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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-16

a me following portrait Of Decatur 10
drawn BY "Peter Farley" in his ssReeolleo-
tions," just published
He was rather below the middle sixe, bat
Of rsmaskably compact, symmetrical form.
He Was broad-shouldered, Pull -chsstsd. thin
In the flank his eyes were black, piercing,
and liz with . spark Of FIRE his nose wss
thin, aad slightly booked his lips were firm ;
h,s chin small, but snartly developed; BIZ.
whole face was long and bony his conplsx
Ton swasshy; his hair jet black, and twisted
In ropy curls down his forehead and over his
cars. Altogether he was . remarkable look.
ms man, and riveted the attention OF ever
ono Who saw him. By the side Of the quiet
shosghtfui Jones, and the dark, handsome
sonplacsnt Biddls-his fellow prisousrs-h
seemed like Gagged eagle ready TO rsnd ID
atoms the bars which restrained him.
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GUINNESS NOTICE.

ALL Advertisements for this paper must b. pre-
paid save those Of persons having regular accounts
With this oAes. This rule imperative.
Bills for Jos wosx src expected to be paid on DE-
livery of tAs work, unless otherwise specially
agreed upoa.
Aoeosats With regular customers will be settled
qaarterIy, unlsss othevwise specially agreed upon
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T.. GAIgaER,

North side Main ST., bet. 10th and 18th, Kcokuk.
MANUFACTURES House and Grave Yard Rail-
1vA Ing, verandahs, Crates and Steps, Doors and
shutters Of Sheet Iron, Ut very low rates.
He also attends TO all kinds Of House Smithing,
and repairs Locks and Guns. Call - above.
now 3dA w3m
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wOODi wOOuY

b. PRICES Yard il tho place TO get what you
want in this line, saved and split 70 sua or not
sawed and split last - you desire. Orders, with
the pay, left at Baldwin = Evans, corner Of Main
and Ath Streets will b attended 70 without delay
Good measurc warranted. shall soon have : lot
Of dry oak, and some hickory for those who like
good wood. Those wishing s, 10 or 20 cords OF eood
wood csn b supplied. AZ the railroad 10 near the
Fountain head Tor coal, shall soon have thas ktnd
Of fuel Tor those Who use IL. Those Wishing hsrd
wood Lumber can BE- supplied by calling 1t the
Wood YsTd, near the Keokuk / n. Dies Noines
Railroad Depot. Lumber sawed to order.
Jan. s. 81. JB. PRICE
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS
I'M which Special Taxes IRE due and uapaid for
~ CURLING and Paving, or Paving, in front Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-16

THE business Of Bridge 4 Brother, In Kcokuk
will b continued by the new Arm, q heretofore
under the name and style Of Bridge 4 Brother.
ThAnkfal for the liberal share of patronage q
tended 70 thsir Agent, VIZ. 8. Mooas, the past sea
son, We will endeaymio mssis, and hops u receive
= 00ntinnAnoe VI The same.
BRIDGE, BEACH 4 co.
81. Losis, No, snaary l, 81.
ian7-3m-dAw Times copy.l
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n OTlCR.

NOTICE.
NOTICE ID hereby given that Lynch 4 wootou,
- Attorneys at Law, are the only authorised per.
sons to settle the claims Of Phillips Co. All per
sons indebted 70 the Arm are 10 call and
make immediate settlement.
jams dim T. B. PHILLIPS 4 co.
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GRNTLEMEN will ind at Fostsr'sa beautiful
" assortment Of Cloths, CAasimeres, ysstings,
shirts, Collars and Handksrchiefs. Silk and w DOL
Undsrshirts, and Drawers. Silk, Cotton and Wool
Aalf Hose. Single and lined Gloves and Gaunt.
lots, IN Silk, Wool and Buck, together with almost
every article In Gentlemen furnishing goods.
Oct IS dkw
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BLANKETS, QUILTS 4c.--A large stock Of
~ Blankets, "union Pure WOOL from $3.50
TO 1880 pair.
Quilts-assortcd sizes and prices.
Bed Dinity--New Style and very desirable.
Undrcssed French Print-A beautiful goods fer
Sale ct extreme Low prices r. b. FOSTER.
Oct Is dew
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SUNDKlES.

SU0AR Kettles from to ~ gafions Ovens end
~ Lids odd Lids Skillets and lids, assorted east
Iron Tea Kettles Jspaned Trunks Puddins ard
Nice Moulds scolloped and plain Cake Pans; Tee
Canissers, square and round assorted Lard Lamps
lin ware and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very bsst manner.
septi3d COMSTOCk 4 BROTHERS.
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cusasHcr.-The following Banks, heretofore
thrown out are nov taken ~ currency in this city
New Castle, Penn.
Cumberland Savings Bank, Nd.
Grocer Bank, Boston.
Commercial Bank, Chicago
Tscsmseh Bank. Michigan, s per cent. dis.
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NOTICE.
THE co-partnership formed with my brother
4 HARsisoS p. IRIpGR, under the frm and STYLE
Of BRIDGE BROTHER, tprevious ~ his deosase /
has expired by limitation. The subscriber will set
tie up tho business Of the old 6rm, 1t the counting
room hsrofore occupied by them.
janl HUDSON g. BRIDGE.
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II UDSON r. BRIDGE has this day associated
i with him In business, HESaY b. HOLLAND
LEONARD B. HoLLAsD and JOSH II. BxAcu for the
purpose Of continuing the late firm Of Baipas 4
BRorn.a, under the name and style Of BRIDGE
BEACH co. Who are prepared 10 o0es increased
Inducements and facilities 70 the numerous custom.
- ce 10 ...o 1tn., = continuanoe Of whose pat.
ronage II respectfully solicited.
janl BRIDGE, BEACH 4 co.
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Ahail the Man u II cssries ~ ke okuk
be kust0lnede

vSAoUEsTIoN OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO
/ THE FUTURE INTERESTS OF OUR CITY.
Citiscns are invited to call at the warerooms VI
the Keok uk Furniture Mandatory, 1876 Msin-st.,
and examine our stock Of Parlor, Chamber, and
Dining Room Furniture. Our assortment Is now
complete, and We are manufacturing . variety Of
articles entirely new to the trade which for stylc,
workmanship and finish cannot be exeelled by any
house. East or West.
deci7-d KILBouRNE DAVIS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
PARTIAL DEAFNESS
AND
.DfSCHARGES FROM THE EAR.


w. HARTLEY begs to to those of his patients
Win whom he has been in communication that he has
III onphahce with their special requests made arrange
ehts TO establish his Ear institution in New York and
ne generously offers to attend all persons suffering from
aectons OF the Ear without Charge until cured-thereby
proving his success unequad and protecting the deaf from
g swindled, by paying self styled Aurists exorbant
gS III advance, and the ntlction of still more serious
, py permitting the application of dangerous remedies
ny experienced and unskillfu hands,
pr' h may here state that he has connection what
yer WIN any person advertising deafness neither
as ne gwen permission for the publication of certificate
purporng to emanate from him and can not therefore,
~ responsible for any alarming consequences resulting
rom rashness and desperation. The loss of money may
% material to some persons but the deprivation of
Vi e most important Of the senses, ought be regarded
anu treated with more than ordinary soictude.
Deahess, noise in the head, and all dsagreeable dis
rom the Ear, speedily and permanently removed
without causing the least pain inconvenience. cure
" a cases guaranteed where maormaon does exist.
~ Teen years close and almost undivided attention to
% pahch OF special pratice has enabled him to reduce
,s thent to such degree of find the
confirmed and obstinate yield by steody atten
ZION TO the means prescribed.
Inc destruction, by fire, of the Philadelphia Ear nrm
My@ot winch DR.. HARTLEY the head-aving released
rom ms duties in that city, he has established perma
MS institutions for the exclusive treatment of Ear
Diseases, at $50 Broadway, New York S9w1
| consultation and Examination each morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
Alden Il. LOOeMis' Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holdea a.
WASHINGTON District IS. Montpelier within and for aid
district, on the 9Th day of September, A. ID. 1857.
u 9. BAGLEY, Admin straor the Estate If AL
~. DEN 5. LOOMS, late of Roxhury. in said distinct,
deceased presents his administration 70 settlement
Whereupon is ordered that the be referred the 9Th
day OF October next, the Pobate Office in said Monpe-
er for examination and allowance and that all concerned
be notified hereof by the publication of this order in the
Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier, three
weeks successfully as soon as may be- that they may ap
pear at said time and place, and If they CAUSE object
thereto. BY order of Court
80 Attest, 4. R. MERRILL, Regster.
STATE OF VEM0NT, ! The Hon. the Probate Court
DIsrhrcr RANDOLPH, S. for the District of Randolph
TO all persons concerned in the estate of Nathaniel Wheat
ley, late of Brookfeld, GREETIyd:
Az HEREAS, John Wheatley, Executor of the Estate of
w said deceased requests said Court to allow hi the
further time of one from and after the twenty ninth
day of September, A. D. 1851, to maks payment of the
debts and close the settlement of the Estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said application
Will be heard at session of the Probate Court be held
at the Registers Office in Brookfed, the 9th day of
october next at which time you be heard in the prem
ses And this Order shall be published three
cessvey in the Green Mountain Freeman, a newspaper
printed at Montpelier, in this State the last Of which
publication shall be before the day assigned for hearing
| aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at Brook
field, this It'll day of September, A. D.. 1857.
By Order of the Judge,
| DaA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17

The VERMONT LEGIsLATURE.-Some of the
ablest men in Vermont are elected to the Legis-
lature this year. Foremost among them stands
j. d. Bradley of Brattleboro, the leader in
last years Legislature, whose townsmen have
done him and themselves honor by giving only
four scattering votes against his re election -
Geo. f, EdmundS of Burlington will stand in
the front rank as debater, John w. Stewart
of Middebury, F. F. Merrill of Montpelier
f. Woodbridge of Vergennes, Daniel Need
ham of Hartford, Formerly of Groton, Mass.)
j. d. Stoddard of Waterford, and George A.
Merrill of Sc. Johhsburyf are ready and able
bebators, and will be influential members of the
House All these are Republicans We have
looked In vain, through the list Of members
elected, for the name of any leading Democrat
In fact the leading Democrats in Vermont are
almost all needed to fill the United States offices
there, and are hardly numerous enough to sup
ply the demand for that purpose.
AS no member of the present House has ever
been Speaker, the question who shall be Speak
err will be an interesting and somewhat exciting
one. Burlington and Montpelier will probably
be the principal competitors for the Speaker
ship, as they were for the State House. We
predict that the choice will fall on f. F. Mer
riIl of Montpelier, who by the calm dignity of
his manner, his large experience in legislative
affairs, and his thorough familiarity with par
liamcntary rules, is pre-eminently qualified for
that important office Amherst (Mass) Er-
press.
We believe the general understanding is, that
Mr., Merrill shall have the Chair this year
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
l-)ie0.

In Barre, Sept 4h Mrs. Lucy Ellis, Of the late
Hon. Warren Ellis, aged IA years.
In Mddlesex, Aug. 3D. Mr.. Gilbert Chids, Of Moretown,
aged "a years.
In Calais July 9th, Mrs. Irene NJ, wife of George E.
Rch and daughter Of Jacob and Clara White aged n
years and months.
In Albany, Sept ID, Mrs. Lovisa R Pyne, aged 30.
In Albany, Sept. 9Th, Levi Warren, aged II years.
In Barton, Sept 4th of dysentery Charles Edward
of John P. and Susan g. Sarte, aged months.
In East Bethel, Sept. I'd, James Darwin, only of
Darwin and Harriet A. Paul, aged years and 10 months
God looked among his chosen band,
And one wanting there,
To swell along the holy land,
The hymns of praise and prayer.
One little soul which long had been,
Half way tween earth and sky,
interrupted in world of sin,
He watched with loving eye
1t was too promising flower
To bloom upon this earth,
Aid God did give it angel power,
And bright celestial birth.
The world was all too bleak and cold,
To yield it quiet rest
God brought IT to his shepherd fold,
And laid it'on his breast.
There, mother in thy Savior's arms,
Forever undefed
Amid the little cherub band,
l. thy beloved child. Com.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
Maine Election.

The Maine State Election Wis held on the
18th inst, The contest has ELECTED but little
interest ont of the State, and there has been
much less in the State to bring out voters. and
the vote will probably bo many thousands less
than last year. The contest is direct vote
between the Republicans and Black Democracy.
The bred Scott Decision and The Maine Liquor
Law have been the principal issues, and if the
Republicans come out of the battle with one
h'lf the majority Of last year, it will be glo-
rlous victory for them. The Republican candi-
date is Hon Lot. NJ. Morrill, the Democrats
and Wings supported NJ. Ii. Smith.
LATER BY TELEGRAPH.
A telegraphic despatch to the Freeman Tues
day afternoon says:
Morrill, is elected Governor by from ten to
twelve Thousand majority. Both branches of
the Legislature are overwhe lmingly Republic
can"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

CoRREcTED THE FREEMAN EVERY WEDNESDAY.
At Market 1922 Cattle mostly Beeves and
ing of Working 0xen Cows aud and three years cid
Prces-AIarket Beef-Extra sS75 a9,OO; first quality
$500; I'd, $500; Sd 5000
Working oxen-S10O, $50 to 175
Cows and Caves-S35, 90 to e.
Calves-$0 TO 0.
Two years old-S2S to 90
Three years od--s30 to 3s.
Sheep and Lambs-4020 at market Prces-In lots, So
to a,5Gb Extra}s $50 to A,62 f
Swie-4o0 at market. Live, II to s. Dressed, to TO-
Hides u to s. Pes, so so 200 Calf Skins, Is to IA
Taow, n toS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17

The National Disunion Convention will be
heldsat Cleaveland. Ohio on the 28th and 29th
of October.
OBITUARY The Atlantic Telegraph Compa-
ny (for the presently has thrown off the "mor-
tai coil. "-Punch.
QUERY.-A rum Democrat wants to know
what 1" R. G." means when added to Repre-
sentatives name!
MAssAcHUsETTs.-Th friends of Mr.. Banks
held an enthusiastic ratification meeting at
Worcester on the 9Th.
The National Americans nominated Gov.
Gardner for Governor on the 9th
A straight-out Republican Convention is to
be held at Boston on the Both
CoRREcTIoN.-We are creditably informed
that the statement copied from the st. Adams
Messenger week since, that the body of a
girl had been taken from the well at Johnson
is incorrect No reliable indications have been
found in regard 10 the matter
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Swacuse, Sept IL
The distllery of A. Wood and the rectifyng
establishment of s. W. Sherman were burnt
to day. Loss, 900.
A man registering the name of W. I. Allen,
New England, threw himself from Table Rock,
Niagara Falls, on the llth inst.
The trial of Charles E. Jones, indicted for
the murder of Isaac jackson, at Russell, Mass,
has been assigned for the first Tuesday of De-
cember at Springfield. Jones will be defended
by Azel Spaulding of Montpelier, VT, and
Franklin Chamberlain, of Springfield, on the
ground of insanity.
On the evening of Sept. 5th. the Missisquoi
Valley Academy was struck by lightning, and
considerable damage done to the building
Mr.. Thomas Downer of Bellows Falls COM
mitted suicide, by hanging, recently.
! MAP OF WASHINGTON County .--Messrs Ba-
ker q Tilden of i'ostens publishers of the New
Typographical Map Of Washington County ARE
: in town and will exhibit their plans to our cit.
+ liens. They are enterprsing men and deserve
t public patronage.
= The Annual Fair of the Franklin County
= Agricultural Society will be holden in St. Al
4 bans on Wednesday and Thursday, the 23d AM
Oath inst.
l. TIE New COMET Tho comet recently dis
covered AT the cambridge Observatory has beer
constantly increasing in brightness ever sine
70 its discovery, and is now visible to the nakeC
=. eye in the constellation Bootes. This come
was at its least distance from the earth on tn
i LIST of September, and was then distant from u
J. about fifty millions of miles it will reach it
A. perihelon on the 10Th Of this month. and wi
,. then be about fifty millions of miles from tn
sun. Its motion is retrogade.
c, The First Fair of the Champlan Valley Ae
ri ricultural Society for Addison and Chittende
lie Counties will be held in Vergenncs on the lot
Of and 18th days of this month
Bennington County Fair will be held at Ber
Ps nnpton Centre, on the 23d and Oath of Sept.
to As Isaac Gould of North Everett, vas DIR
e. wing through Newfane, w., on Friday, his hor,
A became frightened an eaped over an embanI
ment twelve feet IN height, carrying Mr.. G,u
lie with him. The horse was uninjured, but NJ
er Gould was very seriously hurt about the he3
en- aud hack, so much So that he lay along Tin
inseusble, but is now lhouht to be doing wei
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
Chr l4larkets.
MoNrpELlER MARKET.

REPORTED THE FREEMAN kvERY TcEspAY MORNING.
PRovsIoSs.-Butter, Is 90 Cheese, to s; Lard, l6
to II. Talow, II to l2l Dried Apple 90 tc co. Eggs, Is
Potatoes, O4O Beams Sl,OOa15O. Maple Sugar, to o
FLoUR.-Western, Extra $500 Double Extra $4,000
Berlin Mills, Extra Family $500 Double Extra $780,
GRAIN AND HAY-Corn, 1l2. Oats 40 to co. Herdsgfass
Seed 5000 600 per bushe Clover 90 90 per pound
Hay, SO, to IS, per ton. Rye, 100.
notwithstanding and Green Hard W.,d, $3.50 to
$500 per cord. Shingles, s125 to So. Wool Common,
SOTO So. MeRino, IS to AZ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
lflarriieo.

In Calais Aug, 3st, by R. P Noses ESQ., Mr.. Herrick
Answorh and Miss Martha j. AnswOrh both of Calais.
In Richmond, Sept. 10Th, by E. B. Green, ESQ.,, Mr.
Francis Wilson and Miss Laura G. Gilman both of DuX
bury.
In West Randolph Sept 7th by Rev. s. Sparhawk, Mr..
William H. Walker and Miss Mary j. Walker both of Leb
anon, N. H. Also, Sept Sh Mr. S. B. Spading, of North
field, and Miss Harriet T. Salter of West Randolph.
In St. Johnsbury, Sept It'll, by Rev. W. b. Bond, Mr..
Henry D. Could, of Marshfeld, and Miss Harriet MoDan
ies, of Danvle.
In Danville Aug. 10Th, Mr.. William P. Hazelton, Of
STAFFORD, and Miss Manila B. Judkins, of Danville
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
BRIGHTON MARKET.

BRIGHTON MARKET.
CORRECTED THE FREEMAN EVERY THURSDAY.
At Market 1910 beef cattle, 200 sores 34O0 sheep and
lambs 1850 swine.
pRIcEs-Bee Catle--Extra $3.50; frst quality, $500
I'd quality, $s,25 Sd $500,
Working oxen-$9O, l4O, to 2l5.
Cows and Calves--$26, 4S to 80.
Caves-S0 Otto 0.
Two years old-S00 to co.
Three years old 800 to co.
Sheep and Lamps-$3,OO, to 375 extra $3.50 to $50.
Swine-In lots Ole; retail, 11c
Hides-sc per III Tallow-9c. Calf Skins--15c. Pelt
25e a 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
BOSTON MARKET,

CoRRscTED FREEMAN TUESDAY MORNING.
FLoUR-Western, s, so 900
PoRK.-prime, S2lOO 22OO Mess, $500 a $500.
Beef $l7t 20 Lard. 16 l6t HAMS 10 II.
Butter, % a o. Cheese, a 10. Eggs, 10. Potatoes
rs $780, Apples, $500 500 per Dbl Onions, $500
400. Dried Apple, Ii a Is. White Beans $500 500.
Wool Saxony Fleece, 81 3d. American full BLOOD so
So Half blood, AZ SO Common, 35 40.
Corn, 95, Oats, so a IS. Rye, $l,OO. Herds Grass
Seed, $500 1925. Glover, 10 IA per h. Hops, Ga s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17

ANdovER-There were forty-two votes cast
in this town for Mr.. IIolbrook We suppose
they had reference to the Liquor Law and
they show that however strong their attachment
to local principle they were not to be made
the catchpoles of Slavery by voting for Reyes,
who could not even carry his own town -
BeAo,os Falls Times.
Will the Times please inform us if these
votes were probably cast for Mr.. Holbrook be-
cause of his opposition to the Liquor Law T.
Also, if this Mr.. Holbrook is the Mr.. Holbrook
talked of for candidate for Governor, by some
in Windham County.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale ten of good cutiva
L ted land-he soil is quick and strong, being lime
stone ledge-an excellent gardensixeen of yau
able woodland most of the soil moist and mucky, adam
ted for grassa comfortable house with five nishsd oomss
which are two springs of and small brook
good woodshedand good barn, 20 by 80 feet with an
underground stable. On the premises 200 rods of
heavy stone wall forty choice apple trees-$40 having
been expended in grating three years ago saw mill
70 by 81 feet with very expensive stone dam attached
Said mill was newly repaired, the spring past with new
water-whee iron shaft and balance wheel, weighing
1900 bs &C., at an expense of l50 two circular saws
costing $685. india rubber betting costing $40
water whee railroad and cars connecting the same to
the made for carrying wood and lumber to and
from the milla part Of the building new Fifteen rods
below gris mill with two of stone cob and corn
cracker, elevators, &C. Building newly repaired all the
machinery new$300 having been expended on the same
during the past four years. Both mills have good run
of custom. They are situated in Brantree half mile
above Peth Village, and four miles from West Randolnl
Depot Price $1,000 all except the woodland for $500
The subscriber being no mechanic, is DESTROYS of selling
and going on to farm If not Sold the place can be
rented for one or more years. JG A. SPEAR
Brantree, Aug. I'D 1857. s7tf&3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
" uIV, IUUI IV5DUOlTWTTY
GEORGE W. HIGGINBOrHAM
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.

Gardiner, Maine, June %, 1855.
PROP. o. j. WooD-Dear Sir have used two bottles of
Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and truly say is
the greatest discovery age for restoring and
the Hair before using it man of seventy. My
hair has now attained its rgna color. You can recon-
mend it to the world without the least fear, my
one of the worst kind. Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL N MURPHY.
Q. j. WOOD CO., Propretors, al2 Broadway, N. V,
lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establishment and ia
Market street, st. Louis, Mo. SSchwl3
And sold by all good Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
"A Chance to Make Money.

Profitable and Honorable Employment
THE subscriber is DESTROYS of having agent in each
county and town in the Union. capital of from to
$40 only will berequired and anything like efficient,
energetic man can make from three to five dollars per day.
Every information will be given by addressing, with
stamp to pay return letter, VIM A. KINSLER,
90w3t Box 1928 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Post Office.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
NNfEre.

THIS is to notify all persons that have renqushed to
my son, j. Monroe Parker his time during the remain
der of his minority therefore shall claim Of his
earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting after this
date. JAMES PARKER
Witness, DAVIS D.HYzRR.
| Warren, Sept. 1st 1857 90E