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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM,


H.s ..r,d rj,h,p, IN. ,,as. shadow of d,,b, .,rv
s.. OF IN. ,,o, sr,nsf dcyeon,d cases of MI ,st.S
.nd sis..,S Eases M svero nevcr cnT,A Inv
snv ,,L.r ,,,c5;cinoa-n,d rb,ch vcre :, ,S,, Ion.
L,, tho, die d.sssed versions were pronounced by
nhv.riuns md ,.;,,,,i ~ ho .erm.r,y RIVE -
nossss.p, Mi tn. cleaning and purifying virtues
nearly powerful and active the preparation which
,,,,rv,u, .x,,.r
'"ol@" 'o"' Nv" "AS''
This differs from that because this possesses SEVERAL
srvxu sEplcArtoIs which are peculiarly adapted to.
pAd are ssssnt,sAv ssrsssary, to cure
COUGHS O. cohsUMPTioNs
and all diseases Of pulmonary nature such diseases
o. ssna''J prove 30 'at-l unoer Ordinary treatment
sheh @ry a''Hcx
yks Rrraxt. ThrO0t. LUDrS. and Heart.
1s ~'S ' o'' ~
1hts kslssu htsIs md curss Sctrs In the Lungs and
else where ts"aaS, as esv!a,sy and say as the PuRi
vrIEs ErrRAcr cures aud h'sis ulcers nie'aaAy 1h'
BALsAh car.s Mac cases OF Cough md Consumpiios
VI 1s4 after all other remedies hsyo failed 70 do soOa
TTlnUSANDS OF CONSJrMPIIONS
49,. 49, ca.'.,, oh,nao,,I, move Il. u,6,;h,.
ans tAro"'e L'lsA. a'uIu ~ p19o, Nv, .y. ,;"ss
. s,,,ns bsana u,ans, ,ics in .hs allnSins
Complain. md Diseases viz: Splitting u Blood, NEED
- :. "s h""s' r p..;,,,,an 4 ~ -. H.s'i
CAo'. I.ta"f.s, Dy's.i:'y' AVG S"m'" C'"r'''"'''
80 A' $500 -
EE4kLE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS
No remedy ,ba. ha. been offered to the public, ha.
ever nIIn 10y as fer,an s,d yeu. m ..0i'ss ~
0s Mcisenl1 ~ asaf'sss anu oi sns ,,s se
~ =, . 'h ~ - 90 r. "
or other ,.rtl.alal v..ia.a-t nEGtLATEs ALL,
~ nsaSHsnmg lna 'ys' tSaeninG m s ,R
nd S0oi nhu ana A'.i.A IN" Nh.H 'ooS A'HAA
bil.iif S'' 81" F""PA''" iof prooi.
CHANG OF LIFE.
-,
from aie "af 10 We omau ahg .e , No. ",h :.
We gus que cs'e !. . .nu ~, NO S,'I ~
s'aa1Ihy '1Dpa Is 70 pfG'' my n. rs Of sn,o
sIses 49, -''f"'""' -''' -
ohsnss'
CCNSUN1ET '1ON.s
=. ,,,,, u,ny.N I,,DcD
4 DYING WOMAN StNED
va state TINS cure 10 prove me toNer 10 save wA
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MORE NEWS,

m The largest, THE Mosr FASH
~ IONABLE, and the best asso,t
In. HI I'D ment of mems, womans, and shil
drens boots and shoes, in Cssil
county, is ~ be found al the sub
AZ r;l.ors ROOT II SHOE STORE in EIL,.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-04-20
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

William Torhert wouIdrrsrectinllvi inform the
public that he has received large ana well So
Get stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, "h'ch nc
now offers at very ow prices. ihey CONSIST IN
mart az Enulish. Ercnch and Beaver Cloths =
various colours Il prices, Cassmsrs, Satlns,ts,
kerseys, Yestngs, &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-04-20
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FO ; YOUNG LADIES, at
SMITHS GROW .

The Sessions are Of TWENTY-FIVE weeks, or two
quarters duration each, and commence on tho
first "Wednesday in April and thelast "Wednesday
in September.
Terms lOrB Oartling Pupils.
For Board, Washing, AMI Tuition. s'loayer,
per quarter, S27b
THE ONLY EXTRAS Arb
Drawing, soc
Drawing and Painting, 90
Music, $40 90; Use oil Piano, 500 w
French, w
Lctin, .'t 90
Needle Work, %
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Towels, if
furnished, zoo
The above terms include, besides tho common
studies, the various branches o. Mathematics,
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric
kames Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind
History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geolo-
gy. MineraIogy and Physiology. The French
lis taught effectively.
Pupils arc requested to. furnish their own bod
and napkins
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
Lime for Apple Trees.

No fact has been more f'ean"''l,' H"d
satI~ticturIiy demonstrated of late, Thhn
iiat old ilup, that has been used in plaster
it is one of the most energetic aud salutary
applcllons for apple trees, that can he
named Trees THAI for yelrs have been
ne ,rIy or quire blrTen, auI so ove'rnn with
moss aud othrr par l>tlcaI plants, as to IN
duce the hrllcf thu no efforts for their re-
generation tnnId possibly be successful,
have, by being mmured crpiousIy with this
aruclc, been made To Weld proIlEclky, aud
to resume in lew Years the ,ppearance
aud almost the energy of youth.
This Gao, il wWtby the serious con<;s.e.
alton of the EARNING community. There
are but few home>teads around which there
may he found trees, once healthy and val.
liable, that present the symptoms ot aproach.
ing II not present bWfenuesS, and which
consequently, demand the immediate apFII
cation 10 ohg!ate the ordlnrry effects df old
are BY removing the surface sdiI, 10 the
| depth Of three or four inches, around the
lrnnk, and from a circle, the radius Of whicl
shall he equal To three feet, and spreading
oil Iume--say from one to t"o bushels, al
immediate effect will be produced for thu
better aud the whole system return rapid,
to health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

A FACT AND E.-Ti eusua boiling
point Of water is 2l2 degrees; but at the
elevation! Of the Ho>pIce ~ St Bernard, on
account Of the rarity Of the atmosphere, 1t
boilS Isl Fab. Now there are some men
like water that boil at different points
some wait TIL SIP, bnt others run over at
1877. The delay in boring, however, we
think, must be great element i'll decision
Of character, for it enables men t keep
quiet TIL The proper Time comes, when they
act with pawet and con,4ancy all the greater
for the previous time they take to arrive at
the bolllng point
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
Setting Erui Trees.

Great care should be taken IN selecting
huli trees, III order To procure those that
are vigorous and hard of good form, aud
suitable size and for this northern climate,
they >houid he raised in the north, or il
nearly the same latitude. 1t is Of great in,-
pDrtance that the trees should he taken up
with the greatest care, and NeIl packed In
many cases Tree, are wrenched forcIbIy from
the ground, with a loSs OF no small portion
of their roo ; aud sometimes there is
negligence IN packing, SO that the roots be-
come dry and nearly dead.
Trees should be taken up early, before
vegetation commences aud secured By pack.
ing or laying in by the heels; and then II
may lac well H. delay setting ill the soll is
dry enough 10 be worked Conveniently, II
any roots are broken, they should be cut ntl
sun" thly and the top should be reduce, even
M re Ia PREPARATION. Even If no root are
81, Il Is best To prune off Il part Of the top
especially when trees are moyed in the
sprug.
De large holes Is ar % inches deep, un.
les, the land Is wet, aud first fiji IN with loan
and decOmp"scd sudS, Ia Il suitable helgth,
and then p nj the tree with Tie roofs extern
d"d IN their natural position, 81 thlt they
will be covered "nIy few inches deep when
the earth Is IeyeIed Scatter the subs"ll
from the bottom of The hole on the surface
NJ Ike BASIN around the tree to catch the
water; and lay few stones ALMOST close To
the tree, To ep the roots firm IN their pIa-
ceS. and some sods between the stones and
tree, To protect 1t against the winds 1t Is
much better to muLh the trees by LAWN
straw, old hay, seaweGd, or other litter IL.
round them, especially the first season, as
This keeps the TuCts cool and moist in dav
weather, lflhe lan" has been we'll prepar
ed by thorough culture. aud liberal mann.
ring OF previous crops, no manure will be
necessary; otherwise, use well deconposed
compost, and do not apply thai directly to
the roots unless we'll mixed with Team. II
coarse manure only can he had, lay it around
thu Tree for nlulchng, aud as II deoomposrs.
twill run dawn Qthe roots.--NeiO England
Earmtr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
Boys.

Boys make queer remarks sometimes --
Their shrewdness in putting odd nd puz-
cling questions has been noted by every
body. How often little draggle-taI fellow
who has not yet vauted into lcket and
trousers, viii stagger you with "A problem
beyond the power of Bacon or Locke to
solve Aud how demuae and innocent tie
sly little rogues will Ioak all the While just
as if they hldu't the Wit to quiz you, aud
peyer dreamed that their questions were NOT
perfectly and easily expIlcaliIe. SAKE, the
witty Vermont poet, has truly sIId
"If TO ask POSITIONS that would puzzle Plato,
Aud all The school men OF the md lie age
If To make preceptS worthy of old Calu,
Be deemed phosophy, your hoy's sage"
We hear great many stolies Of "sawsn
and 'seI',' prac'lceh by grownup wars in
these days; but some oflhr shrrpeS" cross
cuts" that we have seen ran upom duh wit
ted fellow have been the manuflclure f
boys urchins, rather, that had not begun
60 dream nF coaxlng out the fOS iuyenfUtiS
on their faces, nr extracting he sweetness nf
shoFt skies aud then the ext losions or laugh-
ter with which they crowe0 over their snc-
cess they were like young earthquakes, ar
those "incxiIngnisnable petIs" which HON.
or ascrhes to his gods No wonder Jnven-
al was so deeply impressed with the c,nvc-
tion TINT Noga0 rer1r1ntia p~,riy Mb,t-
SpeakmI Of boys, we heard cou>Ie nr
pretty coed anecdotes recently : Every body
Knows how customary ii j. inr these lu,rn.
lie specimens a humanity ~ " cr,w like
chandelier over each other on. every pos
sibIe occasion, ahd especially if they are RI
walls at Scbo'l W elsewhere, Ia bray down
each !hrr upon The extent Of them fuhers
possessions as fer example, My pr hrs got
a great big house, aud yomrs Ii-a--nt -
MY pas got new w"odshed," and" Nj,
pas got hHg-pen" and so ON from bn,ld.
ings and lands down to hen-cnups and mar
tin boxes. IN certain down-east village,
two ycnng reprobateS had btcn engaged one
day in bray game Of this sort, when one
Of them, having exhausted all his flthcr's
possessions, real, personal, and mixed, was
" sinmped 3" at last brought % dead
stand Meanwhile his antagonist was chuck
ling with all the ecstacy of veteran game-
ster who holds the trump card. He had
brought up his co0ps d4 r,@rUr in the shape
Of corn hlnr and an I'D spnvued rise,
and was charging home upon our urchin
with The fury ola G 'saack tralstixing Pole.
Our hero stood silent under his biting taunls
bis counIenaI.ce the picture Of blank des-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

pair lie tried to recall one. ju.t one, ad'
duionrI piece of property that his Pa own
ed but it was Ike ceiling spirits lrnm the
Vastly derp'--l would not come. Sudden
~ bright thought sirhck hum. Vel"
said he, his fehures Frightening Up, and
his eyes sparkling with triumph, ~ doat
care, Jim; M're's one Thing yOa KANT got
-yoH h0int got any dcad grandmother =
Our other anccdme is Of queer remark
made by an urchn of five years, who had
los, a ldle sister by death, to a neighhnr
who was attending the funeral. " What
are yoa CRYING Mr!' said the little fellow
to tier, " no was shedding TEARS" il IS
name Of your faarrdL" Yankee Blade.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

4 oritulturnl.
Sweet Potatoes.


The following is Mr. Timothy A. BIS
CONS (of FIinSdlIr, NJ II J me'hod of cnI-
tivalug the sweet potato, of which he pre-
scented Gne spcMimen at the last A gri-
cultural Fair -
There are many kin2s Of sweet potato
as of tile Irish potato. The Mississippi, yam
is The hest Make your hot bed in April
Put in one foot " horse manure fresh from
the stable. Cover it 2 inches deep With
good loan. Place the potatoes in the Io1m
one or two inches apart Cover them 10
or 2 inches deep. They will com up in
two ore three weeks. Care should he ia.
ken M; 20 hare the bed too hot or too cold.
a fer ihcY are two or three inGRes high, they
will do to set ont Place one hand on the
potato 20 keep it from moving, and pull the
sprouts off with tho otheF hand CT 'se to the
potato. The poiaio viii continue t" shoot
ont new sets of sprouts fr three or four
weeks They Will do well from the middle
Of NV till the last Of June.
"Pnce your sprouts in drills 10 or -
inches apprt-a Little deo;aer than they
Stood in the hnt.hrd i.et the hfiI Ne lit
lie dlshng, to hrld the winter iii is dry
weather at tie time Of setting, wafer them
as y.u would cnbbagcs Prepare the soil
rs soon as the forest is out and the grouHd
is sufficiently dry pow or spade it to the
debth Of foot or more spread manure
broadcast beInre plowinr-h arrow and pillow
again before setting Throw the ground
into ridges hy turning tyg" burrows together.
II ynu pillow between the rows, pillow from
the hill the first time, and remove the dirt
from the surface If the hill with the I've
he wing the top a little holowing to held the
W TER Care should be taken Not lclvc
tie vines covered with carth, M ia that cn>e
they wDt Il4te root, winch will prevent the
grnNih oi the fist Seilnn. Follow these dr.
recijn%, aud you will have a good CROP
/ they cNn be cultivated in any part sc the
i 'ir uIte State a. we'll AZ at the South They
! will groF On any sod where corn will. |
/ have tried them M different Enthusiastically
/ loan is the best think the2 will lie a
good crop To ga&o 70. Mulch cows. They
! cat theIn AS greedhy. | can raise double
the quantity of sweet to any other kind 81
potato ON the same Crouod
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

tbs VtcTuRIA BLUE.-ln Lrbor and
the Poor" III the Chronicle, we have the
curious history, ,he odd statistics, of'he doll
maker says
= "The eys that we make for Spanish Am
erica are all black A bIue-eyed doll IN
that couutry wouIdg't sell at all. Here,
however, nothing goes dozen but d'"c eyrs
The reason for this is, because that's the
color of the queens eyes, apd she sets the
fashion in thus as in other thing"
What blessing it is that our good little
queen does not sqnlnt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

The use of French terms in English con-
yeasatlon or compassion has become So
general that it Il no longer considered at-
iectalon nor peGantry to use them. What
the French call fi?r par les clue 0r. An4Icc
lugged ia by the shoulders, Is rldltuiDuS
and vapd bur, When the use oC those words
betralS the speakers writer's ignoronce OF
the Ilngu &c, the matter becomes il ii sub
ject for pity.
We sh III commence with Che word bOp-
gut, which, by the ingenuity Of some IL
noramns, became hoqnel, word which
is strictly speaking, member English nor
French.
so5r'qa.t nickname, is AngIici<el in
to soubrqlet, restoring the to the TN
nIhtnI owner, after having taken i from
bouquet, to whchtr Properly belonged
Je nc Sa'S gnci literally. know Not whft,
certain understandable thing, which, by
come hocu5 pocGs, has been embodied in
N gencSScc Sq@acn!
N0iUttc pronounced na-ceve-tay ingenious.
ness, nrtiessnes-, has been converted INFO
naivetee
D&fingNce pronounced distinguay, has
been tortured into dl>tlnguPc.
There are many more Of TINT species of
blundel~. but as theyw"uld require more
leisure III m | can sPlre at tbs moment, !
shall reserve them for future cnr2deiatlou,
Before Concluding ;hls, allow BIC To call tnc
a'enll"n 81 some readers to the following
English hlunders dilly, nay, hourly, com.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
sOTOImOm RUrmhaH's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, A.. p.oh,,,
DISrRtCF OF RANporrH, IS. ! q" '''
Court held ut Rand ph with in aud for tn District af,re
said. du lse 6tb dV oi April, \. D. 1852
IF4TRUMEyt purporrng IL he the last will mad Tesla
n ment Of
SOLOMON BURNHAM,
late nf Randolph IN aid district, ceased, was presented
40 the Cot here fr Probate, by AMMi BURSHAa the Ex
tcutur therein nam'd Therefore, is ordered by said
Court, III public notice I've given 10 all pcrsS conc ned
therein. 10 apcar bfIrc said court, It session thrreo
tn he held NJ the n gstrrs Office in West Randolph, On
the 2th day of April 4. u. 1880 and contest the F"haic
If said will Aud further red that ts order he
publish 4 three weeks successfully IN tha Green Noun
tain Frermnn, newspaper printed at MuIpelirr in this
state, the last Of which III III b. previous TOGO le day as
signed, a. aforesaid for hearing
ii51 j. Z. HUTCHINSON. Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
Tailoring Establishment.
M. McKENNA,
(SUCCESSOR TO s. b. WARD

MOULD respectfully inform his EicHas and the public
w nt large. that he Ii just need business a the
above sor'. where he viii b. aly 10 execute all odcrs
TINT he is fayur,d v in iarner that wit warrant sat.
sftctiun.
Being practical and skilful workman, he would I'm
heSitaingly say that can aud wi d. his work IN n
that will compare with any in the city II boston,
aud nfirps that will suit the strctes rcoh"ni-i.
his segk Ape win ~'rrant 1t superior TO 2ost.
nfyior none. To convince he resp rtully solic
trial. MICHAEL MckENNA.
Main street, Montpelier, april !, h50. lief
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
PREStReATIvE FOR the
HAIR.

X ITCHEN & HENDERSON'S Hair Prrservatiye has
IN now heen IN Gently four gears and has proved it.
self To BE- the hest a"le tr improving the rr,w,h and
benuiy Of the hair that has ever been as hun.
dredS read! To- testify. 1t ehr ly trps the hair fr M
coming nut aud nmrts IL II SIN myth ard vgnr, gives
tn hair the most Cuarse md harsh and rl s>y
peaTanCe It alsi all scuf and taniru (r IN the
kin and head, which Ought always 10 he kept ut IN III
der " have healthy growth cf lair brcus allowed
In aucunate it reces mhrddrd around the roots u the
hnr aud clog M the Fqes VI the sk thereby preventing
fire ana healh Hluon. The Consequence i the haIr
becomes dry mud I'D, and vry begins show signs
Of decay and falling OH All this can hc pr, vented by
proper Of this prc,rrvatvr, gives IT. and action
tn the skin and ut the time lmarts sinn and
strength t" the hair. and Ges SOL aAd glossy, without
baing greasy.
Manufactured and far sale at wholesale and retail BY
JOHN II. SY uONDS, HAIR DREssru
Successor to A. KichrnJ Al Congress -. Bost n. 3m5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

~ 4 Dntchm1n thus describes The New
Workers: Fine people" says he, deJ
90 about de streets all de dry. Shee[lpg
(cheatipgl each oder, and dey call dat pas
mess.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
Oarictn.

~, A negro once gave the following 'oaSl ;
I" De Gohernor nb de Staie-he come IN VIA
berry little opposilIon-he go out wld n0's
at ALL"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
Drugs, Medicines and Sta
tiOnCFy.

W IT, NNINTTN Y II II
CONTINUES to keen constantly or lild, nRUGS ME-.
y DICINE and ST ATlnNERY. torrth1 with al Kinda
. Mscelancou, ROUKS aud Fanny ARTlCI FSt fan
kind, IN king raj assortment and great yeri,t ~
nseh' ar'cleS. PHNSCIANa md FAMnlTs Will he i1,n
he'd with Medicines ~ all kinds. a. IN i'm, all
", M me most r'asrnGhl prices s. hu, och, Ip,k
Rocks, NIX P'ner. Mscrant fus Foot rtaIlkErF> A,
W. The hnd"tsirhFd aHnF tstatiisfd nsTIt n ~
nh " business in Waerlu street itvtsilI Il,ki, 81
hrd Peope Of waterbury and vicinity to ritz I'm ,1,ir
nnI"nagT, ierng Grnhdtl ttai by his oNPtThl,t in ls
business TIC can ana VIII give sstthI q Gu. 4Stf
v,...-, ~ ,a.u w. II, WooDWARp,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
lflr0itincs.
The Vegetable uImonlly Ba.sam
Is the Mos Highly Approved and
Popular Standard Medicine
now in General Use, Tor

CONGIs, COLDS AND COMSUMP
4 4. !. !.
ESN>~ TON, AsIHAA, Pr RisY, PHIHsic
GL, FSs~- sriTfiSG OF bLoop, HoupNG urCT,
HNA'tctTan bRoNciITIs, and III Puul, many All C.
kA~gltgi Gstt tinns and Diseases If the Lungs and
WI SA-uhs. Chest.
Ell stSAk ltis thus spoken tfhy eminent Ply
| EsssvR Eicinns. ~une sass: . Ftf the above
IN Pe NRt complaints, l. si.IH Ti,T amy other
Ia IL Iksf. Preparation used" Andherr-'' Il has
szAtlss2na o1t btcn used with WONDERFUL cess, 4
Ss~SH7F@ '''-~~ has superiority every Kind Of
pedcien used" AhollrT--"I eau with CONFIDENCE ger
UInmeAd ~ Another' 1t has bct used Nih c,npl,te
success, nd that it Is q VALUABLE mcdi
cine" AnmheI' II ia SAFE, cUEyEEIENI bBId VrIy ti
,caciUu,s incidence" An,alcI--"l It has nvtr TO my
Knowledge disappointed the tHsilalle expectations u
thnS' VIII have used it," Anuthct--" II is equal, Il not
Superior IL amy uthei medicine within my knowledge"
Extract from letter dated Dayt u, Ill., April 10, 1910
f" l. was trH ln;rnducOd I'M" family by c'l bnird
Physician, ten years agr, tsd such The b,mEt
my f. derived fnm Il that Il. We MT hIen "'ie,nt il
s since have olSu recommended II Ia ntlrast
ttty different ptrsnns since, fur An ciUns at the Lungs
aud do moi knuw Of IN Which il did NOT
give tMMEpiASE relief apd cured after being
given up by their Ply seians.'
NJ BEWARE OF COuNTEREElTS AND tNMITA.
TIONS, such as CAR EEs roMrousD rrLMoNAnY RALsAM,
tue naEe Enquire for the aticle by its whole nume,
the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
aud see that II has th written signature Of Wa. Joss
CCtLEs hpun yellow abtl, the bipr wrappers Eat h
hoitr aud seal stamp ID Vegetable Pulmonary talsa.
Prepared by REED AND CUTLER, Iupnrtcrs and
Wind sale Dealers Medicines, Priats. h. Jicais and
Ap dhrrHneS, and Country Merchants grnrall, ft pap
urhldrS aud ftc"nuenlamns PLml!ri acromp. nv.
ing each b. tilt Price ccns. For SIDE Mntpt hy
GOLLtSs, REDTELD Il CnAHs.1. Ta,51
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
samuel BOwmam's Estate.

THE uhscrb RS have been appointed by the Hon. Pro
bate Uourr FIR the Gisttict Of Washington, Commits
sionerS receive, eAaun", and adjust al CHI nus and de-
MINDS Of all persons against the estate II SAMUEL Bow
MAE late II Fay -tOn said district deceased represented
ns0lvent, aud the If six ,nhs frnm the 4th q"
May 1882 allowed by said Court To the CT 'dthrs of
said Deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
before usiO tiee tai we vii ntteDd Ia The du
ties nf our appunim the dwelling hoHse " 81 phen
D. foster in Warren in said di trct, the 9TH day
Of MAY aud Novebe, ai Ueluck, afteEnoOn each
of said days.
DENsI.nW NPHAM, lr,rw,..,o,c,,
HORACE GLEASON N''N"'''''''c'S
Warren, April IL, A. d. 1850. isl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

~ Why are cr"ckery -pafe doalers I'M
like all other storekeepers? Because IT won't
do for them to crack 0p their goods
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

u A teacher in Virginia, giving lessons
in geography. asked a bov.-" What State
dn you live Ing" The 1rchm bit the fact,
when he drawled out A state of sin aud
tnisery..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

To- A close observer of human nature has
left it on record that he bad never found
more that one example Of real courage co.
existing in the same breast with avarcc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

Is the most pnWrrfu, speedy, AMI c,p:uql anti1t' for
all Nervous and Rhumtir a;r'touI IN us' il is quicker
than Nil uiirr riHrlis in It's operation As il 10
used eti,r ini"rnny 'xt,irnny, beneficial t'ctS
are eXperienfd II pruurts rtlicr naiS, ST. knrss
At stomach; it neither purgrs wraln4 the patient Its
object ID n give insit r,t ~ pqn Il be taken
applied y tue iAl ut tie ar,Rt an. the adult in the
prime 81 lilr wt4 thr sttr hnpY r'suI. lAka inter
Hniy, IN dna"s OF from i"r u sjfy irbps and bathing
the affected part viii -lryo plin and d.scates
quicker than any Other remedy ia use