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MIOWIfERY.

MRS JANE CARRlGAN offers her professional ser
vices 10 the citzens Of Nashville. She has bad much
experience. Apply at No. IS, Front street.
iunel2-1m. 81
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WALLACE & wINGFIELD i "N''i'-'
General Commission Merchants,

y Y II 4 Y y .
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
w ILL give special attention to the sale Of Bacon Lard
wv Flour, Tobacco, &c, &C.
REFER
Q Wallace Knoxville, Tenn, Toole Bro. b Co. MARI
lille, Tenn. II T Cox, Louisville, Tenn Donaldson
Union, Tenn, johnson 4 Hair, Aadsonvie Teen Brab-
on Bro, Sewer county, Tenn Fsins & hing Dan
ridge, Tenn Vaugn Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn, b
jackson, Athens Tenn, Poullain Jennings 4 Co. Au
s 1tbeps CA JoSn Wn1sd M.SsOn r. csrh.r, ap
ROf. Macon, Ga. Willis. Savannah, Ga now ly
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SHAKER TABLE HATS
lust received, Shaker Table Mas Common Tabs
q Mats Door Mats Of every DESCRIPTION, for sis very
0w prices BY
mas22 MACKENZIE A wIfss3N
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b 3 L / H @. q S E.,

WILLIAM McTEER, PRoPRGEroR.
cJRNER OF MAIN STATE sTREET.
~ -Four Horse Mail Coaches leave daily at X O'Clock,
A. for Montvae Springs. June Is If
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nEADS DSHOT FOR BED BUGS-TkY ITAA
IL AND SLEEP IN PEACE-9cis prsparefoz is q
saturated tncue ofa poisonous greco TOsIn IN eobns
tlon with stroi mineral solution H,ak Dy compound
the most destructive 20 insect s that Is mag
further great advantage thai II possesses that Il
does not dry up and waste but realms potou-
qualities nonihs thus remsinng whersver q ed
ready tor these anxious lOrmentors ofour zht-
y rest
Price, per bottle, Csc. For sale BY
ALEX MACKENZIE,
mav26 Nashville.
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LOMAx q PRINCE.
Attorneys at Law,

TO The CONSU N ERS OF COkN MEAL IN
-ser1 2 s-ec1 NASHVILLE.
HAVE started a Mill in the city, and will keep on
hand. fresh Meal, at No 1O7, South Summer street
Ali orders attended TO- and will sell at the lowest cash
price, and will deliver to customers in any PVT OF the
ctr. w CARDWkLlb
may13-H Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-29
BUTTER PKINTs.

NTE have ju received from New YorkA small 10. Of
w the above articles, in pound, and halt and quarter
pound mUulds
ALSO, Square and Oval Bread ard Choppine Trays.
wooden Bowls, &C., Patent and Common Chtbes Pms.
may22 MA KENZIE A WIEStJN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24

UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD.-This road still
continues to do good business. "A train con-
tanning sixteen fugitives from Southern tyranny
aud oppressed, was recently run through this
section OF the country. The train reached this
depot in safety, and the passenger" are now
beyond the reach of kidnappers and dea ers in
human fesh.-Nei0 Bedford Standard.
A little son of Stephen P Beach, of Panton,
aged three years, was fatally scalded on the 18th
ult., by sitting down into pail of boiling water
which mad been left for moment in the room.
Mr.. Sumner is at present at Cape May, stop
ping at private house.
We hear rumors that Buchanan paper is to
be established at Bradford.
MONTREAL, July l8.-The propeller Tinto
was burned last night of Nine-miles Point,
Kinsgton. She is total wreck, and about
twelve persons were lost:
We learn that on Saturday the 18th two
children of Mr.. Peabody's OF Coventry, were
drowned in the river.
HORACE STEVENS, Of Bakersfield, fell from On
apple tree, and died from the injury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24

A New PoLIrIcAL RoMANcR.-A very pretty
romance has been got up in order to account
for Buchanan's bachelorhood. The greatest
objection to the story is the fact that it is by
no means original. The circumstances repor-
ted have served for the plot of at least a
huudrad novels. They may be briefly stated
thus Youthful ove-lair lady wiiug--am
bilious mamma opposed-hero goes away on
business-wcked mamma intercepts all let
ters-makcs hero believe that she is false
makes heroine believe that he is taithess--
hero returns aud demands pledges of affection
heroine gives them up, and rather than
marry a hated rival, poisons herself and dies
the heart Of the hero, who in this case Is
no less man than Buchanan, is "buried IL
the same grave I" The whole affair is very
sentimental and affecting, but isn't it remark
able that it was never heard OF until ate
the Presidential campaign opened
Boston Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
I" EOrmer" Democrats.

We hope the democrats will not be discour
aged when they read accounts of larger bod
les OF former democrats being in attendance at
the Fremont meetings Such statements are
OF no consequence, however true they may be.
Suppose we Init Tor instance, that one half
OF the Vice Presidents at the Fremont meet
ing were" former democrats, the other half
of course must be former wings, for the abo-
liton party is made up of former wings and
former democrats.-Why the black republi-
can candidate for the Presidency, was a former
democrat himselt-he isalepubican aged about
IL months-hardly constitutional age say
you. There are many former democrats who
oppose Buchanan, but we believe there are
none who have labored with us through the
Nebraska excitement, who now support
Fremont in preference to the honored chief of
the Key Stone State. The cry that democrats,
real democrats, are given their support to the
black republican, will do for old women, blessed
with remarkably large bump Of marveonsness
1t is chaif to catch young birds The gnl,
bty of the American people has been taxed
10 the utmost by Greedy and his motley crew,
and it won't do for them to carry things too
far. The truth is, disailected democrats, and
disafected wings, make up the sum total OF
the Fremont party. would suggest to the
democrats, readers Of the Patriot, to notice q
statement often made by the former democrats
to this effect that they themselves are the real
simon pure democrats, and that the party has
left them not they, the party ; now ask every
man who says this, for what reason the party,
the great national democrat party left him,
and you will be told provided these self righteous
democrats can speak the truth, that the party
left A. because said A. failed TO be elected town
clerk; left B. because B.. qualification ior
representative were not properly appreciated
left G. because D a good democrat, was IN.
fortunate enough TO excite the Hon. Mr.. C's
jealousy and so on nd in6nitum IF they
seem inclined to be silent, please ascertain fol
yourselves the grand reason why these mer
fail to act with you, and you will be conyinct
ID a moment, that the democratic party ha,
made some fearfully sudden movements in or
der to accommodate these gentlemen by leaving
them. The democratic party has left some hon
urable gentlemen-pretended democrats in thi
State, because Brooks was foolish enough t,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
Clarke's Female Pills.
TILE GRE ~, EArI,r IcII prnrnn

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke NJ.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is uufDg in the cure oal those
painful and dangerous disorders which the
ton is SUBJECT 1t moderaes all excess, and oil
distractions, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring On the
aionthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price One Dollar bears the Government Stamp
of Great Britain. to prevent coun erfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should be taken by females that are preg
nant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS as they are SURE
To Bring On MISCARRIAGE, but at any other time, and in
every other case they perfectly SAFE. Syl
Sole agents for the United States and Canada
|. c. BALDWIN Co., Rochester, NJ Y
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. Y. GENERAL AGENTS.
N Is. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed any author
lied Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
For sale wholesale ad retail by FIRED E. SMITH, Monpe-
lier and Druggist in every town in the United States
Health and strength.-Dr. S. .. RICH ARDsoN's
SHERRY WINE BrTERS is the best medicine used for
Spring and summer complaints 1t has been more literally
parouiscd than any other established In this
II is the Richardson's Bitters which has restored SO
many nyalds health Throughout the New England States
during the past thirty years
N. b. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Btters-
The genuine have smie oy signature upon the outer
envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere and my Office
No 81 Hanover street, Boston, 27m3"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
Chr MlarI!ets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, July TO.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, July I6.
At Market 6a9 Cattle, So GeeVesy ana Is Stores,
Consisting of working oxen COWS ano calves eariings
two and three years Odds.
PRlCES-MARKET Beer Extra, $3.50, first quality
$500 second quality 81 rs $3.50 third qmIily, $40;
culinary. $3.50
HIDEs-$709 per cwt. Taliow, 7,l-2 cts lib.
PELTs-Si 90 90. Calf skins lac perth
VEAL CALvEs-S4,0ea 500 a 1000.
SrnREs-WoRKIsG 0xES - $780, l5i, 10 2l6
Cows AID CALvEs- 500, 65, 10 66.
YE MLNGs-Sl2 to Is Two Yeas Old STA ITO so three
Year Odds, S34. 45 to G2
SHEEP L.aes--2576 ntmafket, Extra, $7to IL 90
BY lot, 50 IS, TO AIS
awINE-Retaii, 9to Zoe. Wholesale, a &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
MASS ENTIoN!--FREBDum AGAINST

The people of Caledonia County, without distinction of for
party names, who opposed to the further extension
Of Slavery who favor the resolutions passed the phale
phia Convention, and the iuss there nouintted-al
those that willing for ther cluutrys veal rather
than bow down to Shareholders and their gua percha
and those who have desire in any manner favor the
further extension Of Slavery though they their friends
shall be rewarded by paty 1iceare invited meet
in Convention at Danvle, THURSDAY, 3lst DAY or
july at 10 o'clock, a. NJ for the purpose of nominating
candidates for County Officers
is hoped every friend of freedom will attend 1856 is
the first year since II O. that the votes generally in the
United States will be given directly FIR FREEDOM SLAVERY
AT THIS CRISIS, LET UNION " BIZ THE MOTTO
~ 1J!ugprENiNE'} Republican
OK, PIERCE, County CON-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24

cane Summer. So it is in New Hampshire. Toe
party left noisy politician there, because
franklin Pierce didn't give him an Office, and
no doubt now the President is sorry that he
tailed too late, to appreciate his transcendant
abilities-ior Office with good pay.-Demo-
Gratis beware of formsr democrats-.N. Pat
riot,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
aflarrieo.

In Fayston July 18th, Mr. VIM s. CHAPMAN, Of waitsed,
and Miss ZgvIAH Boycg, Of Faysr
In West Fsree July 10th, by Rev. H. T. Harris, Mr..
CoRSsiirs S. BRADBURY, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, aud Miss
FRANCES. L. MARSH, OF West Fsree.
In Mortified, Tt inst, by Rev. f. A. Kice sANuEL G. DA-
Wis and LCcISDA RIVE all Of n,
Al Rock Island ILL., July 18th, by the Rev. Mr. Goodhue,
BARCLAY pAvkNroRr Esq, and Miss MARY GRAcR Lynda,
daughter Of Cornelius lyade Esq, formerly OF Johnson'
Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
moNTpELIER MARKET. July 40.

Pno1Istoxs &c.-Rnlter, family, 70 Il Is store 90
co Cheese, s to 10. lard, Il to IA TalloW, 10 to
IL Dried Apple - tob Eggs Is per doz Potatoes
II to 90 per bush.
FLouH.-No lnperhne, 7,2j 10 ,s7,75 Extra Fam
lily Berlin Mills, SS2i Double Ext ~ Berlin Mills 50, So
t. 50 H.rl4cra.s seed, 500 Glover ,lato .9c:perb
Hay Sc 40 to $500 perton.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard w God 2 ,25 to
80 per cord shingles 81 80 10 200 per NJ. Wool Be- In
3sc perl h. Nails, s7i tercwt Salt, Liverpool per
bush so Turks Island 75c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
able Proba Court for the District OF Bradford
Commissioners 10 receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the Etae Of Anna
Bowen late of Topsham, in said District deceased, repre-
scented nSuven and the term of six months from the 18Th
day If May, 1856, being allowed by said Court to the
creditors It sad deceased to exhibit and prove their re
To the duties of our appointment at the dwelling house
William Bowen in TOpSham, said District on the l2ll
day Of November next al 10 O'Clock in the forenUu on
said day. ROSWELL. NJ. BILL, Con,r,s
JOHN DICKEY, 0o'"'
Topshnn, July 10th. A, ID, 1886. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
BOSTON MARKET, July 2e.

UOSION mAttAEEJ July IS.
FLorR-Grnessee, Michganand Ohio. snperline 1913
tn So 90; and extra Genesee, 90o
GoHN-New, yeliGw, G. white ,6ic. Oats, north.
rrn. 4lc. Rye, s9' heat, s0,0otnq,aO
PRovIsrp ss.--Prime Pork, $3.50 pei hh Mess 81 so
Clear $22OO. Western Mess Beef, $3.50 1890 La-e
stole, l4a Ice: Family IS l9c Cheese new Milk
lie rOu meal, sac Potatoes, 8 so LIS pei bbi
Hors.-Frstsort 1855 to DC perlb. "a crop 0hto00
SREDs.-Ilerds Grass. 500 3,2h per bush Glover
northern, ~ l.2 l3r peilh.
AsHEs.--Peuris, si37 $50 ner cwti Pots S6,75
WooL-Prime 5axoEy Fleece 50 5Sc Full Blood. as
ST; threefourths Blood i2a 49, half do 80 49,
aud one nth dc. 80 n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
RRVGYITnN NVApurnD. JuIv

BRIGHTON MARKET, July II.
At Market 800 Beef Cattle - torres, PAIR Working
oxen. 54 Cowsand Calves coco Sheep md Lambs, sou
Swine
PRICEs--eEEr Carrl,-Estra, $3.50; First quality
$50 second quality, $7,15 third qna.ny, s. 90
SroREs-Two year old S Three years old, 80 IS
to 300
WoaKING OXEN lis, lao, 1850.
Cows AND CALvEs-S25 40 to 60.
SwiNE-6 10 7; Retail 7 10 8 Cts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
Phillip a. DclanO's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Courf, holden ut
LAMoILLr DIsTRoT he Probate Office, In Johnson,
in said District July 10, 1856:
Present, til. HoN, sA"UEL MERRIAM, JUpag:
y A. SAVAGE, Administrator on The Estate oi Philip
IL. p Deianu, late OF s,owe IN said District, deceased
makes his application wiring to the Court. setting forth
that the said deceased in his life time, seized Of
tain Real Estate situated in the town Of Slows, ard that
would be- beneficial 10 the Estate 10 have the sold
and asking License sell all the Real Estate Of said
deceasea Situated in SAID town of Slave:
Whereupon il is by the Court ordered that a hearing
upon sail application be had at the Probate Office in
Johnson, The 9Th day If August next and that notice to
all persons interested be given by publishing he substance
of said application together with copy of tue order of
notice thereon three weeks Succpssv ly, in the Green
Mountain freeman, published at Montpelier, previous to
said time of hearing, in order that they may appear and
show cause they have, why such License ought not
to be granted. By the court,
Attest, SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge,
A true copy of Record,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
D. RLAKELY.

peer offers his services teacher Of MUSIC upon
the GUITAR, and SINGING, in all its branches.
9yPa,ticular attention paid to the Cultivation Of the
Voice, and instructions given therein either priv .tey
In limited classes. 81
Montpeler NAV %, 1856
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
400 ACRES

OF TIMBER LAND for sale, lying in Wore ester VT,
" about twelve miles from this village About fifteen
of said lind is under Improvement, with small
framed house and log barn thereon. The TIMBER chiefly
hard wood with fair prop.,tion Of spruce aud hcmock,
with some ash and Eastwood The land is Of excellent
quail " aud will be sold bargain aud in lots suit
purchasers EDWARD Ii. PRENIISS.
Montpelier, July sth 1856. 3Ow3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
]-)ie0.

In Berlin July 10Th Mrs BETsEy A. wife Of Elijah Nye
and daughter Of the late j. W. Eldrdge, Esq., of WARREN
aged 40 years and months.
In Montpelier July othdeepy lamened for his many Social
and Christian virtues, Mr. EDWARD kHBouRSE in his
Goth yvsr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
Deafness Cured, However Caused,

II the Ticking OF a Watch can be heard
Letters enclosing postage stamps, direct to Or.
BoARDMAN, IL Suffolk Place, Bo.ton, attended to-
Remedies and apparatus seHtbY express,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
wistnr,s RaIsnm of wild cherry,


Proofs Of the great superiority Of DR. wlsar's Dasam pour
in from all parts Of the country.
OXFORD, New Haven Co, Conn, Jan. A.
DedT Sr Having witnessed the effects Of WISTAR'S
BALSAM oF WILD CHERRY, in the of one Of my
neighbours who has been for several years seriously afflicted
with phthc general pulmonary weakness bleeding at the
lungs, etc, have been induced to ask you to send me
some of the medicine My neighbour referred to above late
y had violent attack Of bleeding at the lungs and distress
in breateng lie tried bottle Of the Wild Cherry which
mas produced most salutary and favorable effect At this
instance, and several others ahorng under like complaints
nave been induced to make this request BY attending to
VIC "oo'e 'hfeuia'eV' you VIII ooige the afflicted, and
HENRY DUNHAM.
,.AGENrs.-Frcd f. Smith, b. 0. Tyler Collins K Pierce
Montpelier; H. Perry Putnam 4 Sprague, Cabot; A. X
Bigelow Barre; Bemis Mills, Marshaedi John r. Hale
Nilliamstown; A. W. Brooks, East Randolph n Chan
man, Tunbridge; Foster Grow, Chelsea; H. Hatch Co.,
Straford. wy
with an honest desire to do good cali the nyads at
ctl p, 70 an auver,zement IN our columns, of "BACHS
AMERICAN COMPOUND" Mr. Fred H. smith of Mont.
peer, who has every opportunity of knowing t marts
pronounces superior any Medicine we have ever known
Read the advertisement in another column with care
II2LLowAYs OINTMENT AND PiLLs certain Cure for Wounds
and ocers-fhomas Thompson, Of Batavia. New York was
cted all over his body with running ulcers his life Mt Ia
became quite burden to him, he S missy to himself
ana an annoyance to his friends In the hope of obtaining
relief to his sufengs he consulted several pbvscons and
sergeons but his case seemed desperate that was cous
cred hopeless At this stage he had recouse 10 uoowsvs
ointment ana pis and by peseverng with these remedies
or ten weeks he was completely cured and now enoys the
best of health '''' VIZ
The MAssAsoIT sALvE, an article combinnc many viz
tues all OF vegetable extraction Burns Cuts Wounds
Bruises, &c. No family should be without IT, -
| Price, 25 cents per box
AGESTs.-Fred Il. Smith, b. 0. Tyler Montpeier. A T.
igelow, Barre Bemis Wells, MarshHell John p Hale
Planheld j. +. Henry Waterbury r. Ainsworth VIII
lians' own D. G. Chapman Tunbridge Foster row Chef
sea; Hatch Co., STAFFORD Putnam sprague Cabot
DIR. Clough's Columbian pills.
This remedy for Liver Complaint Kidney Complaint Cost
veness, Nervousness, Headache is claiming the attention
of the public and from reliable testimony shown of cure af
ected by its use, the claim is not too high The best of all
Pills for Family use II any person afflicted will us then,
faithfully rapid cure will be effected at less and with
certainty you dreamd Of Try and ret health
Use them and keep good heath. See advertisement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
Fashionable and Durable
Valuable Daiyy Farm fov sal,

VSksa2Dsc DHEgS EAttan ROH SAFE
fIHE Subscriber offers 10, sale his FARM situated in
L EmQle generally known one Of the hest D,ilying
Farms III Sorthern Vermont consisting ei ali MT $40 acres
Of and, III out 10 of which gooo mbered land said
Farm will keep, we'll 60 AMI teams AMI could easily
he made To keep 10 The snl is deep and ,od, Is bit
little affected by drnuh raise all kinds Of ain, and
cannot be exceed in raising wheat 1t was until recently
two distinct farms, and has c"nvenirnces for keeping
at either place The buildings in good comfort
able repair The fences ud condition, with plenty of
ucharding natur irnt aud grated just bcgnn ng TO
h.dr one farm lies Within lie OF the place of business
in lowe, and the other Il mile and quarter. This farm
will be sold cheap and thuse wshns u hly farm on
which - M IKE IN Iney wrl do well 10 call som. part
of the pu rchase money lie mortgage if desired
The stock and dairy and farming tools will be sold If
wanted.
For further particulars onqire Of the subscriber the
premises, or OF Hon. Geo. W. Bale, at Montpelier.
A. K. BAILEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
BOSTON
Mercantile ACADEMY
Hats 4! Hats =!
Mathematical Hnsiruane N t..
n ~ ZINC

NO. Broad street, 3D. store from State ST., Boston.
Has ON hand the largest and best assortment of all lusin-
ments used by Engineers, Surveyors and Draugh
he found in the city, All orders for any articles in the
above brauches shall receive my personal and prompt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
Superior Gloss Paint.

81 TWbVN FHNLUN " HIIE,
\ Is the most perfect and interchangeable white Il
paint in use, forming, when properly applied,
/ rich enamel surface. 1t is particularly recon
mended when the incest kind of work Is rcqui |;
red, as in parIors, ship or steamboat cabins &c.
\ Is readily mixed, and flows as easily as othei
paints. For sale by thu manufacturers, STIM-
\ son VALENTINE &, Co, No. SIS Broad street,
Boston. The above is put up securely in 10 and {
and 20 pound cans, W ith printed directions fer \
. mixing and using.
sss "a 40 sls @ % 50 ~ ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
YOUNG
Married Lady's Private Medical Guide

BY PROF r. II. DoANE, M. d.
How beautiful Is the idea Of he wife in sacred literature
Polished corner stones-was OF cedar-frutfu olive.
trees-aIl choicest emblems of combined strength and
beauty. Such should woman be- Yet who that sees
so universally her pale cheek, sunken eye and inability
to endura fgue could say that such She Isl Maiden
wife mother, wonld you know the reason ?-read the
" Private Medical Guide" Simple, plain, modest yet full
Of instruction, no lady who prizes her health and happ,
ness, afford to be without it, So say thousands who
have awaited themselves Of its knowledge and been bene
fitted by its remedies Designed only for the vrtuous To
furnish Information all important TO w0mau's health and
happiness 1t Is not for sale the book Stores Beauti-
fully printed bound and gilt price 81. Circulars and
recommendations furnished gratis All letters of inquiry
nu contain letter stamp to prepay the return Address
Apply TO Prof F. DOANE, NJ. D., No. l fremont Ten
pie Boston, Mass. The above WORK will be sent by matt
OF express to all paris of the United staes securely
closed, on receipt of mice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24
II. K. SLAYTON, President.


A. D. PEARcE, Corresponding Secretary.
j, W. CELLEY, Chief Marshal.
Enclosed is the Address of the President,
upon taking the Chair, which you can publish
if you think best.
s. Ii. FOSTER. Secretary.