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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
Dyspepsia Cure d
Rheumatism Cured
Eruptions Oh The Face Cured
ScroiuIar Cured

uv TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS
a., ,yv,v with All YOUR various and often pernicoug
d,ngs AMI auAcx medicines, AMI use few psth7 pre-
pared nth
s. STRuMATIC SALTS"
These SALTS are raade from the conc mira sa 20
MA of IN. mineral ell II the Penn'a Salt manu-
~, :, ~ tsh1rel and are packed in air tight p"A,s
saIw.vs safhcien. bath Drecto s. are at'aSh
d..
INTERNALLY USE
Strunatic Mineral Waters
l., ,t.s. If n7e ami half pnts- One suthcient Tor
"a use :; i dby prag;,St'. g-nertiy- .
tS-yOSI.DS FR Nrr < CO., LOG Flu ton ~ Ne" ioIn
uEKRiI,i, BROS 2l5 state st. Boston, wholesale
hEn spr&Miy ileop
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Es R ID w n -
ssasO CEEaAL ER &c III r. =

HAVING A pIkECr INFLUh TO Hh FAhro'
GIvP IMMEDIATE RtLisF.
For Bronchitis. Asthma Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Dlseases,
rRocazs ARK USED ALWAYS COOP SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAK Z RS
Will useful in clearing the voice when ia
ken before Singing Speaking, and relieving the
hrolt after unusu txrrtion Of thet vocal organs
Tee Troches recommended and prescribed by rhS
sicens ana have hal testimonials from eminent men
through ut Tie country. Being article Of true fner
it and having proved their efficacy b. test Of many
years each y ar IDS them u local ties in vsri-
Gus rats of the world the Troches universally
pronounced bsiter than ether ar icles-
OBTAIN oaIy BHowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHgs,' and
do no take anv Of III ,rthiess tatons that
be offered SOLD EvERyNN HERE f~Aon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
Village Meeting.

At the annual Village Meeting, held last
Monday evening the Bailiffs made the fol-
lowing report
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
Office

I HAVE This day given my son, A" drew Blair, tie
rema,nder of his norii v, shall ella III none OF
his earnings any OF his debts aier THIS ia e
ANDREW BLAIR, SeriSr.
Fayston. Sept. Goth, lSt5 s@swJ'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

s,erlngc nientS OF itie Liver
Few persons aware CT the Debility and General
Derange ment tn whole system produced by Nor
btd or Unhealthy Action Of the Liver, and VT moi
person unate mol 10 lave SUP" 81 IN
some way Morbid Co ditions. ah j. OF
dependent, measure, upon the Purity
of the Blood, Purity OF the Blooi is directly
depe ndent upon eakhful Functional Action Of The
Liver
The arising directly Indirectly fiouI Az
fections Liver not OF be enumerated
in brief advertisement; is such enumeration
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
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J IND

End Curs q
ases Of ri
and Fe1n|
FRI mont 49,
.roNDAfIMH'
at Na-S.
ESDAY 80,
every OAssss'
onsuiIaIsss
iseases: -
,ugh,Shcsp-
n Ash
iCenPi-mssss
Skiu Dis
h srO.n -
: or theErr
Is,ee Hsirey
Al, iup9it,,
Il. ' -
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S,fzIliRe,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
Observation-Disclosures E;E; ~fi'H
Observation-Disclosures H
LIFE-HEALTH STRENGT III


Hundreds and thousands annually die prematurey
when if they would give tn Great French kennedy,
DR. Juan d LAMARRE'S
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An eNtra COPY VIII Be- sent Tor each c lub O leu.
POSTrASTERS OF others, acting as Club Agents VII
ore fer cash discounts Of free copies, can learn
particulars Applicant n
CLERGY EN- supplied by mai with the Daily a
80: eui W eekiy at - Weekly at 81 80 pc snnnm
Rs4rrrANcss should be made. If possible, by draft Oh
Pos ofhce Order. yable in New York.
Specimen Copies sent Tree
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Al Nassau street. New fors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02
SeutfdJes,
cne!iitbes,
fEansoiiisse8,
fpaliiftbeS unb
artertfauiSa,eS Ejplb uub @ilber

Sum b6tisu Ygtlit 9stauit uue btQts pcrtaui.
S8ir ,auitn 3nisss 3in'ei- aotsn, 20er l040tr
" 7.3Ocr 8urces O6l0aticRen, periilmu,cIt, unp
ypits Getuse6 ippie
ileltCbs u5rbide II. peade gaufuoteu su ben
been Nar,tpreii,n.
gssGie u. gants saupciiuusen peroeu In allen ers
,cdlt1,en gunttcu in ben @sr Staaien cbtr Canada
tintaiiirt
@sr. St, Stsucrislnpd nit StsBierunss- Distcnio
p:rtauit.
stttlsn unS icnitise Wertbrapiere su Rs'p.9crttr
Iatsu 3c!euis bon
YsiIip G,ooer Z: 6 o., 9antlers,
9fr. %. gbelt. .Balttme,eitr
(Uejl9 lO BEN rWio. Snititute- Be9eniber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02
0ebeipe 2ranfbeiteu.
eranDit@f anH e. ssreHttst
r-r 2r. Spfepb Dabian.
Office; 9fr. 22S, 0tne-StrG5e,
..r SbtIoseIohta.

Office; SK. 22S, Wtne-Strabs,
~ a,biIaselpbia.
Or. Fabian garantitt in fe9enbcn ardnitcitcI
e,ne i6uele unb sranclidbe Rur. Die Wtttpu ptsO
BON mtg fslbit iuberei,et uHS 1T Surdass rt! SUH
Hucdiilber.
Gctei,ne Gramfhtitsu
teiberIet Geitedt5, 70 itredib III tbren bol8sn.
'psun permadIdia8 lnb penn ndt bon e'usm estabrs.
nen Artte bebaneelt.
49, Selbfbefedung (Onante),
teren trauri9t tpIssu ftd, tiinbsetsn In Mibmn!b,
na1aiten Sanenerssbun8sn, S9wase her mahns
ssn sssanastraft. sss;nsissrons anO sass ensitf
fnb. ioen lid, pertrautnsppu an mid, pcnbeu. SD
babe Gausnee icI9er unslidiidea su tbrsr ttabcrea
fratit8en 8siuuobst ouriid8ebradt cte bon aHoercu
faii1 bebaneelt pees ais nnbelbar aSessbeu GsIcea
Hnb
iSrauen>4ranfteiten.
Beiset Jiua, tauFs BITE nrfaG,c aIlesmeine.
Stmabt tnrsssimdaiaseis unb unirudbtbar,
Felt.
- unre8e1 1T d 6tsteit
In bsr ,upnctIi.beH yteintanua cher gdn;iid5ss
Iusblfibsn btrielben. siei1piei prn ptiter ur,ads
wrb In tpsnisen Iaseu bon nif berssiieGt oIHe naas
tbeiltge 6oseu fir Die Yefruobctt.
Sell meiner fdnisbnabugen Draris In tieiecr Staot
babe Id MID baupiadlth NIT Der Sebanbtun8 cbiser
4rantsetten bei3afst anb barn bic sauieaOitea &''
TIT Wuswdrttae Yatienten
ibnnen bon Mir bebanbsIt psrosn, ipcnn lie mir brca
3uilanb ftrlitiib mttibellen.
cd,,,t S,,.nsffe serfa'Oiesenseit iss ,eiss age''
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 22s, Vine St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
CSanl31S)
Wpnmeeticnt Seeo Smttinasi
600 2itn aIie Guttiues, be feiuite 0na!it1t, tat
tfn9 istlen i.ao aHtrirt sa ntsprsent 9rsis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02
Smei ldLiIumc Bdue BON Damprr5pi5en
burG Or. Silidant's nilnoGs
yhoiha,, .Sr;sttss Eefsitt,I


Sr. @Iab ans SaaesUtgc, EDiscOuiu, tbclt sum
Wc.in oiier init ben pdrprrbcitcn geEaielea init,
toG cr Sabre lang an sdnS bSsnrtserS SGmoGr3ct3en
GeIieL unb fem 3rllesr ais 9tctlrm @nlnce zen
.as nctel fSrmti6 ssiabmt batte als unhctitNr aus
bem Rtitalticnlte 6era6itbitSet ipurSc UsSe bbdit
irlurtocr iaae purben bur6h ctlle Tloid: BON Gr,
'otrGianb'3 SauorrbObsn" Gtttlei scbr6en &ts
@rpichiuH9 btser SerreH, lplric bic NlFerocm til-
LTD Fci Or. Gtrtdlalb eirgeBrneen 3cusitiit 0uier
JatieUtci Dbsr;eunen, 6GI Die iG,rOtcrteen tinae=
NeiiN!sH Sans SurCb Or. Stritl1nSS Sdmorrbpicns
hpjit.l asgcit wcrssu llebernn ba!tsn Agetbetr es
rrrriitt1; in y impre Setb .. S0uce
Elr. 2oS Gpeit.9aItntprei!r.; In 81 "a iugtpn
Spfepb SO. 81 airn &rubcr.
%i95oirtGnier: VI. 8pgelsr " y ., uro
Ibrm fcn Il . 0 d. Baltimore, M6.
Sa 90 q fBtn8ton td g hR. GhriHtAn
W. Hl, pa 'peuue (SnLG1O
DDseerFie. - g1oB 3ceern,ann fact, mub lpofr
in. gSir baber rprl gcuteu, WeIbca Or. 9 II d.
IAN . tDniibe Mttte1 mobiRstban, 10 giit.
10 baiieIbe Iobsu bbrcn, bne mir bIleBii uAs 0enE
tlt8t icBeu, bem @utli,m Ilit.utbetltn caf mir IL
her That BON ieossmottSen @etrGadlc befetbsu SeI'
luna erpartsn. Drtm fcrSeln mir lc, bic m:i BE.
hopilneSbeit)perSen cSer Nclpsni9pade bea6tn lint
eu' altr apot9eie sn aebsn unb cine tiate rcn Or.
Ghttan6'8 SDnieum su bcfen. Doielte lit bc
9ctD 9. 5onef. SIR. 1Os, Bcit- 9altimrrir.
IN gS aib inston bel 5ciep9 aD. VI dirH B
Srueer iu babrn.
Gircbpertduer VI. SD0eIer & Co. unb
Ebpm on & 3 e, @ptLimorc, GHS,
Sn 50 ibtnstpn tct e 4S,& brtitiart
Ar, 37i, Va. Ipennt. tiult0.IO
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Sa8 ercbe eneiiftbe 9eifmittel
bnrd tfn;sl6cs Satent esbdet.
Cir sSalues GlGrfe's
bertlbmte iVcaucu 9ktMcft

DeEuyUITc yCNNgU 'fTLACW,
noeb eiuem He,tpte (sts 3. Giarte'$, St. HEB
Gsibirste8 eer Rbuigirt,
Diee unfd6sbare Wit5tSta gepSbrt sci alien i:nea
ttmeribaitsn H. 9eiablltdeil eebsl. cencn Die pct-
ldpe Contribution unerlccrien it, unisbtGrs 0ene.
Gle bsunnbcrt oles ueberIab unb bebt dae eStpdun.
gen bet Rensuns norin hielehea alttb hren @jrllno
fabcn mS8cu, unb man bari iiep aR babi6e Slei!Wne
perIaien.
Biir Derbeiratbete Gsauem
TT ie btcnosrs 5ssi8uet Ste fubrl in furser 3e't
Serbet.
yebe 5lai4e foItet 81 unb trdst ben Septentuss.
tssmse' erobsrtsnnfe'''s' nm Nadafmaasea jill p:s-
CUR Headtung!
Otfe ptIleu Iplften pdbrenb Ser
erftrn Srei Sfpnnte Der Sdbtpargtria,dfr nid,t
sebraudlt nerben, ba fte uiifeblbar
stne 8eb l8sburt .bertetfabtcH; su
ieSer anSern3 3stt ttHb Tie o9ae gs'
tabr an bmen.
eee Srau pe;b, 6at bel bsr seriusiicn llricactma-
b'9tsit ober 8sritcpilns tes Rouatltsn bic @eiunb
bet i9wtncsn nnb., Ditic 9insn ilab in apabrbcil
eirsie fdsre, ricn,nlS fsbfidlaeenet SttmiteI NIB
Sronet btr notwithstanding ipas fir 9rdntBelis.
nrioden aud scrtarbcn isn mbsen; 10 milo, bos Die
tbwaebiie geron lic noltcmmeu uastfdbrtet rebmcr
fanu, ober aud 10 frdtia in ihrsn gprtungsn, eab
man lie eretIt ben 1rHtsflbarsn &e5ulalor" uenRe',
bari.
Bel allen Grieu netsbier ii. @5daratbsz9etbea,
0tldens u. 2eroen.S Sbnlerien. Grmatln1 tet ber
tssNBe" s'"utliBuHi Ie'6ttpten, uplttftiltil flH'
fauen. pebem luiie wercen bjee glen cine toei!uu8
bsmirfsn penn aae anbsrH Witict fsblssf4ageu, ru6
rtihon eiu fraili8cS 5etimtttei, eptbateu lie tcu
Gsien fen 8alpmeL ie!n.n spieealan3, nod irgeab
einen ber Contribution it6blben Gtoif.
8clltdnbiee @,ctraudps- gnpeiun3eu iinbet man "
fer nm ictcs @adct 9sfpideiru SroIdare, e!e i0Te4
fali9 aufbepabrt pelben ipate.
8et atlen &pptbctfrn 3u taben.
Mneini8er gentraI-g8snt fur bic Scr. s!aater ,,nS
triitiTcn grrbiaseu 1T Sob sDeoiss,
. Nr. 27, CpurtianSI;r., Rcip= ycrt.
RS-@s9en GinSeneaus sru 81 nro Dleicsns-
ypItmarteu al r9enb cinen etroGmattigtcu &seuten
pirc cine 8lal6e NIT 80 giIen nit iunsetenosr 9oiL
ttft uIle ben Pliden unturhetiusi6 pstpodi nab
9renb tiuem 2anbeethetIe peritidt. (7l-6)
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iasitAtig fur Setscnbeill
DrpfeiiDr GputS g5 unprani's .
tteltberii6mse
Niatr atiGtGunnSs awb EbfaEs
rHua5s Rrauter
Nno ilrtre9 ee betn bls iebt bslhnter TtttteI, I'm
bic reFiGret QJsilncbsit r3'CCtrbeyuitclen iprri.
jenn Seitig geupmmsn 1Eaathctsn ;ll uttbitsn Bic
icibeii tlno lett G:er siI
G!erttIjatr9unbsft tbrer ,5etttraft pegart
in Neuli5lerb rabmtdlit beiannt IL eeahtet uub
taacu lt3 lub bier felt ben tcBt,u bre Sobreu eusH
toiiSen 9aui srnorbtn uro ct3nen t1 beiOnbers SUI
9tilitn5 bSswtat9er rnp 9arttafigsr
JEranfbeitsn,
rnb !oIte Iierlouo DC j2ofrlnD, 9ehcilt lu nerhei
aai5ebcr obns 5upcr cicc b:tanien ir&ultr 81 rsr-
lHGItu. Die RCauter pteaeE bon mir
btreft Don Deutfdtamb
tr,pcrtrt u. Cr,ycb!e ics oelelbea ernGeao men:n
wriben 2anb@lattt suM eencistsn 6ebrailGe, Ia ID,
iet uber;tuat b,n, oab eth teoer ber emntal bapcu
utlnni NIT bet 2griurg se'pif :ufreccu 1t. ME msbr
obne osisi6en ien mtrs, tte SaniiIe o!tc tsts pa
non im Saufs Ga0fr; bern aud Gei Elnrern II. bic
wcbitgGiiae gSrIuHg bieler 4rautsr BabrBait lbers
ralusrt.
Dts griuiss g!lb III tateu tit
Ginstt pbsr Ssutperns
ic rab sSluit9. unc ba5fH iN bel fot1en6ea Rrant-
heittn as Deoneers bc!llam eTlpiefftl, aI8,
E}n8en'r>m.f 6GmorrgDioeH,
Sagn cldWerbtn, Driiien.
e,eitpu!it, 8eritppfunD.
g,dt Rbeunlat'smi6
gulbriittgiclt, plt3ebEuns,
Sufen aopf- u. Sabumsb,
&rsbsfd,acer. Nlnhiperrc,
Er5une, &usentrautbet,
Sdbuupien Berit!sinuaa
a!erpenidwabe,
SuuNensnBIuounB 9Rsicrzr
Serpptein. 8nnopurnI,
llnieIIe;tsbetbperoen
.. SBaferiudt,
grtppe. Solif
rctbe Hubr Ardbt,
GGiSIlus Spfbilis,
tolte 6teter, pGrtausitlaet
unb allen Il antheitgr,
ptife aus btrosrbenem SIutl tnipttn9en.
6euler empfebie ID ataeenzRtauicr. .sltrir seseE
DiaBenlrampi, Dur9tau, tpfbe &nhr, 8IufIecen
pufel,, srfallun9 L.. I. 70. geept.its StGpfeu ,ur
ean,Iiber Seluns bsr ,SaauHt; Stcbtpulper, 3abuv
GnttllI, ganonurms 4hiuer. 93uibpaHsr fit duser.
Iibc 9cr!egpH3cn. rbsun1tiide Gtpinr, 8ran,crlbee
q. gDclftas Elirr ierts Or. sebs's 'pctteraDmis8
Gpgcupsiiey. JuItu& o DteneIt.
&leranbra Da.,
@treraIs s!seut fir sans GinerlfG.
jn 9aItsn,rrt gu taten IN allen Gpcthsten, ic,pie
bet BuGDdubcr ". 3cuutugb aut n. Hr. @S;a,
~, ,praliitr. Sm grpben Iet u. U sisr s. 6 o.,
Rr. g. Glo lo-2ttertpitr. =,
Sn g8ai4in8lpa lei 9bs. Gbriataui gui.
.. Sa.,psls u. auorra Aectbelern. tGeptl6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02
Sstns anbsrs r1aht fol4' unserDls!tlt&sn
Shdum

G.. 4, q H harot,
rsSieIer,
st. O. Nctt- Sigh, nobe BaItimcreiIast1
Lat iottipdbrtno ,ns Nusipabl bon Gapeisn u. Fen.
isrscrbanSen tSbaees) nadb ben nellsitea RIers
uut sl biqisen preiien
Hs- Simamr fpsrbeu NIT ser ben,n Gorsiait tapss
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0e8 alimaItn0s Ngeano ]

tGte D0ung @ienFs E'rteate)
Inter Barauttt Der Seiune { be mcr Fraa!.
Dettsu. Sti alien a.pctteteru ~ bNbsr. 0lan
psrIsuse he's Sure!iRgs Srstno '(ibc YpunN Wsa's
Trtrb)'. Wtit eber Stbadbte er6ilt ulau eirr Pro-
fblre hber bic SpmrtCme uu6 Dsbeublitrg gebeger
RrunfbettCn, Dber man farn Die G@rlil bcsiGbCW,
pcllu man ali hgpunJ Nen'6 6reu"", BOZ 90, Gin
tiuuGH ftbreibt iu6 bsn' Brie'e cine en- e-n #.
marte tciifgt Sn 8 oFtmpre III Gdtcn tet
O.. 9 6dilee,
(Wt1, 12Rte.l RI. 2oa s5a!.imoei.r
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Cas ag6bte urS bea .aForliric qHetrs unb
szgE giqupr.@ @eftaft 1T hR5 non 4
4 inban 5 @ o., a.

1000 Vtbcna II. UiChl-RbeHei
1000 6laIdtr - 4. pc-lN'tbsae ,ylgsa
pIlIsi
5000 Sau. iraHsB0i6s g1e|t- ii. Rctb. De,uf;
1000 ll0 itim -
5000 Cuu Tort, Zbcrrr II, Tsutclrar tpcat;
1909 blaiter to tauurr iehT 'cac II. alte }la7rt.
Rcsu 9rtC yeitctlgot ipitfermlnj y. S'mn.i
radCUIs (Gortai6).
Mt aarartirtu ole uuicrc gbalre uRe uchulta t's.
ItIte urnn Mot tefrtotsene. gllrit.
VIE gtiieuuEaeu in Der Staot pefhsu tcneu' Il In :
Bans lnO au5partgt Cei!cuun3ta tsNsnrg NrS
btppt fdtirt. - dltlUg5cp0
EDu2O1D Gtubau& Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

linisre SciFniurca MAIDEN einen berrlben SGaum
rnb ino In bar'em, lpIe reidem g9aHsr gic6 gut 81
fld 0snladt babtu, 10 modem sic gar teiue anecre.
Sst Sbr Grocer nnietc Maare ridt 10 asben Sic 5p
uu'ersn NScrttr unb taucu Gle i'd eefelbc. eaiieu
ute td ia n9t NIT anetrer paare bon ben gtccerh
atfsrsen.
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:, H., ssi.ntoe Gouses7,fdllc,
isss sts3{ 3r. ., serirStDtt, {mbM SalOet,
sf:k-'--.-.ss- u, Gerlbft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

Office SIR. 30,
sf9rtbfr., l SGus
rOn 9ertngtCnfrs
Gete bin unb iaB' Did, bpn
Or. &3nr,aitn,
gfr. 80, Nprt5tr.,
l baus BON Qsrn9.oh;sr,
Nrtrenl Gr bat bic Bis ieet bsfannten,
8rDbten Stursn sen,a@t als Der Gntpeds,
Ger erstSen nnifbIbarrn Semtct aesen aefeme
STantbei,en 4ie Sebarolrns, tpeid)t er rmf6la0t
bat bic StGisuns Der ausseS,ttnstftn aersie per
paris, fcn6on u. Rep- y)crt lmo tbr eur16sdna9eg
grtol8 bat uher allen 3pctie titgeiielt. tab esr;
eaueTnoc Ietluns Der id,l'mnltsn idQe BON
etnBeturGerter fuitIeuts, GpnorrtBt, S5trttntren
8prieber. Driie, uchen ipclde ciusl 9eptaea
aebtn,en @elppBnbei. lbre 9r,isu;
ptrbangen, II. |. 10. u. T. 10,
bis lur mpraitld)tn &tlptebeti erl0nl oerben fdnu
mtnn Ger Patient iIt an @erste penest, auf eeren
9tren. @efb't II. 9riabans uian fd peytNilen tGun.
Seit W. y @ ina mn IN unitrer Hiitc f9 ais
peltt urier le,re Stbonetuua eetcmmcn ino iirmt-
I'D - pbnt cine etrS,gc luSnabme eepet mpgcen.
stnt9e ecrielten bei,on6tr isit 5abrru.
SSionotre aufmerfIamett ,piouist er allen 4esesn
| ter Cel9edes H. purncrgore, fpie grncrrtbs ga
menhwe, Str'itursn In iSber sorm, Gtonitel.cR ccr
slierrn Blaie II. ge,rtbGsDrnI R;rfurial- -eeiben
II. 2antubelri ME ubttbatft SgpbIlt$ i'm etteH,
| tUeiien, orttten Sraee uuo etbllde.
DR.. 6amanr'S 9etimet9poe Der GcEcrrtbt
" be pollfomn1nile bic es stbt; iit 1T bic .ur,sae
| tderiie II. bette Der Rranie crblit .s;nsn Gppapz
galiam, teine @utebeu ieiu Ierpeniinp nod anbsrt
etei srleeenee Gatsn; onblu Die 0eilura ercist III
ipet Sa8en pbae s@merier, obu. llnbtlusmiidbiei,
| pbne Menoeruu9 btr Dtit,
Samcn bon gigsrpiriS bic Dr. Edumlnn nm giaib
lu fra8en nuniden, tbnrcn btees treflicb buR. Nue
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OUR SCHOOLS.

ITO TEACHERs.-We believe the work
in which you are engaged to be second
to none in usefulness; but, without the
hearty cooperation of the parents
whose children are to be educated, and
the public generally, Your best efforts
will fail to produce satisfactory results.
In order to contribute what we can to
arouse the proper interest and secure to
you the desired cooperation, we shall
devote portion of each TUESDAYS
issue of the DAILY REGISTER to the
cause of Education.
In this department we shall publish
such items as may be interesting and in
structive to teachers, parents and pu-
pills, and to this end we cordially invite
teachers to send us for publication
whatever they deem to be of public in
terest, or whatever, in their judgment,
would encourage their own pupils or
those of others to renewed and con-
tinued diligence in the attainment of
excellence both in their studies and
department. Parents, pupils, and
others who feel inclined, are also invi-
ted to correspond through the REGIS
TER.
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Educational.

Editor OF the Register
Among nations of antiquity the Greeks
gave most attention to education. In
Sparta and Athens, the two principal
States, the educational systems of
Lycurgus and Solon were respectively
followed. Lycurgus' system was COM
pulsory. 1t did not extend to the
peasant-only to those of true Spartan
blood. 1t was physical more than in
tellectual, the object being to train
youth to the fatigues and priyations of
war. "The central idea of the system
was that the child was not the property
of the parents but of the State )" and,
as such, he was trained by the State for
the advancement and protection OF the
State. The Athenians were more pol
ished and refined-cultivated philoso-
ply. literature and the arts. Their ed
ucation was more intellectual, less
physical. There was no State system.
But under the laws of Solon, parents
were required to teach their children TO
read, and some useful occupation. The
Romans copied after the Athenians in
their method of instruction, and among
the patrician order carried education
to a high degree of perfection. Learn
ing spread from Romo more or less
throughout her conquered provinces,
France, Germany, and the British Isl
ands. The early Christians recognized
the Importance of instructing the young
and we find them establishing paroach-
ial schools, more particularly for in
struction in the tenets of the
Christian religion. With the
fall of the Roman q empire and
the corruption of the church, learn
ing declined, and continued to decline
until toward the close of the eighth
century. Hallam calls the seventh
century the .'Nadir" of the human mind
in Europe. Learning was at this time
confined almost entirely to the priests;
the art of writing was so rare among
laymen that it was called the sclerical
art" Many of the most valiant knights
could neither read nor write. Toward
the close of the eighth century the
great Charlamagne, on the continent,
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Democratic Nominations for
Council.

FIRST WARD
First Brdnch-William +. Wilson.
Second Branch--Johu Hughes, Thomas Wheel.
er Francis y. Elbert and Thomas. I. Cocayne.
SECOND WARD.
FTrst BrGnoh-Peter +. Zinn.
Second Brdnch-T. z. Sballcross and Simon
Keim.
THIRD wARD.
First Brrnch-G. W. Franzheinl.
Srcpnd Braneh-S. Brady, j. e. Acheson, Z.
W Brockunier, John Nolan.
FOURTH WARD.
First Branch-J. VI. Ewing.
Second BrGnch-JOhn Hamilton, james H.
Acker William W. Miller, John Amick and
George K. Tinsle.
FIFTH wAED.
Eiyst Braneh-Andrew Wilson.
y esnd Brdnch-B. NJ. Eoff s. NJ. Darrah
James G. Whyte and John NOckler.
SIXTH WARD.
First Brdnch-Samuel j. Alexander.
Second Branch-Lewis Iuncke, J. h. Ciars
and Barnard STANLEY.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Brdneh--Jacob Berger.
Second Braneh-J. B. Sheppard.
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Letters from the People.
From Greenbrier County-Crops ana
Prices-searcity Of Greenbaeks-A
sehooI-Boy's Idea Of n Radical.
GREENBRIER Co., W. VA,
December II, 1866.

bCCChbCi IL hCNO'
Editors Of the Register:
As you are desirous of having COM
from all portions of the
State, giving the condition of matters
and things in general, l have concluded
to write you a short letter, though /
must tell you in the beginning, am
school-boy, and have never written
letter for the press before. Our crop of
corn was excellent, and the most of it
has been husked and housed. 1t cannot,
in the vicinity in which live, be sold
for more than fifty cents in money.
Pork is worth only six cents per
pound and very dull sale. Provisions
of every kind are abundant in this
county. The scarcest vegetable is
greenback. Il suppose, Mr.. Editor, 1t
may be considered o vegetable of the
culinary class, as it seems to be indis-
pensably necessary to the serving up Of
good meal of victuals.) Can you in
form me if seed could be procured at the
Patent ofticei There were a few in this
country last spring, but none are to be
had now. If they were planted the
crop has proved an entire failure. As
it is reported that the government will
take them in payment of taxes, the
farmers of Greenbrier are anxious to
procure seed, and would be under lasting
obligations to you if you would explain
the best mode of raising them. l have
no taxes to pay myself, yet if had
few of them could exchange them with
the merchants for candy and other
goodies that school-boys like.
know but little about politics. Pa
and my teacher say the radicals we have
in our county are very bad men, but
they are comparatively few. would
like to see one. We have none in our
neighborhood. One of my school mates
told me he saw one at Lewisburg, and
that he was the most frightful rdrment
he ever saw. He was bald-pated, almost
blind, walked with big stick, and that
everybody Stunned him as if afraid of
him. He must be a horrible creature.
DIsCIPULUS.
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No Paper Tomorrow.

Owing to the fact that the employees
of this establishment intend to join III
the observance of this glad jubilee day
no paper will be issued from the REGIS
TER office tomorrow. As most other
American citizens of common sense "rest
from their labors" upon these holiday
occasions, it is but right that the print,
ers should also receive respite from
their almost ceaseless toll. They wish
our patrons, what they themselves ex-
pect to enjoy, merry Christmas.
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a cruel 'goak' on Twain. Several Of
them disguised themselves as highway
men, and capturing him on the Divide,
relieved him of several hundred dollars
(proceeds of his lectures), gold watch,
&c. He thought it a stern reality until
Just as he was about to start back to
California, when after being seated in
the stage, the missing valuables, togeth-
CT with the masks worn by the robbers,
were handed to him in the presence of
a laughing crowd. Mark failed to see
the point of the joke"
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was about stationary last
night, with nine feet water. There was
but little floating ice in the stream.
The Potomac is the Cincinnati packet
for this evening. Capt. Chas- Muhle-
man and Clerk Chris. Young will see
passengers Through in fine style.