Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-16

Ii. E. b. Stowe, a son of Mrs. Harriet Beech
er Stowe, member Of the Freshman Class in
Dartmouth College, was drowned in the Con-
necticul river at Hanover on the 9th.
SAD AcCIDENT.--Mr. Fl IRAN Hastings of
Wolcolt was killed recently y, while at work
making mil-dam in that town. lie was en-
gagged with others in raising the top log to its
place on the dam, when, by some means, it got
the advantage Of them, rolling over and crushing
Mr.. Ii. in such manner that he died in twenty
four hours.
The down Passenger train on Thursday, ran
off the track at Barnet, in con sequence of The
misp acement OF u switch. Mr.. David Law
renee, a brakeman, had a leg badly broken, and
it is feared amputaiion will be necessary.
The funeral of W. L. Marcy took place at
A bany, N Y, on the 9Th. h is age was 70
years.
The Passumpsc Rail Road Company finished
laying the track as far as TO the Lyndon Depot
on the 7th. 1t was expected the Fourth, but
they had not time to complete it. I.w.s.
The New DAILY STAGE,-A daily stage
commenced running between Windsor and
Woodstock last Wednesday, 1t leaves Wood
stock early in the morning and reaches W ind
scr i'll season for the morning trains of cars for
Boston and New York 1t leaves Windsor for
w Woodstock on the arrival of the evening trains.
| VENERABLE MIsTAKEs.-A neper and better
! Philosophy. w honor the man who is not
afraid to denounce those privileged errors in
which the world Tor centuries has tactly acoui-
esced, ana IS bold enough to advance and adro
cate newer and truer theory which the slaves
OF precedent may choose to call heresy Such
u man is Thomas Holloway, the MEDICAL REV.
oLUTloNIsT OF our aae. His system of medical
treatment is his own. 1t is based on new prin
ciplcs; it has been perfected by research, ex
pertinent, and observation; it is eminnntly
successful. The wonderful results produced by
his Pills in oil the varieties of internal disease,
i. and the no less astonishing effects of his ONT.
ment in external disorders, are notorious in this
country and throughout the globe. We have
+. had many opportunities OF witnessing the
a rapidity and completeness with which ulcerous
A complaints are SUIT dued or rather extirpnted h,
: the combined action Of the Ointment and m,
J Pills. The two great specifics seem reciprocall,
e to assist each other in the cure of this class q
!. diseases. Many practitioners are afraid /,
- under take the healing Of sore leg or deep
. seated abcess; the reduction of wen or
X hnmor. Well, they may be, for with the ex
Vt cepton OF HoLLowAYs, all the methods o
treating these forms Of disease are wholly super
fetal But he refers them, primarily, to
: ytiateu condition of the blood, and attacks tn
l. poison thrown inlo the circulation by the sc
D. crellve organs, its fountain head, the Stonac
70 and huer. While the Pills are acting upo
these organs and upon the fluids they eliminate
: he applies the Ointment 10 the outlet of disear
We on the surface. and strikes at the external il
ut hammalion and decomposition through the pore,
ID Thus the ulcer, sore, abcess, tumor or cancer,
;, subjected to double assault from within on
:. without. To use military phrase it is cou
20 petely invested; its supply Of poison from Ii
II interior is cut off, and the virus already circl
l. ating in the exterior vessels is neutralized.-
MS This being done, the morbid action ceases, an
i the cure is safely and radically accomplished
"o The philosophy upon which his practice is base
is sound; its results always salutary. - Live
ur pool - Journal"