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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
Delights Spanish LustraH.

SURE ARTICLE TO MAKE
HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Remou' The Dandruf and keep The Head Cool,
Giue a Soft Gloss 10 The Hair, Prsven's lis
falling off and arrest It's premature decay.
FOR THE TOILET
1T rs HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR TIT FRAGRANCE
nURiNG the time This celebrated compound has heen
IL before the American Public, it has won for Itself a
repu which destines take the lead of ali prepa
Tations for the hair.
From Leonard Stoddard, City Marshal of Lawrence
To WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERN Having used DELIGHTS
Spanish stal i the Hair, for several mo nths past do
not hesitate Ia say that II far exceeds everything Of The
kind have ever used II You have bald head try H.
II you blessed with goO head of hair and wish To
retain il glossy healthy and NICE then Delights span
isl I.ustral-it is jus, the ing to doi
From Letter from David Morgan ofthe Bay Stat. Mills
Lawrence.
had but very e faith in the Spanish Llstral know
ing that there IL so much imposition in the shlpe of Hair
RestorutIvcs;" but concluded 10 try The first bottle
caused fuzzy appearance my hend followed by yone
hair, and before nd hnshed the second bottle / had n
most plentiful crop. which entirely realized The
virtues of the spanish Lustral. My residence is No Ia
Bay state Corporation, Lawrence where can be seen nj
any lime.
Prepared by J. y. WADLEIGH, Druggist, No. Appleton
Block, Lawrence Mass.
70 and so Cents per Bottle.
FRED e. SMITH, Montpnller, Wholesale Agen. fo,
Vermont to whom all orders should be addressed. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

HoLLowAYs PILLS. certain Cure for termination of blood
to the head.Eas Hope. one of the most celebrated advo
of temperance in the Union admits that he suffered
than any he heard of from termination Of
blood to the head although he most abstemou both in
eating and drinking also in taking rest yet he was 50 bad
times that in the dst Of his eloquent dscuurses,
he compelled to leave off addressing his auditors and
several occasions has been carried away from meeting
oway Pills, he induced to give them trial. and, to
his words, they acted like magic. 1t is fourteen
months ago he commenced taking this celebrated med
cne which completely cured him in two months, and he
had any return of this complaint since These Pills
wonderfully ecacious in all disorders of the stomach and
hOun
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
OxYpenated Ritters.


II Read the following letter from CALEB PARKER, Esq,
of Concord N H. honored and esteemed by all who
know him
Gentlemen With no dspo-
sOn to make my conspicuous take the opportunity
to to afflicted the benefit h derived from the
of Dr. Green's 0xygenated Btters, and recommend
them to others. For two years have been troubled with
indigestion and its attendant evils such aulency,
stpation, attacks Of darroea, accompanied with
waterbrash at the stomach which reduced in flesh,
strength and spirits, low that nearly untitled for
business applied to several physicians, from whom OBJ
tanned only temporary relief and finding in short time my
disease returning upon in all its malignity concluded,
with the advice friends but without the least faith in their
efficacy to try the 0xygenatcd Bter from the of which
found immediate relief having return Of waerbrash a
ter taking the first portion. continued according
to the directions until had taken eight ten bottles which
have entirely cnred me. My weight has increased thr
tyfve pounds and my health is perfect truly say
that consider the Oxygenated Bters the best tonic exa
have recommended them to SEVERAL who have invariably
| found great benefit faom their
Yours respectfully,
| CALEB PARKER.
SETH W. F0WLE CO., 1888 Washington Street, Boston
Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
AGENTS.-Fred E. Smith, b. O. Tyler, Collins Pierce
Montpelier; Il. Perry, Putnam Sprague, Cabot; A. II
Bigelow Barre Bemis Mills Marshfeld; John p. Hale
Phnfed J. +. Henry, Waterbury c. Il r. Ainsworth
Williamstown A. W. Brooks East Randolph d. f. Chap
man, Tunbrdge; Foster Grow, Chelsea r. Hatch Il Co.
StratfDrd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

n N. BRIGHAM, NJ d., Homeopathic Physician and
VI. Surgeon, having changed his esd, from Waits
Held to Montpelier village. and himself prac
nee with Or r. o. Tapin is now prepare to ali
calls In The vario departments Of his profession
Ny-OYrics, corner OF Elm and spring tfeets, opposite
the Academy.
! Montpelier, July |, 1865. 29mS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
HhhsxTAY4 SURGERY.

m q p FOBhIIsn resp cifliiy informs his friends
and the pnblir that he wii'br lry Ia receive ean
tnuauce of ,eir former lib raj patronage and hop by
attention to hi, siness and ku mechanism to me't and
receive continuance nf their fIvnrs,
a. OFFICE in the Patriot Building. siatestreet, Wen
heller. VT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
Card.
For the convenience of Druggists and individuals
,sup this Medicine in the state of Vermont, constant
smnnv will be Kept in hands Of State Agent, FRED
sIiITd and NIL applications orders will be promptly
6iIoj on Inc same terms when ad6redded to us.
nv. 4. COVENTRY II CO., prorr istors.
81 Gtne,ee St., Auburn, N. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
GER TIFICA TES.
I'm, n ortant from Dr. IL. w. sabih, of Roches.
ter, New York.

ter, New York.
December |, 1855.
This NAV certify that have made trial Of e BACH'S
AMERICAN COMPOUND" in case If severe Bronchial
Affection aud long standing irritation OF the mucs coat
If IN, Aimenary tack BY The Of two bottles of the
anye Compound il thought permanent cure eff.
cec,ed / have seen its wonderful effects in decided
cnse If Sctuula Con umption, where the patient was
,bnuph 10 be beyond cureafteE taking few bottles Of
the American Compound, is now thought to be out Of
dn ger and nearly we'll From what hav seen of the
rct Of the Compound sh uld certainly recommend It's
use in such cases above named. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
B A c HIS
A WI u R HC A N
Compound.

| l. thr People rt vermont, Ia The claims Of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As oae IF the best peptralion before punc for the
| r.iri and cure ot tie fellow ing complaints =
Bronchitis, ministers Sore Threats. Caiomel,
| .NuSing md liberated Sore Mouths. Sore
| .Wippies Keyrmim 7aints, ifrer Sores Srof-
uia liberation of the i.,,ngs cnd Stomach. all
regntritics Fiuor .4'Jus Tor Whips) Coughs
arising from an Iriinted Throat Pues Weak
S;omachs-in ,ji,c' IN any case Of
WEAKNESS, EXPLANATION, or IMPURE BLOOD,
USi TnIs REMEDY:
In The civ NJ Auhurl whe lies medicine prenared
ard the Porieors reside, iarg" list oi the most reliable
ard respectable pro- of lis efficacy have been fIrn shed
in its favor, by the voluntary prompting Of th0se who
have been relieved aud cured cl long Standing and ex-
irtmtiy aggravated affections of the above complaints
fnt gfealia desire to spread It's knowetg-, and pro,
mue the good ot oh rs who may be- slaiarly all cted
lis hu,nce has been peculiarly happy in all OF
Bronchial add fhrnt affections, from slight To Chron
In matlOns aud t.crhtdns. Also In some very mark
I'd Of F.mae Weakness aud irregularities, and
NAV, other clm liaitts enumerated above.
We have asn strong al th character in our
own state winch has hecn used with wonderf il sue.
cess, where years sstn to many olber remedies have
failed to atI rriirt rs ingredients, among which is
| compound iuid extract of
"BEEcH DROP" OR "'CANcER ROOT"
and composition are such render perfectly safe and
harmless rupifue he exc OF especial care in re-
cari the habits o the individual, beyond that ord
IL necessary
Frou PERSONAL knowledge OF these facts, do not hes
nc ia s; to oil who are in any way afflicted with od-
" Weakness, Debility, Inflammation, Impure OF Sluggish
Blood, that
BACHS AMERICAN COMPOUND
/. recommended in Tie strongest of Relief and
~ FRED e. SMITH, MontreIier,
| Wholesale Agent for the stale of Vermont.
,,yh, md. ~. "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
FOR A GOOD
DAGgIEgs E5ss'F X HpHI.

Photograph OF Amhrctype, call at
WHITES ROOM, over the Patriot 0Gtfe Book Store
March. 1856. u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
Frederick va. Eay,or;s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Piohate coutt holcu ut
WAsHINGrnN DIsTRicr IS. the Prubae Office in M"ntpe
lier, within and for said District, The 1T Gay Of
MAY. A. b 1856.
Instrument. purpofng TO b- the last viii and 'res
II ianen, of Frederick NJ. Taylor, late Of Wai'sfed,
in said District dece ,sed being presented to the Court
here Ivy Pard'n Bushnell. Of the Executors
therein named for Probate IL ordered by SAID Court
thai all persons concerned therein be nne To appear at
session of said Court to he holden ut the Probate Office
n Montpelier, the 3D. day of June, 1855, and show
II any they may have, against probate If said
Will for which purpnso it Is further ordered thai Cny
of the record of this order he published three weeks
cessivey in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at
Montpelier, previous said :ie appointed for hearing
true copy Of record
90 Attest, NELSON A. CHASE, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
Al The Store formerly occupied by NJ Harrey s c
Prices DO suit Purchasers!

Merchants f,rmerly supplied with Gons from this Store
BIZ furnished sill with quality lat shortest
nufire Give call
Montpelier, April D. 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
Nathan T.. ssOyce's Estate.

NnsMNAs =. gEOVcc7S ESTATE.
STATE or vtRnoNT.l In Pmba'e Court hidden at
WAsHSoroN i,IsTWOT,ss ! Montpelier, within and for
said L's'r CT, on ihe j'h day Of May, Al. 1916,
SlnNEY :. H'Y';E, Administrator on the Estate of
Nathan l.. Hoy ce, late Of IN ybnry, in SAID District de
ceased present hSadmustiaion account 0rse ~m.
Wherepon II rs ordered tha the be referred to the
3D. day IF June next, the Prnlr Office in aid iHtpe
Tier, for examination and allowance, ans that all Concerned
be notified hrref by The publication If this order in the
Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier, two
weeks successfully he thai they may ap-
pear nj said time and ace and if they case, inject
thereto. BY order uC Court,
% Attest NELSON A. CHASE. Judue.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
L. w. SABIN, Nj. D.


Auburn, n Y, June 10, 1855
We. the undersigned, have received toe formula for
,,enaring " PACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND" and as
G,r as we have tested recommend lis general use
n ionic nd Alternative Medicine, IL REMOVE INITIATED
HUNORS OF THE BLOOD, and peculiarly adapted to
Female suffering frm Leucorrhga, (Whiies and to those
whose constitutions are eneebeh from nermtted Fever
JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS, M D.,
LAAslNGH BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
A. c. TABkR, NJ ID.
Hon. D L. DODGE, Of Auburn, N. Y. and late member
NJ cur State Lerisure, and OF The accomplished
physeaus aud Chemists OF country after giving this
medicine his personal observation, says @ II Is destined
to supersede ali qd preparations tor the OF Chronic
diseases"
Bachs Family Receipt Book is to be had gratis Of all
Age tts--yoh will there cures Of diseases recorded
md yen are invied 10 communicate with any whose ces
t,tcRtee are given, in order to prove them genuine
-CAuTioN--
All The genuine medicine bears the SMILE OF 2. "
r. COVENTRY Il co. on the outside wrapper.
PRINCIPAL Once and Depot S2 GENESEE ST., AU.
BURN, N.Y.
FRED y. SMITH, General agent fOr the State of Vet,
mont l9yi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

BEECH DROP" OR ""cANcGR Roof"

l. recommended in the strongest of Relief and
Cure - . ,.,, .
Wholesale Agent for the stale of Vermont.
TO whom all orders should be addressed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

PRICE ASD TERMS oF PAYMENT.
Ihe price will vary from S. 5j according to location
quality &c. Contracts for deeds may made during the
year 1885, STIMULATING the purchase money DC paid III I'VE
annual stalmenlsihe first to become due in two years
IRON date Of contract, the others annually thereaitet Inc
last pay net will nee due at the end of the sixth yea
from toe date of contract.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08


As a security for the performance of the contract the
hrst Two Yeas nttet Glst be paid in advance, aud
husi be Understood mat al least uneenh If the land
u:chi,-d shah yearly be brought under cultivation
1wrhiy per i"m credit price will BE- deducted
'r cash. fhe tompanys CONSTRUCTION bonds Will be
fNCHlvnn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-03

the President. 1t Is triumph over fAction-a trim,
We may indeed say, Of patriotism over treason.
alt is the victory OF the democracy the bss. =,
treacherous, corrupt and ianatical majority in the Hon.
Representatives. majority which commenced Rampant u
insoent with power and ready under the indictment
less demagogues, for any extremity Of misgoysruusD
which has been gradually driven step by step from ia
tion till it has sunk thus into impotencyi
We congratulate the country upon the event. for Il
substantially the end Of republication. Ali the other h.
Of opposition to the democracy have shown In lOuV
their incapacty for government. This short-lVed is
has shown itself incapable even Of misgovernment Rb
equal to the execution Of the evil II conceiyss and
Let il CO. This Is the beginning of its end. 1t has Ron
like rocket illuminated and burst, and 1t begins its h
the earth black and useless stckP
In the course of an able review of the whole moveps
the Pennsylvanian says; aa..
The popular idea during the struggle was, that The
test about appropriation for the army. But this
not the case. Both branches had agreed, ananmoay
and again. TO every feature OF the appropriation
House insisted that the Senate should agree with O
err and different question saying, virtually, that unless
do this the army shall not be paid shall bring Won
terms though the effort should parayze Of the
eminent. But thank Heaven, the attempt failed. : :
But they have been defeated In their desperate chsD
aud are now sneakng to their homes, Inundated and
graced. Such always should, and hope always may
the fate of traitors to the constitution"
In announcing the accounts of disturbances in Kan
from the invasion Of Lane the Cincinnati Enquirer
marks "r ~" 2@
This has been done at the instgaton Of the black
lican politicians in Washington and elsewhere in the
as well in this State. II was for this object large suns
money were collected in the northern cities, and in view
this of affairs the House of Representatives refused
the usual appropriations for the support OF the
navy. The army having been employed to maintain pc,
In, of
and boodshed were determined that it should be withdraw
that our army should be broken ups and that the Ter
OF Kansas should be made the theatre Of great battle
tween the North and South" t +e
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-03
SENATORS CAss, DOUGLAS, AND BRIGHT.

These distinguished senator's after having fought side by
side in defending the integrity of the constitution from the
attacks of the backrepublcan House of Representatives
left the evening following the adjournment for the great
meeting of the democracy to be held to-day on the
Tippecanoe battle-ground, Lafayette, Indiana.
These iustrious champions of democracythese north
giant Observation-Disclosures their defence OF the con-
stution and the Union from the Senate chamber to the
field where the of the people gathered in thou
sands to welcome their triumphant return.
The tens of thousands of democratic hearts, that
will this day assemble at the battle-ground where Ohios
congratulate themselves in the presence of these great
statesmen who in this contest aborng in for
the of that great party, which alone carries
the flag and keeps step to the music of the Union"
These three were in the Senate they one in
the field each spirit but each cooperating with
and sustaining the other Such combination of wisdom
of patriotism and of craftsmanship only be triumphant
Their feow-citzens may well be proud of such
who stand among the best and wises of the nation having
no superiors and but few equals.
These three great champions after brief tour through
Indiana win attend several meetings in Michigan
after which, they will visit Illinois and address the true
hearted democracy of that democratic State.
The democracy of the Union should congratulate itself
cratic leadert foretells certain triumph Pennsylva
MAS great statesman and Ksntuckys avorite son. No
vember next
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-03
THE PLOT TO UrMRus THE SOUTH.

We commend the notice of Tennessee Kentucky, yir-
gina and Maryland the language held by the New York
Herald. 1t is in the ubilant spirit of conquest 1t
says
mr. Fillmore accepts, broad national grounds the
Philadelphia know-nothng nomination. He 10 a popular
in the South, and, with anything like ordinary
effort on the part Of his friends he ought at least
the States Of Delaware, Maryland Kentucky Tennessee,
and North Carolina. If he do this anything IL,
the opposition in the North afford the loss Of Pennsva
MA and three other smaller States, and still be able
to leave Mr.. Buchanan in minority Of the electoral and
popular vote Of the country. In this event the election
would OF course 90 up the House Of Representatives at
Washington where the opposition, being in heavy MAORI
ty would undoubtedly be able to control the election"
Power-Power-power-is all our opponents seek in
this contest No matter how obtained power is the be
ginning and power the end of all their hopes Look to it.
ye men Of the volunteer State Remember it, ye hunters
Of Kentucky Democrats Of the Old Dominion, strike for
the honor Of your country, and outve your own Tenth
Legion Maryanders you surrendered in the revo
luton and yon were present at the final fall of the enemy
at the siege Of York Remember that day. and come in
on the 9Th Of November with victory on your banners
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-03
SAMUEL MEDARY.


Most heartily do we endorse the following hands,
tribute to the vetefan leader Of the Ohio democracy VII
we find in an exchange: aas ass .caa.asnsa
"The old wheel-horse Of the Ohio democracy is labor
for the success Of correct political principles with
energy and an efficiency that entitle him to the thanh
true hearted men and women everywhere. At no former
rod of his long and chequered editorial career has C
Medary given such demonstration of his high devotion
THE CAUSE THE PEOPLE as in the present canvass
Buchanan was not his first choice in the Cincinnati Conn
ton; but no sooner the nomination made than cast
aside individual preferences he went into the canvass
the might of true who dares and will do all that d
and right may require. Al. *. g.gy-,
" Honor to Samuel Medaryl AL honor, we say, b|
man who, for more than quarter Of century,
.... "'Amid the battles rout and reel,
Storms Of shot and hedge of steel,
has carried proudly aot the standard Of the democr
Ohio Since he first identified himself with the demoq.
cause, the party has passed through strange viosud
whether it rode swelling Of glory strugd
through darkness and tempest, his port has been
same. Whole squadrons have deserted the democratic
in perous times, summer soldiers and sunshine pat
are wont to do, but Medary has always stood firm.
know where to find him. You can calculate him III
planet" .".#r
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-03
NATIONAL REJOICING.

Why is 1t that there is this general rejoicing at the pas
sage Of the army appropriation bn2 Why is IT that
many patriotic hearts beat responsive to the victory gain
ed those who struggled desperately TO defeat
Is ii not the popular proof of the great good that to
suit from it. and the fortunate escape that the country
has made from the calanitous consequences II had been
finally deeatedH The popular testimony Is unmstakable
II rebound from the deep dependency that hung
the fate of this bill and the dread Of the awful
quences il revolutionary faction had trumphed. 1t is
approval thanks gratitude to the rmness OF a redeeming
Senate and the fidelity Of its coaborers in the House OF
Representatives 1t is hearty commentator and praise
of the prompt of the Executive in coming with his
constitutional prerogaye to the of the country by
converting Congress to do what faithess accidental
majority in the House had failed do at the last reg
uar session In proportion to this universal rejoicing
will be the abiding condemnation of the disorganzers in
Congress- who fought to the last moment to stop the
ty. This defeated party has escape. No device,
sophstry, preext them. They committed the
great of Legislative treason by resortng to every
expedient defeat the armyappropriaon BILL and there
by effect disbandng of the army disorganizaton of
the government and the encouragement of civil war In
ansas. And for what Xp purchase party victory at
any cost that 'hey might grasp he feins Oh government
party would adopt such means to gain power, what
would they not do within the range of desperation to
tain it? If they would deliberately rpudiate the const
tuition to attain their party ends what would they not do
with the constitution and what unbrided latitude would
they not take with the power of government in their
hands By their recent deeds in Congress they have
made proclamation of their principles, and the record
shows their desperation their resistance to the regular
ganzaon of government and their designs upon the in
tsgrity of the Union.
Is the country prepared to hand the government to
this party and ntrust the peace honor glory and pros
pey of thirty millions of people to the hazard of revolu
ton and the ultimate overthrow of our republic? -
If be forewarned is to be forearmed the broad unds
guised danger throughout the length and breadth
of the land and admoniton is coexensve with the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-03
SPEECH OF HON. MIR. HARRIS.

Our readers will find the speech Of Hon. T. L. Harris,
which publish this morning. of the ables and most
effective speeches of the many which have been made upon
the floor of the House pending the present campaign
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-29
VIM. SHAFFER,
MERCHiNT TAILOR.

WOULD announce TO his former patrons,
and the public generally, that he has just rece-
we'd, from Philadelphia, large and well selpc-
ted assortment Of the most choice Cloths, Cassi-
meres aud Vestings-also sumner wear of ev-
cry description, TO which he invites the atten-
ton Of purchasers. His cloths, &C., were Sc
lected with great care, aud he can recommend
them as being equal, at least to any to be found
in the place. He also keeps Ready-made clo-
thing OF every description, at very low prices
and is prepared to cut and make garments on
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms
He respectfully invites the public to give him a
call
Bedford, May %, 1856.