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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
S6redli6e SeuerS6runf.
400 !SduSer scrff5rt--SSerluit Willios
lten Shalcr.

"OO Se'H"tN$ N~'efS -
ncn Sbalcr.
2m 18ten Wai III Su ct. GOuis. Mihcu'
ri, Elm Seuer oussebrcbsn, weIbes, ebs benz
feIben ginbalt setban werosn founte, funf
MitIionsn SbaIer wertb Gisentbum teritor'
tie. 8sinabe bic Sdlfte oes Saupt. Gsfbdft'
tbeits iener Staot, 1T baour6 in &uiuen
ssIest worosn, woruntsr 8anfsn, a u e
Serliberun9s @efeaf6afts. 9dufer, unb II
Oampft6te seSdbIt perben miBen. Das
Seuer brad in einem Dampfboct aus, uno
oa Sur 3eit Elm bObsr @ino webete, tbeiIten
G6 baIO Die Slammen ben Sdufern nit
Ser ab9ebrannte Oiitriftiit cine Msile lang
uno brei Siere6e brett. I'm ben Slammen
an sinem semibsn 9unft GinbaIt Su tbun.
wurcsn mebrere 9sbduce nit pulUsr auf'
sefprenst. 2(uf einem Der Dampfb6ts fam
ben 8 YsrfOusn ibren Sob, unb man min
piBen baB mdbreno bem @utben biefes
oerbeerenoen Clements 20 psriOneu ibr Ge'
ben einbi6ten. &ier Orudereien finb eben'
falIs Elm Raub Der Slammsn 9eportsn.-
8abrIib Der 3uftano Der Sinse oofsIbif,
ldst ii6 iibri9ens be6er oenfsn aIs bsfdrei.
ben. gSte oisIe fino ba wisber ibres Sb
cads beraubt worben-uno wie, pieIe, Die
iidb eini9e Strnbsn pcrber wcbGbobeno
sIaubten, fno nun mispsr um ibr 1Iss 9c'
fommen
Sie 8oifon Serfiderun9s GsfstIfdoften
babsn bel oiefem Seusr ben srOben Ser
Iuft BON 100000 SbaIsr Su erleieen. Qu6
Die Don Baltimore babsn taran cine 9roBs
Summe Su be5abIen. Nebenbem psrIieren
bic &auFeute, bic oiefeS Srubiubr sroBe Ser.
fdufe babin 9emu6t buben, nod fsbr fdws
re Summen. Ses9Ieiden bubeu Burger
BON pitsbur9, an Dampft6tsn uno Ga.
bun9en, einen srOben Spell oss &erIults ;u
ertra9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
SBbia StaatSsSUnYrntipn.

Die DeIesaten jur Bbi9 StaatS'@0n'
urnticn weroen Ii6 auf DOnneriGa9S 8
ben I6ten ma d fen Qusuit in 9ar:
risburg UeriammeIn, fir bic Uufnobme elmer
fbifliben perfon oIS Gonoibot fur ba5 Qmt
eines Canal. @ommifIicners eieIeS StaatS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

eeets gBOde bate fib oas 9aidt Der,
brsitst, bic GbOIsra MOrbus babe ibrs ;pei
te Grfbsinun9 in Der Stabt NsupOrf es
mobt. Sn ben Icsten &u9sn baben fid
absr, no6 ben. 3ei.uu9eu. Feline nsus SdQt
ein9siisOt, unb oisfrtbs moueu nun mi6en
eas eS nibt bic ,birfli6e GboIsra, fOnbrrr
cine antGt SronfDeit fci. ..-..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
cNilitdrmatbt Scr gycr, etaotcn.

0as cr9aniiirte MiIitdr Der Sneinisten
Staatcn bsiiano am Gnoe oss Sabrs lS49
aus, lr66Ti363 -Mann Snfantrrie, DO. 3OS
Gauauerie, 34,38l Qrtiacrir. So 400 Su6.
Observation-Disclosures 1.9l3,643 Mann.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Sine snSianer.s sbIaelt-soo astBstet

Giue 3eitun9 BON Qrfanfas msIoet, auf
Qutoritdt eiuss Soteu uUm Sn6ianerlanc,
caB ein 9ro6es &reffen Swifbsn ben &aman,
die Snbiunsrn unb elmer Serbincuns anoe,
rsr Stimme fott9efunben babe. uno bab
natb einsm. csspsratsn @efs6t in weIbem
etwa 500 9cbIisben iein iouen, bic 8aman
dies bic SGubt er9riffen bdtten. - SieIes
@eribt f6unte wobI AUDI faIfb feiu; bod
fOtIsn bic Sncianer in lester 3eit 9roee
Unfdufe Don puIuer eemo6t babsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Die Teuisfeitcn ucu ben GoGcrssiOnsn
fnb INNER nod Die ndmIibsn,-unb natb
atIen ein9eSc9ensn Nahri6ten mus wirfIib
bort gcIc i'm uebcrluB fein. Seoo6 Iino
natirIb uiele @eritbte weit hbertrieben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Turebtbares Icuer In China.

8u 8waiIam, 5uuptifabt Der Gwon9ft
prouinS, fCu neuIib Elm Seusr 9ewltbst
baben. wsttss ibsr 1000 Siufer uno
8ertftdtte, nsbit Uislen Isnldsnleber, ser
ll6rte.-S bredlieh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
SOB Sureb Gubpo ocfcumotcrir.

3u Spracufe. Neu @Orf. fam neulih Elm
UieI perfprsdencsr Iun9er Qrst, Namsns
&Cberts. eaourd Su feinsm &ocs. cas er
elm auf feinsr Stirn entitonpenss SldSden
nit eiuem 8ubpoden9rinoe. Den er fo eben
ucn benz Qrme zines &ince5 ob9enommen
Bate, berAbrts. Sn wenisen Stunoen Oar
nab bate er feinen Serllano oerloren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Sn Cincinnati sraBht Die @bOIsra immer
nod, uno in Den Ieeten "a Stunoen Don
cenen man Nutbribt bate, bubsn pafelbt
ii SUoeSfd1e fattarfuncen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Sin GcrrefpOncCnt os5 Baltimore patri
OF ftrribt aus gSafbin9ton, coB Dor Nem
gcsinns Der ieei9en NrminiltrutiOn Die I'm
,obl Der S6reber etc. in Den psrftcosnen
3epartment5 Su @afbin9tOn lib uuf 742
eUtos uno 1863 @bi9S belief. Sct Dem
4tcn Ndr, faneen erlt Is @sdicI tatt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
SicS ScIcudieoc.

Sn eini9en SbeiIen non @beifCr Gauntp
fUu Die be6ifde SIis9e ibre Grf6cinuns ee'
mu6t babsn. uno srC6e Srbserun9en in
Der BaiSsnfaat anribten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

@oupunSr So6nlion, bicfT 9streus uno
fdbise 8eamtr, brftncct iib 9r9rnwdrti9 in
YbiIoecIpbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Sd,reflih.

Gin 7idbri9es S6ttsrtsn ess Srn. Solep,
in Secatur @ountp. Snciana. mar beftdf.
tist nit siuem fIsinsu Suno6su bic &ube
aus Dem Sbh9arten su iaqen. ols lis pI6bih
vCn elmer Sub an9s9liffen uno Su 8Ooen
9emorfen wurbs. ais Die SHUTTER fab in
weIder Sage Ii6 ibr 8ino brfano. elite iie
bsrbei uno nabm oas &nb in ibre Qrme
aber ieet wuroe aud iie BON Der mutbeneen
Sub auf Die S6rner aerOmmsu uno gu 8o'
oen 9ewcrfen, 9etretsn, 9sltc1en. uno ouf
fbredIide WciIe befddoi9t, bs Elm Mann
ceS @e9eS fam. @r fono Die uneudlibe
Srou erfb6pft, uno fat bswuBtIos. ierub
oas 8ino nod INNER in ibren 1rmrn baItsnc.
Oas 8ino 1T nur wsni9 befbdeiat bic
Mutter co9s9en fam ib sIudltb f6deen.
wenn iie bel ben erbaItsnen 8erIssun9sn
nit bsm 9ebsn oauon fommt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Gie SeucrIeute in &sacin9 9ctrnttn ouf
hn 4tcu Snli ctnc 9rrGc Yarate Su prou'
falttu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

prsfcent &apIOr mag tbun mas
er wiu, sr Fam bod bic GofOfOfOs niht
ptisesn. BUR 3et no er an Der Spite elmer
iiesreiden Irmse in Wsrito ffanb, bdtteu
lie ibn germ nit eeib unb SceIs Su ben @ol.
fen erbCbsu. ois5 mar aber nur 70 Ianae als
lie ibn fur @insn Der Sbri9en bisIten, cenn
al5 Die 3eit Fam mo Ganooaten fur bic Qreli.
osntsn Wuroe nnonntmerosu mustcn, bat.
ten iis feline Stimme fur ibn. ia fflbif ni6t
ben Mutb ibn aIs 9anbioat por5ufhlaeen.
Die g8bi9s batten mebr Qdtuna fur ben
oltsn SsIo. iie ernauntsn tbn nibt alIein oils
ibren 9anbioatsn. fonoern bIiebsn ibm dub
rsu bis cr erwdbIt mar, mas Den 9Ofofofos
pisoer nitt 9sfieI. Sset no Der neue prdli.
bent Qemter aus;utbeiIen bat, m6hten fie
nod germ fur ibre Ssrldumounaen ae9rn
ibn bsObnt fein, ba a5er bic 9iberaIitdt oes
Yrsiibenten ni6t 70 nett rsitt. ba6 er feline
Sreunoe uerei6t uno feline Seinoe beIObnt, 70
fbreien fie Iuut iiber SerfOIeune uno finb
gar ni6t 9epIiest wriI er ben eofofotcs
ni6t aud Qsmtsr 9ibt,-Ceib. 8sob.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Nab 9cfton fam bic Nadribt. ods auf
oem Sbiff Sdns BON eipsrpoOI funf psr'
fonen Sunaers asiforbeu fino.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Sn oem Stittif6sn Mufeum bsinoen ffb
435, 900 8dnbc ssbrudts 8a6sr, uno 49,,
900 a,f6risbens Sdnbs. .'' si-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Der 1btb. Daniel Duncan, sin Mitsliso
oes Ieetsn @Onsrs6es. il pOr sinisen &a9sn
ju @afbinston eeftcrbeu.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
The South opening its Eyes.
7he Mississippi Free Trader savs

The Mississippi Free Trader says:
1.-TWO hundred and fifty thousand men cannot
always hold in servle bondage three millions of
rational human beings. The elevation of the
race may be retarded III its progress by the OBJ
stinacy and mistaken selfshness of the few, who
lord 1t over the many; but the triumph of right
and justice, over wrong and injustice, is certain
at the end"
The Plato Argus, in Missouri, says:
"We trust that the first act of the Missouri
Legislature, when it meets this winter, will be
the passage Of resolutions instructing our Sena-
tors, and requesting our Representatives in Con-
gress to vote for the passage Of the Winot Pro-
viso, and use all their influence in its favor"
In speaking of Senator Douglass California
Bill, the Mobile Herald uses the following SEN
siblo and manly language:
"The destiny Of California is to be free, and
we presume this destiny might as well be fixed
now as later. 1t may save contention in Con-
gress' from which no possible good can come
to the South"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
The Southern DiSuniOniStS,

According to Independent, of the North Amer
lean, the whole subject Of the safety of1he South
has been referred by the General Committee to
a Speech Committee, consisting Of Messrs. Cal.
houn, Clayton, King, Morehead, and Bayly, So
Mr. Calhoun will have everything his own way.
What an example of miserable sectonalism,
this Southern organization. Unless these South
ern men can act in Congress, celebrating, I'M
der the orms of the Constitution, with their
brethre1of the North, they had better go home.
We do w. believe their constituents sent them
here to eganize Southern Congress to exercise
ovcrseership over the Federal Legislature. Had
the Northern members acted in this way, the
press, North and South, would have denounced
them, as conspirators against the Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

person to 90 into the house and home of man
and compel him by force to leave, is to make
himself guilty of a crime, compared with which
highway robbery is insignificant. What have
the colOred people done to merit this cold-blooded
abuse at the hands Of theil white neighbors ?
and what right has this high-banded punderer
to propose their expulsion? Who gave him or
his vilaiDous companions right to expel any
portion of the human family from any portion Of
the hubitabe globe?
The colored people have as good right to
live in Virginia as has this insolent Governor
For two hundred years they have toiled over lis
fields" have watered them with their blood"-
they have been the .laborers of that State, the
source Of all the wealth that the State enjoys
they have ploughed and sown the fields, while the
lazy, lounging whites have reaped the harvest
and to OK pei them from their homes, is an act
Of cruel n pacity deserving the execration of the
civilized world.-.Norh Star.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
EXpatrialiOn.

Governor Smith, of Virginia, has just proposed
for the third time, to the Legislature of that
State, the removal of the free coored people.
He recommends the passage of laws by the Leg
slature for the accomplishment of this result.
From no high functlonary in this land has there
ever come more unjust and impudent PROPOSE
ton. For landlord to expel family which
has failed to pay rent regularly, excites compass
sion for the family, and Indignation against the
landlord, in any hut heart Of stone but for a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Krkbride'S I'atterSaPs
HEAVE POW DERS.
1t has cured, in the last wear.

III mas cured, in the last year,
1900 cases of eaves2O0O of chronic cough-2OO
Of broken wind, and 5000 of horses
out Of condition, and other diseases.
EENHIs remedy is put up in large packages weighing
n over ONE pound, to administer to horse about l6
days. and to ordinary casethus it will be seen
that is the cheapest Heave Medicine that can be given
Unly dollars worth is requisite in most cases TO
cure. We know of many who have improved the value of
heavy horse So and 100 dollars, by one d,llars
worth of the Taersall's lieave Powders.
More than five hundred Certificates. YER
bal and written, have been received atesng to the VIZ
tues of this netmabe Remedy but we have only space to
subjon the following
Scarcely dev but we receive marks If apprvba
ton Nom unf aggns, and ohe so have psd or sold the
enledy.
The following is from our agent at Bu,linuton V,
"Mr. Flanagan Of Middleb1y says he purchased nack
of you last fall, and gave il TO valuable young borc
that had the heayes, and cured him entirely he Is nav
perfectly sound. He has just bought few more packages
for other horses. A. c. SPEAR, Burlington, VI
Gents- have by chance procured package or vonr
Tatert sa's Heave Powders, and have tried them on
horse of my own think has entirely cured my horse 10
not be cured and To satisfy people that they can win mir
chase six packages for i've dollars which enclosed
Please send to EDWARD JONES
Clyde Glass Works, ely de Co. NY
Kirkland, Oneida, Co.Ny
Messrs. Cough and ketcham.-Gents: Having ynung
horse who had much to his injury contracted the Heayes
purchased fl him article called eaye Cure - but wbirh
think should be called eove Maker" il made me
horse good deal worse than before afterwards
induced give him the latter Sails Heave Puwderso
and the effect immediate restoration To su1ndness
have since been offered fifty dollars for the 6or
than offered him for, before he t1ok your medicine.
}. BURlINGA gr
Notice and Caution
Many Druggists and dealers who have been disappuhA
in being allowed thc aganCy of the Tattersals Hee
Powders are putting up compounds Of their own, With
they recommend as superior to the Taersals and son
have the lmpudence call them the original and genuine
beware of ali these, and be put off with hut the TAI
tersa Be sure to observe that the genuine bears III
written signature of A. H. Cough, and Co, counterfeit
forgery Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by Goug
and keteham, I49 Fulton st. New York Price Al M
package. Six for S. S. X Collins Agent for Alontpee
4S:iy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

RECOMMENDED by eminent Physicians
asa safe convenient and every eiiicaci-
GUS gemedy al une that will not dis
an,Jintthc reasonable expectations Of
those who use it, and superior Ia any
other within their knowledge, for
Coughs, coll $, and Consunptions,
Asthma, Phthislc, Splitting of Blood,
WhOOping Cough, and all Pulmonary.
Affections and Diseases OF the Lungs.
The opinions of those who have used it
can BE- seen from the following extracts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
SPECIAL NOTFCE.

TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS and sCHoL-
AIRS;
Tlhe Subscriber has taken room on Main Street. over
L Harvey Kings Store, where he intends making ZEN
ERAL DEPOT of Apparatus and Books for Academies
and Common Scooos in part of Maps, Globes
Charts, &c &c, such Mtchels Outline Maps Mattison
Astronomical Do. COmel's Globes, Pages Vocal Chats
Davies Mathematical works, Wells Grammars, Wurds
Histories, Cutters Physiology, Wnchester's Writing &
housekeeping Double and sing entry. Also, Rev. ZadoE
ThompsOn's GEOGRAPHY GEOLOGY OF VERMONT
accompanied with Maps-A NEW WORK now in press,tt
be published SOON designed for the of Academies and
Schools The above work has been examined in manuscript
and highly recommended by His EXcellency Horace Eaton
State superintendent In fine all the Standard works. need
ed in the schools Of this State, may be found here.
Orders from distance will be PROMPTLY attended to-
Those wishing orders filled send them by the Repesen
atlves and they will receive Books, Maps and Stat emery
at 4 SMALL ADVANCE from Cost.
CHARLES O. KIMBALL,
General Agent for the State.
MOntpelier Sept. 1913
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

from their letters have used 1t now for eleven years,
and confident that has been the Of preserving
my life to the present day" consider it invaluable
remedy in all Pulmonary Complaints" 1t has every
where given universal satisfaction" "a young lady in
family has been entirely cured of Consumption by the
of it," Having been thirty years troubled with the
PHrHISlC and under the of the most eminent Ply
sciaus, and having esoed every kind of remedy with
but little benefit, it has after trial of two years, never
failed Of giving relief" "Havng been troubled more than
twenty years with The Asthma, without being much benc-
fitted, was entirely relieved and apparently restored to
good health by weeks use of it,"
NJ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS and INVITATIONS
such Carters Compound Pulmonary Dalsam, American
Pulmonary Balsam, and Others in part bearing the name
Enquire for the Article by its whole name, the
" VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
and that it has the written signature Of VIM. Jonn
Cutler, upon yellow label on the blue wrappers Each
hottie and seal IS stamped "Negetable Pulmonary Balsam."
Prepared by REED CUTLER, Importers aud Whole.
sale Dealers in Medicines Paints Chemicals and Dye Stu,
80 INDIA STREET Boston, and sold by Druggists, Apothe-
carries, and County Merchants generally.
For particulars and recommendations Pamphlet
accompanying each bottle. Price so Gets. For sale in
Montpelier by 5. X. Collins. 45;6mos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

For sale al the Manufacturers Pi7ceS.---
100 Bales "Marcys" Wickng 90 Boxes "Iunts'' AXES.
100 " " Irvine $50 doZ. Scytles
30 " Cotton Yarn, all nos. 50 Z" Lansuns' Snaths.
SO &c Cotton Batting 50 Hay Cutters.
10 Cases Cotton Thread, 90 Wnnowing Mills.
Agricultural Implements Of every descriptions
Fresh Ground N, S Plaster
THE Subscriber has received agency for the sale of
Leavitt and McDaniels celebrated
Saws
Of every description and size including
Circular Saws, Cast Stoell Mill saws, Cut Saws
Clap board Saws, Veneering Saws
ANY other kinds made TO order and warranted
6r CASH paid for Corn and Oats.
JOS w. HOWES.
Jan ., $40, ~ al the Old stand.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25

The Governor of New Hampshire has appoin-
ted Thursday, April 5, as a day of fasting and
prayer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
IMPORTANT TO
OWNERS OF HORSES.

nLLoW's CELEBRATED HEAVE CURE, which
~ has been used with such astonishing effect in France
and England 70 the last tgcay yea75 is TOT The hrt
!re E!dde available IL American citizens. Heretofore the
disease called caves has been regarded ms an inourable
mandy, and thousands have searched their storehOuse
Of facts and taxed thea inventive genius IN vain TO fad
remedy for this affection The great desidelaum has al
last been attained Dlow's invaluable Heave Cure is u.
Universally admitted be pure specific in this formidable
dseuse and all those who have tested its virtue by fair
trial. lavish endless encomiums upon its efficacy. II is
not only speedy for the Heaves, but will also be
found useful in the Chambers, and if given in season VIII
expel Bots and Worms II is warrented TO Thoroughly cure
the worst Cough in week. and will generally eradicate
the Heaves permanently in two weeks, and produce he
glossy appearance to the hair and improve IN every way
The condition of the horse, Persons who own valuable
horses need not fear administer it to Them as 1t Is war
anted 10 be entirely free from any deeterous Ingredients
and they should always keep more papers OF TINS
pwdr IN hand in order that il NAV be administered as
soon as the first symptoms of the disease appear which Will
be a slight cough aud difficulty in breathing Ii must be
quite obvious every person. that by repeatedly driving
horses through rain and snow they will contract colds,
which il neglected. will terminate in the heayes.
GIVE the powder trial. and it will recommend ITSELF
CAuTIoN-As there several limitations and spurious
articles being put up under the Of "lleave Cure
"ieave puwdern &C, be sure TO ask for Dllows Heave
Cure. BE careful and that You get II.
FORD and GRANT, Propretors,
- and "a Washington st. Albany.
Also for sale by A. Mcclure "A State 81 w. A. Whar
ton, 381 and 3S3 Broadway H. c. Russell, - State 81
George RUSSELL 40 State st George Dexter, 81 State st
rockingham, Broadway; y. f. Nandenhurgh corne
Pearl streets Burrows and Nellega AZ South Pearl st
Charles Whitney, No North Lansing 81. opposite Lltl
Basin and by other druggists throughout the U. 5.
For sale by S, X. Collins, Montpelier, VT l2;ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
NOTICE EXTRA.

NVEECE II "a a 10 ~
sLL PERSONS indebted to the late firm of
IA Baylies g. Bancroft for Wool Cardng, Cloth
Dressing OF Manufacturing said worn done at the
Factory recently owned by II. N. Baylies, and
under the superintendent of Mr.. A. w. Wild
er, between the end day Of June, 1915 and the
23d day Of August, 1917 are notified that the
same must be paid previous to the 18th day of
January next, or the books and notes OF the firm
will be left with an attorney for collection with
out reserve.
The Books and notes of the firm will be kept
at the store of Ellis, Wilder & Co. ttill January
49, where C. w. Bancroft will attend to the set.
ting OF the same. All persons having cloth due
from the firm are requested to call and receive
the same. II. N. BAYLlES,
C. w. BANCROFT.
Also, on hand few hundred yards of Cas-
simeres, which will exchange for wool.
C. W. BANCROFT.
Montpelier, Nov2, 1913. "A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-25
ATLANTIC STEAMERS,

and all passengers for Worcester Springfield Mass Hart
ford New Haven, Conn, and New York, will find this
the quickest route.
Passengers for BOSTON will pass over 200 miles by
railroad, and will go through from Montreal in 81 hours
Burlington, VT, in IL, Montpelier in II and Mortified in
10 hours Passengers by the first train for NEW YORK,
via AIyn's Point, VIII pass 30 miles by railroad, and
will Through from Montreal in AZ hours, Burlington in
90 Montpelier in % aud Mortified in 81 running hours,
with ample time for rest.
RETURNING, passengers may leave New York, at SPIN.
for Ayn point or by any ofte other lines that reach Os-
before the departure of the at - the next
ing, which arrives al Northfed at p. m, where stages
will be in readiness TO convey them to Montpelier, Burlng-
ton, ST. Adams. Montreal, Pasbureh, Malone, and other
points in Northern Vermont and New York.
Afler January !, lsi0, passengers may from North
field to New York by ir0ad via Worcester Hartford and
New Haven. JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
Mortified, Dec. s. 1873.
SaS' IA Va Gs.rss- -ET41 SssS
win run in connection with the Vermont Central Cans
from the following Statons
White River Niage-for Woodstock. SharOn-foi
Stanford South RoyatGn-tor TWbridge Chelsea, Wash
ingon, Orange and. Barre Bethel-ior Rutland, Bran
don and Midebury.
Multiplication Burlington, Keesville Pittsburgh, 81
Adams, and Montreal for plainied, Marshied, Cabot
and Danville for Calais, Woodbury. Harlwck, Greens
boro, Glover Barton, Irasburgh, Coventry, Derby, Stan
stead and Sherbrooke for Worcester, Elmore Craitsbuy
Morristown Ilydemrk, Johnson, Watervle and Bakers
field and for all parts Of Central, Northern and Western
Vermont, Waterbury-for Stowe and Worthwhile.
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VEGETABLE
PULMONARY RAESAM.

Tested BY The Experience and Observation y
Thousands, tol up,cards Of Ttce''y
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VERMONT CENTRAL
RAILROAD

ON and after Dec 18th, the Passenger trains of the Yer
" mont Central Railroad, will run as follows, in Con,
nection with the Northern, Concord, Nashua and Lowell
Railroads:
FIRST TRAIN-Leaves Mortified for Boston and New
York at NJ, nterseCtng the Nashua and Worcester
Train for New York. via Ayn's Point reaching New York
at m the next day. in for the Trains for the
South and West Leaves Boston at 10 a. H. and reaches
Mortified at 5 p. m,
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Mortified at p. M, and
reaches Boston at IA M. the morning. Leaves
Boston at - m, and reaches Mortified at . p. M.
PASSENGERS from MONTREAL, for the