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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-24
TIE FAIR. PREMIUMS.

Below VIC give the list Of premiums awarded ::
but mere list of premiums by no means tells
the whole story In every fair there are more or
less articles exhibited, not for premiums, but rs
specimens of skl-and these, when worthy
.ught always to receive notice from the exam
imng committees, and be embraced in their re.
potts with such compliments as are deserved. If
this is not done, our fairs will soon dwnde
down to the mere articles enumerated for pre-
mun-and the tendency eve.y year will be to
discourage, rather than encourage, ingenuity
and skill in new productions. The "discretion-
airy committee" can do something towards rem
edyirg this difficulty; but to make all right
each committee should report upon all merltori-
Gus articles in its department. whether offered for
premium or not.
There seems this year TO have been quite as
great lack ofattention as usual to this class of
articles. For instance, Messrs. .Nepton & For
buSh Montpelier, exhibited set of teeth which
would do honor to any dentist Vim. r, Burn
ham, Montpelier exhibited some superb cravats,
and other goods in that line, of his own manu-
faeture; G. X Hall Montpelier exhibited
lever watch of his own manufacture, "a rare
specimen OF domestic production, and worthy Of
special notice; Totcn g. Hail. Montpelier, dis
played splendid set # highly finished silver
ware oftheir own manufacture, equal to the best
produced anywhere and " ". Bancroft of
Calais, had bee hive articles worth compli-
menling, but of which no notice is taken in the
printed report. Doubtless there were many
other articles, these are all that have been
brought 10 our notice. and are, therefore, all
that we can name-Wichman.
THE following is the list of the premiums not
made out for Publication when we published the
proceedings week before last.
Dairy, Sugar, and Honey.
Best l0C ID. Cheese, Timothy Patterson,
Barre, $500
I'd, Alonzo Redway, Calais, 200
Sd, Leander Warren, Middlesex, 100
Best 100 lbs Butter, Oliver House, Berlin, 400
ID, Samuel Dana, Norlafeld, 800
Sd, A. X. Warren, Berlin. 200
Bes, 25 ID. Thomas Averil, Norhfcld' 800
I'd, A. X, Warren, Berlin, 200
Sd, Timothy Patterson, Barre, LOO
Best 100 lbs. Sugar, Erastus Wheaton,
Barre, 400
Cd, Ira Smith, Marshfeld 800
Best % lbs. Timothy Patterson, Barre, 800
I'd, Amasa Hail, Mushfeld 200
3D., Levi Robinson, Calais, 100
best Iuo '9S' money jason HOUSE, "ai'S- -
he'G' o,OU
On Fowls.
Rest pair Fowls, F. F.. Willard. F.. Montne.
lier. q M
Cd Jason Houset Waitsfeld. so
Best pair Turkes, Jesse Scott, Barre, 100
2d. Heman CARPENTER, Notbfrld, 81
Rnst noir Geese Jesse Scott Rarrn M
w. '"
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I'd, John Thompson, Barre, z
Best Peck potatoes, Edward May, Mortified, 81
"Peck Onions, Henry Jones, Mortified, 81
I'd VIM Briggs, Mortified, q
The Committee beg leave to state that mos
of the Vegetables and Fruits were removed be
fore the examination was made.
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gE.AnsMEA,G GEa

ln Albany, Ny, May 90, ~ Row u NJ
Han, Mr. JAAEs W MeCuLLocu, Of Albany,
aud MIaz Rrru d, Boar, formerly Of Water.
ford. W.
In Manchesic5, y. II May ~, by Rev. Mr
Tiilotrut;, ca" " llAHrsHeBE, EEq- af Ca
nam, W aud Miss Attct a. daughter of
Mt Josiah Bean, OF KIRBY,
AZ Park lItll, on TucFday, April &c, Mr.
William > Robertson, teacher OF che Aiss,on
Seminary at Tallahhssec,in the CTc"k Nation,
and Mlaa Ann Eliza Worcester, daughter of
Rev. =. A. Worcester, and late teacher Of tie
Mission School az Park I'M.
In Dhny,llc, May 20, by Rev. a Webster,
NJ Solomon Stevens, Jr Of Barnet, and Mr.
Ann Ei,Ea Evans, OF Dany.l!a,
In Grafton. May 20, by Rev, N, Weh.te I,
Mrst shcn Vance aud Mi6s Susan NJ. Hall
both Of GrGton-
"a Ia Walden, April z, ny Rev Mr. Underwood
or Iardwick, Mr. AbiHl y Dow and Miss Sal
~ h Durant, both Of Walden,
In Walden May .3,hy Serene Montgomery
-E.e- Air Gcarsa--IAIAel- .Aliagl lailll
Blfnrs, both ot Danyillc.
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for bis uuassliubIn imparigluy. Al true
lovers Of peace, good faith mud The proscr,n.
zion of our national honor, urr loud iu ILcir
praises oi lls admirable promwurfs and en-
rrgy, manifested iu meeting tle Cuba quGs.
ZION. Il hn- filed lho dlsorgpuiYcrs aud lhc
pnpneudlsls % llll mingled upe aud disnny.
The cNrrrulious ofsucli men ace the highest
rfuircs nud lhr sweetest Incense 10 lrur men.
General lWlur Inns molly mci. "A momenlous
cusir, lle lus done honor Ia hlm-clfuud 90
lho country Ito doresYcs aud is receiving
the warm approval Ot llo great mass of tie
hMENCaN PFOFLr,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence orthc Allas.
WAsruNotoN, May %.


Wuurr nm trr r,r' t,t att itr'r'rrrtrtttt t--ft-.
Clraning time j. close at hand. II is ccucr-
ally understood here TINT this wees il Ia ho
devoted loNhi,,itupnriant business. You may
therefore resign Yourself to n week of rhar-
ton aud general wnut of interest in the
proceedings Of CONGRESS; should ratlicf say
uh proc 'cdinrs nt alb
The Gouprumt,c drags it, SLOW length along
through the Scuntc wiui pn,utitl aud feeble
movements, indicative of weakness. prnstrn-
ton and = prccarious stnic, dmuuuing nj
most in n state of collapse. see po reasons
for alttriLIr NY first ijuprrs.iuu, that it cnn-
not pass. the Senate; still less con il receive
the sanction uf the House II depends upop
thceNtrcmc South a. snywhelhrr Us passage
shall hc'prrnittci ornor. II they al cnme
IN Tor Is support II ttry PASS. HuI that Is
not ut nil probu1le, though u = not to Ice de-
Med TINT it IL possible. Should the ultcrH-
lions demanded hy Soule, hnson, JEFF DAVIS,
&c, Lee adopted, 1t may pnss, hut not other-
Wise Il must not hc forgotten, however, that
my alterations which commend tho scheme
To the favor ct Southern SenatoFsndd ia pre-.
ciscly to the saun extent to the chances Of
It's defeat IN the House.
Old ZaGk, God bless him, is winning gold
en- opinions on all sides, for his frmuess, his
moderation, his GOODNESS in The midst Of all
The turmoil aud the assaults npnn.hInl and
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TO BREEDERS OF GOOD
HORSES.

THE GOLDEN FARMER will DO found
Il a. the subscribers Stable, Waterford,
Upper Village, for the accommodation Of Far
mrrs and al who wish 10 improve then breed
of llorsrH, the present season
Tie f.fmpf lsA pure bl0oded Dutch HORSE,
and perfect pattern, ~ he combines every
quality ibr good breeding Horse. iia color
10 blood bay, with black name and tail, Ills
weight r. 900 pounds Farmers will do we'll
10 examine said Horse, NJ he IL foreign 10 any
Stock Of Horses IN this part Of the country
and remember there are two chances on a
large Horse, on q small one bot one.
flr will be- found the following daya-Wed-
ncsdnys, Thursdays, Fridays aud Saturdays
at the subscribers stable.
c. PATTERSON.
Upper Waterford, May 20, 1850, G7Owi
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ffhifty.I'h, b eHgfess-~.lSt Session.
MrnNlsnAN. Nm 10

WEDNESDAY, May ~
SrN,rr.-Thc bil for establishing n
hr0uch Mint in New York was very fully
aud ably discussed hy numerous Senators.
Mr. y mons mn cudmrnt Tor u branch Mint
IN California, after being modified 50 ms to 20
INFO uIrrutIuu imugdtt'.3y, Mas agreed 10.
The yeas uud nays were thcu taken on en-
groesiug tie bill on IT, tiunl passage. Decid.
ell nili,mutN,ly -ycas %, nays II.
ilouSt.-Ihe brli provldug for holding a
treaty with Tie Oregon Indians, was ithrH ,p
and i4aAAnd.-- .-.-
Tile hill for establishing Surveyor Cen
cr1t's UrtlCC TIT ttrrEU rrr tttrvtt,t. rtrrt-
ol land To actual sc!llcrs was taken up md
discussed.
Mr. Giddiurs argued strcnuousy against
distinctions oicolor in thG recipients of pub.
it land.
Mr. Fitch said hc was in iavor of leaving
the decision OF This question to the people at
Oregon themselves. and offered an amend.
ueut Ia include half breed Indians IN the
provisions.
NJ Conrad opposed the amendment.
Mr. JNuns advocated the exclusion of the
blacks
Ntr Ntrhtuttou replied to MIR Gidtiirr, IN =
very pcrsrnai manner.
Thursday, May 80.
SENATn.--The reading of the jouyual was
dl~lWDrCd WuiL Mr. Butler announced Tie
death OF Mr. Fillmore, giving brief sketch of
his lite mud public services, AID passed n
glow ing tribute upon his moral aud nrcltrr-
unl worth. la conclusion, lac offered the u
sual resolutions OF respect mud confidence.
Mr. Hunter seconded the resolutions IA few
eloquent remarks ia honor of lhc deceased.
Mr~srs Yulce, Webster, and jeff. Davis also
delivered tributes to the memory Of the dc.
ceased. The resolutions were adopted, aud
the Senate adjourned 10 attend TIC flnerul
Tomorrow at ! / o'ctucS.
lIorsr.-A duzou members of the House
met az eight urloek, has morning, with Mr.
Boyd IN the clair.
Ancr tho reading Of the journal, MIR Jones
moved That the House ADJOURN anlil tonor-
row at eleven o'clock. y
Mr. Bpoth asked he reafon of tho motion.
Mr. Jones sail that Mr. Eimorc, Senator
from South Gasoline, had died last night, nnd
tomorrow il will he necessary TO make ar
engagements for his funcrni.-Adiaurned.A
FRIDAY, May 81
SENArB-At II O'Clock the Sennie assem-
bed 10 attend, in conjunction with tho other
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Later from Cuba.

.Ntir OrleGns,J jane 3.--Thc Bridsh steamer
Thames has arrived at Mobile, from Havana
bringing dates To the 9th uk MIR Camp.
b-ll, our Consul nj that Port, states that the
Spnuiards were cnbittcred against the A.
mrricnns, and the authorities refused to Cur.
Uirh any Information ~ 10 the numbers md
names, or prolaLle late Oft the prisoners who
were closely confined. Lopez addressed the
citizens ct Mobile ON Friday, mud explained
Tild causes OF the Il, feat OF Tie expedition
The subordinate officers under his command
made public statements, vindicaIiug Lopez
md spoke la the highest terms Of his brave.
~ aud military skill linynnn letters state
HAT four members ofihn expedition, lcli be-
hind nj Carienas, were shot.
Washington, MnnAay, Innr a Official i'm.
formation has been received orIhc execution
OF four Amercnrs ~ Cuba. md OF tie i'm
prispnmcut of between one and TWO hundred
others.
-2-IAg-S tlauiSh AIlhnLilins refused lie COM
nnndcr ofOur squadron permission Ia sec
the prlsoners,nr TO permit them to bc brought
home for trial.
The sloup.of war Albany sailed from Gu
la To intercept tho Spanish vessel containing
a number Of Americans taken prisoners from
an Island near Nucnlnn. She wHs followed
10y Spanish mnu.oi,Wnr. Capt. Randolph,
~ command of the Albany, will rescue the
Americans ifho can find the vessel before
she reaches Cuba. .-'
Dispatches have been sent hy this GOvcrn-
mont 10 lie Spanish nulhorities Of Cuha,Ihnl
ut urrirurrs on ut+,--t-tl-t..l
will no, he recognized nor permitted. These
dispatches went from hero TO Mobile this
morning lay telegraph.
Mr. Clayton viii not resign until this new
icud with Spain is adjusted.
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TuE GRoToN CoUNTERrElTERs

TUE GROTON COuNTERFEiTERs,
Tho trial Of those men, VIZ understand, will
not lake place Until some day next werkia1d,
probably, not ull about tho middle.
O. The lhlrf who took slk umbrella from
our door last Monday night, was very ooDsd-
crate, II not really kind. The "riuy season"
closed that night, and Tuesday morning open.
cd brightly aud viii cheering signs fpioas.
nui weather lie found the article somewhat
out n repair, it having done us five years Of
good seryicei-bu but Il be- had just waited tow
days be- would have found IL repaired and ia
o scryieohle condition lie must feel rather
meaa with an umbrella stolen from tho printer,
md with bshsIne engraved aF"a tie bHHdia
a larg, y enthusiastic meeting of,hc Whirs
Of Philadelphia wac held 10 the Chinese Mu,
scum on Monday evening, lion Jos Il In.
fcuol presided, assisted by twcnB.cighl vice
presidents The wing members Of Congress
from the city were present, aud spoke Rcso,
lullops were passed complimentary 10 Govern,
OF Johnstou-in favor Of protective tariff
the admission Of California.
o." The Southern CoarfHton assembled Of
AaaAE4lle- nfsaai44ed ~ s!eel.ag 4aa- y .,
Smrkey, President " ,Il olhrf officers The
attendance at the opening docs not appear TO
be- numerous.
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Passnmlsic Bank

TFVHE Directors Of the PlssuWps.e bauk
4 VII meet regularly on "Wednesday Of
carh WcrL NoG.s presented for discount ~
other DAYS, are required 30 approved W
some ono 81 the Directors, viz
joss BAcos, Esq ~ Johnsbury Center
BARRos NnuLtor Esq Lower Waieriofdi
CAtyts MoWuIl, Esq H. Jnhnabsry East
-lIauur Bssess, Esql naFlsA,
HzuY KErEs, ksq hfEburY-
l. g REDlNGTON, NafhieT,
81 JohRsbufy, May 20, 1850, J7Omb
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This steamer arrived at Halifax last Mon
day evening. The news by her except n
few items fiom France, is without particular
interest.
The weather continues favorable FOR crops
in England. The price OF Hour u reced-
ing.
From China, tito chief news is that one
Emperor is dead, and that another Emperor
has succeeded him. The Foreign Cous,Ils
at Shanghai received from the authorities
there, ON the ooh of March, nr5ofiiciu notice
that his nlajesty The Emperor Ind departed
upon the great Journey, and had mounted up
ward on II dragon, TO he guest on high.
FRANCE.-The debate on the, Electoral
hill commenced on Tuesday The Hall was
,epsely crowded, and there was great ex-
element. After the presentation of an enor-
mons number Of petitions from all parts OF
France ngns,t tie iH,upd ailer a prelimina-
~ contention on the queslnn Of urgency, it
was carried against the Mountain, 10y 46l
votes to go.
"A correspondent ola leading ! ondon pa
per says, there can he nn doubt Whatever,
that the CntHueI is only watching mn oppor-
mniIy for suspendihg law, and placing the
country under the yoke Of the army. The
Obstinate. forhenrnnce oftha people, has SO
far deprived this Government Of the long
sought lirotext for declaring martial law. -.
While all This is going on, The more impor-
tnnt negotiations concerning the msiI of Eli
rope,Nre visibly working at ClUremoni, Forhr.
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hnn, NJ Paris md at ~. Petersburg Tho
lwp branches are reconclled, Henry v II
a. mount the throne Of France, which ~ Ia
extend 90 the Rhine Austria viii be- Undue,
cd 20 give up ~ much of Lomhnrdy, ~ slio
cannot conveniently guard, 10 form KING
dom Tor one Of the Orleans family. Frnthlh
In 10 h0 tempted with M many stray rug
m0nls of FalherInpd, which Russo'Gnllic ng,
nics can wrench from n new country, which
MOST 10 Tho ally orEughnd
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION, our
Nations Independence will be- celtbpted by
iht "Hons Of Temperance Of fasaumpeio,
Burke Mountain, and Excelsior Divisions, a
Lyndon Corner. The HioHds o. Temperance
GENERALLY are invited a. JOIN on the occasion,
Farther PARTICULARS will be given neat wcrt,
DitlGHToN MARkET, Thuuday, mayFi0.
~ mHrBci, GOO beef cattle, W pairs work
inn Oxen, a. Cows and Calves, $50 sheep
ami lambs, aud 1860 Swine.
Beet cHdir-- Extra $500 lft quality, 800
% quality 5000 81 quality, A,7j 600
Working O&en- e7a, ~, -, ~, 100
Cows aud Cnlycs-SlG, ~, 81, 20, p, 30, 20,
Sheep and Llmhs-S2, $50, ., 800
Bwine-iA a aAci retail 6A 6io.
BOsTON MARKET June4
FLOUR-iiuward street 7bi Ohio, DO a
g,E7i Gcneaec, con. brands, 5,S7n 600 Cen
cste, fancy brands, G,l2 G,75.
-W0Ot4-Thrfr hrs beees moderate demand
flt domestic fleece aud pulled al quoted ptees.
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wRAr1So

In Wglamsburrh, l.. l., May ~, after a
lang and disirrss,ng illness ,JouN u. NSetNr,
formerly Of th.s town, IN The h!d year OF hi
HFc.
'lo Dapy,llc, May n, JAMru C =, SON Of Ste
phcn Stevens, aged 10 years and ! months
At Shttbfookc,C T. May ., Elliott Tor
rance, wife orA. Y Cult ESQ aged q years
.Aua Hix tnnnlha.
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Startling News from Santa Re.
WAsmNaroN. MnnlnN. Jnnc 3.

WAHuNGroN, Monday, June 3.
Governor Washington, at New Mexico,
arrived on Saturday night, bringing iupor.
tUut news from SUnlu lr. ruru TINT not
long hciurc he left, public meeting wpr
held 10 consider the boundary question md
the chim Of Texas when hot dispute arose
between "a number OF tritizrus md Texans.
The mr0ling resulted in fearful riot, which
WIS nbout to end ~ "a general 6ghI, when
the officer commanding the garrison ordered
llc troops 10 interfere mud prevent bloodshcd,
which Wsis d0no, ihuugh uol whom difficult
~ a great excitement prevails Ia tho city,
the people oc which declare that they viii
oppose Ia he utmost the attempt 70 furrr
upon thcm the authority aud lhWs of Texas.
II I1a-s4ss- @hich has now taken place is
-aid 10 have boon provoked nc Tho insligniiou
ofnn Assistant Quarter Master Texan, NJ.
inchcd to TIE L. s. forces.
This iB evidently only the beginning of the
disturbances which viii nku place there, I'M
less prompt measures urU taken TO check tic
prctens.pus of Texas. The recent letter OF
Hugh y. -mib, Delegate from the territory
which viii soon rcucl his constituents, is no,
calculated to nllny the hostility they feel in
,irw Of tic attempt TO dcspoll them OF their
-TgIts ann iu1t sirvrty se.l .aE
~ 1t calculated TO make them in love with
Souilcrn mtrigucrs.
Nlr Smilh, a. learn, IN consequence Of
this intelligence, has chIngcd his design of
returning Immediately home, and will r..
mann at least until the fret Tuesday Of July,
which the House has fixed upon Tor the con-
sdcrnion of his claim TO admission. This
Is his duiy, though lis manly expose has not
increased the chance ola decision Ia his Ca
NUF.
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Passumpaio Railroad Bonds,

fTNlE Interest Warrants which arc doe on
Il tho Hopda nf the Connecticut Hbd Pas
EumpsIr klvrrs HliirnHd eunpTHY Wiii-hr re-
criyed 40 cash az the PasFumpsio bank,
u. G REDlkGTON. Cashier.
May 20, 1850 G9Oms
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COAT-MAKERs WANTED.

ctIX good COAT. MAKERS arc wanted i'm,
y medistcly by the subserlbeI. The best Of
wages given JOSEfh boE LIS
81 Johnsbutv, May ~, 1850. 6o4H
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FARE FRON nLNDSOR ~ NEH YORK,


TTNRAINS lchve Btnitleboro' at 80 n and
L = = n, on thu urrtvai Of the stages ee',-
Meeting with the Cheshire aud Sullivan Rail-
roads at Msalpolc
Passengers By the first Train leaving Wells
River reach marlborough in season for tho
3PM Train, Springfield at 8 30 p N, and pro.
coed then by the EVENING EXPRESS Over
the Hartford aud New Haven, and New York
and Now Haven Railroads, arriving in the
CITY atlI I'm
Passengers leaving Bruttlcboro by the 2 ~
~ Train reach Springfield at 10 30 ~, and
reach New York about 4pAi,
The above will be found cnrAr, qrirR and
COMFORTABLE uoUrg from all paris Of Yer.
mont aud Western New Hampshire giving 10
travellers n complete Land Route and avoiding
entirely the danger Of the Sound. RGruRS.
iSG, Passengers. can leave New York by tho
SAN Train of the New York and Now Haven
Railrond and reach Brattlehoro the same cve.
ninE, aud reach Montpelier o. Wells River
the next day at 80 ra. Those leaving New
York by the 2 as NJ Train lodge either at
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton aud
reach Wells River next day att % IN.
Passengers arriving at Springfield by the
first Train from Brattleboro' reach Providence,
Albany, Troy OF Whitehall. the same evening,
and Buffalo the next day - ] I'm
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt G. " " r.
NonhipT'cn, May ., 1850 66sisIt
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RI. our

IL Barrels and half Barrels also in Bar.
| rcls; of superior quality, manufactured by
nurb1nl, x Langdon, Montpclicr,) which will
be sold with a smali advance from The mann.
flcturrrs prices G RANNEN.-
ST Johnshuty, June 6, 1850. O7lw3In
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TO Merchants

rEIlE subscribers have consigned to them
n SCYTHES from different manuiaotorics
-snf the highest rcppte--whch they WI sell
IA, t.,. ...s4g. a. -ElaaulaElnterA pLiccA.-L-.-
-t---- /. lEMETT y co.
St, Johnsbury, jane {, 1850. GIT
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JOlFIL LNTELLIGENCE! another q

JOl ~ J. LNiELLIGE.NtI' dH0fhcr M
fared'g fiSr Ms Do6orS eo.id de no moyt
Barn, Me, Feb Is, l-l5
Ht-EH,rtrr--S rr-=t rdrG pleasure IN Civ,
ing you a statement ofthc beneficial e. fleets Of
BuchHu's hungarian BalBam, onmy daughter,
who had -Aaan laT number Of years afflicted
with bad Cough, Pam IN the Side. Raising
blood, aud all tHOsC pains and UoubIos winch
attend that inaldious disease, COHSUmp.
tom employed several distinguished phys.
leans al great expense, WIG, nftar numerous
watts, aud many apartments, finally deehg-
ed that S,p cOHid d0 Ho more was then ad.
vEcd bya,ircnf 10 toy Buchgus Hungarian
B44-'t.i, dll-su. aud The result has been
astonishing My daughter is 6ntireiy cWr6d,
aud Is now attending to her accustomed du.
tics | paid two Hundred dollars Tor physi.
clan aud medicine, without any soLI~a6, brne.
IL, Wilde six dollars worth of llufgNriaN Bal.
.nm h1s removed the disease, rcstdTy'f' litr
strength, and brought on healthy acllon
-4--fttily yurrr-, tt1tt-1SS OUNC,
David +. Bradicc y Son, 1870, Washington
street, Boston, sole Agents for the United
States, and B,itish Provinces. American
price, One Dollar pei hottie. 67l~i
'AoINrs. J! -Blnghnm, st. JolInsbury;-
TullcrS. Co aud Colby d Nc GatTry, LYNDON
+, -. Mctrli. BEowntugt"n, w Hastings,
CraOsburyi 4. G. Butler, Derby Linei Dana
4 Weeks, and Stanton " Shcldon,- Danylllc
SHAKER FLUID I.3LERL3A'!-- The most
valuable cure iu Nervous Irritation, Headache,
Slcrplcssurss, &c Here is evidence ample
Mcssrs EpwARp BHNtrr,N Co.-Gcnilc-
men living for a long time been s0hJectcd
ip the ui0St violent 0T SICK hCTdIChcE, wnrrh
nothing seemed to relieve, | tried some time
since thr Shaker Fluid waterman, as sold by
YOU As had tried other preparations OF this
medicine without benefit, | did not rely much
ON tins YOU afforded me. Bat seeing It was
E4iy approved by physicians, chemists, %c<,
and used m many IT The hospitals IN thr~cnun
inv ndnptrJ IT'S use. 'Whcn | assure you
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