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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31

Mr.. Wentworth, of Illinois, writing to
his paper from Washington, in regard to
the hall of the House of Representatives,
says =" 1t is not generally known that so
poorly were the principles of acoustics con-
suited in the construction of the hall, that
two men may be whispering together so low
that their next neighbor cannot hear them,
and yet all they say is distinctly heard on
the opposite siIe of the House, Men often
address the Speaker on one side of the
House and he turns his eyes to recognize
them on the opposite side, mistakng the
echo for the voice itself. A gentleman who
who was occupying the the Speakers chair
many years since told me had heard in his
seat, amid a warm debate below, the whis-
pering of a young man in what is called
the love corner of the ladies' gallery, who
was making proposals to young lady in
SO low tone that her own mother did not
,, know what was going on. Said my infor-
, lent, l was attending to her duties and
|, was attending to mine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31

This article Is offered tn the public with entire confidence
being perfect! SAFE in all for ntant, chdrn Oh
adults and IT believed be the ccCtua destroyer
of worms Of all descriptions, made Of by
Much Of the dageeabe and nastang taste, which
der other Vtrmitugcs difficult administer to children
avoided in the American NermIge. Thousands per
ish by worms without the real cause being known
ass gnng other reason for the sickness until II To"
late To reach and remuvt The cause.
There is no disease that produces much disturbance in
Pursy Dys ntcry Vomiting, Fever Dropsy OF the Bran
Spasmudc Coughs, rtc., etc.
This recipe was received through Of the best ply
Slcans in New York. and Of the vast quantity we have
sold we have never known failure. We have known
il to bring away lots Of worms, loH e Pin, ,N157ed" tn"
CURTIS and PERKINS, Druggists Bangor. Me-, are
The sole proprietor, of the AMERICAN NERMIFUGE nv
whom it sold wholesale and retail also by their agents.
Price 25 cents per bottle.
$ K Collins, wholesale and retail agent Montpelier VI
IS Iluchins, Nntcrhury-G " Keith, Waterbury, Bar
re, Hooker, Pninfcd-E Putnam, Marshfrld-E Per
ry and Co., Cab0-N keelyr and Co.. Hydepark-H NJ
Villas, Johnson-D Gilbert, Morristown-Il Montgomery
ardwick. I3ly
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Dortetp.


The boat of a whaIer was once knocked
several feet in the air by blow from the
tail of a fish to which it was fast U pom
coming down, the steersman fell into the
whales mouth, and the teeth Of the animal
closed upon his leg. After being in this
terrible position for some time, he was re-
leased, picked up by another boat, and car
ried on board, where, while preparations
were making to amputate his crushed limb,
he was asked what he =" thought of while in
the whales mouth y" With the utmost
simplicity he replied:
Why, l thought he would yield about
sixty barreIsl'
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1poetrp.
TEARS.

Who hath not known their worth?
They often bring relief
To hearts when full of grief
To the Sorrowing ones of esTfh
To the soriowing ones OF"
They often bring RELIEF
be rot asn 1ss ireeSar-drops roll;
~ anguish OF the soul
i l. ne Ills, how strong and deep,
r. telIs, how strong and deep,
Down let the tear. drops roll.
Thew are the spirits friend,
Then let taem fill the eye,
And chase away the sigh
That doth with anguish REM,
That doth with anguish rend;
Then let them fill the eye
Sparkling like dewy gems,
They bless us eer we hno"
They soften human We
Richer than dadems,
Richer than dladems'
Tbev bless US e'er we know.
,vho would without them be'
Mn n" couldst thou not weep,
Thy 4, j joys and sorrows deep 'l
What would become of thee,
What would become OF thee,
Mortal, couldst thou not weep
Through them we look to heaven
In answer to our prayer;
Hoping for mercy-then
We read our sins forgiven,
We read our sins forgiven,
In answer to our prayer.
E. r. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
W. con't YO" Try it'

w ~! - s,,tement of facts-thr"w a""
M IA -" scnst and reason and you VIII ~ have
and N,chols.--Fur two years 20" IN nv
Mss. lgHaTstrnted with the Rhtu"us'I a,ge huprh
boep epbf rrpd to their Original na,I NJ the hone
knees Fs my breast bone appear oui of nv wrist
ea,ss as mother bone was throw" i ain a. nearly
eaip II IT'D the most excmciatlng pains Iur hey
tnH, nbtained the best medical attendance ue
L. ,ded and tried great "uhlDer III n''le'neS
s7! a,,,ns whou The least bentht OF aiIt Nlh'o"'
~ Ind the good Torture to procure p"'S "'
az pr Killer prepared i MessfS, ,uI,'' "nu me-
I'd ram sem rneI taking il, | found cuhd gel n ne
'ngoti and me main become lest violent, have con
st AXE i, and apply it externally until have used
lneu ,,irs took much largy quantities than was rec
t' I'D The swelling hHs all gone down Wth III NY
am J hr,a.t and am entirely rlcv,d nm IA
hu % ahn To DE- good days work Of any tlnt l"i NV
"" t, ,,,nths for man NY age. M descll t'p -
81 man convey the vast amount I'll heh' M - 70 ~
case % ,bis article htIivrlt l. he D. - tIt1t ~ ne
lived rom 'n ,in have also used II f. cfoiit pains
the stomach, anu away ''' JOHN BUCKNAM.
1t"'!' a., he nboye nave FeII ~" = ho
In anune; nst respectability all over ' Nv r. stom
ms ol the n'sI If the hious ChOc, elHhP ~ cb
ave pse bs scarlet rash or sore ihroa ~ case of the
ch and n Is and bruises, the most stppu,h' onr,
rem spyere scads and burns, rNlraV''Is Wv W"
u9s ine immediate relief from pam lirs, Cramp and
M g1ticnlnr to call for Cunts and fetNs n,ar,sjfs
Be ilisr-nl others bearing this name or pppt ms
'an "n Ie wholesale and retail by CURTIS ana In
nngur, Maine. ,,u Mortneler. Nt.-S. G.
g. Hins Wn,erbnry-D. w. Keith, hRtUr ~, and Co.
,ntCnuSl n d. Putnam, Marshfcld-E t,I! ~. Iohn.
inln' p Kerler and Co Hydrpark-ll Wins Il.ist
on-D gilbert, MoI's""" l3.ly
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aflr0iGines.

IN. ,.,n. ,.l.a,,. u 49, , .,
T ltny FuI"ape hln a. ia ulSe'NeS 81 the Lungs
a,'u n, is pctome ht clel fe'ance {" tne ah'cWd
"a" 10 NY i .Gl'u'n cure known "l 'e ABOVE com
9'1n's. WINE II Is PoWennl remedial agent IN the most
uGSP"'5 "u utmost hopeless cases oil CONSUMPTION, II s
alSo' ~ unsneu doses, one {" the mldest ANA most a.
Slee1"le lahy medicines i'r common coughs ana colds
Neaa ptlow tle opinion OF men VINO are known To The
"''' aiu r ,i,e Wot pn IgsPeG. tl1ir nni4ls;
Il 1... ~ i ~" ~" 'ii 'iiN"ch' rrn,,,,
pr Ja "a - Ayer-Sr; nave used your CHERRY
~ IN = ~ my own caSe OF dsFIseaed bf"nrntls,
au m Sd'l hen 'to us chehlcal c"n'tntl tl u Is an
euPo"n9 I"f the felel OF 'aHhga' ana hroh-
t'' II my OPINION Us 10 us superior cirac
i 'aH pt ~ any rNcr you a a. ilbtlH To use as you
"'"N P'"pel', ''D ann ~ Cl' " ~ ~ ~;
IeSiaehL III Amn ISL Cohege'
u,vpD,. ,, nii we I LHlH',m !Hlhcot
v,,ht D tEo moi Is one ni W. m"s'
sanloe preparations at has fallen under our notice Al
i've l,r. ''i w. NV W. 1 , 0a9 We
6dence in H. VI ,9 e,., ",u t,e 1o
r. Br.vstst ~ Wdt ill., o'@s"' anu '"g e,'"p'a i'''c
!o,ynr ,as,in,nn," i1" w. |o"'' Sehus US tut lo'
Dr. j. C. Nvrrneor sir. ou,,o.,. ,.,,, -, ,o.,ico,,o
fr, m Mrs Catbnrnr K ra n,io'r you
this village wife Of Mr. St ds! p ,Ir w ~
ham CO., Counpclirut ria s' n'pu'! ',ne',, W ,iu-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
GENIUS.

Genius kndles its OWN fires,
With poetry the soul inspires;
1t feeds upon its own bright flame,
And records high its deeds of fame.
Say'st thou that geuius e'er shall die,
That spark CT lmmortalit;
Nay, nothing here's so strong, can bind
The geeius Of immortal mind.
L. R. M.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
The Past, the Present, and the
Future.

The Past is gone-gone forever,
Never to return--no, never!
Its yetrs of youth and nanhood's prime,
And hoary age, the stream oil time
Have floated down-gone forever.
The Present is present ever,
Always to-day, to morrow never
Improve the moments as they fly,
Before the morrow thou may'st die,
And thy probation cease forever
The Future, not yet. ever near US,
With unseen things to grleve or cheer us ;
We know not whether with the morrow,
And hope, and joy, or fear and sorrow;-
But oh, lis sale for mortal dust
In God alone, to put its trust;
The past, the Present, ond the Future, dwell
With Him, who doeth all things well.
E. r. M.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
AN INTERESTING CASE.

Where Elder Srout Is personally known, he needs M
vouchers his character for truth and veacy stands al
nigh that of any other Where it is known it only
necessary to say he is highly respectable clergy o.
the Free Will Baptist denomination We ak for his sats
ment, candid readi'g,
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having OF late associated with mnistering brethrenw%
laboring under pulmonary difficulties, and knCwg
this is the common LOT If such difficulties, and the up
generally have but little confidence in patent medieipe
detmit my duty to state few facts touching RIy own @
believing they will he of public utility. For some ;. az
past ave been afflicted with disease VI the rebest,
casning hoarseness and pain through t vim
md at times difficulty Of breathing. Duringthe eng
it had arrived ut that stage thai found mn vhab
my ministerial labors unless could Obtain rfplaps
con, dered doubtful, having tried several Pmoprirft m,
scriptions without any benefit. Stating ny sse Bhns
some of nv friends, they persuade me ~ 90 mt 80
Pulmonary Balsam Cough syrup. nsoeWed u "
in these medicines that should not h rbo mage NC
not the money been given by the per9 company II" NJ
quest called on Messrs. Curtis are an, The mum 20
commended the above named BahA% riih H. us'" '
pepsa Pills to be taken in connen"Js rcr as'ons'' do
with good that my Gagrra as no" new. To-
have not enjoyed so good heas %o,~f I" M rHlt ,%
therefore feel willing to Civ s,scfrd WIN e""e"S
geher with my advice to tha esi.sn ana rue u.nIi,r
S K COLLINS, WIcfrsrr-IDH Keith, are are, ~ Co.,
VI 8 e. Hu,rbins Wnrfban, ,rbh d-E Per-, ,' ~ ~,
er, Planh,d-E PaggS1ra d, pntt- -" t,rdv,ck
Cahut-N p Kidder as.sSs--H Montgomery IL. ly
sOn-D Gilbert, Morp' --
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
Agricultural.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Washington County Agricultural
Society.
Hon. Roderick Richardson, President,
in the Chair.
Voted to adjourn to o'clock, P NJ.
lo'cIock, P, NJ
Convention met pursuant to adjourn.
ment
The Society proceeded to the election of
Officers for the ensuing year.
The following officers were elected
Hon. HORACE HOLLlSTER, Marsh
fiele, President.
DAVID FRENCH 2nd, Esq, Barre,
Z. S. NEwcoMB, Esq, Waterbury, Vice
Presidents.
JACOB SCOTT, Montpelier, sec'ry.
LYMAN BRIGG, Treasurer.
MANAGERS FOR THE YEAR 1850.
Barre-O Wood.
Berlin. w. Thompson.
Fayston-I. G. Griggs
Marsh6ed-Ab II. Davis.
MiddIesex- Leander Warren.
MontpeIier-J. w. Howes.
East MontpeIier-WIIard Cutler
Samuel Pierce.
North6eld-John Gregory.
Plainfed-Nath' Sherman.
Roxbury-Dexter Sampson
Westfeld-Pardon Bushnell.
Waerbury-Leander Hutchins.
Woodbury-Asaph Town.
Worcester-Edmund Watson.
Warrpn-F. A. Wright
CaIais-Levi Robinson.
Duxbury-E w. Corse.
On motion, voted to So alter the Consti-
tuition that the Annual Meeting for the
choice of officers, be held on the LIST Tues.
day of January, annually
The Treasurer made his Report, which
was accepted.
REPoHr OF THE COMMITTEE ON
FIELD CROPS.
The Undersigned, committee on Field
Crops, would make the following:
The rules of the Society having been
complied with, we have awarded the follow
ing premiums.
r Best acre of Wheat, D. D, Wing, of
barre 81 "a bushels, $500
Sward land, plowed up in the Spring of
le4S, inches deep, and MANFRED with 30
loads of good manure, in the hill, and plant
ed to;Corn, and ashed in June; plowed in
the Fall, and sowed the 3D. day of NAV.
ls40, to bearded Wheat, called the Golden
Straw.
l-2 bushels, ann
GEOund plowed and MANFRED with IS loads
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
Planning, Tonguing and Growing
LUMBER.
JOSEPH p. WOOD B U r Y'S
Patent Planning Machine.

IHE subscriber having received Letters Patent for STA
tOnary Gutter Paning. TOnguing, Growing Machine,
off for sal Machines and Rights to the same
This Machine wa plane 5000 feet of boards to any nm
form thickness one hour producing btttsr hnIs'g
mtfce iase the pfnne Hfu tS pecuihTy !"
Aas9 10 plane and joint clapboards and weather boarding
nd will do the work faster and better than any machine
heretofore invented This machine s arranged that
planes the board with an unbr0keu shaving the whole
width and Length of the material. and does not take
more than two thirds the power that is required to
ual amount OF work by the Rotary Cutting Cylinder now
in common use. The construction and organization
this machine is different from airy other in usc-
Communications far further particulars cheerfuy espond
ed To by addressing the subscriber, (post pad Boston
Mass.
One CT the above Planning Machines may be Sc n in op
Grafton by calling on the paentre
JOSEPH P. WOODBURY.,
lS:ly Border street. East Boston Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
FROM AN EMINENT LAWYER IN NORTHAMPTON
MASNAtGi '-r.TIS,

ApH1HhHrTON, re u. I, 1919.
Dear sir-I have long w.leI 4" you, thar might Civ
you acCnate account Ut Jhe mHkUl curc Of my
ly daughter tt violent case If ~colalH She al
three years OF Ia f, hnary a1, utrd up
the lips, lace and glands, made tn.r appearance
in Ttascd With rtgiiUl Hrdty Of her eyes also be
badly ucerat d. that IN all appearance 1t could
again be restored. his continued SIX weeks, tn
child heng hnnbir -Gl I, ana the hearts of h
parents almost broken. DuiHE The whole Cf this ptriot
we used SAIS ArAltlLLA IN LARGE QUANTITIES
but the disease net arrested i'll the least While til
disease was sun height, happened day to call al
the Of your very gen Heuy agent nthis place, ana
relating the manner IN WiCh our child was afflicted he
advised me make rat If your CanchHlHgua. took
hut one bottle, LAYING nidntr in it, but commence
giving according To you dir Ct!us, prnE all othe
mtdc,nts al once, and IN Just five days the swelling vis
oily asud, tile ulcer began heal ana 'hc improve
rapidly three weeks, "a cry great joy ap
1rrniy Curctl--lrSs than b. iitr h,v he d.
,aIung h- Of ncfeduUns friends, they
emcG IN think that the must Lave been effected by
the use Of the SARSAPAElLLA, and It wa, not easy.
under the circumstances tu areue agnus that opinion
| BUT NOW FOR The PROOF. Nhtu the child a. pear
ed to he perfectly cured stopped giving her yOur
ract surprising all wa, SAT- ht in Nv E five days tht
same trptuns. the eye, aud SW ling began It.
- ~" '''''" "'' "h9s T." see If i w"uid amount to
my thing serious. II Increased uIidIy before. WI
tgnn commenced giving h3r your medicine, and IN fvs
lays (the sane period Of rm baGr,) she began t.,
row better, and in about two weeks vas well again
From that day to this the child has been perfectly we'll
My father, Isaac tIodg of Nutth Adams. Mass ply
SIClAN came 10 lis wit, tie mttnu of prescribing
ui her, but as we wcrt using lor medicine with
| md III, child improving Rapidly, IT, did net condemn it.
nut it his own prescription 10 be used IN case your Elk
rac failed We had no occasion fur it, aud am sure he
will now recommend your medicine in similar cases.
Your Uhedirnt Servant
HORACE j. HODGES,
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Slgn-board Wit and Rivalry.

.,Si IA ,nSG &c S. by the name of Far,
dealer across s thu an advantage over a rival
on which was way, put up a new sign
"run pEs| 'p'cuouSly lettered-
Thernupou the 'SS%@Acco ny FAR"
De outdone in this sot'l determined not to
sign on which he put in game, raised a
" FAR BETTER TOE@ger capitals !:
THE BEST TOBACCoGo THAN
EAD,
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said he, 81 am going now"

:, w - said he, al am going now"
"egou?" said the merchant, well,
"A AS, SIR"
gooWe ell, about my horse; the man says
lac bill must be paid for his keeping"
"WelI, | suppose that is all right, sir"
Yes-well, but am your wife's cous-
in" ,,
YES" said the merchant, " know that
NM are, but vOur horse is not p
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Drugs, Medicines nm"
ttOmfFV.

w. II. WUODWAhU,,-c NE
NONTTNUFs 90 Keep constantly ON hand, nk' tinds
Y DlCINE nd sTAToNERY loge!h.rp va rs If all
general assortm"nt md great vnrlriy OF
nssG,, ".ieles. PHvsicIANs aud FAMLiEs viii be ntn-
dh Medicines of all kinds, and OF the pntest I
sheu Inc most reasonable prices. School Books, Blank
"a nix, Paper, Miscellaneous Books Of kinds, &c
Bo The undersigned having established himself in the
hove business in waterbury invites the Physicians
"a People Waterbury aud vicinity To give him their
eelina confident that by his experience IN me
pauls he =, and will rive satisfaction. 45if
CUISINES" w. II. WOODWARD.
Waterbury, Nov, 1e49.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
EFFECTS OF IMAGINATION.

The following anecdote was related b,
the celebrated father Taylor, in the course
of recent lecture: &" 1t happened years
.go, in the days of old fashioned mee!inss
puIpus perched up at an elevation which
placed them without the pale of human,
sympathy and when the fire for the purpose
If warming church was a thing unheard
of. that some enterprising young men who
mad worshipped in such church, deter
mined to have the house warmed by stoves
But he project encountered the most vio-
lent opposition from all the people. They
declared that it should not be; that stove,
were not gospel ordinance; that the con
gregaton must suhocate. The young men
however, prevailed; and one Sabbath the
congregation beheld in the church Two for
mlduble black stoves, with the pipes tray
ersng the entire length of the house TIE
old men aud women looked on with horror
and held their breath for the result. The
exercises Of the church proceeded. Soon
lady tainted away, and in few moments
another gasped for breath, and was carried
out of the church, and then another. Al
last stout burly man swooned and fell
The frightened minister at once dismissed
the church, and there was general rush o
the indignant people toward the stoves
The windows were thrown open, and they
were about to preciptate the offenders from
the house, when, 10 and behold the stove.
were cold and not a particle of fire hac
been kindled in either of them. The ma
sons had not quite time to finish putting
them up, and no fire had been made. The
triumph of the young advocates of stoves
was complete. "-AUOa Monthly Advertiser
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
nleOifines.
DIR. TFask's
Magnetic Ointment.

THGSs the first attempt to combine the ELECTRIC and
MAGNEllC FLUID with the powerful Veg, table L
tracts in form OF an Ointment 10 be applied externally
for the removal Of disease The unlimited success ii
has with, stamps ii the greatest discovery of
the 1t is cOnst tly effrrtng II the Utmost IN
puanCe. The most lncredulns cuIvnLt G-tLt 6st
iaithess compelled IT, believe the aud virtue
Of this great remedy II is universally atWed to be the
wonderful combination knr u u the world for the
imm, diale reli f, disease and pam
1t never fails, while Their feIhlhs suhcem lif TO res
tore natural aud h. ahy actTn TO t capillary vrsse OF
the body and tquullze the ejaculation Of the blood by
this means controlling pow gained over the most
lIenant turns If disease, which cannot be uba Fl,
any other remedy. such bt power Of this bnation
that penelliies every purtI OF the human frame ev
cry bone ana hu h vein, nerve hhd enmtht II aTched
OUT ana made Hsbe of lis purifying and healing intu
ence' Hence II copes teadIIy with Internal external
disease.
Numerous instances are<pn record wh-re this remedy
has restored health tn patie the grave that the
most powerful internal remees fat Ia produce any e.
feet Such has frequently berT>e case in inflammation
tine buwesnO patient need even die of This disease
The magnetic ointment be Obd d-lha dam erous
idemc known as the putid F. rpel me ran asvs he rnrd
iy this remedy. For the Inanna ,rv Rheun,t,n, mi,
ointment the most complete medy' vrr n,enar,d In
80 cnse Of 100 It will aft I'd ntre> ,i,f a., In
cases of nervous headache in thirty mimi s For ryo,s
disease it is of immense feclioms Off tho i, h
masm amenesS liberated sore throat. bnnrbiti, pr, a.
risy Group Chollc Cholera Merhus Ague ia H. -. nv
breast Burns SCald head SCrofulaSSat RhoG n, E,xsipe-
las infamed eyes fever sores, &C., will be l dntrv
relieved by the use of this remedy
For further particulars and Testimonials see p0nt1hletI
left with each agent
| SIX Collins, wholesale and retail, Montpel'r VIZ
Johnson and Holden, MddleseX-Stimpson and ATmes
w ,terhury-E d. Green, Richmund-T A. PtN, nTling.
| ton-Joseph Demsey, Nurthfcld-A Ctavelund. Jr
HroOkfed &C. X. Gale, Washlhetoh-rIehCh and alker
Barre.
/ Price % and 80 cents per bottle. 23;ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
Widows soon get Married.

A young Tipperary widow, Nelly Nc
Phee, | think he called her, was courtcd and
actually had an offer from Tooly O'Shane,
on her way to her husbands funeral. " She
accepted of course said Grossman. "Nc
she didn't" said Smith. "Tooley, dear"
said she," ye're too late; four weeks ago |
shook hands wi Paddy Sweeney upon 1t,
that | should have him in dacent time af-
ter poor McPhee went under board. =
" Well" said Grossman, widows Of all
nations are all very much alike. There
was a Dutch woman whose husband, Died
rick Won PIonk, died and left her inconso
rble. lie was buried in Cops Hill. Folk,
said grief would kill that widow. She hat
1 figure of wood carved that looked very
much like her late husband, and placed it
in her bed, and constantly kept it there for
several months. In about six months she
was interested in shoemaker, who took
the length of her foot, and finally married
her. He had not visited her more than a fort
night, when the girls told her tina, they were
out of kinding stuff, and asked her what
should be done. After pause the widov
replied IN very quiet way, May be isb
veil enough now to split up old Won Plonk
yot is up stairs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-31
Purified God Liver Oil,

A Sure cure for Consumption a'lu
crolS lungs, asthma brorehs' Go@s"s resh il"
seases Of the lungs and chest Prepared hy
Oct. 10. ~ - -
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