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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
American & Foreign Patents.
r. Fl EDDY,
SOLICITOR or P.ATEN rs.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(Late Agent OF u S Patent Office, ashiugton, under
the Act oi 1917
rs state street opposite ktlby ST., Boston.
A FTER extensive practice OF upwards of twenty
II years. continues 10 Patents in the United sttes
ALSO IN Great Britain. france, aud tEer foreign
tres. Cav ats, Specifications, Assignments, and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents, executed liberal
and with despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign Works 10 determine the validity utility Of PHI
tents or inventions, legal or other advice ende red in
all matters touching the Copies of the claims Of
any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar. Assign.
menis recorded a, Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England,
bnl through inventors hive have adv IMAGES for securing
patents, or ascertaning The paeniaby of inventions,
unsnrpassedby, If moi UNNECESSARILY superior any which
can be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT I HE
PATENT OFFICE Than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS
l. THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL.
TY he would add thai he has abundant believe
and prove, that at other office of the kind the
charges fur professional services moderate, The I'M
| mense practice Of the subscriber during twenty years
past, has enabled him to accumulate collection Of
specifications and official decisions relative to paents.
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and mecan
ca works, and nll accounts If patents granted in the
Uhtcd states and Europe, render him able, beyond ques
ton to offer peror facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of Journey to Washington, to procure
PATENT aud the usual great delay there, here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
During the time occupied the Office of Comm ssiener
# Paeuts r. II. Eddy, ESQ., of Boston, did business
the Patent Office Solicitor for proc ing pstents There
were ew II any, persons acting in that capacity, who
had much business before the patent Office and there
were none who conducted h more skill fidelity and
success regard Nr Eddy of the best informed
and most skiIliu Patent solicitors in the United States
and have no hesitation in assuring inventors that hsy
cahh"t empo; person more competent aud trustworthy
and more capable of putting their applications in form
to secure i them an early and favorable consideration
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents'
From the present Commissioner
"AuGuSr II, le55.-DUring the time have held thu
ofhc Of Commissioner of Patents, X. H. Eddy. ESQ.,, OF
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
of business with the Office as solicitor He is thoroughly
acquainted with the law and the rules of practice of the
Office. regard him as ONE OF THE CAPABLE AMI
succ EssFUr practioners with whom have had official
intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner If Paienls.'
nuston, Jan. !, 1887. 54yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

TIVE sciences Of Chemistry medicine have been taxed
their utmost to produce this best most perfect purgave
which is known 10 lGnunerRhle proofs are show that
these PILLS have virtues which supas In excellence the ona
rymecne and that they win unpreuedy upon the
Of all men They are safe and pleasant to take Int powerful to
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital activities
Of the body the distractions Of its organs, purify the
blood and expe disease Ts purge out The foul hunios which
breed and grow dseialer stimulate sluggish dsordercd
gans into their natural aeon and inpat healthy
strength to the whole em Not only do they every
day complaints of every body but also formidable danger
diseases that have saie tho het Of human skill While
they produce powerful ELECTS they tho same time d.
unfinished doses the safest and best hysc that he employed
for children Being suSsrcated they pleasant to take;
and being purely vegetable FIVE from any risk of harm
Cures have been mae which surpsS ~ were they not sub
sanated by Of such exalted position character to
forbid the suspicion OF untruh Many eminent ergymon and
physicians have lint ther certify the public the
liability Of remedies while others have the
ance Of their conviction that my Preparations contribute
mensely to the relief Of my afflicted suffering fellowmen.
The Agent below nam pleased furnish gratis my Amer.
lean Almanac containing directions their use and certA
Gates OF their cures OF The following comlisiuts:-
Ccstyeness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Dopsy Heoit.
burn, Headache arising e foul Stomach Nausea Indes
ton, Morbid lnacon OF The Bowels and Pain arising thpraom
Flatuency Loss of Appetite, all Ulcerous and Cuaneous Dis
eases which require Medicine Scroula or Kings
EVIL They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the sys
tenn cure many complaints which it woa suppose, thew
could REACH such as Deafness Partial Blindness Neuapia ant
Nervous hritabiiy, arrangements Of the Liver and K,
Govt and other kindred complaints arising om low stat
the body or obstruction Of its functions
Do not DO put of by npprlucpled ea.rs with some Other
they make more profit Ask for AYERS Pills and take ~
ing else No other they give You compares with this m
intrinsic value or curative powers The DICK want the hes.
| there Is for them, and they should have it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
IlOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

THE EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
The blood is The life sustaining agent. It furnishes
the components of flesh, bone uscc nerve and ineg
men The Stomach its mandatory the veins it, dis
tribnors and the nte'tines The channel through which
tie vase matter rejected in its productions is expelled
Upon ire stomach. the circulation and the bowels, these
Pills act smn taneonsy, relieving indigestion pu ry nj
The funds and re punllng The cxcreinns.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
The National Complaint.

Dyspepsia is the most common disease among all classes
In this country. II assumes thousand shapes and i.
the primary source OF lnnume able dangerous m,ledes
but Whatever its pc symp oms however obst mate ill.,
resistance 10 ordnyiy aons. 1t yields readily and
rapidly 10 this searching and unerring remedy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
GRBATESG CURB IN TIB WORLD FOR PAIN Il!
A. E. SMITHS
ORIGINAL g. GENUINE
GO 8g9Rgg OgAae 80
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, saiG Joints, &c.

named will
WALNUT 6Tu SIS
Burns
Cakei Breast Nipples Affections Swed Glands teon sh the Joint
naeot public institution
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14

Prepared by DR.. J. C, AYEE,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell Mass.
PRrcr, a5 era PEI Box. Frvx Boxes yos 81.
SOLD BY
oTyer Fred f. sn itn. and L. r. Pierce M,ttn A.,
p roiter and Geo. Nichols. Mortified; il : cana.
Stowr; J.D Braley, Waterbury; C. A Badrte 4 %
Wtsi etndolnh A. E. Bigelow, Barre. "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
A CAR ID.

TO Druggists and Merchants in Vermoat:
For the convence of Dealers and individuals Of this state
have appointed VII FRED. z. SMITH, Of Montpeier my
wholesale Agent and he will he all times supplied with
all sizes OF my GENUINE ELECTRIC OH" | would
urge np"n all dealers IN Medicine ntder from Mr. Smith
supply Ut my OIL al once. that they may he able 10
swer the earliest demands He will also furnish each ea
Ter with Show Cards Posters, aud 1910 Circulars. with
their names printed thereon AGENT Read the following
Pocamation)
A. e. SMITH. CIV mist.
PHILApELPHIA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
Group, Whooping Cough. Influenza.

your PEcToR, myself my lnly you
it and believe the hest medicine for its purpose ever put out
With bad cold should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for
bottle than do without it, or take any other remedy"
Group, Whoopins Cough, Influenza.
SpRiYar1glp, Miss, Feb. 7, 1855.
ArrR will ccrfuly certify Your PRETORIA is the
best remedy posses, tt the Of Fa04n2 Cough Group
and the chest dS- Of children We Of your fraternity the
South appreciate sk aud cummcnd your medicine to
people. HIRAM C0NkLIN, N. D.
AMOS LEE ESQ., MONTEREY IA. writes Sd jan. 1855: az
took many medes without relief finally tried your PICTORIAL
by the advice u clergyman. The first dose relieved the
in throat and lungs lees than half the bottle
made completely we'll Your medicines the cheapest
we'll te best tuy and We esteem YOU Doctor, and
your remedies, - the l0tr mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER Pa. Feb A, 1855
Sin Your CHERRY PICTORIAL il performing marvellous
in this section has relieved several from alarming symptoms
Of consumption and is curing who has abored under
an affection OF the lungs tr the last forty years.
HENRY L. PARKS, Mereaan.
A. A. RAMSEY VI n. ALBION, MoSRoz Co., Iowa, writes
Sept 1855 "Durng practice Of many years have found
nothing equal your CHERRY PFcToR. for giving and
lief to cosunptvc PATIENTS or curing such curable
We might add volumes of evidence, la, the convincing
proof of tho virtues Of this edy fund ia effects upon
trial.
Consumption.
Probably remedy las boa known which cured
many and such ian yerous this human aid
can reach hut those the Pgc7oz.L ~
lsf and comfort
As7oa lI9tss. New YoRK CIrY. March S. 1855
DOCTOR ATEn, LOWELL feel IL duty and pleasure in
form you what .ur CRgRRy PycToRM h, done for my wife
She had been five mYnths Orng undor the dangerous symp
toms Of Consumption from which aid we nd procure
her much relief c steadily Ealing until Dr. Strong Of
this city, where have i aiyice recommended trial
Of your medicine. We bless s Kindness, do your skill,
for sho has recovered from that day. khe yet strong
she uc to he h free from her cgh and calls herself we'll
Yours, with graiu and regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SnslsrvILLE
Ossumtfr DO despair til you have rd AyERs CHERRY
PEoToFAL 1t Is made by OF the hcst medical chemists in the
world and its all round bespak the high merits of its
virtues - Philadelphia Ls9ger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
Some Special Benefit

within an hour, and many are they who have been
Bronchial Complaints Crunp Tic Duloreux, Fenns, Piles
Cramps, snrains and Bruises, Cuts and ounds Sweied
Glands and stiff Joints, ScrOfua nd Eryspelas sore
Nippes and SweIlrd Breasts Sal Rheum (ankrs in
the mouth stomach Eruptions, and ali Knds Of Sores
(I'radache and fonlhache in five tie minutes $50
ChIbans and Sore r1der Feet II will he seen thai
do not Profess to Cure Everything!
but only certain class of mpaIns all of which are
durable simple Eectrcand Chemical principles through
the uitntes Of my" Electric OIL and the Nervo Vital
Fluid OF The human body.
The nodus oprrand of progressing and changeabs
Rheumatic pain, ia mperiectly understood by mankind
whether its location is the membrane covering of the
nerves, indaned by derangenen (ke the coating of an
named 0mach) or some disturbance Of the electric fluid
ITSELF certain ii that my Electric dip is readily absorbed
into il it dues not actually deficiency in, and equaze
the circulation Of that great principle of living
ton
Letthe skepcal and the humane look into this matter
for If these things are
ALL ARE ALIKE INT Err ESTED
will take any for the hospitals to test it al NV
Electric Oil is pleasant and innocent no danger of cold
rcac ion, as it will bear witness Come aud see for
yourselves.
N, g. corner Wanm and Eighth Streets PhiladeIphio.
OF None sold by pedles. All my hotties have my name
blown In ant the wrappers bear my signature to pre
vent imposition on the public. A. ESM IN (Chemst)
N. B.-'fhe large bottles ten times the cheapest
FRED D. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier, sole Wholesale
Agent for Vermont. 3atf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
Bowel Complaints.

Unless The bowels perform ihcr functions properly the
whole body nfers. Tens of thousands die annually Of
Dy-enery. Darhea, Chronic Constipation and oihr =
diseases Of these waste pipes Of the system. The elect
Of t Pills ulon all Intestinal disorders whether ca siial
Epidemic, is pt enoHenon in medicine. BY following
the die ciions the alarming of howell compla ut
are DrODlpily controlled
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
Bilious Affections

Thd quantity and quality of the bile are of vital i'm
porance 10 health. Upon the liver, the gland which Sc
cete is fluid, these Pills operate specifically infaliby
reclf,ing us reguares and efectual, curing Jaundcc
tous Rentiants and all the varieties of disease sener
aied by unnatural condition Of tie organ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14
Friends of Euma n1tv.

1'O you always disposed to AID the suffering it may
appeal incredible, after in vain trying all the wonder
f medicines Of the day, that application externally
and dopstakeu internally of my (geuune Electric
uil' will very suddenly relieve the sufferer from the
most violent pans yet u is fact. testified by good
men and .od women, whose names my office.
Not any have used L without deriving
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14

EtTUTHt unless
G. holloway, New York and London y are dscernah,s a
walei mark IN every leaf iha book Of directions
each pot o. box the same may plainly seen by boldnr
to any rendering information s NAV lead IN ,h
aetec'"h OF any parry or paleS etfelng the med
en- or vending the same knowing them to hc spurious
- sold at The manufactures of Professor Hathaway sn
Maldep Lane, New York, and by all respecabe
ana Dealers IN Medicine throughout the United States
ana We civilized world, IN pots and boxes at o5 cents
62 scen,s and 81 each '
There Is considerable saving By taking the are sizt
~ H. Directions for the guidance Of patients in eve,v
disorder are affixed to each PIT or box. 67vleon
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A Word TO Female.

Pie local debility and irregularities which ire the espe
cia annoyance of the weaker sex, aud which, when neg
iecied, always shorten life relieved The time heinz
and prevented for the time 10 come by course IF this
mid but thorough Alternative,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-14

YOUNG Men, do you wish for new Capt. Call and see
the New Styles at z. DEWEY co.'s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
FROM MARYLAND.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
ELKToN, Nd, Aug. 3, 1857.
The proceedings of therecent Democratic State
Convention at Baltimore show pretty conclusive
" that the party is in rather dilapidated con-
dition in this State As anticipated, no nomlna'
ton was made for Governor; but set of resoll-
items denouncDg "Black Republicanism, Adolf
90 tionsm and ACKNOWLEDGMENT, combined and
.i separated" cordially declaring Col. John {.
Groome lite (tbe Conveniently choice as candi-
date for Governor, on account of his being
the only man who can at the present time unite the
OM.Line Whigs and the Buchanan Democracy, and
enable them " to arrest the desOlatiDg Influences Of
Know -Nothingsm, and recommending him to the
"suppOrt Of the people OF Maryland" we're unanl-
mously adopted, and the Convention adjourned.
The City Of Baltimore was not represented in the
Convention (tbe meeting which was csled to APP
point delegates having broken up in h row., and,
altogether the whole affair was one OF the greatest
rces that ever was enacted in the State, not even
excepting that celebrated cOmical affair which came
of in Baltimore last Fall, styled "The Oid-Line
"Whig Cow entiOn'
The Colonel, as told you in former letter, has
been ell bis life al old Pro-Slayery Wings and IN
letter defining his position, aud which letter was
handed round in The Convention, says:
" As old Wing have nothing 10 disguise, regret
or retsct Yet am constrained to admit that al the
present time the Democratic party is the only national
political Organization which, throughout the length
and breadth Of the land is sound upon the great po-
htcal Questions Of the day, particularly upon those
which Affect the liberty Of conscience the rights and
privileges OF American citizens the interests Of the
SOUTH the harmony Of the States and the preservation
and permeysncy Of the Uniop"
Now, as the old Wing party is dead beyond the
taintest nope OF resurrection, and all it's principles
are dead with it, we can't see why the Colonel
should endeavor to delude himself or anybody else
with the belief that he is still an old Wing If he
thinks tbs Democratic party sound upon the goose"
as be says his letter it is, why don't he the Hon.
james A. Pearce the Hon. Thomas G.. Pratt. and
all the other worthless who entertain the same opn-
Jon, march over boldly to the Democratic camp, and
cease their twaddlc about being old.line Wings If
they believe in the present policy Of the Democratic
party, we cannot see why they should childshy
stcile about assuming the name of Democrat. 1t
isn't ut all likely anybody will be deceived by so
shallow al arti6ce.
Some Of the Democratic papers are asyet in
qpandary to know exactly how to style their candi-
catesi but The baltimore Argus the Heading organ in
Inc STATE has boldly flung out its banner, inscribed
democratic Nominations, and as oil tho smaller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

4 -. c,lo,, their file.Ieader. the Cooncl ard his
"a WS;g friends may ss well get rid OF their exit
hnos. At once and cordially embrace their strar &c
Inf smcrous bed fellows.
Had The Democracy Ct Mhrya any earthly
chance of success, some Of the hungry cOrmOrants
of the psrty would have secured the nomination for
CMcrpor: but the Know. Nothings have such 8
uoweriul ascendency that no person could be found
ambitious Of the honor of being sOundly drubbed at
tie ballot. box in November, and not single candi-
dates name was presented to the Convention. The
OILY my stery is how Col. Groome, who has all his
life eschewcd politics, and has no thirst for noto-
riety ever allowed himself to be placed in the atti
tude in which he now STANDS.
l see several Of the Maryland papers copy my
letter Of June q, from The TRIBUNE to prove that
RepublicaDism is marching Southwark, and 1hs
IMtOn (Md.) Democrat, in commenting upon 1t,
asks "the Shareholders IN Maryland whether they
"intend to stay its march, or let it stalk boldly
"through the land defying them at their very
"Goors ?"
Like all the leaders and organs of Buchananism,
Tie Democrat entertains the singular notion that
the 347 600 slaveowners comprise the entire South,
and that the g. COO 600 observation-disclosures who reside
below Mason and Dixon's line are not prejudiced in
their rights and interests BY the peculiar instlfu-
tion," which degrades their labor, depreclates their
property, and deprives them OF the privilege OF
reading and writing on certain subjects by threats
Of fine and imprisonment. 1t will be time
"eBougb," itsays, "for us to defend their interests
"when they are assailed by powerful party which
"would overstep the barriers OF the law and the
"Constitution to do 3d." If that party to which
The Democrat belongs has not already assaed them,
and assaied them vtaIly too, thy need have no
fears for the future. But the salvation of the mass
es of the non sleveholdiDg States is in their own
hands, If they hope ever to escape from the
prison.house in which they are grinding, they must
pay no heed to the bugabOo cry of Know Moth.
ingism," "Back Republicanism," " Abelitionism, v
and "nggers," raised by the Democracy, but must
calmly and dispassionately compare the increasing
wealth, prosperity and population of the States
where Slavery does not, with those OF the States
where it does exist and choose for themselves which
they prefer If they do this, we have no fears for
the result; but if they continue blindly unfolding
the determinations Of modern Democracy and walt
ing for such prejudiced guides as The Democrat to
tell them when their rights are assaied, they will
indeed grow weary Of waiting, and fluid eventually,
and perhaps when too late, the party they leaned
upon for support has failed them in their hour Of
sUIest need.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

Az EDITOR SHOT BY A REPORTER At CAMDEN
4 shooting sffrsy occurred last evening at camden,
resulting from difficulty between Charles d. Hine-
line editor Of Tile Camden Democrat, and unsuccess-
fn candidate for Congress last FALL and ID. w. Bese,
the Camden reporter of The Philadelphia Ners. An
article appeared in the paper rejecting upon Mr.
Hneline and other prominent politicians OF camden,
and last evening the parties NET at ho'e nad Anew
Relisle drew a revolver and fired, the shot taking
effect in the left side, above the abdomen and below
the short ribs the ball passing to the outer skim max
ing painful though not dangerous wound. Besle
alleges that he was first attacked. He was held in
5000 bal! to await a hearing this morning.
Newark Advertiser AUG. 4
ISKPA.DU-TAH's BAND TO BE GIVEN UP By THE
Sioux NATIoS-Ihe st. Peter Free Press Of the I'D
ult. has later intelligence from the Sioux Agency. The
Sioux Indians have given up the Indian who stabbed
the soldier and he is now prisoner in the fort Should
the soldier die the Indian will be summary shot. 1t
Is now ascerained, hey ond doubt, that Ink
and his band are annuity Indians. Their names are
On the list ard only last Fall he drew pay for eleven.
Ipon asctertainpg this, MIR. Cullen, the Superinten
dent under instruction from The Department refused
tab and his band, or extermnated them Al hrsf this
caused great dissatisfaction, but they hnaliy ecqu
tsced, and party of 200 braves six from each band
has already started for that purpose Inc troops 10
mot 90 with them. Ink pa.du-tah Is at Skunk Lake.
The wretches will now, in all probability be e1term
mated. root and branch, which will undoubtedly put
an end to all the difficulties.
IMPORTANT TO TRAvLLERs.--A Court In ONO mas
decided that the oss Of Railroad ticket falls upon the
purchaser 1t held that the ticket being negotiable ey
delivery, any picking up the lost cket eouo nae
upon IT, The ticket agent, having sold ticket to tne
plaintiff the latter obliged il he rode to give to
lie conductor 1t was held, further, by the Court,
that passengers, by the purchase and delivery OF hck-
els TO the CONDUCTOR did Lot become lessees OF the
cars that they were still in the possession and under
the control of ho company that If the company order
ed niger who had thus paid his fare to leave the
cars and he refcd be might be elected without rem,
derte the company liable to action for assault and
battery that they would however, in such case, be
liable Tor breach Of their duty a. common carriers
and might be made TO pay suoh damages as resulted
frcm that breach Of duty, ehtr f:r detention or sny
other los,.