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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-04

Sorrow not unfrequently sheds its dews
as FERTILIZATION upon the blossoms OF life
while yet opening to the morning sun.
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The Impeachment Question.

Three Reports from the House judiciary Com
nitfee-1he Majority in FAVOR Of Impeach-
ment.
The following are the points of the re-
ports:
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S A L E OF
RAILROAD PROP ERTT

Notice hereby given that by virtue of decree
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, we will expose
to sale at Public Auction,
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THE CREDIT MOBILLER.
Collapse of the Great French Financial
Concern,

Paris (SepL 22) Correspondence orHe London Times.
ConSun,ndtigR est Messrs. Emile and Isaac Perere
have resigned their seats as directors of the MObier
together with M, Salvador, and Messrs. De Germlny
Gannerou, and Delahaute, been installed in their
place. The new directors, as soon as they have ascer
tanned the real posit n Of affairs, will summon a
general meeting Of the shareholders and make o
statement pending the publication of which will be
wise 10 receive current rumors with great caution.
One thing seems certain-that the creditors will not
be such extensive losers as was at time appre-
hended; but am afraid that the shareholders have
raj her comfortess lookout before them. The capi-
tai OF the Mo6ilier was originally GO0OOOOO francs at
the end OF last year. at The beginning of this the
capital was doubled that is raised to over 20OOOOOO
OF francs The par value OF the shares 500 francs,
in capital would thus be over 100000 of francs.
But in addition the MobilieT holds lin addition to
lmmobllieTe shares and bonds, of the Transatlantic
cOmpanies) sundry Spanish script which Is utterly
worthless and as all the securities even those which
may ultimately rallyl are Just now fearfuly depre
all concerned. In the spring of 1864 Mobilier shares
went up TO nearly 1900 francs and in the course
OF the previous year one of the directors, in
a speech at the annual meeting, described
them as an Investment for fathers of families! There
are TO my knowledge at present In England holders
OF MOblier shares who bought in at l2UOf, and who
have clung on In the hope Of matters improving.
There have been securities subject such uctua-
lions as the Mobilier. In 1852 its shares quoted
as hig 1885 f. in 1854 they fell 43Of; and 1856
went up again TO 1887 SOC, II and thriVed by
speculation, and speculation has brought 1t to grief
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a BurgIar-PrOOf Test Between Lilies
and all Competitors.
CHE Above Tests TO be Made by Daylight
and 10 he Fair and Bona Flde.

Whereas, Evans Il Watson, Safe-nakers, in the
city Of Philadelphia did combine and cOnspire with
certain Boston company to cheat deceive, ana hum
bug the people OF this city ana vicinity with certain
fixture hich they propose TO attach to Fire proofs
and whereas, they did obtain the aid and COunte-
nance of certain officers and gentlemen connected
with the Fair at NorristOwn (through deception, no
dUuDt 10 assist In said combination ana conspiracy
the Fair ground by sham burning OF Safes which
all safe-makers well understand.
Now, therefore, be il known that l. M. c. Sadler. of
of Lilies Chilled Iron Safes, with of Evans
d Watsons having the Boston fixture attached, both
TO be OF same size as burned on the Fair grounds
Lilies Safe to be made with siX-inch composition
& Watson safe to be six-inch composition walls, in
Guiding the Boston attachment and on the principle
Of their usual make,
The Safes to be burned at some convenient place 10
the city of Philadelphia, the 22d of October next
weather fair, or the first fair day thereafter,
Evans d WATSON are hereby notified that they can
make and have ready the Safe by that time the best
they can make as above specified and adlsinterested
and in the usual way,
Should Evans d Watson not respond In reason
able time, then their Safe Will be furnished by other
parties
A burglar Proof test Will be made at the same time.
or Immediately alter the Fire Proof test upon Of
Lilies Burglar Proof Safes now made,
AT this test any saemaker, any professional safe
blower or any OF the best iron workers. Will have the
opportunity publicly to operate on the safe in any
practical tor the burglar to operate. And any or
all the are requested to place any OF their
Burglar Proof Sales along side for test on equal
The above tests are TO be made in the presence of
the people, and the public will have every opportu-
nifty to see that the tests are fairly made and TO de-
NJ. G. sADLER, Agent,
,,,,,,,,.,- g.. ~, ,, No. 639 ARCH street
P.S-The particular locality of the test Will be an
nOuQCpQ =
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Algerian Stripes and Calm Reelection
The Matrimonial "CuI Bono" OF the
Exhibition - Hunting Costumes, and
tho Prevailing COIOrs - Fashionable
Mistakes, or Mistakes OF FashIon-Cos-
TUNES for the Queen OF Portugal and
Russian Grand Duchesses Matinee
RObes-WInter Hats-Lace Patterns ON
Silks-Eugenie at the Seaside.
PARIS, Sept. 2O.-A dead calm aud plenty of
white Algerian stripes made of goats hair an
satin are the characteristics of our present
Partisan circles. The old anecdote of the grocer
and his head man Is faithful image OF mothers
and daughters at the close OF this tated EXposi-
tion year of 1867. Come up to prayers, is the
title of my anCcdote, and it begins thus;-A
grocer one carly morn called out to his conf.
dental assistant, "Sykes! ~ Eyes, sr.n "HaVe
you mixed water up with the tOOacco?" Eyes,
Br.n 'Dust with the pepper" Eyes, SIR
'Sand with the brown. sugar" Yes, sir?'
"Water with the WinCW Yes, sir" "Plster
with the ground sugar ~ Yes, sir.p And
chicory with the cotieeN Eyes, slr.n "Very
well; you may come up to prayers"
The story does not say so, but 1t is probable
that the grocer and 8 kes prayed with all the T
hearts that "the ways Of the wicked and per-
verse snOuld be con DiOuudeJ.0 TGis IS exactly
what mothers are telling their daughters 10 dp;
they are preaching about economy, wise soil
tude study, ana the Dnauues OF their chateau
In winter, after having spent thousands on
bringing them out for tue special plrpose OF
fascinating English lords. Al ner can merchants,
or Russian b0yaTds, 1t does not much signify
'pay y-me-dOWn-in-cash" class OF wandering or
eipncrs. Yes, ladies have been dllntlng the
morals Of genuine young men, ana are now iold
10 collect their better faculties and look for
ward TO a retired aud pous life al through win
ter The Qdmonition 10 cay ogga prayers, alter
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The Debt Statement,


The October exhibit shows that Secretary MoCul-
has cancelled legal tenders TO the full amount allowed
by law thus removing from the currency four millions
OF The irredeemabe paper which degradeS the cur
renCy and makes AL commercial transactions sheer
gambling. The United States notes were- .
september lebI....... sd01 Oi o !
OCTOBER j. lo0l'..... 0ol lloiiot4
For this step In cancelng illegal tender the
Secretary deserves and will receive the commenda-
ton OF every solvent man.
In funding the 7'8Os, process which must precede
resumption, the Secretary has not been IDLE, though
more could have been done had the exchange Of ISIS
for . 2Os been opened TO the public upon equitable
terms. The z stood
September j, siOO G,02j
October ], le5I'. 365 ib9 100
heuuCllOi 80. .2JOt tJ21
The Od-beRring debt stO4 d.
september lsb'''''''''' ''Fl ll5 68I7ll
-. - -
AS ala rs now stand, the s'dO3 be tunded into
some krd Of long gO,d-bearing bonds by July, 1868
thus making re umptiOt mater Of absolute GER
tainty,
me debt less cash in the Treasury shows a small
increase but this is explained by an unusually small
months receipts, and excessive payments several
accounts The public, in looking at the statement,
eminent satisfaction that he short debt is steadily
passing no long aud that the legal-tender trash Is
being reduced to point where by an honest effort
the part of Congress 10 be speedily put of
sght and the currency OF the nation be restored to
sOunduess.-M J. Tribune.
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PRIymEGEs.-The Pope has conferred the
dignity Of assistant to the Pontifoal throne on
every bishop who has come to the centenary
Etes and not yet been honored with that title.
lie also acoords to all members of the episco-
pacy the privilege of wearing the violet cap.
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TIE AUSTRIAN UNWoRM.-The white and
blue uniform of the Austrian troops is about
to be replaced by grey blOuses and loose red
troWsers, with grey cap.
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the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania, we will expose
to sale at Public Auction,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
In the City OF Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania
vi 'D 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
nEaF A Ri 1857 h &c 4 2f2f6 ABB % t9'i a&G "
LANDS TRAChS LINES, LINES, RAILS GROSSTI ES,
E9N iIi BfRdEg {{4LS{ NAYS and RfGHTs OF WAY
W4IIs FIXTHRBEs DEPoTs DEPEoTfsoRRf RfaHTs GS6
Ie asa all nd Pd 9ygEy y other % and
9PPeTTi69TnEnE 70 WI ne EGNP E6 9IL OIL CREEK AND
porate rights franchises and privileges Of belong.
Ing to the sale Company, together with all and sngu.
Cars Machinery Tools, Materials and lmpiements'
planning using and operating said Railroad and Rail
way Al Of which SAID properly is situate IN ye
the same T9PeTt Thtg RryegeS and franchises
the office of the Recorder OF Deeds Of Venango
eo on the R day Of june a. D. 1895 granted ana
conveyed to the undersigned John 8. Sauzade, II
And which the said Company by indenture OF mort
Of said Recorder OF Deeds of Venango County afore
said in Mortgage Book No. 2, page 474. ETC., the
Morris X. Jessup, and the undersigned William j.
Barr in trust to SECURE certain debts therein men
toned This sale will be made under, and in pursu
ance Of decree entered by the said supreme Court OF
d. 1867 in cause pending in equity i'm said court upon
a bill filed by the said John S. Sauzade, Trustee
against the said Company, and the said Morris *,
Jessup and William Barr, defendants, praying
inter ala, FOR decree OF sale OF the said mortgaged
premises The terms and conditions Of sale will be
fOllOWE--
First. The mortgaged premises will be sold in one
parce, ana VIII be struck of to the highest and best
bidder for cash.
Second Five per cent. of the purchase money shall
be paid to the undersigned at the time Of the sale by
the purchaser, and he must also sign the terms and
conditions of sale, otherwise, the said premises will
be Immediately resold,
Third. The balance Of the purchase money shall be
paid to the undersigned at the Banking House Of
Drexel d Co., No "a :. Third street, Philadel-
phia, within thirty days from and after the day OF
sale. NAM, m,
JOHN s. SAUZADE, Trustee.
PHILADELPHIA, July 8, 1867.
M THOMAS g. SoRs, Auctioneers. 9tui3m
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