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TdhE NOTICE.

IIhE NUITGE.
All persons indebted to the late firm of j.
G. WALKER 81 co, are requested 10 make
immediate payment, as the affairs of that
firm nHst he closed Immediately.
Oct 2l 4S 3m
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NlIgS gl (aAIID s. I

"A large and general lassortmant viz:
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Cu,Icry,
Carpenters and sDlacksmitlls Tools, Garage
Trimmings, India rubber goods &c., Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, sSaddlery, Stationary,
a good Stock Of Crockery, a very large Stock
3 sofCLOTHING,a and variety Of other goods
almost too tedious to enumerate. The sub
scriber having purchased his stock in the.
city of New York, and at the closest possible
prices, chiefly for cash, enables him to feel
prepared to suit customers in prices. IN
L. B. HANKS,
Oct 90 SO If Il
goo pr. Negro Blankets. .l
2O0O yds. Negro Kersoys and Linscys.
For sale by
!. L. B. HANKS.
Oct % Sc If
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sA'E TIIE SOUTHERN STORE
NO. g, MERCHANTS ROW COLUMBIA.
FISHER & HOXTE,,

Is .
Are now enabled to offer to their friends
and to the public generally full and well
selected Stock Of Staple and Fancy DRY
GOODS, to which they are making frequent
additions. Their Stock at present consists
in part of
Ladies' Wear,
Rich Silks aud Satin de Chinese, Canton
Grapes black and cold, Alepine and NIohair
Lustres, Conton Cloths for Morning, a beauti-
ful article and equal to Lapns Bombazines
at half the cost.
GcmtlcEnaMs Wear,
One thousand pieces woolen Goods in
Cloths, Cassimcres, Tweeds, Satinets and
Jeans.
arEs ALSO,
Carpets, Rugs, and Druggets, together
with an assortment Of English, Duftil and
American Blankets by the single pr. or bale,
all of which we are disposed to sell at low
prices for cash.
Oct, % SO At
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CASBMERMS.

Double and single width Scotch, English,
German and French Printed Satin Stripes
and Plain Cashmcrcs, Paramettas, Nladanas,
&c. Plain Mode Cold Alpaccas, Satin
Stripe do, Black do, and Black Bombazincs
jp great variety and at all prices.
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SE.AWIsS.
ClnlRldZ and GiEngl. q nms,

large assortment OF Cloths, Cassimcrcs,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Rob Roy Plaids,
Satinetts &c, Satin Silk Velvet, and Valcn-
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Plain Black Gro dc Rhine, Gro Grain, Gro
de Naples, and Gro de Swiss, Figured, Striped
and Pladed do, Rich Chameleon Brocades,
Rich Chameleon Glacc's, Rich Chameleon
Satin du Chine, Rich Cham Gro de Afrepuc,
Chaml Raw Silks, Cord Marcilncs, Foun-
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4flr6trtnre.
Dr.. Trask's
Magnetic Ointment.

IHISi is tn, IA attempt L. combine lie EIIC1blC ana
L MAGNETIC FLUID with The powerful Vegetable *
ffacts in 4 e form Of an Ointment 10 he Hpph,d externally
fr the fciuOval If discuss, The most uhi mt d Success il
mas met VA, STAMPS il al once tie greatest discovery Of
he age. II Is conrl ntll eirrtngcure~ # The HtuiUsl I'M.
JOrtaHte, The ;n0sl inrrcdUlrus are COW nt tG-tht most
fiitliless are compelled IL hrlicvr N the ever AID viIuIe
( this great rrnedii. Iii UNIVERSAL admitted H. bt the
must " OudeTitl cuUlinntiUu know Il IL The WCIld, Iurlhe
mHr diHIe rli f. dNstase aud pam,
1t never fails, wiul, there remains 81 1icicnt life to res
tore Il natural aud H. abhy action 10 tlt capillary VHstk 81
The body, ard oqualizo the circulation Of tue blood by
this means Il controlling power is 81, ncd over Tho mot ma
ilGHani terms of diseasr, when cam { he ubla II d from
my other um"dy. such is the power Of Ihi> Ct mbHatiun
HAT 1t prnuiIjlcs to evs y portiunO of HE human frame tv.
cry bont and muscle, vein, nerve and lgam, 1T is srpfchud
out and made sensible Of its plrilllH and healing inGn-
ence. Hence ii cuPeS as rendIly WI h internal a. external
disease.
Numerous instances nte on rectr ri. wh.re this remedy
has restored health a. patiehts 81 near the grave that The
most powerful internal remedies failed IT, produce any e-
feet. Such has frequently hetn The case in inhauinmtion Of
the magnetic ointment c Il b. obtaintd-tDat f4nrclous N
'1emic Know as the putrid Ely ripdas can always be cured
by nm, ~'"" Fv IN" H. AaMm tory RI pt g,eti..
Ointment istLe most compl tc remedy yver plepard. In
~ ca ct out Of 100 It win afford entire ,tip Il lht worst
cases Of nervous headache in thirty minutes. For nervous
IiS4hse II IS OF Immense value. Affections IF the nine, ihtu
natism, lnncne>s liberated sore threat, Bunrjuis pluu.
flsy, Group, Chullc. Cholera Mprbus. Ague in The f ce or
breast BGTnS, Scald head, S%cfctula, sab Rhcrnr, Fly,iuu-
lls; lhflaned Eyes, fever sores, &c, viii b. Immediately
'clirvcd by he use ofthis RI mcdy.
For further parilCu. ars md detrimental. see LumulIets
n with each agent
SIX. Collins, wholesale and rrlil. Mcntp,I.cr. VI .
hrson aud Holden, MiddleseA-stin p,rm and Annes,
] n-Jusrpl D mscy, Norttiad-A A Clcavelund. Jr.
ro"kfeli,-G X. Gal Washin-t %l-lrhcl and Nalkel
IRE.
81" ~ ""' ~ r""ts per h rtle. e3:ly
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THE GREEN. NOUNTAIN eFREEMA Nm, MONTpEIlER, VERMONT,

whence the noise could come. But nfcsuse
could be found. The grnans were repeat.
ed, until the family were filled with alarm.
However, before bedtime the groans ceds-
ed, and they slept without disturbance
But the next day they heard them again,
and so on for several days; until at last
thew called in some of the neighbors. The
neighbors beard and wondered. Some said
sure enough irwas the old WOMAN. And
a college learned man, Who haa been read
ing Swedenberg, gave III his opinion,
that the spirit Of me old woman was of so
earthly a mould. thsFShe could find no rest
ing place b1tamong her webs and her chess
es and thatshe was unsaitcd for more spir.
ituaI converse, she could only hover round
her matters of money here below.
This seemed to settle the matter, and the
Eghost was established in theadomicile.
One old lady was not sogcgalpIous. She
had heard of the ghost, and Je determined
to visit the family. Accordingly, with knit
ting work in hand, she wehtto the house.
As she sat blythe fir in the %alteruooh, the
groans began. The old lady listened
Well, that's kind o curious, but it amt
the old woman
why notF
Because | have heard the SAINT noise a
hundred times at our house, always hear
it Just alore The hogs are bulchercd.'
Why, you don't, | didn't kuow that hogs
had ghosts
well, as to that, can't say, only think
hogs are very like some human critters how
they snore.'
Tic old lad here stopped, but kept on
knitting. The men and women stared, ont
said nothing. After a few minutes, the cid
lady resumed.
'EIcre Mr.. Hardcrust, and you Tom and.
John, Just put your heads ovel TINT swiDI
kettle. Now empty out the swiII. DO YOU
see those bIisters made by the burnt swiII,
weltslley are the cause Of the groans. The
old wonan used to scrape the kettle SO
close, that there were no hIlsters When She
was about, but since, they hlye come, and
the a8ifsfssuing through them makes the
groans, Put out the fire under the s@il
kettle and you will hear no more Of the old
wnman.' zs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-06

THERE IS nothing We know of, more d.
Nerslhed than the MOLE Of courtinp. I've
ry people have a method peculiar to them.
selves every locality has a fashion of ito
own. And not %unfreqnently every new
w%orShiPPer at Cupid's shrine pays his vows
in a new way, But waving gencraIiries.
gentle reader, | mean to tell you Of one
particular mode of counting they have in
some parts of Illinois.
The meeting houses are built far from
any village, but for what reason | have new
er been able to learn and how the people
get to them on Sunday morning, | am pro-
toundIy ignorant; ut to hear the wallings
of the girls after the meetings are dismiss,
ed one would really think that The roads
were bad enough.
al shall never be able to get home
through the brush," says one.
off you had our road you would know
something about brush" says another.
elf you want to see bad.roads, come my
way" says a third, &c, &c.
The young men are prepared for such
occasions. No one who aspfres to tho dis
tInctlon OF a gallant. ever goes to meeting
without his axe, IN order if need be, TO Gu
away through the brush f@' the girls to gel
home. When a girl is lamenting very
mourniuIly over the state of the roads, tht
would be beau steps up and presents Tho
handle OF his,axe. If rejected he turns a.
way; but if accepted, they walk ANY, to
gether, each one holding by the end of tht
axe. When they get to where the brusl
obstructs their passage, the young ma
gives his coat to the girl and commence;
clearing a walk and when the walk IS fin
ished, escorts the girl hoIe. Custom IA
wards him, for all time succeeding, fh'
right OF accompanying her to and from
church on the triad thus made. Here tn,
sparkling commences and is finished. Thi
walk IS witness Of all their lows and freaks
Here t"o 4~utslifa Is popped and the answe
gwen alter VIM .ry .sfIHH informs hi
lather Iii tae manner i.Io.aAs
Pa, I'm going to double tic telul.4
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buadqhs harvests II opwsneeds the aid
olf selence and art ind Gus nd restore
rs l9st arilitS be farmer sh did know
son ethlng e juriakudecce 400, as he Of
Zen a'ssts IN mako and Executing laws;
The mathemaics dpipbne the mind, aud
prepare it for almi5 any emergency. The
other sciences conAn much mental profit
a'so-that of Physh bgy sof The highest
Importace to eyed one. The youthful
farmer should be cheated for a highSgpsl-
t,on in the commd XIV, but is this generally
the case ! Far Eols he wishes it HIM
SELL he IS told TINT IS a waste of time and
money: But let eyky one remember, that
the cultivation Of tSe mind is of as much
Importance as the dIiyation of the SOIL
Bostee Cahjuaiw.I
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.E.ras Aa-aal Exh.l itiol

6-rG5 Annual GEh-l lJIol
Oft@e Mar En- laad Convcafioe Of DO.
mtStlc f1~i Brcrdcrs ami FiaacjCrs.
The first annual Exhibition of the New
England Convention OF Domestic Fowl !
breeders aud i%anclers, was held at the Pah- A
liz Il trIcn, Boston, on Thursday and FFFssl
day. the 18th and 10Th inst Every thing
cuusptred to render 1t a day hong to here
membcrcd tie weather was delightful, and
the arrangement, entered into upon the spur
of the moment, as it might be terE9M-lor
the place Of meeting had not ~bectHhecided
upon aud decllr. d, until a very few dlys
PRIOR to the gathering, a circumstance hlch
it was feared would operate disadvahtageons-
" to the interests OF the undertaklng-be-
lnr most excellent aud effective. The num-
Der Of specimens offered for exhibition, far
exceeded the calculation Of the most san
culne friend to the Convention, while their
peculiar varieties, aud exceedingly large
and Immensely small experimentation the
su, erb swan aud the gaudy pelcock, the
wild turkey and goose, of % lbs. in weI4hi,
in the bantam, black, white, red, ,trabed,
and spcckled, of five ounces only IN weight,
aud the still smaller pigeons, OF exquisite
beauty and plunage-were the admiration
and wundermcnt of the crowd OF visitors
present, and drew forth the war;ncst thanks
10 the genlIemtnof the Cmnmidec Of Ar
engagements, for their gratultms aud ardent
eycrtlons for the acc, mmedaiion Of their
guests. A row Of benches, around the III
ternal circuit of the large pavilion, had
been deemed sufficient space on WblcE to
place the coops that would be brought, but
these di not afford room for one. half those
that were presented, aud which, OF them
selves. would have been far TOO I,rre and
numerous, for admission INTO any other
place than the Public Garden while the
convenience aud facility afforded tor ur-
loading tile numerous carriages IN winch
they were brought, at the very entrance OF
the pavilion, has satisfied every one, that
the oplnlon, as TO the expectancy Of hold
ing the exhibition there and h'rG ouly, was
correctly Turned. As the meeting was con
vened for love and not for mouey-and in
deed it has proved a pc, feet tore fcoSt-we
, feel that to partlcularIze by euIog'um he
presentations that were made, would be al
most lnvldious yet we are constrained tc
It remark, some of the greatest contributors,
e of the very finest varieties, and most SPLEEN
did specimens, were to be found amongst
the offerings of the "gentIemen of the Com
mittee Of Arrangements"
,e We wodld add, we believe there was no
lie a person present, but was aslonIshcd to fine
so large a vaflety,of fowls, aud of such su
p petlatFe character, as were brought togeth
e. er on this, The first Annual Convention
OF tho New England Domestic fowl breed
it. ers aud ~flnciers -Catfpl7
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-06
ANEODOTEs.

An officer Of Louis XIV, was continu-
ally Fostering hIn for promotion, and at last
drew from him the peevish exclamation,
" You are the most troublesome man III
my army" "Tht please your majesty,
is whit your enemies are continually say
ing" was the reply, When George With
or, the Puritan poet, was taken prisoner by
the Cavaliers, there was IA general DISPOSE
ton displayed to hang him II once; but Sir
John Denham saved his life by saying tc
Charles l., 81 hope your M Iesty will moi
hang posr George WIther, for as long as lie
lives it can't be sad that | am the worst
poet in EngIand.' Sheridan, it is well
known, was never free ffom pecuniary en-
barrassmenls. As he WAS one day hacking
his face with a duh razor, he turned TO his
eldest son and sIii, "Iom, if YOU open
any more oysters Wllh my razor, I'll cut yen
off with a shilIluq." " Very ~eii, father"
rcrorlcd Tom, " but where Will tie shilling
come from 2"
CDR, Plrr," SAID a young student once
to the old IinIuist "ltt'. yoa aud | write a
book" "Vcry vnll," r.r1ie1 tie doctor,
d" put in all that / tHa~ and an that you
don't know, aud we'd make big one,"-
The doctor himself v ls not frQe from the
c6NeeH he. delighted to punish in others;
orSadre is apt to be a 4l,Ss " in which we
see every fare but hgl own lie once SAID,
in misccIIaag9 oQmpany, England has
produced thre@Rfeat ci3s.lclI scholars the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-06

This article IS Uttered t. the public " M ,utire c%tnfdcnc
's being perfectly -oi. iud cases tf infants, children q
,dult>, and IT. beIiev, To he tn mp~l cilaliual destroy
I ", ful, a Hi' d -ci PtlUus, ever mao. usc # by man
hich ~ ih' Gis'@ ecalI and naH>, aling taste, v hrh rcu
der other N'rmlI rs'a. - d,ficullfu administer t. clld It
s1rcid'd mia, Amcjrpn ErIh.fuge. Thousands pei
III by worms without the real cause being known
U.s. fnlng stnlr ttlgt rc'soG lur the SICKNESS uniiI 1t Is to.
,tc to reati and REM We be conse.
There /, n, d!sgIsrthJt Produces 50 much disturbance II
He system as warns they i,Ne been Known to pnduc,
pIeurisy, by -nt'ry, Vomiting, Fever, Dropsy Ut tie Bran
SlHsnodic Coughs, rc., etc.
Thi- recipe was received through one Of the best ply
Jcians, In New Nork. ami If the WI I qu0ntt} we han
old, we have never known a ltlurt. We have know
Ito bring away lots If worus, from the Pin Worm tn til
largest size, after oth.r ~Nrrm,iiga> had q tireIy f,iled.
CURTIS aud PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor. Me-, ar
he sole propri.tor~ OF the AMERICAN NEKAtIFUGE, b,
whom it Is Sold wholesht and retail, also ~ their agents
Price % cents per bette.
: Collins. wholesale aud retail agent, Montpelier, VI
IS c Hpcbia-, " atrr5u} DIV H,ih, Wal rlu,y, lr
~, l. I%Ieoker. PiaiHtrbi-ED rutlau, Niar-hiield-E Pea
Y and Co., Cabul--N P htl r and Co.., lIy dtpnrk-II \
Villas, J1hnson-D Gibelt, Morrislow MI Montgomery
IIardwiCk. l3Iy
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1ttt0jtin 6.
DE. 4


RE universally ACKNOWLEDGED 10 be the safest, cheap,
l aud mast Ell ctuai h, hcdlrs fot The vJriolls dis'a g o
ne hulnan y sleln, rvtrrii'rrd Ia The public. yhey can
be rellri On Witl ruii.d,trr iacute all curulle disc ses.-
Their action l., imancdjat and tlnroupb, ,ridirat'g dis
ease IN il worst tufms. thousands WIN have been pro
nwihceI i"curablt by tbetr PITY ,icisUS, yet live to testify t.
rhe virtues f these eNirarrdnNy Preparations, hayiu. bern
re,t'r d t. sound health by their itse
Th,sc m dicne>are to- well kuUwn 10 require an exten
sive notice. scarcely Il yilagr t&ists Throughout New Eng
Ilnl, whore living witnesses cannot be found To tel Of
tn IL int.IUAhle value.
We viii name here ~yr. Of tAe principal n, defines and
Their uses, rrt'rtlng III. enUUiT.rot after health, tothe Fan
lily Ply SiclHu, y 4 work edited by Dr.. ). Sprar. whrr
may b found Il btof treatise on the origin ana nature o.
tlr principal diseases y Vine a,HIct humanity, directions .Ov
ia rcstnrt aud preserve hyalt together with sotne cerhh
Gates from hlgilN respectable persons, trsliying 10 thtn
healing virtues aud urging their Importance. Till BOuf
can be obtained e d. Sm ar'sngenls, free,
BALM OF LIFE Nos. | and2-For Consumption, Dye
r"pSla, indigestion, Liver Compliant, D,bliy, Nervous Az
icctluns, Phtlisic, Asthma, PdlpitutIun. Bronchitis, etc.
CArARRil SNUFF For Coiistupin II, ratanh, Couei
Headache, ETC., tins i>a certain cure Tor Cataril, and SUI
Classes any Other Iretlr3ti y tvi cl,aH>lnl ~ head N Gaze
ut q ID. III" LINEkWukT PILLS, haY, been tor
long TINE cGlSidcr d d universal medicine, A trial t
Jnr tgx, viii .atlsfl th pau ut tiat they are the b Il pui
aatve known, They nm, We he nn,t severe co.'s, c0uFlr
II fever, iftak II IN s,usul fChOFI ia SYiItP tn
ii one Of the most etitttwi ogeut, m USE, { rcitait>lng ats
pItfSlngiht blood. itr n YES cysll tmpurty from III
system whether If Il sCrolIoGS Of cahCt ronAl allure. 1t
Il c%nlffurnd If SrvtntClH Ingredients aiduf a luttly veg
t HE character. For ufdcacy AID safety it cannot e sur
passed. CHOLERA kARIIS AMI DYSENTARYCOL
JlhL, II used acCordiHgtu d r'ctiuns a cure is W rraiitel
~ cverysca.e for winch il is recommt lGGl. GERMAN
ht> is NatuUiud t. cure The talt Rheum N ~
w1rSt forms. TONIC CuNDllA one Of the hest tome
yer discovered 1t is TIE to-t female medicine To be oh
famed. WONAN'S FRIEND, for thef.i ny ii the womb
This is the only remedy before The pltic iur this lulpOsc
It obHiate' The necessity Of roasting 10 luattl mgEts, and
nuqnestiOnUhlJ Il most certain min dE. EhE ATER-
Tbs is the bst eye vat I now IN use. GRAVEL MIN
TURF ~: :! az. all cases Ct 81" g"T.l For OIL,
rem de-, see Family p~!".ic'rn,'
All the ingredients If The ahovc mtdicincs M. f%arllslt
hE nature Il r-ylG and mr. combined ia uC"t IIGuCc MII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-06

"WelI, son, who are you going to hitch
on with 7"
"Nancy B. You know | cut the
trail for her"
"Good ! Now you must sell hogs to
buy new pants, a sidc-saddIe, and rocking
chair"
The girls father is next informed and
if he throws no obstacle in the way, the
union of The young couple is Immediately
consummated .-Great WrSt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-06

IL " There exists .at Rheims an old
man who has made a large fortune by lepd-
ing.money at a higher. fate than the law al
lows. Having heetiippFicated il an affair
Of usuty he was in danger of's rlal, and
hung himself He was, however, cut down
before he didd7 aud hayin seen The rope
.yifg on. the floor cut III iWp, exclaimed
why sp4a, a pew rope By cutting it!
tco | n'tyou' tulle lt?"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-06

OJ II, ~lT,.3.,.l ,r.. .r ,lo ,,..,
4rfa.wo(ier. ,rl,~.,,n, rg.5 in Town
Ltra in tln EVENING y. hpn aH .,lrr f,r,,ors
.,aa.nL.l- a.. ..i.,,L, haaxJ
,ic ,a.Ln.. I.
',,, '' W.
= 1'.+'. = s'''' At '"f,
IT,. %''' 49, '.' "g,'' Se''l'''I
,''''" ''''' "''''.' " I'''' anu
",''' 5'''' 'S .'.",t "'@''u' i" "e
.r.' ,r "'' "I' "'t' ''' H''d ~ ter ne was
r.,' 10 'I''" 'G' ''."'' ''1"PN,' Bat at
.' ,I'"'S ''>'' NF''7 ID, was a"'kr, 1t was
9''I''1 '' ",'&' "''t, work. lie saved
every cs4l' NOT @'''1F i"f a newspaper
net anne tor ir'.A me1t. If he went
rem norge tie carf.'i l'+ provisions with
''''l ana u was currently reported, tIlat lie
equally MAZE lnoAeF daring the longest
journey he ever io.N, by charging waytar-
rfS whom Ie took rp So much a mile, aud
ny 'rI'lnT some oJ his extra provisions.
Mr.. llardcrust had mirried for his sec.
onH wife a woman more ujggordIy than him.
sell. She watched every crnmb that fell.
saved every shred ol tlrc1d, and even tho't
II Dad economy to clean her u7ijs away from
home, as s!etherebr io=t 50 much manure
Ii she had one hdtd on heaven aud the 9th.
ef' on her mon yboz, she would have lie.
gqthe door of paradise to Mo her pelG.
air. Hardcrust hid two sons by his frs
fwife-his second was too saving to be
mother. As The couple Eiew old, and tn,
sons grew up, the litter naturally asket
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-06

Read the following statement Of aclsAthtOw away
yeur cid p~ftjudiCrs aud answer the above question &C
ucfdng to common sense and reason aud YOU will try it.
Mrs>rs Cuili>s aud N~ich"l>-Fur tWn years past have
bepm Entirely Frustrated with The rheumatism; both my
ktrts were swtltl 10 their original siZe-a large bunch
came uutun NY breast hone apps airing Ikea pat Of the bone
throw II out. Another bunt was thrown out Of my wrist.
In short endured The jnoSt eNcmcatiua pains for nearly
thre wears. obtained the best M. deal attendance tie
-...niSy .sori-4- aud Liza. a grrRi .rua,her- of ~ntsdisRss
and prescriptions WithtUl the l'aSt beheht or alleViatlOn,
when had the guod Torture tn procure Il bottle of Camp
and Pain Killer. pr pared If Messrs. Curtis and Perkins, of
Bangor. Soon ,tter taking it, found could get some
rest nights, aud the pain become lest violent. | have con
liuued IL take it and apply il externally until | have used
eight bottles. took much largerquantites than was rec
onmruIed. The swelling has all gone down both in my
lambs and breast aud / am enti:ely relieved frm pain.
have been ahln t. do a good days work at any time for the
last three months. for a man o my aye. M description Of
my case can cunVel the vast amount Of hen NJ have re-
I ceiyed from this article. / btliveu is the best article in the
in the stomach, and always f und immcdistc relief.
ON BUCHANAN.
Diynont, July II, 1873.
1 In HJditieu TO the above we have certificates from per
sons Of the highest responsibility all over the country who
have been cured Of the bilious cholir, cr3mp in the strm-
ach and limits, scarlet rash or sore throat in adults or chill.
dreu, sprains and bruises, the most stubborn case of the
piles. ST vete scaids and burns, extracting IN. fire al opc,
and giving immediate relief frum pain
De nnrtieulAr Ia call for Curtis and Perkins CrOmn and
main Kilrr-all others bearing this name are couniertsits.
For sale wholesale aud retail by CURTIS and pertains,
Bangor, Maine.
K collins, wholesale and retail, Montpelier, Vt.-s G..
Plainh ld-E. n. Putnam, Marshdrld-E Perry and co.
Cabo,--N +. Ke'trr and Co Ilydtpark-l NJ Villas. John
son-D. Gilbert, MOrristOwn-Il. Montgomery, HardviCk,
l3:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-06
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N@%~ETS
From The Home Journal.
. "Perilous State :" or a Patient
in a Quandery.
Now what on earth to do?
Here | have got the fever.
Good luck must bear me through,
Or | recover never.
lfIto Doctor SLOP
Go for r,iiel. be- bIeeds me;
And empties all his shop,
And with his physlc feeds me-
And on my corpus SUCKS
Blisters enough to ska me;
And off | pack for Sty%,
VITA half his stock within me-
And then, to Doctor GAss.
Should | apply for Suthjng,"
He pours me- down a glass, e
of sublimate of nothingf
Which is the sofest plan?
70 stick to pills and portions,
Or trust lile's Intle span,
10 homeopathic notions
If next to nought's a cure,
With infinite solution,
Nothing, unmixed and pure,
VIII do t without dllution.
Meanwhile, freeze Or burn,
Blood through each vein carouses.
And where for help to turn?
"a plague o both your houses"
- llYpo.
*-Leritimate down east.