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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
q Ghost in Love.

The AbeIIe Cauchoise tells the following
story "A few nights ago, a worthy far,
mer,' living near Yvetot, who has lately be-
came wIdower, was aroused at midnight
by the loud barking of his dog. On going
to 1t the animal betrayed extreme terror
wherenPon the larmertook his gun, and pro.
ceeded TO an inspection All at once he saw
a horrld phantom, clothed in a white sheet
rise behind the hedge. The farmer turned
deadly pale, and his limbs shook with dis.
may He, however, contrived to ejaculate
II you come from GOD, speak il from the
devil, vanish!' Wretch exclaimed the
phantom 4 am your deceased wife, come
from the grave TO warn you not to marry
Marie a, TO whom you are making
love The only woman to succeed me, is
Henrette B. Marry her, or perse-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03

cution and eternal torment shall be thy
doom This strange address from the
goblin, instead of dismaying the farmer, re-
stored his courage. He accordingly rushed
on the ghostly visitor, and stripping off his
sheet, discovered the fair Henriette B
herself, looking excessively foolish. 1t is
said that the farmer, admirlng the girls
trick, has had tn. banns published for his
marriage with her"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
SONG FOR BOYS.

When life is full Of health and glee,
Work though as busy us bee!
And take the gentle hint from me-
Be careful of our money, boys
Re careful of your money;
You'll find 1t true, that friends are few
When you are short of money!
But do not shut sweet mercy's doors
When sorrow pleads, or want iwplores
To help to hehl misfortuue's sores,
Be careful of your money, boys
ss~-sP 49, - ----- ----- - -----g
Be careful Of your money.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
p0ttrp.
For the Freeman.
A FAREWELL.
BY WALTER WILDWOOD.

All littlo do we wish to part
From those we love so well,
Nor can we chide that feeling heart
Which grieves to say farewell.
The rosy cheek so fresh and fair,
With hnes of life and health.
Soons dims by time and weary care,
Aud age comes on by stealth.
The busy world with whom we dwell
Move steady down life's sea-
We join the throng, we say farewell,
Perhaps for aye twill be.
Or if we meet in future years,
No rosy cheek wen see,
No sparkling eye beneath those tears
We all shall tine-worn be.
TITS truly no small thing to part
With those we love so we'll
To tear away from ev'ry heart,
And sadly say, FAREWELL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
PETROLEUM. Or ROCK OIL.

l. n iCOLD u NJ, UIO NUN OlL,
A NATURAL REMEDY, procured from well 400 feet
II deep, and possessisg WONDERFUL Curative Pow
in diseases Of the Chest Windppe and Lungs Also,
for The of Diarrhg, Piles Rheumatism Asthma Bon.
chtis, Scroiua Kings Evil Burns and scads, Neual
ga, letter. Rngworn, Obstinate Eruptons Of the skin
Blocbes and Pmfles the Face Deafness ChrOuc Sore
Eyes, Efysipela Pain in the Bones and Joints, and all
that class of diseases in which Alternative purify ing med
icne Is indicated.
The Petroleum
Is Natural Remedy It IL put up 1t flows from the
bosom of the EARTH without any thing being added
taken from it.
gets its ingredients from ebed Of substances passes
over IN its secret channel They blended together in
such form to defy all human competition. The Pc
trOeHm, in this respect is like Mineral Waters whose
virtues in most chronic dfeases, aCkuowled dyed not
only by physicians bul by the community at age. These
singula fluids flowing ont from the EARTH inpegnaed
with medicinal substances Of different properties. and
bodiag them in such complete solution require the
aid Of Chemistry tn detect them bears ample pro- the
act that they compounded by the hand Of Ma.
ure, for the alienation Of human suffering and disease
If Petroleum medicine at all il is good D for Nature
never half does her workand that ls medicine Of I'M
equaled power, we have the most abundant testimony
For sale by s. K Collins, and $. p Redied Montpelier
and by NJ French, Barre. lsm8
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03

VINEGAR FROM Beers Good vinegar il
an almost indispensable article in every fam
lily, many of which purchase it at a consId-
cradle annual expense; while some use but
very indifferent article; and others, for
want of little knowledge and less industry,
go without. 1t is an easy matter, however
to be at all times supplied with good vine.
gar, and that too without much expense
The juice of one bushel of sugar beets
worth twenty-five cents, and which any far.
mer can raise without cost will make from
i've to SIX gallons of vinegar, equal to the
best made OF cider or wine. Crate the
beets, having first washed them, and express
the juice in cheese-press, or in many other
ways which little ingenuity can suggest
and put the liquor into an empty barrel;
cover the bung-hole with a guaze and set il
in the sun, and in twelve or fifteen DAYS il
will be ready for use,--Fmmey and NE.
chaaic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS


There is no form of Old stomach Complaints which e.
does not seem to reach and remove at once M pattsy
how bad they nav be, it Gives Instant Relief sincI
dose removes all the unpleasant symptoms and univ
to be repeated for hoit time to make these COOL
eucospeTaheht Purity OF Blood aud vigor Of Body follow
al once II Is particularly excellent in cases of Nausea V
Jung Cramps, soreness Of the pit Of the stomach distress
after eating low cold state Of the Blood Haavinpss Tov
dency To insanity, 'uicde etc. ' ''i-
Dr. hoGgh'ons Pepsn is prepared in Powder and Amid
oh-an n PRESCRIPTION viaS for the use Of PHYSICIANS
tfNato CfcnATs for the use Of Physicians may he ol
aned ol , Houghton or his Agents, describing the whole
process o. preparation and giving the authorities unon
Mheh Inc claims OF this remedy are based As h i
Not Secret Remedy no objection can be rnisea aii
MS su oy [hyScans n respectable standing and remla
practice Price, One Dollar per bottle. eu'"'
st obserye This Every bottle ofthe genuine p ,i
near he written signature OF Dr. j. s. Uoughtnn AZ n
t6ade'ph9, Copyrisht and Trade Mark secured We ~
~ Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Mc1iCinos
4, hGENIS.-S X. Collins, Montpelier; NharsgtF ,,,
Middlehury '"' W. =, tnsseli,
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IMPORTANT TO CLERcYMEN.

From the Rev. owen Thomas, HOlyhead.l
Dear srDr, LoCock waters do great deal Of gOod to
sy voice got bad cold from damp bed about thirty
we years ago and my ice very bad snCe Civ
G great pain to me whel preaching or singng-and am
cry fond of singing used many different mcdcnes,and
ONE of them did good for n It'll time but Dl. LoCOCk IS
the best of at clears my voice and stops the coughing
instantly have found anything to compare whit.
have been 80 years Wesleyan minister, and all the
Wesleyan Mehodss in the principally know me twenty
years Of which have lived at Holy head and am known
personally ali the first of that body, many Owhou
have admired the effects Of the Waters in clearing the
voice aud stopping the cough-they never saw such med
cine before. My wife, ever since Christmas, has been
very well after taking two boxes am witness of theiI
power to stop ligtlul fit of coughing in an instant
l. as Wesleyan preacher, call upon all preachers and
singers of every denominaton to take these waters fo
improving the voice and curing coughs You may publish
my testimonials for the excellent waters if you wish
am truly yours, OWEN THOMAS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
Agricultural.
From the N. E. Farmer.
A New Grass.

1t was the intention Of the writer of
the following letter that it should be read
at recent agricultural meeting at the State
House, when the subject under discussion
was Grains and Grdsses.-From some
cause it was not read, and it came to US
too late to be connected with the report of
that meeting. The subject of grasses de-
serves more attention than it has yet recev-
ed. The universal crop of New England,
timothy, or herds grass, we are INCLINED to
think is not the best among the grasses for
hay. We hope the grass Of which Mr..
Willard speaks will have widely extended
trial
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
Lancaster, Feb. %, 1852.

U I1ON. lSAAC DAVIS
Dear Sir Feeling deep interest
in the object Of the agricultural meetings
held in the State House, and learning that
sol -Nssst''.ee,tFs no "tv" I'D
Grasses, will you permit me through the
chair to offer brief description of new
variety, which think, from some years
careful cultivation and various experiments,
worthy to be known and circulated as a
valuable accession to those at present cult.
waited by our yeomanry. 1t has been anal
yzed, and is said to be species of Bromus,
materially different from any thing had
ever seen, till found single plant where
had sown with imported English turnip,
dressed with guano
1t surprising luzurance and richness as
feed pasture, and for summer soiling; its
hardness and verdure, even in seasons of
drought, and in sandy soils. when and where
other grasses fail the heavy crops it yields
in rich soil, and the alidity with which it
is eaten by all kinds of stock; its power
to hold up clover, (when sowed with t,)
by its elasticity, so as not to lodge, aud be-
come slippery and bad to NOW; its peculiar
adaptation as feed for mich cows, both
green and dry; the superior fertillzng
prophecies of the fleece plowed in green,
manure, particularly for wheat and turnip
crop, are among its properties. And last,
though not least, the value of the seed,
besides to sell and to sow,) as food for
poultry, of which was not aware till since
harvesting my last crop, which being abun-
dant, have found the advantage CT free
use of it. The size of the seed is between
that of mlllet and rye. | think it may be
preferable to hemp seed, for canarles at
least TO mix have tried it boiled and
ground for swine, horses and neat stock,
and am satisfied, from the londness of every
animal for it, and from its gluten, that, in
its nutritive properties, it more resembles
flax seed than any other. From the high
price, and the demand for the seed, have
not used it sufficiently to speak confde ,ty
of its tattenng value; but intend to know,
by fair trial. We cut it for seed as soon as
it begins to turn yellow, as it shells very
easy. The straw is Of conrse good fodder
"r bedding. We had six tons thrashed
last week. Very respectfully yours,
BENJAMIN WILLARD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
DE Elnines-

w + nave received 20 pieces of De Iaines and p...
so, We La'Hes-new aud beautiful styles We s,nn oI
'. Week, general assortment of DRY GOoDs
" va. 'N"9'"' LYMAN s. KING
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
VpoetabIe Pulmonary BaIsam,


The GREAT REMEDY farCoUGHS
tOIDs. and CONSUMPTION, after
| /.
e8E~-S trial of twenty five years. stands by al.
rSAn.I hF~~T most aeucra consent, at the head OF
AANM nesTks n Cough Medicines. 1t the only STAND
E4Fg taeE ard article that has fully sustained its
kS(1 tAlsis#l great and constantly growing reputa-
ho. FOR" | ton, for so long period OF time: many
A Ehs e6,, eminent physicians do not heslate 10
"A Eoks,s we acknowledge its superiority, ana WIN
aAA - T'gMt entire confidence to recommend II TO
= their patients as a superior preparation,
-, hoe hoar fund To be perfectly safe, conVenentahd
h,iv ecacous in all diseases OF the lhroat Lungs anu
i Itsy ~ ,ybo has used il thus speaks OF 1t 800
Ches'' NH' va" On NroN PARK N, Y, Dec. 20, leo0'
Messrs Reed CutleNeary seven years Gso 'te "
vlolent attack Of inflammation OF ihe lungs, whcn Wg t,
I nv NV nhvscians with the most powerful fenedes pt
Win little effect for the abatement OF violent pains
me-, chest NV cough almost lncessahI acCohpahlou
With expectoration of the most pnrlh ana anu,
nayt of the time mixed with blood boh OF daIk ahu pN
r several large ulcers broke on my lungs, Whcn came
neor snocating Accidentally hearing rom heignpo
of The effects which the vegetable PULMONARY palS" u
Ar, in similar case induced to try IT. Before
had used one bottle began to improve, ana ny inc use
of Gmr bottles restored to usual heaIth' hau useu
variety of other medicines which gave me no relle a
few weeks ago was similarly attacked, ana am now US
ng the Balsam with the same beneficial results rms sae
ment is unsolicited and it you nothing, nut II VII
be of service to any one my object IS accomplished
fsipnedA 'Wm. P. NoXEN,'P NJ.
Nov. l. 1851 New certificates to almost any extern
might BIZ added if deemed necessary but the proprietor
feel that the article has become so universally wei known
and its virtues generally acknowledged by physician
cdohers make it mnnecessayto oiler' at TINS t'me
further proof Of the merits If this highly popular article
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND INVITATIONS
such as Carers Compound Pulmonary Balsam American
Pulmonary Basam, and Others In part bearing the sam
name Enquire for the article by lis whole name, the
tVEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
and see that it has the written signature OF WIN JONI
CUTLER upon yellow label on the blue wrappers Fac
bottle and seal stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Bas'm
| Prepared by REED, CUTLER & CO., Importers am
Wholesale Dealers in Medicines Paints, Chemicals an
Dive tufts 80 India Street. Boston, and sold by Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
DR.. IJnham'S Vegetable ElectuarN
OR,
Internal Remcdn for the Pills

InteTn0I ReWC0y Tor Tie I01ICS
Prepared by A. Upham, NJ. D. 1856 Bowery, N. "a reg
ulay educated Physician, who devoes his attention al
most entirely to this Disease.
Dr. Upham's Electuary is certain cure for the Piles
whether Bleeding Blind Piles, Intenalor External and
also for other Diseases which are frequently found in
junction with Piles.
Letter of Capt. w. Mclean, late of the T. s. Service
and member of the New Jersey Legislature.
Railway, N. J.
have been afflicted for years with the piles and have
tried, without anything like permanent benefit almost ev-
erything assuming the name of remedy had as mat
ter IT course lost all confidence in medicine. Under this
feeling was induced not without reluctance cOnfess-to
use Uphan's EeCtnay !" and having used it fo about
three weeks, according to the directions land down. find
to my utter surprise well satisfaction that every
Symptom of the disease has left me.
think it due alike TO DR.. Upham and myself to make
this statement G. w. Mclean.
For sale in Montpelier by S. K Collins and Redfed &
Granns l.. II. Delano, East Haidwick DR., A. Smith
Hardwick Street; Woodward & BNyley, Waterbury
F. Il. Smith, Mortified. 3ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER.

Dr. Houghtons Pepsin has prOducsd the most maryeous
effects, IN curing cases Of Debility Emaciaton, Nervous
Declne ana Nervous Consumption It is impossible to
give the detas of in the limits of this advertisement
but authenticated certificates have been given rs more than
TWO Hundred rem 'rkable cures, in Phadelphia New
York and Boston, alone. These were nearly all esnprs
cases, and the cures were not only rapid and wonderful
hut permanent. '
ltls great Nervous Antdoto, and particularly useful
Tor tendency Bilious disorder Liver Cnmplnint No.
and Agne or badly treated Fever and Ague and the evil
effects Of Qulnine Mercury and other drugs upon he d.
gesVe organs, after long sickness Also for excess in
eating and The tao free Use If ardent spirits Ii almost
recOncles Health with lntempelance,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
DIR. LIBBEY'S
Celabrated Pile Ointment.

As prepared for the Graefenberg Conway, and bearing
The Seal Of that Institutions None genuine unless it has
The Seal OF the Company.
The PILES (or HemOrrhoids) is well Known and wide
W spread complaint, sparing condition Of life
and after Subeclng the sufferer years OF ortme and
frequently to the most painful surgical operations pro.
nognced neural lie. o., But it is cnrahle disease in any
aud every stage, everywhere the knife is pronounced the
last and only hope. 1t is as durable any maady thnl
afcis the human frame II yields to the right remedial
agency as promptly 6ie yields to water On this point
there is not doubt by all who have used this Ointment
great number Of Witnesses Of the very highest rcspecta-
bly, stand ready tn testify this, and explain to sur
eIers the history of their Ii is not necessary to
trouble the reader with tedious recital of different cures
hMt simnN 90 snN lhni --l
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rms IS sufficient argument to induce every person suf
erns under bis disease to try it, The morey will be i'm
according to directions. ''' 80 '''
, ~ Sold In Montpelier by Red6eld & Grannis s.
collins j. A. s. White, Northheldj c. Cbapmnn Wood
tSl9ek Hicks Co Calais; II. s. 4 A. R. Camn stowe
w, ~ woodward Waterbury and by one agent in every
own and village throughout the state. 35
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
SAMUEL ABBOTT,


My son JOHN s. ABBOTT for the future takes charge
u my watch work. lie we'll qualified to set Jewels and
make the most difcuhpars Of watches aud replace as
g39d as new (exceled ty no oue Particular attention
VIII De paid to this depasnent.
m b. We have arranged our business in connection
with the wholesale dealers In the Cities that can fur
s, az short notice. watch movements 10 ordcr and get
'vn caseH wh gold silver, agreeable TO any pattern,
. nave few nice hunting watches hand, and shall
hu an additional supply direct from London, which
ve ordered out eSpr, ely for my own tade,an extra
ancie and will come cheap S,tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
IG E STIVE FLUID
GASTRIC JUTCEI
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.

Baron Leibig in his celebrated work on Animal Chemis-
try, says An artificial digestive fluid analogous the
Gastric Juice, may be rendily prepared from the mucus
membrane Of the stomach of the Calf in which various
articles of food rs meat and eggs, will he sosned changed
and dgesed, just in the manner as they would be- in
the human stomach"
Dr. Ferelra, in his famous treatise {" Foud and Diet :"
published by towlerand Wells New York. page 35 states
the same great fact and describes the method of prepar
alton There are few higher authorities than Dr. Per,
EZRA.
Dr. Combe, in his valuable wrsngs the " Physiology
OF Digestion" observes that ga demiuuton Of the due
quantity ofthe Gastric Juice prominent and all prevail
ing cause OF Dyspepsia; !" and he that tiR.
gulshed professor OF medicine in London, VIZ"
Verely afflicted with this ccEplanj indng everything
else to a mad ocGnse TO tho Gastric juice obtained from
the stomashs Of living animals, which proved completely
d. Graham, author Of the famous works on Vegetable
Det says II is remarkable fact in Physiology that
somaGhs OF ANNALS macerated in water npart the fluid
me properly OF dssovng various articles Of food and OF
efectRg Kind OF artificial digestion of them in nowise
d I'M rEnL lrnm The LnLmEaI LL.a.iLMn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03
Green Mountain Ointment.

Among tho diseases to which this wonderful ointment
is adopted are the following gandular swelling, ague in
the face, sweed breast, and sore nipples of nursing
men, bronchitis, elons and ring worms scald head and
Is an invaluable dressing for burns, scads ana drawn
bsters, shingles, erysipelas, Piles. 6- inflammation Of
The eyes yields to the power Immediately all bruises and
fresh cut wounds are cured with great rapidly Fever
and scrofuous changed into a healing
condition, and frequently entirely cured.
Price 25 els, bon, iDih full directions.
Graefenberg Health Bitters.
These entirely vegetable, skilny and elegantly
prepared by the Graetenberg Company fl m number Of
thl most purifying nvigoratng and Healing Roots, Barks
Herbs and Vines gathered in The vast forests and pies oi
America. As tonic deobstruent resorer of the tone
OF the SYSTEM and to refresh the saow complexion, they
are Of immediate and potent efficacy.
Graefenberg Eye Lotion.
For disorders ofthe eyes this Lotion has equal 1t s
compounded upon the scientific principles, and has
performed extraordinary For violent inhammaton;
ordinary Inflammation dlmness and failing of the sight
weakness of the eyes involuntary weeping foreign sub
stance in the eyes etc. is positive and speedy
p ice 25 els. a bottle, with full directions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-03

lver iseXcted TO action, the pores opened and the
skin made soft and most.-Ihus is the body purged
through all its outlets, namely THE BOWELS, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and SKIN Thus is disease arrested and
eradcated while the same time tone and vigor are i'm
parted to The whole system the body is relieved reshen
ed strengthened, and health renewed and like all The
healtht operations nature all mas been done without
violence or irrilat on uncunCiously.
From the peculiar combination Of ingredients, these
Plus are particularly valuable for the promotion and
of Fevers in general, all Bilious and Liver complaints
yaundco general debility, common and Sickheadache,
Dyspepsia, Heart burn, Costveness Gfpng Urinary dis
ease, obstruction ufthe menses Influenza Asthma and
great varet, Of other acute and chronic diseases in
hne, fo all ordinary family So great the conf
dence entertained by the propreors the curative pro-
their agents to refund the price where they do not give
isaCon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
CUPREME COURT.--In the matter of the

application Of the Mayor Aldermen sBd Community u the
ny II York relative 20 the OPEsfsG o. ELEVEsfHs ST.
lrun Esst River, the I'm Ward u ad ety
hereby the hsyor, Adernen and Com
nsfy made
nd provded said tie Hsyos Aldermen and cooony
CITY York intend 20 male aspiration ~ the sipeme
81 New fo special Term q the 'a Court
held Hal of the City 81 New fork, sATUB
Day The Suk day u October e al the op~nns o. the coas,
dsy thereafter eCaAse b. heard, Tor ne
potsnt of ConlmisNners Of EsHsts add As.nsst the
sLys entitled natter he and 81 the improve
iniended the lin from DRY Dsek
River n The h Ward - N. CITY Of New Tod lid
" sd ey, under and by 81
Legislature n the People o. the SITE, ented
nprem-n touehng The laying q and Roads
Of New fOrs, rnd r ofher yurp1cs pas,ed Apr B.
lsO7-Dated New Yort, Oct g. D6f.
OF 80 HENRY ". DAVIES Counsel ~ he Corporsfion
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A LEAN, TROY andLEBANON SPRINGS.

ROAD leave the Cty Hall Station Newton daily (Sun
DAYS eAcepted) A. 10 o'clock " Mail Tram 20 nathan
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad for Alba
uy aud Troy Lebanon springs Pit.sied, Springfield and
other intermediate Stations.
At O'Clock I. NJ. Accommodation Train 20 Chatham
Four Corners, connecting with Western Railroad going
East.
60 Passengers for Lebanon Springs viii take the l0ocock
A NJ Train 10 Chatham Western Railroad Canaan and
Stage 10 Lebanon, arriving early the same afternoon.
Fare through. 81 VI. SLOAT, superintendent