The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-10
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olson Mutual Fire Insurance Company
are hereby notified that the following AS
sessments have been made by the Direc-
tors on all notes in force, on the following
days, to wit:
Sept. l2h, 1874, per cent.
May 28th, l845, per cent.
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before the first day OF Sept, next,
There have been allowed the past year
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E. JUNE, Treasurer.
Ins. Office, Brandon, July 2, l845.
PROSECUTION OR NO PROSECUTION.
TRUTH TRIUMPHANT
Notwithstanding the threats and mac hina-
llons ot those who tread exposure.
CHILDBIRTH. WITHOUT PAIN,
RECOMMENDED DY THE FACULTY
Is now published by
HENRY &. DAGGERS, No. 80 Ann
Street. Frce Only SO cenlS,
The publisher is Determined that 10
system OF brow beating shall. effect the
suppression Of IL work which is certainly
destined TO ben, ii, thousands avelt
danger at the mosl critical period Of the
lie OF woman--a aud preserve the blessings
OF maternal care 10 m.ny heI pess child
who would Otherwise be an orphan. The
criticisms Of the press have in every CASE
been mos, farering 10 The au!hor.
The "True Sun' say>--"This is We
~ able work on very lmpor'aat subject
"a work which ought 10 be in The hands
OF every wife in the country. Il is writ
ten in philosophical spirit, and In such
tamllar Language, ut Inc same lime, rs
renders it universally inleIIigIbie. Much
suffering may be entirely prevented by a
careful perusa OF the directions here given.
The book is eaulfaIy got up with gilt
edges, and coss only so cents.
1T is The production" suysIhe Tribune
"of lady Of New York OF stern integrity
and thorough acquaintance with her Sub
jccr, and lis worth aud importance are
ctrIi-d by some ofout mos, eminent ply
scans. We see by the True Sum- that
the publisher has been threatened with the
pains aud penalties Of The law OF libel, on
account Of some exposures incidentally
made in it of the horrible iniqu,ies daily
committed in our city BY the monsters who
are amassing wealth By dcluGiug ignorant
and silly women in matters Of life and
death. We would agree to pay all the
damages lha! can be recovered by Reslel
s. Go. for brass iarlhng.'
The New York Herald says-"This is
a very able work, by lbe author Of Intel
IectuaI and Morn! q lalites Transmissible
Astounding in fac's that all should become
acquainted viii -male and female. II il
happy exposure OF soMe of The most cold
bloodrd and daslardly systems of murde'
that ever cursed country. The spirited
publisher deserves credit for his timely
publication"
"ls is truly a valuable work" says the
Rover, "and contains many philosophical
truths, simply and plainly lold, Of The high,
Is. importance. We understand that one
Madame Res;el has threatened 10 put an
injunction upon its publication, as being q
llbel up)1 her PROFESSION but we can
tell the enerprl>lne pubilsh her TO so ahead
i,r six cents we will agree TO pay all dam
ageH The work is OF such grta! merit,
tina! il should no, be withheld from the
public longer than possible
Such evidence rs this in favor of"Child,
birth without PAIN" cannot be resisted
The work is now before the public, and
it is believed that its merits will be appre-
cialed.
IFAn edition pat up for The mails will
he sent to any part OF the county. Post
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