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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
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= TnE Poor e Always HAVE WITH Nor. ="
We publish in our issue Of this week, an ar
tlclc upon the care and support of the
poor. We are very glad this subject is en-
gazing the attention of the gentlemen present
at the meeting referred to. 1t is very evident
and has been to us for long time, that some
more economical and humane system should
be adopted 1t is quite Needless to speak of
the course now generally pursued by the
several towns in this vicinity.
No subject is of more Importance; and it
seems that all present at the meeting were
fully convinced that an association of the
towns represented, and prehaps some others,
should be formed as soon as practicable upon
some just and equitable basis. A proper ex-
animation of the subject by the citizens and
tax payers of the towns mentioned. viii bring
about this much desired result, Indeed, if
any thing further is required we think the
unanimous approval of the plan proposed by
the gentlemen present at the meeting, and
their hearty endorsement of it after full
examination. is sufficient to ensure its success.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13

of the state. The churches have taken care
of themselves, and they all alike have the
protection of the laws guaranteeing to them
:: freedom to worship God" No sect and
no body of Christians are here compelled to
support a religion to which they do not give
their assent and the state does not require
them to support their own church. The po-
litical and ecclesiastical governments are
kept, as they ought to be, entirely distinct.
While we hold to that, and practice it in
this country, why should any one look with
distrust upon a measure which leads to the
same result in Ireland, and which leaves the
Irish people at liberty not only to worship
God according to their own preference, but
freedom from what is in effect most burden
some taxation, to support a church to whose
communion they do not belong, and which
ministers to none of their religious wants?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13

IL Naturalization. John A. Logan, COM
mandcr of the Grand Army of the Republic,
has issued general order to the posts
throughout the country, designating Sunday
May 80, as the day for the strewing with
flowers, or otherwise decorating the graves of
their fallen comrades, which are in almost
every churchyard of the land. From the
order we take the following paragraph
. If other eyes grow dull, and other hands
slack, and other hearts cold in the solemn
trust, ours shall keep it well as long as the
light and warmth of life remain to US. Let
us, then, at the time appointed, gather
around their sacred remains and garland the
passionless mounds above them with the
choicest flowers of spring time let us raise
above them the dear old flag they saved from
dishonor let us in this solemn presence re-
new our pledges to aid and assist those whom
they have left among us, sacred charge upon
nation s gratitude, the soldiers and sailor 5
widow and orphans.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
TO FEMALE

DIR. w. F.. PADELFORD, Physician and Sur
geon, gives exclusive attention Diseases of Women
He h q his study for the past
His practice has been very extensive
both in hospital in private practice. His reputation
has vouchers in all the papers his patients and the
profession both and abroad, being The
skf specialist here, and thorough master OF
all sexual diseases
DR.. PADELEORD Is admitted by the best medIca !
Of have equal in the treatment
of Female Complaints and i, is unusual occurrence
tor ply regular practice 10 recommend patients
him hen afflicted with diseases In his
>peclslty.
Ladies will receive the scientific attention, both
medically and suIeically, with private apartments cur
ing sickness, and with old experienced nurses, II
they wish.
tients wishing his opinion ADVICE by letter, and en-
closing the usual fee will be answered By return mall
Medicines [ all pa OF the country.
Office, No. Ash HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass
Snr20Vl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
Impeachment.

There arc many speculations about the
votes of particular Senators, and the general
result of impeachment, but as we hope to
be able to announce the decision in this pa
per. tits hardly worth while to give rumors.
Mr.. Bingham closed his argument Wednes
dav. and the Senate, after discussion in re
spect to further procedure, finally adopted,
Thursday, on motion of Mr.. Morrill,, of thi
State, the following resolution
Ordered, That when the Senate adjourn
TO-DAY it adjourn until Monday. at II O'Clock
meridian, for the purpose of celebrating On
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
TEE ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Those who suffering from the above should pro
cure DR.. Hayes medical book, entitled :, He
SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERVAIIoN,"
ortappy author of that invaluable treatise.
Impaired manhood of middle-aged people perfectly
restored.
This book contains 500 pages, printed on fine paper
illustrated with beautiful engravngs bound IN beautiful
and universally pronounced the best medical
tror N the lo0rld-
Sent all parts of the country by mail, securely.
led postage paid, receipt of prce,-only SlOO
Address DR.. a. II. HAYES, No. Bulfnoh stree; or
J. J. DYER * co, IS School street, Boston.
N.B-Dr. II. always be consulted IN the strlcest
rcm O'Clock IN the morning until O'Clock
the evening
InviOlab1e secresy and certain relief
REMEMBER, No. 4 Buihnch street, Bos-
ton. onnnste Revere House. spF2ovl
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VERMONT SOLDIERS BURIED IN WESTERN
FFoRIDA.-John Q. Dickinson, formerly Of
this State, has been appointed agent of the
government for collecting the bodies of sol
diers buried in Western Florida and South
ern Alabama, for interment in the govern
mcnt cemetery at Barrancas, Fla.
Any person having friends that were in
the army, buried in the region named, can
have them reinterred free by sending to Maj.
Dickinson their company and regiment and
the place where they are buried, or he will
attend to the shipment of the remains of sol
diers to their friends at the North if pre-
ferred. His address is Maj. John Q. Dick
ms on, Pensacola, Florida.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13

The Democrats of this, the 1st Congress
sional District, have called a Convention, to
be held at Rutland, May 2lst, to nominate
delegates to the Democratic National Con-
vention to be held at New York, July 4th,
and we learn there are plenty of the q IN
terrified ready to serve the party by trip
to New York on the 4th
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13

Tby will throw great food Of light on
the impeachment proceedings, showing the
peopk how the President has advanced in
his dfiance of Congress till he has reached
his PRESENT standpoint Let no one fail to
hayet. W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13

To5ic Turner's DOuIoureuK or Universe
Neural rfa Pill is safe certain and speedy
Neuralgia all Nervous Diseases The severest cases
are completely and permanently cured n very sho
time Neuralgia in the head is utterly banished
n a few hours form OF Nervous Disease withstands
its magic influence Ithas the unqualified approval
many eminent physicians. 1t contains nothing injurious
TO delicate system. Sold everywhere Sent on
receipt of 81 90 and two postage stamps. TURNER
co, - Tremout St, Boston, Mass, PToprletors
Boston July l, 1857. spF&Ml7yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13

RADICAL RESTORATION.-Its good effects are
permanent 1t not only restores the color of the hair
quantity natural gossness This is said by
every one using A Aliens Improved (new sye)
Hair Res,orer or Dressing, Tin bonle) Every Drug
rist sells it, Price dollar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13

nR. BABcocK's HAIR DBEssI c. The state Assay re
nds it. No other preparation safe, 50 good
o cheap Price One Dollar Sold by Druggists
everywhere ami by Or. George ". Babcock, Scientific
Dermatologis IS Winter Street. Boston. rl3Ml6yleop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN VII suffered for yearsfrom Nervou
Il Debility aniPremature Decay, Ind all the eneclso
Youthful ndscretion will for the sake ofsuneriDg hu
nty send free to IL tho need it, the reciI and
direc' ions for maxi the sim pie remedy which he
was cared. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the sdver-
Users experience, do so by addressing. perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN
spFl9yl - Cedar Street, Nev:York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
COMMERCIAL.

MAKKETs.-New York, May II. Flour dull, and I
to l5c lower; sales 1900 bbls Western IS IS to Is
Southern dun a I'd dropping; California lower. Whea
| 10 &c lower and more active. Corn without decided
change; sales 5000 BUSH Oats shade frmer sales
$4,000 bush Beet steady Pork firm aud quiet; N.
S9 81 To % 30 Lard firm sal 400 bbls lesc
Butter heavy Cotton very hrm but not very active
middiing upiands 32t 10 SIC. Whisky quiet.
MONETARY AFFAIRs-Stccks active Gold 1892. u. :.
520s coupons 1862, los u. S. I0-40s, coupon. 1929
u :. = 3-I0s, 1913.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
THE, M ARKETS.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
Reported aad elegraphsd erpressyJs ;'s Gre'' Noun
Freeman.
At CAMBRIDGE and Brighton, for the sceek
ending May ID, 1868.
The following Is the amount Stock at Market.
c.ns Sheep es9 sh0'e s,o s ssan , Vsa''
5 e.; =; 81: 81 T.. e s: e E
si4 IS; quality sis IA 6O Sd qualify ti2 90 I:
Bs. Jew single pairs
sls 90 poorest. Sc gu 90 to IL 20 mr. ,,eo,a,, 70
their value as Beet Handy steers, sIa5 to $500;
Mich Cows-s45 to $40 extra good So to sioo WITH
withou, calves, be agreed arrow and 0rd'Ha
sf f eco 500; wOyears OLD 60 /"
90 three years old 800 to 90.
ysaCsvss.ss TO sis per head ;,, 10 TO II cts. Dc,
h. on live weight; al 90 to so 90 pei head
PAT Hogs-los TO lie.
Hides-Brghion 81 to 10 cts; Country lots, 81 toa.
Iallow-si TO g Country y lots q TO &C; a, 81
Pelts-Lambs. 2 D 10 So 90 each; dry 'oto ~ 70
Cafskns, IL TO 20 cts
REM.Rks.-The receipts of cattle this week "ere'
from Maine pc Now York 30 Nermo nj "a Ma. 10
Western l022-of which only 100 came over inc NORM
ern roads ambridge and Medford.-the smallest
number we bell that W. have @ Vel
of 1906. There Western cattle at "a morldse'
d"ctipr the lots engaged last week TO dictate the
of the market further than mat u favored me
seller and the trade very quick
The Western stock, understand, cost about ~ w
per 100 lbs more of last week, and We think
The indicate equal advance IN pce oil w es'eth
sold market, and change our nentes IN
the prices correspond Some oil the butchers
claim even larger advance and put their estimates az
IL cents per possible that between some OF The
sharpest purchasers last week and some OF me
aes This week may be that difference but We
find that change of figures on that assumption " NOV
u stifed by the sales. . ,-
Lambert Hsstinee, of Vermont, sold slI vermont
oxen at Il . two at IA cents, and
al her al l-2 IA cents per pound J.
Massachusetts cattle II 10 cents ~hch
was the highest price heard of at Cambridge
Mir. n. Day had i've very superior bullocks, Whieh
sold J. F. Taylor private terms, OUT uhueI
I6 pound, TO dress nearly Io"
pou nds each he highest sale of Western lois was
- cents-30 SIX. others at IS Ii and 10 cents-zo
sk aud many II to Ii $40 Ia 33 SIX others from
IL cents, 35 SIX, 10 IA cents, 81 SIX : = 90 -,
The receipts of sheep 733 from N II S5S from
Vermont, 2e9 from Mass and iI33 Wes'er- seventy
i've sheep. I4l sold for III CTS 100, oil 10
lbs AT "a ls4 yearlings, 20 lbs at 10 - Gus
Rford sold a. ted by F. a. Stevens Bethel W. az ~
cents - at 81 per. head c IT, Dudiey,9.
50 IS ench 81 Sheared, ) IL cents per- 10, AlIch
cows d 500 IS, and IS Farr0w COWS, go, goo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
IMPORTATION.

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the skin leaving the soft clear and beautiful can
be obtained without charge by addressing
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The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsnm +
MOTHER BAILEYS
QUIErING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN

Teething Large Bottles only p cents.
WILLIAM JoSLYN s. SONS, Barton, Agents for
Vermont. F&Mi9wo
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THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER

The Golden Sheaf Bourbon is made right, sold right.
and goes the right spot That's the it sells
so fast G. A. RICHARDS & co. 30 Wsshingion
street. Boston, largest Retail Wine and Spirit House
America
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
TO BE USED AND NOT ABUSED
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER

has proved itself be the most perfect preparation nor
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Restore Gray Hair to its Original Color,
and create new growth where it has fallen off from
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All who it Unanimous in awarding II the
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Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan.

rINHE ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY tor those BROWN
| DIsCoLoRAIIoNs on The face II - Perrss Moth aud
Ereckie Lotion" Prepared Onv by DR r. O. PERRY AZ
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
MCPHERSON POLITICAL MANUAL.

1t gives me great pleasure to say that Mr.
Mcpherson the able and accomplished Clerk
of the House. is engaged in the preparation
of political manual for 1868 similar to that
of the last two years. containing an epitome
OF the remarkable events of the last year. 1t.
Joined with the two former volumes, will be
an indispensable book for all who desire
rightly to understand the position and action
of the different parties as well as those who
wish to have in as succinct form as possible
Il the history of the past three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE DISTRICT

INTERESTING REPORT or THE FIRE MARSIiAL-
INCENDIAEY FIRES-LOSSES AND ASSURANCES
Capt. Charles n. Brackctt the Mctropotn
Fire Marshal reports SO fires and alarms during Noye'
Der. Five were discovered by the Police and two
attaches Of his Bureau. Eight caused by exposn
OF kerosene lamps from explosion OF gas meter to
from oyerhcated Journals of incendary orig.
remainder originated from variety or accident
causes OF the ncendary fires IL occurred III stables an
on the same day NOyembcr 19), aud from the manie
aud places in which they originated 1t is the oplno
that some Of the gang OF young foughs 10
which the East side is notorious, pcfpctIalcu VI
ctmo from motives OF malicious MISCHIEF. WIN on
exception the loss by these fires was very slght on ,'
18th inst Herman Levy arrested and held 10 Dal II
Of 81 900 by Justice Lcdwh on charge OF setnl
IRE the clothing Of ms brother at No 49 Canals
ON the goth Patrick Martin was arcsting fire ia
dwelling house No. MssiOnpacc. He was committed
Baren was arrested the Goth inst charge OF arson
in the first dcCIcc. setting fire to saloon and tenement
house Nos and Niuayes Is persons being In bed In
tho house at the time n. M during the
investigation. evidence ELECTED duplicating one
John Roll After DAYS searching the Fire Marshal
succeeded in arrcstIng HIM az Centrcvie, NewJelscy
on the night of Dec. aud conveyed nun IN TINS CITY
Both Baden and Roll held for examination by Justice
Connolly. There 80 fines during The Month, on
which the less than $0O 10 between slCO ana
$1,000 IA between and 5000, and between S5OO
and $4,000 Total amount " loss on buildings Sel"5' on
stock S2gj.775. Total loss. ST7,fhO Insurance ol
buildings SlJIGcG stock Sj9l,Jj0. Total insurance
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4 CARD


To me razor Of Tbe Trib"ne:
SIR: 4 card III your Journal OF this morn
ing signed " Edgar Ketchum," contains the following
pcrson,l 10 myself which crowded With errors that
II cannot bo allowed 10 go mnotlced;
d. outoa spoke word against Gen Howard n iha e'nel '
proceeding, OF aLih aoy unmarked By "reH Amer a.
.asarsent Boaioa reporter do 'npo'h Gen o,
ard "a question considered offensive and he calmly reluEe
The yorn ftLe General bal BIZ iso be would
strike him The General replied IN i"ue' which "s musk OH t"s
,ouu, nan uih rrm,re: Yon ought not to be.r ne
The statement that Gen. Howard and Dr Boyhton
have exchanged no words whatever since the council
lis, mot Is entirely correct. The facts concerning the
alteration between Gen. Howard and myself VIII show
that sIr Kotchums ideas Of = calm rcbuke are some
what pccular and that whatever hi, genera! abity may
be- as a reporter he a sad failure. These facts are
rs follows: After adjournment of the council was
on my way out OF the church. and while passing through
a crowd which had collected in the area about the pun
pit ! heard some retailing charges against my
father, Or Boynton. Naturally enough stopped ana
a did person replied to the speaker: Gen Howard
YOU know these charges uSnd even your own
friends pronounce them SO" Gen. ii. answered thar
they expected 10 prove them. and continuing with
uufouudeL statements about Dr Boynton. when tho
alteration 70 which Mr.. kechum a'ludes peslh-ot Oy
any question" but by my making the following asSer-
lion: And know that Gen. Howard himself hIs SAD
that the charges frivolous This repeated
and added that | made the statement upon my
" II.
man who would write malicious lies for the newspapers
had no honor 20 lose. Gen. II. further cay rebnhed
me by saving e1cedy. that all had said aud written
was wholly, willfuy, and maliclousy false To ths
said as excitedly any wishes TO believe mat Gen
Howard was at perfect liberty TO call me i IS ''eh
s he pleased: that he had but one arm and was not
oy,,r,lly enough TO attack him certainly should II
he had two and that II any OF his friends would MAKE
the statement lie had would settle with them ut once
gen Howard then repeated ms accusations OF tli'e
hood u s. M more pointed terms made Substantially
the same reply and added that the members oi o 'ou
cl must understand that there was no member on Tue
side Of the majority who would call any one M Tor any
cause in the audience room of the church VITA THIS
left
Il i, lust to the church, though perhaps unneees
sary to add that am not connected with IT, ASto osc
tones" and that "remorse," Mr. ketchum "o'iu uo
well 10 reserve them for his next work Of hction
Yours respectfully, IL v h"fNl"N'
U,sbutgiu.
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nnu,lrrn .fARKRrs

",sgrtfI De- H'Tr iI'ei ~ ''"eo % WHO'S INV
c,o ne, ia, e-,.p.s Of Tia mlrte' f,r the pss
,,, n a. az 40 b, October foot ~ ii)O0 bosass "heh
s,v,,v,u r., p,t Dali sod he'fYi ses ~, Sses
NttTny 30 r.-,.pts export c"ssif Sc ~ p@SH
AUGusr,. c. Dec. 5Cottoa Nirset-hee'P' ''f "'''' ~
Wfrn-sIro, De-, Spirits Turpenine ut,ehei .. 80
R,ga wrtk Al ~ Tufpeagne declined &c l''ro a.
Cotton Boil II 81, for Aii.ne -, % A, Inc
NJ. oNer. MHinss [t', 81 - -
receipt, bales. exports JJhi bales 1r ''S. 10y
Gsumercitl rs, Gll5 bank 10 9l"f So
Nothing d0ue m hs
unchanged 9ois1' ~ y
ing. Cenon i31t5c Choice 81 dGic Four-SsPeaue %
%; Treble Er ~ an - 80 CornSoth1g dong neg I'm
shoulders he Cerr RIB islc. Clear side he Lam 1'i
Ice kss l6@ilc Whsky steady; Rseh-! ~I@ bl Vi '"
ch,nsel; siock l.sht 49,
Iiuis steady ,u1 unchanged F0ur-Sap~s"s
t30 b6 B<tra b lJ~ Double BIira t5d 3D. Treble kts
Fne' ~ i1@ ~ Hheat ara aad anchoEgei sales a. ~ 9
Prime 10 Fincr Rcd ni bite Fsi ger Choice No ~ -
Corn dn epr O 6ner So nc Barley quiet; Prime On D.
81 tIDc- Mnleos ~ Rye tys eng sales q ~ "
Prf held a. b fr t Dry Sailed Meats. 9dec for Sh9saers
nal. he clear SIs l;f Lard Choice kes Isle Wbsf
quiet Csitr geehnfe common 70 caDce. ~ '1f 50 .' ks
f.O1 bush, Barley $50 islsb. Hogs. $3.50 head
MEsPHs Dee 4COi"n iIt: receipts 03 bales exports ltt
bales nominal Corr, nsriei fOrt
go 10 lDg Mess Lard nominal. Bacon nominal g.
miling demand: ~ bVDD tg No
Chicago SPdDs sinlt ~ 81 oO bush No NlSgnkrr 81
snail ,nd ear cots oats eaiy sHsa lots sold At no,
~ - Barley Sales reported Pork
st Lal u 60 i5gl.c HghTues nomlns a. 81 w
Recepts % .,h Wheat. 5000 bush Goa lJiJj DuSs b"s'
8oot ba,h re. 80 bbs IIoIr 800 =.
ToLsnn o. 5-F,ur uret Wheat advanced l~i sres o.
No Waite gsl - 90. NO White Mcbt4n ~ a. Amsr
Cora dali 3nh declined LHfi s'rs e, "SN a. -
Nsa rcteI olls steady Mc5igaa SIC Rye aacaAns~'
Dtr.cJ ste5dy Dressed Hogs - R~rt