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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
IMPORTANT TO ALL.
Tue
ORIENT
TEA COMPANY

WILL HEREAFTER BREAK P'CK'GES and
the FINER of aek, Green and Japan Teas d'r-e
to consumers BY the ponnd a. w ~ nv the fargo,
saving tn I miles If net HI d ." "ne-h II
EpEyOrE PAR OCULAR ATTErI'N IN FINE
rL.voRKp TEAS fun strength, which c mpetu,i
The great Importing hoh> has racrineed 'o
= pr'c@ SIS
EXPERIENCE PROVES the TEAS rs1atively
the Chez ne T. the duy - cents in COLI
ar nearly 20 nts in ncg- and also the tre'a nj
king and other .ap-ns@s Of imp ring, much
ONT D a the nsesf-
t.UR COFFEE DEP ,R'EME T Is the largest on thu
contin-nt aud selling more FuRs coffee BY
ssreraI per neck haH any other house an 7neeG
ALI. 90 { CoFFEES are cif-iHiiy selected t'r ohi
trade from t Id rpened berries, and we roa-
theni establishment every y, by our new meth
cd, which at. the acidity AMI renders them
perfect pu
THROUGH OUR CLUB SYSfE u we supply fam lies.
hnte and boardI Z iI,u-e< IN every section oil
the The me low prices Sc at our
Or nriual w4reiiuttse.
WE PAY FREIGH T and deliver goods free of eI-
pen>e, any railroad station esst Of tn
Rocky MouhI oideTs for ESQ 20 and
upwards, when mnRnied with I,ie Cash,
in adv anc-, fr e of expense 10 us.
WE GUARA TEE all ga d 10 be precisely a.
represented. and WARRANT them 10 give
per ecf satisfaction or Ia return the money al
any time a nd pay all expenses.
SEND FOR PRIZE LIST blank cab orders and tul
particui.rs. Address ali orders and c..TnMu
ucatlQus O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

SCENTED SHowERs.-When drops of PHA-
LOWS FLOR DE MAYH," the new perfume,
fall in aromatic showers on thousands of
handkerchiefs every day, who can deny that
it is the reiQning perfume? Sold BY all
druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

NorEs. Votes for Presidential Electors
will re distributed this week throughout the
STATE by the Republican State Committee
The Republican town committees should see
TO it that they are in proper hands on cleo
sion day, and that no vote il lost for Grant
and Colfa1 for want Of 4 printed ballot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

Ia Waterbury, Of Cancer, MIR. THOMAS GUPTIL
'ged 81 years aud 10 months
In Barre formerly ct Woco I Sent Esd ELIJ6H
ALBEE, aged 81 Years, 10 = onths and IL days
In Cabot. August II, CALISTA A wife of Irenus Fl
Collins aged IL yesrs months and 20 days
ArRei mother thou hast left u<
Lett wor Of pain and care
Gone ~ heaven To he angel
And a Crown of glory wear
Ear'v hast thou c Iosed thy mission
Early hast thou gone 10 rest
Far from Ca and pain and signing,
Thou art now anung he blexr.
Coon again We hope
In the ,n>ions at the btest,
Where the wicked from troubling
And The =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so BEAU
TIFUL? MRS. S. A. ALIENS IMPROVED
(ne,o sfyle) HAIR REsToRER or DRESSING, lin
one bottle. Price One Dollor. Every Drug
gist sells it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
Picture frames.
AND CAS- KET 81

THE HEADQUARTERS FOR
PICTURE FRAMES, WREATH FRAMES, oval o
octagon PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, PORTRAIT
FRAMES, and all kinds of frames, made
or furnished to order. 10 AT
NH NJ A1o's.
Also, the ONLY place where MERRILL's paten'-'op
BASKETS AND CO F + l n 5
can b. Obtained. All grades, with PATENT TOPS,
trimmed in ths best style, and sold at
IREASONABLE PRICES
A large assortment Of
COZ FIN TRIM NJ N q s
for the trade, AZ
WHOLESALE PRICES,
CALI zee AZ
McDONALD'<
iRoons Ovss Ths AKcs,
HEAD OF STATE STREET,
= xs7yi soe HON f<Af
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

EVERY TER who expects TO deposit hi-
ballot for Grant or any other man, should
take notice of the warning issued by the Sc
lectmen. published in another column Our
citizens are unfamiliar with the practical
workings of the registration system, and
unless the greatest care il taken, some will
most surely be disappointed, and lose their
votes by their own neglect.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
WANTED-AGFNTS.-

SIS go" per north ervwhe'e. male and female TO
intro the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SEN Sc
FAMILY SEWING MArHIHE This machine Will
stitch, hem. fell, tnck. an cord. bind brazil and EN-
hroier most superior manner. Price, Oniv ais
Fully for five years We win paw $1,000 for
any Machine that wi sew beautiful,
elastic than II makes the a. astic
Lock Sftch." Every second 81 tch cut, and ST
the cloth cannot pulled spert without 'eangit We
p.y Agents SIS $50 month and Expenses,
a commission from which twice that amount he
made. Address, SECOND CO., PITT SBURGH
Pa. q BOSTON MASS.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other parties
palmng off worthless iron chimes under the
name OF otherwise. Ou's j. the only genuine and really
nrsc.ical chear m achine nanmtactnred Mi3wlt' "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
TOBACCO ANTIDoTE,

wv ARRANTFD remove all desire for Tobacco
w Tina great NEEDY - excellent appetizer. II
punhes the blood invlgrafe the stem, possesses
nourshing nj >Jenrtn' mag enables the stomach
a She ooh, makes sleep refreshing and
establishes robust health. Smok ers and Chewers io
sixty Years Curd. Price fIy post free.
fse the iujIrou< EFFECT ct Tubaccn with lists al
testimonials. &. Agents wanted
Adt~a<S nr 7. r. sRgOTT J .r~sv inv v J. GU
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

STAT OF vtRsoHr ! InP-oha'e Court hid
FAsHI>oroH DtsIsIor, - ! Mo 1tpeIi-r, within
d for District the I7ta osy OF Oct, a D.
Is6S
SSoN sT<RhIsS and HOVER W HEhTON
a Executors Of he estate Il Hi ODohE KoI
Ie 81 Rerun said Erici dc ssed, their
ad nisration fnT nation and a L. vance
d makes sp2 c.,tou q De OF distribution al
.artiIion of estate of said deceased
Wherenpon, IL 10 ordered os sad cours mat s<fd Sc
count aud sail app .Iioa be refeI'd ssian OF
said Curt be hell the PTnos once "a aid
Montl e!'er on { 10Th DAY OF S"Vemo-r a u 1867
for rearing srd deci ion thereon And 70 further
rrd red. hereof De given TO al persons
Interested, by publication OF ~ .ae three weeks
,uccessivrIy 0 the Green Mountain Fireman. = n rs
papr ished Nonfp lisr, previous 10 SAID me
tppoint-d for hearing tney may q, p-ar 80
inc ~ d pisc- and show II any They hsv-,
my m allowed and -ucn deere e
made. by III - urf.-A test
1853 II NERRILf.. Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
Samuel Upha Rn's Estate.

STATE IF YER ONT. Ia. Probate curt. heso a
RAspo,Ps Drsraicr SIS I Bro, K cid in -aid d.
r'ic' the sd day of Ostoher. " l-b- ID d
TOHN HERRICK ADM istr.,or Nv tn vii mn xer)
u Of the ate Of 8 mu U phAu late Of Brookn- o.
said distrct decor sed. presents hts adm nistr TIN
account examination and all vance an IN ke :
pplicariou a decree OF distribution and partition
Z rhe e.fsie of said de ceas~f.
Whereupon it Is o. dered 6y said Court that ea'o
account and said application Ne r. ferren o on
~ said court to BE- bid al the Pr btt' m
srook field the 2lst day Of N vemo~r u icoc, "f
and d. cision ne and u ~ fur n or rec
hit norce heieof be ven to ST. pro IN r. s. G,
publication he 2 lhr surc, ssIvr i-
Green o ant AN FIR, EN- new pap"r y" u mel
1, Nontperi-r psevi ca ''mr appointed o lie ~
rig, hat hey y appear Id tim sud pi Sc ano
how csus-, f IL v ma have, Why ss'' ~se"ea
shou not be allow. and sui d'e made.
,s.xa .us.-J Y CLE-yFIAvr. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
Noses ". Varmey's E-s.le.

SUB SCRIBER> having b en- srp0 nted - the
Hon Probate CJurtfur the DIstrict Of Wsshin- ion,
ceive. am and zd1uFi All rs
ands of all estate MT tes
w. ysrn-y late of Northde'd, in "a q District DE-
ceased, represepied insoIvent, and the t-Tn u ~x
nonSs from the day of Sep, lsHS- ing
by SAID Court the credit ors Of 20 d. c. as
d. tbit and their specttve ciiins + toe
as: give notice, Ins5 1Isrrd 10 the du'-ss
Z our apo nrment g. dive hing h HUI al
.srney 10 Northn-ld. SAID dsfr ct on Ire
day of Nov IN Der. sh day Of f-b-u.rs It at
one O'Clock int he afternoon On en- of ssid oa,
10 EPH GOt'Li tc,
WA. X. tEER,
Norihisid Sept sth, A. las EiBr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
ORIENTAL TEA co.

Box 5O51, Boston. Mass.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-As a mat CT of convenience Il
our IstanI customers aTTsnging with Apethe
carries AID other Merchants Il the act
fI distributing goods ther lucaftN at cur
wa rein use prices snd have app iintef 8EDFIELD
CROOKS, special Agents for Montpelier ard vc'n NIFTY
w a sell Teas and ~arrnt Them Ia suit az mones
refunded Give them call al d cir Drug Store arr
give DDS trial. for yourself that they
mean Ali they 1roes>. F42w1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
FERNS TO AGENTS.
CENTS EAOH.
For Club of Thirty, aAd $500,

The sending have their choice OF the fol
lowing articles III commissions 81 yards cofto cloth
Harris Ciutn Parts Pattern splendid Bowie kn Ian
Qii. Silver Spoon Hn'der Pa Lad e-'
qns'Ity C0ih "Outs Print Dress Pattern, Wor-ed
Break shawl White LineA Table Cloth, set Of steel
htaded Knives AID Forks Silver P1ie Forks EN-
bus-ed able Sprsai Elegant Engraved Silver Plated
Gold Lin, Goblet. VinliG and Bow. Fancy Dress Pat
Elegant silk Beaded Psrssu loo picture Morocco,
Photograph Album, + esant ivory HIND ed Spsngen
silk Fan, One dozen large size Linen Towels. Fancy
Balm raj skirt, ad es' Morocco Shopping Bag, Honey
comb Quilt. Ahsmb a AMI, LADIES' Splendid rquare
Wool shawl, LADIES' solid Gold California Di ond
Ring. Gent Plain Engraved Gold Ring tl6 csrefs
ne) Ladies' Solid ack amt Writing Desk, Ladies'
Fancy ri Eek Walnut Work Box. Cottage Clock, one
LADIES' Linen handkerchief. quaity,
One Dozen Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

Corrected
In Albureh. Sept. 81, by Rav-C Wedgevor,h Mr.
DAVID FRENCH of CIarencsville C. E. and Miss
NARY Ann WEDGEWORTH o Aiburyh
In Montgomery, Oct. Is, by Rev. c. Wedgeworth
Edwin FARNSWohTH and SARAH l.. GOOD
-PEED, boIh of Montgomery
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

OBITUARY are panied to notice the
death, at his fathers house in Montpelier, on
the 2Oth inst. of Charles W Randall. aged
about twenty-five years. Young Randall
followed his fathers fortunes in the old %
' rmont was Serg't Maj IT and % Lieutenant
10 the 18th, and LIST Lieutenant in the 18th.
shus growing up. a. It were, in the army
lie was one of the victims of DR. Blackburn
infamous pl Ut to in ect our sold ers. AMI suf
fereI terribly from the worst form of small
pox- It's believed ia his constitution Was
50 mp,ired by the disease that t may really
he call, 4 the cause of his untimely death
Hon L P Poland, by invitation Of the
General Assembly will speak in the Hall OF
the House of Representatives this tWedne--
day. evening. on the political topics Of the
dav
CAarLLA [ Rso, assisted By Ars. D. C. Hall
OF Boston, and Mcssrs p y. Hopkins and
H. J. Proctor Of 81. Adams, will give
grand concert OF vocal and Instrumental
music Tomorrow evening Al Village Hall
The programme, We venture TO saw. IL the
very richest ever presented 10 Montpelier
audience. and the reputation Of all concerned
as a sufficient guaranty that it will be ac-
eeptaby rendered
Tickets may be oosalned a. Eabeock's
Drug Store.
The Rutland Heraja cores pOEdent speaks
as follows Of our Band The music Of the
Montpelier Band, thus far during fhe SEES
zion at sercnades, and on public occasions,
has attracted marked attention. and many
compliments for the high order and excel
lent selections which characterized the music
they have given IL IL by far the best band
in the State, and will undoubtedly continue
20 improve under the instruction and leader
ship of Professor Fales, who i. one of the
best teachers in New England
A brakeman on the VT. Central Il r.,
named Robert johnson of Mortified, caught
his arm between two cars at Essex Junction
Tuesday mornisg, and received severe ioju-
ri1s.
GIVE dropped yesterday into Lhe rooms
&C, upIed by DR. Plumley az Office and con-
sultIng rooms, and were much pleased to OBJ
serve the marks Of his evident prosperity
His numerous per-onal calls, and the extern
sive demands made upon him professionally
10y mail. eyInce the favor with which the Ec-
il; &c school of me iicine il being received by
the public His success in the treatment of
all diseases Of the liver and kidneys. and in
deed Of all chronic affections, is especially
fatrerinZ. Al who call upon him will b.
ere - Inc ct a gentleman, AMI one well posted
81 his proi,ssiOn.- DAILY Journal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
ufher Durant,s Estate.

TATE IF VERMONT. In Pr"ts'e Cou't, hefd
IA.HIsSroS uIs.R SIS. st MN p%li IN hait
I-xIi.t on the d ~ Of Osob n, A. ID Is s
u. GLEASON Ex cutor of tn las' - u ana IS o.
III nent of Lu her Dur s1t, late of Ws"sn'ld, IN
District d. ceased, IS LII aiuip ira Gu Sc
cunt tor IamiL and allowance, and ke sp-
pcsiion de distribution and p.rti ion OF
he estate of sald ssd-
Whertupon, II is ordered by said Court hat sad
ccount and said application REFER 20 ses ion
A. said Court 4 be he d ths Pr bate Once sAtd
dIutp Her the 10th day Of Nov A - 1858 fsr
be ing and d, ci, thereon: And Iis sur'be or
lei ed hat n It hereof given ali pas ms r
ed by publ cation OF the 'hT-s weeks sces-
..yeiy IN the Green AounIsn Freeman, newspaper
uub.sh Montpelier. previous TO sail tim appoius
fer a ing that tn NAV appear a. ss'd tim and
lace, AID how If sny they may have. why said
account .hould all, wed and sue b decree made
By the Court
ys3~3 At,e.--T.R MrRR'LI. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
COOLEY & DAucHY's ADVERTISEMENT

&COO Per Month sure and no money rsaured IN
49, fsu.a,e sell Parent Everlasting Wh're Wire
ChI - inc. Every household should have his 2
,ice " y Trtbunr Address AMERICAN wle r
Co., rs William ST., N. Y, i6 dearborn ST hicseo.
ILL., r&Mi3w4C&D
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
FANCY & TOILET SOAPS.
EAtray sheep.

C.me 10 enclosure the subscriber the lsf
dsy of Ocib sheep ami two lambs. the old sheen
are marked " IN tar on The rid- - J. W. Or " l.. w y
IN. lambs are not marked. Al me wooled sheen The
owner "a qreted prove property pay Ch.rse. and
take them away. M thAflN.
II Id eseI, Oct. u ls6S. r4lM5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
n office.

Tnis sertides that ! have This day gwen my son,
r. Lawrence, hi time dnrIr9 the remainder
% minority and hat 81 all CLAIM 81 hi- wages
nor "a any Dab OF his ting after hi dste.
CHAS. e. LAWRENCE.
Berlin, Oc;. 6 lSes. ssl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

One II thu following articles. - yards -heeting Fiar
Cloth Pan and Vest Pat Pair Hone comb Quilts
Cylind Watch Doup,e Barrel Rife Pistol Fancy Cash
Dress Pattern, 1hihet SHAWL Three Yards Double
width W a'rTpr"t Cioaking -Four Nd. w ol Fruckug,
Set Of Lace Curt in-. ladies' Double Woo Sh WI, silver
Plated Gard Basket, 50 endd Engraved SILVER Plated Ice
Pi Eur we'd - Yer ed Teapot, i0h cfure
key Moro Photograph Album, lsncaste Glu A pac-
Dress PJrern nPr4vej Silver Plated bottled Re
vnlving Castor Pair Gents Calf Roofs splendid Ra
moral SkItt set al Ivory Handled Knives IN - veT
Plated Fork Ro-eVvo0d Frame Bra Alarm Geek, Pair
o All Woo" Rlinkets, -p'endid Be +ded aud Lined Sk
q tlhambra Quilts, Thirty Yards Pdni or MarsaiIles
Quit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
- The TriuuDDh.',

~ GORGE F. FOOT'S New Singing Book, 10 NO,
" ready, $3.50 per dozen. For IS 2 by
G. w. WILDER,
irwin Montpelier, VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
HARRIET REECHER STOWE.

Agents the BEST and sells the quickest Of any
book hev s"l. Nav The time sell NJ. Every
body Il. Agents taking 20 orders week
We nav extra large commissions and grant exclusive
territory. send for circulars giving particulars.
Address HARTFORD PUBLISH; co, HsT RI. CT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

VERMONT BOARD EDUCATION,
Secre airy flee. - Johnsbury, sept 1865.
Te4chers' Inst tar the Counties of Washington,
Caledonia. Essex. Orleans, FIR -nkIin lamOe anu
Grand Is.e. " i'll be held I ]
Al C,rBor Och 81 and 90.
At n.SvItLE tscF. % aud pa
At LUSE>sURG Oct q %.
At EAR1,r, Oct 20 and 81.
At G oFGt., Now mher and T.
NoRIH HEKo. Nov 10 aud IL.
At ST-ws, November II and Is
The In tiiuie~ tive days, com
mencIng O'clock, with lecture TN ih- even
ing preceding each lusue, aud the evening OF tie
r,t each for Inst Itute Certificates
viii ne held during the second day
All flends q Education invited IN attend Town
D ri tendentS requested that teachers -re
fed urged attend. Clergy are respectfully
invited 10 give noItce rom their pnlp"s-
\ E. RANKIN, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

For Club OF One Hundre d, and s1U.OO.
Go Yards Sheetng, Fancy Cashmere Coat. Pants and
Vest Pau-r quality, En- raved silver Plated SIX
Bottled Revo wing Castor, with Cut Glass Bottles, Pan
Splendid Rose Blankets splendid Engrs> ed Silver Tes
set, [ttfee pieces, SuGer Bmv Tea Pot aud Cr-amer
Silver PtaIed Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid No"i Long
Shswl, Twenty five ards Hemp Csrpeling, Sptn i'd
Violin and Bow, EnG Rerase shaw, Sp eHdid Ala
pacca Dress Pattern Silver Hunting Ca-ed Watch Spien
Bible Elegant Steel Eneravings, FAM Record
aud Pnot graph Page, Popn Dress fss'ern- Engraved
Silver Plated Ice Pitcher - endid Beaver Cloak Pattern
ShsTp's X yovsr. Splendid Accortecn, NI>ic Box, One
Pair Fine Damssk Table Covers with One Dozen DIHnei
\ pkius match.
COMMISSIONS PROPORTION.
Agents viii please take notice of this. Do send
names bnt number clubs rOr1 ards. Make
your Ietters short and PLAN rs possible.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

DUCK GLOVES and MiTTFNS.-The celebrated
Is Draper Glove. lined and underiIed also cheaper
xIud of goo ds just received al ,,,,
a., 1899
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EURNISHING GOODS, shirts. Collars, Suspenders
Gloves Umbrellas ali kinds of Hosierv, Bosoms
Neck.7ies erch cts, Black and FaHev KID Gov~t
all styles. FREN'h :.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

TAMES G FRENCH has turned from Market witt
j all he ne sIyes Of HATS and CAPS for old men.
young men, all the boys
/ MontpeIiea, Oct. |, 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
% BE sure and send Money by H. gist.red
Letter. when pos lb,e. Ia same Instances Country
Psimasters have refused forward letters snppo-
tiaf business under the against Llier
les, Gin Enterprises, &C. although II has been and
decla lawful hy authorities TIL action
instgatea by the jesjun>y Country Merchants In
PosfmaA Should decline ard let
ter- nd by Express
We cannot Be Responsible for lost, unless some
precautions taken ensure safety.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

stripes on its hack, which on common chir-
hunks are white, brown and black, on this
are white and yellowish white. Its eyes are
as red as blood
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

T ADIEs' FURS, all kinds, sreh as SABLE WINK
Fitch and Sqnirr ell Goods on hand and viii he SOLO
- the lowest n-,ces JAMES G. FRENCH.
Ninntne Ter Oct ]. lsos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

TNDER-suiRTsa and DRAWERS in u great variety
u White, Mixed, Grey, and ali TIE Fancy Color
'''''''' '"'' 'A' FRENCH's CLOLHING HOUSE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28

COON and BUFFALO COATS just received a.
I lin W, mi of a nice Con Coat call on JAS. Ii
FTENCH end you VIII find better article than is sold
IN MnutpelieF.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-30
Chscr7ssSsess 1s Howe.

In happy home there will be no fault
finding, overbearlng splrit-there will be
no peevishness nor fretftilness. Unkind-
ness will not dwell In the heart or be
found OH the tongue. 0 the tears, the
sighs, the wasting of life. and health, and
strength, and tlme-0f all that Is most to
be desired In happy home, occasloned
merely by unkind words! The celebra-
ted Mr.. Wesley remarks to this effect,
namely, that fretting and scoldlng seem
like tearing the flesh from the bones, and
that we have no more right to be guilty Of
this sin, than we have to curse, and swear,
aud steal.
Ina perfectly happy home all selfshncss
will be removed. Even rs "Christ
pleased not hluself," so the members Of q
happy home will not seek first to please
themselves, but will seek to please each
other.
Cheerfnlness Is another ingredient In q
happy home. How much does sweet
smile, emanating from heart fraught
with love and kindness, contribute to rem
der u home happy. How attracting, how
soothing Is that sweet cheerfulness that Is
borne OH the countenance Of a wife and
mother? How do the parent and child,
the brother aud sister, the mistress and
the servant, dwell with delight on those
cheerful looks, those confdlng smiles
that beam from the eye, and burst from
the lnmost soul Of those who are near and
dear! How 1t hastens the return of the
father, lightens the cares Of the mother,
renders It more easy for youth to resist
temptation! and, drawn by the cords of
affection, how II induces them with low
Ing hearts. to return to the parental roof!
0 that parents would lay this subject to
heart-that by untlring effort they would
render home more happy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-30
Savs tho Dead Leaves.

If every hoiticuliurist and farmer would
think Tor moment on tho nature Of fallen
leaves-which contain not only the vegcta
bio matter, bot tho esrtI,y salis, lime, pot.
ush, etc., needed for tho next seasons
growth and fertility, and that,too, exactly In
the proportion required by tho very tree and
plant from which they fall nay, moro, if
They would consider that ]! 10 exactly In this
way, by the decomposition OF these very
fallen leaves, that naturo enriches the soil.
year after year, in her great forests, il
would hardly be possible for such reflect.
Ing horiculturist or farmer to allow these
leaves 10 bo swept away by every wind that
blows, and finally lost altogether. Nor
would no give then away, a. many now do.
lio would rather collect, from week TO
week, the leaves that fall under each tree,
and by digging them under tho soil about
the roots, where they will decay, provide In
the cheapest manner the best possible food
for that lrce. lf this plan should be tr,od
we should not see old orchards dying out
for want Of nourishment but they would,
10 this simple manner, receive all tho enrich.
Ing they required. Pear trees, and doubt.
less the peach, would be greatly benefited
ny 'hls procedure.
In certain vineyards in France and Italy,
the vines are kept In the highest condition
by simply burying ai their roots every leaf
and branch that 10 pruned of, or falls from
the vines at the close OF tho sessoni
IL Is well known fact that no manure
Is more cngerIy sought Tor by the florist than
leaf manure. II enters largely into tho coin.
post prepared for pouing. Leaves, collect.
cd and mixed with bumyard manure. great.
ly enhance its value. Therefore gather up
the leaves that nollling be lost.