Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

W oHlhh ~ 10 udIuIy huuNll CNCl W wv
most intel egent of our readers, how deep
some of the eciences are looking down into
the mysteries of creation. We knew there
were wonderful uses made of item but did not
know the Chemists were initiating in their cru
cbes land even surprising the most wonder
flu productions of organic life. during our Wis
it to Lowell we were introduced by one of
their prominent citizens to The laboratory Of DR.
AVER. Inventor of Cherry Pictorial and Ca
thart'c PiHs) where we were shoAn with gen
erous frankness. his processes and his products
This master genius Of his art in manufacturing
the subtle essence of flowers from tar and other
vegetable substances. His essence of line
Apple, Strawberry, Checkerberry Ounce, Pear
Camella, Cinnamon &c, not only equal but
they exceed in purity of flavor, those vegeta
bles themselves His oil of Winterereen is
purer and of better flavor than any that can be
gathered from the plant-and yet is made by
chemical composition from the hydrocarbons
in tar His process is, to analize the substance
and find the exact ultimate atoms of which it is
made, then recompose them in the same pro-
portion which exist in nature Christian Ad-
uOcdte.
1t is folly to suffer from protracted cough
when relief can be so easily obtained. Wistar's
Balsom of Wild Cherry is undoubtedly the
most reliably of ais preparations offered for the
cure of throat and lung complaints
CHEAPER YET.-Who would suffer with head
ache or Neuralgia when they can be cured SO
speedily for 25 cents we have known one box
Of the pills to cure whole family of severe
Headache in less than an hour. Ii anv of our
readers are suffering with that dreadful NAL
Ind. rb, I,rnotl,. t,, FL H., 1
tain n box Of DR.. Hutchin's Headache Pills -
Springfield Paper.
We are apt to feel sad when we see our
friends growing gray faster than they grow old,
and we naturally look for something that shall
enable us to imagine them still young. AL
though we cannot prevent the approach of old
age, we can defer the appearance of it by the
use of Bush's Argentine Hair Dye, which will
at least give US the (h)air Of youth.
SUGAR THIEvEs.-Sugar stealing is getting
to be quite popular in this vicinity. We have
heard of several instances lately, where tn,
light fingered gentry have been carrying Of
sugar. Alex. Wright of Barton, had hi
sugar house entered one night last week an,
two or three pailsfull Of the saccharine matte
stolen. Mr. Eaton Of the same town, los
some sugar in the same manner, besides havin
vinegar turned into the tubs, and things gen
orally placed topsy-turvey. The sugar plac
Of Mr.. Carlos Merrill of this town, has ais
been visited by some scamp or scamps, and
quantity of his sugar carried to parts unknwr
Mr.. John Hyde of Albany, lost in one Nigh
last week, $50 HISTORIANS Co., STANDARD
WASHINGTON, May There are twent,
4 three and II quarter millions of Dollars in Ii
r Treasury, subject to draft. Three and ha
millions OF this amount is on deposit at Bosto,
nearly the same amount in New Orleans: an
Y upwards of ten millions in New York. Ty
: millions of the last are to bc transferred,
g New PATENTS Among the patents issu,
during the week ending April %, were tho it
= lowing
"a Curtis D. Luce of Brandon, Vt -Improy
~ street sprinkler.
Rulus Nutting, of Randolph Vt.-Improy
=, wind mill.
rs Mr.. EDITOR The probability is that t
bear shot by Aaron Beedy, short time sin,
in Straiford, was tame one belonging to N
-, s. Barrett !; Bruin being somewhat troub
some a. P. G.
In the Chiltendon Co. Court, Fayette Thon
W son pleaded guilty TO the charge of robbing
lie ticket office of the Rutland and Burlington
le pot. and was sentencnd to the State Prison
four years from the Gath inst
i'll Lewis s. Partridge has been appointed Uni
VI. States Marshal for Vermont