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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-22
NOTICE OF DIsTRIBUrION.-ST on

y Indiana, Marion County Noice 4 hereby given
that NJ The January ern Of the Coan OF Common Peas
ef Marion COapiy; amer final settlement OF the Esiaic
Of Susan Lynch, deceased about the OF Inn
dred ani forty dollars found remaining for dslIi.
button among the heirs. Said heirs therefore nolne
10 appear the hrsi day Of the Of said csur
and prove theft heirshp, and receive their distribution
share. WM. STEWART. CLERK
Feb %. lsij mari &. 4. r.. Marion CO.
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NOTICE OF DisTRIBUTIoN.-sTATR or

~ Indiana, Marion County Notice 4 hereby given
that the January FERN Of the Couu Of Common Pleas
Of Marion County; AMER final settlement ~ the Estate
Of David Evans deceased about tho Of seven han
dred dollars found remaining for disnbutisn
among the heiis Said heirs therefore notified
appear the n day Of the term q aid Coat
and prove their horshp, aud their Distribute
share.
wM STEWART, clers.
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Worth 90 Cents On the
Dollar.

Bank of Fl. Wayne, Fl. Wayne. ka6s 'l25I u
Bank of South Bend, South Bend, \ es6,s n NM
Bank of Perysville, Perrysviile,. Me a. 49, 401
Delaware Co. Bank, Muncie,. Na6's...-.. 56,W1
Great Western Bank, Terre Haute, Na6's.... 10000
Huntington Go. Bank, Huntington, Na6's-.- 10000
Indian Reserve Bank, kOkomO,. ka6's...... 5000
Kalamazoo Bank, Albion. ........ c6,s 9s Goa
North Western Bank, Bloomfield, Me- - .ooso
New York Stock Bank, Vineennes, me-, ., Gao
Tppecsnoe Bank Winnemae, Na6's..--.. 81 I'm,
Upper Wabash Bank, Wabash,...- Na6's l52-5O0
Wayne Bank Loganspor, $500. one a. 81 /
Wayne Bank Richmond. Na6's...... +g,Oco
Wabash River Bank, Jasper, Na6's. 29O.Otu
Wabash River Bank. Newville,..- Na6's...... 5s,Ot0
Wabash River Bank, New COrydOn, fa6's. ll5tNO
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OF PAHTNHRsHIP.-l

Partnership heretofore existing the under
signed Ia The Printing Business, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Austin H. Brown Is suthOr-
izet a. settle AMI Close az the accounts Of the late firm
AUSTIN n. BROWN.
WM j. BROWN.
Indianapoii- Feb -
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HOunets and
Fancy Goods,
In large quantities aud desirable STYLES, for the Spring
Trade of ISIS, have just been received and are now
ready for distribution, at small advance above
price a. Will scure living. Before purchasing
io call upon G.. G.. ~ J. ". HOLMAN
No. II West Westinghouse
indianapolis. March 10 49,. IlanNwImr
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-22

To Ora DEBross.-We have upon our books large
number Of unsettled accounts which anxious 70
have speedily cL.ssd. We hope all who know them
selves Indebted ioT subscriptions, advertising or job
Work will please call and pank sP The Junior partner
can be found Al ms ONCE up sairs over W IL. BOford
Store, No y West - .zhinqtOn Street.
msri-du AUSTIN n. BROWN, ? co.
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of administration have beer granted 70 the under
signed the estate OF George w Wooden, deceased
late OF Marion County, Indiana. All those Indebted ~
the estate viii please make Immediate payment 10 The
ersiged and all those who have claims against The
will present them properly Tor pay
" HAYDEN. Admin
IndianaDol- March Id. las. imnrl6-dNN
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-22

OF Indiana. Marion County Notice j. hereby given
that at tbs January Term O the Caun Of Common Pleas
OF Marion County afer final settlement OF fhe Esiaie
Of Daniel King. deceased about Inc SUN Of two hun
dred dollars found TenslLing Tor distribution among
the heirs. Said heirsare therefore noted appear
the first day d the term of said Couri, and prose
their heirsLip, and receive ihcir distribution share
WIN. STEWARr, CLERK
Feb. ai. IS55-uarl &. 4. r.. Marion 60.
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OF DIsTRIBUTION.-sr

~ OF Indiana, Marion County Notice Is hereby given
that at the January Tenn Of tho Cour Of Common Pleas
Of Marion County acr final settlement Of the Estate
Of Sslesberry Jones' deceased about the Of sixty
dollars found remaining for distribution among
heirs Said heirs therefore notified 90 appear on le
drsi day Of the term Of said COu and prove ther
heirship. and receive their distribution share.
MN. STEWART. Clerk
Feb. %, lS55-inarl &. 4. p. Marion Co
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Snecial Notiee

Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad stock will be
ceyed la part payment FOR Real Estaie N this once.
.MCKERNAN g. MAY,
sept2S Real Estate Agents and Brokers.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-22

~ have this day reoes ell Per Express % elegant
Gold Hunting English lever Macic- from tbe -,
Iaanuae lrcrs, w BALANCES adjusted Tor heot a,s ei8
They are the only reliable ume-keepers for RATfRo n
MN We fsi;s everybody Who Inay want corrcci
member, We cannot and viii not be undef.ola N.
oner the largest stock aud geaes variety 10 80 49,
plain o. Give uss call, at N'''-'
che W. n. TALBOT & CO.'S.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-22

TO GARNET NAkERs.--JUsT VIZ
eeved and for sale Al Cincinnati price. f,r go
large lot % Mahogany and Walnut Vsnoer-c .lso Ia.
er Lock- Bed and inle SastOTs Table Bots 49, Sc,-
al Tie sSn Of the og Paddock, No. - wsrl wssiiorso
aoy 3-diwvu HENRY q xr.,oro
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remain yOurs, &c,

PanOIa, MISS, Feb ,, Ic3I-
Then lmger no longer with the many worthless IlnI-
mens oferrd 10 you. Obtain supply OF MeLean's
Celebrated Imminent II will cure you.
For sale by J. II. Mclean sole proprietor, corner OF
Third and Pne-sts , ST. lsuis, No.
Also. by W. II. RoBERTs. wholesale and retail Drug
gist indianapolis. nI-wly
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McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL EMINENT

IL Wholesale and Retail Agents la Indianapolis
CRAIsnEAD Il BRowSISs Aud for sale by dealers gen
eraltV toarIq-tN,xfx
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Cincinnati Stock Market.

Stock Sales and Quotations, reported by
nc Osborn Davis, at the Financial Agency and Stock
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-22
II BRowN,s ESSENCE OF JAMAICA

And by Druggists aud dealer. everywhere.
april d&wly mari
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
100000 COPIES!
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS
ON THE wEsrrRN WATERS, AND a
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.

ns unaess'gned have now In course Of preparation
tober eaooat Directory, which WIN be issued in De-
.,,e oook VIII c0nain over ,wo hundred an aes
Illustrated 10 the best STYLE and neatly bounS r. aprsss,
nnS, II WIN De one Of the most iiltere hoots aus,
all classes Of ,so DO book that will be interesting to
ho",s complete list and DESCRIPTION of ali n. sea-,
Iens,h 'm oat In the Western and Southern wa,.rs ,hs
hs' m9aei, speed power and tonnage of sach '
aug oy whom built, the name If ths hoo, oo
m sue Is IN also the names OF eantains q .e
Steamboa,s ana me directory will contain History az
@ me application of steam also sketch ~ ,s
po ouIt Tor The Ohio River, with the name Of .h hns
e'l ,o"mmander and owuer. " w ""u-
The River Directory will contain a liz, ,na ..-,-
OF an the steamboat Disasters that have occuTred n IN
~, ~ ama southern waters, beautifully illustrated with
SINKING and exploding the western and so,,hern ,
ters' The Director will contain Maps Of the Ohir Miss
ssPpl Missouri, Illinois Arkansas, White, Red, Onaehi
iazoo ana Otbef rivers. with the towns and cities In
down, with correct distances Also many other liver az,
commercial items Of interest to the people at larae IN,
BOOK WI contain the cards Of the various U. s. Mai
boats with the ira de they are 10, &c. &c. The Director,
VIII also contain complete list Of all the responsible
Steamboat Licensed Officers their places of residence
&C. &C. The new Steamboat Law, it, requirements W i'll
comments, showing wherein 1t benefits the incompeten
ofiCer, and injuries the competent icci &c. &c., and al
the important U. s. Supreme Court Steamboat Decision
up 10 date the Rates aud impo rant Commercial Priv
tges, Bills of Ladng, important Decisions of the vaou
u Courts in regard tn freighs lost damaged &C. &c
with many other things OF interest . IT, ...s a.
The Directory will be illustrated In the bsst STYLE anC
printed in the best manner The author has for six year.
been gathering together oil the facts and items In regard
The numerous steamboat disasters on the western and
southern waes, and intends publishing them book
form The price of the work will be put at the low sum
or one dollar Ten thousand copies will be seed for tn,
ooafnen all others DESTROYS of subscribing, will have
do so at ouceas will be printed unless ordered in ad
vance The work rs destined to have circulation of ove
eighty thousand copes the publishers receiving
large numbers Of subscribers, per mail from all parts
.he country, daily Some Of the oldest boacn as well
SS sfSsa89 s %sa e. the times
The Directory will be issued in October and will be al
ornament to the palor we'll as steamhaat By X
one dollar (pos pad) you will receive copy Of the
work. m =. '- TIT ~ C''ll. :
All communications and letters shonc be addressed to
JAMES T. LLOYD
str Post Office Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

s.IL .-....g Making 81 per cent for the year
ending August 1855 Said per centege bo cast on the
any endo and to be paid to the Treasurer ut
his Office, in Montpelier, before the 18th day of Oc
lob,r, 1850
The Twenty Eighth Annual Report
of the Company will be published early in September, and
forwarded 10 members by mail which they respect
fully referred for Detailed statement Of the business Of the
Company for the year past.
Members af the Company will find in the ands of the
Represen alive elect to the Legislature schedule show
ing the of due from each respectively
and they particularly desired to that the money for
their fn.wasded the Office in October The
assessments mus, he paid when due little attention to
this the part Of the members Of the Company, will save
them expense ond trouble.
Ut. THURSTON, Treasurer.
Office of Vt. NJ F. ms Co.,
Montpelier, Ang H. 1855. !
3rThe publishers Of each weekly newspaper in this
State requested insert the above notice conspcOusly
in their respective papers, hreo weeks successfully and
forward their bills for pa, nient. 3w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Aug.l.

Al Market 9l5 Cattle, Yes Beeves, aud $50 Stores
consisting of workin eoxen, cows and calves earrings
two and three years Odds.
PRiCEs-MARK EFT BREr Extra, IS rs; first quality
81 o; second quality, $500 1925 third qualify s7oo
oiu,nary, 81 U0a 90. at'
Hipes-S60o IA Gus percwt TaIiow, 1878 9,25
PELrs-SO,75 a 50. Calf skins l2c per ID
VEAL CALvEs-S7,00 a 500 1900.
SroREs-WoRKIsG OxES-No sales.
Cows AND CAVES SOS, 81, 40to 56. ..
YR.RLlscs-siO o IS Two Years Old 81 Sto IS Three
Years ODDS $50 TO S.
SHEEP Ann LAMBs-4ll5 at market. Extra, % too
By lot, 81 ,25, 2,5D, 300 y
SwIaR-Retail, OTTO DC. ..... ...
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
BOSTON MARKET, Aug. 4.

FLoUR-Genessee, Michigan and ohio. saperhne, $S,oo
fancy 800 62; extra Genesee, Sill 90 to IL,
Gsus -!;orn y-Ilow, ,ojI white, soc Oats ,nor'h
ern. CSC. Rye, soc. Wheat, 900 to 600
PRoyisIoSs--Prmt Pork $5,5G pei Dbl Mess ,lo,'n
lear. S2O0o, Western Mess Beef, $500 $50. Lara
IL a IL. Hams III l2c per ID Butter, common a.d
store, IA lSe family 50 a9c. Cheese new Milk, y
l2c four meal, a6 Potatoes. $0,55 l,OOpe bush.
sEEps.--Herds Grass. $500 ,25 per bush. Glove
northern, l6 l.2 a lSc perb. a. 5A 70
AsHEs-Peuris, SG25 625 percwt; Pots ,S6,3
| WoVL--Prme saxony Fleece AZ soc Full Blood AZ
45threefourtls Blood 80 4O half do 90 49, COP non
and one nth 10. 70 a 80. 7t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
PUBLICATIONS. NyApxxErr Ana, q

Al Market l2)J Beef Cattle 275 Stores, pars Working
oxen 60 Cows and Culves 1900 Sheep and Lambs, 2Co
Swine. & ~
PRiCEs-Bnxr CArrLI.-Extla, $1,000 0rsi quality
50 50; second quality, $780, third quality, SIS 775
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Exta. $500 TO 5000. BY LOT, Siao
800 a'f5
WoRxISG OxEN-No sales,
Cows AND CALvEs--S20. 27J35, IS, 65.
SwisR--Gc, n 7c; Retail, ga cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

Provisions, &c.-Rutter, family, IS 10 6; store, Is
20. Cheese, to 03. Lard, 10 TO IA Tallo0, ii to
v. Dried Apple, 7tos. Eggs Is per doz. Potatoes
45to per bush
FtovnExra tine, so 90; 90 fancy, soto sao
superfne ,Sl025.
GR.tsAND HAy--Corn, IL 10 80 per bush. Oats 50
to62 Herdsgass Seed, $3.50. Glover, Ito i4c perlb
hay,sl4,o0 to 600 perton.
MIscfLLi NEoUs.-Dry aud Green Hard Wood, $50 To
nv per cord Shingles, 81 so to 400 per NJ. Wool IS to
Soc per ID; Nails $40 ler cwt. Salt, Liverpool per
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
A VETERAN GONE.

There always something PAINFUL yet pleasing, in the
collections of departed worth 1t gives pain reflect that
their society lost to the worlds but rejoice that their
memory cherished by the good and the vruous Their
memory is blessed. vrtuous life will produce beneficial
influence, while the good lives, and survives him to
bless rising posterity ALADuREN STowEL born in Ash
ford, Conn., 11G5 At the age of q years he removed
Acworth, N. H. where he married and lived 20 years. He
lived with the companion OF his youth 81 years. who died in
lS4 aged &c. greatly amened by the aged husband and
friend They were blessed with several Children five Of
whom survive them and about the only surviving relatives
af MIR. s., excepting grandchildren. Mr.. Sowell, wit
family, removed to Moretown w. in 1906 purchased farm
on which he settled and lived 40 years. to the time of his
DEATH which took place April r. 1885, in the Goth year of
his age In the character and life of Mr. S0we are
traits and incidents worthy of remark. lie retained his
physical and mental faculties up within short time of
his death lie in the habit few of the last years his
life of using his scythe instrument by which deter
mime the decrease of his strength from year to year. In
1854 the seth year Of his age his trembling limbs and
snowwhte head might be vending their way the
field grass, with the theom of his strength. At this
time he was convinced that the days of his strength
passed. and that he yield the weight years and the
wastes of nature.
His ment al faculties remained unmpared in remarkable
degree, to the close life OF his moral character his
friends bear ample testimony 1t is believed he had
miles, For several years previous to his death Mr. Stowe
professor Of religion and connected with the Methodist
Episcopal Church. His greatest pleasure in his last days
seemed to consist in reading his Bbe which he kept
him. When, in his last Sickness his mind became wander
ing and he imagined himself away from home the sight Of
his Bible would to bring him to himself and effect what
his friends failed to accomplished convince him that he
at home Although his earthly goods were diminished, III
found faithful friends in tho persons Of Mr. and Mrs Walker
adopted members Of his family who provided literally 70
his wants. and Of his own daughter who constantly ant
faithfully watched and administered to his wishes durn
his last lonely days of pilgrimage earth. The memory
the righteous blessed "They rest from their abors
their works do follow them'
Written by request Of surviving friends.
/ N. B. SPAULDINd.
Moretown, July I, 1856
| Mesa 10 IN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
]l)ie0.

In Norh6ed August Sd, JAMES LEROY Of Josiah
Sarah NJ. Lane, aged IA months. q y N ~
Thus falls the flower that God hath given,
1t blooms, and fades and dies,
lie calls the spirit home to heaven, ..... Is
10 dwell above the skies
And at the resurrection MORN
This blooming babe may rise,
And join with parents in the song
or God, the Savior lives. ...- ....
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
STARTLING, But TRuEt
WARNING TO EVERY SENSIBLE WOMAN.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER In HEALTH.


No woman of deicacy il willing to disclose the pecu
liar ailments incident 10 her sex even TO amost intimate
family physician. +. ..-.r .5 ...
This mo,etty md Lccacy l., implanted by nature,
and neither should nor need lie subjected 10 the rude
shocks inevitable In making known to the other sex
those ailments belonging exclusively to the female
Except In extreme cases her sensitvcness will sacr
fee her health rather than hor deicacy.
The consequences serious, lamenabe and life
long
Thus what at first could have been easily remedied,
perhaps better still not incurred, becomes comph-
cation of diseases not only running the health OF the
mother and embitterng her days by sickness ard SUI
ferinI but entaing broken constitutions upon her
children and embarrassing, II not distressing the bust
ness and peculiary prospects Of the husband Let every
sensible woman
TAKE WARNING IN TIME,
Gas thousands have done) by the bitter experience and
suerings of others of the dreadful consequences she
entails upon herself and those endeared to her by her
ignorance of tie simplest and palnest rules Of health az
connected with the marriage state, the violation OIL
which entails disease suffering, and misery.
How many suffering from obstructions or lrregu
lares peculiar to the female system, which undermine
the health the effects Of which they are ignorant and
for which their decacy forbids seeking Medical ad,
vice How many suffer from prodlsns uteri Calling OF
the womb or from -four abus weakness debility, ac)l
How many are in constant agony for many months pre-.
cediug confinement How many have difficult, II not
dangerous deliveries, and slow and uncertain recoyeriesi
To the question: hw these to be preyentedf what
shall be done2 the answer Is simple.
Let every ascertain for herself without VIC
ence her decacy the nature and character of the
ailment Ito which she female is subecD the causes
from which it may arisc, and the proper remedies 10Y
its cure and future prevention
This she do by possessing little volume e lcGdy
possessed by thouslmdsl WHICH 1ELLS EFEn !
WOMAN WHAT IS THE NATTER, AMI
but chaste words and such az she can understand.
hia yolum IA anted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
RECOMMENDATIONS.

We select The following from numerous testimonies
T. ON Musicians aud Amateurs, who have examined or
used jacob Chickering's Piano. Fortes.
From Charles r. Adams, Boston, Mass.
The following note was given BY MI. Adams, an &C.
compshed musician. June 18th, ls5l:" being well nc.
qnainted with Jacob Chickering's Plane Fores and those
Of other celebrated makers in this city, take great
ufc in saying that most cheeTfuy recommend those
Mr. Chckerng as superior Instruments, having an even.
ness and Of tone and ghtness of action and
great perfection and beauty Of style and finish and boz
lieve they will invariably give satisfaction t''
a. CHARLES r. ADAMS, Director of Music r
nj the New Baptist Church, (Dr. Neale's)
Fl. ..H.t.. tUH Somerset street. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
State Teachers Assoc in item

annual Session Of the above association viii be held
Of Abrams August 2is I'D and sd three sessions each
me Exercises will consist of Addresses Essays Discussions
Reports &c. fFF ~ :
addresses may be expected from Prof Chilbrrk Of Conn.
ffo sanborn OF Darnoh College, Prof Barlmaa Of Middle
oury College and Gilbert f. H1ol Incpd of T4ti6ri Ac ID
envy so Essays, from several gentlemen upon educa6na
topics, .5t
M -, FH {ElV f4'14
Inc peopeofs st. Adams will welcome those who may attend
'e meeting, to the hospitality of their homes expect
'ha' sheraoads will carry delegates half fare full
rrosramma OF the exercises will soon be issued.
WIN the several papers in Vermont copy the above notice.
ni'. d 81. -.a So K. PANGBoRN, pv.or,,vo
Is f.tHt re. l.,.a J. GRAHAM, h1ecuuHe
--- .lllI.tal G. b. HUBERT y Vom'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

From Freeman Hunt Editor Of Merchants Ma gazne, N
In note to Nj Chickering, dated New York February
10th, 1854, Mr.. Freeman Hunt Editor Of tho Merchants
Magazine, says am entirely satisfied with the Plane
w released of you last year Ny daughter taking lessons
In music and her teacher IonOu 1t the fines, toned
Instrument she played upon All who have seen il
are struck MT only with the richEess of its tone but
the finish and elegance of The instrument"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

any in the ntry Mr. Chickeng erected the first Steam
Mill In this country and wheres by machinery OF his
Invention, he possesses extraordinary facilities for manu-
iacunns Piano tones He dries and seasons his material
by steam IN the best manner and by his new and inge
nons machinery, which saves much manual labor, he Is
ab TO offer hs instruments to the public prices which
cannot fail Of being satisfactory and accommoda
ting terms as can be had In this any other city in the
East Greenwich, X l., March, 1854.
| La h9.E.Itit
nave during the past year, on accountof the state Of
my neaith peeh compelled 10 elinqulsh public speaking
portion OF the 'ime ana nave n'ied an agency forthe
above ranos IN Mr. US establishment And after long
ana setng up asge number OF his Instruments among
the iahes OF my friends 10 different states, and mott cling
now hry nave $1,000 the various changes Of climate &C.
am now pre- pared to pronounce them the best In Be-
they are warranted BY Mr. G. without reference 10
Bos'on may. 1893. a3lei .t.r r.N f-.iI f.ll
.~
from u. u McShesnty, fahist Of Jonesville, Mich.
~ nave ehamneo particularly me fnnos made by jacob
Chcheug " BOSTON, Mass ana am pleased to say that
n, .,; ah ouy ~ t"ne. ugntness OF toueh, ana
shi.n ssx aa amsap,l.y o style anu nhisn
them any wanting n e Cd tins n I'm ey.rx -.
spect. q lia NJ. H. McCHESNEY Pianist,
...s - 20 AHl s.t III
| From Prof T. H. Howe, Boston, Mass.
Having examined The varis kinds of Piano Fores I'm
ufctured by Jacob Chckcrng OF Boston, Mass and bay
ing used them myself cheoruly recommend them to DIR
sons wishing first class Instruments.
T. II. HOWE, Teacher tf Music 81 Bedford st ..
/ :. = - So'''''''' 0 " SOW"
From Mr. J. M Mozart. the di.,incn.hsd md no,,,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

VOICE schfedom Aromatic schnapps. ?
ihis medicinal diet drink manufactured by the propre
or AZ schendam in Holland, expressly for medicinal purpo-
ses 1t has been submitted to nearly ali the Rrs Chemists
ana physicians in the United States who endorse over with
their signatures as one of the great essentials of I'll,
MATGA MEDcA 1t is now prescribed with great success II
Gravel Gou Rheumatism distractions of Bladder and Kid
neys, and r Dyspepsia has no superior in the world
Put up in quart and pint bottles enveoped in yellow
paper with my name on the bottle, cork and label and fol
sas by all the respectable Druggists in the United States
4 UD0LpH0 WOLFE. +~'
IA Is, 20, and % Beaver-st., New-York
2lm3 rs South Pront-st, Phiadel phi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
INSTRUMENTATION Nautical =!

BsCONDED from her residence In Waterbury, W., on
n the 29h of july Amanda Hudson, an insane person,
about Sc yoars old exhibiting both in her looks and
ners distinct tokens Of deran cement Whoever and
will give information concerntng her. and endcr h. any
necessary aid, will be by me Justly compensated,
THADDEUS CLOUGH, Guardian.
Waterbury, W., July al, 1885, aawl