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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
TaylOrism in a Minority Of $1,000
In TIE OLD BAY STATE.
MASSACHUSETTS SpURNs THE Brine


We give below the returns of Yesterdays
Election, from nearly all the towns OF the State.
We copy them from the Atlas, which received
them by its express About 80 towns, in Barns
table and Berkshire are yet to be heard FROM
SLAVERY, in the person of Zachary Taylor, IS IN
a minority of nearly or quite l5,OOO IN the Old
Bay State. God bless her
The Free Soil party is thesECoND in strength,
second in majority of the counties, and the
FIRST in the heart of the Commonwealth =
Worcester County, which gave more than FOUR
THOUSAND majority for Harrison, repudates lay
lor to the tune Of SEVEN THOUSAND, SEW
EN- HUNDRED AND SGXrY-FOUR MA
JOR Try AGAINST HIM Do the Taylores
consider THIS as reputation Of Charles Al
lens action in the Philadelphia Convention?
"a NOMINATION Nor FIT TO BE MADE.
Marshhed, Dcnic Websters own town, seems
to have been precisely of this opinion. 1t has
given clear minority for Van Buren, overall
others. SO has Abingdon, where Webster made
one Of his speeches; 50 has Worcester, where he
made another; Fhchburg, where he made anotll-
er, comes within one vote of giving Van Buren,
as many as Cass and Taylor both; Lynn, where
he made another, gives large plurality for Van
Buren, and Free Soil.-B0ston RepabHcan
TharSday.
Later returns from all except II towns, show
the following result:
Taylor 58, 8O2, Cass 34O4S, Van Buren, &c.
Oil.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

One Of the most remarkable instances of the sue
cess which attends well applied energy and perseve
renee is exhibited in the case of Dr. DAVID JAYNE,
of Philadelphia, with whose advertisements the read
ers of the Register are familiar The Doctor, after
spending many years of his life in practice and a
refn invest CATION of the origin and character of
diseases, applied himself to the preparation of rene
dies, and the excellence Of his compounds is attsted
by the grateful thanks of thousands who have proved
the benefits of his skill and scientific knowledge His
are not mere quack nostrums but preparations result
inv from long and careful study, and as they serve in
an eminent degree, the good purposes for which they
were intended success has followed the propretor's
enterprise and labors. His establishment is now one
of the largest in the United States and besides fur
nshng every CITY, town and township in the country
with his valuable medicines he ships annually in.
mcnse quantities to foreign lands
In the prosecution of his plans for Bringing his spe-
cities to the notice Of the VIII Vie people, Dr. jayne has
issued a Family Almanac, containing certlicnt; and
testimonials of the highest Character We see it sta
ted in the Germantown Telegraph, that 'ls YEAR one
million of the Ananacs were published for 1913, and
all distributed This year. the demand for $40 is So
great that two power presses driven by steam, are
running day aud night, with double set of hands
and unable to meet tie demands of the public for the
Almanacs Indeed Mcssrs Stavel7 &; MCalIl, who
do the press work. have found it necessary, 70 mes
the wants of the publisher, TO obtain thru p0tgeI
press! Two millions and half copies will be re
quired for 1919, consuming from twelve to fleet
thousand ream3 Of plper and mourning an expense,
at the very small rate Of two cents each copy and
canno' see how they can be furnished at so low a
prce-of fifty thousand dollars! This is wonderful
exhibiting, as II does, one of the most remarkable in
stances Of enterprises on record
But it must be remembered that this large sum
which is fortune of itself, is entirely given away
the whole two millions and half of Amanacs ara
gratuitously given to merchants store keepers, fam
lies and individuals, with view TO their general gra
tuous distribution throughout the United States.
The POSITION of Dr. Jayne is an envmble one
achieved by his own unaided energy, industry AM
enterprisn-rawing largely from an extensive knowl
edge of medical Jurisprudence he now stands a
the head of the discoveries of medicines for "thc
million" which have not only been pronounced to bt
unequalIed remedies for the diseases severally Sc
apart by the proprietor, &c, but destined to COME
upon this human family incaculabe benefits in tn
form of restored health and prolonged existence
.NorriSsolcn Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

Ne,c- Engdaad and the ChoIero.-Thc Boston
Daily Advertiser contains letter from DR.. c. T.
Jackson, in which he expresses the opinion that
the Asiatic Cholera will not prevail in New-En-
gland to any considerable extent He bases
this opinion on the knowing geological charac-
ter of that region. He says that cities situated
on limestone or tertiary soils have always suffered
most severely from this scourge; while the pri-
mary or granite regions have never been visited
to any considerable extent. From the fact that
it has never visited the granite countries OF
Switzerland or Tyrol, in Europe, while it fol.
lowed the caIcareous districts around; and since
it did not occur in the primary districts of Maine
New Hampshire, Vermont or Massachusetts,
while it did follow the calcareous formations
through Canada, New-York, Ohio and along
the Mississippi, DR.. Jackson inIers that the cal
careous soils or waters have much to do with the
production of the disease.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
GUARDIANSHIP.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden at Mon,
Washington District vs. pelr within and for said distric
on tile 2h day Of October A. D. 1873 John Ods Of Barre Guar
dian to Catherine ODDS Ellen Ois and Rebecca Odds, Of Barre
IN SAID district minors under the age otwenone years
owning real estate lying Barre in Washington County and Stat
0 Vermont, described follows wit: Being Acre Of
WIN house thereon, and is the land dsedsd 10 Lois p Old
by j. r. and Betsey Palmer December I'd s3nakes application
tate belonging to hs said wards aledghg that the sale thereof
necessary for the u11o and will be- conducive the
Of his said ward. WI roapou ordered said application
be heard at the Probate Jce Montpelier the b day If No
veber A. 1885, O'Clock p NJ and is further ordered
that notice hereof be given by publishing the substance Of
subject matta Of said application and orders thereon in the Green
Mountain freeman printed Montpelier three weeks successive
B the last Of which before the aforesaid time appointed fO
the hearing thereof By tho COsr,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
true copy Of record, Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

THE "SrnANGE CASE IN SURGERY. We
gave some account few weeks ago, the won.
derful case of Mr.. Gage, foreman on the Rail
road in Cavendsh, who in preparing charge
for blasting a rock had an iron bar driven
through his head, entering through his cheek,
and passing out at the top of his head, with Il
force that carried the bar some rods, after per-
forming its wonderful journey through skull and
brains. The iron was in diameter an inch and
quarter, and in length, three feet and seven
inches; the upper end Of the iron, however, Ia
pering to the diameter of one forth of an inch.
We repeat the dimensions of the rod, as we OBJ
serve some Of the papers that copied the article
substituted the word circumference for diameter,
thinking perhaps the story told in that way,
would be quite as large as could well be believed
But we refer to this wonderful case again to
say that the patient not only survives, but is
much improved the wound in his head has
healed, the srnttic in his roof Is closed up, and
he is likely to De ont agun, with no visible i'll
jury but tie loss Of an eye = Woodstock Mer.
CuTU.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Still Later.

The America, Capt Judkins, arrived at New
York. on Thursday noon, having made the rap
id passage of eleven and half days, She brings
dates to the Goth uIt The news is not impor-
taut--CJtton and Breadstufs are declining.
FRANCE. The news is gloomy, and the diff
cuItics ofthe Government on the increase. The
Paris correspondent of the Times describes the
condition of that city as being very nearly akin
to what it was previous to the revolution Of Feb
ruary. The election for President of the Re-
public is to take place on the 10th December
next
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

.4lti Slavery at the Souh-We understand that a
new weekly paper of the an.slavery am is in con-
temptation in the city of Washington. Tue plan is to
make large sheet and put it at the low price Of 81
per year. AT the same time it is believed the enter
prize will be under auspices to its permanence
and complete 1t must be the intention of the
parties interested, we judge, to give the new mouth
malnlned by tne National Fra, which, at present rep
ressnts the abolition interest Of the country at the seal
Of government. We wish tbe south much ov at the
advance of the Northern Lights toward their meridian
Tribune,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

Curious ADvENTURE.-Truth, they say, is
stranger than fiction. The Glasgow, Missouri,
News states that French settler, many years
ago, LETT his vile and children to struggle with
the world, while he sought his fortune in foreign
parts For several years the wife and daughter
awaited his return, till even affection compelled
them to think him dead. They struggled along
in poverty till the daughter grew to womanhood
and married, as did also the mother-both o.
them remalng in Strengthened circumstances.
Last week, however, an old grey-headed man
went to the humble dwelling of the daughter
aud after surveying her with deep emotion for a
few minutes, sad, "Do You know the name Of
your father :" to which she replied by giving it
"Then," said he, II am your father!" Afte
their mutual greetings, he brought in two bag
of gold, containing $4,000, and gave them to
his daughter, and offered her husband the bes
farm he could find in the neighborhood. HI
knew his daughter by a scar on her forehead
from wouAd received when child. 1t is no
stated what arrangements were made with hi
wife.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

In Orange, on the Oath ult., Sophronia A., wife of
E. w. Lord, and daughter Of Reuben White ESQ.,, Of
Orange, aged % years.
Printers in Mass are requested to notice.
In Greensboro, on the lth inst Bctsey g., wife Of
Geo. II. Pare, Esq, aged 45.
In East Randolph Oct. Goth, Dea. Bethucl Keith
aged 73
In PAinfeld, Of congestve fever, Oct 18th, Mrs.
Rosalnda A. Bartlett, aged %.
Ia Coventry, suddenly, Nov 8, DR.. Peleg Reddeld
aged "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
4ilorrir0.

In w. Poultney, on the 7th inst, by Rev. Mr. Can.
non, Mr.. James X, Broughon, and Miss Susan X
Marshall.
In Calais, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Simeon s. Martin
and Miss Esther Mcknight, both of C.
In Elmore, 9TH inst, by Rev. S. Tarbel, Mr.. Will
lam Bruce, Jr OF Worcester and Miss Mary A. Oar
Ing, Of the former place.
In this village, 9Th inst by Rev. E. ]. Scott Mr.. Z
Parker, and Mss Louisa NJ. Ainsworh both of Calais
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
w eCkIV EeeCrFDGs.

NJ futile, II Howard, A Coburn, A Palmer, Per
kins, w Scales, II S Jones, Dale, p NJ Wiley, W
Strong, s each f Virgins, 75c ] Kellogg 50;
Renfrew, jr, $40, q Ii Page, $3.50; E Scott, SOC
l. Richmond, SO; J Jewell, S., W Sticknay, Sly35
S Dodge, 1921; A Stowe, $135; J Nj Bennett, s?
L Alexander, 85c; NJ D FoIott, So.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Notice---extra N2 SIE4R

IN August gave special notice all indebted u.s. years
standing r payment b. the Let day of October and all other
demands without exception, be paid by the LIST day of Feb
ruary. OF Hha former, there many delnquents. We
should regret being obliged to them lawyers hands for
collection, therefore shall retain them till the
lat day u December Let pree fUrbearance
Ourb usness mus 4 be cid I'd, STORRg LANGDON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

Millions Of Bounty Lapd Acres..-Of the reg.
uar army, about thirty five thousand men are en-.
titled to bounty lands. The volunteers who are
entitled to these lands are about fifty five thous-
and. Fourteen millions four hundred thousand
acres of land will be required to satisfy the claims
of the soldiers in the Mexican war. This land al
the Government price is worth eighteen millions
two hundred thousand dollars.
Wooden Guapowdr.-From sundry recent
experiments, the fact is established that fine saw
dust or rasped wood, STEPPED in mixture OF
concentrated suphuric and nI,ric acids, and at,
forwards washed and dried, will explode similar
to common gnnpovder, and if rightly managed
with much greater force. The greatest wonder
about it is that the fact hsd not been discovered
earlSer,-B0Stoa Transcript
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

Postal .4rrangement.-I 1t is stated that the difficult
ties in relation to the hostages by the British and u.
s. steamers have been settled by our minister, Mr..
Bancroft
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Travelling Agent wanted.

RESPECTABLE man, active industrious and possessed Of
- some business edncation wanted solicit applications
Health Insurance. satisfactory bond $500 will be required
The compensation will be commission the pemi-
ums collected by the agent and he possesses good address and
reasonable industry his income from the agency Ike
" t. fall shor Of 5000 per His field of operations will
IN ht vicinity which this paper published, where would
he invested with the sole AgsFey. Address by mail the
MASSACHUSETTS, HEALTH INSURANCE OFFICE,
Boston, Oct IS. 4G 3v
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

Wisconsin, nine years ago, had but six churches,
three ministers, and one house of worship. 1t now has
about one hundred churcha&
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
NOtice---Extra.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the late firm of Bav.
lies u Bancroft for Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing or
Manufacturing (said done at the Factory recently
owned by H. NJ Bsylies, and Under the superintend-
enee Of Mr. a. w. Wder, between the and day of
June, 1915 and the 23 day of August, 1917 are no.
titled that the same must be paid previous the 18th
day of January nSxt the books and notes OF the firm
will be left with an attorney for collection without re-
serve
The Books and notes of the firm will be kept at the
store of Ellis, Wilder g. Co, (il January I5,) where
c. W. Bancroft will attend 10 the settling OF the same
All persons having cloth due from the firm are request
ed to call and receive the same
H. N RAYLTES.
c. w. BANCROFT,
Also on hand few hundred yards OF Cassneres,
which will exchange for WOOL
c. w. BANCROFT.
Montpelier Now 9, l849. "A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Notice.

WHEREAS, Stephen Corls fer about Ave years past has
W carried my farm, and occasionally purchased proper.
y on credit this Is notify public shall not hereaf
ter mold my' responsible Tor ANY by said
CATtss. REUBEN TUCKER.
Brook6eld, VT Nov. Ih 1913. 4G:3,y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Fur Store.

LARGE and splendid OF Furs Of every description
II may be found al BURNHAA's. Ny Auds consist Of
Stone Martin,
Dark and Light Fitch,
do aud do Lynx,
do do Russia Squirrel,
Sshe
African Lynx,
French and Eng. COucy.
have Victornes and ioas to match the above MATS.
gFMUFFs and VlCTORi Mes Ialufcat red order Thos,
wishing to purchase viii find Tor do wher>
the article is manufactured
The Rhuye at wholesale ana retail.
Nov. 7th. a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Vegetable Pulmonary SALSAM.
Tested By The Experience anil Observation Of Thou
sands, for MplnnrRs Of TlrenhI Kenrs nnstILL


Recommended by eminent Physicians as a SAT
SfN~s~. convenient and every eficacOus Remedy as
va fGs one that will not disappDin the reasonable ex
(x$3 'tef. pcctons # husH who it, and superior
any other within their knowledge, for Coughs,
sp p s oq od W6onon a't @6Sa rn nn5
j igsEspR Pulmonary Affections and Diseases The
e IT, esh Lungs. The oinVns Of those who
"a y |t, can he seen from the following eytracts from
yF1kSrA YH their letters. "I have used
s;eI years, and am confident that has
means Of preserving my life to the present
dny" consider it an hyliabc remedy all Pulmonary Com
plants" II has every where given universal satisfaction" ga
Young lady gr niy has been entirely cud Of Consumption
by The Hse Of t." Having been thirty years troubled with
PHTII|C and under the of the eminent Ply scaus
and having escorted to kind If remedy little
h has after trial of two years. failed If giving relief"
Having sen troubled more than twenty years with Asthma
without being mach benefed was entirely relieved appa
renily restored To COED health by weeks Of it."
GCg1 BEWARE o. COUNTERFEITS and III rATIONS, sucI
Carers Compound Pulmonary aisam, American Pulmonary
Bnlsam, and Others part bearing Engu.e for tho
Article Ivy It's who'll name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAND
and that has the VIM Jon'n Cutler
upnn yellow label, the Blue wrappers. Each bottle and
seal is stamped Veg table Pulmonary B.lsam."
Pr pared by REED CUTLER Iapoiersnnd Wholesale Deal
c in Medicines Paints Chemicals and Dye Stufs 81 Chatham,
street. Boston, anl sold by Druggists Anleaes aud Country
Merchants generally For pinicnrs recommendations see
Pamphlet accompanying each bo3 Price 50 For sale in
Montpelier by 5. K. Collins. As 6mos
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

Rum ant Church Burning, The Congregational
meeting house Mt Berlin Conn was destroyed By fife
recently. A Run-drinkug ncendlary is charged with
the crime. The neghborhood has been the scene of
frequent outragrs, lately, the fruit of bitter anti tom
perance excitement, aud the burning OF the church is
believed be the last exploit of the gang. We un-
derstand from gentleman from the place who called
at our office that the runmes in then rage, actually
went so far to actually attempt blowing up the A
cademy, in which the temperance meetings were held.
By their fruits ye shall know !hem.-Orgm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

fs0Ct. C. M. ssUEBg. Fee.
TTAVNG spent the last year in the Hospitals Paris nnd
londn has returned to his Office, the Drug
~ X. @ Inns
Montpelier, iiov 4th, 1913. As 2w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
NEWTON & tTAAL.

DENTAL SUR GEONS,
MAY be consulted Office Town and Halls Jswery
M store, Stl= street, from 10 70 a. Nj from IL p NJ.
ChlorUfm administered usaI, perfect success We
wouli Hose hacqntint-d Effects that w. have nd
mus'rr since March M the OF 20 ounces without the
least bad result
NJ NEWTON.
H. p. HALL.
Montpelier NOV. 49, I8l9 4Gtc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Do YOU W.7.NT SHEETY,NCS2

you buya KinG Cash good yard wide for cts
and prim' for l1cts, " IA Or per I'd 3e Cts Fine
40 inch Shsengs, 3 cts.
Ana ta not low enough take lh"m your price, at
Ie store ta dcTes coHpettonopposite the Brick ChrEh
Nov. 8, 1siS. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

FHnn"es Of VGmom.-The income Of The
State of Vermont for the year ending August 3lst
appears to have been short of The disbursements.
The total income, including the balance in the
Treasury from the previous year. was $94,076,
while the disbursements were S95,hl7 The
State made loan of $5O0n with the Bank Of
Brateboro' to supply the deficiency. The to-
tai State liabilities on the first of September
were AZ 1917 and it resources $4S, 5S4.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

QC ANS, of Brooks Brothers. SoIe and other ma pufac
10 trrc at less price than you buy cscwhereat the
cheap Cash Stors. HAYVEY KING
Nov. 1873.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
NOTICE.

THIS cehes that have this day given my son David L. Mavu
ard his time during the remainder Of his inoty Therefor
shall claim Of his earnings pay any dtbs of his con
tra citing after this Date CARLOS MAYNARD.
Duxbuy, Oct. %, 1898. 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
Pure Fresh Teas.

Ok CHESTS of those silver Leaf Green Teas lust ar
~ rivedso send in your orcrs also 20 Chests Of fair Y
IT, Fta for % cts To- at the Tea Store opposite
"ilrch $40 HARVEY KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

d. Valuable Farm } s9Er
TTltE Subscriber offers Valuable Farm about miles
east ofthe State House in Montpelier containing acres Of
excellent LAND good Buildings well wattred good stream
ofwar rnnng into the house. and the Ba-pleuty Of fruit
trees sugar orchard and sugar house also commands fine
If the Capital aud Of the Vermont Central Railroad
md If the most pleasant situations in Montpelier. Trn5
Of payment made Easy.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber or Of W. Ban
croft. L f. WALKER
Montpelier Nov. LIST. ls4s As
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
JAYNES MEDICAL ALMANAC,
4 ND UIDE TO HEALTH

Il " u q UIDE TO HEAL TIL.
The calculations for this Almanac made with great care and
accuracy ana Tor hVe different audes aud ongtdes so as to
make them equally useful Calendar in every part Of the Uni
ted states and british North America are printed an good
paptr and with handsome type are neatly bound aud
besides being the and Calendar Tad in
the United States they contain large amount Of valuable infer
nation usd the wants of ALL and of that too which can
not be found in books.
HIS CATALOGUE OF DISEASES, with remarkable djrec
tons for their removal really Invaluable and many Of
vtcs in house they enter Every family
possess least of these Annals f Almanac for 1910 is
ready fur distributions of which he designs publish least
TWO MILLIONS, and in order that every family in the United
States and British America, may be furnished copy, he
hereby invites
MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS
to forward their orders to him early possible and they shall
be TIppsd GRATUITOUSLY with many copies they may
deem necessary supply their They
invited at the time, send copy Of their " BUSINESS
CARD" which will be printed and the the Amanacs
them, also without charge.
They also requested to give all necessary directions
Amanacs Should be Forwarded By they cannot he
sent by mail unless The postage first paid hem
(pOst paid directed to DE- D. JAYNE Philadelphia, will with
with prompt attention.
GFAMl obtain these Almanacs Gratis Of Redfeld
Grinuis, Montpelier, VT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

Sold by MRS. r. KIDDER.

No. 100 COURT STREET, BOSTON,
who the inventor and proprietor Druggists and Apoeca
es supplied as formerly in large small quantities:
Agents IS Redfeld and $. X Collins Montpelier N Blake
Cornth j. NJ Richardson, Waitsfcd f. H. Kyes Newbury:
niu uy ueaiers ID medicine generally. 26:4m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
ALLIANCES! ALMANACKSyI

DIR. D. L4Y.NE UOuld respectfully inform the pub
lie that he publishes annually for gauitous distribution bv him
self and all his agents, an Almsnsc, called
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16

Montpelier, Nov. Is, 1913. 4.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND
IN

s most excellent restorative, giving healthy tone to bet
tressing the stomach. f7S " "