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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06
lbs. EWPoRN R. J. THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY g. 1851

gTt- We cory the following Cards
AMI letters from the pr violence Jour-
ma Of Monday they are from m mbcrs
ol the General Assembly. With very
few exceptions those who have slgIrd
the general card. either voted for SIM
nous. or else cast scattering votes a
LARGE proportion of them are thosc who
refused to be bound hy The CaDcus de-
cis."n or 10 support the Caucus candi-
date. HhiPp'e. Many gcn'cmcn WHO
voted lor A nipple lIroughout both m
Caucus ald Grand Committee. and thus
sustained Tie larty usage and were
true IN ALI res Gets, To the parry. very
property iccl tlial, as they had 80 par
tici alton in bringing about The present
result, either directly or indirectly, they
have no occasion TO wash their hands
Of the deed as the responsibility in no
wise rests upon them. Had all the
Wigs pursued III, same course whicl
The gentlemen ui whom We have last
spohcn did we should now have had "a
sound and IN all respects uneXcepIion-
able Wing in the L. ;. Senate.
TO the NHiIs Of Rhode isia. d
Tie Undersigned Wing members ol
rhc General Assembly Of tie State o!
Rhode Island. elected as such for the
political year ending May, 1881. hereby
make known TO the Wing electors 1
tnc STATE. tlat t5cy had no part whalcv-
&C. IL HE graiuluous party rcachcry
hipwn 10 Lave b.cu exhibited in the lat,
Senatorial election by certain persons
elected and meeting with them in Con
vention as Wings; hereby declaring
that they id not vole Tor the Democrat
ic candidate Charles Il James. nor by
casting blank votes aid in his election
Providence. Jan. 80 1851.
Samuel Amrs. Thomas G Turner
James {, Hidden. Amos FIske
jyrus iiugil~. Halle Collins.
,'rnn'rI L,,I.,", e." . = ' m"ilh %"'
Joan tjlopus. Wm. A U,,y,r1
Nathaniel Church, Joseph Anthony,
V,E'r ,,' - - t,FoM"cII nN,' h""arn II. Hazard
nue" 49, - ',a,'"'r.n,niyy ,.|'' i,'yy n',l"",.! u!
son. Isaac Saunders
George -. Cross. Joseph Potter,
bc"I' nan JOS. B. weaver,
i,o, po.'r." I'" ,I'"r W. "i''y'
o,
"' ""o'c paper mas not pceh pre-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06
ALBANY, January 81,

hLbA 'hhb''g St'
A large number OF persons have col
lected around the Jail. and the streets
leading to it are crowded with people,
going TO and from the building. The
Artillery and Burgess Crops are per
forming duty by acting rs sentinaIs.
All is quiet there.
The sherifs posse assembled at the
county clerks Office. and proceeded in Il
body to the Jail, ut 10, 80 minutes.
Dunbar is TO be executed in "A large
room in the jnil, directly over his cell.
To show the stoical nature o! the
criminal, it is stated that at Q o'clock,
this morning, he sent Il messenger TO
the publishers for Il copy ofhis life and
confession, written by DR.. Beechcr. lie
saii lie wanted 10 pcruse it.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ONE O'clock, p, NJ.
The prisoner came into the room se-
lrcted for the execution. leaning on the
arm Of the deputy sheriff and the Rev.
d. Beecher. His arms we:e pinioncd.
j Ic was dressed in black, his collar
being turned over. lie took lis seat, hy
direction OF the Rev. DR.. Beecher, near
~ under the rope which projected
through the floor Of the room, tie rul.
lies, &C., being in the story above -
After few moments delay the sheriff
itimatcd to DIR. Bcechcr that the prs-
oncr had liberty 70 speak fhc had any
taing to say. The fac. was commun-
Gated. and Dunbar made a few remarks
lie acknowledged his guilt ard JUS
tice OF his doom, asked for forgiveness
and besought oilers to take warning by
his fate. His features, as he entered
the room, Indicated intense emotion,
but he maintained his cquanimIy with
remarkable fortitudc. While speaking
lie eyinced much less feeling then when
he spoke at lie time Of sentence. At
the conc u,Ion Of lis remarks he kneei-
Cd down, leaning his arms upon the
chair p,nd DR.. Bcecher offered a deeply
impressive prayer.
After District Attorney Covin had
read the warrant for lis execution, Dep.
uty sheriff Burkhauts placed the black
cap over the prisoners head and face.
A. he stood up under the rope, the moose
was ad ustcd by the officer, and at
t4ched to the hook. During this latter
duty, although the prisoner seemed to
bear him, ii up with sufficient lortitude,
lie was supported by MIR. Burkhauts,
fIe was then drawn up, the jerk Of
the rope probably breaking his neck as
only slight fremor passed over him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06
u The Eiilor Of Mr Jouyaal:

- the Eiiior Of Wc JGUFadi:
| wish - state hat did not cast Il
ballot in any instance Tor the election of
Gen. Charles +. James as Senator in
Congress; nor did ! cast ii blank vote.
WILKINS UpDlkE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06

tain ola cru.ing. tfir t.utl. A-,.tpi-
-...,... o.. l..,..,l;.,. .l..,..,. .....,-
ro, .,lo,t,.oJ.i.. c,ol :, a.. ,,.,.
md rot,rr, ln,irr tlclclru, ,,a d.2-
. ca hour, ulintrrr,u'cd relosc. yli "a b.
I viii. the officer ID, ihc ,.atrlt..L .Lr m.u,
acquainted oi uuy pim.gc h. o., n,ari-
,rou,,l. r.'r,,.It ..,.I..t H.
,,nf,lool bl,.,tovj.lv,rI ,..,u.z.
,resheuiag 10 I'd loag con.ua,J s4.nI
which obliged t,c ucu,mmI Co. sh.t,r
s.I t1 'it to,. -u.--d, ju.tls U,rc
., .N.. .,.r,.i.r. is. o.. Dl.-
L. ,,. ...u.u c u, ri..e so.
VyU.Dr .u. ,., sal. iuD slip 0u. %. cr
reduced TO 10 consequence. 'L4 Gays
. the captain, lit blows hard. docs it -
Yes sir" replied The lieutenant "Ncr!
\ well said the captain "Ict me know
I. II II blows harder" At - o'c'och HE
first lieutenant WHO had teen for the
last half hour watching the weather,
made up his mind TO disturb the cap.
tlIn Tor the permission Of the hands,
telling him lhai hc thought it nccc,s-
AIRY to send the Top gallant !HrIF down.
ana make all surg for 10 was bI WING %
perfect rdlc "Do su," sand he captain,
"aud and-!ct nae know fit blows ar
der orauything particular hl,,us."
Both yards uud n'~'~ "r,. STRUCK.
the tore and nam u tg-II iasyH d..
/ the loresaiI rccicd aud 81 again. before
thr watch WAS called; iIst after uhic,
tbe second Iicuteaant. in obedience TO the
orders left him hy the noble fist. went
down to report the loss of TIE maiuroI-
sail. which had blown clear out Of the
boll-ropc. The gallant commander had
been awoke by the noise occasioncd by
the splitting of the sail. and hy moment
the cabin door opened and .hc officer
oil the watch entered. rs be- had ,Nf,c.
ted. promptly ordered hlm on hIs stating
diug aS he laid himself down again
"and. YOU uow-ah lrtmc bc called il
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wa @'''' =" ,r, -. " -"
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Po''e" 'le s"" '"'"S'oi''u. h'"
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s''" '''' '"P'"'' ''"'" '''''
sir Us "o'''''u'! ''i''" '' '''u''''-
ant Il think never knew 1t to tIoW
so hard'" NAat, sIr! Responded me
captain "s ne turned h'lhFei' round III
uouHl' OF some i"rUIer "'der; ""a'
you never NhcW II dow 30 NAV"
never S''' s"'d ne ''eu'cHS"' F'''"''
,nod.r,,o,n--l>,, >,,,,;c,,I S,oo,l,,J
SrScrl.p IycIn,sr On the NIGHT
that the remains of Stenhcn G,rarL
were dsinterred and conveyed to th,
undert,ker's residence, previous to be-
og deposited in Grard College. IA cIri-
ous circumstance orcurrnd The coffin
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06
JOHN HOLDEN.

The state ueni. Of Mr.. Holden are Ger
tainly very extraordinary. When the
election of Gen. james was first announ-
Ccd. the murmur Of universal indigua-
ton was met with the declaration that
he was Il Wing THAT the nominee
of the Democratic party. the man who
furnished the means fr the Democrats
10 ny the registry taxes, who was nom
mated for Senator by Thomas 4. Haz-
ard, and who received the entire Dem
ocralic strength for eight successive bal.
lots, was all the tine Wing In sup
port of this "a letter was shown purpor,-
iug 80 be from Gen. james, in which he
dlcdgcd h mscl' to support the measures
of thc Wing party ia case Of his cleo
ton. Ills Democratic friends denied, IN
the most positive terms lhe existence of
such Il letter. and prolcsscd to have his
own d,c car"iions Ia support of the dem
al. We not competent 10 settle The
question.
If Mr. Holden had made the discov-
cry that Gen James was Wing, why
did hc not communicate il 10 all the
Nhig members. at least 10 all of them
who had agreed 10 stand by the caucus
nomination ? Why were not all the
friends of Mr.. Nhpplc consulted D.
why WAS the deed agreed upon in Sc
crccy, and perpetratcd under the pro-
lection og the secret ballot 2 Why was
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06

ns Wife, rsaid broker a few DAYS
.inee, do you ever think | shall be
worth fly thousand dolarsp Amt /
worth tllat to you said the confding
spouse. "Y-e-s." hesitaiingly replied
her other half "but can't pot YOU out
NJ interest"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06

~ In England every man is subjected
to II fine who is found walking on a rail-
way track. In this country the penalty
sxacied is dsuh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06

Mr.. Jesse Gaylord. of Bristol, a pail
bearer at the funeral of Mrs. Johnson, at
New Haven, while in the act of lowcf-
ing the corps inio the grave, suddenly
iell back aud expired.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06

~. Hard times and we must make
the most Of what We have, as the gro
Ger said when hs ualer,d his vinegar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06

~ The Hon. MIR Kaufman. o. lie
House OF Representatives. from Texas,
died at Washington, very suddenly, ON
Friday evening.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
]l)ie1

In Waitsfeld, June Is, MATTHIAS s. JONES,
aged 70 years.
In Mortified, July LIST, Hudah S., wife of
Isaiah Shaw, Esq, aged Ga. Printers in Mass.
are requested to notice.
In Fayston, June 80, Mr.. Enoch Stone, aged
SO years and months.
In East Randolph June II, Harriet, daughter
of VIM. s. and MahaIa Bruce, aged l6 years.
In Calais, June 9th, Mrs. Hannah, wife of
Capt. John Robinson, aged AZ years.
In this village, on the 4th inst, Walter Scott,
aged four years and five months.
In this village, June 26, of inflammation of the
lungs, Mrs. Mary T., wife of Doct. B. o. Tyler,
aged "A years. Printers in Mass, Michigan
and N. H. are requested to notice.
In Mortified, June 81, Mrs. Lucy H. Shaw
wife OF Alonzo Shaw, aged 40 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10

Thirty persons were poisoned in Gosport,
Indiana, lew weeks since, at the ins;lga-
ton of Mrs. Clark, whose on.in-law Mr..
Treat, had married second wife contrary
to her incInations. She seized the oppor-
tunity afforded by party of friends at her
son-in-law's house, to induce her grandson
to poison his father and step-mother by put
ting arsenic into the flower used in the
preparations. Several of the party are not
expected to recover. The female fend is
in custody.
A little boy of eleven years of age, son
of Mr.. Edward Houghton of Nashua, met
with fatal accident on Saturday. He was
making wheel Of common wheel-barrow
rapidly revolve with string-holding a
small stick to keep it to the shaft. The
stick coming in contact with the wheel was
thrown with great force against his abdo-
men. The Gazette says he was immedi-
ately disabled, and lost the use of his limbs
entirely. Modification soon ensued, and
he expired at about nine o'clock on Mon
day morning.
A correspondent OF the Salem Gazette
states that there is an old lady in that city
seventy-four years Of age, who two years
ago, in fit of sickness lost all her hair
About year since, new growth of hair
commenced, and her head is now entirely
covered with hair about seven inches long,
entirely free from any grey, ola dark chest
nut color, and Of as healthy and glossy ap.
pearance as that of most young ladies at
sixteen years of age.
The Jews i'll Boston have just purchased
site for first synagogue in that city.
The Fourth of July was celebrated by
the people of Charleston, S. c., with fast
ing and prayer" Well, we should think
that either Of them would do these people
a good deal of good,-N. Y. Post.
The Cincinnati Commercial states that
young lady of one of the first families, was
knocked down in the street at midday in
the central part of the city, and robbed of
jewelyr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

TUESDAY, July |.
At market, SAG Cattle-about 446 Beeves, and
100 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
g. Calves, 2 and 3years old.
PRICES-MARKET BEEF-EXtra, 81 rs per
cwt, LIST quality, IS, Cd quality, 6 90, Sd quail
ty so, Ordinary S. 90.
Hides-$5 25 per cwt.
VEAL CALvEs-$3-5 az.
SToREs-Work Oxen--No sales.
Cows AND CALvEs-$A-35.
Two YEARS OLD-$l6-22 O 25,-Three
Years Old, -$1S-M %.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--189l at market-dull.
PR1CEs-Extra, "a 90, az 90
By lot 81 so, 1915 90.
SwINE-Retail, 6 a &c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
CHE Mlarkets.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
BosToN, July )

BOsToN, July 5.
Flour. The stock of good Flour is very
large, and the maret is depressed. Ohio, Mich
igan, and and other common Western brands, 4 a
4 IL 1-2-Common Genesee, "a, 1-2-Fancy,
4,25 4,37 1-2-Extra, G-Southern, $50
Corn Meal, 3 1912. Rye Flour, 1897
GRAIN. White Corn is scarce, and would
bring 6Oc. Yellow is plenty, and is selling at
62 for Southern. The market is will supplied
with Oats which are selling at as 46 for Nova
Scotia and Northern. Rye Coo. Wheat, 81, 10
l, 80 per bushel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
Boston Wholesale
CLOTHING HOUSE BRANCH


OPPOSITE BUGH cHRoH.--
WE are connected with Of the best Wholesale Clo
w thing Houses in Boston, and have all our cloths
sponged before being made they will not shrink. We
Will sell at Wholesale at tina same prices you pay in The
city-savng the trouble and expense of sending. Our
Clothing is warranted well made and intended for the re
tail trade The will he satisfied that our gar
mens equal to any custom work and at less price,
All dealers in the County will find for their interest tn
purchase of Our stock embraces over three thousand
garments 300 dozen linen coats for and boys-cotb
coats from to 2 doar,-back drab croton alpaca etc
for smner-vests and pants of every description white
Shirts bosoms, collars cravas and everything in the fur
nshng line. Also 400 summer hats,-caps for men and
boys, of every syleCongress boots CATERS and shoes
for and boys, In FACT have largest assortment
ever offered in w. and determined to prices that
will convince ALL that willing to share the profits
with the People, and be their faithful agents.
Montpelier June, Isl. 2G LYMAN & KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
ALONZo PEARCE, (commissiorers
IRA s. DWlNELL, commissioners
~

STATE nSnd, OF D yE&MoNT' WnEREAs Ira Mann,
Fuller and Diana M. Fuller minors, residing in said dis
trcI has made APPLICATION in writing to this Court, for
license to sell all of the real estate of his said wards be
ing two undivided sixth parts of all the real whereof
Zabina Fuller late of BroOkied, in said district died
sesed and possessed excepting what has heretofore been
sold by the Administrator Of said estate, and what has
been set off to the widow of said deceased her dover
and including the shares of said wards in the reverSon of
said widows dover; and represents that will be bene-
ca 10 all Interested to sell the same, and put the avas
thereof at interest.
Now, therefore, is ordered that all persons interested
therein, be notified that said application will be heard at
A d. 1851, at 10 o'clock A. M. at which time and place
they may APPEAR they cause and object the same
ANA TINS order shall be published three weeks successfully
IN the Green Mountain Fireman. newspaper printed at
montpelier In this State: the last of which publications
to DC before the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid
Dated al Randolph, in said district, this Sd day of June
a d. 1851 2E3wI PHlLANDER PERRIN, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, July g.
At market, 800 Beef Cattle, no stores, 90
pairs Working Oxen, So Cows & Calves, 5000
sheep and lambs, AVS swine.
PRICES. BEEF CArTLE-Extra, $780,
First Quality, CTS 6,50-Second, 600 3d.
AIS $50.
WoRxrNG OXEN 1858, rs, 90, 100, ITO.
Cows AND CALvEs-S23, IS, &c, %, IS, AZ
SHEEP g. LAMBS, a3,50--Extra Lambs,
400,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
marrie0.

In Berlin, July 9th, by Rev. r. H. Kimball
Mr.. 2. S. Paine, of Hardwick, and Miss s. S.
Townsend, of Berlin.
I'VE acknowledge generous slice of we'd
ding cake, and the more gratefully as it is the
first we have received for at least one year.
The marriages, we conclude, have not lately been
SO happy as formerly, when the parties thought
they could afford to remember the printers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
Liberation.

HEREBY give notice that have this day given nv
son Melvin Nye his time during the rest of his minor
Wy and that will claim of his wages nor pay any
debts Of his contracting from this date. IRA NYE
Calais, July 10, 1850. os.9w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10

At The Peoples Store, Opposite The Brick Church
This day received full assortment of Cap Crown Bon
nets with Misses Hats and Gpseys of the most approved
style and will be sold at bargain. LYMAN ana KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
WOOL. WHOLESALE.
Ronnets. Bonnets.

Keith & Barker, Agents for Mar
US Cotton Yam Irvine and Wicting. May ID.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
Nashua Locks g. Trimmings.

SCOTT Il FIELD have full supply Of Nashua Locks
- and Mineral Knobs, and other Door Trimmin gs d.
rect from the Manufacturers which enables them to sell at
Wholesale and Retail at low prices, May |.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
+ & i 7 i =
e STATE CONVENTION.

A State Convention of the Democratic
Party of Vermont, will be holden at Mont
pelier on Tuesday the 22d day of July, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, to nominate candidate
for Governor, and transact any other bust
ness deemed necessary at that time. A
representation from all parts of the State is
earnestly requested
ID. BARBER, !
J.P. KIDDER, su,.
G, REED, 'o'GtP
ED. MASON, Committee
c. K FIELD,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
lt0ol Notices.


THE Subscribers, having been appointed by Hon.
Probate Court for the district of Washington, Commits
to receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate of enaet Palmer
late of Calais said district deceased represented nsol
vent and the term of six months from the 18th day of June
1851 being allowed by said Court to the cIed tors oil me
deceased to exhibit and prove their respective claims be
fore Give Notice that will attend to the duties OF
appointment at the dwelling house of the late Bennett
August and November occ ok in the afternoons on
each of said days.
ALONZO PEARCE.l q - .....
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10

Paper Hangings, just received, of
French and American Manufacture. 10000 Rolls ready
FIR inspection. The largest assortment, most elegant
STYLES ever received in Vermont at Wholesale at Manu-
aeturers prces and at Retait at prices mat cannot ,a
TO suit everybody Imam O. N'N1S
I'll
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10

with great variety of Dress Goods, such Silks silk
Tissues AbOreens silk and Wool Beranges, Poplins,
BaIrage De Lanes, Ginghams, Bonnets, Ribbons, &c
Jund g. 1851. STORkS " LAN6DON'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
Boston,.
The Attention of Purchasers

and consumers is solicited to the following named SUPE
RIOR GOODS, made of the best Louisiana Cotton
they having taken premium medals at the last exhibitions
Of the Institutes, in New York; Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
KEITH g. BARKER,
Returned from New York,

A GENTS for Penfelds superior Cotton Thread Mer'
IA chants supplied at Manufacturers prices.
Februnry o6. 1851, 9:H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
THE TUITION $500 in all the English branches wit

- 7'--771-11--7
THE TUITION is $500 in all the English branches, with
small addition for the languages and the Ornamental
branches upon reasonable terms
Ihs institution has been three years under the
charge of Mr. MANLY and has been prosperous beyond any
former period within the last twenty years, and beyond
what could reasonably have been expected considering
the very great multiplication of High Schools in this por
ton of the State. We feel fully justified in saying to all
who desire good school for their children, in healthy
region of country and removed from vicious temptations,
that they will not be disappointed they send them to this
Academy.
BOARD in private families is furnished at from 81 25 to
$50 per week or rooms with furniture for selfhOard
ers at from 10 % per week for each occupant
8T The Principal devotes hour daily to TEACHERS
Glass. Persons wishing further information, may ad-
dress the Principal either of the undersigned.
!. F. REDFGELD,
j. X. PARISH, Prudential
LOREN GRISWOLn,
WALTER CARPENTER, Committee.
WIN. NUTTING.
July 4, 1851. (2s6wj
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
Important to Invalids.


Important to Invalids.
disapponed 6y the rf Rn ~ tcss Sh have been
taists apprsed that the pursued bv Doctor
ANDRUS to effect the recovery of invads, is different
from that of any practitioner in the Union and has been
prescribed for upwards of forty yenrs in the Royal Locke
Hospital, London, with invarabe success, in every vari
ETY. of disease being luxury for all ue sick or the wel
and possessing the most remarkable curative powers
introduced in any age nation. Mineral caustic and ir
ritang medicines so long Injurious that the delicate
suffer from the apparent remedy than from the dis
ease itself while vegetable medicines could not equaze
and promote the necessary crCualOnOnly burden the
system. What is required medicines harmless
active and inygoating This long looked for desdera
m in medical science has been attained and satisfactorily
evidenced.
DIR. ANDRUS
may be consulted al The Union House, IN INontpet-
yer, on the IAN and 18th days Of each month,
in all cases of consumption and debility, fits and
spinal diseases, scrofa and all affections of the urinary
organs, gravel piles female weakness, and all ameness
in general affections of the lungs cough asthma, dyspep
sla etc.
Dr. AS personal and professional experience enable him
offer in all cases. and from whatever cause the powers
of the constitution have become eneebled, safe
permanent and speedy restoration perfect health Med
cne furnished in all last the patient one month";
49, and would it cost over IS TO eject cure
Long standing make trial Tree oil charge this
first month and are requested to call. 2G:3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10

COI'd Carpent Yarn, just received
May % % by SroRRs u LANGDoN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
Notice.


TAME into the enclosure of the
~ OSubscrber on The Sd day of June
-~-.fs,3 w v one black Horse, with white
r. AT H hind foot and a ring bone on the
'FESsstA q same also white strip in his face.
w " The owner is requested to prove
~ property, pay charges and take him
Pa 't7-r "a --' away. -
SAMUEL R, MILLER.
johnson, June 5, 1851, 27;3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-10
Received, this day from New Yo

Boiled Oil for sale by
May % SroRRs " LANGDON.