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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
From California.

Steamer Geo. Law, arrived at New York
bringing 81, 229.25S in Specie.
The Calvary Presbyterian Church, in San
Francisco, burnt on the Doth Of March-loss
$4,000 to $4,000. Insured
"The weather, upon which California is
so dependent for her prosperity, has been
during the past fortnight of the most favor
able kind, both for the mining and agricul,
tural interest.
The news Of the passage of the Wagon Road
Bill has been received with great satisfac-
ton.
Since the summary executions of the rob-
bers at Los Angeles, great quiet has perva-
ded in that quarter, and the most happy eff
fects are likely to result from these severe
but well timed acts of retribution. The
late copious rains gives assurance Of album
dant crops of grass, grain, and fruits, the
coming season. and the prospects of the peo-
pile were never more hattering than at pres
, ent.
All kinds of business have been much i'm
peded of late in the northern part of the
State, by deep SHOWS; these, however, were
melting rapidly at last accounts.
The weather in all parts of California is
now most delicious. The fruit trees are
loaded with blossoms, giving promise of
abundant fruit; and the whole face of the
land is covered with verdure and flowers.
A quartz boulder weighing one hundred
and sixty.two pounds, has been found at
Minnesota by the Juniata Company; $4,000
has been abstracted from it and the stock re-
naming uncrushed will yield at least two
thousand more, making in all $1,000 This
we believe, is the richest boulder ever dis
covered in the country. -rr~
Near its centre was found solid mass Of
gold, that weighed over two pounds, and in
numerous places small disentegrated vains Of
gold were found running entirely through it.
There was probability that the public
schools of San Francisco would be closed fol
lack of funds, and public meeting had beer
held on the subject.
An attempt at garroting had for the first
time been made in San Francisco. The
victim was robbed of $50, and the thieves
were arrested.
At Carson Valley the winter had been Sc
vere and some difficulty with the indians
had occurred. The Mormons were little
more shy of the Gentiles, and there is III
NOR of their having been ordered to Grea
Salt Lake. The miners were doing WELL
The winter in Oregon has been unusually
severe, and many cattle have persisted, Mucl
feeling seems to have been awakened, and ;
good deal of discussion is going on in re
gard to the introduction of Slavery into tn
territory. The popular sentiment would ap
pear, however, to be strongly against tn
measure.
The news concerning affairs in Nicaragua
by this steamer is very meagre. The onl.
item of moment is the reported capture O
Castillo by Col. Lockbridge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

THE MAINE LAW IN MAssAcHsETB.-The
liquor agency in Northampton for the past
year has been great institution. A COM
mittee of investigation into its affairs, report
that the intent Of law in requiring registry
has been entirely frustrated. In January,
there were one hundred and twenty sales to
persons whose Christian names are not given
also sales to fictitious names, such as "Mr.
Deafman," Mrs Darkey,' &C., &c. Sales
have also been made to persons VIGOROUSLY
incorporate, to one person who had@had re.
peated attacks of delrium. There were four.
teen sales in one month of whiskey, rum and
gin; in September, six sales of cider brandy
to man who had repeated attacks of mania
potu, and whose family are in a condition
OF beggary. The committe say
ave have been shutting up the dram
shops and prosecuting men engaged in the il
licit traffic, while we, as town. through oul
authorized agents, are selling freely to men o
incorporate habits, and thus making money
and drunkards at the same time"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

Charleston, April Is. Steamer Isabel ar
rived yesterday, from Havana and Key West
Steamer Tennessee, from Aspinwall had
arrived at Key west, bringing the news that
Col. Lockbridge had been down from Sera-
piqui, and that the whole of the river San
Juan was in the hands Of the Costa Ricans.
The steamer j. W. Scott exploded in the
river killing sixty filibusters.
The Tennessee brought home part Of
Lockbridges's command, including fifty sick
and wounded.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

Mr.. BoYcE,---.Sn Il noticed an article in ,
the last Freemon in which were mentioned tho
names Of those Jurors who were on the Abbott
case. and mine was with the rest, and DO not
wish il to stand there with such verdict. |
will now state how it happened Ii slrae That
| was on that panel, and the first ballot stood,
eight for conviction and four sar acqui'al The
second ballot stood, nine for conviction, three
for acquital and here WHISKY that was for
conviction and so remained, and had staid
until this time, so should hive remained, be-
fore would have said, Not.Geilty, But on
Sunday about eleven clock, news came that
my daughter was very sick, and consequently,
obtained discharge When left, the Jury
stood six and six, and my leaving left five for
convicting and six for aeqpilal. you perceive
Thus | have endeavored to give you true
account in regard to that Jury, and now you
will do me a favor to insert this in your paper.
N. S. MORLEY.
Worcester, April Is, 1851
The steamship Black Warrior, arrived in
New York on tile 10, bringing dates from Ha-
vana to the 18th inst The recent heavy raius
in Cuba have injured the sugar crop greatly,
and prices haveadvanced accordingly. Musco-
yados are quoted at 10 II ID rias per arrobe,
with an excited market. The stock on hand is
| 100 900 boxes against 2l0 900 same time last
year. sifs
ELECTION AT LEAvENwGAsss e Advices were
received from St. Louis, APrif i8th. that Henry
J. Adams. Free State candidate, isieected May
OF of Leavenworth by "a majority Of $50 votes
over all other candidates. S
RULE MANuFAcToRY-Mr Roys Jones,
an ingenious mechanic of this place, has COM
menced the manufacture of wooden rules
for Carpentry, board, wood timber meas
uring of all sorts. For workmanship and ac-
curacy they are superior. There is one be-
fore us, of his own devsing, by which the
cubic contents of round timber may be read
off like book" This makes arithmetics
of little account. -Northfeld Messenger.
Orygenated BHiers This remedy for Dys-
pepsia, which astonisbes all who have used it,
Wy no illo'oH'tiiCouo "'Hioot hhihSu'""S "
feet, has obtained a distinction and popularity
beyond any medicine We have ever known.
USING SEwlNG MAcnlNE-Jessie Fremont,
the accomplished woman whom so many thou
SIND people voted last fall to make the lady OF
the White Uouse, we noticed yesterday at her
seat among group of ladies who we've learning
to use the sewing muchinc.--N. Y. Times
Sunday, April 18th, was, the anniversary Of
: the brth-dayo of Henry Clay
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

AMERICAN MARBLE FOR THE EUROPEAN MAR
KErs.-We learn that the Verd Antique Mar
BILE Company, working the quarries of the
this beautiful ornamental marble at Roxbury,
Vermont, have recently shipped several
blocks on orders to France, and have within a
few days received an order from one of the
most prominent dealers in London for guam
tity in the rough block, In both England
and France it is said to be superior to the
italian veined marbles now used, and must
hereafter, to large extent, supply their
places.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

HAVEEHILL, MASS. June 7, 1876.
s. W. FowLE x Co.,-GENTLEMEN While suffering from
Dyspepsia years snce and trying almost every thing
for its removal without benefit accidentally led to
make use of the "OXYGEFATED BITTERS,' - and after
short trial of them found my health improving and in
time my disease radically removed. Since then have
used them my practice and generally with good success
know of no medicine we'll adapted to the cure of Dys-
pepsa, in many of its aggravated forms. have seen the
most stubborn cases, which had resisted almost all the
preparations commonly used for Indigestion yield by
magic upon the administration of few doses of these
Bers Such results have increased my confidence their
medicinal powers, and strengthened my convictions of
their superiority all other nsrumentalities the
treatment of the complaints for which they
mended.
would certainly adviser those troubled with Dyspepsia,
the Bitters, and Confident all who do So will
reap great benefit if there is nothing to contra-ndcae
their 'N A. r. PORTER, NJ d.
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS the wrapper.
AGENTS. Fred ". Smith, Montpelier; Holden Leland,
Middlesex; J. 9. N. o. Clark Moretown }. NJ Richard
son, WaitsHeld James Cardel Warren Briggs Pierce,
Rochester A. H. Bigpow, Barre John Hale, Planheld
Remis MnllR. MArRhhuln.
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Che nlarkets.
MONTPELIER MARKET,

REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN EyRRY TUESDAY Morning.
PRovIslossBuen is to 81 Cheese, 12l to H. Lard, 16
to H. Taowll to Ia Dried Apple, 10 to IA Eggs, 10
Potatoes go to S. Beans 81 50 Maple Sugar. to 12I
FLouR.-Western, Extra $3.50; Double Extra, $500
Berlin Mills Extra Family $3.50; Double Extra, $3.50
GRAIN ASp HAY Corn, so. Oats 80 to 40 IIersgrass
Seed, So so to OO per buslel Clover Il to y per pound
Hay, S., to so, per ton.
misunderstanding and Green Hard Wood, $3.50 to
50 90 per cord. Shingles 81 % qs2 Wool 900 to oo-
Nails, 1925 per cwt SIT. Liverp o Is to 5oi Turks Is
and, GO to 10 per bushe Lime, % to aj cts per Dbl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
BURDENS
New Patent Horse Shoe.

This greatest invention Of the age which surpasses in
utility, durability, and beauty of finish, any thing af
the kind yet achieved by the skin OF man. Is made by
machinery from superior quality of iron cost much
less than the handmade horse shoe. II is conceived on
the inside, wln view 10 the BETTER PREsERvAr ON OF
s'TY OF PANNGir 1T, and being FAR DESIRABLE yoR
THE CoMFoRror ANIMAL THAN ANY SHo EVER orrrRpn m
mems hpots-a method which insures more uerfest &,
than can otherwise be obta ned This nvenlin i mo
nounced extraordinary in usefulness by many rrjers and
portions oi the United States w " UT
Forurher particulars and samples apply to the Agents
BLuDGEr, BROWN l. CO.
Dec. il, 1856. sb, 'i"ss'
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.


CORRECTED TUE FREEMAS EVERY WEDNESDAY.
At Market 345 Cattle mostly Beeyes and storesconsst
ing Of Working 0xcn Cows and and three cid
Prces-Market B4ef-Extra $40; first quality, $STj
ID, 1925; Sd $3.50
Working Oxen-S100 IT'S to 30.
Cows and Calves-$40, 80 to Go.
Calves-S4l TO u. {s
Two years oll-$35 to &c.
Three years old-$i2 to 4s.
Sheep and Lambs--S3O at market prices-In lots, 81
to ST. Extra 5 TO-
swine-700 at market. Live, to ST. Dressed, lol to IL
Hides, 81 to o. Pels, 75 100 Calf Skins II to l44
Talow, to 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
NJ. w. KING & SON,
Patent Chair Manufacturer
4SS BR0oME ST., ONE Door EAST OF BRoADwAY
(Late 46S broadway
NEW YORK,

(Late 46S Broadway
NEW YORK,
Established A. D. 1889
INVITE examination of their great variety and supe
rior assortment of CHAIRS, manufactured their own
establishment and under their immediate observation and
direction, including
PIV0T-REV0LVING CHAIRS,
SELF-ACTING EXTENSION RECUMBENT CHAIRS
IMPROVED INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS,
MAJOR SEARLE'S TRAVELLING CHAIR,
SPANISH SPRING AND SQUAD CHAIRS,
RHEUMATIC, SPINAL Il ASTHMATIC INVALID do.
&c. &C., &C.,
Embracing the most cimpete assortment and choicest
kinds for Paror Drawing Rooms, Chambers, Gardens
libraries Counting Houses, Offices Public Institutions
Dentists, Barbers &c., together with every desirable
adapted to the comfort convenience, and luxury of the
sick the aged the infirm, the lame andlazy.
In point of ingenuity of design, elegance of finish qua
ty and richness Of MATERIAL ahnness of execution du
rabty and cheapness these Chairs unsurpassed For
them NJ W. W. King & Son awarded the first and
only Prize Medal and the faculty recommend them as far
preferable to bed and couches for patients afflicted with
Spinal, Asthmatc or Bronchial affections.
To either of the chair may be attached convenient
reading and writing Desk and any combination desired
will be manufactured to order.
Circular with explanatory cuts, viii be sent by mail
if requested, and ORDERS with remittances promptly
forwarded to any part of the world.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
LUXURY AND ECoNoMx.

%
An Arm Chair, Reclining Chair, Couch and Bedstead
(coMBINEp IL ONE susceptible of twelve different no
sitions changes meet the varied requirements for
comfort convenience luxury and economy, lin space as
well price, Whether in sickness health, this cele
brated CHR I" AS T excels in many respects
any Chair perhaps manufactured in this any other
country The price varies from Ffteento Thirty Dollars
according to finish.
To public institutions, as well to individuals, this
Chair is very desirable article, and will be supplied in
any number the most liberal terms. Apply to- ad
dress NJ. W. KING n son, ASS Broome street,
One door East OF Broadway, New York,
66y1 (LATE 46S BROADWAY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
Morrieo.

In Montpelier, March IL, by Rev. W. H. Lord, Mr.
fIERcE WEIGH Of Montpelier, and Miss PHEBE NJ WILLARD
of East Montpelier.
In Moretown, March 81, by Rev. j. Roberts, Mr. HIRAM
HATHAWAY and Miss ESTHER PRENTICE both of NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
BARRg AaADgmY.

1'HE Summer Term will commence on Thursday May T.
In the Musical Department, Five Instrnments inclu-
ding an Organ Harmonian furnished for the use of
students the classes IN vocal music daily and are
thoroughly trained in the theory and of music. The
teachers in the Classical and English departments will
spare effort to induce their scholars to think and inyes-
tigae the subject under consideration for themselves.
Board, $1,s7 per week.
]. s. SPALDING Principal
Barre, April S, 1851 6Sw3
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

CoRREcrED FOR TUE FREEMAN EVERY THURSDAY.
At Market 100 beef cattle, l02 stores, 1900 shecp and
lambs, 4!lO swine sta
pnlcEs-Bee oatle-Extra $3.50 first quality, 81 90
% quality $3.50; 3D. $500.
Working 0xen-S95, 142, to 1875
Cows $50, As to 65.
Calves-$5, too
Two years old-$30 to 40
Three years oll-$i0, As to50
Sheep and Lsmps-s3,15, 4, to I; extra s sto Il.
swne-In lots Sic; retail, l0c.
Hides--9c per 10. Taow-l2c. Calf Skins-14c. Pelts!
$3.50. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
GEO. BUCKLAND.
A CA Ee I'D.

sss.y-S-c,N DR. NJ. NEWTON would say to his friends
fssess1a5.y ~ and the public, that he has made ar
UITTYySN rangements with Doct J. BrOckway, a Den
~~i-A' fist of unequalled experience, by which he
will spend onehalf of his time in my office at Montpelier
and as wish to give attention particularly the
treatment Of diseases of the mouth and teeth
take pleasure in introducing Doct. B. to all who are in
want of partial or entire sets of artificial teeth Hereaf
ter shall be in my Office at Montpelier the first two weeks
in each month"; Thu other portion Of my time shall visit
the neighborng towns. Doc Brockway will be in my Of
fee during my absence that the office will open at
all times Dr. B. will be at Northed the first two weeks
of each month";
Office over BURBANK LANGDoN' STORE, Main Street,
MONTPELIER VT,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
New Marble Shop.

nIlE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
people of West Randolph and vicinity, that he has
Just received large and well selected stock of Marble
from the celebrated Brandon Pord and Dorset Quarries
The Brandon Marble not to be exceled in the state of
vermont was decided at the Worlds Fair to be the
best White Marble in the world and as to workmanship
yon can decide for yourselves upon examination.
All orders promptly executed, reasonable terms
Please give as a call. PHILANDER CHADWICK.
West Randonh VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
.JOseDh meam,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden at
RAEDoLrH DisThieI,ss BookdeId, within and for
said District, ON tie 18th day Of April. A d. 1857,
| IENRY BEAN and Lucy G. Bean, Adm nstratnrs
on The Estate of Josephe Of Brookfeld in said
District deceased presents their administration for
settlements Whereupon it is ordered that tho same be
referred TO the lth day Of May, next al Registers
Office in said Brookied, for examination aud allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the publication
of this order in the Grepn Mountain freeman printed at
Montpelier three weeks successfully as soon as may be-
that they may appear, md at said time and place. if they
catse, object thereto
by order Of Court,
Attest, AARON CLEAVELAND, Register.
trne copy of record
Attest, AARON CLEAV ELAND, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

stephen Fuckers Estate.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
l. Probate Court for the District eff Randolph. Con-
missouers to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against The Estate of STEPHEN
TUCKER, late of Bran,ree IN said District, deceased,
represented nrovent uHd the term of six months the
fourth day Of April, 1857, baing allowed by said Court
the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective lams before notice will attend
tn the duties # our appont the Inn Of E. Chad
wick. in Randolph, in said District, the last Tuesday
of May next, and "a, Perln's Office in Randolph, the
last Tuesday IN September next al nine O'Clock in the
forenoon, on each Of said days
LOREN CRlS'VOLD,)
JOHN HERRlCK, com'rs.
co AVERY FlrTS.
Randolph, April A, A. D. 1857.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

The whole of the foregoing TIMBER with the exception
of lot No. D. is to be sawed from the best Of Spruce and
is to be entirely free from decay large knots other
cts Its to be in every part sawed full the dimensions
designated and cut true and square throughout the
length Lot No must be of the best quality of White
Yellow Oakland to be sawed full square &c. required
for the other lots The whole to be delivered on or near
the State House grounds in Montpelier, where the Super
nenden may direct, or before the first day of July
next. Proposals must be made for each lot separately
and may cover more. The price at whce lot No.
will be furnished must be given by the running foot the
remainder per thousand feet board measure
TH0S f. POWERS, Superintendent.
Montpelier, April 20, 1851. 80
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A COMPREHENSIVE has this day been formed by the |
~ Subscribers under the and firm of EMERY & |
FIELD who will continue at the odSand Head of State
Street, the same business as heretofore done by j. G. En-
cry with the addition of Crockery, Glass Ware, Table
Cutlery, &o., &c.
J. C. EMERY,
A. C. FIELD.
Montpelier, March s; 1857. 81
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Dissolution.

THE firm of PHINNEY MEAD is, by mutual consent
this day dissolved. All demands due the late firm have
been assigned to T. c. PHNNEY, and be settled i'm
Montpelier. April 2. 1857
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Take Notice!

NHS Is to notify all persons against harboring trust
ingmy son, David, my account, as shall pay nc
debts Of his contracting. WIN. c. ATWELL.
Eden, April I, 1857. 6Sw3*
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NOfice.

LII demands due the late firm of PuINNEY MEAD have
been assigned to I. G. lNNEY and will be attend
cd 70 by him at his Store in Walton's Block.
Montpelier, April O. 1851
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OU"V"ICHc1 'HUHIEuT' "IWH {
Trains Going North.

ShAoCo 0CtiOSS lkl AL LAOu c,
10 Commence Monday, .3wa 6, 1856.
Trains Going North.
Leave Montpelier, 1t 7.i0 4. NJ. and 400 r..
M AlL TRAIN connects at Windsor add White River
w JHncuun with traius leaving Boston ard Springfield
at 1870 same day and from New York the previous day
at 4O0P leaves Windsor At LIS p. NJ connecis at
RoseS Point with train or Montreal rning with
train for Ogdensburgh, TohyNro, DglRoIr, Chicago,
and The West, via GRAND FRUNK and GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS, making the Shortest hest and most reliable
route from New Engl aud tn tho West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Windsor at 6 50
P. Nj, culhects at Windsor with train from New York
same day aud at White River Junction with train leaving
Boston at 1900 noon, stops at Mortified 10 lodge con,
meets at Rouses Point with train for Montreal and OrdenS
burgh evening, and Prescott with night express
oi Toronto, Chicago and the WesL
day
Trains Going South.
Leave Montpelier at 9 90 ~, and $50 p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects at R0ISes Point with trains from
Oedsnsbnrgh and Montreal the night beture at White
River Junction aud Windsor with trains for Boston and
New York arriving in Boston earlier than by any other
Aeon mediation Train connects ut RoIscs Poir, with
trains fl N Ogdensburgh and Montreal stops over night
at Whit River junction Windsor a1d CONNECTS with
trains al wing in Boston at LOO NJ and a. New Yo,k
al 4O0R ",
~ ,ckets Tor Chicago, Detroit and the West via
Grand Trunk and Great Western Railroads for sals at the
principal Stations R. SHERBURNE Sun,,
Mortified, ApfiI 6, 1856,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

HoJLowAY's PILLS purify the secreonsTYhch enter into
the composition of the blood and thus produce sautary
effect upon every organ for the blood feels and susans
every fibre of the body. The accomplished by this
famous remedy are complete because expes from the
circulation the SEEDS OF DIsEAsE The oldest practitioners
thundersruck at the rapdty with which chronic dys
pepsa and liver complaint eradcated by Holloways
Pills, after all the aperenls and tonics In their REpER-
TORRES have been tried In vain The philosophy of the
matter is thsNature Is first relieved Of the poisonous
influences which paaze her action and then assisted in
her efforts to retuperate the system.
Now IS the TIME.-We should delay for one mo-
ment that which requires immediate action. II any
Of our friends are suffering with Headache Neuralgia
send to the Druggists and get box Of DR.. Huchnsi
Headache Pills. They sure remedy Price 25 cents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
From the RnsLnn Lnnrnal

AvALuABLE REMEDY.-The VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSAM prepared by the we'll known druggists MRssRs
REED CUTLER Co.. of this city, is have good authority
for stating, of the best remedies for Coughs Colds
and all Pulmonary complaints, offered to the public
It has stood the best of all tesstmeand has sustained
its reputation for than twenty five years. Physicians
of the highest respecabty prescribe it, and thousands
of families keep hand standard family medicine
REED, CUTLER Co., Druggists, Boston, Proprieors.-
Inquire for by its whole name-Vegetabe Pulmonary
Balsam Price SOC and 81.
Sold in Montpelier, by l.. +. Pierce, and Fred E. Smith,
Perry Davis Pain Ker.isan excellent regulator of the
stomach and bowels and should always be kept hand,
especially this of the year. Sold at only 25 cts
bottle by Merchants generally Fred +. Smith, whole
sale AGENT Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23
T. G. PHINNEY.
Lumber for State House,

EALED proposals viii be received by the undersigned
at Montpelier until the 18th day of May next for the
GLOWING lots of timber, viz
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-23

Furnishing Goods
0F every kind, AZ
" +. DEWEY co.'s.