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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILRGAI
IL 81 IS; 81 3

GyHsNGE OF HOURS.-On and after Men.
~ day, the 23d instant, the Trains will
Leave Washington at 8 and sK q. m, and and
~ p. m.
On Sunday at AZ p. n.
Leave Baltimore at 4 4 and ~ .. Il, and and
Sx p. n.
On sunday st4Xa.n.
spxaH 7. b. PARSONS, Agent
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BARGAINS AT ,ELLIs,s3 he is selling
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NOW RECEIvING.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE STYLES M
oenuemens furnishing Articles adapted 70
Gents Furnishing stoy.
npH- 424 Pa. av., near corner I st,s..
NiLks'S REGISTER.-First 40 volume,
IN complete, price $40. One copy only
spH FRANCK TAYLOR,
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AGENCY OF THE
Keystone Insurance Co. Of Philadelphia.
Capital. $500, 900!
ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
IA ending January l. 1855.
Assets Of the Company, consisting Of Bonds and
Mortgages on unencumbered real es-
tate Clio ,6o4 20
Stocks Of other Corporations, worth par IS 500 90
Cash on hand: .........:. 3l,s56 30
Bills receivable, consisting Of Marine
notes and short loans. ....S36 9i3 20
Stock notes 1856 90 $3.50 70
ssls,42 90
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THE POWER OF PRAYER.

He to the dimly cleaning shadows taught
A PRAYER would wiring them entrance Into bliss,
Like TO the magic horn In fe'ie halls,
OF blast resistless; thrice blown, every gate
OF every palace opens like flower;
The GLORIOUS home Of lightness, GOODNESS, warmth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-02
SORROW,

He that lacks time to mourn lacks time TO men
Eternity mourns that. IT'S an Ill cure
For LIES worst Ills, to have no time to feel them
Where sorrows held intrusive, and turned out,
There wisdom will not enter, nor true power,
Nor aught that dignifes humanity
Henry Taylor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
Kansas

The pro-slavery rufians have driven all
'he Tree State people. and those who would
net take up arms to fight for Slavery, from
h9avenworth and other places.
CnIcAd'. S'pt. IL. Ouc hundred Free
State refugees arrived at st. Louis yester.
day. entirely destitute. They say that a
large number of families had taken refi,oe NJ
Fort Leavenworth.
1t was reported that large number OF
Free State women and children were killed
at Sturgis Greek on Wednesday, the Sd inst.
Leaveaworth, Sept l. On Saturday morn
ing August 30, Gen. Lane insisted on opel
ing the road from Lawrence to L,avenworth
as ant cipated he would dc and went to rcnd-
er assistance to the Free State men Of Prairie
City, who had another battle with the pro-
slavery party on the same morning at day
break and news has just reached us that he
drove them back into Missouri.
There was no battle as reported, but u
general retreat. The plo-savery party nun.
Der 1000 in all. In the meantime the String.
fellow wing at Lccomptou, numbering about
5Oo, are burning houses and perpetrating
other ouragcs.
If there are any at Leave worth they arc
very quiet. We have had no communication
from there during the week. 1t is supposed
that the Free State prisoners are with String.
fellow command.
Thisplteraoon II company of Dragons en-
camped in sight Of Layrencc. There are
noue at.hecomp;ornow. Eight hundred are
guarding the prisoners, charged W 18th treason.
CHICAGO, Sept. 18th Private adviccs
from Kansas City announce that Lane was
about to attack Westport, Kansas City, and
independence --aIso. that the Free State men
had surrounded Richardson's orc, s, north Of
Lawrence, aud cut off his retreat
Governor Gcary had arrived at Lcavcn.
worth, had Il consultation with General Saith,
and would proceed to Lawrence in Il few days.
18th. Tne 81. Louis Democrat Of yester-
day announce that General Richardson was
taken prisoner by the Free State men, north
Of Lswreucc, carried before Lane, who re-
stored his arms and sent him back under cs.
cort. Great CONSERVATION is exhibited at
I1caN o""olu, III consequence Va tle iuhiotcu
attack by Lane. General Smith has sent four
companies to project the town. Lane, mean
while, was still at Lawrence, with no intention
Of leaving his position.
The official reports from Washington in.
form us that the militia from Kentucky ant
Illinois will be called into service in case they
are needed to c!norcc the territorial laws OIL
Kansas Gen. Smith has been Authorized
not directed to call upon the Governor o
those State for assistant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
.Erorn California.

New YORK, Sept IA. The mail steamer Geo
Law, from Aslinwall on the evening OF Sd inst.
arrived at this port ut 3 . clock this afternoon
The Vigilance Committee ut San Francisco
have signaized themselves, since our previous
advi, es, by the unconditional release Of Judge
Terry, on the 1th Of August, and b. Il grand
parade and eyew of their whole forces on the
18th.
Although no official notice of the fact was
given, yet it appears to have been understood
that the functions of the Committee ceased, at
least for the present, with the parade Of their
forces, which numbered between four and live
thousand troops.
A Peoples Nominating Committee had been
appointed at San Francisco, which promised to
put forward the names of honest people to fill
the various offices at the approaching election.
The Committee, appointed TO receive contri.
buttons tn the King testimonial, report the re-
ceipt Of abont S32 900, which had been con-
veyed to trustees for the benefit Of the widow
and Chi dren Of the late editor Of the Bulletin.
The yield Of peaches, pears melons, ETC., was
very beautiful, and exceedingly fine throughout
California. The Grain crops were also coming
ia well
Rather more than the average number of
murders robberies, and assaults of Il less grave
character, have taken place during the past
fortnight. One Of the most desperate cases
occurred on the 18th ult., when party Of six
highwaymen attacked in open day the Canton
vile stage coach, on It's way to Maryss ille.-
There was about 100000 in treasure on
the stage ut the time. and the coach was fall Of
passengers, who gallan,y defended themselves
and their property Some 40 shots were inter
changed, and the coach was riddled with balls
One passenger, a woman, was shot through the
brain, and several others seriously wounded
The robbers were compelled to retreat without
the coveted booty.
The San Francisco Herald says the Vigilance
Committee have not disIandcd, and that they
would assemble again at the tap OF the bell
The reported fact that the several companies
are to retain their arms and keep up their or
ganzation, would seem to justify the belief that
should any new occasion arise the committee
will again show their power.
1t was known that the yield of wheat, barley,
&c. had been much larger than ever before, but
the Greadstnff markets were very firm, and the
quantity offering less than usual.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
From Europe.


There have been two or three iorelgn arrivals
since our last, bat the news brought is not very
imnort,nt
r,. 3 .,, .: l..
l"ere are i'nors o' 'foooi0 ore"'"e oe'
tween England and France, and that England IS
VOW ready to settle all questions with the Uni
tod States on favorable terms to ms in order to
~.
secure our good VIII IN case Vi rupture with
France.
The London Star says: 1t need not any
LONGER be concealed that the governments Of
France and England. that is to say. Louis Ma
polcon, and Panerston, are not on good terms
With respect to Spanish affairs. and communi-
cations are understood to have passed between
them OF any thing bat ii complimentary character.
We may us well state, in addition, that an opn-
ion has found its way to the other side of the
| Atlantic, that England is ready to make every
concession. in order to obtain the friendship of
the United States, and that this determination
has been come to in the event Of a possible rup-
turc with France. The improved tone of the
London journals is interpreted in this sense, and
the New York HcraM makes much of the topic.
The British Royal family have gone 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
DIR. WM r. HAYDENS
Improved Vegetable PILLS.

Invented in 1916 Warranted Superior to al ohrrs,
pay, they will stand the test Pronounced by tt Mcd
cal Faculty to be the best Cathartic Medicine yet d'cverc
"Wh there's Life til Is p," DR.. Nm z. JieaS
Celebrated oued Ve5etabe Pargatire Pis, universally
acknowledged by all who have used them decidedly the best
rcc ever yet discovered for all ortinaay complaints such
as Drorsy, Liver Complaint, Jaundicc ss If App titc,
lng son, SuppressiJns Nervousness, DrowsneS, Faint
Foul Stomach, and all the Diseases arising from
morbid state Of the Blood and Stomach.
As preventative aud for the Fever and Aguc these
Pills stand ut the head of all other Medicines.
you have used them be advised do Immediate
w. and you will find that they truly all they
mended he and far superior any and all 9th Their
virtues consist in the well kin that they Pure uith-
out Griping or leaving The Botceis costire.
They are Alternative, Rsortvc and Tonic purifying the
Blood, the great fluid Of land giving strength AMI
to the whole system. No family should be single day with
out them as their timely will prevent much sickness and
expense.
AGENTS. Fred f. Smith, l.. L. Pierce, b. o. Tyler 4 Son.
Montpelier F. l. Bartlett, PAnell Dan Newconh NJ D. ,
CabJ Dr. Bigtlow, Barre j. s. IL. Weeks, Datylr; Ii.
A. Qnmby Co., Lyndon Centre; D. y. Tm!l, NJ. b.,
cUi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
Nlarrlii,c0.

AT the resdenc Of the brides fatr, September lth BY
JrlLA A. WARD, Of Berlin.
We wou return thanks The fr bride for her kindly
sehance oi us and we trust the bliss Of her welded life
may ever o. as fair AMI unbfqks, in fancy pictured IL
we viewing the delicious tokea Of its commencement thus
sent US. Tup pv,vrpvs
Ii Montpelier, Aug 27tl, b. nv. 7. D. IIemenway Mr.
U!HSkLiuS A. "mrH OF Nilrm st9w, and Miss LUCINDA s.
WiIsox of Montpelier.
lii the NJ. Il. Church in Cabot Aug. oath, by Rev. D. S.
Dexter, Rev. CrMMyGs NJ. BARNES Of Lowell Mass. and
Miss EMILY A. FLINT of Cabot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
Miro Worrpster DC Mace Nnv IN 1894

rCFsltI Ct HIHss., IVUV, T653
PROFESSOR o. WooD Dear Sir! take pleasure in hear-
ing volunlary testimony to the magic effects If your
wonderful Hair Restorative. As far lack 1888 my hair
commenced falling of, until the top Of my schap btcalne
bald and smooth glass, and has continued to fall fer
great many years III twihs landing. have used many
celebrated preparations fur It's restoration Seeing your
adv riscmet was induced 10 give your article rial,
and my utter establishment found after few applca
lions that my hair became firmly set and assumed very
glossy and beautiful Appearance and by the time mad
used quart bottle my bald head covered WI h
young and vigorous growth oi hair, which is roa
10 two inches In lengh and growing very fast.
Yours truly,
HENRY COODRJ!.U-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

AT Market i45J Hrttraile $50 store. uaIrs ". king
oxen 0o0 Cow sand Calves 10 Sheep ,aI Lambs, Oh u
SW line
pRlCES-hEEf CsTrL. EAtIu, 80 so; Fitst Qnaiu,
$500 second qn"lltl, 81 f5: ihi," Gna.n!. S7.O0
sroREs-Tw" year oId $40, 95 Three years old, IS 40
SHErPAx LAMBS Enia 900 TO o. By l,i. % -
to 600
WoHKISG OxES-s 1876 ZIP, 10 $780,
Cows AND CALvEs-S20 &c ito So
SwtNE--7 lo5; Retail. 10 locrf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

MASSAS0tT SALfE-fhat which is most useful is mos
valuable THIS aalve has been used with such brilliant SUCCESS
that must all give it the pruse justly due. 1t is sod for
% cents ptr box, retail by the Agent j. p SULLIVAN
Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
AGENTs.Fred Il. Smith, b. 0. Tyler, Montpelier A. f.
gelow, Barre; Dcmis Wells, Marshtcd John p Hale
Plaiuteld J. f. Henry, Waterbury c. X. Ainsworth VIII
iams' own d. c. Chapman, rGnridge Foster Grow, Chc
sca Hatch Co.. Sraffori Putnam Sprague. Cabot.
STONE ESQ., Post Master Mt Camden Oneida N. v.
who has been acting Agent for the sale Of BACIlS
AMERICAN C0MPOUND, says it has proved itself to be
the only reliable Medicine for Diseases of the Throat and
| cni
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
BOSTON MARKET, septembe, M.

FLo"R-tienessoe, Michig, hand ohio suuet6n- 81 Ii
|" $oo' ard extra Gtnts.e.ssC $4,000
'"nx'-New, yellrw. a white sc. Oats, north
rrn. Az. Rye, Sl0a " heat, 50 8Ht"DOO
rR"'Isirxs-rrlmt Pork. Sl1 80 PEI bhl Mess % 50
Ukh, s24'0o. Western Mess Beef, Sl2m 1850 Lar,
~ " T.. i'" ~ lSo p-i'o. butter common AID
ne t'''r meal, 5a6 Potatoes s. 0O I25 peILbl.
HoPs-Firsl sort 1855 toss perth. "a crop OTTO on
sEEos-Ilerds, Grass. $500 IA 325 PEI bush Glove,
ncrihrrn, is l.2 lie peilh. 'O
AsHEs.aPearls. Si.75a IA, prtcwt; Pcts sG5O
WooL-Prne 'axony Fleece, SO "A 55c Fnl, Hood, As
5';three-fourths Blood 42a 4G half d., ~ , A cnn %
md onel fourth do. 50 81 "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
m)NrpELIER MARKET. s.,,on,,..

MNFPELIER MARKET. September ~.
PHo, isANs. &c.-hntter. family ID tn is s,or, m
d. Chtsse, Gto 8. Lard. "a to "A TaJlew. 10 IN
T. DRIED tpple ,5t"b. Esgs II per dox Potatoe $
FLouR.--Nn Sunnrfne ( in &c "a rv,r, E,
NY berlin Wills, IS ~, Dn,bl Ext ra i,ern Mills >o On
'SD 1A'.--''orn ,tr"nbefu rs pei bush Oai, 30
a. :" mrrd.atss seed, S4,Jl Glover Iato nc perIb
m'ScELL' NE"u' Dry aud Green Hard Weed 30: Ia
~ nef c"rd Shingles 81 81 10 go pc, NJ Wool % IL,
b'>h 50 Turks Island 75r ~ "i'''P''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
]l-.)tc0

In Willamstown, Aug. So of typhoid fever, Lucy A.,
daughter Of Ebenezer and Lucy s. Bass, aged IL years.
months and II days
In Montpelier, Sept 9th, AMoRETrE L. only child Of ]. W.
and An0retta L. Kendall aged 2niontls and 30 days.
In Cabot, Aug, H. Benjamin Batcheder, aged Is years
and II months.
In Randolph, suddenly WV. s. CLARK, ESQ., recently of
Mildlcsex.
In Nor;hGeli Aug 81, GsoRGgM only child of A. b. and
c. II. Houston, aged year and Amonths
In Waterbury, Aug q, HAIRY NEWTON, aged 81 years.
In Orange Sept, FLORENCE S. daughter Of John p. and
Emily Lord, aged years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
Epeiigha's Spanish E.ustraa.
SURE ARTICLE TO MAKE rHE
HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Remor' The DandruF and keep the Head Cool
Gire Soft Gloss 10 The HAIR Prerenis lis
failing cfand arrest lis premature decny.

utte u ion|t ut0SS 10 me HHU, fFetcHS uS
failing ofand arrest lis premature decny
FOR THE TOILET
1T Is HIGHLY REcoMMENDED FOR TIT FRAGRANCE
Turing the lime This celebrated cumpunnd has bern
IL before the American Public. il has won for it-eit Il
rtpn which desnes ii to taxi the lead of all piepa
ralious fur lhe hair
From Leonard stoidard City Marshal Of Lawrence.
10 WHOM IT MAY Concern r-llavirg used Delights
Spanish IStial Tor the Hair for several months past, do
hesitate say thai it ta exceeds everything of the
kind have ever used II avr bald head, Try 1t.
II yuu blessed with goo! bead If hair and wish TO
tain il CLASSY healthy and nice, then use ulisi's Span
ish l.ustral-it is just ihct ing Ia dot.
From "a Letter fr0m David Muraau the Bay Stat Mills,
Lawrence.
had but very little faith in the Spanish LnstaI, know
ing that there much imposition in the shape of Hair
ReStoruIves; !" but concluded 10 Try il. The first bottle
CAUSED fuzzy appearance my head followed by young
hair, and before had flushed the second bottle. had Il
plentiful crop, which entirely realized The wonderful
virtues uf the Spanish Ln>tra My residence Is NJ. 10
bay state CofpDation, Lawrence, whore can be nj
any thue.
Prepared BY b. WADLEIGH, Druggist, M. Appleton
Block, Lawrence, Mass.
rs and SO Cents per Bottle.
FIRE u I. SMl H. Montpelier, Whlrsae Agen. fnl
etmn nj, 10 whom al orders should be addressed. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

Health and Strengthens. 8. 0. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BITTERS is the best medicine used for
Spring and Summer complaints 1t has been literally
patronsed than any other established in this Country
1t Il the same Richardson's Bi;ters which has restored
many nvad health Throughout the New England States
during the past thirty years
Is. Beware of limitations called Sherry Wine Btters.
The genuine have fac smile omy signature upon the outer
envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere and Mt Office
No 81 Hanover street, Boston. 27m3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
DIR. GRAVES
Hygeiasi Alferatiye Syrup!
THE GREET RE.HEfzE =.

THE GHEs4l IN#tHtf4#= =
FOB ImpuRIrY OF lrIxEa Hr.=zl}p.
This extraordinary Medicine is as4, c. i, 4. ~
England IL has become the Great Rti,a s.. c,,4,.
ie diseases that hctina thOnsafas Il ii
over the Country 1t has been used by afus{ E9<5 II M
sons who have been troubled with Huaoys and A., ~.
cedented number of its have proved Ii To he
able Medicine for this class Of disorders People have us
this Syrup extensively for the Liuer Complaint ami II IN
cured great number Of such cases in style of the ais
ease 1t has also been useEth extraordinary success in
Kidney Disease. 1t as dFeh hundreds of n.rsons h
have been afflicted with Sat Rheu, Debiiv costipeness
Great Remedy for all those complaints that arise foo i'm;
purity of The blood go
The ygeian Alternative Syrup male from the rccine
OF Dr. Graves Of Dublin, Ireland most skinl and Iear
member of the British Medical Faculty 1t contains many
articles that used by the old physicians and several that
Of late discovery in medical SCIENCE II ia nrenraJ
with great care under the PERSONAL charge scientific hv
stefan, ordng to the peculiar projects of Its nvenor II
Necessary directions on the htel.
CAFES Il BRIDGMAN. P,opreiors.
BROWNSVILLE. VERMONT.
AGESrs.-Fred E. Smith, Montpelier Geo Nichols nd
Geo s. Edison, NorthGeld Il. BigelOw, Barre C. h n
Ainsworth, Wilamstowu; a. II. Hood, Chelsea :; N W
So Royalton; q. Tmkham, Qiteeche; j. v. Randall bar
narl j. Smith, Bethel; A.-W. Tewksbury 4 son West
Rudolph L. w. Blanchard. East Brlntree AMI by Drug
gists generally. 3Sm6.op
H,LLowAYs PILLS an unfaug Remedy for Bilious Com.
II dson urth street. phiadelphia had
the misfortune be Inflicted with the severest Of billions
complaints, disorders, useaand foul stomach which pre
vented him reshing any Kind Vi food, and frequently threw
him on bed of sickness for several weeks lie tried MANY
remedies recommended him l friends but they only tended
him to oloways Pills Shich he did, the result to use
his own words, was truly extraordinary, for after about six
weeks usage Of this Inc tinabie medicine was completely
weeks usd will never asslst2 With 'at ii gu.ss."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
Holm ssriSxyogh's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Cont holden nj
tAMuiLLE DisTRicr IS. Johnson, within aud T >nii
Dist let on the ltth day OF september, A. D. 1885,.
IOlN GRlSWULn, Administrator I'll tie E'iaFr nt
d JOHN GRlSWuID late Of Eden, in said Dstiir,
deceased, presents his admlnr ration acc0n NJ Tor settle
ment Wherempon is otde ed that the same he referred
to the It'll day OF October nsxi, AT tn Prmate '1fte
in said johnson, fur Examination aud all, vance and
that all concerned be notified rre"t by tr publ icaioh
of this order in tie Green Mountain Freeman, plinir
Munprtr Ihrte weeks ssivrly, son rs may be-
that they may appelf, and al sad lime aud place II They
see caISe, object thereto.
Attest, SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
tue cory ui lteold,
: AMlIEI. MERRI An IudCn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
Clarke's Female Pills.

CIarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfng in the of all those
painful and dangerous disorders to which the female cons-
ton is subject 1t olerates all excess and removes all
distractions and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, Price, One Dollar bears the Government Stamp
Of Great Britain to prevent erieits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should be taken by females that Preg
nant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS they SUR
BRING MISCARRIAGE, but at any other time and in
every other case they are perfectly SAFE. Sy1
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
I. @. BALDWIN Co., Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, N, Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
NB $l,00 and postage stamps enclosed any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by FRED f. Smith, Montpe-
Her. and Druggist In every ia the United States
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
DIR. CIough's Columbian Pills.

This remedy for Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint Cost
ehess Nervousness, Headache claiming the attention
of the public and from reliable testimony shown of cures a
eced by Its USE the claim not too high The best Of oil
Pills for Family use II any person afflicted will them
faithfully rapid cure WILDE effected, at less cost and with
certainty you dreamd Of Try them and get health
Use them and keep good health. See adyertisament
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
rom the Editor Of the Real Estate Advertiser 81 Sthpo

Fo,tlc Editor Of the Real Estate Advertiser, 81 sthpoi
street.
BosroS March 90 1850.
Prov WOOD Dear Sir-IIavng become prsmulurely
m lie gray, induced some SIX weeks since 10 make
rial Of Your hair restorative have used less than two
hotties but the gray hairs have AL disappeared and al,
though my hail has fully attained its original color,
process Of cange is gradually goiog on ard haVs
great foi la li0u tie my bar viii be dark
iounsiy have also been much eratGed at the healthy
moisture and vigo Of the a, which before harsh
aud diy, and II has ceased TO nut formerly.
Respectfully yours, D. C. RUFF.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
ENar,a, 10Y sale /!

II he subscriber offers far s BIS Farm, situated in Mid
1 desex, on Onun rver, tpb miles from Montpelier
village. Said Farm consists Of nbout two bundled
.-furty acres being meadow Afcsl ile hill aud is good
tIIuge nnd aud there il pirHiy Of wnod land foe the
fam said farm Is wei watehd, and the buildings and
fences in good repair. ispns wishing to purchase
nice location. will do well % call soou. For further
information enquire OF Geurgs w. B1ley, Esq, the
subscriber un the premises. J. +. BAILEY.
fliJlespy, SEMI, 10, 1856 39n3*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
William e. EsIixA' Estate.

William kg. Bliss Estate.
STATE or vlRMONT, In Probae Cart aoi'rn nj
Ws.in>GroN iisTRIcr,ss a"ntpelhr, within aud Tor
said Disici, The 9th day If September, A. ~ 1856
hGEORGE, Administrator Of the Estate "f " anl Il.
Il Bliss rrrenly of n Y Ey, an! late of Eaais, ia said
District deceased pres his admin >rallom nnt for
settlement: Whererpuu il is ordered that the same be
referred The 7 day at Octuhrr next AT The PROBATE
Office in said NJ, nrei, for examination aud allowance
nd that all concerned be nod hereuf by the publication
of this order the Gieru Mountain Free man. printed at
M,.tpei r. three weeks successfully may be,
that they may appeal 'nd al said time and place. il they
sec cause, object thrreto
by order OF Court,
Attest. NELSON A. CHASE, Judge.
A true copy OF Recod.
80 Attest. NEI sUN A. CHASE. Judge ,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
For en- ei

E real estate Of G.. &. Bullock late OF Berlin deceased
pleas hy located one mile from Berlin Corners, and
Two and half miles from Aonlpeer. ia Tie prem ises
Is House, Wood Shed and Bnh in good repairs also II
good water privilege. For ifher particulars enquire of
I he subscriber on The premises,
ORLENA BULLOCK.
Berlin, Sept. l6, 1855 a9g3t