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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
Hor Silence saved Me.

81 remember" said young man, being
in company with several thoughtless girls
Among them, however, there was one excep-
ton; a serious, quiet and beautiful woman
whose religious opinions were well KNOWN
and whose pen had for long time spoken
cloquently in the cause of truth and virtue
through the columns of our village paper
Suddenly | conceived the thought OF banter
ing upon religious subjects, and with the fool.
hardness OF youth and the reckiessness oil
impiely, launched forth with some stale In
Gdel objections that none but { the fool who
saith in his heart there is no God,' would ven
lure to reiterate. The flock Of silly goslings
about me laughed and Uttered, and l, en-
Outraged by their mirth, grew bold, and re-
peatod my fla. inuendoes, occasionally glanc-
ing slyly toward the principal butt oil all my
fun. She did not seem to notice me at all
she did not smile, did not look away, did not
look at me.
Still continued my impous harrangue,
thinking that she must refute something, that
she would not surely hear her own holy faith
held up to fidicule by beardless boy. The
snickerers around me, gradually began to
glance towards her. Her face was SO quiet,
SO solemn even in its quiet, that seriousness
stole over them, and | stood alone, striving
by my own senseless laughter to buoy up my
fast sinking courage.
Still she never spoke, nor smiledAscarcey
moved her immobiity grew awful; began
to stuttcr-to pausc-,o feel cold and strange
i could nor tell how. My courage oozcd
off; my heart grew faint was conquered.
That night after went home, in rejecting
over my foo-hardy adventure, could have
scourged myself. The sweet, angelic counte-
nance Of my mute accuser came up before me
even in the visions of tho night; could not
sleep. Nor did rest, till, some days after,
went to the home of tho lady had insult
ed and asked her pardon. Then she spoke to
me, how mild how Christian-like! how sweet.
ly!
| was sublued melted down; and it was
not long after that became, ! trust, a hum
bic Christian, and looked back to my misera
bic uubelief with horror.
Her silence saved me. Had she answered
with warmth, with sarcasm, with sneer, OF
with rcbuke, I should have grown stronger il
my opposition But she was silent, and fell
as if my voice was striving to make itse
heard against the mighty words of the Etern
al. o! how often would it be better, if in
stead Of vain argument or hot dispute, thu
Christian would use utter silence
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

OH MAIDs.-A sprightly writer expresses
his opinion Of an old maid in the following
manner: II am inclined to believe, that
many of the satirical aspersions cast upon
old maids tell more to their credit than is gen.
orally imagined. Is woman remarkably
neat in her. person? She will certainly die
an old maid. Is she particularly reserved
towarks the other sex She has all the
squeamlsaness of an old maid Is she frugal
in her expenses and exact in all her domestic
cnncerns? She is cut out for an old maid.
And if she is humane to the animals about
her, nothing can save her from the appela-
ton of an old maid In short, have al
ways found that neatness, modesty, economy
and humility, are the never-failing character
istics of that terrible creature, an old maid
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
james RandalI's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! A. Probate Conf held u
town. in said district the 5th day If May A. d. 1886,
THOMAS ]. NEWLAND, Administrator on the Estate
L of JAMES RANDALL, late Of Hydephfk, in said DiS-
trct eceasrd presents TO said Court his application in
writing setting forth that the said deceased was In his life
time seized Of certain real estate situated in said Hyde
park and that there are debts due from said estate the
amount Of Sll64 that the probable expense Of settling
sad Estate is estimated at $780, that the whole amount
Of the personal tr said deceased reported by
the appraisers Is S415 Of which amount ieie has heen
by said Ccutt assigned To the widow SiSi,57 leaving
chargeabe IN The Real Estate The sum of S32i91where
fore he pays f license 10 sell the re- cTsion of the wild
nw's right Of dnwer in said ESate
Wherenpon it is by the Cont order ed that heatin:
upon said application b. had at the Probate Office IL
Moistown the I'd day Of June next and that notice Il
nil parties Interested BIZ given by publishing the suban
of said Application and orders thereon three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the Green Mountain Freeman ncwspa
per printed At Mon,elirr, In order that they may appeal
and show why sad License ought not TO be granted
by the Court,
Attest, J. G.. BURNETT, Register.
A true copy Of Record.
q Attest, J. &. BURNETT, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
It)e Social Uirrle.
Tno Dying Girl.

Now DOCTOR said sweet-faced girl, look
ing with confidence into the kind face that
had bent over her so often, tell me is there
any certainty that shall ever recover? l
think not /; so you see | am prepared for i'll
tidings, and am continually tormentiug
myself with the question. Will you not be
candid with me, dear DR.. Ellis g
while there is life, commenced the Doc
tor, but the frail young creature interrupted
him, saying:
No, no, doctor that won't do; must have
your professional opinion; and when | say
that my souls happiness, for the remnant Of
this life will be affected by your decision,
sure you will grant me this request.
but could you bcar---
Anything, doctor, but this suspense. am
willing to be told the exact state Of the
case for, you see, some days feel SO re.
ally well, that my hope is unduly excited,
and again, when the sleepless hours and ter
rible pains come, death takes an awful
shape, and frightens me out Of repose. But
if we was certain-she spoke with solem-
nity-'I would teach my mind to dwell upon
IL in such way that my foolish fears would
leave me-
MY sweet girl said the doctor, taking hei
wasted hand. I will grant this request. Yor
cannot certainly recover, unless soma extraor
binary providence occurs. Your life may be
protracted some months yet, but not over
year at the farthest, so it seems to me.
The pale ches's grew shade paler, but tn
smile faded not on the gentle lips.
Thank yon doctor, was her reply, thanh
you for your trust and confidence in me
You shall see I will not abuse them.
The beautiful consumptive sat alone in he
large easy chair some moments after the doc
tor was gone. She gazed about her on lux
uries which wealth unbounded had procure
for Der pleasure. and the large untrouble
oye grew dim.
Then I must die i! she said to herself, an
oh, this fear, not OF an hereafter, but Of tina
dread passing through the valley which Shad
ows my hours of suforings' Even my relig
ion does not dissipate that shrinking, shud
dering fear. The impressions of my child
hood will not go away but return with ne,
force, And as she thus half whispered t
herself, lonely matron entered, and hurryin
to her side, kissed the fair brow.
you are better to day, child,' she said i
tone, of forced calmness may don't shak
your head SO mournfuly; indeed, If 20
knew how much improved you appear an
she drew low seat towards tho young gil
and sat gazing in her eyes with tho holy 10,
of maternity.
Mother said the consumptive, as she toc
the matron's hand in her own there is som,
thing want you to do for me-
What is it, darlings You know l won
lay down ny life for you
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1)oetteal.
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman
Going Home.
pY NAY FORREST.

I'm GONG ROME, how thrills my heart
To speak those words sgai9i
and still It seems as il the sound,
Were meaningless and vain,
ASH the very thought could bear
Some sorrow in Its train.
For long lonely wanderer
I've trod the quiet earth,
And though each home was welcome
As the land that gave me birth,
sometimes thought the Joys l sought
Were but Of little worth.
The stars would glance in loveincss
Upon my weary brow,
And then felt my loneliness
As much as do now,
Even when they came to cheer and bless,
They let me lone az now.
And sometimes on the starry night,
Would float a peaceful tone,
That mindsdme Of past delight,
Now gone-forever gone,
And then / thought my homeless heart
More than before alone.
1 think of the time, know not when,
Somewhere in the days to come,
A spirit shall whisper the word again,
The name of my better home,
Shall deck with delight the dreary path,
And warm with her gentle breath,
Ash pass the outposts of this wilderness,
And roam in the valley Of Death.
With fearless heart may follow then
The steps Of my angei guide;
And drink Of the river Of bliss again,
The cherubim at my side,
And gaze in the fountain OF Life at last,
As l tread on the other shore;
And bask in theiight of the better land,
Till the days Of the blest are DER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

HEREArrER.-As certain as spring will re.
turn after the lapse of winter, so certainly
will friends, lovers, and kindred meet again;
they will meet again in the presence Of the
all loving Father: and then first will they
form a whole with each other and with every
thing good, after which they sought and strove
in vain in this pecc.meal world. And thus
does the felicity Of the poet, even here rest
on the persuasion that all have to rejoice in
the care Of wise God, whose power extends
unto all, and whose lightens upon all.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

STATE OF VERMONT Tie Hon. the Probate Cour.
. RANDOLPH Dsrmct IS. forthe District of Randolph
To II persons concerned in the Esnte OF Eliza Parker
Late of Bnokfeld, IN said District, deceace inestae
GREETING:
WHEREAS, Richard AGdrus, Administrator OF the Is
w tate Of the said deceased, proposes rendering
count of his alnui> lion and presenting his account
against said Eaiac far allowance at session If said
Court To be held at tie Probate Office in Randolph in said
District on the 3lst day Of May, A. u. 1856
Therefore, y0u herby notified appear before said
Ccuii, at the and place aforesaid and show cNse
any y"n have,why the said shond allow ed
Dated al Rand, pii said District this 10th day If May
A, .D.je5G JUnN d. HUTCHINSON, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

A TRUE MorHER.-A writer beautifully re-
marks that q mans mother is the representa-
tive of his Maker. Misfortune and mere pov-
orty set no barriers between her and her son.
While his mother lives, q man has one friend
on earth who will not desert him when he is
needy. Her affection flows from pure foun-
tain, and ceases only at the ocean of eternity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

HINTS TO PARENTS Rev. Hosea Bal
lou-the founder and champion OF Univer-
salism in this country-was accustomed to
say to parents: IF you practice severity,
speak harshly, frequently punish in anger,
you will find your children will imbibe your
spirit and manners. Rut if yon are wise,
and treat your little ones th.tcnderness, you
will fix the image of love in their minds, and
they will love you and each other, and in
their conversation will initiate the converse
which they have heard from the tendercst
friend which children have on,earth.'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
Written for the Green Mountain Freem'
Lines,

Lines,
To Mrs. J. F. H., on the Death of her Mother
Thou mournest for thy mother
And well thy tears may flow,
For Jesus wept DER one beloved
The holy tears Of woe.
Thou mournest for thy mother !
Thy heart is filled with pain,
For earth can never give thee back
A mothers love again,
Thou mournest for thy mother
And can weep with thee,
For mother, kind and gentle,
Comes back no more to me.
But In dreams her angel spirit
Smiles DER her mourning one,
A smile that wins from earth to Heaven,
Wien the CAGES Of life are done.
Thou mourncst for thy mother
Thou hast seen her pass away,
From world Of sin and sorrow,
To realms Of endless day.
Thou mournest for thy mother
Then raise thy thoughts above,
And He who heals the broken heart
viii bless you with His love.
aterbury, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
Old BELLS.

Loud ringing changes all our bells have marrod,
tangled they have and Jared
So long, they're out OF tune and framej
They seem not now the same.
Put them in frame anew, und once begin
To tune them so that they may all chime In
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
We Miss Thee at Home.

We miss thee at home yes, we miss thee,
Since the hour We babe thee adieu,
And prayers have encirclcd thy pathway,
From anxious hearts, loving and true,
That the Savior would guide and protect thee,
As far from the loved ones you roam,
And whisper, whene'er thou vert saldcned,
They miss thee, all miss thee, at home.
The shadows OF evening are falling,
Oh! where Ia tho wanderer now :
The breeze that floats lightly around me,
Perchance may soon visit his brow
Oh bear on thy bosom message,
We're watching, oh why wilt thou roam
The heart has grown cold and dcjectcd,
For we miss thee all miss thee, at home
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
NOTICE.

N N. BRIGHAM,M D., homeopathic Physician and
VI. Surgeon, having changed his tesid nee from Waits
sld 10 Montpelier village and associated himself In prae
uce with Dr. r. e. Taplin Ia now pEspartdto answer oil
calls In ,hs varo departments al his pr iession
ny-OFr,cE conner OF Elm AND Spring tteets opposite
"a Acadrmy. a.
Montpelier, July |, lass asms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
Wanted I!

A GENTS to sell new and excellent Works of Art Hon
es' ana hdusous young men, with from len 10 Sky
Few days For such Ii Is an excellent chance, samples
sent 70 those who wsho become Agents on the receipt
Slpo oy mai. Apply Immediately in person at No. l42
Hanoyers street, Boston, or by letter to
@wt &c BARRETT, south Canton, Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
"BEECn DROP OR CANCER ROOT"

TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
A Card.
For the convenience Of Druggists and individuals now
nsng this Medicine in the State Of Vermont constant
supply will be kept in the hands OF our State Agent FRED
H. SMITH and alt applications orders VIII be promptly
filad, on The same terms when addreddpd 10 us.
P, v. R. CONVEATRY & CO., rror retors.
81 Geue'ee ST., Auburn, N, Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

AubuTn, n. " juno 10, IS55.
We, the undersigned have received the furnula
preparing BACIi's AMERICAN COMPOUND" aud
fur have tested it, recommend It's general use
a tonic and Alternative Medicine, Ia REMOVE VirIArt
HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, aud peculiarly adapted
Female suffering from LeucOfrhGa (Wles) and 10 tho
whose constitutions eneebled from nerntled Feve
JOSEPH N. MORRIS, NJ d.,
LANSlNGll BRIGGS, 81. d.,
A. q. TABER, M. d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
DIR, C. WI. RUBLEE.

(FUrmery Of montpelier, WI
|212 fremont Street, : - Boston
Dr. n. WILL In connection with the practice Of Nee
cine and Surgery, continue to give especial attention
treatment Of diseases Of the eye,
Nov, 80, 1865 1T
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
Probate Notice,

THE Probate Courts, for the District Of Lamuc, will be
L holden for the year ensuing follows Al The Pro
Late Office in Johnson ,he Is Saturday in january
aud the lst Saturdays Of each months thereafter
At the Office Of Thomas Glecd, Worthwhile the Isl
Monday in February, and The LIST Mondays Of eacl
months thereafter through the year.
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
Johnson, Dec. 3, 1855. 81
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WARE-ROOMS:
No. 500 Washington Street. Boston, Mass.
GEO w. WILDER, Montpelier, VT, General Agent.
Probafe (1ourts

STATE OF VERMONT, I Probate Courts within and for
WASHINGTON Disrlcr, So the District aforesaid will lie
hc at the Probate Office, In Montpelier, Tuesday Of each
week, during the year.
NELSON A CHASE Ju,J1n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
B AC HIS
A vi IL IL G. A n
COMPOUND.

'llE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention If
L the People Of Vermont, ID the claims of
BACHS AMERICAN COMPOUND,
Asone Of the best preparations before the punIc for ths
relief and cure Of the following complaints =
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Threats, Ciiomei.
Nursing and liberated Sore Mouths, Sore
NIPPLES Mercmidl Taints, Fever Sores, ScroE
uia' liberation Of The Llngs and Stomach. all
Nervous Complaints, Female Werkness and r.
rcgu'mities, fluor -Mbus Tor Whdcs) Coughs
arising from an hritated Throat Plies, Weak
&on'nchs-in .fdc. IN any case Of
WEAKNESS, lNFLAMATioN, or IMPURE BLOOD,
USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city of Auburn, where this medicine Is prepared
anu the Poetors reside, large list OF The mos rc be
aud respectable proc IS of its efficacy have been frni shed
in its favor, by the voluntary promptng- of those who
haW beeh relieved aud cured Of long standing and
inel! aggravated affections of the above complaints
nom greatiu desire to spread its knowledge, and pro
mote the good of others who may be similarly ufl ced.
It's Influence has been peculiarly happy in all oi
bronchial and Throat affections, from Slight Ia Chton
nilahatois und UIce rltions. Aso, in very mark
ed eases If Female Weakness aud Irregularities, and
many other complaints enumerated abnvc.
We have asn some strong Of TIL. char in our
uwn Ste. in which has been used with wonderful
cess where years resorts To many other remedies have
failed to afford relief It's ingredients, among which Is
compound fluid extract Of
"BEECu DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT"
composition are such as to render perfectly safe and
harmless requiring The exercise Of e-per a IN 70
gard to the habits "i the ndivd iL beyond that ord nar
~ necessary.
From personal knowledge Of these facts do not hes
iLlC To say to alt who are IN any way afflicted with Bod
" Weakness, Debility, Inama,ion Impure Sluggish
blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
Il recommended In the strongest IF Relief an
Cure.
| FRED g. SMITH, Montpelier
Wholesale Agent of Yer nj
w II nnm all nrlltrI Snnlll lie addressed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

Benefcence is the most exquisite luxury;
and the good man, after all, is the genuine
epicure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
Pork and Lard.

VERY CHOICE article of cl au Pork aud I.eai L.
II for sale at Hyde & Fosters. Those In want willie
well To examine the quality and prices befo,e ruchas
e lse where. HYDE & FOSTER
Montpelier, April 8, 1856. l6m3t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

Speak to old men of the past-to the mid
die aged of the present-and to the young of
the future.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

Hon. D l.. DODGE, of Auburn, N. Y, and late memh
Of our State Legislature and one Of the most accomplish
Physicians nd Chemists vi country after giving III
medicine his personal observation, says -. II Is desirt
iospersede all liquid preparations Tor the cure OF Chun
listnhes.O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

The newspaper is q sermon for the thought
full, library for the poor, and q blessing to
everybody,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

He who persecutes good man makes war
against himself and all mankind.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29
Vermont Il Canada Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Northern, Western, British and
United States Mail Route.

Trains Goizsg North.
M All TRAIN cunntc!s ut Windsor and Whit, River
wi Junction with Trains from Boston, aud Sp,ju yield
snme Gay ana from New York the dry previus NJ Oh Pm;
leaves Windsor al 10 Connects ut Burlington in Steam
ts on Lake Cimnpain for Saratoga 1t Ruuses Point
with train fir Montreal the same and next morn
Ing with train that arrives OGDE ssBuneH in time Il,
Western Railroad Express Lines for Naea Falls Buffalo
llamltOn Chicago, and the West.
Accommodation Train connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains thai leave Vustn at II 90 moon
anu New TX at oho AM, same morning. stops over
night at NUrlhlrd, leaves at 100 AM CONNECTS nj Rur
lingt"n with Lake Champldin Steamers and Rutland
Road, aud at Rouses Point with trains for Auntre, az
Ogdrnsbugh arriving in time take the American line of
Steamboats, for The West, same evening.
Trains GoingSouth.
Mail Train connects at Ruuses Pon with ira in from
OeDENsBuRGH night before and from Malone and Mov-
TRIAL be same morning, at White River in notion it'll
rans for st Jchnsbury, and the WHIH AND FRA NcnNI,
M"uSrAINs same dav also with Northern N. H. Road for
stoh iowcll &C. arriving at those places early by
any other roue, asu connects at Windsor with train far
Bellows Falls. Fitchhurgh Springfield, and arrive in
New York same evening, and 1T Burlington with ste IN
ers on Lane Champlan. Leave Rnuses Point 14O AN,
81. bars 43 AM, Burlington 9i5 A. NJ, Montpelier
| 100 AM.
| Accommodation Train connects ut Ru,ses Point with
trains from Osdensburgh and Montreal stops over night
at White River junction Windsor and CONNECTS witt,
aiBs arriving in Boston al 90 NJ. and New York at
"a NJ.
Tickets for Buffalo Detroit Chica and the West f.,
sale at the principal Stations.
r. AHERDURNE, svst
NonhAed, May 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

1t is more disgraceful to distrust ones
friends than to be deceived by them.
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CERTIFICATES.


Imp Ortnnt from DIR. r.. w. Sabin, Of Roche,
ter, New York.
December ], 1861
This may certify that I have made Trial II" BACH
AMERICAN COMPOUND " IN a case Of severe Bronchi
Affection, and long standing irritation u the
al the Amenary track By the use III two bottles OF
ahuve Com pound, it Is thought permanent cure
feced. have srrn lS wunde rfu effects in a decide
Of Scroiula Con umptnn, whele tie patient
10 he beyond cnreaftrr taking few hotties
The American Compound, is thought lie out ,
dan ger and nearly we'll. From what ! hav of u
effect Of the Compound, shnid certainly commend ,
use in such cases as above named.
Z, W.SABIN, NJ, ID,
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DENTAE, STTRGEuV

IN o.P. FoBBUSH resp ctiuily informs his friends
~ and the pnbic that he viii be happy to receive con
inuance OF their former liberal patronage, and hop, by
attention 10 business andskiul mechanism to me,it and
receive continuance of their favors.
9ToEFiCE in the Patriot Building. statestreet, Mon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-29

Bachs Family RECEIPT Book is to be had gratis of II
Agents-you will there Of diseases recorded
Ind you Invited To c. mmuncate with any whose CO
tifcaes are given. In order to prove them genuine
CAUTION
All the genuine medicine bears the Fac slMnH OF 2.
r. COVENTRY 4 co. on the outside wrapper.
Principal Office and Depot, 80 GENEsEE ST., AT
BURN, NY
FRED T. SMITH, General agent for the Siais Of v, =
mont luyl
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DER. BOWS
Grand Mcdiaal House and Office.

NOT. EndicOtt Street, Boston. NO.7
Established tor the Perm Cure Of all Private Dis
eases and the suppression of Quackery.
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Prepared by j. G. AVER,
Practical and ANALYTICAL Chemist, L. ueu, Mass.

PraCtlcht ana AnHIy ticaI Cn6Htst, I%VFV, MHss'
D. o. Tyler, Fred &. Smith and Coliint Pierce, Mo
pelir; Potter 4 Tucker md Geo Nichols, Norhfed
s. Camp, Stowe; J. r. Bradley. Waterbury Z. A. Badger
& Co.. West Randolph A. E Bgeow, Barre. oG