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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
FROM AN EMINENT LAWYER IN NORTHAMPTON
MASSACu u ETTS.

NORTHAMPTON, Feb. I, 1919.
Dear Sir- have long wished yuu that might give
accurate account The remarkable cure of my on
~ daughter Of violent tase of scruula She is now al
most years OF age In February last putrid sores up
the lips face and glands made their appearance, and
increased it'll frghliu apidty Of her eyes also be
badly ulcerutcd, thai 10 all apper could
again be restored This continued six weeks, the
child being horrible sight, and the hearts Of her
parents almost broken. During the whole &C this period
1.-THE disease not arrested in the least. While the
disease still at its height, happened ont day to call at
the store IF genemay agent IN this place. and
relating the in which child afflicted, he
advised me to make trial If your Cnnchangua. took
hut bottle, having confidence in ill., but commenced
giving il according 10 Your dTcctluns stopping all other
medicines at once, and in just five days the swelling vls
bly, decreased the ulcer began heal and The improved
rapidly for three weeks, and To very great JOY WIS a
paTcny Cured-less than two bottles having been used
Naming this 10 OF increduuns friends, they
eIed 10 think that the cure must have been effected by
| the use of the SARSAPARILLA, and 1t not easy
under the circumstan 10 against that opinion
BUT NOW FOR THE PROOF. When the child appear
ed to he perfectly cured, stopped giving her Your
tract surprising all safe bit in twenty five days h'
euptions running the eye aud swelling began Il
Trturn We waited ye days IL il II would amount Il
any thing serious 1t Increased rapidly befurc W.
again commenced giving her your medicine, and in nv
days, 1.-THE period Of time before, she began Il
grow better, and in about two weeks well again
From that day To this The child has been perfectly we'll
My tather, Isaac Hodges of North Adams, Mass, aPilY
SlClAN, came to sce Us will tile iutnt Of prescribing
fo her, but were using your medicine win succe
and tht child improving rapidly, he did not condemn II
but LEFT his prescription to be used in case your TX
tract failed. We had occasion for II, and am sure II
4 will now recommend your medicine In similar cases
Your Obedent Servant,
HORACE ], HODGES.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29

% A clergyman, who was reading to
his congregation a chapter in Genesis,
found the last sentence ontthe page to be /:
4" And the Lord gave unto Adam a wife,"
Turning over two leaves together, he found
written, and read in an audible voice, 'and
she was pitched without and withinp He
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
LNT'ERESTLN'G TO MOTHERS.
Pleasant 10 The Taste, and Sure and SAFE IN i
Operation.
American VcPEniauge.

This article offered to the public with entire confidence
being perfectly safe in all for Infants children
adults and is believed be the eiactual destroyer
Of If all descriptions, made of by
Much Of The dag eeabl1 and nauseatlng TASTE which
der other NrmifuGes difficult administer children
is avoided in the American Ncrmfuge Thousands per
sh by worms without the real CalS1 being KNOWN
gnng other iur the sickness until it is too
ate to reach and remnve1he cause.
There disease that produces much disturbance in
the system worms they have been known to produce
Pleursy, Dysentery, Vomiting, Fever DrnpSy Of the Brain
SpasmudiC Coughs, tic, etc.
Thi, recipe received through Of the best ply
sicans in New York, and ri the vst quantity have
Sold we have never known fllurr. We have known
bring away lots Of worms, from the Pin Worm to the
largest size, after other Ncrnfuges had entirely filled
CURTIS and PERKINS, Druggists Bangor. Me-, are
the sole propritors Of the AMERICAN VERMIFUGE, by
whom lis sold Wholesale and retail, also ny the agents
Price 2j cents per bottle.
Collins, wholesale and retail agent Montpelier, VI.
IS Iiuchns Naterbury-D w Keith, Waterbury, Bar
re, l. Hooker Plainfcd-E D Putnam, MarShfeld-E Per.
~ and Co., Cabul-N p kecler and Co., HydcpaTk-H
Villas, JlhnsonD Gilbert, MorrsOwn-H Montgomery,
iIardwck. l3ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29

ER A yonng lady of Boston has accept
ed an offer of $500 per month to act as
book-keeper in mercantile house in San
Fracisco We also learn that several
young ladies are about leaving Boston for
California.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29

Music BY LIGHTNING. News IS not the
only thing which the magnetic telegraph is
able to transl it, but Boston operator, not
liable 10 the odium which Shakespeare casts
upon those having no music in their souls,
amuses his leisure hours with aJlng tunes
for his fellow laborers in New York. The
editor If tie New York Sun, who was at
the Geographic Office in that city, says when
there was a pause in business operations,
Mr. w. Porter, yong but skillfuI opera
tor in the Boston office, asked US "what
tune we would have :" we replied, yam
kcc Doodle" and, to our surprise, he i'm
mediately complied with our reqnest-the
instrument commenced drumming the
notes of the tune, as perfectly and as dis.
tinctly as a skllful drummer could have
made them at the head of a regiment, and
many will be astonished to hear that Yam
kec Doodle" can travel by lightning. S.
perfectly and distinctly were the sounds Of
these tunes transmitted, that good instrn
mental performers could have had no diff
Guilty in keeping time with the instrument
at this end otsthe wires This is one of the
many Geographic novelties.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
STORE FOR SALE OR TO LET.

TINE SUBSCRIBER respectfully solics the attention Of
Rochester village. II Is large and commodious-twenty
1--WE feet by ifly eetaitached to III large wood hous
well finished II stands the site of ground where the
ore was burned some years since, built by Mr. Asa Fran
els and occupied by Messrs Francis emenway for sew
ern wears afterwards by Mr. William Simmer of Royaton
Possession given the LIST day of April next r,D
l3tf J. II. FhElfs'
March, 1870.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
AGENCY OF
DIR. s. s. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES

Used by him with such distinguished success in The
y cure Of Coughs, Consumption Caarrh, Asthma Heart
Diseases, Dyspepya, GonOrrh@a, Piles, Female Com.
plants, &C, &c, Also,
DR. s $. Ftch's Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Bra
ees, lnhang Tubes, and Lectures CunSumptien and
the art Of preserving Life and Health to Cd Age &c
MRs, LUCY. d. LEE has been appOii ted Agent Tor the
sale Of the above GOads, and will keep them constantly on
ton, VI,
Or DR. Fitch's CupE Book TO INvALlDs, and DiFee-
tons for Promoting HEALTH and instructions 10 Muihefs in
Management of Children" may be had gTatuuusly BY
calling for it at the house Of Mr.. lac ebcve An ess
ncmeh valuable Bcoh. sa;lf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
FROM AN OLD AND liICLHY RESPECTABLE RESI-
DENT OF ASHTABULA, OHIO.

Dear sirFeeling Of gratitude TO you for the inestma-
bic benefits have received from the use Of your medche'
induce to address this letter 10 you IN order mat you
may be able to add To the lit oi Those nhrhe
Acted fron ten to twelve wears with ASTHMA and cry
slpELAS aud had titled all remedies Ia be had atr
having the advice of allthe best medical men could md
less aud coud scarcely draw my breath, being ONLY
ABLE TO GASP. Whiethus suffering under oounte az
nictinn aud unable 70 nve my room, being moSt 9 '6
qua ahd iet the good effects Of 1t ntwehty-ipnr h"ufa
from the time first Commenced its use ana have gone
on mendng until am now restore To complete hcaiti
have n,t been troubled with pain in the head, to which
was subject before using the CANCHALAGuA, nor IN
deed with any pain or trouble whatevrr which perhaps
will surprise you when you leari that nin now IN the
SIXTY seventh year Of nv age. that you may mee
with every in the sale of your invaluable medicine
oI feel that it fully merits every praise, aud cheerful,
Yours gratefully,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
Planning, Tonguing and Growing
LUMBER.
JOSEPH P. WOODBURY'S
Patent Planning Machine.

tonary Cutter, Planning, Tonguing, Growing Machine,
now offers for sale Machines and Rights to use the same
This Machine will plane 5000 feet of boards to any uni
surface than possible plane by any other now
known, eacepling the hand pane and peculiarly a.
dtptd TO plane and Joint capboads and weather boarding.
and will do tile work faster and better than any machine
heretofore invented. This machine is arranged that Il
planes the hoard with unbrokeu shaving the whole
more than thirds the power that Is required to All e.
quail amount Of work by the Rotary Cutting Cylinder, now
in common The construction and organization o
this machine is different from ar other now in
Communications ft further particulars cheerully respond
ed by addressing the subscriber, (pos padD Boston,
Mass.
One Of the above Planning Machines may be SC in op
Grafton by calling On the pntenee ,,.,,.....
ls:ly Border street, East Boston, Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
FROM R. II. WINSTON, BAstrn, Wan street, \: Y

| New York, Sept Ii. lsi9
! To FEEpERIcK A. CAY, ESQ.
My U'ar Sill cheerniy comply with your request IN
acknowledging with Others the benefit which have de-
rived from The use VI ynur Extract of Ccnchaaeua, OF
California Plant. Its effects upon my system are evuen
aud gratifying and have induced TO recommend IT'S use
TO my friends; and am pleased TO asure you that ~ no
instance have been disappointed in It's efhcaey 40 no.
tes aud state that believe il will be found to be un
excellent remedy in most Of disease OF the er ana
Kidneys in pulmonary Infections, and also W Tue phiS
on Of the blood, &C. That your merit IN the noaeeuon
Of this invaluable plant may be appreciated Is the sincere
| wish OF Yours sincerely, ,
| r. II. NINsIOW.
| DrPamphlets containing a Description Of Callornia,
together with interesting Information in RELATION 70 ctW M
CAScHALAGuA, its remarkable efficacy and cures are
| EN- AWAY at the AGENCIES. 49, ,c,
Sold by G. w. SCOTT, Agent, Montpelier "" '''!'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICE

TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS and sChoL
AIRS;
he Subscriber has removed To the office OF Lyman Briggs
/ ESQ.,. on State Street, George w. SCOTS Store,
where he intends making GENERAL DEPOT Of Appa'
ratus and Books for Academies and Common ScoOOls,
consisting in part of Maps Gobrs Charts &c &C. such
us Mitchel's Outline Maps, MattisOns Astronomical De
Comell's Gnbes Pages Vocal Charts, Davies Malhemat
ical works, Wells Gammars Wizards Histories, Cutters
Physiology Winchesters Writing Book keeping, Doub-
ie and single entry. Also Rev Thompson GE0G-
RAPnY K GEOLOGY OF VERMONT, accompanied with
Maps--A NEW WORK Just puhlished) designed for the
use of Academies and Schools The above work has been
examined and highly recommended, by the Honorable lor
Eaton State superintendent and His ExeellenCy Car
los Coolidge In fine all the Standard works, needed in
the schools " this State, may be found here
Orders will be PROMPTLY attended to, (by Mr. Briggs
In the absence of the subscriber)
CHARLES q. KIMBALL,
General Agent for the STATE.
Montpeller Feb. IelA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
"Far better Than SarSaparilla,"

communications, NJ
COnciusiUe TrStin9ny and PrO0f POStiUr.
FROM THE GRiEFNBERG COMPANY.
Sir -Yh tht, the originator If tue GTaef
rig Company must ye had my attention called tn thy
numerous Medicines presented tn the public patronage.
have watched with muc interest the intraduuton Of the
Canclmagua into this ontry by yourself; and am fire
say that Medicine Ssnds dcservcdy high as YOU
,xract Of that invaluable plant. In my own family,
nave its extraordinary efficacy In plants which re
uuire the prompt and Though purcatiun Of the blood
deem your CANCilAhAGlA TAR, VERY FAR SUPERIOR TO
Any ANp ALL THE SARsAnRLLA OF THE DAY. AND WITH
THEM ALL | AN WEL ACQUAINTED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
e. "A Y'S
Extract Of Canohalagua,
4 CALIFORNIAN PLANT or R.4R z
.nEDICAL YIRT'UES.

4 CERTAIN PREVENTIVE AND GRE FOR
! FEVER .4.ND aGUE, CO.NSU.nPIION
UouGts CoLos, IvELUTszA, ASTHMA, BEoSc MS, scRoF
uL,, GyUr, RHEUMATIaL NEURALGIA, ERYsiPELAs, LuN
BAGo PARALYsGs PLEraIsv, JAuSDicr, DYsPEr'tA Cos
! rvENEss, PLE', DrsENERY DRorsx, LIVER toMHAiN1s,
BiLrous CosfLuNTs EERvoUs Awe TloNs, CrrASEors
DISCOVERS, FGyEss IN GENEn4L, IlEmMoER:AGEs, On
,rsrcrI0Ns, FLUxEs, hDiGrsTroN, DRrRAvEp ADD De
TEcIGyE APPEuITEs SliALL DIsEA - ORISINAriHGIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
Velvet GimghaHlAs

FoR 10 ,-0 cts. selling quick, can soon at ,,,u..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
Constipation Of the Bowels, or
iMPURllY OF THE BL00D

II gives TONE and vtbR to the ORGANS, aud
Is rtnn kuhc for its Amhang, Strengthening and Re.
,toraye Properties.
Publicly admitted by Or. Town.hend, Manufacturer q
= Tuwushpud's sarsan;ulla," to be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29

BONE SPAvIN.-l think have cured one
hundred horses Of the bone SPAWN, by tax.
ing a sharp knife and cutting across on the
enlarged part. then take piece of iron
made nearly in the shape OF an inch chisel
and heat it red hot, and burn in the cuts
made viii the knife until think | have
burned through the enlarged bone | theu
apply spirits of turpentine or tar until the
place heals, which takes month or more
The remedy is severe one, but better USE
it than have lame horse.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12
Notice.
SALEM, WASHINGTON CoUNTY,l

DALEM, WASHlNGToN CoUNTYst
June %, 1649.
To my FeLou- Citizens of the counties of Washington,
Scott, Jackson, laurence, Monroe, Morgan, and
Hendricks.
Hearing that the Cholera IS raging with great vir-
ulence, at my place of residence, my family surround
ed by disease and death, / feel it incumbent upon me
to return to them without delay. | hope this will be
a sufficient excuse for not filling my appointments in
v Iur several counties. Up to this place every ap-
pointment made by me and my friends have been
punctually filed. 1 fondly hoped, that such would be
the case throughout; but it has been ordered other
wise, and | submit.
Extremely anxious TO meet my fellow-citizens OF
Indiana, pending as important an election as this, il
the fell disease abates, and my life is graciously
spared, l will endeavor to renew the appointments
II, however, l nm disappointed | leave the matter
with you, with an abiding confidence that you will,
in the selection of n Lieut.. Governor, be governed
by q sincere desire to advance the true interests Of
our beloved State. Born in the State, there are those
among you who know me well; to them I refer you.
If l am elected, | will faithfully discharge the duties
of the Office to the best of my abilities. If you de-.
eide in favor of another / will b, content, holding ia
the doctrine that the people, when informed, will not
err. Your obedient servant,
T. III LANE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12
Recommeudntiou.

AT a season when the providence Of God has mani
tested itself in the visitation of a fearful pestilence
Which is spreading its ravages throughout sbe land,
lis fitting thata people whose reliance has ever been in
his protection should humble themselves before his
throne, AMI, while acknowledging past iransgrcssions
ask a continuance of the Divine Mercy.
1t is therefore earnestly recommended that the first
Friday in August be observed throughout the United
States as a day of fasting. humiliation, and prayer.
AL business will be suspended in the various branches
of lie public service on that day; and it is recon-
mended TO persons of all religious denominations TO
abstain as far as practicable from secular occupations,
and to assemble in their re ipectivc places of public
worsbip,,o acknowledge the infinite goodness which
has watched over our existence as a nation, and sc
long crowned US with manifold blessings, and to i'm
plore the Almighty in his own good time to stay tho
destroying hand which is now lifted up against US.
Z. TAYLOR.
! WAsuINGToN, July 3, 1549.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

A NATIONAL FAsT.-We publish in another col
umn the recommendation of the president of the Uni
ted States for the national observance Of a day of hu-
initiation, fasting and prayer, in view Of the fearful
pestilence that is now ravaging the fairest portions OF
our land, and destroying the lives of SO many of our
people. If diseases generally are messengers of the
Almighty, peculiarly so is the cholera, which comes
and goes as mysteriously as the wind. We know
that in ancient times, diseases were often sent as q
punishment for iniquity; and it may be so with us. At
oil events, there is reason enough for humiliation and
repentance, both on account of public and individual
sins. If the day shall be observed by the nation at
large, in a becoming spirit,-with sincerity and devo-
tion,-the act itself will be an inestimable blessing,
and we need not doubt that Heaven will regard it
with favor.
We presume an earlier day would have been man,
ed, but for the fact that in such a case, the proclama-
ton would not have reached the remote parts of the
country, until the day had passed. Even now, Ore
gon, California and New Mexico, will not be up
prised of the recommendation, until after the day ap-
pointed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

INDIGNATION OF THE CANADIANs.-The publication
of the official answer of Earl Gray to Lord Elgin,
and the tone of the English press in reference to the
affairs OF the Province, seem rather to have increased
than allayed the irritation in Canada. The Montreal
Herald, the leading organ of the opposition, is very
violent, and particularly with reference to tho lam
guage of the London Times. The following extract
is given as a sample:
"What! (says the Herald) are we TO be told. at
this time of day, after oil the sacrifices we have
~cheerfully made 10 maintain the honor Of the Crown
and the supremacy of the Mother Country, when at
tackled by an nnti-national faction-the descendants
of those who owe every political privilege they seek
10 abuse, to the courage and bravery of our ancestors
who made them freemen against their wills-are
we 10 be told that, because we will not consent to be
taxed to pay the losses incurred by those conquered
rebels, that ELL we seek IL the 'ascendency of o. fac
ton and n race'-that we are mere greedy mercena.
ries, whose allegiance is dependent upon our pay
Let the British Government assume such a tone, and
we should tell them to their faces,-'we scorn alike
your pay and your allegiance-your power may, fg
u time, restrain our limbs, but our minds shall bt
free; and we will find means, in spite of your power
to ernanc;patc ourselves and our children from SO de-
grading a bondage"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

JOURNAL OF WILLIAM H. RICHARDSON, a private
soldier IN the campaign Of NeD and Old Msrico,
under the command Of Col. Doniphan Of Missouri.
The above is the title of a IL mo. containing 9e
pages, illustrated with several wood cuts, lef. UPON
our table by the author, who is now engaged, we be.
lieve, in selling the same in our streets. Col. A. w.
Doniphen testifes TO the worth and veracity of the
narrator as well as to the correctness of the n crratiyt
itself. ANY one desiring the full particulars of Doni
phan's wonderful march would do well 10 purchase O
copy. Price only % cents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

GTThe Free Sellers of the 9Th Congressional dis
,Tict held a convention at Lafayette on the 4th inst.
over which Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth presided. 1t was
concluded that no nomination be made for Congress,
both Messrs. Mcdonald and Lane having made salts
factory pledges to the principle of free soil. Resolu-
tons were passed condemnatory of the indiscriminate
system of removals now p~ractised by the wings, and
OF the pro-slavery tendency of Taylor's administra-
ton. Also. approving the nomination of J. H. Cru-
vens and ]. w. Wright for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

Accidental few days since. as DIR. DUvALL and
Gov. DUNNING were riding out in n buggy. IN acci-
dent occurred which came near being n serious affair.
They were crossing White River bridge, when a
trace came loose, the horse became frightened and
dashed tho buggy against tie timbers of the bridge,
throwing both DIR. d. ard Gov. d.. violently out. DR..
Duyail received a severe confusion on the head, be-
sides other injuries. Or. Ramsey was called TO his
relief, dressed the wounds, and lie is now doing well.
The Governors injuries were slight we understand.
ora man died from the. sting of a locust, nour
J Pittsburgh, on Friday last.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

&SrUPTD AUDAcITY.-Thc State Journal charges
US with garbling! What a charge, 10 come from
such a source! 1t is a well known fact that the Jour-
nal almost nerer gives an opponent the benefit of n
full or fair statement in its columns-garbling as the
Journals forte. The readers Of that paper we'll know
how cowardly and how %contemptibly it acted in the
matter Of Gen. Lanes vindication of himself and his
Indianians against the aspersions of General Taylor.
1t did not dare publish Lanes communication in full,
though at the time we proposed TO rest the whole con-
troVersy upon that expose alone, if it would do so.
The Journal did not publish it,-for it well knew that
communication was transferable, and the editor was
both afraid and ashamed TO let his readers know the
whole truth. The editor chose rather to gdr6le and
pervert Lanes expose, in the vain hope Of conceal
ing his own servile and unpatriotic course, as well
as Taylor's falsehood and malice. This is but one
instance out of many we could name.
we garble the Journal, indeed! 1t had better re-
form Its own habits in this regard, before il lectures
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

6rCHOLERA.-In the principal cities the cholera
is still very fatal, and we observe that the disease
Is spreading itself rapidly into the small towns and
the country in every direction. 1t becomes all, there
fore, to be careful of their diet and manner of living;
but above all be calm, cheerful, and courageous, and
prepared to meet the result, whatever it may be.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

/. o. o. Eve invite the attention of the pub
lie to the celebration by this Worthy Order, on to-
morrow. The Address to be delivered by SCHUYLER
CoLFAx, ESQ.,, in the afternoon, at the I'd P~resbyte-
rian church, win be, we have reason to know, able
and interesting. The presence of a large audience
on that occasion, especially Of ladies', is expected and
desired By the Order.