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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
BRANDRETH,S PILLS.

COMMUNCATIoN.-Itha has taken three centuries to de-
velop the powers contained in the herbs which
compose the BTandreth Pills. These celebrated
Vegetable Pills for one hundred years have been
made as they are now made. The American pub
c have found them deserserving of patronage,
and it has been, and is, literally bestowed upon this
medicine. Now, however, no sooner is q new ad-
versement written by the Doctor, but it is at once
cut out of the paper, and "Brandreth" taken out
and "Indan" or some other name substituted ndi-
cative of some other medicine, and claiming some
ltrary thief fol its parent. Nearly all the Pills at
present before the public are made by men who
for years lived by counterleting the Brandreh Pills,
and have only taken to the present speculation,
since DR.. Brandreth compelled them to abandon
THAT method Of jeopardzing the livss of their iel
low-citizens. The analysis of all these pretended
vegetable medicines, show very large proportion
of Crude Anthony in their composition, and tap-
pears they rely entirely upon this mineral poison,
for the purgatlve effect. 1t is very easy matter
to detect mineral in pills of any kind.
How TO DETECT A MINERAL IN PILLs.-Take pill
supposed to contain mineral, place it on shovel
over red clear ire--if there is mineral in it, it
will turn red hot, and, If the proportion be large,
it will not lose its shape. 1t is thus with the Indi-
an Pills, and many others before the public. The
advantage of these pills in case of war would be
very great, as they not oEly retain their shape, but
remain red hot long time after they are taken from
The fire. Even boiling them with sugar will not
change theirshape bit,-you cannot hurt the shape
Of these pills. 1t would be well if they were as
harmless to those who use them. The fact is that
repeated doses of antimony very injurious, ma.
king the patient exceedingly subject to St. Vtus'
Dance and Epilepsy. Probably very li:Ile OF these
pills sod so the injury is not so great. have
also tried the Brandreth Pills by the same, and 9TH
er methods, and find them purely vegetable. When
tried by the ile, they change to carbonacous mass,
after giving off great quantity of flame. The one
may be considered the medicine Of Life, the other,
fre-proof pill, or messenger Of Death. This COM
muniCaton, it is hoped, will cause those persons
who are agents for these new untried pretented
remedies, to make the above experiments upon
them and if they sell them after, not to forget to
label them poison. - Courier and Enquirer.
The above medicine is for sale at the store Of H.
| A. STIDGER, in CarroIlton. Oct. 9, l846--52-4m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale a valuable quarter
section OF land, lying one and a half miles from
WaynesbuIgh, and three quarters of a mile from
Magnolia, formerly owned by Capt. Downing, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, seventy-five
of which ale cleared and in good state of cult
vation the balance heavily imbered; the Sandy &
Beaver Canal passes through the land. There is
one of the best Orchards of grated fruit on il that
the whole Sandy valley can afford Any person
wishing to purchase would do " ell to make apnli.
cation immedatelyto to the subscriber, living in Mag
nolia, Stark county, Ohio, where terms &C., will
be made known, and by whom the premises will be
shown. RICHARD ELSON,
Magnolia. August %, 1846-46-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
Auditors Office county, September

Auditors Office Carroll county, Ohio September Hst Isa6
of
10Th
land and
Monday
annexed
THOS. R. HARBAUGH, Aud c. c. }.
Carohon, December l5-s-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
The Tariff RepeaIedm

FOR cash. FLOWS may be had at the Carrollton
= Foundry for the Tihing sum of four dollars and
a half | have large number stocked off in the
best and most substantial manner, and farmers will
find it to their interest to buy now.
A. l.. LlTTELL.
July 81, I846-42-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01

THE partnership heretofore existing between C. P.
: g. A. NJ. Fisher is dissolved by mutual consent.
The books, &c. will be settled by A. NJ g. R. Fisher,
who will be at all times found at their foundry in
Leesburgh. C. P. g. A. M. FISHER.
N B. The subscribers respectfully inform the pub
lie that they are prepared to furnish castings of eve-
ry description at their steam foundry in Leesburgh
Carroll county, Ohio. A. NJ, g. R. FISHER.
November 81, lS46-7-3t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
Butter and Dried Peaches Wanted

FOR which will pay one-holf money and one
half in groceries; delivered at my grocery on
the HILL STUART G. MCKEE.
Cauolton, November 13, 1846-5-f.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
Fresh White Fish.

JUST received and for sale at the cheap grocery Of
STUART q. MCKEE.
Caroton, November 10, 1846-5-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
LIST OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS,

county, delinquent the County easur the County Auditor
The Of 46annexe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01

Carrollton, December 4, lS45-s-5t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
HOLLOW WARE.

4 large lot OF hollow ware, Of Pittsburgh manufac-
- ture, just received and for sale cheap, at the new
store OF ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, November 6, I84e-tE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-01
SOLE LEATHER.

First rate lot of Spanish sole leather Just receiv-
A ed aud for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, November 6, l846-tf.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
The Legislature

Is now fairly under way Nothing of special inte-
of the session. The engrossing topics will probably
be, railroad and bank charters, and the license law.
The session may be a short one
1t will be noticed that the Liberty candidate for
Speaker of the House received twenty votes, while
upon other questions there have been but nineteen Lib
erty votes. The twentieth vote was obtained in Il
manner tnn good In he kept secret
The wings, on the day previous to the election of
speaker, in counting noses, became terribly frightened
and among the strange maginngs, always Attendant
upon guilty hearts, fancied they might be called upon
to quaff the same cup which they so readily presented
to their neighbours lip over in New Hampshire. So
they despatched expresses some 40 miles for two alb
sentees-one SICK and the other not intending to come
They both arrived in the nick of time when the bal
lotng for speaker about to commence One of
them-a new ind inexperienced Misunderstanding his
seat by Liberty member inquired who are you vo-
ting for?" "Horato Neadham, "thoughessly and hon
estly replied the Intercepted. Thereupon the inter-
rogator inscribed Horao Neadham" upon his ballot
and deposited it in the box This was good Joke
to elect their speaker without the vote of him who was
too Impractical to take caucus orders Thanks to the
wings and their express rider.
On all ordinary questions we have said the Liberty
votes number but nineteen This is four less than we
claimed before the session, which is accounted for in
this way: the members from Brighton and St. George
democrats, elected such, and the statements for
warded to us that they were Liberty men prove to be
uufounded. The member from Jay remained at home
in accordance with the general custom of former rep
resentatiyes. And Deacon Long of Mendon, although
declaring himself after his election to have voted the
Liberty ticket the last two ears, and pedging hmsel
to mantlin his fidelity to that party for the future
ertheess upon more mature reflection, has arrived a
the sage conclusion that proper regard for the nal
ienabe rights of his fellow men universally, not for
getting countless generations yet unborn, requires lin
to throw the weight Of his vote into the scale of thu
SONY true Liberty party"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
The RCSuIt""T Cause.

We are at length enabled, by the official canvass Of
votes for State officers in the Legislature, to get al
the actual result of the late election in this State. Ii
will be that the Wing vote for Governor is %,
455l AIS less than last year. about per cent loss
The democratic vote is I860l-542 gain from last
year, or per cent increase The Liberty vote is $685.
237 less than last year or per cent loss. The whole
vote is something like 1000 smaller than last year,
This result is about as expected, when we saw
the general apathy that characterised our late election
though had previously hoped for an increase Of The
Liberty vote. And this increase will be exhibited wher
another exciting election shall draw out all the free
men to the polls marx that The Wing vote is some
thing like fifteen hundred less than last yaar. More
than three fourths Of these men abonring under
the conviction that the Liberty party is the only proper
medium for carrying out their principles, and when
they do again appear at the polls will act with that
party. There are mnlttudes of wings, in the State
Of Vermontwho have hitherto believed that ant-save-
ny principles ud be carried out in that party because
the leaders said it the "true Liberty Party" But
there are bounds set to their creduty The uniform
neglect and refusal of the wings to commit themselves
to any efficient anti-savery action, and the avdity with
which, year after year, they support shareholders an
savery-exensionsts for the highest offices in the
ton has convinced them that the of freedom has
little to hope from such reacherous friends. The
preach against the war, but Uote for shareholders,
pledged against the immediate prospective abolition
of slavery for the office of President Of the Unite
Statcs-and denounce every one treacherous to tn
cause of liberty, who refuses thus to vote They exc
crate President Polk as the guilty author ofthe whole
sale murder and butchery against Mexico, while the
sing loud huzzas to Gen Taylor for having administers
the murder and bnchey prescribed by President Poll
Such hypocrisy must come to the light
The increase in the democratic vote is mainly as
cribable, probably to the fever that prevas-mos
of that party really believing that the is just,
should be supported by every good patriot. The by
pocrisy of the wings upon thus subject and the cens
law of the last Legislature, undoubtedly operated
their advantage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
To Druggists and Dealers in Mcdicine-Dr
WStar'S BoLsom Of Wild Cbcrry.

This Celebrated n Bile medicine for the Of consump
tn asthma and liver comnt was discovered some SIX or sew
years ago the city of Philadelphia the residence Of one Of
the distinguished physci that lived Since that
has, by T., been raddly, surely and safely
way through the opposition OF quacks and c0unterle I'M
ill., by and intrinsic excetUce, it has gained for i
self envabe popularity and established itself in the conn
intelligent and enlightened public from end Of the
The testimony Of thousands who have
cured by this valuable arCe will show that
nds unvaltda he Of all other medicines for the cure
of diseases fur winch is recommended. The genuine Nlsla
Basam Wild Cherry for sale by duly appointed agents
and all respectable dealers in medicine, all large cities and all
important Throughout the United States and Canadas and
British provinces
Be careful To get the genuine and original Wistar's Balsam
Wild Cherry sigled Butts the wrapper For sale by -
R.d6 Id and : K Collins Montp-er VI AZ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21

be depended upon-nothing from the army, or even
from foreign houses.
Mexican letters say the leperos had sacked he CT
ty, and that Gen. Scott could not contr them; but
we cannot believe anything from the Mexican writer's
think that Pena Pena and his associates will call
Congress together, and will endeavor to open negotia
tons.
Major Laly understand has been ordered to march
up. The city is comparatively healthy
think there is truth in the first report-the other
may be doubtful,
The same paper says,
We understand that the War Department has deter
mined to raise two new regiments forthwth-one from
Tennessee and the other from Michigan
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
asHeEiREETON MARHiET.
MoNpAY, Oct. II.

At market, 300 head of Beef Cattle, 10 yokes work
ing Oxen 1850 stores, 60 and calves 200 sheep
and about 1850 swine.
Beef Catt!e.-Exra 81 25 First quality ST.; second
do $4,37 to SIS.
Store Catt!e-2 years old Hefers and Steers, SIS to
10. YearIlngs, 81 50 to 10 90.
Working Oren.--naps made at $7S, 50, 90, ll3.
Cop8 and CaiueS. Sales noticed at $l4 Is, Z3 %
and "a.
Sheep and Lqpbs.-Slles of lots at 81 SO and 1877
$50 for Lambs; Old sheep Sl,75 and $50.
S0ine.-Sales at wholesale, and 5 at retail, from
to g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
Weekly Recruits.

A L Spalding S Livern,ore, J Hel!man, II Dewey, D
" iaiLey, c Goodrich, n VI San erson, J W Cheney
" Sprague, " Hetce,, S Tinkhmn, J Perham, Co.
burn & Sanborn, l. Junes, " .Ne,Oman, T Chapman,
r Freeman, 0 Perkins, "A johnson, r N PotCerS, S
PegfeLd, J p Souih,Oorth, HIS Wells, r Samson, La
zeV & Orliss. S Gregory, a Whtcomb J KimbaH, +
Jenison $3.50 each " Marsh, J BeLding, JIM Bict-
ford. A Hiider, LqmpSon E Eastman, $500 each
S Hazetine, Mason, Sherman & Charter, 0 Wiltin-
son, ) Groo, Fl Campbell, S Sages, e Hoofoard, d
Sabin, Clifford, A Palmer. o merge, C PO.cers l.
T'hyaA SO each. MS Heath N Shepherd B F. Assem-
,oa,dt 81 each. r Dauis 81, J POETRY. s AIttard,
SIS e.ch; EB Johnson, H ANhetd, e Morse "A Ham
Ill. Smith J Church. B "A .aLhich FS Rogers, L S
iIoward rs cents each J D1u.son, T C Bwnham, l.
Hazen A Barney, D Herrick, A Commings so Ct,
each; A Norton 1911; " Hutchinson $l,3; 1
Marsh 81 Sc; c Banden $3.50; p S lord $2,l5; H
-itlen $50; y P brooka l,63; J A Hodge 2,49; q
Nipple 800 l. Hilbert l,76; Ii Kim'pH $50
II Perkins 1872; S C Turner, 29l Cochran LIS
G EDDY 2,92; l. B,ainerd 600; J DCyer 3,l2; D T
ye l,l5i d B Center 80 cents; A G Allen 26 cents
M B Bailey Is; J + yNeoder IS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
General supplying Agent.

dorchester, Mass. June 70
Dr. Brown-I affords great pleasure to be able to bear
The aluable properties Of your Sarapara and To
litt3rs You probably remember tire situation in
when commenced using them by the advice of my ends tho
suffering which have bne for Long time from the effects Of
most terrible almost ndscrbabr IL covered my chest
arms baeaknn times in quite go Medicine
after medicine did try without the leayt relies, and gave up
expecting be cured hut at last persuaded 10 make
Of you Sarsapsra and Tomato Bters; nut say,
commenced with great reluctance thinking it would uay
fail to relieve all other medicines had DONE But how hap
PLY have been disappointed 1t has entirely cured Moth
that affords pleasure lhtn recommending
Btta to others similarly afcedi and do earnestly recom
mend all to try them before they give up surprising Oe is no
lief value them highly ke them in the house and
use them my family as consider them the best pleasanesl
and most Through medicine use removing all impurities
carrying off the bile without weakening the system being oblg
ed to change tho diet Amer showing any one if they
not perfectly satisfied tell them tu call and will explain
my more fully. DANIEL PLUMER. 4l-42
For by s. Collins and g. P Redeld Montpelier, and by
dealers in medicine generalys
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
% CONSTITUTION CURED. al
Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam of Life,
The Great English Remedy for
C,TTc EnJrbc sfjyn1 0DJ GU1Suunfi01

r,r-l,r, ANS ,t-vc ,pr,vpAre,v ,h , prib n pdy
b frPc+a and ra@'noy Dea.ss $ .ia"d: "nf VITA
ibr ,snts No kn ,,n to ,h. civilized
' NJ h !" ' r. Wnin ~ II ia, bas niS rv
"a sai h ~ M nent nj, ri in all parts 1.-The cntry as
~ t 9 n - - ' -. - ~" p IN M , ry,t
ca3ts IF n,I only reliable remedy mary Dis
and 19 best and most agreeable curative IF all tie slight
!" II, " '''' ~ m ', f5 he @ t n, ~ n,,acl
Splitting OF Blood ac - sm ID ~ trC
ed and ntsi by III, use II Bucan,s innrln Balsam
hirh Is M afr ~ m rbrane rn v,s ib ncinant nh
~s and ib. vital o%% rs the I1ng4 T." sound and
,oltSv C. nd tHm ID .,L,, H. ; splitting rf Rood
alyov! oriS,s frm Remember ms atand'icv toll
later rminae in death pers who raises blood once will
raise again. nm IS proper curative IS im"eaMty employed
ain in thp 81 10. This distressing symptom Of CON
' ~ ~ 'i-'N' sun'ltlcn ARISES from niammttl n Of
AFT ctn rfha air passages in either case it is ny Ju md
Gallon If disease prev nt9 i ana fee breathing and wears
away the nar str Myth II the syst m The cause u ihs symp
IN should b. r1m yea at once aad thing can possibly afct
thlt Obj Ct 50 sped and happily rs t' great English Rem d,
discovered by D chan winch entirely gtabe IN It's nsrs-
d'eh' AMI prttcty h'hnl So in all us qualities: liver
COmOlaint. In cases 4 Consumption the LIVER is
"''''' always m're Or s. Tff-ctrd and also the
si n, Pc "a ana sm az nf ms, un ass et'ng cn'umpVe
y upon the r. winch ais htcoms iHt'y oy ana swell d.
~ en- q ., IN lilngaran ba5 N ai5aa:i II h' iyaf' esp1
va'Y 1t W. 81 an "cerouS nlnL, ~ 'rrcl anu pow"'" on
pc ueuIt 9, inc yf' un''''"u" ny c5%huh ~ pGeuy
tutn ny us US; Winter cough nJ h'rsR R ary' nacE
~ AMY nvoi a. IN l h, - b'y n JS S b
n i,, n i VI i1 d pP ~ ,t ny , W.
a rS" Mu' ] u ana tm w.
" 20, ~, VI 10 "''o' 'a '1 ,3u
" tyer fiii nj , Iyr md b., ,r"a annIs and ~ di
t,v ,s anI M" airs NO. e. g. th y s "nh on ID ,
tn, ' ~ % +Bcni," = ,'a'i,na ,ah 49, S y
'Gnl Bronchitis uhcuy ~ p'oathn2i .itSh c"ueh, a
sAuy 5Apo!CIoiattNn, WIN an Gun S!mlt ms
a. ny ti an cI 81 int ar u1s eau ny rom l1 'na 70
tn5 ies mg oGS ana 5peclgay cured ny lhee u h5 ad-
a" mi u Comm nj IN a anj aways q nGoney e.
nhahs anu en inc iins ana thereby t. Ihd'cehe worst form
81 pulmonary uScNSe' De wafhu III h7, am"tsd ana en'-
" ,I a ,iao' meu3, | uDerCIeS IN the LUNGS
nc hu"su D"l'"'l = 'ON'
IN only pnar remedy which has any power Ia dssolve rnlye
" .he lungs ltleul1l5 as thSS B5hordy es-
Me neV9 h9 oSt anaat anu conc9sMe gvaenSa to
nddt I5 A I no nn'uI "ig"e utec. IN acl, SO
NM ~ te % eet vi its power 10 cure the worst
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
Deaths.

In Pittsfeld, Samuel Joysin, aged 81. Publishers
in N. H. aud Mass please notice.
In WatervilIe llth inst, Hiram j., Oldest son Of j.
M. and Mariel Hotchkiss, aged 10 years.
In Topshem, Oct a, Mrs Joanna George aged II
Printers in N. II. please copy.
In Sugar Creek, Wisconsin, Aug, 29th, Francis
Rublee. aged 70 years. formerly of Berkshire.
In Sheldon, Sept 29th, Fanny T. wife of Benjamin
F. Butler, in the 18th year of her age.
In Mlddesex, on the 9TH ut Almra, daughter Of
Sylvester and Sophia Daniels, aged l year and
months.
In Waterbury, mr. Amos Barrel, aged 68 years ant
one month.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
Governors Message,

"Ihs is model document" says the Wdtclman-
So it would have said, had the message been literal
extract from last years Comic Almanac. However,
we agree with the Watchman far as leng h of the
message is concerned, which fortunately is such thai
all of our readers can athom it, and conclude for
themselves as to the merits of the "mode" in other
respects.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
1flarrtaQC5.

In Middlesex on the 18th inst by Rev. D. Ferger-
sonAnsOn j. Crane,to Marila Derby, both of Hunting
ton.
In Orwell, DR.. D. Tisdale, of Michigan, and Phyle-
ma s. Wiswell, of o.
In East MiddIcbury, Oct Is, E. W. Sessions and
Sea Ann Huntington.
In Mlddlebury, Oct. IL, orman Flower and Harriet
Wilson,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21

A farmers wife in New Connecticut, Ohio, is pre-
pairing an Immense cheese for present to Queen Vic
toria. With some few of her neghbors she has pro-
du;ed the milk Of 500 cows for day The produc-
ton is, cheese weighing 600 pounds.-Erchange pa.
per-
We know man, VERMoNTER in this same state
who is making one of half toms weight from his QUO,
cows.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21

Suicide. We learn that mr. Abner Doty, for many
of Elmore, committed suicide on Friday night last in
fit of dependency and partial arrangement Age II
years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
Rev. b. HIBBARD'S
Anti Bilious Family Pills.
Ann nLrnLl AnN nv

WE will them u sick head ache or
the Liver Complaint in its first stages. If you sat
isfed return the box and get Dose om half pill
pills. For sale by s. p Rcdfed, Montpelier and at
more stores in every town in the State.
JAMES NJ. HENRY, Waterbury,
42:ly General supplying Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
NEW STEAM BAKEKY.

w manufacturing
Common Hard and Soft. Graham and York
CRACKERS
Also, superior article of Soda R;ccu;t 80
by STEAM POWER, OOud DloCult, w.
and will sell the cheap the times will admit.
915-Those wishing to buy will not forget to inquire for
Cross s, Co.'S Crackers.
Those who may wish to favor with call viii find at
Langdons Place. rear of $. Burbank's store
A choice article Of Family Flour,
constantly hand cheap be bought elsewhere
NIB. Fairbanks Sye,Cs, for raising Buildings, to
let at The STEAM BAKE HOUSE.
Also-Graham meal made from pure Genesee Wheat
4, CROSS, & Co.
Montpelier Oct IA, l647. 4l;3mos
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21

.4,Other. Mr. Dyer Gates of yMorristown, destroyed
his own life on the evening of the 18th ut by hang
ing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
BOSTON MARKET-MoNDAY, Der. l,

BOSTON MARKET-MoNDAY, Der. Is.
FLOUR Michigan and Genesee, $3.50 700,
GRAIN-Corn, Is a "a.
Rye, IS.
Oats, SO S.
PROVISIONS-Bee 600 a 12O0.
Pork, 1850 1900.
BUTTER-l4 %.
Lard, IL ~ 10.
Cheese, 6 g.
WOOL Prime Saxony 45 so
American full blood DO As
do "a do IS a 80
do l-2 do 81 a 80
do IA g. com do 20 81
Promiscuous qualities Is 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
P0Dor Hnnnilns.

10000 ROLLS NEW PATTERNS from cents to rs cents
per Roll, wide for Cur'ins al the manufacturers
prices You rs per cent by examining my Papers and
Borders, at the AGENTS. Store. HARVEY KING
Sept %.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-21
LAME GIL.

TILE Pure, White, Beached Winter Oil, may be had Of
Oct. IA. 'T0RRS and LANGDON,