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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

A New OrFIcE.-Tbe following dialogue, said
to have actually taken place between two "eoi'
ored pussons," Que Of whom, was an aspirant for
official honors Is decidedly rith:
"Caser, dis chile gwine to Washintovn,to
ply for for Gifts sb de gu,ment."
We'll, darkey, what you is trying to git Oft now.
eht Spose you want to BE- bearer Of patches to
Liebeery. Dis chile don't expaiate hsself from
his adopted native country. No sabree! In do
word OBJ lie EARN toon, lses
"Breeve dere de soul 80 kill 20 dead
As neber to hisself hab said,
Dis is my own my native landi
1fsucb dere breeve, 60
Garry him back to ole Virginny!'
"N.n-now Ceser, why does yon always dance
Of on de heel of fancy Chile nebber tear him
self away from Uncle Sam. Now dis is de afiis
ply for, and Ise.great influence wild Massa Daniel
Webs,ers waiter, so | guess getit Ise gwine
to ply for the nose tfiis apartment"
"Sexton in Post Offs apartment
"Yes sab, berry de dead letters! Sometime
you hear, Ceser--some dey hab money in en-
and den rifle de corpsel You see, sahl Yah!
yah! yah!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

TINS APPROACH - AGE.--Under this sugges,
i've r,r, our freud Chester, ri the Buffalo Tx
press, has the following article, repiete with
graceful api iuucliug sentiment.
II isg'njir and " pleasant lllrg to he Young
--Nh'n ~, hesrt J. a. placid a~ an evening ky
and IT'S hrpt- H. bright The estate Ia which
by some my slerous inlerftr.dce 1t Tor Itself will
tui a,rvp
AID It is h,rd IN think that these blu>hing
beauties shall he sbnvrIled and was,ed--thai
the exuhrrance # the heart shall be- dried up.
aud tie light aud bounding footsteps become
stand and heavy. We SIGHT at 'be approaching
picture, aud AK why need we become wriuklcd
aud old. Sometimes We awake IN the still night
painting from the impressions ola dream, IN
which We have been revealed to ourselves as
We shall fr. Ii is a bitter and a crushing
thought 10 young -rrlt that it must become
old
Bu, as one who travels upon some suspicious
highway, anil hears the sound Of approaching
IooiIill-, prepares his weapons and rtsolu,cly
waits f.: the appearance OF the robter, ~ We
with fixed purposes, must meet the thief Of our
luIreSt attributes and choices, feeling, Let the
almond tree flourish and desire iail"--there may
vet b. fresh and heroic youth within. lie is not
old who realms cunlentrd spirt and looks at
are aS the threshold TO the palaces OF better
country.
W. know Of young bcsoms that hide old and
faltering hearts, We kaow of fair brows that
cover minds vene,aby with suffering, The
mathematics Of life are strange. lnd inh,xiblc,
the csprices of being are mysterious and beyond
our control.
Yes. It is mournlul 10 sit md watch for the
too speedy coming Of totering age. We can ex
Al. l.. A. Al.
for youth i. icded to many idols and 1t is sad to
part Still when the estate is inevitable, let w.
met it viii patience and ieslgua,iun, ior age
may be lovely, II We ukr it To our hearts with
SMILES. The hoary head is n crown of glory, II
i, be found in the way ofrightcousness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

II say boy, stop that OK
Il havn't got no stoppsd, sir
"Well, head him then"
Hes already headed SIR
"Confound your impcrtlnence Turn him."
"lIes right side out already, sir"
Speak to him you rascal YOU
Good morning, Mr. Ok"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

The Locks Of Mn, Ilonps IN ESorASp The
London correspondent, Of the Philadelphia Amer.
can states that Bramahs celebrated prize lock
ha, been Withdrawn Nrm public view, II will
tyrm,mbuyl that M A1bts succeeded in
cAug ih., lock- rod that he received reward
OIL, two bundled ganea. tor his skill. The
Gys-re brauah uIaor some alterations and i'm.
movements IT, the lock, aud again placed il in the
widow Co., rrrlti'ly with TIM original offer Of
fus Tav.fl appended 90 H. Il renamed in their
.Iar H iuW DAYS When report reached the
Nt.rs B-m,h ihlt MI II hb. intended to try
hs '.Da d .c,oru line The lex WAS immedi
t,,y l,may,l und has not since been exhibited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

r. KINgALL LLLAHD, DAVID r. JONES.
I ELAND " JONES, attorneys, Solicitors and
Il LdBd Agenfs, Ottawa, Illinois. Office in the
Court House, with the clerk Of the supreme court.
Ottawa sent 95 1852
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02
JULIA ANN REED, late
Julia ANN Hay WARD ,adni'x.
Sept IS, lsj2.-Gw. HENRY j. REED, her husband.

Estate Of .Mdnisy T. Botckclicr, Deceased.
PURSUANT to an order of the county court Of
l. LA Sale county, notice is hereby given, that
all persons having claims against the estate OF
Manlry L. BatcheIier, late OF La Sale county, de-
ceased are required TO produce the same in writ
ing and tie them in said court on the
fiyNt Monday in Noreptbtr .ert
when aud where such claimants are requested to
appear, for the purpose ui having their claims ad-
isled in pursuance Of Jaw.
scpi-6y WISELY RATcuyLLER. ifmr
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LOST

IN Saturday last, between my house and Capt
~ Ilirh,'s, a silycr watch With steel Key.
Wherever will return said watch to the suhsct,otr'
or To Hiram Ilgdy, Esq, Of 10 Alese,dsr W. MA
rill at Ottawa, viii be suitably rewarded
Sept. ls-5-2t. ARTHUR W. MAGILb
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Ancient Baths.

The Nncients considered bathing and swim.
ming to be Of national importance. II was re.
proach among them Ia say that such n man could
neither read nor swim. All other perfect AMI.
mails swim naturally. Man is the only perfect
animal tina, learns this art. The aHcients deem.
ed it u national duty to learn to swim and read,
both being considered Of equal value. The late
dreadful accident IN the Henry Clay is a lesson
deprecatory to our general ignorance Of swim
ming. We should force each other, by moral su.
nson. to abandon our apathy or cowardlce, and
learn to swim "a well as read II was the luxu
rous custom Of Roman youth to leave the Cam
pus Martus." heated in martial training and tn
plunge boldly into tue cool Tbcr TO rebracc their
frames for another encounter IN their national
games The Emperor nur,cd his custom The
bath. u Caracalh were 1900 feet IN length, and
1850 broad. containing baths for upwards of
1900 ha,hers The lahs Vt Diuclriian accom-.
muGstod ~ les. h,n $1,000 persons 81 lhy SAINT
u.u t..s,nI,l H.o nuci,ntH, knowing lbs uul.
a.. 3D.. % ...t.Uta against wauv urIdGma. aud
a., prod u,ibs w.f ba uru..Ula Ire HUeF0D
of THEFT dipping t"r .ur Achilles. u ..D u"rrt
and what wa, th,r tr tdt lHlff ,Huvt.i.n ns.o.
ted that cid hi hing s.rypg,h d and nN'g.'d h.s
abe %, m.r, d H- ... ...I Au,u B, bel, ui
he same opu'uu D.. rypna.t,d 10, honr', Doe hl-
Oys.r, NnI ...U b, ..Hy.Uu H hts IHiemu'nt|
Three II the ,noI,lHcs nf p.cHi.nt 81 the
Un'ci Suur., WEI, b.n 10 N-w n.mp hirr,
va Fnnkm Pierce pnig. Webster sui John
?, Ba.t-- ,hieo91 DuyvaG, Hrtt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

PuSIsnNENTof MADAME MAprRsHAcH Among
the other victims Of the Austrian Government,
there sill lives in Pesth the lady WHO was
,l.ulagr ly Austrian soldiers Madame M,ders
patch hasg met Fevernl WHO have seen her,
.r5 the 4-c.nr. ..-y .,ys Of he affair is A. io
fooss
Size iaGr ii fortune nnJ rlnk. residing IN
fHr S5a'l 90. tenn part Of Hpnsay. Her has.
-- - AZ ir,silYn iirrvAriaa amy. md
She herself naturally -ympathlsed with his party,
and II l. SAID, frequently entertained Benz and
the oihrers under HIM IN very h0sptable sman.
ner his had eNasperated the Austrian, and
when at length, they occupied that part of Hun.
gary, they were quite ready for any seventies
against hSr. Unfortunately for her, tenantry
made some celebration at the time, and burned
lshc state, without her knowledse,) the Emperor
Francis IN effgy She was at one seized, aud at
the command OF the Austrian officer. made ito
run The gauntlet or the Gas,enlanf' as they
lcall 1t, gained some acquaintance with this
Austrian punishment while IN the Gros Warden
PRISON, a. II was applied on all the thieves and
deserters Of the regiment every Saturday after
moon.
The custom is usually to call out three hun
drcd men, who form two rows, one hundred and
fifty on side. Each man is to BE- provided
..Ha l.. / 4
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AUTHORIZATIONS sale.

DY virtue os decre,a order of the county court
ID Of LasaNe comfy, shall MS administrative Of
thr estate OF Charles Hayward, deceased, sell ut
public auction TO he highest bidder or cash AT the
door Of the court house, ~ Ottawa, on Thursday the
9th day OF November, 1852, at O'Clock, p. NJ, the
following described real estate. TO wit:
100 acres, SEQ sec.l 7 Is, N, R. Sc, in Bureau co.
lj6 81" neg s." IS, 9"
~ "eh swq'' s." Is, " 9"
50 "ehneq" rs, ld, ="
rs 50 ac'se chs NV OF neg sec G l5nr9e
80 nc's VIII seq sec % 81 II r Be, in l.asalle CO.
30 3Owh neq " % 81 -" e,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

An English paper .ays II Mr.. D $. Brown an.
uouures tat he has invented ship to reach
Amp'i., ir fo. q, eight hours, anl make the ,Oy.
suo tn lulR aud back in fortnight,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

The state election in Pennsylvania comes oil on
October 18th,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

The only exception she Rnsw,r,d wih
chucklc; there my dear leave YOU
She had conqu,red.
He never drove at Cape Charles again. but
groaned with the recollection OF he seven vents
bachelor life at Airing ton.-Co Charleston Zee
Neps.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
Later from Europe.

The steamer Africa, with four days later news
from Europe, arrived at New York, Thursday
forenoon, bringing 60 passengers.
ENGLAND.-The following IS stated as the II
nal result of the elections Free Traders and
! Liberals, 329 MnisteriOsts, l25. 1t Is I'm,
nossibe to tell how parties will be constructed
when Parliament assemblies. There are said to
he no new members in the House of Commons
and with the exception of those who are avowed
sM,nisteralists, the remainder are not bound tc
nursue any particular line Of policy. The Maj
Is satisfied that Lord Derby will have a com
monding majority in both Houses. :. nv,
The Daily .NeDs states that Cardinal WISE,
man spent $1,000 in the Newman ana Acn'l
trial.
A race is spoken Of as about to come of be
tween the yachts America, Arrow ana Alarm
mr large stake, the course to be round 'ne iSI'
Of Wight. -, r;
IRELRNp.-Thc riots still continue at Liner
lick. On Sunday the Dist regiment was ATTACK
ID bv mob. and two OF the regiment were Nv
nred beyond recovery: -.
Fo.Ncr.-Louis Napoleon's marriage VIII
Inc Princess of Wassa is somewhat uncertain
a., sness in Paris continues dull. Some man
,ctories, however, are engaged IN fuIhl''os OF
ders for the United States
RussA.-Accounts from Calish, in kusslal
Poland, represent the ravuges of the cholera Al
pRussn-The Minister Of the Interior ma
ns, .ddreesed n circular to the authorizes, II
,b;cb be recommends them to exercise the STRICT
N, s,,voillsnce over the Polish emlgrahts Wn
hss Tho French frontier. and ordering the po'ic
4 tho Belgian and French frontiers TO sen
NH ali whose papers are not perfectly regu
a. .;.. ,h
The severe steps recently taken against III
rs, have caused the editors to cail oO"''"
Il tn adopt measures in self protection
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
Essex County Convention.

The Independent Democrats, opposed to the
Baltimore Slavery Platforms, as given by the
Slave Power, for availability, upon which mod.
ern Wings and SlaUeocrqtc Democrats have
yielded to the extension Of Slavery over our free
territory, to wit: Utah and New Mexico; aIso,
all opposed to Congress edcts and laws to ex.
tend the blighting scourge, or TO aid and facli
tate slave hounds to Tecapture, .chain handcuff
and l0cerate in our midst, OH what is called free
SOIL the male and female of Gods image, pant.
ing for the same liberty and inalienabIe rights
we enjoy and claim under our glorious declara.
ton of independence, and the true spirit of the
Constitution of the United States, according to
the explanatory preamble of the same, and for
which our fathers and their fathers fought, bled
and died; are requested to meet at the Inn Of |.
Dodge, in Guildhall, on the 26,h Of August,
1852, at noon, for the purpose Of re. orgnniza,
ton, and to put in nomination County Officers
for the year ensuing, whose-potitieal sentiments
we can conscientiously support. Our former
organization having been taken from us TO serve
the mammon of unrIghteousness by the faithess
somersets of the sell styled Free Soil County
Committee of 1851, and who have abandoned
the sacred cause OF humanity, liberty, justice and
truth, and have gone over with cap in hand tc
eat Southern dir, and lick the bloody hand Of
Slavery. BY order Of Co. COMMITTEE.
Guidhall, August, 1852,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
Latest News.

The last Commonwealth saws. SenstGt Hale
mas just past through Boston on his way ia
washington, in fine spirits, having c1ne luded Ia
accept the Illumination so all is well, aud we
will now see what can be done.
In Congress, they are beginning to drive
business. They have now under debate, Gu.
rlous resolution Of inquiry into the amount of all
monies paid from the Treasury to Gen Scott and
Pierce. The wings got similar one up last
campaign, to affect Gen. Cass. This probably
is for retaliation Under the belief that Scott
may suffer most.
North Carolina Election, is claimed TO have
gone Democratic. The Election of Benton, ia
confirmed. 1t is triumph for Freedom.
There has been an arrival from California,
since our last. bringing however little news ex-
cept those of murders and feuds.
We have just received note, informing US
that the New Machine Shop Of joseph Ford Esq
of Worcester, was mostly destroyed by fire on
the llth inst. The portable machinery was
nearly all saved. Two chests of tools valued at
$6O0-a large lot of hoe handles, and stock
were burned-partially insured in Farmers Mu-
tual.
1t is announced thut Charles c. Upham; son of
Senator Uphar1, has received the appointment Of
Purser in U. s. Navy.
The Funeral of the lamented Robt. Rantonl,
took place at his residence in Beverly, last Tues.
day week. The concourse was immense, and
the entire town was covered by the cmbens Of
mourning. Behold how they loved him"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
For the freeman.
The Maine Law.


Mn. EDIr6R:-It is known to all that at the
next session Of onr Legislature efforts will be
made, ty The friends OF temp rance, to secure
the passage of the " Maine L,w," for the sup
preston OF the traffic in achoholic drinks in this
State. The following is form Of petition ask.
ing the Legislature to pass the law named
above. 1t can be copied by persons who wish
to circulate it for signatures
To The Honorable Senate and House Of Rspresen
tatives, of The Stale Of Vamont IN General us.
Sen,bty conUsned.
We the undersigned, Inhabitants of the State
OF Vermont, respectfully petition your Honor
able body to pass law restricting the sale of
intoxicating drinks, similar in its provision to
the law now in operation in the State of Maine,
entitled i" An act for the suppression Of Drink
ing Houses and Tipping Shops" and common
ly known as the Maine law and your petition
ers will ever pray.
lis to be hoped, that all editors In the State
will feel interested enough in the matter to pub
lish, for the benefit of those concerned, the
above petition. Will they not be good enough
to do it? TEMPERANCE,
Windsor, Aug. 6, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
Che Alarkets.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, August IL.
At Market O6lCatle about 800 iceves 6 Stores
consisting Of working oxen, and calves, yeallmgs
two and three years Odds.
PRlCES-MARKEr BEEF-Exta, $3.50 first quality
5000 second quality, $780, third quality, 81 90 US
ordinary, $500 90,
HIDEs-S5 90 900 per cwt. Talow 'S650a675
PELrs-$O,jO 900 Calf skins, 0 l-2 a Toe per ID
VEAL CALyEs-$4, 90 800.
BAERELISG CATrnE-$4OO, 500 to 900.
WoEKING OxEN--$72, s., IO0 1874.
Cows AND CALvEs-sH, l6, ~, %. "a.
HE mNcs-$a to IS; Two Years Old, $l7 to &c. Three
Years Odds, $l7 to 49,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-50Il at market EXtTa AZ 90 In 90
BY lot, 81 co. $50, 300.
SwING-439 at market. Retail, Ito Sc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
MONTPELIER MARKET, August 10.


PRovsroNs &c Beef Best Corhed, to &C perlb. do.
resh by the quatter at retail to g. Pork, best
SALT 10 10 2; fresh. whole animal, to at retail,
g. Mutton, to q. Butter, family - II store, OF
to 90. Cheese, to 6. Lard, 10 to l.2 Tallow, 8
to g. Dried Apple ito s. Eggs IL per doz. Potatoes,
40 to As per bush. Apples pie 90 CO., dessert 5000
900.
GRAIN AND IIAY-Corn, rs to SOC per hush. Oats, 80
A. erdsgrass Sc d, $2,75. Clover, - TO lac per lib.
Hay, 800 to 900 per ton.
FLoUR-Ertra fine $4.75 to 500 fancy, s4,37 to 600
superdne, s43l to 600
GRocRRIEs-Sdgars Brown West India and New Or
leans, 20 to ~ per b White and Crush 10; w.
Molasses "a to SOC per gall. Liuseed OH IS to co. Salt
coarse 4 to o. l2c per bushe dairy 10 to 23c per bag.
MIscELL, NEoUs--Dry and Cream Hard Wood, 100 to
25O per cOrd Shingles 81 90 to $50 per NJ Wool, Us to
81 l-2c per ID. Nails,,$3,25 per cwt
The above the 1rader's wholesale prices on most
OF the articles but GroceTes.l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
RATIFICATION MEETING,

There will be held at Montpelier, Aug. Goth
a Mass Meeting Of the Free Democracy for the
purpose of ratfying The Pittsburg Nominations
and completing the nominations for County OF.
ficers. We hope The friends OF Free Sol! and
Free Speech viii make general rally from all
parts OF the County. Let no trivial cause de-.
tain you. Able speakers from abroad will be
present to address you.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
County Convention.

The Free Democrats OF Lamoille County are
hereby notified to meet at the Court House in
Hydepark, on the 2Ist day of August, A. D,
1852, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the several County
offices, to be supported at the ensuing election,
and transactng other important business.
HORACE POWERS,) Co,n,v
GEO. WILKINS, oo"y
A. w. CALDWELL, 'Om"'''"'e'
AUGUST z. 1852
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19

NJ. Champion has informed inc l. eS",;nn
|Rat Lord Derby has taken the fishery qnes. t"i
but of his hands and referred it to the Co'O"'A'
ioVernment.
On Tuesday night last, Mr. Joseph D IcS SmG
pf Amherst, had an entire flock OF SaeeP o"u
ambs killed by dogs. Out OF Hook Of '~e"''
lhTee, twenty-one were killed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19

- BNIGHIUN BIARkFT, August IL.
At Market lla5Beef Cattle, 90 Stores, pairs Working
Oxen 81 Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep and Lambs, 800
SWINE
PRlCES-BEEF CArTLK.-Extu, $3.50; first, quality;
$780, second quality $3.50 third quality, $500 rs
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sl,75 $50, 800. EIua, $500 to
600.
WORKING OxEN-S75 s0,S7, 100.
Cows AND CALvEs-sl6, 10, %, 95, %, 80.
SwINE-6 n &c; Retail, a 9.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
Orleans County Convention.

this County, excepting such as sustain the Bal
tlmore nominations, an invitation is hereby ex-
ended, at the request Of friends in this place. to
such in this County, as do not approve of said
nominations to meet at the Town House at AL.
bany Centre, on Tuesday the Oath day of Au.
gust next, with view to effect an organization
for the purpose of sustaining efficiently such
nominations, ADD such only, in our County, State
and Nation, as accord with the principles which
we profess. GEO. PUTNAM.
Albany, July "a, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
AMti-SIaVery.

John Gregory will address the citizens of
Calais on the 25th inst, at the Town Hall, at 5
o'clock, P NJ, and lecture in Woodbury. in the
evening, same day. at early candle lighting
Let three be grand rally for human freedom.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
DIR. I. D. KILBOURNE,
Dentist MOntDeIicp. VT,

DR. KlLBOURNE will be in Rochester on Thursday,
IL Aug I9h (and remain uny) at which time
he will be pleased tn wait wishing his professional
services The success which has attended his former WIS.,
its TO this town. warrant him in saying that Dentist has
before visited who has performed such THOROUGH and
EFFICIENT operations at BILE charges Dr. twists
Ibis town semiannually. All operations warranted.
MnMtnelier. Aug I. 1850. 3lNHA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19

FROM Hon. Judge Looms,
Former Judge the County Court of New Londo County
Early in tho spring attacked with disease of the
most aggravated character appeared first upon one of
my legs, but the Other became involved in L. Al first
there appeared small pnpes upon the surface which filed
win water These would break aud the sores mn reth
en- until both legs from the foot To the knee Drpsented
figtfuly ivid appearance. The legs began to swell and
proceeded until one was much larger than both Of them or
dnary were and at the time they cracked omen in
many different directions, dischaging thin w1tery sub
stance. cOnld only get about with great dhaty md
not at all without tle If cruches. At lpngh tie mat.
ter which was discharged formed crust or scabupon the
surface and both legs presented appearance which in
duced some of my friends 10 fear modification had al
ready begun.
| consulted physician who gave me some remedies
with directions how to use the adding that my age and
the severity of the complaint rendered cure extremely
doubtful Nothing, however, seemed to make any Giyorb
bic impression upon the disease. AT this stage council If
physicians was called To examine the case. All considered
severe and doubtful one and from their conversation
lefl the Impression upon my friends that it would never he
cured. Stl they gaVn some remedies which attempted
0use but my legs appeared to grow WORSE My daughter
urged me to make trial Of your preparations and having
heard OF some remarkable others resolved to
make the trial and accordingly procured tile Synp which
look few days and then began to apply the Cerup.
change Immediately took plare for the BETTER and Lonn-
utd constantly to amend until by the of iva bottles Of
syrup ana about three boxes Of CeratG, all my former
symptoms disappeared and my legs smooth md per.
fec AS any other mans 70 years OF age.
Al tie time commenced using your medicines stopped
all others and owe my cure 10 your invaluable preparations
alone. JOEL LOOMS.
To DIR, S. A. Weaver. fIyme Iulv o. lS5l1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
IA Word Of AdYiCe

FROM THE "PEOPLFS STORE"
Ill that wish from 30 to 40 cents of every dol
II lar can do so-FOk THREE WEERS--at the Peoples
Store We have good assortment Of all kinds Of Goods,
and are determined to close them M entirely.
Aug. 10, 1854 LYMAN KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
l)te0.

In Montpelier, August lth Of congestion Of bFain and
lungs consequent Cholera tnLutum, Charles Sumner
son OF ID. P, and e. X Thompson, aged months. :.
Upon our lovd-Our CHERISHED one, 49,
Cold Death his signetsea hath set, g..
But on our hearts, ill life be done,
His cherub. smile will nger yet.
In Barre, Aug. 18Th, Mr.. Samuel Goodrich aged 70 years
one Of the first settlers Of the town, and worthy and
Christian citizen Printers in New York and Ohio please
notice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
Printed Lawns.

l-cToRRs h LANGDON have received lately from New
y York plain and figured Pink Lawns, also uff Brown,
Wood Green ChintI Colred and Black-all fact eolos,
| and they are ehsap. Ivy Il,