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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
Medicated Inhalation.
DOR the treatment and speedy cure Of CONsnMP N
BRo ScHITIs ASTHMA, CATARRH, and all Chronic Dis
esses II the Throat ard Lungs, al the
ROGT'ON TTN(r TV&TTT'TJTE
69s Summer Street, Boston.


Medicated Inhalation will cure consumption! Why
Because The remey is applied directly to The seat of dis
The Medicine being prepared in the fnrm # vapors
conveyed the air breathe to the mcstuinu;e air
cells in lie lungs. The first tfc i tO dissolve and
der easily expecoraled the the air cells This
relieves the lungs from the collected there and the
Vapors being composed OF healing gum and balsams
ttae Of the parts al lakes place, the weak cells
stimulated and sireng hened, tho ulcers and cavities
heal aud the patient rapidly from state of disease
to health
relied IN 10 care Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
any nf Lung Disease.
Proofs Of its wondrous efficacy viii be given by calling
ut the BOSTON LUNG INSTITUTE, No. 60 / 2 Sudbury
street
| Consumpves who apply personally, may confidently
ly that their disease will be detected with untrring
tainty and treated with success hitherto unknown.
Persons residing at distance, and unable visit the
Institution by sending minute description of their
in writing, have suitable remedies with n directions
sent them
| DRs. MELCHER & MORSE. Examining Physicians.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

HE Probate Courts the district of Lamoille, will bt
held for the year ensuing follows At the Probat,
Once, in Johnson The LIST Mondays and at The Morris
vile House Morrisow q, the third Mondays of eact
month through the year.
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
"a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

Vice stings even in pleasures; but virtue
consoles even in our pains.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

Do not squander time, for time is what life
is made of.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
GREATEST CURB IN TIE WORLD POR PAN!!!
A. e. SMITHS
ORIGINAL g. GENUINE
GO 8lBG9RgG 0l9s ~
Neuralgia, stiff y4ain4s, &c.

Reformation, Neuralgia, Stiff Joints, &C.
named directions
WALNUT 8TH
Rheumatism Piles Burns
Cked Sweld Glands STIFFNESS tile
Neck swelling ~ ap
piled Almshouse puhGsanu the
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EAURgsAygXS n REARED.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Mineral aud Soda
w Water, Congress Spring Water, also Potter. Cham
paigne, Cider, Lager Beer. in barrels and htlles
Howard Athenacuin Building Howard st., Boston
Agents Tor John PLfNs' Naive talawba and Isabella
Wines. Hotels supplied on reasonable terms.
Orders Tor shipping promptly att, nded to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

only article yet discovered that will dissolve and Grad
icate from the system
CANCER AND SCROFULA.
No of the knife pasters when this medicine is used
1t directly enters into the blood and by chemical action
dissolves the poison rendering it inert and Ineffective
Tumors gradually sink away health returns life saved
Used in all Of bad humors and skin diseases. One
BOTTLE used directed will last month. Price So
DIR. Spears remedy for Fits Commissions and Ner-
vous Diseases. Price so.
~ Dr. Spear treats Prolapsus uteri or falling of the
womb, without instruments supporters He has never
failed in single case and he has treated hundreds His
remedy can be obtained for So package 1t is also
good remedy for female complaints Prolapsus uteri
be known by the pressing down pains, pains in the side
and back and across the hips with heat and scadng Bad
cases often accompanied with affection of the liver,
and it not unfrequeny happens that the physician treats
the liver complaint, with physic &C., which only
increases the the trouble 1t is always best apply
physician of large practice and experience and then
mistakes will be made. All letters containing dollar
will be Immediately attended to.
Beware of unprncpled men who profess to have lived
among the Indians, &C., who call themselves Indian ply
sicians &c. They are mpostors and ignorent men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
No. SO BromfeM Street, Boston.

1F"' oV Ut UH.JF''W F1'7 t'tf f0"'eO'''
Persons cautioned against placing confidence in the
long advertisements of those syho have never had any
practical knowledge Of the system as used by the Indians
themselves.
DIR. R. CREME, having acquired this KIN Wedge by
daily intercourse with the " Indian medicine men for
years, knowing their system, and in consequence Of
this superior knowledge selected by the ST cety
Super ntndlng Physician OF the " institute" al No 36
Bromed Street hence The envy and bitterness of those
proper uainmens Persons ut a distance should not be
deceived by long and wody advertisements but should
send and get copy of the
"INDlAN ARCANA,"
n newspaper published at the " Institute" which will
give list Of the principal Indian Remedies, their Erces
and and full exposition of the merits Of the practice
and also oftbe imposition which caren on by pretend
copy If The paper will be sent free of charge 10
my one requesting it.
Consultations, personally or by letter free Of charge,
Address Dr. 4. GREENE,
No. So Brumfeld street, Boston,
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I'M EA DACHE.
NO CURE! NO PAY! d.
P{ERCES
EXpectOramt Cough Drops!

THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
THE Proprietor in offering this prepa ration to the Public
l. woniI say thai it is catch penny concern its
merits have heen fully tested for the past rs BY our
principal ply sciaBs, number OF whose names anneny
on the accompanying certificate Its action is quick and
efncual for Coughs Colds, Group, Catarrhal Conehs
hrohehltls Fam in the chest Whooping Cough Hoarse.
ness, and ali diseases # the Throat aud Lungs.
OPINION OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
We, the Undersigned, heng familiar with the composi
'io ana having Used IN practice and expe enced
the effects Of the Expeciorant Cough Drops prepared
by Fierce, Of Montpelier VT, would most chee rullv
recommend this compound safe, pleasant and effca
r'ls remedy ~ all cases of Coughs Colds Hoa
Who"pine Cough, Bronchial Aec inns and all diseases
m toe hf"al aud lungs, unattended with high state of
'"'''''''"a''""' v 90 GtARK' NJ D. Montpelier
a. \. bisELow NJ. D., Barre.
DANIEL B,rEs, NJ D, berlin
Ep"'> :. RfER' NJ. d. Mortified,
LESTER hlNGsLEv N. d. Morrtown.
IAN hewc"hB NJ d., Cabot
a. e. h'ElD' W. D., Washington
Price, % Gents.
Manufactured only by L. r. PiERBE. Apo,bcco.v nm.
Druggist, Montpelier Vt. '' 0"' anu
6J- Each Label will have the written s;gnat,,e ~ A..
'ropTetor, s-,, VI '"e
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
Some Special Benefit

within an hour and many are they who have been
perfectly cured of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spinal and
Bronchial Complaints Group Tic Felons Piles,
Cramps Snrans and Bruises, Cuts and Noands, Sweed
Glands and Stiff Joints, Scrofa nd EFyspeas, Fore
Nipp,es, and sweed Breasts Salt Rheu and Cankers In
the month or stomach Eruptions and all Ends Of SORES,
(Headache and Toothache in five or tel mnutes s0
Chiblans and Sore Tender Feet II will be that
do not Profess to Cure Everything!
but only certain class of complaints all of which
curabe simple Electricand Chegc principles through
the athnties of my Bectxc 0il and The Nervo Vital
Fluid OF the human body.
The modus opeand Of progressing and changeabls
Rheumatic pain, is impertecy understood by mankind
whether its location is the meplbrne covering of the
nerves, named by arrangement ke the coating Of an
Unframed omach dist of the electric fluid
ITSELF certain it is that my Electric DIP is readily absorbed
into, if it does not actually deficiency in, nd equallxe
the circulation Of that great principle of living organza
ton
Lelthe skepcal and the humane look into this matter
for if these things are no
ALL ARE ALIKE INT Err ESTED.
will take any case for the hospitals to test 1t ALL Nv
Electric U is pleasant and innocent no danger nj coid
or eac ion, as will bear witness Cosae and ace for
yourselves.
n, D. corner Walnut and Eighth lreess, Philadelphia.
T None sold by peders All my bottles have nv name
blown in anc the wrappers bear my sigma urc to pre
vent imposition on the public. A. SMITH {Chemist0
N. B,-The large bottles ten times the cheapest
FRED E. SMITH, Druggist, sontpeer, sole Wholesale
Agent for Vermont. 34if
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
For Sale!

ECOND HAND Book, Job aud Newspaper Type and
- several fns Of type that have been used for city
ping. Apply 10 L FARWELLS Co,
No. 30 Congress street h aston,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
Natural ASfrOlDgX

DROT. HusE may be fund at his residence, No. q
L Osborn Place, between fremont and Washington
streets and leading from Pleasant street, Boston.
lie will give ladies and gentlemen private lectures in
regard 10 health wealth. friends, enemies. 1--we, court
ship couple ton and de- cplion of intended companion,
absent friends and reaous travels by and land pro
nIotinns, gain, hnppiness, or mlsfuItune, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
TO E JOY SOUND HEALTH,
Use DR.. Spears Indian Vegetable
Medicines,

These medicines haze noW stood The lest Of ttcenty
gears trial. For ttUeiu' years, J. 5, SPE.AR.
the h,dian Doctor, prescribed these remedies,
,Cuh extraordinary success, and during The past
eight gears. they haze made The name Of e. D..
Spear, The Indian Doctor famous. With these
great Medicines thousands hare been restored 10
health euen after eminent physicians hat pro-
nouneed their case incurabie.
E D. SPEAR, NJ. D. THE INDIAN DOCTOR.
So much celebrated for his many remarkable cures
IA AY be consulted his Office No. 36 BEACH STREET,
WI Boston, from A. NJ to P. NJ, upon all the various
diseases and conditions of the human body Special aten-
ton given to
CANCERS AND SCROFULA,
Humor in the Blood, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Female
Diseases, Fits, Rheumatism, and Liver Complaints.
DR.. Spears Indian Balm of Life No. This is Syrup
exceeds all other preparations for Consumption, Dry
Cough, Bronchitis and Throat Disease.
Dr.. spears Balm of Life, No. This is favorte old
Debility, Costiveness Sour stomach, Gastrats nam
nation Of the Stomach, and also for Bos In
all except when taken for Bols to be used in
necton with Dr. Spears Jaundce Btters and DR.. Spears
Liverwort Pills.
Balm of Life, No. 3. A compound of No. and Jaundce
Bitters, prepared ready for immediate use.
Dr. Spears Indian scrofua Syrup powerful purifier
of the blood excellent strengthening medicine for old
people. 1t is specific for humor in children, especially
| running at the ears.
Natures Grand Restorative Cordial, for pain in the
bowels, constipation, vomiting and wind An excellent
physc for children also good remedy for sickness
Dr. Spears Tonic Cordial, for female irregularities and
weaknesses. This is the most wonderful medicine even
yet discovered prevent consumption in females, from
colds and suppresons Young females should always be
required to make of this Syrup at the time of develop
ment prevent imperfect and painful menstruaton. The
Liverwor Pill should be used dose two week. while
| taking the Cordial.
Dr. Spears Golden Bitters. (In papers.) favorite
remedy for barrenness, weaknesses, huor abus weak
| Stomach, &c.
The prices of each of the above medicines dollar
Six bottles at one time, five dollars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
S. g. J MY Ei,S,

s. q ] NJ ! EIIS,
Importers of Watch Materials, Watch Glasses,
Tools, Je welry, Watches, sc.
No i6 iiANUVEk STREET, BOSi ON.
s. & j. beg to in orm The TIadt generally, That they
have band In ~ and wei, selected stock of the
above goods which the! will sell twenty per ccn cheape
than any House in The tude and viii nd ne
attic le b. mail, rer of rXrnse any part Of ii" Urled
States British Provinces the wholesale price Send
your orders, and III wnl he promptly attended to.
SAMUEL MYERS, No. 10 Hanover ST.,
JACOB MYERS. Boston, Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
Indian Remedies.
Indian Medical Institute

T will be remembered that the New England Medical
Society formed for the suppression Of Qnackery in
the Indian sysit of medicine and 10 supply the public
with gsnune Indian Remedies for all diseasas.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
Friends of Humanity.

ITO you always disposed aid the sRferng3 IL may
appear incredible, after vain tryiag all the waade-
full medicines of the day. that application externally
and lew drops Internationally of genuine Electric
Oii,' will very suddenly relieve the sufferer from the
most violent pains yet is fact. as testified by good
men and good women whose names arc at my Office.
Moi nm hive nsed Il wit hnnt deLying
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
French Hair store.

M OFFETT & CO., Ladies aud Genemeu'S Hair Diess
wi and Wig Makers, No. Hanover street. Boston.
Ladl's Heads champooned Child ems hair cut in every
style. An kinds Of Ornumen TAI Hair Work.
Bunches Of cntis and bands dressed the
styie. The highest cash price paid for Hair
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
DR. Spears Vegetable Alternative.
CANCER AND SCROFULA.

This remedy has been before advertised. 1t is the
only article yet discovered that will dissolve and Grad
cate from the system
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-02-19
The UNION.

Col. Bentan enumerates the fol
lowing catalogue OF evils wI:icI
wonld befsli The South in case d
| The dissolution of the Union:
"She would lose her raw material
and manufactured articles both
''She would lose The use OF
northern shipping, and having no
nurseries Of he's own could moi
supply the want"
Wonder, Colonel, whether OF
not the north, but especially tire
east, would be compelled TO stop most
Of her manufacturing establishments
for want of that very raw material?
"Her negroes would make them
selves-as one might say, and not
to put too fine point upon it
g carce."
Wonder if the underground rail.
road could steal and carry off
more negroes then than they do
now? We dent believe word of
it Illinois Register.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-02-19
LINCOLN COUNTY.


Steer and two Bulls--the steer, small, white
and black, supposed to be 3 years old next
spring, crop off the left ear and split in the
right; valued at s.. One Bull, small, black,
same age, two swallowforks and hole in the
left ear; valued at %. The other Bull, small,
brindle. same age, split in the right ear, and
underslope off the left; valued at So. All by
Hu Thomson, 9TH dis. Jan. 20, 1857.
Mare, light sorrel. blaze face, left hind foot
white, about 153 hands high. supposed to be
about % years old; by Allen Taylor, 1oth dis,
Feb. 2, 1857. Valued at 81 so.
s - MARSHALL COUNTY.
Horse and Mare Mule-the Horse, bay, some
white on his right bind foot, shod all round
with old shoes, no other mark, about Is hands,
about 6 years, valued at $9O--the Mule, brown,
about Ii ria hands, no marks, about years,
valued at SOS; both by j II. Allen, 10th dis,
Jan. 8.
LIMESTONE COUNTY, ALABAMA.
Mare pale, sorrel, bIemish in left eve, about
II hands. about o years; by VIM s Harvey, 6
miles west of Athens, Nov Z, 1856. Valued
at $62- so.
u 49, MADISON COUNT. ALABAMA. s
Is Horse, bay, Is hands high collar marks on
leach shoulder, thin in order, IS yrs DID,. Nv
bradford Hamlizck, miles above Maysyille,
Jan 6. 1857. Valued at $1s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-02-19
Wholesale Hardware Business

We refer the trade through the
county to the advertisement Of
Kirkman &. Ellis. exclusively whole
sale Hardware Dealers. This firm
has been doing business in Nashville
too long to require any notice from us
more than they have announced their
intention in the future to do strictly
iobbing business, and viii thus be
prepared to offer smaller dealers better
inducements. Their stock, directly
from foreign and domestic manufac-
turers, is large and complete in assort-
ment, compromising everything Kept
by the larg st EasternJob Houses
and Of corresponding qualities.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-02-19
BEDFORD COUNTY.

Mare, bay. black name and tail. collar marks
ION the shoulders, some saddle marks on the
back. about l43 hands, shoes on her fore feet
IA or Is years. by Elizabeth Troxler, 25th dis
Nov "a Valued at S22 so.
Mare Mule, red sorrel. about 13 hands, about
2 years; by VIM Murphree, 9Th dis Noy. 8
Valued at S75.
Horse sorrel, star in forehead, left pssterr
disfgured, some saddle marks about IL years;
by Alexander Ray, 10Th dis, Jan 3. Valued
at $40.
GILES COUNTY.
Aare, iron gray. left eye blind, shod before,
saddle, bride and saddle-bags on when taken
up, ii hands inches high, years; by G ID
Taylor, on Pigeon-roost creek. 3 miles from
Pulaski, Oct 8, 1856. No valuation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-02-19
A correspondent Of the Abingdon

A correspondent of the Abingdon
! Virginian, writing from Marion,
Smythe county, a,relates singular
case Of marriage. He says: -"We
have within half mile of this place,
an individual who has remained in one
position (flat ofhis back for l6 years
or more. His joints are as stiff as
though be had never had any
he can move his head slightly, can
move bis hands little, is unable to
eat single mouthfnl, unless put in
to his mouth by another person, is
fat, very hearty and cheerful; snd
within the last two years bad mar
ried good looking and hearty girl,
and is raising family of children.
The clergyman who married this man,
said he had some seruples about it
until he had . long conversation with
both the parties. He saw they were
bent on being married. The young
lady stood by the bed of the groom
(she could not take his hand for be
could not reach it OUT and they were
made one. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-02-19
Washington's Birth Day

Next Sunday will be the one hum
dred and twenty-fourth anniversary
of tho birthday Of Washington; and
it is to be hoped that it will be re-
membered in the heart and by the
hearthstone Of every citizen Of the
Union. No father should permit the
day TO pass without recurring to its
associations, in converse with his child
Let no one omit to heartily remember
at least a passing reverence for the
day. These national feast days-so
to call patriotic anniversaries IN our
country's history-exert salutary
effect upon the body polite. In Re-
Numbering the trials of the Past, "
we cultivate a kindness tor the "Pre-
sent.v The virtues and glorles OF
forelathers, brought wildly into view,
shame the vices and degeneracies of
their descendants. They who, with
one heart, one head, one voice, repre-
sented the original thirteen States,
never gave reason for their posterity
of thirty-one States to indulge in
chickering's and jealousies regarding
the federal Union.
Fifty-seven years have gone since
the remains of Washington were en-
tombed; and thus far the nation have
treated them with as little regard as
many land spectators appear to pay
the graves of the early settlers. Du.
ring this time, many kings, emperors,
and conquerors have died in the world,
and received their magnificence of re.
spect in the pomp and pride of obse-
quies. Since 1879, the first French
Emperor eliminated his fame. aud fell
into the condition of jail-blrd-
brow-beaten by his brutal jailor; but
even h5has had his magniGcence OF fli-
neral pomp, and his mausoleum. AL
though the will of Washington direct
cd the building of new vault, and
spoke of the unftness of the old one,
thirty years ioere allosoed to pass be-
fore his dying i'yunctions, an this re
spect, were regarded. Even then, the
directions would have been delayed,
had not some curiosity-hunting Van
Gal entered the original tomb, and car
ried away skull and some bones.--
Fortunately they were not .theremains
of the IlIustlious Dead. Had they
been,- the wall of .reproach which
would have gone up from the indig.
nt-nations Of the earth, could mol
have been raised more justly than the
voice of reproach can issue FROM thI
same quarters at the continued neg
lect of bis sarcophagus! The new
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-02-19
Black Republicans in Congress.

Speaking Of the implication Of
Members Of Congress in corruption,
the Troy Wiy,a black republican
paper, says:
We are in receipt Of private let
ter from Washington. February p in
which our informant gives the names
Of five Congressman who have been
implicated by the Investigations ofthe
Corruption Committee. Four of these
are members from New York, repre-
senting constituencies west of Albany,
the remaining one from Illinois, and
all Republicans.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-02-19
Marrb GlgttioIl- 1853.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY.
or We are authorized to announce Mr.
James G. Harrison, a candidate fol
Sheriff Of Lincoln county, at the March
Election, 1853
CT We are authorized TO announce Mr.
John Il. MOtiow, candidate for Sheriff
of Lincoln COUNT at the March Election, 1858
~ We are authorized to announce Mr.
Wiley M, Alexander, candidate for
Sheriff of Lincoln county at the March
Election, 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-02-19

vault is on the Sluo OF steep I'll
upon the edge of deep-wooded del
leading TOWARD the river Potomac
The interior walls are of brick, arche'
over at the height Of eight O feet
This tomb has plain iron door, and j
contained in second, structure 0
brick, tseelOe feet high. This is front
ed by an arched gateway, having ;
table inscribed, 'WTHIN THIS INCLO
sURE REST THE REMAINS OF GENERAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON Said Lore
Morpeth, when giving his impressions
iof America, "The tomb of that mos
iillustrious of mortals is placed under
a glowing red building, somewhat be.
tween coach house and a cage. -
The very sarcophagus which contains
the remains, is the gift Of private
individual-William Strickland, Of
Philadelphia.
There seems to be fatality about
the preparations Of respect for the
memory of Washington. In TIT,
shortly after the battle of German.
town, the Continental Congress order
ed a medal to be struck and given to
him. IL was neper erecuted. In
1888. Congress voted him a bronze
statue. In the words of
the resolution The General to be
in Roman dress. hold
ing truncheon in his right hand, and
his head encircled with laurel wreath.
The horse and rider to be supported
upon a marble pedestal, with certain
events of the war in 6asso
and an inscription THIS.
was never executed! The structure
at Was ington City progresses fatally
slow. Beyond the monument at Bal.
Iimore- really a noble adair-and
the curious statue of Greenough in
ront Of the federal Capitol. and the
Honden (Frenrh) statue in the TO-
nnda of the Richmond WAY State /.
Iouse-there are no other monu.
nents to the Father of his Country !
worth mentioning throughout the thir-
y-one States Of the Union.
1t is true that Washington needs
10 monument to perpetuate his fame;
'ut as long as the human mind loves
o embody and symbolic its rever-
nee and yeneration. and as long as
ur country abounds with wealth and
ntqrprise, so long should it be our
eproach, yearly taken to heart upon
be recurrence of each birthday an
iversary. that so many delays have
nsued toward completing grand
ational testimonial Of our respect for
irtues, courage, firmness. and states
lanlike qualities unequalled in any
ther Hero, Patriot, and Sage!