT sol 10 Aonfp-l er Vt,
0T By WooD, BiXHY & TO-. and n. X BRovS
ana an Drugglsts a d healers. 2m5
y EnD vi be iortei. 81 BY DR.. l.. DIX il fdling O
DcCC cure in lee time than any other physci an
more eHectlaiy and permeuatly, with less str amt
from occupation cr tear OF exposure to all weather
" ith tHf, ana pltngiIt mediclnts.
SELF-ABUSk AND SOLITARY HABITs
Iheiretlect and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS.
Incidentt0 Married and single LADIES'
SECRET AND DELICATE
Mereuria Affection Eruptionsand NJ Diseases OF IN,
skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimni,s
on the face aEeilugs Of the Joints Neryousnsss .
Constitutional and other Heaknesse sin Youth and ~
more advanced, Of all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES SINGLE OK MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

FOREST LEAyEs.-lf gathered in the Fall and
placed in the yards or mixed in large heaps with
iermenabe substances, forest leaves will, in a
short time decay, aud become excellent manure.
The leaves Of all trees contain phosphaes and 9th
er valuable elements of vegetable nutrition Of a
mineral character, as well as the ingredients OF
hunuS. In order, however, to facilitate the de-
composition of the fbrous substances Of the leaf
it is well to mix q liberal quantity Of lime or
ashes with the mass, and TO see that it is kept
moist until decomposition commences, unless the
pu,rescent ingredients Of the heap are Sufficient
to effect the object Brakes, MOSES, small bushes,
and, indeed, all succuen and easily decompasabe
vegetable substances, are Of value in composing.
They decay rapidly and leave behind residum
which Is found to be siugularly beneficial to almost
every description Of crop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

Httrs IuI pIlVINIohettl VIII whom have had pfrIn
ihtcftourse.n
CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONS OF Patents
" have no hesitation In assuring inventors thattb.y
oanaot employ person more competent an trustworthy
ahd more capable otputinR their applications In form
70 secure Tor them eaiy and a
the Patent once EDMUND HtRKE
Late tommis Toner Of Patents
NJ RI EDDY has made for me thirteen applications
on all but one ~ which patents had been granted and
thai Is nes pendinF Such unmslakable proof Of great
talent aud abynn his part leads me 10 recommend All
n1ehtes TO apply To hin 20 secure their tatrnt. As
Ho"es onth enses, and At very reasonable charges
JOHN rAGeART
pnHHt eight months, the subscriber. fH robfse of All.
arg piAttts, made, twice rejected anpsals1. as,
teen appeals evep IT whlrh was decided In his nyor
by me commissioner " patents r. A. Eddy
Boston, Dec 10, 1868 Nv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

The English splrtovs which have been intro.
duced into Jerey have cleaned I've trees entirely
Of the worms. pair will destroy six hundred
caterpilars daily in feeding their Young. The
robin OF this country is equally good at the work,
aud ought not to be killed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
LANES
IMPROVED PATENT LEVER SET
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,

3ne OF The great improvements Of the age Also patent
Headblocks Tor Mills now In use 20 take the niaes at
Screw Headhlocks Roses water Wheels box stoves
Arch mouths, Pan.ha, Crates, Pillow points and oths,
ro"'cesVngs OF various patterns TO suit almost ali
PoE ter In use, Cultiyaor Teeth Stone md Posi- liar
nefs, wagon boxes Iron Fence aud all kinds of Min
Eetk and Machinery, manufactured at the MobtpThs
Foundry and Machine shop, 'p''''
Montpelier Sept 20, 1854 y.stt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

Take care Of the plows While they are
IDLE during the harvest, see that they are well
cleaned and covered with coating q lard and
rosln.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
SEAGE NOTICE
NEW ARRANGEMENT ON An OLD LINE

NJ W Z l. STA Il Il TT VIXEN
ST. J0HNSBURY AND MONTPELIER.
Connecting with trains at each end
Through in tho Day Time
Stage for the accommodation u travel on tho above
route, VIII comm me- running on Honday, July l7,h
ls65, and run as follows
Leave st. Johnsbuty very Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY ,st9 A. NJ, or the arrival Of the Northern
fassumpso Train, passing through Danville West Dan
VILE, East Cabot, Cabot, Marshheld PlanAeld East
Aonlpeer and arriving at Montpelier in season 10 con
meet with The VI Central Train going West when morn
pg train Is on time aud road good
leave Montpelier every ruesday >, Thursday md Sat
urday at A. NJ, or on the arrival Of the Western Train
repAssng through the towns above named and arryine
II 81. Johnsbury af LAP NJ in season 10 connect viii
the fas'nmpsc up train when morning train ia on time
and road good
Connections
Passengers taking this line from ST Johusbury will
connect with the Stage at Danvle toi glien Hard.
wick and Greensboro. This route afo connects AT "a,
johnshnry with the routes from that place 10 Ltleton
anu Lancaster, and can reach Fast ST. Johnsbury and
West Concord IRON Montpelier the same day Passen-
gers viii dine At Aatshh,ld eAch way
FRANCIS RICHARDSON & co, Proprietors
July IA 1885. rs1f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

INCREASE or RATS The farmers Gazette Eng
sh asserts and proves by figures that one pair OF rats
WI have progeny and descendants less than G5l $50
IN three years Now, unless this immense family can be
Kept down. they would consume more food Than would
sustain G5 900 human beings
W sec " CoifAG's' advertisement in this paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

The Hubbnd squash answers the purpose Of a
sweet potato. Baked, it comes very near to it
as We know by experience.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
! Z ]

DIR. sfRIcKLAND'S PILE REMEDY has cured tbon-
sands OF III. worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles II
gives immediate relief and effects permanent eure Trv
II directly. II Is warranted 10 cure -
For sale by all Druggists so cents per bottle
III
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

Aud Tor slngI aHtles, Is cents
On receipt Of the Lsl lou can select such artiele. a
yen may Ssh and by end TO Us 81 % for each sres
sise ed - VIII tefSstd the SAM. For particulars send
for circulars. Address ,ss,.a
wlaels a CO., Fremont Row, b ton