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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-30
NpAnltnral.
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mAPLt AH..
Mr.. TucKER;;--On reeci=zSshe last num-
Der of the Cuftiuator. i read AS1tice OF. he
.sappls-af sugar and molas 81 sQa N
mn return home, l found was nil5taH< Is
to where l obtained the receipt. Nwds gisk
Ell us by the Hon. 'J..S. Rettibene, of this'
town, and was taken by him from some agfi-
cultural work or from Patent Office report,
he is not certain which, but thinks 1t wssutak-,
en- from the report.
This specimen of loaf ]. sent you. was
merely made for family use as we did not
design making any for. market. The moias-
SEES was made from syrup, If which we ifade
about 800 pounds of sugar Of its-quivalent,
in molasses. We have but small works in
which we make sugar, from 225 TO 24o trees;
generally make from 1000 to l5Oo epogpYs.
sometimes less. isfS
send you the receipt as we make 1T: -
Seald the tubs thorough ly before setting them
out, and also when they are taken in, and as
often as they may become in the least ,sPut 7:
Boil the sap in sheet iron pan andehaidrop
under shelter. When the sap Is p0ils9 to
syrup, strain it through fannie, and has
y let it settle over night. To'oleahse sfQp,
for 80 pounds of sugar, take the whltesd q
eggs beaten to froth, teaspoontul OF sale
ratus dissolved in pint Of milk, stir 1t into
the syrup while it is cold, and keep slow
fire until the scum is sufficiently raised to
take off; boil down to tub-sugar; pour it in.
to the tubs while warm; when it is cold, bqre
holes in the bottom Of the tubs, ts.-skhftt
flannel cloths, and wiring them out fncoldswa
ter and place upon the top of the sugar ane
set it to drain. The cloths should be wet al
often as once day. After short time thu
specks Of cleansing remaining in the sugal
and colorng matter, will begin to rise to TIL
top. Take dry flannel cloth and wipe then
from the sugar as often as the cloths are wet
before laying them on.
For loaf sugar the process is the same, ex
cept that it is taken from the. tubs, melted
and run into tin cans, and drained again, a
the same time keeping the flannel Cloths OIL
the top of it. WALTER h. DEANS
Fuetory Point, Dec. 18Th, 1853. ~
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Dorietp.

An Irishman lost his hat in well, and
was let down in a bucket to recover it; the
we'll being deep, his courage failed him be-
fore he reached the water. In vain did nc
call to those above him-they lent deaf ear
to all he said, till at last, quite in despair, he
beloved out, "Be Saint Patrick, if you
don't be afther drawing me up, sure Iii cut
The r0pcw
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Eimors, w. Manch 10Th. 1854.
trict of RandOlull-- b


To the Hon. the Probate Court for tMc Dis
trict of Randolph
JONES RtCHARD. S. .CURRIER of Washington, in said
" District and shows your Hon. Cour That rrtore. 70
witt the fourth Tuesday of May 1885, he Jed by Jesse
Dickey, special Attorney, befra said Court to cr his ac
for certain properly claimed not to havey been by him
accounted for and fer the correction Of certain supposed
Ia his former rendered touching the estate 0f
Lydia Currer Of Orange, III said district deceased tes-
tateTha he appeared, and such proceedings were had that
said matters held by conuuances Outlined without
the knowledge Of notice to said Currier until the
Tuesday October, 1853 when said Court proceeded
to the adjustment and correction Of supposed errors and the
result was that adjudged against HIM in
his absence and stands upon the records Of said Court
against him, whereby manifest has interviewed which he
prays may b crcted Wherefore he prays this Hon. Court
to reexanc said account and correct the errors that have in
eryened in such manner aud at such time to said Court
ha just and that all Interested BE- notified to appear
and show and as in duty bou,d will ever pray.
March 9th, ]S5t II. s. ClRRIEE.
STATE OF VERMONT It IL ordered by the Probate Court
RAsDoLPu DIsTReT for the District Of Randolph aore-
said that the heirs and all persons interested in the estate Of
Lydia Currer late Of Orange, in said district, deceased es
Of to be holden Piers inn in Washington, in said dis
ct the 10Th day Of March, A. D. 1S5i and contest all
matters IN the hearing Of the aforesaid petition, and i'll the
rendition of the account Of said Cufrcr rs Administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased and for that purpose tile said petit
ton together with this order of notice IL to be published three
weeks auccassiycly In the Green Mountain Fireman.
paper printed Mopcior in this stac, which publications
shall he previous to the time Of hearing in the premises
aforesaid.
Given under my hand, at Randolph, this 7h day of March
A. D. ap5i. :, VI JOHN b. HUTCHINSON, Judge
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..1opruY OF NOTICE.

N rUIiIRTY YEARS of unprecedented
nopulariry and sale ofthe Vegetable
A$2 pulmonary Basam has satisfactorily
I. !. !.
X-Xta.rhf moved il TO be The most reliable remedy
ErS&akrks, Mar coughs, colds, consumption, and all
'stkpk discusses u tie lungs, throat and chest.
~ sAsssshI In confirmation of the above, have
KksFoh 1.-The pleasure to submit the following
ri 'Aaes,,, convincing evidence:
"A EAsLs,sk August lst 1858.
- gsI GENTLEMEN We the undersigned,
XlJss @s2e.-@ Wholesale Druggists, having for mn ny
-So,J yoir scgrtabe Pulmonary elsam are happy To
years ,npny its great efficacy in the relief and Of
" cnmpaiols We know uf no medicine which
naeIyedly sustained high reputation fer 80 org
n Of wears, which more rarely dIsapoipts the
le ,, s"%neertatiuns of Those who use il.
hp psyers Stevens, Gushing, Boston Mass-B. A. Fab
r,s,ock Hull Co, New Yak Gny-Atn e. Co Gin
ninnati O-Barna'd. Adams 4 Co... 81 Louis, NJ" Carl
ton & llnvey: Lowell, MaIS.-F Scammon Co. Chicago
iii 3. Wilder K Gu, Louisville. Ky.-R, Hor,ei
70. Buffalo, VI. l.. Thompson & Co Troy, n y
j. Muq>on Quebec C. E--W. r. Baird oudsiock, N B.
Barrett & sun Rutland VA G. Spear, !surIin gtnn,
W.-smth Il Pierce, Montpelier. VT While Hil',
AashnaN Hand many ether, If the oldest and most re-
Specialize Druggists and Apohfcarits in the United states
aud British Am, RIGA.
Certificate of Otis Peek, Esq.
HtkRc, Vermont. Feb 2lst. 1874
1t isnw about twenty years since first used the Veg
eiHole Pulmonary Basan il my family Since lhatine
has heeh my practice To keepa supply Of the article by me
for the use al my family " hch is la,se. and Tor the bel
emf OF my friends have uniformly tpnnd it 10 he very
valuable eficacous medicine; aud Think that by using II
seasolhhY tt the complaints for Whirh il il recommend
ed, h's often prev, nrd the disease from taking more
setmns iuim. lnont instance recommended il t. NJ.
bother, VIII" resides lutte state New York, who WA
dangerously i'll with complain of TIE ungs he has sine,
written To me for more, having found nothing which gave
him much TtIiet OTIS PECK
In connection with old 80 cent article now pu
upa 81 size, III nrgr square bottles h rich na,nrlcd hm
wrappers, gilt directions and fac simie If Vim. Jon'
tu'le' containing nearly four lines the quantity Of III
smaller szr.
~ Beware OF CGuntcrfeits and limitations
such rs CARRIES CoaPnuND PULMONARY BaLsAM, and nj
others IN part bearing The Enquire for the arcl
by its Whole name.
Vegetable Pulmonary Bolsani, ,, - ~
And see that II has the sniie OF WV. JoS,S CuTLE
npoh Tie outside wrappers Each bottle and seal Is stamp
ri " ' gtal,le Pulmonary EalSain.' ..<s-e-
Prepared by REED, CUTLER n CO., Importers an
Wholesale Dealers in MEDICINES, PAINTS CHEMICALS an
DYE STUFF. 81 India street, Boston, aud spd by Drui
gists APuihecares and County Merchants generally.
For particulars md recommendations see panplei nc
comlanyng each bottle. Price, large size. 81 90 sn,a
size so ceris. Sold in Montpelier by SMI ri L. FIERCE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-30

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Count holden at
WAsHINoroS Di,TEicr IS. Nnntrrlier within and for
said Dls'rct. on lhr Sill oay If March, 4 - 1851
| EhUEh Perry aud john Hall, Administrator, the
IL Estate Jonas Hail late of Calais in -aih Dtrici de
ceased, prest; til administration acco,nt for settlement:
Wherepun II l. ordered that the br referred Ia the
7th Nav If Ap;ii next at the Probate Office in said Mo
pter. for examination and allowance; and that all Con
cernrd BIZ uuts hereof by the publication Of this erdcr
in the Green Mountain freeman, Wuled at Mnntpelitr
ree weeks sncCrssvcly may be, that they may
appear md at said time and Place. if they Cause D6
ject thereto. ~ order uf Court,
IL At,s', JOSEPH POLAND, Judge
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Atw En9Iand Truss Mandatory
JAMES FREDERICK FOSTER
- -MANuFACTuRER Of
Rachel and spiral Trnsscs,

"'' 'hnT"S'OH tNitft, boo
Boston, Mass.
A l thu various approved TrnSsrs CONSTANTLY for sale
~ Ladies waited on by Mrs. Carolinr D. Foster, who
has had twenty years. experience in The business
Tie will keep fan supply of ready made Trsscs fu,
Gentlemen and LADIES' Ynuths and Infants Abdominal
spmrters OF hveorsis different kinds, and such as Iu.
Chapins spiral, Cutters, Fuchs Ingalls, Ac
the above place.
Thatolluwins certificate from Dr. John c. Warren n,
boston, was gwen II years since bar will last fore ve,
B"sroN, Iany !, 1885
Having had occasion la ,bsetNe Il III same nrysn
AFFLICTED with Hernia have stiff red rrnc from mo
of skilfn workman in accommodating Tr,lssrs In m,
pecnirities Of ti cases, have tan ell pains In ,ntr,,
nysef ct the conpcrn If Mr.. ]. F. Foster 10 sun,iv
S "emc,. nry "ccns"nrd by the death OF Nj. Beauh
hufI some mouths ef observation Of b work am ~, II
salisned thai Mr. Foster s wcllacqunutcd W m IN. mann
,; ~, ~ ,s instrument ana ILgcni"us in atcumnss
tihg to the variety u; cases hcl uccir feel rs -. -
Ia T, commend him Ia my professional ,n,
Iup.'c as person well fitted supply their Want. in
regard To these iinp rt"ut articles "
JOHN &. WARREN, NJ D., no.,on.
,r.,. rEsriMoNiALs
Tue "haeslghed take great pleasure in rrcomm.ndi, ~
'n, '''"ie consideration those wln arc unbunrv
ami iu "Hh Hernia, Mr. James Frederick Foster as
sk'lln aud competent person in the mn ,r,c AZ
w VI ltusses We have employed him. (son,p nr ne e.
"vo o ,mF stnrs'} and therefore speak fem persona
hno"touso I" hls abilities. Ills early rdyantayes M
ny experience in the business aud The ,nrre uumh.r
nu'' ""." W"oh he has relieved in a variety of cases
fehun ", Va our opinion, equal if superior to any
s ~, 81 inc article. His father Des Gjdeun
Fo''e o harlestnwn, aster of The Pnr Tlou.c in
tna '1~ W. ~ Upwards OF twenty four years during which
period M, roster aVailed himself Of The op, runi, go
Wn UNIV, "pg"n VI ifusSts to great variety of cases
win st' success some of which were Of ycry com
Its well known To all wbn bu ya o.,..i. =,
1russes mat their great excellence insists in the od'n.
tion TO ne eoy AZ the snme time relieving the nn,,ent
ANY crlihaiy methanc may make Truss bul unne b.,
skilfhl practitioner can apply II in such
nally, and oennes radically the complaint ''''
t'ur eHpetlrnre has convinced that Mr. Foster haz
thoroughly attained this knowledge The nag
Dr.. j. @. "areh.and other eminent surgeons wbicn b
has shown us, fully sustain the opinion we be,.
}. Charleslown, March 1,lst7. "''0 e'IteSs'
David Qndg, aged 70 Samuel E,heridye ,,.d 40
Newhall Martin, "7s Arnold southwIei, "A
lsmesR Turner, 30 iona Locke, RI
San Payson, d" 70 Urlah TUFTS w
Persons ordering these lrusses by mail and p,vj,, Al,
nencns and say right side le can have them sent n
Of iheconnry by express, and at Just the nrce
NO double J. +. fOsii'ER. w
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gseniafMin WELLS Estate.

STATE Of VERMONT, in Probate Court held At
WAsnINGros DIsrnicT npclier within aud rsai1
district, On the 10Th day IF March, \. il. 1854,
II &. PUTNAM, Administrator Of the Estate If Benia-
L MN Wells, late ii "a oudbnr, in sad Ds,ric:
ceased makes application to sad rt, representing that
the said Benj .mH Wells was in his ite time under
TRAIT, binding in equity Ia deed Iaac Wells Of said
Woodbury., the uluW na described real estate Wit the
sn'teiy half ot la" No. 60 In 'aues ,uv,y called. he
ing the same land on which Isaac Wells now lives and
praying hat license may BE- grah mto convy said LIANT
acrudlng 10 sGah ro'ar Tertie il is ordered by said
'ourt that sail application refer ed session lhcit.t
to be he Id at The Probate flee in Montpelier the lth
day Of April. A. D. 1851 for hearing and decision hrrco
and is further "dtd. that notice q said arllcaui
aud If the time and acc appointed for the hearing thereof
be gwen 10 all pesns Interested by e publication # the
same three weet ks stcc"ssvry in The Green Mountain
Freeman, newSIa published at Montpelier previous
to the time appointed, that the, may appear at said time
and place, and ii they ohec to tho iicenre up
pied tor Ivy the Conr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-30
For the Greou Mountain Freeman.
BEE FEEDING. .

Much has been said aud written on the
subject OF bee keeping and bee feeding, and
probably much remains to be said in support
OF, and against foolish or impracticablc ithco-
RES We are not surprised to find great
amount of error mixed up with little sprink-
ling of truth in forming theory where spec.
ulation seems to be the most prominent OBJ
Jcct in view. 1t seems to be the policy Of
sPecu ators, in the first place, to pull the wool
over the eyes, in order to palm off on the
community any theory Of doubtful utility.
| take it for granted that bee-keepers, gen
orally or great majority of them, in our
county,, are aware of the fact that Axfsii.
rassssimsssne the inventor or lin yserer
of peculiar feed for the honey-bei
This feed has been veryhighls Commend
ed for two purposes. Fugtxto " Used as food
or bees in case Of daps7tom starvation.
SECOND, to make draN 51ag.
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FAIR BANKS

ne OF the hest applications ever discovered forthc cure
" OF the following Diseases: 4r
inflammation Of the lunss Sore TIL oat, Phtsc. Head
Ache, Piles, Choic. Cnmp Fever, and other Sores, Ea,
Ache, Cuts Burns aud Sca'is, rumais,, Bruises and
Strains, Sings Of lhi cts, yspepsia Worms Chilbans
This Compound will reinuve that foul bilious matter
from the stomach, which many Diseases ms fnI
lovs-PainS aud ii2Aine>s in the head sickness n, The
Stomach, Loss Of Appetite, Eustiyenrss. Janndice Weak
ness, bowel ComPlent and in Colds 1t gives immediate
relief iftaken in Season.
Among thr many important discoveries of this genera.
lion is whose n'a will he written as with sunbeam
IN The history of the past Fairbanks celebrated Healing
Coponnd stands forth alone, aud b. his own works nm
claims its power That lutte eloGuenre so ressfa.y at
er'ng in the appeals of The suffering for relief has been
answered Hundreds Of havtibern cured Ly mi
Invaluable medicine, and they be produced if neces
~, osubsiantIae beyond Doubt The healing virtues n
this PREPARATION.
The Compound il coabned with the most effec,ua aids
the mast sautay productions. and s success in the re
oration to health uf those who had long pinned under dis,
irrssnu Jnalndius has given II M. exalted character
Manufactured and sold by the pronretor in West toyIs
ton, Nuss. ACEFAlRBANK.
Il. A. Hodsr, Richmond, and j. B. Dralry, Waterbury,
Retail Agents 3. o.TYLER, Montpelier, General whole.
sale and retail Agent
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}@ AY L RS
50 80 PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES ORA
FA MILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long existed public demand for an
effective purgatiye pill which could be relied on as
sire and perfectly safe in its operation This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten.
sire trial of its virtues has c0ncusiyely shown with
what success it accompshes the purpose designed.
1t is easy to make physical pill, but not easy to
make the best Of al pills one which should have
none of the objections. but all the advantages of
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgatiye
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not Many of them produce SO much
gripping pain and rcvusion in the system as to more
than unterbaancc the good to be- derived from
them. These pits produce no irritation or pain,
unless it arise from previously existing obstruc-
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity; b'it it is better that any medicine should
be taken iudiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to which they are APP
plicnblc gwen on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them, we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
of Jaundicc Indigestion, Lengnor and Loss of APP
petite listlesSnesS, 1rrita' ity, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever aid Aguc rain in the Side
and Lons for, in tr1.ti, all thes' are but the con-
sequence of diseased action IN the liver. As an
apcrient, they afford prompt and relief in Co.'S
tiveness, Piles, Collie, Dyscntery, Hnmors, Scrof-
ula and Scuryy Colds with soreness Of the body,
Ulcers and impnrty of the blood; in short, any
and every case where n purgatve is required.
They have also produced some singularly sue
sessfnl cures in Rheumatism, Gout, nrops,, Gravel
Tpelas, Palpitatioh of the Heart, Pains in the
SfaCkt S1tbAcb, and Side. They should be freely
E9Hh ilfPe Spring of the year, to purify the blood
5ana pr&1o the system for the change of seasons
A. ax""al dose stimulate, .s the stomach "a; and
te1nd vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their
Istmul"nt action on the circulatory system, reno
waite the strength Of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but un-
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
as every purgatiyc medicine reduces the strength,
when taken IL excess. The thousand in Mich
physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves 10 the reason of every
>body ,,@ar1 it Il ranfdeiitly believed This pill will
-nsMeg Asbct+er purpose than any thing which has
hitherto -beesr available fg mankind. When their
SttAes are once known, The public will no longer
d0Nbhwhat renety' to employ when in need Of
catNfc medicine -
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The KING AND SE1pLHz PowDERs.-On the
first consignment Of Seidlitz Powders to the
capital of Delhi, the monarch was deeply in
terested in the accounts Of the refreshing box.
A box was brought to the king in full court;
and the interpreter explained to his majesty
how it should be used Into goblet he put
the twelve blue papers, and, having added
water, the king drank it off. This was the
alkali, and the royal countcnancc expressed
no sign of satisfaction. 1t was then explain
cd that in the combination Of the two powders
lay the luxury; and the twelve white pow
aers were quickly dissolved in water, and as
eagerly swallowed by his majesty, with a
shrek that will be remembered while Delhi is
numbered with the kingdom. the monarch
rose, staggered, exploded, and, in his full agg-
onies, screamed, "hold me down Then,
rushing from the throne, fell PROSTATE on the
foor. There he lay during the long coptin-
ued ctfervesconce Of the compound, spirtiug
like ten thousand pennyworths Of imperial
pop, and believing himself III the agonies OF
death, melancholy and humiliating proof
that kings are mortal.
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MAEDSV AR II.

\NE have just receiyad large addition to our stock Of
w HARDWARE These who wani
NICE DOOR TRIMMINGS.
Jonrrs' Tools Carriage und Tire Bits MIN saws weed
do cross m, do, circular do, Brass Kettles sad lions
and almost Thing in this line, buy them very cheap
s,n, IA issa SCOTT Is "...
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Information for the Blind.

DEOVISt0N IL mate, at the Perkins Instjtunon p
ton for the gratuti0is hoard and instructions d,,,
Ave years, &C the blind children Of Indignant naians h
longing To Maseachuses. and fni u limited nrrha, 10
longing Maine, N.w hampshire Vernon ma r ac
nectcu Those Of Rhode Island pay one third Of The
Children Of wealthy parents pay $50 per unnu,n AIN,
blind persona can have gaiui;nus nstructirns IL
paying their boafs Amer six tbs~
are paid MI the profits of their woik - 4 l, 10y
For further particulars, address X*f "
1. q HOWE Dtrerfe, =.
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The G. SD III dioal
DHSCOVE z2Ic4oAf1arXEE. 4
MR. KENNEDY uy,o e Fad, In ono Of
VI onr common > leeds AJflN1yy E4E& X
EVER y Oty4l MUlss

EVER y oFsl tlMOlss
f s''% b. y l;,ss Is::
no" ri Ii, s. s s'.g
val,,'. all within twenty miles IT " ~ O. kS~
Tw. bot, , e. are ~s.T"" nj; r 1"s ia NM, 'm
pies on the fave,
Two.e three lnitles will Ct u ne system Of Glsg-s
Two b,ti-s warranted curg HE w"rsI taIter in
~ mouth ana -tamwh.
Slhrer - five No r. Wt'fan'f4 ia cue the worst
kind of 81, sip4la-,
On-tu i've uu.,.rs arr ,u~yaord 10 euro all hun in
ihrry,s,
Two bottles AYR warranted t. elrc rHnHing If the eals
and hlr ici'> ny In uh't
Four III six ,,,lts airh'rd 10 care corrupt and
running Meets. 81
Uur hu'tv wi cn,r -t,!, ,tnp uof 'br skin
Twi /" lI'c i,,il trtAn tn he most des
tttraie c,sr If rhelhtls,n
Two h. THE, are WtT,nird L. cafr tie wo'S' case oi
ipgw,nin
Three 10 four h,lle4 are wagrattd In r,,re @at rhcum
Fvern light b.th viii rura tho wnrtct-''t :cri"'a.
hen III Is alwnNs xIrr ncrd rAn III" t+>' bottle ana
Iptte, cIry Wrrnni,d WHEN HE atDT' jql salty Is
TAX n.
Reader, have pcJdlea o>.t husard b'tlrs If This
in the vicnitl It i">t krr" icrii rS OF II Ia ~
cry cast 50 wat, "a eMngn'h hte, So riit
will this ne hnulr n,f ia ah 'r III II t"t ''''
hottie sold nhohrr Hiirt t'isl haiMMs sWdks Tor IT.
self There ar" ~" thing 'm,n his her" mat nppea I"
IN suroi-ng ir, That II g'"> tr"hr ,"si"res ~ some
Pac quite I',l ~ It's hl,r h. snrvr' heth kh"wh
nn, discovered 1t N SD s,,ond that 1t >lrhld ere
all kinds hunirr hHv sEeu il childcu year old
up l., I'D If ,Ai tr', r nrniIrsi won ~ IN h"s
VI tn the l.Ii ct ?, aud IN all Gases the cure
IL cerian. N"targr ui a. Is ever nccesfary-tat tue
best "a. :
sr Kennedy sivc, personal attendance in bad casos Of
Scu,fula 800
Price 81 on. Manufactured hy ria!j Kennedy, i.o
w rren street, knAb.ty. fIr SALE b, SMITH rlEhcE'
Monin rr. V, Il nti,l Agents frn Ver,u"Bt. ny r
e. Smith, Norlneld Il. tf lie, =" alenry, II u G,sen'
Richmond, Orris Fnnch, Bare A. H. fns""rtlEs'"h
iianst,wn, WtliacH Il I'ickry Wet Tnfsiaw
A liberal discount made Il, those Wh26hhNfn A.
Aputh1 carries, trocsr. AMI u'hcrs. n'd 'ikr 10 ~
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-30

PRESENCE OF MIND UNDER DFFIcULT1Es.--
Decidedly the coolest affair Of this winter
came off the other afternoon, in Philadelphia.
One of the fastmen, in u new trotting wag-
on, with two horse team, turning out of the
stable suddenly, his horses started, struck the
wheels on one side against the curb.stone, and
tipped the driver out, who scrambled to his
feet. hailed friend looking on (as the team
@tiverless dashed at full speed up the street,
Halo! Whatl you give for that wagon
as it runs? quick how much I:
Sixty dollars was the reply.
'Dope!'
Two minutes afterwards at the corner OF
neighboring street, there was pile OF brok.
en- spokes, tires and springs, with damaged
wagon body, &c., waiting tor the purchaser