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Dennis WOOlvertOn's Estate.

Dennis WO0lvertOm's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin.
II isirstion on the estate Of Dennis Woolverton,
late Of Coal township, Northumberland county,
deed have been granted To the subscriber. An per.
sons indebted TO said estate, or having claims a.
gainst the same, requested TO call on the sub
scTiber, at Shsmoknown. and settle without delay.
WILLIAM FEOELY.
June 18th, le46-6t Adm'r.
CONGRESS INK-Bius end Black Congress
" Ink. Of superior quality, fM sale cheap q, the
store Of HENRY MASSER
July 4th, 1886.
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NE Merchants and Tavern keeper. of North
umbersnd county are herrby notified. that
.ir licenses ere ready foi ds,ribu,ion. ard should
attended to on before the let Of August next.
ley can 10 obtained At any time. by calling OIL
Trssu,cr and paying for thrrn.
WIN. GCLICK.
'uIy 4, 1sd6--St TREASURER.
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FERRY BOAT AT
l. ~ w / S B l. II G.

XVHEREAS. the principal owne, Of the stock.
w and nmos, soc marsgsr Of the Lewisbu'g
bridge believe to I've imposlng on the citizens of
Iewisburg, and wishing 20 pu, it out Of his power
to do So any iongei, | have erected splendid and
fast running
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"VyasIliagtOn Fire Company

HE members Of the "Washineton Fire Conn
p,ny" are requested to NEE, at the State
use, on M,'ndav &vep;ng, July 6. a, ~ q.
ok. precisely. Punciuai attendance is required.
Iuly 4. SAMUEL J. YOUNG. See.
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PRICE CURRENT.

"GOOd Intent Fire Company"
STATED MEETING Of the Company will
be held on rues.l,y evening next, at O'Clock,
the Court House. Punciuni attendance is re
ired. HENRY DONNET.
Iuly 4, 1876. Secretary.
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LIST OF JURORS
F Northumberland County, for Ausus Term
A. ID. 1886.

No''s"""S's"o NoS"'ys wi HuSo" . c'"'
A. ID. 1886.
Grand Jurors.
nrbuf. - Nathaniel Britien, Anthony Arm
ne.
.etcis.-Samuei Mrrgss, David Watt
)ela,care ian,t, r. v. Derrekson.
fhon.-Christophe Goodlauder, George w.
rhiHisquo9n Krcnrer, Charles DS,ts.
unJury-Pe,er Pursel.
ugt,Sa Elisha Kline.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chamberlin, John Tea,s, ST..
rue, John, Sebastian Bous shner, John Evert
nsh.-Wii,ism Guli,k.
'oak-Jonsthan Fsrnsworth.
PIPER Mdhonoy.-Samuel Helm. Henry Sirauh.
O,cer lMahonoy.-Jacob Whitman.
1ekson.-Ssmuel Bower, Daniel Frymire.
Traverse Jurors.
wbut.--Thomss ireland.
s,cis.-Chsries Follmer, Robert Finney.
eia,oare.-John Derr, James Kirk. Hugh Nc.
Elijah Crawford, Bonneville Leinbsch, James
ram, Jacob Hiule.
fiH0m.-John Knor.
hiisquaqse.-Peier Wslburn, Geo. Lawrence,
,rt Reed.
oini.--Jesse &. Horton. John Gulick, Philip
ms, John Nixon, John Vsndling, VIM. Crutz'
,rfhum6eriund. Charles Hine. Jacob Leisen'
WIN. Forsythe John Osmun, Gilbert Voris.
Inbury.-John PuIdy, William Carr, samue
ordsn.
agustu,-Jscob shipmsn, Eli Conrad, johu
'ont.d. Samuel savidse, John Wolf, Geors
i,d, Jacob Bloom.
.amokin. William rarow, Jacob Miller, 81
Campbell.
ush.-spencer Met,ler, Jacob Car. Abraham
nan.
2per Mahoney.- Henry Mslich, Peter Beisse
aoer Mahonoy. y.-ssmuel BuIrel, ssml Tregc
Hk Mahonoy. Hensyl.
ekson.-John Wolf, Abraham Rubendsl.
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Tin and Shcet-IrOn Ware
MANUEACT
3 y L I N q a o v n, p Il ~ n "A

vJVHE subscriber respectfully informs the Pnblic
that he has cnInmenced the manufacture OF
TIN aud SheetsIrOn Ware,
in all It's various branches, at Selnsgrove. HIS
ware is not only made Of the hest materials. but Is
pu, together in substantial aud workmanlke man.
ner, differing in This respec, from much Of The waIe
sold. which is made up In hurry for ,hs, purpose
An ~xcellen, assortment will be KEEP, on hand q, all
times, which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. ANDREW 8. WlNGERr.
Selinsgrove, May 10th, ls4s.-G
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HORSE FERRY BOAT,

perfectly safe and crossing in 3 minutes. II will
from each shore every 10 minutes and rates OF
toll not half what is charged by the bridge.
A,,t., h, Rs,f R,,ffs In Bri,lgr
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04

vVyHE CELEBRArEp MAcAssAR HAS oiL' ma.
lust been received and is for sale q, !ne n"se O"
May 30, 1876. HENRI MASSI"'
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CARDlNG AND PULLING

(ARDING AND Gtk1htNS
will ne done in the hest manner, at the usual pr''
c-s. All kind, of country produce taken IN pay
men, for work, at Banvllle .naIket prices.
For the accommodation ot those who live at a
di,tance, WnoL and CLorH will be taken IN at,
and, when finished. re'un'd To the following pia-
ces. Plain written directions must accompany
each parcel;
CoinmLta Couniy.--R'ap & Mars store, Wa
shingt nville; X. fruts store, Jcrseytown; Yea
gers inn, Roaring Crc,k, Shsrpless store, Ca'ta-
VISA; l.. F. Mann. store, M,illinvie; Millei's
stoIe, Berwick J. Clne's Mil; Rckets store,
Orsnesvilie; DeIr's store, White Hall.
Northumberland CoUnfy--Michael Readers inn,
Turbu,ville; ireland q Hays store, McEwen.
,illr; Z. l. Piper's stone, wstsonstowni :. l.
Comfy Il Cos store, Milton; Gihson's inn. Ch'l
lisqusque F"rsy,h's store, Northumberland ;
Young's store, SunbuTy.
Lusane Couniy.-Reyn store, Kingston
GiiJersleeve's store, WilkesbaTre, Gayiords store
Plymouth Syers store, Nan,coke Judge
Mack's Mill, Huntington.
Lycoming Connty.-D. Clspp's store, Muney
ShoemakeIs store, Smiths Mill.
! GEARHART ~ kOWNONEk.
| Danville, May 9, 1886.
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Lime! l.ime!!

JOHN z. SEIFNA-N.
ERpECTFlIil.N iniolms his friends, that
sE he has commenced The business of Lime
burning, on ,he farm he now occupies He has
tow on hand quanu,y OF Lime for sale, and viii
always ende.vor TO accommodate those who may
fa,or hn with their custom
Augu,t,. April llth, lslG.-6m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04

When man stops his newspaper on account
Of pecuniary forebodings, he is about as gone a
case, as If he ehould conclude TO stop his daily
bread for fear he should come to poverty.
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~-7vr~N-'> -
PETER Il. SSEn,

T T. I II. :, ID, NJ - - = ~
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
ESPECTFuiLY informs the citizens 81
EA, Sunl,ufv AID vicinity, that he has opened ma
office at the residence Of Henry Masser, IN Ma'Ae;
street where lie is prepared to execute all kinds "i
DGarAL SuHsray. Plate Work &c, on the laIf-'
and most approved plans.
Having had some experience ani ins'rncIlo' -
under one of the mos, eminent and successful pe-
,i.s in pb,al Iphi,, he believes that he will IT,
abe to give sai;sf ,c,ion to those who may want 7
services
Ladies will he waited on at their places o. 'rs''
Jence. Ills charges will he moderate ana h''
wOik warranted.
Sunhurv, Mach .e'h, ls40.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04
Rich and Elegant
CARPETS, OIL S1oTGS,
MATTiNGS AND WINDOW SHADES,
Eon SPRING TRADE,

VuNHE suhscrii~r has just opened Tor spring tadr
i a large and complete assortment Of Brussels,
Imprr,,i, .uy+r6ne and fine Ingram and Venetian
CARPETS. which have all been purchased Within
a month, ut the lowest cash rates They arc nov
offered at greatly reduced prices for cash.
These goods Uf an extra style and finish, and
beng of the lest make ard fabric, offer gIeat in
,iucements tn purchascrs To- Obtain q handsome and
desirable article NJ prices below the usual rates.
Tn. as.or,men, j. complete IN every respect, and
consists in part "f the following
New ard $, lrndid Brussels
DO do lngrsins
DO dn imperias CARPETS
DO do Twl'd Vene,ians at Reduced
Do d, Pln do Prices.
D. 30 Fine d Common
lngrain
Splendid Embossed Piano md Table Covers;
S'ar Rods. Bindings, Sheep skins, &c. &c.
With an immense STICK Of low priced Carpet:
of all descriptions, LIST, Rag Hemp, and Cotton
Carpets from ~ TO so cents per yard.
County Merchants. hous' keepers and Others
have now an opportunity Of supplying themselves
with handsome and desirable goods at kreatly Tedu
ced prices. ROBERT B. WALKER,
25 n I'd st. opposite Christ Church
phjladelph a. NAV lG h, lS46-3m
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many pleasing incidents Of patriotism exhibited
in the "war excitement" the conduct of large
number Of German emigronts in Texas deserves
particular notice. Upon the arrival at Calves.
ton Of the news that Gen. Taylor wished rein.
forcements one hundred and fly German emi.
grants, who had been in the country but three
Wccks, organized themselves into two compa-
MES, and started tct Gen. TaylOr's head quar-.
tcrs.-N o. 7Tpic.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04

The amount Of donations and legacies recci.
we'd by the American Board Of Foreign Missions
Turing the month of May was SD, 6,Ss3,l1.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04

Of every description. that has cvcr been brought to
this place. Ard what is still br',c-. they sny he
sells SO cheap. that you can buy Two rAiR fir The
lie BUYs ron CAsH and Sells ron CssH, and
that j. the reason that he can afford sell them
much cheaper if you ,iont wan, to i'uy. just call
and see his stock. He is always glad to see his
customers; and il is no trouble to him 10 show his
goods. Iu-t ,o give yon an idea how cheap be does
,e, the following is lit Of prices Of pa't Of his
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04
WHITE GOODS,

Plain Swiss. Null, N.nsook. Jscconet, Csmbric,
Book. and Tarleaon Muslins. Plaid. StIiPe. corded
and fvurrxi Cambric mndSS iss do, Bishops Lawn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19

sides this, but little has been done in the
Senate
In the House, the contested election case from
New-Jersey has been under consideration, and
excited considerable feeling from its involving
the question of the right Of theological students
to vote. 1t is asserted that the students at
Princeton voted for Mr.. Farlee the Wing can
didate, and this is one of the grounds for depri-
wing him of his seat The debate has been
very warm and general. 1t was finally decided
that Mr. Farlee was entitled to his seat, by a
vote of 96 yeas to SO nays-the Speaker decl-
ding it in the affirmative.
The House expelled the reporter Of the Fri
bune, because an aIedged abuse of Mr.. Sawyer
was some time ago admitted to the columns OF
that paper from another correspondent.
But little business Of interest besides this has
been under consideration and none perfected.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19

The New York Ledger gives the following account
ola meeting in Washington between Horace Greeley
and Felix Grundy McConnelE
"His disgracefu conduct was once spoken Of in
Just terms of apprehension in the Tribune Mac was
very indignant at this liberty taken with him, and
swore he would whip Greeley the first time he saw
him. Soon after, Greeley was in Washington, and
was pointed out to him; whereupon, throwing himself
in his way and facing him boldly he asked if his name
was Greeley. Eyes, was the reply. "The editor Of
the Tribune?" eyes" "WelI, then, Pm going to
have satisfaction out ofyou. You said was drunk
ard a BLACKBOARD, and disgrace to the House,
" Yes, Mac, did say so, and you know it is true
you know you arc drunk now" That's flct said
Mac. "And you know, Mac" said Greeley, "that you
have talents enough to make respectable man, but
you disgrace the House, and YOURSELF by getting
drunk and playing the backguord." ats faat' said
Mac, 81 know it's all true, and you are clever fellow
and a7nt afraid to speak the truth. Come, let's &c
liquor"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
.yWsG Received.

N Somery's Per3odicaJ Office, 13 State Street,
great variety of Cheap Publications, Magazines
and Newspapers. The following are among the num-
Der.
The Foreign Quarterly, Wing and Democratic Re-
views, London World of Fashion, Illustrated News,
and Times Wilmer & Smiths European Times, Bells
Life in London the Dublin Nation Il Punch's Pocket
Book; Graham's Godey's Arthur's, Columbian, Ladies'
National, N. E. Illustrated, Parley's and The Mothers
Magazines, and others. The Philadelphia Saturday
Courier and Post, Meals Sat Gazette, Sat Emporium,
n Y. Mirror Western Continent, National Press Bos-
ton Notion Bee, Messenger, Flag Of our Union, Olive
Branch,,an Scientific American, and numerous 9TH
ers. Also, Dckenson's Plain Printed and Embossed
Cards, variety of beautiful patterns. Courier and
IIale's Superior Blue Ink; Glotts Steel and Metallic
Pens, Pen-hodcrs, Waters, Pencils, Letter Stamps
and Seals. Letter paper from II l-2 to % cts per
Ouire
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
For the Green Mountain Freeman.


MEssRs. EDIroRs Il wish to acknowledge, thro
my old friend the Freeman, that the good people OF
this place have favored with an excellent donation
UisH About two hundred spent the evening of the
18th inst with us, in social and very agreeable inter
view, leaving behind them in money, clothing and
provisions, to the amount of $7400 This expression
of kindness is the more gratefully received from the
fact that we have but recently come to the place, and
also that persons of different denominations participant
ed in it.
JOSEPH c. g. SARAH A. ASPENWAIL.
Chester, March 8, 1876
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
Tunbridge, Olange co, Vt,
For Sale by S. p. REDFIELD.

"THE ROSE OF HEALTH" was blooming on
her cheek and all was joy around her. butconsumpton
had marked her for an early victim Before she had
ing cough. She felt some slight pain in her side-te-
made It's appearance in the afternoon, occasionally
she had night sweas her appetite grew less, she be-
came emaciated-a bright hectic spot observed on
her cheeks and when the autumn leaves began to fall
she was borne to her long home. She died of con-
sumption. She might have arrested the fell destroyer
in his progress. There are hundreds and thouands
now living who are sinking in the same way. If they
wise they viii resort to DR.. Folgers Oosaonan or
All-healng Basam, which has performed so many
wonderful cures, and which, if used according to di-
recton will in nine out of len restore to perfect
health Read the pamphlet which goes wththis rem
ody, itmay always be obtained Of the agents gratis
For Sale by S. P. Redfed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
SwimgIe TOw--Saye it.

Why, we burn it. You do Why not burn your
hay? Twill not sell for half as much as your Toio--
Bring that to the PaperNi and receive in exchange,
books paper, &c. for the use of the family. PEA
STRAw-savo that too, and take to the same market:
where STONE LIME of superior quality, for the use
of farmers and Others for sale, by the load or bush
Ell. E. P. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier, March 10, 1916 - 3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
], ". ITO Wis.
.NonipeLier, March II, 1916.

STATE OF VERMONT} The Hon, the Probate
District Of Randolph, S. Court, for the District Of
Randolph, To all persons concerned in the Estate of
David D. Burroughs, late Of Brookfeld deceased,
GREETING
NNTIIEREAS Frederick c. Bigelow, Executor Of
w the last VIII and Testament of said deceased,
requests sud Court 10 allow him the further time Of
one year from and after the 18th day of March, A. d.
lSl6 to nuke payment of the debts and close the set
Element OF the estate.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that SAID appca-
ton will be heard at session of the Probate Court to
be held at the Probate Office in West Randolph ON
the first Tuesday of April next, at which time you
may be heard in the premises And this order shall
be published three weeks successfully in the Green
Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed at Montpelier
in this State the last of which publication shall be
before the day assigned loJ hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate office at Ran
doph this 9th day of Feb. A. d. 1916.
pHILANDER PERRIN, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
LIBERTY LECTURES!

Rev. HENRY II. GARNET, of Troy, N. Y,
An educated and highly eloquent colorcd man, atho'
an AMERICAN SLAVE, will address the people at
the following times and places Will the friends of
Liberty in each place see that arrangements are made
for the meetings. and as many possible induced to
come out and hearH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
COlTON'S
IMPROVED BEE-HfVE r.
"A HIGHLY T.2LU.1BLE LNVENI19E!!'


ij'lIE Subscribers prepared to offer for sae
| COLTON'S IMPROVED Beehive
for which letters Patent have been Obtained and which,
it is confidently asserted, combines sufficient advantages
over all other Hives in use TO make il worthy the
immediate attention Of all such keep, DESTROYS
of keepitg, Bees, though ii be but ONE SWARM.
The construction Of the Hive is simple and adapted
to the nature and habits of Bees, that the NU
NERVOUS TIE BEES, the MORE ROOM is furnished
for them TO labor so that in the midst of the Honey
season, ample scope given for the industry of all This
Hive when examined by those acquainted with the
agement of Bees, is Immediately purchased and highly
recommended and such recommendations, from many
ofthe first men in the State (among which Governor
PLADE AMI Lieut. Governor EAToN,) are published in
SamPhet, together with directions for the construction
Of the Hive and the management of Bees which pam
phlets accompany the sale of each right.
This invention is the result ofmuch sGdy and research;
and 1t is offered for sale not for the purpose Of
massne fortune, but with the confident belief that the
introduction and general use OF will be an ncalculable
public benefit Being desrons that this Hive should be
Immediately introduced the rubc, and its superior adj
yantages appreciated and enjoyed, The propretors will
dispose of Town County Rights upon terms highly ad
vanageous to purchasers
it, Specimens OF this Hive NAV be seen at the resi-
dence Of the subscribers, in Psfeld snd Sockbride Mo-
Ses f. Weld, East Berkshire Bennett Eaton, Esq, Enos
hurgh; and at the Ere sman Office Montpelier.
ILL., Application for Town or County Rights from.
Bennington, Nindham, Rutland and Addison counties
and from neighboring States should be made TO AARON
CoLToN, Pi1lsied VT, and the rem aiming counties in
Vermont to j, NJ. BENNETT, Gaysvillo>
AARON COTTON,
Holm NJ. BENNETT
Piusfeld, February 49, IS46 S;sf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
ANOTHER LETTER FROM VERMONT.

sFUU' - IOdU'
Mr.. Seth W. Fowle-Sr: Having tested the val
ne of Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry, take pleasure
in giving to you the facts in my own case, for your
ago last April was violently attacked with severe
cold and cough with much pain in my side, which
considerably swollen. applied to number of physi-
clans but obtained no relief and they told that if |
did not get help Immediately my case would be doubt
full 1t was my good fortune at that critical moment to
take up paper containing notice Of Wstars Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry, and thinking it to be what
needed sent some distance to procure bottle, as it
not then kept in vicinity and to my astonsh-
good for common colds, and do cheerfuy recommend
to all as being article of great merit hoping that
others may by the early Of this valuable remedy
be saved from an untimely grave.
JAMES KING
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
Sold by Comstock & Ross, No. 10, fremont Row. Boston,
X. Collins, Montpelier.
WORMS WORMSM WORMSM!


This remedy tu Worms Of the extraordinary
used 1t cecaly eradcates of all Sorts from children
and adults
Thousands perish by without the real
ether assigned sickness to
the
What Immense responsibility then upon the parent who
does not know and the doctor who does understand
plant which destroying those precious flowers of echlden
What should be done?
The answer plain. Give this Nemuge which Will b,
do good they have worms and fhcy will destroy
and eradicate with certainty and pcrciSion truly astonishing
1t cannot harm the smallest infant or the strongest adult There
is mercury mineral in IT, Mercury the
remedies aud the remedy sometimes than the dSunSe
So never use oZngc but rely upon this. Every person win be
convinced on one trial that is the most perfect invent
ed We call on M good citizens To make known the effects of this
wonderful a..
a. Price %
Sold by Comstock Ross No 49, fremont Row, Boston, and
=.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19

Extract ola Lett devaredby Dr. BENNETT before the Medca
Erie touching the valuable medical qualities Of tn
extract ofTOMATO ES.
Dr. Bennett is one The most powerful Alternatives Of the
terra cdca all affections OF tue Liver and other organs
where Indicated is probably the best medicinal agrn
known to the medical proon WheHuscd concentrated stat
il isa s,yrrairu remedy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
NOTICE Extra.

GSTOKKS Y LANGDONS have about 500 notes
~ and accounts that have been due more than one
year and if not paid by the LIST of January next coec
ton will positively be enforced
Dec. l6, 1915. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

For uuaccontabe reason, fer the last years
ny young people boh male and female have had the misfortune to
have their hair permanently gray. We have been frequently
applied TO torsomeng to turn the hair back to its natural color
which has induced much trouble and expense order to
furnish customers and the public generally with and I'M
proved Hair yeone that nearly etctual and not the least iii
curious the head hair for the moderate price of 50 bot
We have succeeded beyond expectations. This article
infer to the public with confidence We have had it thorough
ey tested after time, before could offer for sale. The
price such that all afford use it, and its quality believe
To be superior any before made,
Sold by Comsock Ross No 10 fremont Row, Boston, and by
S. K COLLINS, Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
UE NOT DECEIVED.


Always rem NIB r. IF you wish to give Browne Sarsa@ra
Tomato Bters trial. to that his name Is signed IN iu on
Directions; tocouuteriet which would be forgery
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19

Burlington, De ember, 1915,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

lib ECEtNED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
II q from the cities OF New York. PhiaGelyhta
ond Balimore. large eni reueral S.sOrmen, Of
GfJcetcs which "a nddtton ~ iurmer stocS n az a.
eh u assortment complete If which the follow ,nr
y part. which they are DIS used 10 cell on ihe
MOS, desirable terms
1910 gs RIO Cite
% 90 java 10
30 do Pepper
20 80 Pnnenta
IS chests Young Tyson Tee