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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-08

Y oN ready Ter the season large stock 81 TAI IN
y ming Goris IN yelvet-plain and Shaded col
ors and Black Of an widths Plush shadd. Moss
Fringe, NoHe Antique Natered Rib aus Coiarsaud
Nidth 9allan}t I'll q eat variety; Gimps Brails a.;
some IN bright eolors foi ehildr, n crosse.
cav 7. y. FOSTER
IckENeu cAo,lM RES 10 mare i lso.s
| snpagb Fteneh Cassimgres just received by
l0d&w = b Fo,iTE.
fAUJI ELY Elsa sorted eslu.., .at exs man
y cost g import-great bargains fer miihaers
ds3iNdSw r. ID FOSTER
II iWcHA sHAWi4,--A few more long anu .tngl
- 5foeha s4aNs fer sale low to close On
dee odA" I. =. FOSTER.
DLAlpS-Ihose beautiful Scotch and Tartan
| Pad-, every variety b. found at
sep25dsw WooDW ARD q co.'s.
NJ Eo7ies. EDITORS Please inform tine i.adie~
VI th4t wc hare received thc largest stock ~ en-
oroldefiss Collars irnm cents to 500; Maltese
Black @is Eussels and real thread Laees Lace, &c
onatt and swis Collars Corsejs. Ribbons MORE An
tiqu, and Ribbon Trimmings, &C., Sc.
Aur. IS ls55.--dlw - f" - "
nREss TEIMAllNGs,-The Ladies can be suited
- in this lane at
suf-5ttw WOODWARD & co.'s.
\NT00L DELAINES.-Eve variety 81 main and
W tgur Wool DeLaines just received at
sap2ldA" WOODWARD co.'s.
DhADl MADE CLoTHIN6.-Ey Everything "a tbis
II line can be had at the lowest figures at
-ep-iaew WOODWARD q co.'s
Hall styles.
M Aart JPst received cur Fall STYLES Of Ladies
W Viewer Cloth, and Silk 0loaks. Talna' + and
Nisetcs. ALSO Of Brocha and Plaid shawls
sep2fd,A" NopDWAk & co.
DLAIp LONG sHAWLS e Just received ner
american Expreas,' 100 of new and elegant
styles, which with our previous stock makes our AS
sortment more fgil and complete than at any time
during The season. IS Main Street.
declod DURkEE 4 co.
hRI.>H GOODS, Trimmings, &c. Black Silks In
- all widths very low. Plaid check and brocade
silks. Larg and small Plaid Cashmcrs, Printed
Plain DE LANES, Black English Grape, Moss Velvet
Motre Antique. and Ribbon Trimmings. Just opened
and iof sale cheap declod&w T. y. FOSTER.
u CEENsA ARE, 6C.--A complete assortment of
N& White Hrauite Ware in setts or single pieces
Also. for holiday presents. Decorated China ems.
Mugs Flower II asses, dc r. D. FOSTER
dael0}Aw
NEW EMHR0IDERIES-y fine. ana Medium
- French worked collars, setts Linen md Jaeonet
collars and cuils fine Linen Cambria hsndkerehiefs
ID short flee stock Of goods the above line lust
received at ss.Man Street,
doe 70 DuRKEE co
EFLoOR OIL CLOTHS - Another lot IL feet Il
l ~.dtl, rev aud splendid patterns just received
az 81 Main Street, DURkEE
aeelnd
- HES SILKS We have received yery re-
- senilY by express several Large Loty az Dress
stSs winch We are offering at Unprecedented low
prices. $50 another lot Of splendid "More An
i1ues III dress patterns. No. IS Main street
aecto DuRhEE q co. (
NEAMLEss BAGS-stark Mils-eo0 Just reeeiy- I
- ed n 81 Main Street DURkEE a co
Qcci0d
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DRY Goods.

NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.
FHE public will take notice that | have received
i m immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, and Groceries, at my old stand on Main St..
near Fourth.
Families wanting groceries can have them put up
NJ keokuk wholesale prices.
/ intend q give particular attention 10 the pro-
duce business and axpeet that my long experience
in that line viii enable to give satisfaction 10 ali
customers sep i. A. WILLIAMS,
{ fAsh paid Tor all country produce, at lie old
y siand of sep22 i. A. WILLIAMS.
M ANIEb. 5000 bushels Timothy seed;
w I0000 do Flax Seed
anu ali kinds Of grain and seeds for which the high
er cash prices viii be paid by
sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS
1OOIo and Shoe-.-l70 cases of boots and Shoes
II for men, won n, boys, girls and infants. just
received by sop2zdAw i. A. WILLIAMS
Always Eraaiug.
| nav bought out the Dry Good- store Of james
H. Bruce and via hereafter continue the business
in the same pace.
The store i in charge Of MH d II. ASvtpLr,
whose hong experience, and polite and attentive man
nels are well known in this community. As | can
aud will oilsr GREAf BARGAINS expect a large Gus
tom.
Kemcmbcrthep place: One door east If II j. wood
ward Co, Main street. BA WILLIAMS
d.el9d6w
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A New Store Opened.
MI, N. Chamberlain.

In hiEbourHe'S Nec Block, Nam street
Dry Goods, Carpets. Paper IHangings.
Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
and
HOUSE Fl FINISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY
nAMASk Lace, aud Muslin Drapcries, ut
IL 0e23d CIAMBERLAIN'S.
lNIL1 Cornices and Bands, Curtain Loops, Corals
~ and las-eis FIR Pctures and Window Shades, at
oc,25a CHAMBERLAIN'S
pRoCHA, Cashmere, SIX, Wool, Ihlbct Stella and
I'D Merino Shaws at CHAMBERNAIN's.
oct25d
p0NNIr. Cap, and Trimming Ribbons Dress Cloak
ID and Mantilla Trimmings, az
oct24d CHAMBEBLAIN'S.
LSKENCH, Swiss, and scotch Needle Nork, first
L rateStoek, CHAMBERLAIN IS.
oct2jd
lfLoTIi Talmas at CHAMBEBLAIN's.
~ oct25d
Union at the Nimble Sixpence.
~ s, & d. c. BILLINGS have united their
-. stocks Of Dry Goods and Groceries, and may be
found al the old stand If s. ;. Billings No, 81 Main
street, Keokuk.
One at the firm Will spend his time in the East,
for the purpose of watching the chances for buying
gnoas cheap, SO that they can sell them lower than
ever. We have hand over fifty thousand
dollars worth Of goods which will sell at greatly
reduced prices. Please give u- a call.
). 5. & ID. G. BILLINGS.
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ODEEE a MATHESS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Ii cots an d = N q 8.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
N nfS a. ~ II &R>
q n IL - III - u -
II constant arrivals our stock Of Eastern Work
Il will soon be the finest and largest ever offered
IN heoSnk They are selected with special reference
49,, 49,, i i sne - m anu WIZ comprise
90 IN a.,ty. 80 - ~ Peea WI po sheh
al tbe ,t, ~ .41y f y" c nA'u iaig adort-
N u ~ ,,,,, gi toiVs us,
c1osad ,,t ~ - ~" ~ manu- WIZ os
~. -, s1
oot d't" p'oe 1'i""uJuCtoFy.
rs l-atos We "0aia say, cali 40 ana see aur
eega' TYRES o. beotees Bnskins aud Slips, Of the
, ms m NV ~ our establish
VII "s.', :, 'l, % 4uaiy ana auraolhty we
"l!l warrant y pe equal 10 any IN inc west.
WI ma y . lhsf interest to can and
~, 'u' spEh ~ custom maze "wh, u winch
az "h'P4t quahlEy viii always bc KEEP on hand, and
a. ~ ~ o.'S .e VS. h'@,elals' aha employ none
pU' Us ~ "oIhiheh' 3hey may rest assured u
gu ~ tlti, 3u''"5tleel /" ~ lh an cases.
~ - az 4it'ei'" - our o"h mahuIaclure war
lantea'
XII - tn' h'iAi''sH 'lh'c' corner pu4idihgJ MAIN
az. i'aia 2,fetts.
August o. ls'9.-d6"
DAVIES a. HART
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CAIkn.

'ttt up1ats.g ned having this day formed a a.
- lutnarshp .ntrade under the firm Of Mcliayic
~ teHd. 4 Co.. w;ll continue tie
" ~ GROC FRY. IRON md C0NlffS
SION BUSINESS.
q Sos ~ n and 80, Levee successors 10 th, late
firm q Chlitenden j McGayie
WM. :. McGAVlC
D. CHIITENpEN,
LEROY McGANIC,
G J. DAVIS
heOkuk, Feb. lSt. ieb25ddwtf
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G.. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.


L III y Nfft*f2f &fita }&~ lttN va iAlf
4 War Rooms. and leslgu. keep
ins cons 8hiiy hand sell
leeted assortment 81 ali kinds of Furniture einbr
eng Marh.e Top Dressing, a..d paatu bureaus en-
au4 pia.a @0f,s aus atd rlasu Cgu'er ana Car
Table. Game scat ana pdsor Chairs, Rock n
CHARS of every deeer III 81 jfnm psA8u woolc
seai & s buesI aoir eia -tlH / senf pio an
fancy turned Cottage Bgd.,ead If .he iat&sl styles
LauHge ae
Lgaking GIa>a- aH sizes cl4eks carpstinr !
hoar ana 49as masaags. floor md able oll tIoghl
mattresses, teasaSr duyrefs carriage trimming
window shades and trimmings. and every other ART
cie usually kept my line d business.
Part 81 my stock made under my own supefI
vision, and the rest boqghI from manufscfcries
hugh standing, So hat / can warrant every artici
f"r Durability ana finish II workmanship. !
Ny object = % establish per muneut bushes
here and not o. the Peer Funk pvsnc.pls anu
az fnaHee meat g parsons g purchase ~ me / an
resolved e seti 81 tbH lowest : i9ut4 price,.
Call and yNasn.ne a5 sasak bfsre pufcsasln
elsewhere % alva,s ass q azure th showin
furniture Sc Ladie aH4 0entss.a IL ea1 caA % ~
5. e#~eT t4e3 tee Inclined ~ bgF - Het
hs4 ~ it9I.--.~ssi L. w. sANflF E~.
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20 the STOCK holders OF the heoluk
vi. pfeasant& uuscatinc X. II. Go.

Y VtIVE i heFehy gwen, That 10 accordance with
- the conditions q The subscription for the Isl
DIVISION II said road the ycntb lnstailnen II 81
Pr sent "il be due ana raYabl March 4th 1876 n
tne panklng hoGse a Chafos Parsons Treasurer he
okuk, or g the undersigned, General Agent.
X. HOkNIsH,
'ienerai Agen' X Mt. z. 8 NJ. X. r. ca.
Ieh. Z ls5b--ta d6w
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dtlim0refs Vegetable Gatharfic a n
a.Syer Pills

These celebrated Pills are an excellent remedy +
Fever and Ague. B&ious Complaints Collie Dysentn
ry Constipation u the Bowels Iudigestion Jaui.
dice, Dropsy, Debility Liver Complaints. Bloteh'
on the skim, Feyefs DC The best family pill knov,
and can be used with safety, whenever cathartc -
seeded 20
n u. To insure genuine article and one az
which you rely with perfect safety be rtcu -
u inquire for Glllmorss Vegetable, Cathartie aI1
Liver Pills there i counterfeit article in cirrth
intipn. n1
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For Rent.

| have % comfortable dwelling bouses. Persons
L wanting To rent may call at my store on Main
street as have one empty.
dec1ddw S, 5. BILLINGS
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Galedonian Cough LoxenRcs.

Prepared ~ II h. GiiiInOs,, popular RENE
forCoashs, tolds, aud Bronchial affections. III
have given entire abstraction 10 hose who have US
them.
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This IS the best remedy known for bowel com
anta, such rs Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Pais,
IL the Bowels. de &C. Those who haga used it ~
charmed with it's medical virtues The name is bloue
in the glass k
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GAVE & SOY


TO- 200 . pS res ara a ahp rr 1 Plr 1ns
halls, Chambers, Dining and Drawing Rooms
Paper hung IN the most superior manner Orders
promptly executed. J. I. CAVE son.
MAN ST. Oct "a 4th. octl6 dem.
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INLo0k OIL CLOTHS = Another lot IL feet Ia
l ~dth new aud splendid patterns just received
al ~ Alan street. DGRhEE / co.
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nO0D assortment Nl supporters and fGuree4, for
sale by ;. HEIMSTREEI
eanl6d Union Block
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- ILAs! sIlAisll-Ne have received Sery re-
- eentlY by express several Large Loty az Dress
st@s winch W. arr offering at Unprecedented low
prices Also another lot Of splendid "More An
i1ues lndfess patterns. No SIS Main Street
decl0d DuRkEE q co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09

bull only certain class Of complaints all Of which are
cnEblf on simple Elecucand Chemical principles thr,hgh
The atnties Of nay Electric Oil " and The N-vo Vital
Fluid OF The human body.
This modls uperandi of progressing and ever ehangabe
Rheumatic pain is hDerectiy underslood by mlnk ind
weih her il ncaon il the membrane eiYrnng Of The
nerves. uh ci by dertngemen (ke HE 60, dung Of an
hlned H. lch) disturbance Of te eleiric fluid
ITSELF certain il is that my Electric Or READILY absorbed
into, if it does actually deficiency N, nd tquaze
the circulation Of that great principle OF living org anz-
tiun
lelte skepiical and the humane look Into this matter
for if these things are 30 n9
ALL ARE ALIKE I'M CRESTED.
will take any for the hospitals % test it all. My
Electric Oil is pleasant and innocent no danger OF cold
or eac i'm, as 1t will bear witness Come aud for
yourselves.
N, Il. corner Walnut and Eighth streets Phiadepha.
% None sold by pedIers. All my bcitts have my
blown in ant the wrappers bear my Signature to pre-
vent imposition The public. AE SNl III, (Chemst)
n. The Large b nj, ten tiules Tue cheapest
FRED L. SMITH, Druggist, elohpelleI Sole Wholesale
Agent for Vermont 31f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09

The UNITED STATES IMAGINE. October,
1856. j. NJ. Emerson & Co New York.
This young but vigorous rival Of the older
magazines rea chcs us full of good matter and
abnndantly illustrated y fourth illustrated
article on the = City Of Washington y is given,
IN which the Patent Office and the various
treasures therein deposited, are we'll described.
The Life of Fremont is continued, and some
twenty other articles of various lengths and on
many subjects, but all good, render the number
equal in every respect to its predecessors. The
magazine exhibits decided vitality, and is evil
IDENTIFY destined to occupy prominent place
among our periodical literature.
llousEnoLD WORDS October, 1856. Dix Il
Edwards, S2l Broadway, New York.
This admirable reprint, perfect fac simile
of the English edition, is issacd promptly at
the beginning of each month by the American
publishers The present number contains 1872
pages of as good reading matter as was ever Of
rered. In similar form, to thc'puhlc. For
the price, twenty five cents per number, it is a
marvel Of cheapncss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
Cheap and $aae Eight.

.Ne,ceils Patent Safely Lamp s. Lamp Feeder:
Warranted to prevent all accidents from the use If burning
Find Patent Oil Resin OIL Camphene, and other explosive
compounds used for the production of light This invention
ia appied to Common fuid Solar and Camphene LAMPS,
Inmp Feeders, Fluid Holders, lanterns etc.
We respectfully invite the attention Of the public to New
ep improved Solar Fluid Lamps in the argand form, which
yiyes steady brilliant fame the nearest to gas that has
been Produced the cost of burning being less than one cent an
bour These Lamps particularly adapted 70 Crches,
ns Factories Stores and par,us Oil Soar can be altered
n he same shade Common Fluid Lamps eau be changed
tn safety Fluid Lamps a,
prfssor snliman Says, All the so-named burning fluids
ara y losye whether lmpd coored and to pretend that
hey are not SO deceive the public but with the proec
inn nbove named, should have no hesitation 10 use IT. ana
10 Win entire confidence recommend 1t to my friends and
hrr who consult the subject, always hfolestlng
against its unguarded use which has produced SO many a
| a3ssng and fatal results
These Lamps have been extensively used in all parts Q
The Tinted States for than four years, and there mas
M si~htest accident occurred whthem. They have INT
uciion OF the griatest scientific skill OF the country
"rb as pofessor g. silnan, Prof j. Robb, Dr. Chss'
| Jackson Dr. A. A. Hayes, etc ~ 49,, ,,,,
We keen constantly hanA the best Of Burning Fluids
| For sele wholesale aud Retail by NEWELL, WILLARD
| Co No % Bromfeid Street, BOSTON,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
Worlds BLESSING!
DIR. J. B. N. GOULD,
/ henmalic, Nenraloia Y niAal Balm

Entered according To Act Of Congress, In the year 1885,
IN the CLERKS office the District Cnr of Massachusetts
Office g. Laboratory No. ll-2 school street,
BOSTON.
Cures from u 10 As hours removes Rheumatic and Men
iulgia pain in fifteen minutes.
Certificates are daily received by the Decor, Of the high
est recommendation. The follown are ev of the
many certificates that he daily receives;
BosroS, Afril 9th, 1856
Dan srR:-Cvet since this session of lie Legislature
commenced, have been severely afflicted with Inlmma
Tory Rheliia,ism expended much muney without oh
tanning any relief when of efenlave brought
me bottle OF your Rheumatic Balm, fand from its fist
application The pan began :" decrea'eiand | am now
almost entirely lice from the utfcll1nl You aware
tii "dt,ed SIX bottles more, which Aishu ed among
sufeling friends, aud IN inslaiC it has aft rded
immediate relle give you Ibis Testimony Of the worth
OF ynnr medicine, unsol cited, alabt token Of my
appreciation of your - Ssa llle spain aud
anguish OF YOU fellow men. VerS respectfully
w, T.. P HASKELL
CLERK Miss. House of Reps
DR., J. D, N. Gould, East Abingdon, Mass
- DR. D D. N. GouLD--)E'R SIR FtYlms confident Thai
there IRE thousands OF persons in The world that stuff
with Neuralgia, feel II n duty owe to you AVID 10 the
l"ibiic, to make he following statement known. | have
been suffering from Neuralgia in the face and head, once
"rtwlce month periodically, fol fonieai years. 1t was
so severe, have been obliged TO leave my business aud
conhne myself To my ROOM one OF two dlys at tine,
sniitng all the time The most intense have tried
FAR years all the remedies that adv ni.ed also all
the prescriptions given by physicians aud lad experienced
10 paCnar benefit aud had made up ay mind there was
not anything Thai would give relie aud surprised must
Sllier The remainder Of my days with his unwPCune
disease saw the advertisement last spring Of your
RtuhIaIic and Neuralgia balm, and il highly
commended, concluded To Try it but had confidence
in lis virtues. applied it according 70 the directions aud
! in few hours was relieved. Thai WAS three nouIs
since and have nc had The Slightest attack aud feel
! thankful 10 you sir for great IL blessing
ClIhS f. BARRY,
2i.Waslngton street.
0cS'Wholrsale Agents BURR. FOSTER y 80, No. |
C"rnlll HI EVER STEVENS \ CUSHING, Not 81
& " Washington Street, WEEKS@1 Pn FER, M. l54
washington street, iostonj and H. II. HAY, Portland,
wholesale Agent for Maine. And aiie throughout the
! llnned States BY DRUGGiS rs GENERALLY. And by
l.! +. FIERCE, No. ii lIubhard'S Block State Street
Munlpe Ter, Vermont. .., 4On6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
Grand ExsaiAiaFoa OF Horses
THIS
R6Slon AerienIlagal Association.

The arst Exhibition of the Bostsn Agricultural Association
viii be held at Boston, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday, October y, q, 23 "a and rs.
praMulns from Twenty-Five 10 One Thousand Dollars,
announcing the aggregate, Eight Thousand Dollars, have
been oered open for competition 70 horses from al parts Of
the Union, as well as the CanalAs.
Committee composed Of citizens Of Boston aud vicinity,
has been appointed cooperate with the officers of the So
ciey periccng arrangements for the Exhibition large
fund has guaranteed meet expenses. This msera
aid taken in connection with the excellence of the location
epg the same grounds occupied last by the u Ari
cultural Society and the large Amount OF premiums offered
induces The expectation that this Exhibition will be of snpe-
| rior character.
seats for six thousand persons have been prepared, also
saoon with female tenan for the accommodation of La
| dies.
Stalls for the accommodation of four hundred horses have
! been prepared ppoh the grounds
Favorable arrangements with various railroads. for the
N Of stock In progress. the terms of which
| will be xiv en- on application at the Office.
The allowing will be upon the ground and have sig
their intention and contend for premiums offered
for speed viz Ethan Allen, Hiram Drew Flora Temple, Lam
Get Tacony Grey Eddy, Pocahontss, aud others Of well
known reputation.
The Premium List with the Regulations and Programme
of the Exhibition, will be furnished application the Sec
Rotary at Boston. NJ 2 WILDER, Prest.
| ES WINSL0W Secy. 42w3
100 State ST., Boston, Oct. 5, 1856
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09

STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court huidea at
WAshNgriS District s. Montpelier, within and for said
district, un the is day ol Uctuhef, A. D., 1855
Al OSES w. SiiURrlEFF. administrator on the Estate
VA Ut AFRO Hanks, late of Warren, in said Uisttct
deceased. makes application 10 SAID Cohrt for license to
sell the whole Of the real estate OF said deceased repre-
sentng that the sale Of part t!eicuf is necessary for
The payment Of the debts ot said dce tsed, and
Of administration Of said Estate < thu part OF SAID Is ate
jury To thrse interested III the cahnu be Suld without
remainder thereof
WheIeupnn. tits ordered by said Con-, that said alpli
cation 10 referred to the 18Th day Of DC uher A D 1856 at
tie Pomte Otcs in Montpelier, Tor hearing aud decision
thereon and is ulther ordered, th all rer. ons inter
esed be notified hereof by publication Of notice e this
application aud order thereon three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
The Green Mountain freeman, putcd Montpelier before
said Tine Of hearing hat t1cy ay appear at said time and
place, aud il they cause, object ihttetn
BY the Court,
Attest, : II MERRlLl Reg stcr.
a. 4 copy II record.
At..l Il. n. MERRILL p,.i.,a,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
sOnRe Special Benefit

w'tnln an ho9', and many are thty who have been
Jerfecly cured of Rheumatism Nenalua spinal nnd
Bronchial Complaints Group, Tic Doereux Felons Piles
cramps, sprahs and Bruises, Cuts and ninds Sweled
Glands and sth joints, Seroflla aud EYsipens Sore
Nipprs, and swelled breasts Salt Rheum aud Cnukers in
The mouth or stomach Euptios, and all kinds of so,es
(tleadache aud Toilhache In five or To minutes \ n sd
Chihllns aud Sore Tender Feet II win be seen ihat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
Friends of Humanity.

NO you Qhways disposed To aid the suff ring it may
appear Incredible, after in vain trying all the wonder
u' medicines {" the day, that one appiicalli eyerlay
nd lew drops lax internally of nv fueunnc) sEler,,
o,' viii 50 very suddenly reeva The sufferer from III,
most violent pains yet is fact. ms Testified by aool
men ana g49d women, whose names my office.
Mi In IN usrli tuulI... l. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09

have revealed it had the facts not already
been partly disclosed in last Saturdays New
York Herald. Any statemen: made by MIR.
Bates commands implicit reliance in this
community, where he has been known for
years, and is universally respected
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
DR., GRAVES,
Hygeiala Alternative syrup!
TIE GREAT REMEDY

This eStraordnsry Medicine is used extensively in New
England 1t has become the Great Remedy fur those chro-
c diseases that affecting thousands of individuals all
over the cnnty It has been used by large class Of per-
who have been troubled with Hm0rs the unpre-
cedentcd number Of its have proved tn be remark
able Medicine for this class of disorders People have used
this Syrup extensively for the Liuer Complaint AMI has
cured great number of such in every style of the
1t has also been cd with extraordinary success in
hdney Disease 1t as cured hundreds Of persons who
have been afflicted with SAT- Rhenna De6y COST ueness,
and Nervous Derangcmon 1t has prove ITSELF to be the
Great Remedy for all those complaints that arise from i'm
purity Of the blood
The Ilygean Alternative Syrup is male from the recipe
OF Dr. Graves of Dublin Ireland, most sknl and learned
member Of the British Medical Faculty 1t contains many
articles that were used by the old physicians and several tina
are of late discovery in medical science. 1t il prepare
with great care under tho personal charge of scientific ply
scian according to the peculiar cets Of its inventor 1t
is put up in large bottles at moderate price, with all the
Necessary directions on the label.
GATES a. BRlDGMA ProDrieiors,
BROWNSVILLE. VERMONT.
AGEsTs,-Fred L. Smith, Montpelier; Gro. Nichols md
Geo 5. Edison, Nurthheld A. L. Bgc)w, Barre G. 4 Il
Ainsworth, WlIiamstown; A. X. Hood, Chelsea N W
Smith, No, Tunbridge; Putnam King, runbrige n Dane
So Royalton c. Tinkhan, Qu.eche; j. " Randall, Bar
narl j. Smith, Bethel A. W. Tewk,bary Il Son, Yves
Randolph; H. W. Banchtrl East Braintrec and by Drug
lists generally. 3Sn6.gp.