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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-04-29

THE UNION PARTY OF GEORGIA held i.
State Convention at Milledgevile last Thurs.
day and Friday. Resolutions were adopted
affirming the finality of the Compromise. de-.
claring it inexpedient to take any action at
present on the Presidential question, and rec
ommending National Union Convention to he
held after the Wing and Democratic Couyen
tons shall have made their platforms and
nominations.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-04-29

csrrrsr LABoRExs are about to be in{o-
doccd into Cubs. An English house is saiot 20
have contracted for the importation Of 8, fo
INTO the island, at charge Of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars per head. The laborers
are 10 be spprenticed for eight years-are to
receive four dollars per month in the shape oil
remuneration and, as far as we can learn, 10
stipulation is made about carrying them back,
at the expense Of the master or the importer
at the end of the term, if the Chinese desire ~
as was stipulated by the British Government III
the case of the Coolies.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-04-29
VOL. VI.

The FREsHET.-The freshet which a.,
place in the waters of the Potomac ., A..
place on the goth inst, was the greatest kno ,-l'
during the present century. The rive, v
several inches higher than in Is47. Tbs c" los
apeake and Ohio Canal suffered great DAMAGE
In Georgetown, $4,000 worth of propertv ,s %.
destroyed. A large portion of the LONG bride
was carried away, and the bridges eeDeraIIv
over the Potomac were DESTROYED.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-04-29

SARGENr's STANDARD SPEAKER The volume
lately complied by Mr., Epes Sargent is the
most comPreneIslyS collection OF exercises Tor
published in this country 1t comprises sew
eral hundred articles in prose and verse, CLEAN
ed from the best writer's and orators, ancient
and modern He brings his specimens of elo-
quence down To our own fruitful era, even down
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-04-29

A WEBSTER MEETING was held y New
York on the 10th inst. Morgan Moeeam Pc
sided. A series of resolutions were adopted
announcing Daniel Webster as their first chaee
for the Presidency, and an address was r'sn'
The meeting was addressed by Marcus D. DO
ruck of California, Mr.. Anthem, and Rev y
w. Denson. The latter gentleman unoe'I-
to dcnouncc military heroes, which e n.np
storm of Kisses, and cheers for Scott f"r'siH
and Clay Mr.. Denison came all the waIsHl
Boston to enlighten the New '",'' :"
+" availability of Mr.. Webster ne say ,I'
Mr. Fillmore and Gen. Scott wou,d WHO ",
and thss lsAve clear field i0r MI "eo'
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-04-29

The WHO'S held Congresso !. caucus on
Tuesday evening the Goth inst, whsa Il was
decided that the Wing National Coevsntion
should assemble at Baltimore @ WtAsssday,
the 10th of June next. Mr.. Hunphsy Mar
shall introduced a resolution invithglh - whigs
to come out explicitly on the Comp~ %
" tinality,o which was voted down g. itch,
Messrs. Marshall, Gentry, Outlaw, Aesrss end
Landry of Louisiana, Brooke of lliaPpi,
Strother of Virginia, Cabell and Mofsoa oil
Florida, Clingman and Williams Of Tennsse,
withdrew from the caucus. The cancus ssr-
rated about midnight
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-04-29

AN lSsrRucrIvES pEEcH,-Perhaps the most
instructive speech of the session on the relative
distribution of Federal power and patronage
in the North and South is that of MIR. Smart
Democratic Representative from Maine, de-
livered few days since in the House. we
shall publish the larger portion OF 1t IN our
next number, as forming most valuable doc
ument for circulation and reference.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25

| The Massachusetts elections 10 fiji vacancies
came off Monday, and thus lar Indicate a triumph
OF the coalition; bat there may be Hunker Dem
ocrats enough elected to destroy a working me
jodty.
The Legislature adjourned yesterday morn,
ing The school system, as we supposed and
SAID at the beginning OF the session, has been left
precisely as it was last year. the House having
refused to 60 into the election of State Supsr.
intendent by 81 majority.
THE MAINE LhoUou LAW, after undertaking
one OF The most exciting discussions ever viii
messed IN the Legislation, and no small amount
OF hhessng in various quarters, finally passed
The House by one and the Senate by thee
majority, so amended as to be submitted to The
people for confirmation or rejection at the next
March meeting.
We are compelled to 90 to press so early
wednesday morning that we must defer the
proceedings, after Monday noon, till next week.
A writer in the last Knckerbocker saws that
there are more idiots IN Switzerland than in any
other country in Europe. and more in New
Hampshire than any other State In the Union
WHAT Foo1.-A gentleman in Cincinnati.
worth $4,000 lost every cent of it by betting
on the late PresIdential election, besides q few
hundred dollars that he borrowed
FATAL ACCIDENT.-Lute St. John, N. B..
papers report that boat. containing about lwqDty
by the steam ferry boat, and all but seven perish
ed. The bodies OF SIX had been recovered
Thomas H. Benton says that the route to
Oregon, through the North Pass, can be tray
eled with land carriage OF only 2l0 miles
The remainder being by the Missouri and North
Fork Of the Columbia river,
TREMENDOUS YIEED .-William C. Whitney
Esq, of this village gathered from one tree IN
his orchard last week, fifty bnShets Of apples,
the growth of the present season The tree is
seeding -yNorrcay (Ne.) advertiser.
The New York Times states that thousand
pounds of opium are sold by retail every week
IN the city, and that the practice Of opium eatlng
is increasing very rapidly.
The dog population of the United States is
estimated at about two millions. and the expense
OF keeping them atupwards of $l0000OOO per
annum
A correspondent of the keene Sntnel gives
an account of a valuable plumbagU mine, in
Nelson, N, H., discovered in 1913, and now
yielding large supply of this valuable mineral
Over sixty tons of the lead taken from the mine
this season has already been sent to New York,
and sold on an average at one hundred dollars
per tom
1t is estimated that forty thousand persons,
and sixty thousand cattle, have crossed the plans
going to California, this year, and it is said that
parts OF the rout are strew9d with human bones
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
MONTPELIER MARKET, Nov. a2.
REPORTED BY THOMAS X. DoTY.

PRo,rsrovs &c-Butter, family, IS to %; store, 90
to co. Cheese, to 8. Lard, IL ID to IA Tallow, 8
to 10, Dried Apple 4to5 Eggs II per doz. Potatoes,
S5 to 80 per bush Apples pie 90 to co. dessert 5000 to
900 oo M. ,,uh oa.. ~
to So erdsgass st d, $500 Clover II TO lac per ID
FioURI Extra fine, 5000 537 fancy, s5,25 to 900
uGEnarrRIgs-slgars, Brown West India and New Or
leans 5I2tu - per h.. White and Crush, to 10; w
l. Molasses 30 to 34c per gall. Linseed OIL o0to 90 san
a. to SOC per bushe dairy, Is to 23c per bag
scrLL,NRous-Dry and Cream Hard Wood, $500 To
25 per cord Shingles, 81 90 to 80 per NJ WOOL 81
43 per h. Nails, S4, 90 Ter cWt.
IThe above the Traders wholesale prices on mos
of the articles but Groceries
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
poSToN MARKET. Nov. %.

FLouR-Gcnessee, Michigan aud OHIO, superfne, IS 90
fancy S. 25 extra Gcnesee, 5000 to 900.
GRAN-Corn, yellow, 85 Ojc white 7jc. Oats, north
ern 55c Rye SIC Wheat, 81 90 10 10.
Provisions Prime Pork Sl7 90 per bh.; Mess, 1900,
Clear. sg25O Boston Mess Beef $500 1850 Lard,
I9I2al3 Hams, 10 l5c per III. Batter, common and
store Is a Ole Gamiy, 81 a 25c Cheese, new Milk, a
&c four meal 40. Potatoes, $l,62 aO,Oo per Dbl.
HoPs-Frst sort, 1852, Ia to 22c per Ib
SREps-Herds Grass, $500 1925 per bush. Glover,
northern, 10 81 lie per Ib
AsHEs-PeHs, 1918 5,el percwti Pots, 1919 49,
WnoI-prlme Saxony Fleece 50 a Coo Full Blood AZ a
50 three fuurhs Blood 43 Ass half do Al AS common
and one ourth dc. 81 Al.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
Che 4flarttts.
CAMRRIDGE MARKET. Nov. 1

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Nov. "a.
AT Market 1898 Cattle about $500 Beeves and 833 Stores
Consisting Of working uXen cows and calves, leailmgs
two aud three years ODDS
PkICES-MARKET BEEF.-EStra, $3.50; first quality,
5000 second quality, $780, third quality, "a 90 45O
Culinary, So 80 900,
HIDEs-S500 Il 900 per CWt TalIow $500 900
PeLrs-$O75 a LOO Calf skins, 10 a Toe per Id
VEAL CALvEs-$4,00 a 900
BARRELING CArrBE-S4,00 $50 tu 90.
WoEKtNG OxEN-SGO, rs, 81, 900,
Cows AND CALvEs-Sl9, 10, 20, % 81.
YE RLINGs-$4 TOT; Two Years Old, S7to Is; Three
Years Olds, SlS to A.
SHEEP AND Lanps-lo73I atmarket Extra, s3OOto 800
BY lot, s 80, l,50, $50.
SwINE-l9o2 at market. Retail, to &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
RpTcuTON vADxUT NJ 70


A; Market 200 Beef Cattle, BOD stores Is pairs Working
Oxen us Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep Lambs 1900
SN inc.
PRICES-BEEF CATrLE.-EXtIa, $780, first, quality
So co. second quality, $3.50 third quaiIty $40 rs
SREEP AND LAMBs-Sl,2j $50, 200, Extra, S2,75 TO
600.
Cows AND CALvEs-S2l, %, %, %, %, 80.
SwINE-6 7C Retail, g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
4 CARD.
TO THE LADIES OF VERMONT.

Mrs WinsIow an old and experienced nurse and Femae
Physician woud call the attention OF the Ladies TO her
Snothnu run for Children teebng. 1t will immediately
ey them from pain allay all spasnodid acuoh soften
The Gums reduce inflammation: and sure to regulate we
howeIs Denend upon it, mothers, WI give rest TO your
selves and relief and health TO your children
Price 25 cents per bottle. -, ,,.,, ,
We have sold very large quantities OF Mrs ins wv
soothtng syrup during the past six years. seVera
he ,st wear We believe it the best medicine III Tue
orld Cor children teeihng, for the cure OF Dysehey
and Diarhna IN Children whether II arises from eehs
TarJ comnlnini from any one using it-never sold
medicine so universally successful in relieving pain ant
| pTfctinr cures-reef is absolutely sure.
| CURTIS Il PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor NC
Sold bv Aqents in nenrty svery' town In the stuo'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
1flarrtG0.

In Orange Oct. 25d by L. F. Peabody Esq, MIR. CORR.
don n King aud Miss Sarah Jane Move, bO Of Orange,
In East Montpelier, Nov 18th, by Hon Royal Wheeler,
Mr. Aaron Bancroft Sd aud Miss Abba &. Steward, all Of
that place.
In Hydepark Nov. 9Th, by William Griswod, Esq, MI
Ira &, Curier of Hydepark, to Miss Angelina H. SPEAK, of
Waterbury.
In Worcester Nov 6th by Bev d. B. Fuller Mr.. Tim
oihy Abbott, of Montpelier, and Miss Laura Bruce of
Worcester.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DNFRAUDED!

Buy no book unless DrA NJ Maurcesu l29 Liberty ST..
\ IS on the title page, and The eutry in Clerk Office On
the pdck OF t ne page GODS EN- and buy only
ofresrecobe and honorable dealers ar scud by mail aud adj
dgcssto Dr. 4. NJ. N5urceou.
Ful title page, with contents, together with few pages
treating Of important subjects 90 mtued female, viii
be SEM, free OF cha any closing letter stamp N
amepatl letter, addressed as ht.vu.
TIC receipt Of FiUy Gents, tor One
Dollar for the fine EDITION extra bnding,l
"THE MARRIED NOHAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL. COMPANION" Is sent (mafIs4
free TO any mart Of the United States, All
letters must ne pnSt-pnld. and addressed 10
DIR. s.. VI. AIAURiCEAU, Rox 1874. N"w
YoE's city Publishing Office, No, i@9 Liberty
Street. Ncw York,
For sale by ". Brown, Woodst,ck Rrdfed
imuuis, Montpelier, D. W. CLARK, Burlingtunj Mr.
l. .. Lee, South Royultun; L W. Bmisdrl Vrrgennrs
:, X. Collins Montpelier; P. Welsh, Brandon =,
VI 9fm6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
g,AmM1A,AR NRADST1Y7 .

UHE WINTER TERN will commence Thuraday Nov.
/ 25h with the same Board of instructions as at present
Tuition as heretofore Board 81 25 to $3.50 per week IN
private families. .-
l-Communicatons in reference the school should in
NO be addressed to MERRIAM but to the fnncPa'
| u. X. PANGBORN, Punc pal.
| johnson, Nov. s. 1852. 4lw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25

1nosA AND EFFEer.I have been greatly aABc,ad eoy
",ueds'ohed hy by an injury and afleryard the Frv
sfr faed 10 and around It, that at times have
~ hGh pam, and been deprived of s use entirely
" nus usua W troubled me os III cold weather bein ~
aJy lnueh ihiIaned, greatly swollen and yery sore
useu Varns remedies, anon which were abou tyentv
fl from 81 sa"aparla syrup, but did not receive any ben
me'lns ot = A, Viewers Canker and salt Rheum
~ aelng so highly recommended was induced to Iry
LIKING few boltes leg ntirely healed ih,ah cn'
70 use II until SIX fottles were taken and a The same
a1eu tnree boxes of The Ceale have now passed
ule oold season (tle first for many yearsI whout
y oupe ti my ley, which is free from Ervsinelas
h,"u oi hHmor or saFe as il ever was Dr. Weavsr's
" ci , nave entcted eat for me and hat aNe
t st hnu allre OF others. am therefore ontidaDt
NY "ie r pest. can recommend the tanker and Sail
tnoun syrup and ene 10 all who are afflicted with nnv
gihdgr The money paid for them. - " - - ~
Dtnlral Falls Il L. Fpb IQth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25

C,TORRS & LANGDON viii supply all calls for Bufa
, = Robes, by the Bale Oh single skin Oct %.
PRINCES g. EMBROIDERY GIMPS.
,NTORRs & LANGDON have just receIved .Frnges, Gin
y and variety Of Dress Trimmings. Sep6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
HATS AND CAPS.
no, 252 Greenwich Street,
BETWEEN MURRAY AND ROBINSON,
NEW YORK,

y. ?. LANSDOWN, Manufacturer,
RESPECTFULLY invites an examination Of hsstaet of
IL Hats and Caps, which for quaIt and chcapness he
IS confident cannot be surpassed at any other Establish
meHE
His cent and expenses are very moderate, and being
practical Halter, dev ting his personal attention the
business, and making expensive display their is
reason why he should not supply hscustumers in the most
satisfactory manner,
Ills facilities for manufacturing complete aud
efforts will be spred 10 retain his reputation fer making thu
very hest art Gle Doing entire Cash business, he Is
enabled to redcue the price Of
THE FINEST HATS TO $3.50
And warrants them fully equal many Of The 81 and S.
Hats sold elsewhere.
He keeps assortment of Hats at 3d. and others at
still uWef prices,
A choice assortment Of Boys and cbjldrens' FANCY
bats aud CAPS, ui The latest es. Also UMBREL
Las, CANES, CARPET BAGS, &c,
AZ Please observe address, and make Of it.
LandsGlo yyn, $50 Gre,uwi h street Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
&, w, CHAMBERLEN & Go.
IMPORTERS OF
Wines, Shirts, COrdiaIS and Liquors,

Nos. Y and Canal Block, Blackstone street,
G. w. CHAMBERLAIN, BOSTON.
NJ. 5. FOSTER,
cG0ds Pork Butter Cheese Dried Apples Peas, Beans,
Flannel Frocking Socks, Brooms, Pals, Mats Wooden
Wa Of all kinds Wrapping and Letter Paper Horses,
Carriages, harnesses, Sleighs, Boots, Shoes, &c &c
5rJ-l4oads can be purchased cheaper for cash
November II, 1852. 4om5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25

THESE Medicines the scientific preparation 81 reg
l. ular physician,
AZ The syrup is an article width stands unrivalled
and uneunaltd in this ar any other county, great HUI
MOI Medicine. is entirely itfrrent from any pfepara-
ration of SaaBarla Dock and is far heef than any
or an OF them. 1t mas been tested in NOR Than
500 cases embracing person Of both sexes all ages,
and in every life, aud for all the above named
diseases and vt our knowledge thee has not been
the drs instance where It has not done the worn just
it was stated il would do.
AZ n ore than 100. 600 cases Of humors in altheir
many and varied forms ayebreu treated ami permanently
cured by it,
~ ETysipelas.- Patients who have suffered from
this distressing disease for years have in every known
case heen cured by these medicines
~ At least 500, 900 Salt Rheum Patients havs
used the Syrup t. get with the Curate many If the m
old and nvetete cases and in every instance effected
cure 800
gcy For all scrofulous Humors. THE Syrup for
them has equal in Sar~apnrlN ~ an, tnlnq else
% Female lrregularities.-I'acre Is no one n.use
which produces greater uf su ring an tbp ir
regular action Of the female functions In these re-
stores health and s'redgh and yigur and enables nature
to assume her natural periods
o. Nursing Sore MOuth.--Ths truly distressin o
disease need M longer be the dread of nursing m tbe,
for there is now reliable remedy. The Syrnp tppethey
n the Canker Cure, will at eeCnaly and pefns
nenlly cure this disease
Nrnearel Hiuts and Mereurial Diseases are noisopoa
lmputteso the blood, which throu III their effect upon
the glands are felt in every part of the human system
Not organ that does ct feel the effects IT these
pnSons' ana oy helr reaction gpop each other teciuay
RtysnA all the unaided efforts OF nature throw them off
n such cases II there specific for any disease
the Syrup is for this.
NJ B. Neither of the above articles are genuine W tb,,
the signature of s, A. Weaver a Co on ria ont,.,,.
wrapper " Wv 0
Manufactured At New london Ct by $. A. WEAVER
/ & Co IL Wham all orders should OF addressed
AGE lsI-S' ~ Nuilus' Montpelier, q smith North
h'"; D. b. hraley, waterbury; Hodges & Nasun Rich.
Druggists IN New England ISIS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25

TN North Montpelier, one House, Woodshed aud Barn
| and a good Garden. The House is finished in good
and convenient manner The above will be sold cheap
and on reasonable terms For GWhr particulars enquire
OF John j. Willard North Montpelier, or OF the subscriber
i'm Rare VI WESLEY DODGE.
Noyembe, 4th, 1852. 46gf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25


Cramp and Pain Killer ,
The world is aslunsed at the wonderful cures petloIeu
by the Cramp aud Pain Killer prepared by ~ "a
PERKINS It's equal has never been known FOR removing
main in all for the cure OF Npihai copns, ol"
in the limbs and stomach, rheumatism IN al lts iof9, w.,
ious ehOic burns hruut, and gravel IL Is u'o'ueS
The bet remedy in the world Evidence of the most won
dertul cures performed by any meuclhe e On
lars in the hands OF agens--you may be posNey sure "
''iSS' B2Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp aud Pain Killer All others bearing tn,s name are
base limitations and will deceive aud tnufe tne pat'enl
price u % and 81 - cts per bottle according I" sHe'
| FOR SALE III -, A. 80,
q K Collins. Montpelier; G. u. & }. NJ Weeks ana
roIh, NrGaf.y a. Co. Lyndon; Chaplin, Glover;
! KIm6oll 4 Co Coventry w Howard, Albany "A scout
suuIh Cran<bury; Jones llntchngs, Woi1Oit; Nuyes
& Dntton nydrpark B Green ltchmnno Iamp'
Itowe, John Hobart, MiddltseX VIM Cuts, u mohlpe'
| er ] & Freeman, Piainird houo" q 9h"l' " N""'
doph, Fred Il smith. Noltlned. ---------
one ofhe most important of modern science
c a cre nf mn uUnary affections, is the Hasam Of Wlu
S nd the pradit OF it, discovery is due to the ceIe-
baird Dr. Wisiar This valuable compound mas restored
thousands OF sufferers TO health 1t IS eApecofan., ,om
and demulcso aud Is aid 10 be- purely vegetable pIea
s,Ii,n Hinder its mag H. influence the most uostln,te
nonybs colds and bronchial platlons disappear, we
baye a. ed il and can recommend II, paruCu!aIy ~ t
grason hen the great cause o. dStase' East "u'' ii"
IN nrpya,ent. The orgioual and 0niy genuine
~ XNistnr's BRlsam of wild Cherry =.
w p,yndnrad la The year 1913 and has beem "elltesleG II
III The complaints nr which ii Is recommended lor le'
Years il has proved more efcacios as remedy Tor cough
Colds luhucnza, Bronchitis, Asthma ana Cohsuhp'V"' Il
i'm lis incpient stages, than any 0lBsf intocie to,o
From the Dedhan, Mass Gazette FtD io'h' lotsi
1,h Introduction Of lhs famous medicine To tae pubic
by sstb W. Fowie has been Of mote selyrce, pohaoy
than az, other article That has yel Deth ucoEeieu;
has effected more cues Of various comlatS 'u y
Ia heir o,, than all the miserable ,mpounds tha nave eY
az ~ vel been trumpet I'D uehuGt the country rue ~
meruGs certificates in his advertisement lnliy sup'''"'"'0
y the virtues Of it, r.- po,orober m
ORIGINAL and only genuine article always bears 'o "'''
signature CT l. Bu1rs on the outside wrapper p ped6e
''SGENTs for WlsTAR'S BALSAM- >, r. heGHe
mis- Collins Montpelier; John A. s WHIT,
% g,iIh Adam Hobart Mortified John ? Hale, Fla9,ne.
p,n, B. Wooster Marshfed j. M. Richardson, wan
= seid; B. r. Goss, Waterbury e. Perry & Co.. Caoo'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25

MUTTON Hams and Carcasses for sale very cheap by
VI Nov. %. WALKER & WHITE.
Washing ton Co. Grammar School.
rIIE Of this Institution VIII commence Mon
L day, Nov. 29th. Instruction in French by Monsieur
Gubael IN music by George Wilder.
REV. HOBACE HERRlCk, Principal
MoutpelieT Nov, lG 1852, 40
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FOR SALE !

lust received from New York-prices much lie g
y than formerly--at The Peoples slore,I
Nov 8, 1852 LYMAN & KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
Consumption Can beCuredi

49, '|H NUNTRANY,
III g. , PORTLAND Sept. 4th, 1882
n,r ~. 0uoE'LA-Sir'-l "a We always heard thai when
loiuse night sweats come on, AMI Inc flesh ofhe legs
neg',s 10 pun up, that the of the Consnmpve Il
vpess bht II Is not So Such was my condition when
gan taxing your syrup OF Liyerwur, Tar and Can.
Smagua IN Aprll last after having been confined to nv
nca lor Two months My Physician had said he could do
mu,'A ioI me-my lfiends had no hopes, and my own
Inause' 10 less Then two weeks my Cough became quite
pOso ny ungs seemed as if mountain had been
% gu idou tne ana could sleep without being prop,
come PACK to NE, and with ii strength. need moi here
hce tne cure hroun all its stages. II is sufficient 10 saw
nent have had return of the discuss md WIKI nro
ot case, anticipate none You liberty to publish
thls lie tier. In haste, yours, &c.
JOS. LIBBEY.
Forsale by AL sCOvILL& Co., their pepo g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
ELEGANT SILKS

This day received-syles beautiful and prices low, at
L the PEOPLES STORE.
Nov. s, 1852.
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aEn-NRRNl NLlTEK ) :! !
Rich Dress Goods!

an ems & LANGDON have gong NOR -St@~-i-',y 'i,a"
Oh luT ao supeTuut German aud common ht0Yy Cloths
1--WE can sell them cheap Oct y.
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Lead and Oil.
$50 Buffalo skins!

CYORRS & LANGDON have received
y 1000 lbs WHITE LEAD,
80 bhls. LINSEED OIL. Oc
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NEW CROCKERY!

nUR CROCKERY ROOM Is repleuished EVERY
" WEEK aud purchasers will always find good assert
msnt nj KEITH & Bankers.
NV 3d.
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TlflE examination OF Teachers tor sa viii be held at
| the Corner sch oil House, salur@ Nov 27th at o.
clock, P. ~ Teachers wishing for Htheales should Do
present ]. NEWTU PEhklN, snpN
Berlin, Nov IS, 1859, 47w9
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TUsp received splendid assortment Of Fall and Winter
j gonnets ELLIS & BA CROFT
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:, FOR sale by A. l. SCoVILL& Co.. at their Depot
a 5all % 81, or Broadway n " and by al
| Also for sale in Montpelier by l''flSyeN
= I-ttTOn@-In turgg puttIes $I,UOi OF bOteB IGfe
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HARD WARE.

House Building Hardware of every descriptions Carpen-
tiers and joners Tools of The most superior quality also
Circular Saws, Mil Saws, Bird Cages, Housekeeping
Hardware and thousand lnngS in this line too numer-
Gus 70 r~i.'inns Also COED assortment Of =,