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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
Centennial Relics.

Gen. Stephen Thomas has some interest,"
me historical relics, a copy of one of
which we give in full; it will be seen that
it bears date just one hundred years AGO
to-day.
The Congress of the Colony of the Mas.
, sachusetts- Bay.
70 Reuben Dickinson Gentleman-Greet-
ing.
We. reposing especial Trust and Conf
dence IN your Courage and good Conduct,
Do. by these Presents, constitute and ap-
point you the said Reuben Dickinson to be
Captain of the Foot Company in the Regi-
ment of Foot whereof Benja Ruggles
Woodbridge Esp is Colonel raised by the
Congress aforesaid. for the Defence of
said Colony.
You are therefore, carefully and iiligent-
" to discharge the Duty of Captain in
leading, ordering, and exercising the said
Company in Arms, both inferior Officers
and Soldiers, and to keep them in good Or
der and Discipline; and they are hereby
commanded to obey YOU as their Captain.
and yon are yourself to observe and follow
such Orders and Instructions rs YOU shall,
from lime to Time, receive from the Gen
80 ''iiNt CoililIItlititI III Sulti Ol Tie
Forces raised in the Colony aforesaid. for
the Defence of the Same, or any other
your superior Officers, according to mill
tarv Rules and Discipline in War, in Pur-
,uance of the Trust reposed in you
By OrIer Of the C0qgrcss,
Jos WARREN President p. L.
Dated, the 10Th of May A, ID. 1775.
sun Freeman Secretary p. L.
The above commission, it will be motto
Ell, bears the signature of Joseph Warren,
written less than II month before his death
at Bunker Hill. General Thomas has in
his possession other commissions from the
Massachusetts Council, and from the Con-
tlnental Congress belriny the bold sigma
tire of John Ilncock Among these Gu
rious relies, which we are glad to know
Gcn. Thomas contemplatcs depositing in
the Library of the Vermont Historical So
cietv, is the following quaint orler which
shows that spelling was not always more
correct Il hundred wears ago than now:
Camp Cambridge Sept 10th l775.
70 the Officer of the Main Gaurd Please
| to keep Jonathn Sharp till further Orders
Or Hublng his mess mats of all his car.
riE'- and for Citing in Liquor on the Sab
9TH Day. Benin Pattce Levitt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

Letters IEcaiiei fer at Montpelier Post Office
May Eth. 1873.
above date ' a4'c 'i'
LADIE'-Miss Anna Blrnha'n. Mr. sarah I;il'lln
Mrs albert House, Mrs. Betsey (. Powers Mrs Han
nah Randall.
GENrLETEN.-ii. NJ Brewer. Geo Billion + r. CIR
tiss. stephen Glenn Isll. Davis y r Ci,oiwin o
Ltchheld. Darrity MoEgeau. l.. p MAYNARD W "
swain, VIM Sweet, Joseph b. Stiles. Z c. Vale
LtbIES.-Miss Nancy Biird Mrs Amelia Dru.-- NJ.
T. Folsom, Mrs Cprnelia GIptil, Mrs Lena lowe
GENTLEMEN W, Bartlett VI. 7. Curtis Milo,
= Hardy, A. II. Houghton, Philip Iosere
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
Ghe freeman
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1875

W.. desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
v,fu,lIe for its news from all parts of Vernon
and our friends in different parts of the State, es.
nnritIIv in Washington, Orange and Lamoie Coun-
liz VIII confer great favor upon us and our
readers by sending Us local intelligence Give us
t.,,.f- and we viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

Several desirable building on Berlin street can
now be purchased at fair price by persons wishing
ould on the Berlin side of the long paw DAY
will be given il desired, to those who build
good dwelling houses any of sad lots tie coming
season. The location Is in near PROXIMITY to Montrs
er village in healthy and desirable neigh
The terms are exec DINGHY low for the PRIVILEGES a
norded No one not wishing to build by himself or l. 6
friend need apply for prices or further inform alton
xsnpsliar January 49, 1871
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
OF The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

IL N9nnolttr, IN tie suite Of Vermont, at
tie close q bllsIlt>s, Nay 1St, ls1j.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts So 23o 81
DNtTtlrAttS ~ II
B'tIIl- l. secure c4rc lldtiui, \
tu,-r b ,IItiS. In
bu" from approved k">.rN" Agents, 49, i
IT IN other Nat maj B.I4As, 5.345 s.
furniture ami INJURIES, 4.ii2 -
turr-It INPru-c> LIS =
ne. e. ami other ash items. ti- IL
B. lis Il otter NItl 1!lal banks. 500 t.
fri'-tIrrI.! currency .Inr..II : IL k-ls D.
l.,.-.tl- Fender Notes. 3ru O.
Nd .tuItl3u Fuui with L ). Treasurer five
Irr ,-rn'. II rlr.Illtp'u. lIa51 O
lvr cent re-le:ai. ton !u2d, loo W
sos. b.
capital STOCK I'all in, $50 oo
~urTl Fund.
tDtnrr uni.Nli 4 profits.
National Bank 'tv, utSta, linz 2l3.uu %
pI.lia liS UNPAID. los Oh
Time rrct4a A.r- y i '.,u-It, $1,000
S643 e05 q
STATE OF VERMONT.
'-I!rr @, tn, lto,c named bank i, ,tinniv swear
nat tn above statement i trdc t tA- b.s of my
wlri-e and belief
!. c. Hot'GHrDN. JR. Cashier
I''- rib .4il 5" RI! u 10: re me. this 1871; day Of
May, ISIS.
Correct Attest:
J. + THURSTON.,
j W ELLIS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
d E A L II S,

In Berlin. May FL Mr., WENTWORTH BEAN, aged
g years and months A pensiOucr OF lsl2
In Johnson, Feb. 2.th. HERMAN HARTLEY ouI,
'hild of Rev and Mrs J. Wallace, a-eti year
Only day and yet how long the story,
Only a dream. and vet return 1t VIII:
Only IA curl from ont the auburn glory
That crowned his golden head, now lyin-- still
Only little life and yet it led to Heaven.
The home that larger win
He had no wanderlugs To be forgiven.
Before the golden door could let HIM in"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

Go to the Union House, Montpelier Yer.
mont. All quiet, neat, and clean.
FM17m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
Village Meeting,

NIhoc Hall was filled thoroughly last
evening. on the occasion of the meeting to
establish fire limits and to consider the
wa,cr-works question. The warning was
r,.1J bv the clerk, j. T. Sabin, and j. L
Thur-ton was elected moderator.
Con. J. $ Peck. for the bailitfs, in ans
,y,r to Il question put by Mr.. Walton. said
tie bailif1, had not prcpared.any bylaw to
establish fire limits, not considering it was
their province to lay out laws for the meet
iug to enact.
Hon G. II. Heath moved the adoption
Of a BYLAW, which as afterwards amended
on motion of Col. \. G. Brown, forbid>
th. erection of buildings with wooden out
side walls and roofs on Main Street from
: .hool street to the Arch bridge, on Rail
road Avenue. On State Street east Of that
avenue. and on the east side of Elm Street,
from the Post Office Block ito the Union
House bridge.
These limits run eight rods from the
center Of each street and include besides,
al the land bounded by Main Street on
the east. Winouski River on the south.
Railroad Avenue on the West and State
Street on the north.
Nh Durant spoke at great length
against the propose! bylaw, insisting that
the village had no power to pass and en-
force any such I'll e.
Mr.. Heath maintained that the Nillag,
Charter gave power to this thing, and nj
ter Il long dis us>ion, participated in by
several gentlemen, the by law, It's amend
ell. WAS adopted. There appears to be Il
decided difference of opinion among law
VIZ, a. to whether it can be enforced OF
no..
The Berlin Pond water question thcr
,-lmc up on a motion offered by j. NJ Pc
land. that looked toward eiecting Il boar
Of water commissioners and giving them
authority to 90 on and construct the " B'r-
Hin Water Works." This motion WAS llic
on The table. and on the question of ap
pointing 4 committee, quite a long discus
SIN took place. Mr. Wells f;tvoring til,
rltn and Mr.. j. \. Page opposing any
p,-tponcmcnt, and insisting that tie quc>
TN he now disposed Of. Mr. Page tn ugh
water for fire purposes could he easily oh
tliuel by means of force pumps At the
several dams. He said Mr.. Bailey otfereo
every facility at his mills for placing :;
pump and would furnish the power to run
il. an claimed that others would do tie
~tnc thing. He opposed getting further
in debt and objected to cel-pond water any
way. The meeting dismissed the article
q. the warnin. which WAS under consiI-
erati, N, and thercupon adjourned withou
taking any action. There ought. at least
tohave been some notice taken of the OF
fer to cooperate with the village in puttin-
in force pumps, but we presume this vii
all be better considered at 4 future meeting
when the vo.ers haven't been talked on
Of patience.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
DOWLAND TAYLOR'S WILL.

STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Washington. S.
In Probate Court, held at Washington, within and
sad District, on the llth day of May, A u ls5
IN instrument pIrpnrting 10 be the last Will and tes
lament of Rowland Taylor. late of MOretOwn in said
drtrct, deceased, beng presented to the Court by
Homer ii u. pa for Probate: Ii IL ordered by SAID
curt that all Persons concerned therein be notified
to appear session Of said Court. t. be held at the
;'rO.ate Office III Montpelier the sth day of June,
A. D. 1.75 and show cause, If any they may have.
the probate Of said will for which purpose II is
further ordered that copy of the record Of this
der be Published three weeks successfully in the
Green buntain Freeman. printed at Montpelier.
pre- vi to said tim@ appointed for hearing
By the Court.-Attesr,
Yl-w3. y A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
l. sfPLOE VI + y /.

want | a--erts canvass for the tONFlE II
HEEHAIISr. and THF GKoWING WORLD Viii CIV
such terms and furnish such advertising ia'lliti'
that ~ man MAKE, les than 500 or month al
all -Nveu~es matter Whether lr ever 'llNa>s,i h.
fore ur not Address Ibr . PHIIP~ BROWN. " :
Grand street Jersey CITY. Y j and tul Particular
VII tl. sent l.N rttLrIl llLalI. INV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

That Enemy of Mankind, Cons umplIOn can be
cured. but II i tar better 10 prevent the cruel dis
from fastening itself upon The system, by timely
us, OF remedy like Dr. WiS'er'S Bdi>afa Of TiLl
Cherry. - etc and 81 bottle, large bottles uch
the Cheaper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
NJ A r r | A G. E S !.

IN Barre Nay sth at the n F. Parsonage by Rev
FLORA G. BENTON. both of Mar shield
In st Adams, May Il, by Rev. A. l.. Coopcr Mr.
JOSEPH A; SIOOR. of RiptOn, and Mrs CHAKLOTTE
S1 MINIS, of st. Adams
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

&c ,NOMICAL NEW foDD.-25 cents will buy a
package of sea Moss Farine, made from pure Irish
Moss, which Will make fifty kinds of dishes. such
"a cakes, PIES, buildings, etc, or l6 quarts of
tarls jcllIes, creams, Charlotte Russo blanc NANCE
etc. sold hy all druggists aud Groccrs. FMi1vl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
nRURYR. MONTGOMERY'S ESTATE

STATE OF ERNONT. District Of Washington. s.
In Probate Court. held at ntpel ler. III and for
g. District on the ID day IF AIrll. \ - 50
Minerva MontE amery adnlinis'ratrx Of the estate II
Drurl r. Mont late of buNhllrN. III sand DIS
trlct deceased makes aprli'atl II T. SAID Court IL
writing for license sell all of the real estate said
deceased II vii: the II me farm Of sad De eisei. 81
and forty acres. exert the a lint Including the
homestead and sion OF the wer. representing
that the a Part thereof l. necessary for the
u.ut Of the debts If "a 4 deceased. anle Ielses Of al
rr,i1lISraior IT estate ard that such
to those Interested ia the
naIrtcr aud that the ale ut the II ,ne-tead would BE-
/ euctcIal to tiI. widow al Il minor herr
Wh-reuron. = oraered by said urt that said al
he ferrcti thereof. t. lie held
th. Probate said NrntIcer the LIST day
juno. \ u Isl. FIR hearing and decision thereon
and II is further ord red that all I'crs Interested b.
notified hereof. hy puhllcatlon of notice Of sald
a,,p. and order thereon. three weeks
\ in the Mountain Freeman. newspaper pub
s!lc,i ielier. and viii "rra' III the neigh
those Interested. before said time If hear
l- thar They may aII said time and place, and
II t!lcy cau->. object thereto
By the Court Att =.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
TNITED STATES MAIi.


FnSr OFFICE DEr ARrMF>T..
WASHINGTON. Mar,i 5Ist H.,
pEOPOS Ms will be received Al the Contract Ofrt
OF tins peuartulart until clock T. NJ. NaN :.i-
Isl to decided 10y the t;h Of June for
the mails Of t. rltci States July lst. 10.
J M. "a l- on th. follow the Stat
Vermont and by the sch, ule iartUrt> and
walls herein .eCltiei. VIZ:
81 From East Cnrlnth T" To'sha,l. miles aud
4 three times a week Leave EaS CorlI:h Nrrdah
Wednesday ana FRIDAY at + VI trriyr at 7 lslan
hy6 NJ: Leave Torsharn Tuesday. Thursday and
SATURDAY at 20 A. NJ Il ma required It'll ind. S2Ot
For laws relating t" the J. sta s.rNlr forms u lr'
rosal bore Al i cerlf'a-" and Tor lIlstrHfl"1s and
ions h. embraced IN the contract. adVcr
tis,luent Of this date amrf ma I" tre found a.
terrnlui each route or 10y addressing the Second
Assistant Postmaster Iloral
Bll- should he sent III sealed "nV pcs SUPER
Mail PROPOSALS state OF Neru nj. and addressed Z
the Second Assistant T. >rastcr General, Washington
II a. Fl5wo
- - L IIlNL.I L ...r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
VIEWS II VIZ II III.ITf-N, 2 Il'Ikt
TOU\ TWADDLES ESTATE.

The UNDERSIGNED. having been appointed by the Hon
oh Probate. Court fpr the District Of Nashlii gton
Conlnissi, .rerS, t. receive. eNanln" and adjust al
Ial.s and lnauis of all persons against the ate oi
J0hu Twaddle late Of FaNston. III sand District. de
ceased and all claims exhibited IL Offset thereto
ba-l,y give notice that will meet for the purposes
ifcresail at the dwelling house II James Balrd 5tl
III FAystnn on the 2d FRIDAY OF June aud 20 Friday 4
O,tolrr o'clock. A NJ. until p'rlOck
NJ each If SAID days and that riths from the
LIST daY MAY. A D. l-45. Is the time limited 10y
said Court said ere iitors present their claims
ms for examination and allowance
Dated at Fayston. tins LIST day Of May. A. d 1875.
80, WILLARD y PORTER. Commit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
II O Il 5 \ l. +

The undersigned Will sell his residence situated il
Barre, about . # mile fr the village. consisting o.
~ acres If excellent land with Il suit Of buildings
ali il, good repair terms easy and price reasonable
Also 70 acres Of pasture and Wood Land
r HARVEY TILITN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

g. \. R.-Po~t Brooks has u meeting at
the hall in LaEgIon 5 Block to morrow,
Thursday evening. Before the mectine
of the Post, those who have joined tho
company of veterans will meet in til,
same hall to elect officers for the new com
panv. and the attendance of all who hav,
oincd or intend to Join the organization i
requested.
Mr. Glazier will preach Il sermon at :
=. NJ, next sunday, especially rellting to
the exercises of Memorial Day
The programme for the observance o
Memorial Day Will be printed next week
A CREDIT To TIE CArIrAL.-Geo. p
Fo~.ct, ESP. the popular host of the
Union House" has purchased one of thu
finest hacks ever run to and from our de
pot. and hol l. himself in re ldinr>, to IN
sw,r all calls to take persons and partlr'
aboIt thr village for pleasure or business
riIinr. See his card in our advertising
column, for particulars AMI prices TIN
j, an enterprise much needed in the village
AMI We are pleased t,lat 20 Wlde-aWake ;
Inln Il, Mr.. F,Stcr has gone into it. /
viii pay AMI he an accommodation 10 ever.
BODY. rs the hack Will run to the depot| o.
the arrival and departure of any train
Orders mlr be lief, at Wilson's Drug Store
qttho office Of the Union House. or civer
direct to the driver.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOX oALE'-
Those wishing to purchase Il line resl'ienc
on on" CT I'll" most desirable streets II
Montpelier, shpHii read the advertisement
Of Mr.. Blanchard, in another column
The house is in tipfop condition, AMI viii
bear the closest Inspection II amy bod
y -itIi-h ALE -''eo' W. SCI l''ii'''
the rs man IN 'hr burnt 'efIHofE' ellll'
oil Il' ilTN' OF l'ol 'lFe' 10 h''e hi9 p"'i''i'':
up, to.eF' i''h he'rIV r'tiy Ior occuP III
cE- ''e'r@e pushes 'hlE9> when he zoe
al lH'n' ana aI-h""9h HIS structure - q
grows 10 i nee prlcA front With lhls rs
rear building IN which to make llvel y tn
ftt'I' OF TN pans ana th3 NOISE anu cl''t'e
81 l!ie lIAii III shears anu ii'iii i'ei'
Nrw I1yrry.-Mcssrs. Younc K Ord
,...,,. ,,,,4 of tbn s+o,.l.
IA. oil pi,-iI;o, s,.l,. ,,l ra,,oraJ III
S,m. +, the American House stable. VII
tLoaIIitions mad, to the livery they in
tend to rive satisfaction in every depart
mant-l;vorv conI and hackinr Th
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
WHEELER AND WILSON'S
\ F. w y O.
MACHINE.

rpwfr tn. first time introduced tie public r4,l~
IL excellence WIKI their fam us Machine, II has
some II licatIolls adlI m special classes !
Tie Viii find well suited T. his work
~. t. leather wark might be lIelcrlY termed
The the I4Iilr- Machine.
SD !. L '.r.lI II ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

IL ~ '-I-tt ~ isA i-r- .sit ali -alH tn love
ia an = - 80 al sr~ e - IL sanity
ii- ef en- nal al e>es- ice
q i---i--i --'-.f III --l..v EglI-
III ''--'' IT, l'r'.t- H-:t- : i.t;--- h,idiI kI.lt
INIT x A,i.c. u t.- L Address j MILAN 4 C..
.i'S l--.-- fMltW4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
VILLAGE HALL. MONTPELIER


PEITTIEST ND MOST Ff>IION4BLE.
Nothing like them ever presented lief 70 - cards
neatly r;llt,i them. post
receipt IT - c'ut1- A4ige->. : >li AK. Ncl4,lI
Norfolk CotIIItN. Mass.
Agents i4vr been ranvassiu tar COMMON Visit
Is VII Do lott tle.,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

Reuben L. Wright Of Cornwall. while drawing
load Of hay from a barn belonging to Nr. Edward
S. Dana. accidentally fell from the top of the load
to the ground, causing a severe injury to his
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-19

CasfOria Is more than substitute Castor Oil II
is the only article in existence which certain
lssimate the food regulate the bowels. cure wind
ole, and produce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals. morphine alcohol and pleasant to take
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-09-29
Cheating an Innocent Old Man.
Vieksburg Herald.

One day last month when trade was
dull. a Vicksburg grocery clerk. procured
a piece of sole-leather, from a shoema-
ker. painted it black, and laid it back for
further use Within a few days an old
chap from back in the country come in
and enquired for a plug OF chewing to-
bacco. The piece of sole leather was tied
up. paid for, and the purchaser started
for home At the end Of the sixth day he
returned. looking downcsst and detected,
and walking into the store he inquired Of
the clerk:
Member that terbacker got here the
other day?"
Eyes"
well, was that a new brandT'
"No-eame old brand"
Regular plug terbacker, was III"
Eyes"
well, then, it's me; it's right here IN
my jaws" sadly replied the man, 81
knowed l was gettin purity old. but / was
allus handy on bitten plug. l never seen a
plug slore this that couldn't tear to pieces
at one chaw. sot my teeth on to this
one, and bit and pulled and twistel like
dog at a root, aud I've kept bitten and
pullen for six days, and thar she am now,
the came az the day you cold her to me.
Seemed to be good plug" remarked the
clerk as he smelled the counterfeit
shes all right; it's me that's failingl''
exclaimed the old man. Put me Out
some ine-cut, and I'll go home and deed
the farm to the boys, and git ready fol
the gravel
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-09-29
The Man with the Exterminntor.

The Detroit Free Press, has this good
one: He smiled blandly as he halted for
a moment in front Of the City Hall. He
looked like a man who could palm off
almost anything on the public at 100 per
cent. profit and yet leave each customer
in grateful mood. He had tin trunk
in his hand, and as he sailed down Lsfay-
cite avenue the boys wondered whether
the trunk contained tax receipts or hors e
liniment. The stranger halted in front
Of a residence, his smile deepened, and
he mounted the steps and pulled the bell.
as the lady at home?" he inquired of
the girl who answered the bell.
The girl thought he was the census
talSer, and she seated him in the parlor
and called the lady of the house. When
the lady entered the stranger rose bowed
and said:
MADAM have just arrived in this
town after a tour extending clear down
10 Florida. and wherever ! went l was
received with glad welcome"
did you wish to see my husband?'
she asked as he opened the tin trunk.
"No, madam; deal directly with the
lady of the house in all cases. A woman
will appreciate the virtues of my exter-
minator and purchase bottle where a
man would order me of the steps with
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-09-29
Capital.

Some men accumulate by loaning mon.
ey on bond and mortgage. They care
not and will not invest dollar in private
or public enterprise. Bond and mortgage
will give them a certain return for their
money, notwithstanding the vicissitude of
trade, the droutht Of summer, and the
pinchings of winter. The farmer, the
mechanic, and all who have substantial
property to pledge at about one half its
worth must pay them tribute. They run
no risk, and do nothing towards giving
employment to labor. or aiding those who
depend upon labor for subsistence. There
are many towns. for their prosperity, who
have quite too many who would wiring
their victims to penury for the u.e Of
their money. In town not many miles
from my own, are several business men
who, apparently, never learned the secret
of making money through the instrument
tally Of bonds and mortgages. Industry
and good management gave them capital.
That capital was invested in business,
and that business gave employment to
hundreds whose only support was labor
Not many years ago, an Irishman started,
in the town Of Undertook, a small iron
foundry. He made money As he accu-
INFLATED, he extended business, and now
he is engaged, not only in the foundry
business, but has large investments in
cotton manufacturing and mercantile pur
suits. He is emphatically a useful man,
for his means benefit all around him.
Though he makes money, commands and
has it on hand, he knows nothing about
loaning it upon bond and mortgage He
uses it in business pursuits-builds facto-
ries, houses, and opens stores One such
ran is worth dozen of your money!
lending sharks in any community. The
farmer and the mechanic are not vassals
to him for the use Of his mOnsg. because
he uses it himself He runs the risk OF
high and low prices. The employment
Of his capital feeds a large number of
men, women and children, and at the
same time adds much to the prosperity
and wealth Of every place in which hi,
investments are made Exchange.
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sensible Young Ladies'.

All girls who would be happy wives
and beloved and respected mothers, be
real, be earnest in everything; let your
principles be true. tolerate no sham. and
the superstructure ron shall build there
on shall be animate with your spirit,
when you have laid down this life and
taken up renewed existence in another
world In marriage who would not
rather take to his heart a reasoning.
thinking spirit, tolerating no selfinAu-
ence but that Of uprightness, having re-
liant faith, loving sympathy, and active
usefulness. as the only weapons for the
daily warfare Of crosses, perplexiiies
and endurances, rather than fiippant,
idle, ignorant girl, who. sooner than to
help her mother to tighten her burden
OF care and anxiety. is just the make
weight to pull her to the earth, and to
keep her there; for the mother silently
thinks, who will marry herr