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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

This medicine introduced by empty pus
and miss representations nor intended hat present
popularity shall be sustained by any medium but by Its
merits and the appreciation of the public
REFERENCES.
Dr. MARcHIsi.-Dear Sir:-HaviDg now used the Chatb-
ocon as remedy for four years, in my practice rely
wholly on for the Of almost all female Diseases
win many regards fin yourself, remain, Yours &C.,
H. F BENNETT, NJ. ID.
Canandagua.jN. Y, September, 5th, 1855
- would be glad to have further supply as the
medicine Is becoming very popular, and think will con-
time, as has given relief in every instance where prop.
erly taken; Thomas NEWMAN NJ. D., MI Vernon. ind
The way, IN my opinion, is TO prevail on medical men
to adopt In their practice aad have fears Of tbs ro
suit, from what knowledge have obtained personally of
its curative powers. wish he medicine kept here.
TIC HAWKINS D., Waynespurgb, Pa.
The Caholieon Is doing good service here All the pa
tients that have tried this medicine have been benefited
but one that one nothing will help
Hfs WH L. HARIETr, New Phila delphia Ohio.
have no fesation in saying DR.. Mafchisi's Uterine
Cnfhocon Is invaluable in uterine diseases generally.
have used in Fuor Albus AmenorhGa Prtapsus Uteri
and in of extensive liberation of the vagina and on
utcri. 1t is worthy of the notice of the faculty
JOHN C. ORRicE, NJ D., Batil ore, Md.
The claims OF this medicine To the confidence Of the
public strengthened by the fact of its having received
the appreciation and liberal patronage Of prominent
member Of he Medical Faculty in tine United states some
of HON have voluntarily given letters Of commentator
curative agent. y = -
Pamphlets conainne much useful information 10 uchinr
The nature and symptoms Of the above Diseases together
win testimonials from ladies of the highest
as certified by the satisfac tory authority to all hjck
the attention OF ladies and practitioners u ciinly
invited, can be had gratis 81 the store of
30. Tyler *fontPeaier; Theo Peck, Burlington; &c
Bingham, s. Jol,nsbury }. M. He Try. Waterbury G. W.
the State. BiMARCHlSI& CO., Ptopti. tors
Csntral Depot, 304 Broadway. N. Aims
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TRY 1T! TRY TIL! TRY It'll!
G. W. STONES
LIQUID CATHARTIC
E4JUILY PUY,SJC

The most important Disco, cry made In Medical Sri
ence, being compound OF Banks aud Roots, which
forms The most powerful, safe and agreeable phys-
ie ever Offered to The public.
necessity OF such medicine long been fet boh
BY the heads OF families aud phy scaps. Ii adyanin.
ges over cahattics given in the fu of pills and
must be Obvious 10 every Intelligent person. n one n,es
More immediately and eectualy upnD the svse, and =,
the same time Is Infinitely less difficult to Administer hr
ing ql'eageeahe 10 The taste. It NOT only proders an
the eHrcts where physc is required, hut con,n,stev
moves habnai c.stiveness leaving the bowels n.re,
free, 1t expects all hnmors from The blood IL ce,a
cure for the piles regulates the actin of the liver f
the stomach from bile ylg es the whole n.ryo,,s .ys
TEN and fen"ves Tue cause ot all local paias such a.
Rheumatism, NcuraISia,s TIE Doulour.,,x
So"t' Pain In the hcRd, side, stomach, a e.
may also be relied upon ia all diseases Of IN.
DrsEsrEsY, DiARnHEA, and sCsvIeeA Mnapu, ,je,d M
once 10 us magical influence. Again we epoat ray RI
II NEEDS M other Recommendation No family will n.
winut aer they IA, properly ties, ed its merits p..
utr you nave tred other remedies without success de-
SPAR notrtiie Is now at hand. IT Won hay. exne5sa
money ana time IN fuiless attempt tn recover your
health save both by resoring at once Ia the ma ~ ,.,.
medicine. Are yo suffering from Scrola sir ho,,Is ~
my Liquid Catharlic will you Would van br reiievsd
from ollai eosi'veness, three botilas viii +ect MI van
deste II yoi are afflicted with Rhefn Me Neur,lga ar
ather local palms, two bottles win free you from thr All
hamnrs Willie efadcaed from the bl nod BY the az ac an
oues IN snort you require physic for any put.
'ast hat has ever been placed with tbs reach NJ ,hs
public '''' 'sae" VI Inc
FRiCE ONE DOLLAR
principal Depot at No. IS Central Street.
LOWELL, MASS.
rea e. Smith, Montpelier W. General Agent for Yer
49ylsop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06
THE AMERICAN ALapD,iN,

WHEN we go out on Sunday afternoons
to moraze and zee new houses, we usually
take our young fohes by Alladn's palace
Aladdin was Yrnkee. He started life bv
swapping jack.knives,then putting the halves
OF broken marbles together, and passing them
Oft whole. ones. When he had gathered
some brass he went to school all the summer
to learn the golden rule of arithmetic--ad.
ditlon for himself and subtraction for his
neighbor.
AT an early age Aladdin was considered
to be good at bargan-which meant that
he could always succeed in changing worse
TOR better-always keeping the blind side
OF a horse to the wall when he had to sell Il :
and the village said that certainly Aladdin
would succeed. When he left, % he will he
rich," said the village, with more approval
than it would say "he will be generous and
true" To Aladdin the world was but .
market, in which to buy cheap and sell dear
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

The DEAR CREATURES. attention of
the ladies is particularly directed to the fol-
lowing from the New York SUM-
"There are in New York and Brooklyn
(says the editor not less than 5000 ladies
whose dress bills will average annually $4,000
each, or ten millions OF dollars for all. There
are five thousand more whose dress. expense,
will average $1,000 each, or five millions
OF dollars for the whole number and five mil
lions Of dollars more would not cover the dress
expenses of those whose bills average ever,
year from 5000 to $500.-Thus, at low es
innate, the annual cost of dressing our fash
ionable ladies is t,oenty millions of doliars
Perhaps we could not exceed the truth if W
estimated the total annual cost of dressing an
jewelng the ladies of New York and its vicini
ty at from thirty to forty millions of dollar,
The sums which many heads of families i
New York spend upon their wives and daugh
tiers for really unnecessary or extravagan
dress would amount in few years to hand
some fortune. We have heard instances
ladies whose dress bills, Independent of jewe
ny, for single year, have been as much a
SIX or seven thousand dollars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

ROYAL Sw1NDING OR, How TO OBTAIN A
SPLENDID oARpEr.-It was lately said the
King of Naples was likely to embroil him
self in war with England. The King had
committed one of those petty acts Of mean
swindling that despot can lawfully prac.
tice. The whole plot is thus clearly devel-
oped 49,. -
aKing Ferdinand Of Naplds, ordered a
splendid sot of carpets from an English man.
uIacturer, which we're made to size, and or
namented with the royal arms. The man
ufacturer accompanied his goods to Naples
which were refused, on the impcrtinent ground
that they were never ordered, although he
prodused the order in writing. He was told
to sell them but that was impossible, as they
had the royalarms on them. He was COM
manded to put them on board ship and ex.
port them. He did ship them, and had to
pay export duty. The vessel was then re.
fused clearance, and the carpets were Ian.
ded. He was then told to sell them at auction
A very low bidding was made, and no adj
vance followed, and he was not allowed to
buy them In He got for them much les'
than the export duty he paid. But what be
came Of the carpets! They were actually
bought at auction by one Of the Kings agents
against whom none dared to compete, anc
now cover the floors of the palace for which
they had been fabricated. The manufacture
complained to the British Consul, who de
manded redress; but it was refused.
"But since the fa! of Sevastopol the Kin,
became frightened, and has offered pecu
mary PREPARATION for his attempted pecuniar
swindling. His coin will probably be &C
cepted, as Great Britain can claim nothn
beyond ample reparation for this individual
injnstice."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

VALUABLE REo1pE.-Mr. A. Bronson, of
Meadville, Pa. says, from fifteen years ex-
perience, he finds that Indian meal poultice,
covered over with young hyson tea, sottened
with hot water, and laid over burns or frozen
flesh, as hot as can be borne, will relieve the
pain in FIVE minutes. IF blisters have not
arisen before, they will not after it is put on,
and that one poultice is generally sufficient to
effect cure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

"No GIRL BUT THAT GIRL" "A letter pass
ed through the Hereford (England) Post
Office lately with the following singular ad-
dress -" For that girl don't know her
name they calls the galoper, and lives some
where in Bowsy Lane, Hereford, Hereford
shire. Shure don't give this to any girl but
that girl" The letter reached its destination,
the fair one for whom it was intended being
known by this sobriqust to the police.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

: The following anecdote is told Of very
clever fellow, who has recently Joined the
Sons Of Temperance. After becoming "Son,"
he went to Mobile On business, and was
taken i'll there. The physician was called,
and on examining him, pronounced him in a
very dangerous condition and prescribed
brandy The SIGH man told him he could
not take it. The doctor insisted that it was
proper remedy, but the patient told him he
would not take it. The doctor said he must
or he would have spasm. "Well," said
the son Of Temperance, " will try couple
Of spasms first"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06
4 Alfred Pitkin,s Estate

hE sunscribers having been appointed by the Honor.
able Probate Court for the District of Washington
and demands o. all persons against the Esate of Alfred
Pnki late Of MONTPELIER in said District deceased
senied insoly and the term Of six months from the Soih
day Of October 1855, being allowed by said Court to the
Creditors OF said deceased exhibit and prove their re-
spectiye claims before notice that we will attend
TO the dulles Of our appointment at the house Of
The said deceased In Montpelier, in said District on he
thrd Friday OF December and second Friday of April next
oil one O'Clock In the afternoon, each of said days
JOSEPH POLAND, La,
HENRY Y. BARNES, commissioners.
Montpelier Nov. Goth, A. D. 1855. a
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USE OF IMPURE WArER.-An intelligent
writer says" Our animal economy is very
dependent on the saline and mineral matters
which are communicated with our drink. And
here comes into view a strong glimpse of wise
benehcence in what at first sight appears only
form of material evil The impurities, as
we call them, of natural waters are often of
real advantage to those who drink them, sup.
plying saline or mineral qualities in which the
food is deficient, or which the peculiar nature
Of the staple diet Of particular region rem
ders grateful to the enfsebled Frame The
purest are therefore by no means to be con-
sidered everywhere, and in all cases, as the
most wholesome The natural waters of every
locality are more or less medicated, 80 to
speak, and the constitutions of the inhabitants
by long use become adapted to their peculiar
quality, and even their blood is adjusted to
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

Bridget" said a lady to her serveut,
Bridget Conley,-" who was that man you
was talking with so lond at the gate last
night?
"Sure no one but me oldest brother, nam, y
replied Bridget with flushed cheek.
Your brother! l didn't know you had a
brother. What is the name 2"
Barney Octoolan, man."
Indeed, how comes it that his name is
not the same as yours"
"Troth, man," replied Bridget, "he hal
been married once"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06
~Darietp.

AN AMPLE ApoIoaY.-A gentleman was
called upon to apologize for words uttered
over wine. 81 beg pardon" said he, II did
not mean to say what did; but I've had
the misfortune to loose some of my front
teeth, and words get out every now and then
without my knowing word about it." He
was going on, when friend pulled him down
by The coat tail, saying, Dout say one word
more. Never was there more perfect ap-
pology."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06
ID o etrp.
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
rrsres IxTNEs,s GREETING.

For the Green Mountain Freeman.
THE WINTER KINGS GREETING.
From the frozen polar seas,
From old GreenlAnd's icy main,
have come to you once more,
To commence my cherries reign;
And greeting ncw give,
In my wild and noisy glee,
You can hear ii in the blast
As 1t swsepeth DER the lea.
Now the landscape that in Spring
Was so lovely to the sight,
I have clad, TO show my sway,
In drapery Of white
And the lofty forest trees,
That were once bedecked with green,
Look like phantoms in the distance,
Each with melancholy mieu.
And the little birds that sang .,.4.' -
In the joyous Summer time,
1 have driven from their homes
To sin5re agreeable cline;
Yet they will return again
When cherries reign is DER,
To enivep sleeping Nature
With the songs they sang before.
And the bright and sparkling rllls
That went dancing DER the palms.
Sending forth accordant music
1 have bound with icy chains;
And not until the Spring
Shall return again to thee,
Win those little singing rills,
From their chains Of ice be free
Censure and upbraid me not
Call me not King unkind,-
For impart lesson
Which should e'er be borne in mind
As the bright and lovely Spring
Succeeds my dreary reign,
So Spring Of bliss awaiteth
Those who seek immortal gain. 1T. PICK.
Berlin, Vt, 1855
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Freeman l.. Mathews, Estate

STATE OFIVERMoNT, In Probate Court holden at
Ss ss S. johnson within and rsad
A LMERIN TINKER, Administrator on the Estate of
II freeman L. Mathews. late Of Morsrown in said Dis.
tct deceased makes application SAID Court extend
from said Estate aud to render his administration &C.
count until some future day: Whereupon II is ordered
by said Court that said application be heard Probate
ONCE In Johnson In said District on the 18th day of De-
bemoer, 1855 and further ordered that notice hereof
be given 10 the creditors of snd estate and 10 all obsIs
concerned by publishing the substance Of said
and orders therenn In the g feen Mountain freeman
newspaper printed at Montpelier al leas, three weeks sue
cessivey before the time Aforesaid appointed for the hearing
of said application. By the Com, p
10 Atari y q pIH'rr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06
:. WI. BigeIOw,s Estate.

NM the subsc liners being appointed by the Hon. probat
w Cou't for the District OF Randolph, to
persons against the Estate of s. NJ Bigeow late of Rros
field in said District licensed and the claims Of the de
ceased exhibited In offset thereto hereby give notice thar
six months from the i5h day of October A. 1855 are nj
lowed for the creditors to present their claims to said
missioners for examination and allowance and thai we
VIII meet ior that purpose, at the dwelling house Of i'd
ow Electa r. Bigeow in said Biookeid an the second
Tuesdays Of January and March next at 10 ocock in the
forenoon on each Of saic days. '
ABEL BIGELOW,
WIN; E. CHAaBERLlN c0m'rs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

Iq Turkey, whenever storekeeper is con-
victed Of telling lie, his house is at once
painted black, to remain so for a month. If
there was such law in this country, what a
sombre and gloomy appearance most of our
owns+would present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06
DIR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON
Fer the Relief of Suffering Females1

TT stands pre-eminent
L for its curative pow
ers In all the diseases
+ r which it is recon-.
mended, usually called
Female Complaints
OF these are ProIapsus
Utcri, or falling of the
Womb; Fluor Aibus,
or whites ; Chronic In
fiammation and ulcera-
tion If the wo NIB In
ciaental Homorrha &c ,or
Flooding; painful, sup
pres'ed and irregular
Mens,ruralion sc. with
all their accompanying
evils,(Cancer excepted)
no matter how severe.
or of how long stand.
ing,
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TEACHERS & SCHOOL COMMITTEES
Every School should be supplied with
The Complete Penman.

THE best and cheapest Writing Book ever published.
Copies the head of each page Made of the best Of
paper.
No. Coarse hand for beginners
No. g. Coarse hand continued together with the capitals
NO'3 Business hand commencing with the first princi
piles, and going through the small and capital stter with
words and sentences. rs t's =,
No A. Ccntans business foims such us Notes, Drafts
and bills, thus teaching beautiful mercantile hand aud
the ii he mparting much valuable Information.
These Books received the First Premium at The
N. Il. Industrial Exhibition. and are highly rec
UmmeI ded by the first merchants in Boston.
Specimen books sent flee Of expsnse by null when
quesed The rs cents per dozen being but
little than Blank Books All orders should
be sent to 6r H1& ~. 49w4
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Principal Of French's Commercial Institute.
No. "a fremont Street, Boston.
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sc III e N KS
MANDRAKE PTT,TS

be found to possess those qualities necessary TO
w The total eradication Of all bilious attacks prompt 10
start the secretOns of the liver give healthy tone TO
the entire sysem Indeed, 1t is ordinary discovery
IN Medical Science to have invented remedy for these
stubborn complaints which develope all the results pro-
duced by heretofore free of culomea mine lust
iy dreaded by mankind-and acknowledged TO be desuc-
tive N the extreme to the human system That ts prop
critics Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues
0me, without its INJURIOUS tendencies Is now an admit
ted fact rendered ndspntable by scientific researches
and those who use the Mandrak Pill will be fully salts
ned that the 81 medicines those by nature
IN the common herbs and roofs of the fields
The Pills open the bowels and all bilious de-
engagements without salvation any of the injuriou et
ects OF calOme other poisons. The secretion of bile
is promoted by these Pills will be by the altered
color 0f The stools and disappearing of the saOw
plexion and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions accompany each box of Pills, and the
price Of quart bottle of the Sea Weed Tonic and box
OF these Pills combined is only dollar But separate
boxes of Pills be had of any of the agents for wen
ty-fve cents.
These remedies prepared under the personal super
vision OF Dr. II Schenck, proprietor of Scheneks Pull
monte Syrup the well established remedy for Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds &C., &c. and the inventor of the
celebrated Respometer, for examining and detecting all
diseases of the the Lungs, Heart, &c.
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Observation-Disclosures, WentZ & Co., 1T N. Third
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| New York &C. v. CLIcxxER & Co., 81 Barclay
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

An Irishman complained Of his physician
that he stuffed him so with drugs, that he
was sick after he got well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

it; so that to change their wonted beverag
even for one more pure, may sensibly attec
the health for years to come, of large masse
of people.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

Where twenty persons have stomachs but
one has brains. Hence, brewers grow rich,
while printers remain poor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

The best continuance for keeping people
awake in church, is a clergyman who is wild
awake himself.
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AMBROTYPES!
OaguerreotvpeS on Glass;


THE subscriber having obaned the right for Montpelier
and vicinity, il prepared to take these beautiful
ma never changing pictures in glass, nj his Daguerrean
otahu; over Ellis Il Bancroft's Store,
STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,
Ihe An of Ambroypng has very recently been brought
to Ugh degree of perfection by Mr. Cutting, the inven-
Tor who has secured patent for fourteen yearsn France
treat Britain and the United States These Pictures
TAKEN on the best Plate Glass TO which another glass
meDted thus retaining their brlancy for ages, and
beautiful 10 tone bald and clear in effect that they are
uni Fersaiy admired and rapidly taking the place OF
Dagnerreoypes.
Ambrotypes be taken equally well upon the smallest
immature mp to the full lite size and In much less time sit
ing necessary for good Daguerreetype. They be
seen IN any light well engavngs or any paper pic
under glass; and hence very suitable for large pic
lures to he hung In frames. They not reversed, but
seen IN the natural position Of the sitter.
oaguerre types can be copied in this permanent style
and enlarged any sze The darkest dampest wealth
e equally favorable for this process with the faest and
as 1t is rarely necessary to sit half minute in the
darkest day.
9rPrices varying from $500 to sl5,oo 4..te
me public are Invited call and examine specimens.
Montpelier, July a. 1856 S. o. HERSEY
Nbfhe subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
NC that he sil continues Dagneneotyplne In the highes
perfection Of the art aud oil lis various styles,
81 2. o. HERSEY,
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