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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

thing which revelation holds out as our
future rest Sill less would their creed
accord with. the free and lofty spirit nfC Chris
taniiy. 1t might agree with the faith in its
aboInion Fl the ceremonial law and the
substitution of a more spiritual worship in
its place, but beyond this every thing would
he repugnant TO that system in which The
E+$ene had embodied his faith. He was
as mnch the slave to forms and minute obser-
vatinns as the sirlcteSt PhariSee, who PRAYED
at the corner Of the streets. o. tiihed out,
with scrupnlons accuracy, his " aniSe mint.
and cummin." But, unlike the Pharisec
he never attempted to di disseminate his prin-
cipes. He sought no proselyles, and could
never hive sympalhized wththat aggressive
spirit of the Gospel which bid its followers
nculcaie the truth wherever snninC. snff.
cring man could be found in listen Essen.
ism was, indeed, form Of that wide spread
Oriental philosophy which, in after apps
under the name Of Manichmism, infected
for time the Churches Of Asia. Its main
principle was that all matter is he creation
f Hll IINli DtlIIH dHu, 'HCIcHhF. IlIP mUSI
he spent ~ the most severe modification of
this mntprill body which in erfered with the
purity of the immr'erial spirit. It, ap2ptites
aud propensties Of every kind WERE in
themselves. evil Every pleasure was for.
hidden as sin mud the entire extinction of
the p,ssinns "f the body was inculcated "a
the only repI vrrtn" in this they agreed
with the srern teaching 9th" Greci1u St ic,
hni not with the lessons of Him who digni.
fed nur mortal uNure bv Himself assuming
il, and who hath declared the body is " the
iempIr of the II " Ghost" and is tn he n
rnn lifted M from the dnst "f dissolution
aud madp fl f,r ever tn I've the tahernqt le
If it's spiritual and clarified partner: l.
there not too, something significant in the
fict. that orr ord seems mover ~ have
brought His Gospel before the members IF
this monastic fraternity! lie appears never
I" have encountered them. though lie mix
ed with men of every class and every shpde
If opinon-'hp spIcrighteous PhnrISees aud
the despiscd puhicpns aud sinners; aud in
Ills repeated JOURNEYS, We cnn trace Him
through every district Cf tho H"lv l.and
except TINT near the Dead Sea-. in which
the agricultural settlements of the Esseues
were situated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
Singular Phenomenon.

The Faye,teviIl North Carolnien. of the
9th, contains the folio ng exrrordinrrv nc.
count, which seems too wonderful to be
true:
We received on Wednesday last the fol-
lowing communication from Mr.. Cfrkson,
through Mr. Holland, of Clinton. and take
great pleasure in laying the astonishing
poricullrS lefore out renders
con the 18th Of Frhnrrv. 1887, there
Ell, within 100 wards Of the residence of
Thomas NJ. Clarkson, in Sampson Co, a
shower Of flesh aud blood, about 81 feet
wide and as FAR as il was traced, about 251
or 301 Yards in length. The pieces mp
pcrred io be fes liver. lights, brains and
hlood Some "f the blood ran IN the
iervps. apparently very fresh. Three # his
CT. NJ. C.'s) children were in ii. aud ran
TO their mother. "xclNiming, Mother, there
is meat Filling" Their mother vent i'm.
mediatcl, tn so soc. bn, the .l0 YER VS. ever.
lint there law the flnah SC. Neiit CnmneIt,
Esq. living close bv, was on the spot short.
v after il fell. aud pronounced it ne above.
Que of his children was ahont I51 wards
from the shower aud cpme running to II q
rest. saving lie smell something like blnnd.
During tn" time it WIS falling. there was
cloud over head, having red appearance,
like wind cloud. There was no rain.
1.-THE above yon mpy rely upon, and by
Mr. Holland y"n have pieces Of the flesh
which are reduced by being kept 5" long.
" Yours, &c, T. NJ. C."
The piece which was lef with MS has been
examined with 'Wooi the best microscopes
III the place, and the existence Of blood well
e'trbl>hed; but nothing was shown giving
'ny indication oflhr character Of the mqi.
ter 1t has The smell, both in its drv state
ana when mncerated in water, of I.utri
flesh; aud there can scarcely be a doubt that
it such
1t Is astonishing, aud we mpy say prove
king. also thru an occurrence the kind
should happen within I3 miles Of A village
| fl3 miles South West OF Clnton( If intel
H. nj persons, aud no one ieIt interest @.
non4h in it t" 30 and yet inf run lt,ou a.
bout IT. II is three weeks after it occur.
red before any account of 1t is sent to the
press. An occurrcuce thlt is calculated Ia
strike men with awe; and we are told that
Some persons listened to the relation of IT,
aud locked npnn 1t as an idle tale, deeming
it lmp"ss bic III 1t such a thing could have
occurred
The cIond from Which it fell is sqid To
have been of IA red appearance, which is as
crIhed to the clouds in former cases of mi,
kind. Although by no me ms frequent, this
is no! the first thrt such an occurrence In,
taken pIace. even in this country. But, a,
vet the most lear ed are unable to give an,
rational conjecture as to the cause of sucl
singular phenomenon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

rom or hy viich the plant receives it, sup
port or noushment from tho soil. BIT
when this crDe mass is separated hv the
union withth loam into more minute par
t'cIrS, Iikeik Homeopathic dose Of med
Iclne it is BEER fitted to act upon the more
delicate and minute parts Of the crganizp-
ton, thin wen in its crude state, and
'herpfre bew fitted to promote the growth
Of the pant
think Hive seen this 10 he the case
the present 4ason. On part uf the field
where the chr was smallest, some strong
ashes were ,nIlpd to the hills after he first
horinC and'n few DAYS the corn assnnr-
ed yellow isrkIv complexion, and aprrar-
cd M to crov any Inr a number of DAYS,
aud Aidno, lax very proml-ng, although
the land wac rpII MANFRED with harm yard
manure and thp corn rolled in y Iaster at
plnntinr. va attribute the cause to the too
"prstic onality Of the ashes and pm salts
fed thu WIS Itln case, FIR when the roots
h"d extended 90 aq to draw nonrishmenf
from the soil les impregnated with the al,
kali. it ccmnlpred growing well. and Mt
this time lonkk nrrrlv rs weell ~ the rest
"f the field. exrni being several DAYS later.
IN con'OoncnEpd it's growth hein" reta'd-
ed bv tho c1nse above sio'p1 The othr-
n'rt of thu fipllwas treated with ashes. hut
less IN nuantits md of mI|dcr quH|i'v
md did not tsFrive any check from them
Fr"m th'S md lthcr cases of the kinA. I
~" satisfied Inst wr rnu have from to
. bushels of rer1Iizinr article. equal, If
not snncrior. In the best Irnched ashes.
when used in like on1n'it,, which will not
cheek the growth cf the plant. and ut II
smnll expense With the addition Of little
Iaho,.
The asbos md oam should b" mixed
some DAYS hefnns wanted for use heap il
M after mixim and cefand il from t .
rams, aud in fev dqvs the whole macs will
he found eqprNH imprern1tpd throughout.
aud if the ashes psod ore good. the whole
will he ennal in Strength to the best leach.
ell ashes "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
1asMEEsn.r4s.
s..&Sy
>&;>e s5
kS&Ig VI 4 \ sssII1
X E= Sssssslsss5 * -
Agricultural.
From The BOSiou Cti,rafOr.
Ashes as Manure.

Mr.. Editor:--A correspondent in your
paper for March 81, wishes To know the
"Relatlve value between leached and I'm.
lie ched ashes" II the enclosed can he uc
any use To him, it is at his service. The
aItl'I lie was furnished for the SPRINGFIELD
CenIlneL paper OF not very extended
crculatl"n,) some three years ago. Lut il
may be new To some of youl readers at this
day. AcAwAv
81 have in several instances found that
one bushe Of live ashes (unIeached mix
ed with two, r even three bushels Of I,am
aud thoroughly inc"rporaled-,hat each
bus Ell d the mixture was equal to bnshel
ot the hest leached ashes for any crnn
where ashes are used, rr 10 spre I'd nn mass
land, aud lar cheaper considering the trans
p"riaiIon, provided tint The Ieached ashes
could always he obtained. The reason m
my opinion (and that can 90 Tor what it is
wmth) that the use Of live ashes is some.
times injurious is, thu III alkaIl IS too con-
cenIra'rd, or occupying too small space
III The soll around the roots + plants, bring
ing It's canslic qualities too much in con-
tact with the fine fbrous mouths Of feeders
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

\ country schwIml.ter, enc day, an
nnunced to his pupils lht an examination
would soon take pI'ce. lfyou are ex min
ed in geography, sud he. you will surely
be asked of what sII1pe is the earth and II
you should not remember, ilst look at me,
aud will show y"u my stuff box, to remind
ynn hat il is round.
Unfortunately, the schooln1stef had two
snuff boxes a round one, which he only
used on Sundly, aud square one, which
he carried during The week.
The t'nal dly hIving arrived, the class in
geogr phy was duly called out and the ques
ton asked, what is the sh,pe ofthr earth 2
The first bny, appalled, at the imposing
Appearance of the examining committee,
:et embarrassed aud glanced at the magistcr,
who at once pointed To his snuff box
'Sir. boldly answered The boy, IT'S round
on Sunday, and squire all otter duys in tie
Week"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

CT And here comes another answer after
the first two nre srt up-.noD bid hv any means,
and from lady. too; so give her place, typo.
Nnw Mr. " Farmer" M license take
From The lines here penned for your Genius"
spke
To infer thai no child hut q mnmdanper,
Can guess your riddle so new AMI queer.
Though from what 500. Pm inc ncd to think
You're somrwha, accustomed Ia dlhhle with ink
fear van not. for I've learned tn spell,
And c'n Say INV i9rre>" very wp
Aud uf modern times and l,nr arn"
The value OF names have learned to know.
This nrme it m1v hp is Your nwn namn Clark,
NJ *" it l'"hter nv e. and away s,trS Lark.
Take mn l. from the snngster, ynu still leav" an
Ark.
Worth less nv mn NJ than the good Saint Mark.
To chanrn NJ or n y
A sad h rrlIn would hn-
So good DIV sir = TO morrow -ful this day
grows Dark.
Lie.
Pomfrrt, April 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
For HE Freeman.
Another Riddle.
Pomfrrt, April 10.

Tn tho name Of person and often Displayed
In letters of IRON tor an increase Of irldr-
If ynn cut nff my head a word then rem'ius
Which Slgnlh 5 rover Ger mountunS ana plains !;
Again cut INV head "f and there then appears
A passion that often is followed bv t"ts;
Then cut off nv tail and restore both my heads
Anla farm an | It's buildings npppals IN It's stead !;
M" cut off INV head and II word it will show
Which signfi = placing Of things in row;
If yon now cu my tail off word th, Is seen
Tint lSnnw mnrh less used tliin hprrtntnee been
Aglm cut my h 'ad off and II verb it will show
The present Of which means with brlskness to
60;
Once more cut my head off AMI then you have
done,
a short word is left TINT always means one.
ii. NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

MOTHER ToNGUE.-A Weardale doctor
was lately summoned tn a cottage at illr-
wood, in Teasdale and found boy patient
IN need Of hi+ services.
Put out your tongue" said the doctor,
The lad st red like an owl.
"My good boy" repeated the medical
man. "let me see your tongue"
"TaIk English, doctor" said the mother,
and then turning I" her son, she cried:
"Ilrpen thy gobbIer, and push out thy
IolkPr."
The lad rolled out his tongue in mo-
ment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
A DIJNCF,

lie meant well enough. but was still in the way,
AS Il Ounce always is, lct him be where he may
Indeed they appear to cp1le into existence
To imped other folks with their awkward assist
If You set up Ounce on the very Moth Pole,
Al alone by himself, believe on NV SOUL
He'd mlnlge tn get betwlxt snurbnd,'s shins
And pitch him down bodily. all III his >ns
To The grave pnlaI bear sitting round On Inc ice
All Shortening their grace 10 be in for II slice;
Or. If he found nobody else ther" To huther.
Way. on OF hlS legs would trip up the Others
For there's nothing we read Of in tcrture's IN.
venllpn9,
Like Il weII-meaning Ounce with the best Of in
tenuun3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

To BAcHELoRs.- A sensible writer gives
the lowing hints Of the qualities he would
seek in his choice of vile:
Enough of beauty to secure affection,
Enough Of SprighfincSs TO cure d. j"cti0n,
Of NJ drSt diff rnce Ia claim protection,
\ docilc mind suhsetvirnt Ia correction.
VT stored with scnsn. with reas NJ AMI ref ctl0n
And every passion held ts du" su j"cti"n,
jus, 'nnIt< ennnnh Ia keep her from projections
When such find III mike h .r my selection.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following is an extract from letter lately re-
ceiyed frnm.s distinguished physician in the State Of
Virginia:
a II. CHuisrIr, NJ. D Dear Sir: One Of my pa.
tients, unknown to obtained YOUR GdirGmc Ben and
ksckidcs with the Masnstic Fluid for affection
Of Deafness The that OF lady hose Nervous
stem was much dsnrdered aud her general health
poor Much done previously to the application Of
the Belt but th ,ery little success and feel it only
right to tell YOU that SINE she commenced wearing
the Belt an using the Fluid, hut few weeks ago she
has ENTIRELY RECOVERED IltR NE AIRING and
her geuer health is hotter than for several years.
03- Every Of neafness II 1t he NerNOuS 90 it
generally is can he ell by this wonie iul remedy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

tn drop from the mouth of another. Such
I person is the sllmderer's herald, and Is al
,ooether more odlous than the slanderer him.
self By us vile ofiiclnIsneSs he m4ke'
Tint poison effective which else would he
inert: fnr three .fonrlhs ofIhe slanderers III
the world would never injnre their object
except by the malice Of the go-betweens'
who under the mnsk of double friendship.
act the part of double traitors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

The name of the person find to he Clark,
From whch take c. aud it LEWIS the word
hrt
IF from the word lark YOU then drop the l.,
The name Of vessel 10 Won II will tell;
II tn the work AK v"n prefix an NJ,
Ola noted Old Sim lou'Il then have the mime;
Then tax" away NJ, and in lis place pm d,
And dark Is the word that is shown I'm o thee,
Aud often I've heard the Old People shy,
There wes once in New England very "drk
dnp" HIM
*'v the m'H methud of notation, G. stands the
bundled l. for "! VI for Thousand, and d for five
hundred.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

A SNIFF OF THE BRMSToNE-A Mr..
Stirling wb" was minister of the b IRONY
church in Glasgow, during the war maintain.
ed against the Unsuitable tyranny Of Louis
XIV, in p1rt of his prayer which related
To public ai' lir used to eSecch rhu the
h4ughiy Ilrant of France might be shaken
over the mouth # the internal regions; "hur
god Lord" added tile worthy man, "dlnna
let him fill in"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

RETURNING Coop roR EVIL "A young
MN. wishing to drown his dog, pushed him
-everal times i to the Seine, aud the last time
tell himself intothe water The dog, seeing
his muster struggling in the stream, held him
above wapr Till assistance arrived.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
AGENCY OF
DIR. s. s. lITCH'S
HFEDECFNES,

Used ty hm wi such distn Fu he'd success in cure
u of tanqhs, C'nsun rtin, Cntanh. Ash MIA. Heart
Disease, u. spepsa, Gonorr' dPes, Female nlaints
etc etc. AS
DR.. = T. Fitch Al lrmind n pot"rs hnnldfr Traces
Inhaling Yah ;, and I'ctWr- tuHH npt, n, ana the
at nf pr'>rry ~ Lite and Health =" Old Apc.ttc etc
Mrs Trey u. LEE ha. hem arport,d Aeout Tor the
sale Of Nh huv q od4 and win rp them ron.t''ily on
hand II tn nee f Mr. Jusci lee, inf Ouh Royal
ton, VI.
6F DR. Ftc','' GrtDE rooK IMvALrDs and Directions
Pr IN ting Il 'rIh, and instructions Il Mtler- in man'
aa,, M If II Ir.u npy be- had pratuituusy, by call
inu Far n III h,S, of Mr.. l.rr as above. An extremely
wi u,hIo Book 'hN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
Answa~s IT, 4ha Prize in the
FREEMAN OF April. 4.

We have received fnnr correct answers othls
puzz'e-,ne from gentlemrn in Mnretown, on"
from :" A Farmers Son" in WaitSfnIh. ono, and
a neat one too for her age, fiona Idtle d,nIItcr
of one of our patrons in East Montpelier, and
one from Corlnth. The Inst twn, Nho first be-
ing mere announcements of the answets,) we
insert below with anotner fresh puzzle from the
last named correspondent.
The naue is Clark,
The bird is lark,
The vessel Ark.
The Saint cal Mark;
Oak is your d,y-
Yours, (nine next May.)
ELLEN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
DR.. CHRIsTIE'S
EALVANIC NECKLACE

used for all complaints affecting the Throat Head
surh Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness o the Head Neuralgia in
the Face Buzzing or Roaring in the Ears Deafness
which is generally Nervous, and that dlsti essng com
-. II L l.. nnl.no
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

1t has been we'll said, TINT many man
HIS missed heing greatman by splitting in.
to two mlddIng ones Concentrate your
energies, ifyou would make figure in the
world
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

Go BETwErN.-Tiere is perhaps not a
more odInus character in the world han that
of a go-belween-hy which mean that
creature whn Carries the ears ofone neigh
Dor every injurious observation that happens
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
Drugs, Medicines and Sta
fiNmCrY.
II MnnnM ARn

W. TT. NNUNW NKU
CONTINUES TO keen constantly al hind, Prizes ME-
l. DICIVE aud st NTIn merry. together with al Kinds
cC Misc nl'qnror. ROCKS aud FAM ARTlCI Is ,fAll
kinds max NJ ri assortment md great ETY. Of
useful articles. PHvsCiANs nd FAMutFs will lie FINN
he'd with Medicines ~ all kinds. nd tthe yves Crr
ty, ut The 81 as,nrll TrCs t'lC'I IC,Is. Tn
Books. nix P'nrr Msr' InprCn, Foot tPll nd Sc
&C. The mnd.r siCred having CsialIshd linsth " he
nh business in WnCrlu str"t lVtEi NE ls'C
ard People NJ Wn'erhnr, md vcir'', n rive IN ne
patronage feeling confident Il NJ by bis exrr &c in the
business he ca n and will give sstisf Il on. t5tf
w. II, WOODWARD.
Waterbury Nov, le4N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
TO II. A WISH.

TO Il. A WISH.
NAV happiness attend YOU,
Where Ger ven ch1nce to 90;
And grief ne'er find lurking place,
Within thy happy home'
o. my thv gentle form
Meier how meath sorrows blast:
And faithful, loving f"ndS,
Attend you To the last.
Nav FIorq'E sweetest flowers be twinod,
A ch,plet for thy how
Enhlems Of swentcs' innocence
Are but fit for such as thou.
In sorrow. or in inv.
Alone. or midst the thr mo-.
Remember YOU hive one kind friend,
One who will love thee long.
Nav fi"ndShip strew vonr pathway
With blossoms from the len.
KIM fripn |. then will ask you
To sometimes think of me.
FRANCES.
S., VT, March. 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
Tic DoIoreux and Neuralsia.

These dreadful and agnnizing complaints mme.
diaely Tsieped by the application Of the GALvANIc Brr
NEcKLAcr and FLUD The Belt difuses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has local effect and
the Fluid acts directly upon the affected In these
distre.sing allicllons the nnnlicatln NEWER EAlLS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
FROM r. II. WINsIoW, BA>xrr NalsueH, N. Y
New NtIk StIt IA lsdQ
CURTIS & PERKINS
Wild Cherry .BaUndicC Filters

For Jrundirr, Bilious Comptmnt>, hdi-
gcStiOd, Castle moss, H00orh, Loss
nf Apptitr, and GrD,rcf Ucbn tg. ..,-
A HIGHLY VALUABLE PREPARATION ltR RIG
II ULAllNG the RUw,l> PATTY ng The lu,d and eiRd
icang frtm th' Syst IN all Ilumots
Price SO cents in Pctt'es h ldne Ov'ra pin'.
CURTIS g. PERKINS.
Sol rr,pri,to,s rRnFoi Maine,
Wholesale and retail by :. Il. Collins.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
DR.. CHRISTlE'S
GAI.V BRACELETS

Are fund of asst seryce ia Of onvulSor Fits
spaSmodc COMPLAINTS aud general Nervous Affections
Of the Head aud upper eNtremtes Also IN Palsy aud
Paals aud oil diseases by deficiency Of power
or Nervous t.neig! in the limbs other gans of the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
10 DE ermine the We ght of Live
Beef Cattle.


A corresdcndent dtm N E. Farmer
c"'nmnmc ties to that work the following
erIIIe
"Take the girrh of The animal just he
nina III" shouIder-bIndp, and the length from
point en- the lril benz whence perprn
ocular l"e will lusl clear the thigh, thence
along the back bone nthe l"reside of the
shoulder blade Redlce the glr'h aud
'fr"g'h TO inches. Multiply The squire of
''e g'rIh by the Ienplk aud that product by
''e decimal OI2, whd will give the weight
III pounds and decimlparts
suppose an ox to aeasnrr feet or "a
inches IN g'tth and SIG feet ar &c inches
N length then,
me g'r'h "a, multiplied by itself, or squor.
red 7C56
Multiplied by the Icngh, 66 G6
Pr"dnct, and solid cobenls
of the tx, 465, 606
Multiplied by the ,lecioal, ,0C2
Gives 03I pounds, tie weight
Of the ok, 63I ,392
The above rule give. the weight If the
meat, hide, aud talIow, Of oxen h1yIng from
ior'y to eighty lbs If rough tallnw, cows
from 30 to 50 lbs. and Two yearolds having
from fifteen to thirty pOuuds,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

Darictp.

AN,~---~~~o~O~-0~o~r>0~0- ~
The following, which we insert nj the request
Of n SUBSCRIBER. was written by lit lie grI OF
Lanoille Co., it is, we think, very credItaOIe'--
Fin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
FITS AND coNvuLs IoNs.


These alarming AMI terrible complaints always
caused by arrangement Of me Nrrss The Brr
BRIcLIErs AID Fun will cure nearly every case, no
matter how Young old tho patient or how confirmed
the complaint Numerous aud astonishing proofs
possession of the proprietor
o. Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country Of the most extraordinary character be
given, If required
DO No trouble or ncnnve nierce atteni1 the If
DR. CHRTSTIE'S G4LT.3NTC .4RTTCLES, and
they may he by the most feeble and delicate with
perfect and salty. In many the sensation
attending their highly pheasant aud agreeable,
They can be sent to any part Of the country
Prices:
The Galvanlc Belt Three Dollars.
The Galvanc Necklace, Two Dollars
The Gavanc Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
[ny- The articles accompanied hv full aud PLAIN
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may I've had
OF the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
Oy- Bt,pdre " Coanierfrits and No bsss T@iiauonG
d. g. MoREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGEN FOR me UNITED ST NrEs,
I31 broadway, New York.
Far sale 10y RedAcIu ~ sra lniS,
Mcntpelicr. W. Senwlv
.-UUU Yds. aeW Patterns,
TIE LAINs, PRINTS, cINGiIAMs, CAMEALEONs,
March G. l0af
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