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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-09-25


q consumption, or troubled with cough cold night
weats asthma pain in the side and chest difficulty Of
breathing, tghtness and the chest bron
chits liver complaints, and all affections Of the pumon%
airy organs
The following needs no comments
GREENFIELD Saratoga Co 1nty, ~ Y.
Mr. G. J. Rooseve-Dear Sir,-Tho oV e Of life urg-
to make this effort to obtain of yo medicine,
as believe it will cure will give statemeht Of
my About 4 or months ago was TAXI with a
bad cold, and very hoarse, in consequence workAg
in water while building mill, being hanic, and
was under the Doctors about weeks, got able
10 walk about, and tried to do little work. Lch brO't
on slight bleeding of the lungs / returne home dis
pred and sick. The next day while sitting the FIRE,
blood vessel bur in my lungs, and ced bleed
ing very fast The doctor happened be r. and did
everything in his power TO stop the bleeding, nd finally
succeeded, after losing quart from my lungs and
more from my arm This lasted but few y ours; my
lungs were spasmodc the doctor could control emy
and for days and nights continued to bleed until there
was no blood to run when It ceased it left weak
could scarcely breathe stir. lay for long time in
one position, until my lungs healed and cyan gain
little strength But about 4 weeks ago, elapse came
on and bed again the lungs, and contin led to cough
and raise large quantities of bloody matter Try day. and
was rapidly sinking to the grave My friend and neigh
borS gave up and told me must die. y physician
could give me no encouragement except tn at the lungs
were not yet liberated, and all hopes of overy gone,
until one of your pamphlets given me escrbing Dr.
Larbor's Extract of LuHgwor My neighb obtained
bottle for me, last resort, but with very little hopes
ofits doing any good | have taken it about u
week, and strange say, from the first dose took began
to mel d-and my health is better every way. My night
sweas have nearly ceased my strength impro yes, my rail-
sings are less, and hope is again revived; but my med-
cine is almost gone, and wish you send bottles
Immediately, and it, recover. will do all il my power
to spread the news that CONSUMPTION can be Gu red.
remain yours, &C., CD. MEDI Jerry.
We do not ask people use DR.. Larbors Extract Of
Lungwor unless they convinced from the proof offer
ed them that a be effected in all flung and
liver complaint, provided the diseases st human
aid, For further proof medical books in ha nd of the
agents. containing certificates etc All persons desiring
the agency of this medicine will please apply t' the pro-
prietor, C.. J. ROOSEVELT, 81 10, State st. bany.
AGENTs-S. P REDFIELD Montpelier; Richardson,
Skinner and Co., Watsfed B Goss, Wat srbury; q.
B. Pierce and Co.. Norhfed A. V. Shipey, 1toretown.
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FALES, Cafhnrfic LOZNNasES.

THOUGH Vegetable substances,
palateae and pleasing any other confectionery
pound This preparation decidedly the best among all prepara
tons for while its operations are as sure as Salts Castor OIL Cal
age all in being pleasant to eat while other atharc med
cincs generally dageabe to take Price cts per box, with
f dir cons, and may be found at the Depository No. 9j Com
R1Cal str.et
FALES' WORM LOZENGES,
Are SAT and most remedy for worms Children love them
They act Ikea camn renovatng the symptoms such as starting
Sleep grating the teeth lenes about t9e m9q9 and o5F o
sls and general ycrish habits fla child l into quiet Sleep
the Supplied and expelled and the child far as heard
from, in every instance has bsfn cured.
Price % cts per box with m directions, sold at No 96 CONNER
cial street.
FALES COUGH LOZENGES,
Are beneficial in all colds and coughs whoopng cough
inflammation of the throat and lungs in the Group hives aud moc
certain satisfactory than the celebrated Hive Syrup The most
happy effect obtained in few moments the symptoms disappear
and the disease broken mp by themagca effect OF these o2enge
Fun directions accompanying eack box and found mt Depository
No 0j Commercial street.
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZENGES,
Are af and agreeable remedy for dysnry drhea and bowel
complaints children Parcuaracnon must be paid the d
roCions on each box
FALES' CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
Are beneficial in all and sick headache and where here
such measles small pox, rna epilepsy, melancholy hstera
St Vs dance and all of and oppression of the vi
tai powers, and may TAX with safety by and children
in all conditions. Fun directions accompany eathbuM
FALES' CYPIAN HAIR TONIC,
Ia eztn.y y known and justly cebmtd that further
comment on viii nses we can say however that among the
ny thousands WIN have purchased thh tonic in this and her
cuontrcs none have returned with complaints lille thousands of
individuals hly expressed their apob9ton wonder and admra-
tn on bluing is effects lsW but only can BE- had at No
81 Commercial strsst.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawing and antics Of those destructive creatures be hush
ed frcyer your houses and you will procure Ct the
genuine madagascar Rat E&t nnat u.nFaccordng drec-
ton You cnnno depend upn unless obtandatJ Fdl1s', No.
IS Commercial st., Boston, Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give ,sabl coorto t grey red with
ont collring thu skin. JOSEPH J. FAI.ES,
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JOHN p. HALE,

YASLzIONABLlA WAIMODo
SOUTH East corner of Branch Bridge, state-street,
~ Montpelier
NIB Particular attention paid to Cutting for others
make
Oct. 8. 1874. Al
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1OO.OOO PersOms

Have visitel the splendid edifce GID va EzA
e EE "a e. 5A9 since its erection; and that
$50 900 have been clothed at this popular Tai
loring Establishment,
81, 81, So and SO finn Street, Boston,
under the direction of George w. simmons.
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Read and Ponder!

SEE WHAT A REFORMATION!
FBNIlE following is sketch of few ofthe many thou
q sand articles that may be found at this great place
of resort. Thousands of individuals testify to the ben
eft derived from purchasing clothing al OAK HALL.
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN,

is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In Lyman's Building, Main st.,
MONTPELIER, VI.
TERMs-$l, 80 in advance, Or re, 90 after the ex-
piration of three months from the time of subscri-
bling.
E-Js Transportation of papers will in no case
be paid by the publishers, without special agree-
ment tc the contrary.
u5- Advertisements inserted at the usual rates
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-09-25

I'VE above may be had at S. p REDFIELD's Drug
/ Store, one bottle of which will cure any Cough.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-09-25

d OMAN EYE BALSAM, for sale at the Drug Store Of
N S. X. COLLINS.
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T should be resored by all who pr edsposed 10
Z consumption, or troubled with cough cold, night
weats asthma pain in the side and chest, difficulty Of
breathing tghtness and the Chest bron
chts liver complaints, and all aTecOnsOf the pumOn~
oroans
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04
IutcrCsiing 10 LAWYERS.

The Richmond Enquirer has an odd cores,
pendent. II says:
"Saian" 10 IA Lawyer" &c, ia received, and
will appear.
We have more than ordinary curiosity to see
this communication. 1t is likely the individual
who is addressed from SO distinguished quarter
has clicked in tho traces" and il so he may ox.
Pcct rakingi for, being about the first of his
tribe to offend in this particular, His Sulphuric
Majesy doubtless secs the importance Of making
an example Of HIM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

We have seen good deal Of Animal Magnet
ism, and are prepared to believe more in reference
to it than many Of our ncighb1rs but when il
is attempted to be administered in po,ions like
those in the statement which follows, VIC confess
our constitution is entirely too weak to gulp it.
Gibson Smith, pastor Of the first uuiversalisl
society in Poughkccpsie, 10 letter to the Now
York Tribune, speaks Of elaisoy ant in that place
whose wonderful powers may well asionish any
one. lie is young man Of IL, Is uneducated,
and lives at and is generally known in and about
Poughkccpsie. When in the clairvoyanl state
he is complete master Of the general sciences.
such as physiology, pathology, anatomy, as,rnno-
my, &c, AID distinctly points out their funda-
mental truths, and exposes their incidental errors
and he has already explained many phenomena
in nature which the learned have been unable to
laihom, such, for instance, as the cause Of tho va
ration Of the magnetic needle.
Ofla,c (whilc in The clarvoynnt state Of course
he has given four lectures On Animal Magnetism,
accounting for its strange phenomena on a lheo-
~ entirely new and beautiful beyond description.
lie shows in clear. and lucid name, that Mes.
mcrsm is science, founded on palurn princi-
plies, aud reverscs all former theories that have
becnput forth on the subject. lie has, also, with
in the last twelve months, examined and pre-
scribed for upwards of one hundred persons, and
has restored them 10 health.
But tho most remarkable part is to come. Mr..
Smith says, "Thc young man has often as,onish.
ed and confounded mo by revealing to me my
own thoughts when have been sitting beside
him, in the trance state. And he has frequently
done the same with others, in the presence Of ma
ny witnesses"
This is probably nbout as much MS our readers
can stand at once. The young gentleman is still
engugcd in delivering lectures, aud in due time
il is promised, they will be given TO the public
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Fron, Washington.

The senate adjourned on the goth. No APP
poinimcn,s have yet been made, except 10 Gil VA
cancies. II is generally understood that the pre-
sident intends To make removals, hut he will take
his time 10 it, Among the appointments that
were confirmed by the senate, we notice that Of
Alexander II. Everett, brother Of the minister
to England, as commissioner to China.
Presiden, Folks brother, as charge to Naples.
Gen. Armstrong. consul to Liverpool.
B.F. Butler, u. S. district attorney for the
southern district Of New York.
No appointment, will be made to tho Chicago
post Office until the commission of the present
postmaster expires, which will be in July.
Judge Peasons, Of this state, is al Washing
ton and wants 10 be solicitor Of The treasury and
Canada Peck wants to be charge to Boenta.
The death of Senator Bates was announced
in tho senate on the 18Th. The speech Of Mr..
Webster on the occ aston is the best Of tho kind
we have ever read.
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Pcuusyivnnin senator.

Gen. CAMERON, the newly elected senator from
Pennsylvania, was not the regular nominee oi
tho democratic party, but was elected by CON-
bination Of the wings ard natives with some Is
boiling democrats. His residence is in Middle
town, Dauphin county, and he has since its fvun-
daiion, been president Of the sIiddletown Bank
an institution that has always been in good re.
pu,e. He Ia a printer by profession, and was for
merly connected wiih the IIlniAhurg press. The
Democratic Union thus speaks # the result Of
The ballo,ius-;
The candidate rf " 'usi agreed upon in n eau
Gus Of the dtInncGir nrnih'Ts. was the Hon. q.
w. WonDwARp. Il iu2'ILe county. Mr.. w. is
juris, Of much rIniiirL,r 10 nruheIn PcnEsyl-
vania. We regret that cciHhitniiuu Of fprlui-
tous circumstances hNarrd The Wholesome usa.
gcs e the pariJ but whi.s, We regret the defeat
of HE regular nominee, NC derive consolation
from the fact, that the interests Of the republican
purity IN the senate OF the United Stairs are COM
mi,,cd Ia a democrat, every way worthy of the ho.
nor. Gen. Cameron has ever been a ftithiul.
firm, and consistent supporter OF the men and
measures OF the democratic party, aud at the las,
election contributed essentially n The triumph OF
Polk and Dallas in Pennsylvania.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

How the following paragraph found its way
into the columns Of the Sangamo Journal, and as
editorial too, is to US aprofound mystery. Satan
preaching moralily-the Sangamo Journal public
honesty--round exceedingly alike; and as we arc
admonsled In the former case, so we are almost
inclined in tho lalter-to Suspect some danger
nigh" nothing, however. would give us more
pleasure than TO chronicle tho sincere conversion
of"simpls Sim" from the error Of his ways, and
to find him enrolling himself in the lis. Of those
who hold !. disgraceful to refuse to contribute a
mere mite for The support Of public honor, and AT
the same time spend hundreds to administer to q
degraded and unnatural appetite.
Were many Of the legislators Of tho present
day as fearful Of entailiag drunkenness upon their
children, as they are OF pcrpe,ua,ing TAXATION the
world might perhaps sec one ilus,rious example
that would serve as precedent for future time
niegislaiive body Of all sober men. And were
their constituents as much alarmed Of paying hi.
butte to King Alcohol as at tho prospect Of being
called upon 10 assist in rcplenishing an exhaust
cd treasury, the friends Of sobre,y would indeed
nave cause 10 raise ono long, loud shout Of
triumph.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

n1TWe discover tina, MIR. WILLIAMS has rcii-
establishment under the charge Of the publishers.
No mention is made as respects change in the
editorial department. from which we infer that
eitilel, and tina, the little giant, still sways the
sccpirc over the kingdom Of whiggcry. May he
continue to rule in the spirit Of kindness, aud
eventually bring to the fold the lost sheep! a
noble shepherd--a worthy flock I!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

Stealing appies, S'c.-'rhe Legisla-
lure of Ohio are passing bill which will
deprive the boys there of wha, has here
,ofore been one of the greatest pleasures,
if not privileges Of their age. 1t provides
that any person who wilfully and without
lawful authority cuts down, destroys. or
carries away any fruit or vegetable pro-
duction on The lands of another, shall be
subject to fine Of from So TO $40, or by
Imprisonment not exceeding three months,
or both a, the discretion of the Court and
also liable TO the owner in civil damages
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

Henry Clay in Retirement MIR. Clay
is again practising the profession of the
law. Al The age of 60, he returns to the
bar with all the vigor and buoyancy of a
man Of As. Since the presidential cleo
ton, his health and cheerluncss have
greatly improved. His neighbors remark
that they have not seen him look so well
IN many years.
1t is said that Mr.. Clay visits his Office
tdaily in Lexington, and applies himself
with the assiduity of young man TO The
duties Of his profession.
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The Expenses Of The White House
The editor Of the Lancaster Intelligencer
writing from Washington says, by the
way, do you know that all the expense
of the White House-servants entertain
ments, and the host of incidental or con.
tingent expendlures-are sustained GU,
of the salary Of the President! Ii is a
fact Of which, until to-day, l was entire
ly ignorant. Many persons believe that
the Presidents salary, $4,000 per an.
mum, is very abundant; but when The
frequent levees, dinners, entertainments,
&c, are considerable soon dwindles
away, and there is absolutely nothing left
for the Presidential chair but the emp,y
honor. President Tyler's expenses in
sixteen months were over $685. and
he LEFT yesterday, for his farm, on James
River, Virginia. with barely enough out
of his salary 10 pay expenses General
Jackson came here with $4,000 Of his
own money. and after eight years SER
vice in til, Executive Office, left for the
hermitage with less than his travelling
expenses! These are facts which aver
10 be true; and they are very painful
facts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

The constitution Of the state Of r orija adopted
preparatory 10 admission into the Union, pro
vdcs that so soon rs information shall have beer
received Of the adoption Of the &C, of admission
by congress, the prcsiden, of The convention shal
issrc wriIs for tho election, sixty days thereafter
Of the following officers.
!. Seventeen scnators-onc half TO hold Office
Tor two years, and the other half for one year, &c
be determined by lot
2. Foriy-one representatives IN the general as
scmbly-to hold Office ole year. The assembly
upon meeting, to elect, besides their own officers
two United States senators four judges of circui,
courts; also justices Of the supreme court Of the
state, to hold Office for the term Of five wears
the clerk OF the supreme court, and clerks Of the
courts OF chanccry; tho attorney general of the
state; foui solicitors in the circuit courts the SC.
crctary Of state and state treasurer and comp
troller of public accounts.
j. A governor-to hold Office foe the term OF
four yenrs--to be commandcr-in-chief OF the arm
and nary (iO Of the state.
d One representative in congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

We learn from the clerk of the indie.
pendence, that an elephant. belonging to
a caravan of wild beasts which has lately
been exhibiting a. Baton Rouge. killed
his keeper in rage by blow from his
proboscis, when mile or two from that
place on their way 10 the interior. He
also shattered a wagon, attacked the fe.
male elephant, and made pass or two
a, the cage of the tiger; getting loose, he
then commenced tour through the adj.
jacent plantations. A party Of U. S.
troops turned on, to recaplure or kill him.;
they opened Ere of muskeiry upon him,
bu, the balls glanced from his sides with
out penetrating his skin. He was, how
ever, finally captured and confined again.
-Ne,p Era.
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New ulnmr.I.,re E.cesiem.

Steele, the democratic candidate for governor
beats the wing candidate from 1000 TO 5000, und
oil opposition combined ahou, 1000.
The democratic candidates for congress arc
all elected excep, Woodbury., whoiails of an cleo.
ton by few hundred votes. Mr.. w., it will be
recOlccied was run in the place Of Hale, who was
struck OF the ticket on account Of his course on
tho Texas question. Halo received but about
1000 votes.
The legislature is democratic by large major.
,y. and the democrats have elected all their coun-
" tickets but one.
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Foreign Ncsys.

BY the arrival at Boston OF the steamer Cam
<bria. Capt. Jujkns, there are dates from London
to the 81, and Liverpool to the 4,h ul,
Parliament was in session. and Sir Robert Peel
Ind brought forward his expose for the year.
which excited good deal Of feeling as it could
not fail to DO, as it proposed very impoSan, chan
gcs in the revenue operations Of the country. Be
sides the duties on cotton, wool, coal, glass, nc.
tons, and slaves for casks which he proposes to-
tally to repeal, it is also proposed to abnlish the
whole duties on the 430 miscellaneous articles
and the duty or sugar partially.
The cotton market was buoyon and prices on
some descriptions had slightly advanced.
The American provision marke, was dull. The
reduction in the price Of Irish pork had impedc,l
the sale Of American. Ofbuiter from the United
States there was none in the market. Cheese was
in steady demand, and commanded fair prices.
Mr.. Roebuck, in the House of Commons, had
asked Sir Robert Peel for full information regard
ing the present state Of negotiations with the u.
:, government on the Oregon question, Iustifying
his question by the proceedings in The American
House Of Representatives. Sir Robert, in reply,
refused to give the information required, stating
tina! her majesty's ministers had not to deal with
the House of Representatives in the matter.
The Rev. sydney Smith, after an illness Of some
weeks dun alton, expired a, his residence in Green
street. London, on the Is, ut
Ielgnd-At meeting Of the Repeal Associa-
lion on the l7lh ult., the rent was announced 10
he .e752, which included handsome remittance
from Washington, and a still larger one from
Baltimore.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

Sens6k,-Thc editor Of Broohvillc Qa) Anne
rican, in noticing the retirement Of young sprout
Of lawyer from the editorial control Of the Law
rcnceburg Wing, makes the following sensible
remarks,
Mr.. Jelley returns TO tho practice Of tho law,
which we think will suit his talents better than
'haIol editor. We believe that practical printers
should control the press. Generally, printers
have more practical sense, aud are better editors
than lawyers. Almost any kind Of a sopiing will
do for lawyer. but editors sheaM be both prac,i.
cal and theoretical scholars and mechanics. lis
not unirequcnily the case that the profession oi
editors aud printers is disgraccJ by starved pc,i-
logging lawyers and quaek doctors, This may
10 roughly said. but we ask the reader TO look a,
the past aud prescn, for the demonstration Of this
position.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

4 Poor DtwL-Dr Durbin, in his "Obscrya.
tons on Europe" draws the following picture Of
Prince Albert, tho thing that oilicia,cs as Queen
Vic,oria's husband:
His counlrnanec has kind and gentle express
sion, but is destitute Of intellect or animation. He
50, on his horse badly. On the whole, his appear
ancc is quito in keeping with his general rcpu,a-
,ipn, which is that of good naturcd, unambitious
young man, with no great abilities; not likely to
do England any harm, and not capable of doing
her any good, except as the obedienl husband Of
OF her queen.
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Circuil COnrl.

Cour, has been in session at this place since
Friday, and will adjourn tomorrow. The bust
ness was mainly Of an unimporlant nature, eX'
cep, to those Immediately interested. The dele
CATION from Lee county indicted for burglary and
larceny at the last term Of the court, have obtain
cd change Of venue to Whiteside county. Inc
number Of new suits on the docket at this term is
smaller than it has been al any term for six
years, thus showing rapid dimiuu'ion OF li'iga'
ton in our county, while its population and bu-
ness are increasiuy--proof conclusive that our
morals are "fnoraJiy progressive"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-04

Changed It's Name.-The U. S. Rev.
enue Gutter built at Pittsburgh. which
was to have been named the John TYLER,
is now called the George NJ. Bib, and
was launched on Saturday last. Here is
another proof Of the trea,men, which is
generally bestowed upon a fallen man.
Some fifteen or twenty minutes before
the time SET apart for launching, TIE boat
started from its ias!enings & rushed on It's
ways into the river, which il nearly cross
ed. A Mr.. Buckhart was dangerously
injured, and Mr.. Mckee had his arm
broken. Several others were thrown in.
TO the river, bu! they were rescued.