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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to me
~ are requested to make payment forthwith. ss
no longer indulgence be siyen-for the present
at No q Pearl Of. -. -
VIM. EGOLESJONss
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ITOTTCE.-I wish TO inform the citizens
~ 81 Riehmosd and the RsilEosA Companies Y
sesasral that am pFepatsd g afzt4 thsm ~ n.
kWklHSoslE kkxda Noe alEf kEb SwHESE vssoiE SfticiNG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE.-Ihe undersigned having pur.
~ chased the Drug Store, corner Of Broad and 4th
respectfully solicit the patronage Of their fends and
rne pubic generally, we having competent gentle
who has thorough knowledge of the busines IN sii
Its branches. - = -
we have on hand large stock of fresh Drras
Paints and Dyestufs at wholesale and retail which
we can sell low. Also, a large assortment ~ Par.
fumery, Fancy Articles and Paint Brushes.
A. A. GEORGE L CO.
an "a Ne go 1.~Ii.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

i'uE IMpERfAL BEpHooM--The Paris cor
respondent OF the Mirror Of Fashion gives
the following account Of the bedroom Of the
Empress Eugene, at the Tuileries, having
esen it previous to her Majesty's recent re-
,4lru from Fontainbleaiu. The sketch is clos
Cd with fitting and significant question.
All that magnifcence serves but to remind US
Of the foul trcachery and bloody crimes by
'vi,ich it was purchased. Who envies the
imperial murderer his repose by day,or ght,
IL the midst of such splendor?
1.-THE upholsterers have furnished it with
= magnificent sky-blue silk hnturr along the
walls, which is fixed by gold frames, in the
style Of Louis XIV. The arm-chailS, chairs,
~ofas and lounges arc Of the same style and
like silk. As for tina bed, all made with gilt
r-ryel wood, it is covered with a courre pieds
L; Maline lace, and the curtains of blue silk
aud lace, are hung down all around it, in the
.2mo manner as the old beds Of our grand
mothers. The carpet is also of blue color,
Aad 50 thick that one would take it for bear
kin. 1t was made at Aubusson, express y
fnr the place in which it lays. The ceiling
OF the room was painted by Mr.. Bresson, and
it r'lrosents a group Of geniuses throwing
tewers from rich baskets. The painting is
80 well done that no one could believe that
the figures are not alive. In short, this mag
NiIicent bedroom is the ne plus Whra of rich
Uass snl Gle ance, But what are the dreams
nn}or those laccs T"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

t5ooo ENoUGH TO BE TRuE.-The LYNN
!News tells the following story OF an incredu.
ious young man, whose father had promised
before death to hold spiritual communica.
ton" with him.
The spirit Of the old gentleman (who. bv
the way, had been somewhat severe in mat.
'ers Of disciplinc) was called up and hold
some conversation with the boy. But the
messages were not at all convincing, and the
youth would not believe that his father had
anything to do with them.
Well said the medium, what can YOUR
father do to remove your douts9
If he will perform some act which is char.
n:teristic Of him, and without any direction
as to what it shall be, | shall believe in it,
Very we'll, said the medium; we wait for
some manifestation from the spirit-land
This was no sooner said, than las the story
soes) table walked up to him and kirkeo
him out Of the room!
Hold on stop him cried the terrified
youth. That's the old man believe in
the rappingsp
Our hero has had no desire to stir up the
oA gentleman since,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
.T05,Es EGdy,S Esfaee.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Prubute court, holden a
WasHrSaroS DisrRicI, SIS. Montpelier within and for
SAID district, on III, lat day Of March, A. n 1854
NELsONA, CHASE, exccu,o, Of the last vii, and Tes
~ aneut IF Johu Eddy late OF Calais said district.
dec-a.ed his administration fit settlement
hvreupon il ordered hat the he referred the
3sth day Of March nst tho Probate Office in said Mont
prie for examination and allowance aud that all con-
crrned he notified hereof by tile publication of this order
In the Green Mountain Fireman. printed at Montpelier,
three weeks vey may be- that they may
appear and SAID time and place ithey CAUSE objcc
thereto BY order of court
Attest, JOSEPH POLAND, Judge 4.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
STAGE LINE.
bradford to Montpelier.
DEN TILOTSON. Driver G. Agent

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
CSTAGES leave Bradiud for Cornth 'rnryl,au Orange
y Barre and Montpelier III Mond ", Wednesdays and
fridays, arriving At Montpelier at uclock, ?. NJ.
Returning. leave Aontpeiitr un TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
ana Saturdays, ati A. NJ pa>ainc through the above,
named arrive AT Bradford season Tor the first
ira j. fuI l,nsun, nnA tue second train north
Fare from Bradford to Montpelier, $3.50
From barre and orange to Boston, 500
Passengers h, takinA tins stage al bradford reach
of the following places the rexi day, VIZ Burlington,
Whitehall Saratoga Schenectady. Utica SytaCusr Rocl.
ester i,ntiau, New Yori City, Rouse Point Malone, Og
densiur.h "a kctlS iiahnr st. Johns, La Prairie and
Montreal. G, L Office ut Montpelier : USioS iluusE"
Jn,y, 1853, r. L u. ROWLAND, rrupreturs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
Braintree, Feb. 81, 1854.

MARCH OF SURGICAL SKILL.--Leopold, Duke
Of Austria, the same who imprisoned our
Cour dc Lion, met with an accident. His
horse fell upon him and crushed his leg. The
surgeons said his limb must be amputate,
but nona pf them knew how to amputate it.
Leopold in his agony, laid Ratchet on his
thigh, and ordered his servant to strike with
a malIet. His leg was cut off, and ne died
of the gush of blood. Such was the end of
that powerful Prince. There is not brick
layer who falls from ladder in England who
cannot obtain surgical skill infinitely superior
to what the sovereign of Austria could COM
mand in the twelfth century.-Macauiay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
poetrv.
For the Green Mountain Freeman
IN MEMORIAM.

vas out among the stars tonight,
With heart as cold as they;
The moon glanced once from giddy height,
Then passed on a cloud away.
And the snow was bright on the distant hills,
Like the .tar-lit waves at sea;
But my spirit turned from this loveliness
To dream, dear one, Of thee.
Thou hast left me now, and never more
Can case in thy loving eye.
And never again, as III days of yore,
Do merry when thou art nigh.
For where the prairies are fnirest, thou
Had st sought for . golden store;
But the death-damps rested upon thy brow,
When few short months were DER,
And stranger gathered around thy bed;
Fher care was in vain to save,
And before the golden summer fed,
They dug thee dismal grave;
And there, in the western solitude,
Thou 'rt wrapt in that dreamless sleep,
Where, by day, the birds shall chant thy drge,
And the stars night-watch keep.
Can mourn for thee, departed one
Ny tears would indeed be vain,
ror though the light and the srrng-tlme come,
Thou wilt net return again.
Thy rest is sweet in genial cline,
And flowers bend DER the aod
Though winds may wall In the winter time,
Thy spirit is with its God.
And the beal. north wind--old Winters breath
Shall never disturb thee more,
Since thou hast passed through the gates of Death
To those who had son, before.
We miss thee ever at eventlie,
When we gaze at the vacant chair,
Aud think that years as they onward glide
Will never behold thee there.
Iha books thou hast loved, the pictures, too,
Seem lonely and cold to night,
For thou never shah conc TO the dear n?s more,
And bring with thee life and light.
9nt when the glorious starlight falls
On valley, and hill, and plain,
We think thou TT watching above Us all,
And dream Of the lost again.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

t4.rrLE TO Do.--Tho Cleveland Plain
Den.tr has the tolowing
An athletic specimen from the Emerald
l<Ie called into the counting-room of one of
Nn' liver street merchants
The top 0 the mornin' to We, M:sther p
-; I've been told yere in want O help
I've but little to do replied p, with
mercantile gravity.
TN the very boy for yco;. It's but lite
oaro about doing-an it's the money I'm
atthcr. shure.'
The naive reply procured him situation
with p.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


Ffan the Commonwealth
Pcrrya Hungarian Bau'.-lf yoa wish blessings t. fab
upon your hend in such way as To cause brilliant glores
To sprnnt II il, buy and Try perry's hungarian balm
1t Is the thiug fer the hait
FROM the y. f. Directory.
The Hungarian Balm sold by Messrs. Burr Perry a,
No. Corhill is ofthe hest piepa atoms for the ai
In use, We have tried tr article and find It fully
answers the purpose for which intended, that Of clean
ing, Identifying aud strengthening tile hair.
From the Bost"u Pathfinder.
fert's Hungarian Balm Ia decidedly the be 81 arcie ev
offered Ia the public far preserving and b-autfying the
hair Having given trial do not hesitate t. udorsr
oil that is claimed furii.
From the Daily Evening Traveller.
MesUs Bur- Perry, No C"rnh, have in,r0duc ed 10
the Boston Market aud elegant prea ration for tn.
hair, called the =" Hungarian Balm" which has alrrad,
Obtained high reputation among he thousands that have
tried the article
From the Daily Bee.
Perry's gnriau Balm "A good head of hair IL poe
session beyond value 1t Is ornamental and useful. II
ensure this IL necessary generally to aid nature in keep
ing the ots ofthc hair In vigorous condition. and I'll.
kin free from dandutf This IL most eff; ctuny accom-
plished by the of perrs Hungarian Balm sold n
Burr Perry No Curnhill. Those no have
tested lis properties, pronounce 1t superior srtice Lr,
the reader try and see
The Commonwealth sa,s. The Hungarian Balm Is one
of The best articles to he fourn Boston Tor The hair
Beware If counterris and worthless limitations The
genuine has the words, "pEkRY'S HUNG ARIAN bal N
FOR THE HAIR" blown in the glass The label and en-
velop will bear the signature of }. A PERRY, Sole Pro
priefor.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by BURR &
PERRY, at N. Il Patent Medicine Pptfnmety Store No.
Coroh and sold by Druggists asd Fancy Goods Dealers
I through The United states and Canadas
Sold in Montpelier, VI, by SMITH & PIERCE North
field, by +. L. Smith 4Ome
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
Dartetv.

For ii" Green Mountain Freeman.
przzLE.--What word Of thirteen letters,
out of which may be formed twelve words
iincluding the main word) without transpos-
ing the ettersa What one Of ten letters,
forming ten words; and what one Of seven
letters forming seven words, in the same mani
rert T.. NJ. W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

NR kENNElF &C RcAh'lIV, las disctvrtd in emo
~ Our Comm N pasture w, eds a REMEDY tha, cties
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,

Wv EN- MIND VT II NUN,
Frm the worst Scrnfu,n dnwutsut n,non Iimpe.
He has ttled il ia eleven hundred cases, aud
fail tIrpt in two cases, (bolh thunder hnmr. Ito has
now III his possession nvrr t"" bundled certificates its
Valr. all within twenty m.e1 "f Boston.
NV" bail lea ale wrrfintri tncnre nnrrg sore inunth
One 10 three bottles viii cure the worst kihd If rim
ilrs on TIE face.
Tive 10 three bottles viii clear the SYSTEM of be9.
Two bottles ar. warranted turure The worst caker in
IT, mouth AMI soniich.
sFhrsr five h,tles are warranted IN cule the worst
Kind Of er, siIeLis.
Onctn tmu bottles are warranted 10 cure all hun ,r IN
Iht EYES.
Nv" bltle- warranted tn cure running Of the ears
ana oh'cilrs an'ng III ,lair
FunrIu SIX bottles warranted IL cure cuiruYt and
running ulcers.
Cue bottle WILTSHIRE scaly crnriinn Of the skin.
Wa To three D0'S are warrant, - the most des
ltrale case uf rheumatism.
iva bitleS are rlnted to cure the wors, ca.e at
ingwuIm
Three II four bottles are warranted 10 cure .a rheum.
Five IN tg' bottles viii cure hc Of .cruulu
hrht nj Is always experienced frm the first huttlr and
pt1ieI cure - warranted when the abDvr quantil, liz
taken,
Reader have ppaded over It Thousand bottles Of this
IN the vicinity 1t BoFn. know the III cts OF it in
cry cast 50 sure as water VIII cMngni.h irr, sure
VIII this ritt hunor. lnever sid Hlc Of it hui ha,
battle sold anoiir inter trn il always speaks n. IL
self There are tw" things about s hcrh lla appear Ia
me slrId.'"g-fr'i that grows i'll "r pastures IN
places qt silently ard yet its virtue has ever hrr known
nuii Giscuvcr,d II in Si6; Second. that it Should care
al Kind, o hnn,ur have gwen i, chidrrnu ,-nrtl
up To Id men If sISf! from tbs honilies, Cos.
TN UP Ia the belle Of Pumaun', and IN all Gases thu
/. cernin N"rLaage If diet /. ever necessary tho
best ynn can get
MI Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad casos
SCotfula.
Price $i,b1. Manu- facuctd by Donald Kennedy lo0
rrpu street, R,Nhury. For sale II, Smith x PIERCE
Norrrer, VI Geu-rh Agents fr Ntimiut. Sold by +
sn'h, N"nhhci'.I H. laiirl, Waterbury T.. h. Green
Rc;mond, Ofris French, Barre, a. Il. hnswuth, " il.
}iin.tewn, Wallace < uickty, Wet Tol,han,
lib raj dscnin, made la t!osr no huy ii sell again
Apdleaa carries, E5ureS, an others who nIi like
Us agrh,1, viii picae send IN ihnir orders l0mG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
ahNasae GNOk3S Estate

ilE uhecfhcrs, having been appointed by the Honor
l able Pruba Court for the District of WASHINGTON
Commissioners 10 receive, examine, and adjust MI claims
aud demands of all against the Of Duane
Cook late Of Barre in said district dt ceased represented
inoven and the tenn 1t six h. from the frs, day of
huary 1854, u wed by snd Court to the creditors
said deceased o exhibit and puvS their respective claims
he ore usDo give notice that we will attend 10 the d,t
HAS Of appointment at the dwelling house of y. @.
Cook IN Barre in said district the first Tuesday "C
May md August at O'Clock in the afternoon, each
Of said days
Narre, March 9Th, 1854.
~ SpA PA GqDeE' com's
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
Important to Young Wen;
80 rcadv wavs to make monev

7 OFFER for sale upwards of thirty different Receipts,
J. many OF which have been sold the past year for five
dollars pece, and the whole comp Using ditr ut
ways make money In the sale of ct these atcts
alone, have know young men the past year RIO make
from FIVE To twelve dollars per day. and in ths mannfac
and sale Of any Of the articles, young Of
energy und ability can fail to make money.
Address Il. BOWMAN. Boston, Mass, enclosing one
dollar and the whole number Of Receipts viii be forward
ed by mail No letter taken from the office unless prepaid
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company fee called On T..
give public notice that no tickets will he recognized by
their AGENT At PANAMA. which not signed by an Oh
CT THIS CoNrlN mad tickets thus signed can he
obtained Only At their Agency M West street, New v"-
or "f e. H. Bartlett, Esq Bostnn; or Mcs''r ..--.ong,
Harris Il Co, New Orleans ny order.
WIN II DAVIDGE. Secretary
New York, January aG, 1852.
Plans Of the ships he seen aud tickets secured nj
the only authorized Agency Office for The Pacific Mali
Steamship Company No, IL Broad ST., Boston.
G. l.. BARTLETT, Agent.
DustOn July % 1854 3Oyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

PASSPORT SYsrEh.-A ludrcious result of
passport strictness has just occurred A Ia
dy expecting her confinement, was at Capri
with her husband. Wishing that the child
might be born on the main land, they sailed
across the bay; but the youthful Neapo,itan
having unexpectedly made his appearance
during the three hours voyage, they were
not allowed to land, because 1.-The infant was
aoi in the passport"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

SosEcy.---Cleland, in his gaelic vocabula-
fy, states that gay applied to nosrgoy, is de-
rived from the Celtic language, in which g'orh
denotes bo"gh or bunch Of .Aorers to be
held to the nose.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

SpEcuLArIvE.-Somebody says that if all
mankind could wink at the same moment, the
muscular effort cxerted would be sufficient to
ios1le the earth out Of its orbit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
GILMAN 4 CLARK,
Carriage Manufacturers,

MONTPELIER, VT.
DERSONS wishing for superior article Of WARRANTED
L COVERED CARRIAGES, Wagons OF Siei hs ure re-
specially invited tn examine our work.
RTAll orders promptly attended TO- CO
&c, GILMAN. Slss4.- jNo. W,FLARK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
WORTHY OT' NOTICE,

THIRTY YEARS If unprecedented
~ popularity aud sale ufIhe Vegetable
q.
A, ~. Pulmonary HalsaIn has satisfactorily
NEeeef, IpToyed ittG he the m0SI reliable remedy
AGpNsESle lfnr coughs, colds cunsuIn Iiiou and all
VIZ sat,eskss ois6rA,s ( Tie ltngs 4ia and chest
Il. r>ssa In continuation # tie ah'vr, VT have
Fassek iIhe pita~uIe To submit the following
"A pe esiLA,i &C nyincine evidence:
I'D EEAs, Augu lst 1883.
z hHHsv, yts GENtLEMEN:-Ne. the uSdtIsignsd.
se<<s's%sss- " i,,ic sale Druggists having fr mnny
years sold your eegetahle Pulmonary Basam happy
bear testimony its great efficacy in the relief ind care
Pulmonary complaints We hn"n If n"4It.ksiae Which
has destvedly sustained high reputation iurg
term If years, whJh more ran y d:sapons the
able expectations of thasr whuns IL.
Brewers. Stevens, & Gushing, tnt,n Mass r. A Fai
ncstock, Hull 4 c., Mrw Y. TX Ghy- Alien 4 Go Gin
cinnati O-Raruard. Adams l. TO-. It Louis tart
ton & Huvey Lowell, Mass.-F Srun,,nnn \ Ca Chicago
Ill.,, h. Wilder 4 Co., l'usvii Ky.,-R. Hni.iei 4
Co. Buffalo, VI. l.. Z mpsou Il Ca, Troy v
j. Nuss"n, Quebec g. E-W. :. Baird, "d slock, D.
Barrett {, Son, Rnand Yt--A {. Spear Hutii, g,on
Vt-smith h Pierre. Montpelier. WV hir < HIS
Nashua,N. H.and many ether "a: he oldest and most
spectacle Druggists Apolkrcates in United state,
Certificate of Otis Peck. Esq.
RARRc Vermont. f. g. 2ist. lS45.
1t snnw nh0I, twrniN Yeas >incr first used the Veg
eahe pun"nary Bals'm ia family. Since that time il
has been practirr kcepa supply uC tie article by
Tor the use al ny family. which large aud tor tile hen
eh "f NV ftenjs have uniformly found il IN he vrrl
valuable rihcaciuus medicine: aud think that Nv using
seasoanhly Tor the mpa'',- for h,h it is nd
ed 1t has often prtv' nled ihr disease from taking mo
| IL
brother wlu resides III the state New Yurk " hu wa
dangerously i'll with comrlai, of the lungs hr hur sire
written t" me- for more, having ourd nothing Which gng
him much relief OTIS PEA X
In connection, with old 81 cent article We now pu
upn 81 sZr in large square hutts h rio tnamtr bin
Wrappers, gilt directions, and fac simic Of VIM. jon
Cutie, containing nearly four lines the quantity If III
smaller size.
~ Beware of Countcrfeits and limitations
such a. CARTE IS t'"AP"uNp PuIaoNAtr n.IsAM and ii
""trs ii part bearing HE name Enruire for the are
by is whole name,
"Eege;nDle Pulmonary Ealsam,'
and see that has The f s,mc Wa. Inv'y Gu TIE
upon the outside wra ber- Each bottle and seal il STAIN
ed Nepriatlt Pulmonary ral,am.'
Prepared by REED. CUTLER co., imu, rtrrs m
NhclrsHlr Drat as IN Medicines, PNxrs CuEMtcAls AZ
l'YE SIrrr>. u lndm street, uston rnd sta by Dtu
giSiS, ArutieCarirs and County MERCHANTS EcHer nv
For rarnlaf4 and n coumrt daliuns see Il .au,uiri n
cunaanvng each bottle. Price iars. Sl- 81 90 su,u
.izr 81 rrni-. Sold in M"ipclipr h, SAl IN PIERCE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
HARDFAPE

Mechanics +, OILS Of the hest M nnfacurcrs flol,sc
Building Hardware of all kinds. White Porcelain Door
Trimmings of TN richie i pattern.
TO tue TRADE we are prepared to sell AT manuac
tnfrrs prices Marcy'S Cuu;i, Witking und Irvine; Got
tan Thfeaa knitting Cutt'n the hest make Of Axes, the
celebrated Mchelrs i'rvrs, and Staple Dry Goods Of all
kinds. We respectfully invite AL who purchasing
Goods in snail qian;ltir- give call. md
we will eheavnr to max" fur your advantage 70 du il
{CTordr is solicited and executed with prom?tness.
MnntprlinI. VI. Srnl II, lsll.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
Indian Robes.

WE shall ope three bales Of those super Upper Mis-
w souri, Indian Tanned ufTao Robes, Friday, the
23d inst.--last chance. LYMAN& KING.
Dec, 90, 1898.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
PREPARED III

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriey
from its of every variety Of pulmonary disease.
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the eV
dcnccs of its virtues in any community where il,
has been employed. So vide is the field of its use
funess, and so numerous the OF It's cures
that almost every section of the country ahounds
in persons publicly known. who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind is too appar
ent to escape observation, and where It's virtues are
known the public no longer hesitate what antdote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous Aztec
tons of the pulmonary organs which are ii'2i'i,mt
to our climate. And not only in forrndal lie at
tacks upon thc lungs. but for the milder varieties
Of CoLDs. CorGHs, HoAEsHNrss, &C.; and fer
CHILDREN il is the plcasantcst and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been i'll constant use throughout
this section, need not do more than the
people its quality is kept up TO the best that it
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by-
Sold in Mon,pe erhy Smith Il Pierce, md y. .. ~ lie
Theodore Peck wh'lrsae agent, Northern Vermont. 4
tailed by druggists tvrtywh-r. sud, also, y Fred
Smith, NoElhh Id, Vermont,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
CON s u M pTI0U!

NhE above ENrecomn, pre- pared by mn expe lie rhy
i stefan and Chemist. has now he ONE u standard Pre-.
paation, and Is offered for the COMPLETE URE ofthoss
disease of the Throat and Lungs, which IL neglect,
ed usually terminate fatally in Con sum pti0n. Il con
tains no Opum Caimrl any mineral Whale ver hut 10
composed entirely OF those Roots lerbs aud Vegetable
Substances which we specific infut upon the Lung
and their connected organs Its immediate -. is TO al
lay all irritation, and gently the phesm and
morbid srcctions from The throat and Air thus re-
l,eving the Cough by subduing the aud o,htr
causes which rise To IT, is aprrnye ed and r-eom
mended by Physicians Of the hghesi sandng and mnv
be given with perfect safety to the hild the mo
delicate female.
Prepared byAL L. sCovILL & CO, Gothic Hall. NJ.
ZIG u, oadway, New. YORK. 5im6
Sold in NJ, npeer hy r. y. Tyler; IN Waterbury ]. n.
Bradley and Ratrcu Fairfield, Jno. Hale Barr, @.
French; NorhH-ld Gould & Robinson; Stow. ri n Carn
Marshheld Putnam & Wooster; Warren, G. f. CardrI
Ehore, : Scott Cabot Z. Perry l. Co also hy D,u.
ri.ts in other places IN the State JAS NJ HENRY -,
Waterbury rnvtlinr Agent far the State of Vermont, "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
Notice Extra.

LII having unsettled accounts with w. are rem e..a
TO call by the ls ly If January and all that Do mi
will nnd their accounts and notes t for collection liza
! s0h day Of January, 1854 LYMAN KING
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
Our Crockery Room.

To purchasers of Cruckery and Glass Ware, we w"1ld
say we prepared 10 furnish il in quantity, aud
the lowest i,Ssi.e prices asntaip, solar lamps of ct
and elegant pat.urns Hail. ng and sic Lamps, Giran
dnies. Caudebnys, Rich Vasts Bid Cages ana seeds al