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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

70 cement and cohsn'idale the Union And to
come to The ysnkeeistn 0; the mai,er-to de.
Scehd iram the sublime TO the ridlculous-to
oonie Gown from the lofty sialesmanshp of the
o'olec' 10 The vulgar matter of .'specu alion''-
woao II not pnt dollars into our pockets!
And, In the state of things, we have consola
zion Tor our negrophi list friends. Would it add
one mare to the present number of slaves, or
reduce = one more negro to avpry1 II woud not
besides, 1t would tend TO make the master more
lender and careful of his ave. 1t would be
among a watchful and jealous people, who
w look alter him if he abused his bondman-
II he administered more Than necessary or salu-
'ary discipline. For these reasons and many
inoie which we have not time 10 state al present.
zoe ddcise our Black Republican friends to acqui-
esee IKE goad chiseas land patrols, in this su-
Preme ana solemn dspensot,on from The Supreme
Court ~hich dnn'hiiates them as a party tchich
denafiondhzes their pati cular friend, The black
mdn-fher tu5 10 The aboht.on whale-,chich
Procfoims his 10 be republic of Unite mn
AND AuTRoRisEs THE MASTER. WITH HIS POOR
SLAVE cLANKiNG IN HIS CHAINS, TO COME AMONGST
US AND VISIT US TO BREAK 0UR BREAD TASTE
OUR SALT, AND DRINK OUR WINE AND he A HALE
FELLOW WELL MET WITH US, AS HE SHOULD
BE- AND NOT AN ENEMY Our Black Republican
friends will feel better fier they read, and I'M
drrsland, and inwardly digest this decision of
the Supreme Curt. 1t has a patent dose, we
confess and hard for them to take.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
E.4JOY SOUND HEALTH,
Use Dir, Spears Indian Vegetable
Medicines

uiOulOiuOD
These medicines haze no,p stood The test Of tceny
years triat. For tpsiut. gears, J. s. SPEAK,
The Indian Doctor, prescribed these remedies,
wlth extraordinary success, and during The past
eight gears. they haze made The name Of r. ID.
Spear, The Indian Doctor .ftmous. Win these
great Medicines thousands hare been restored 10
health euen after eminent physicians had pro
nouneed their case incWabfe.
E. D SPEAR, NJ. D., THE INDIAN DOCTOR,
So much celebrated for his many remarkable cures,
NAY be consulted at 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 aen
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. l. This is Syrup
for the Langs, cleansing, healing, strengthening 1t
exceeds all other, preparations for Consumption, Dry
Cough, Bronchitis and Throat Disease.
Dr. Spears Balm of Life, No: @ This is favorc old
Indian remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, General
Debility, Costivenes, Sour Stomach, Gasratis, or Infam
nation Of the Stomach, and also cure for Bos 70
all except when taken for Bos to be used in con-
necon with Dr. Spears Jaudce Bitters and Dr. Spears
Liverwort Pills.
Balm Of Life, No.s. compounded No. and Jaundice
Bitters, prepared ready for immediate use.
Dr4 Spear 's-Int scrufuia syrup, powerful purifier
of the blood excellent strengthening medicine for old
people. Il is specific for lIumor 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 seasckness.
DR.. Spears Tonic Cordial, for female irregularities and
weaknesses. This is the most wonderful medicine eyer
yet discovered to prevent consumption in females from
colds aud suppresson Young females should always be
required make of this Syrup the time of develop
ment prevent imperfect and painful menstruaton The
Liverwort Pill should be used dose two week, while
taking the Cordial
DR.. Spears Golden Bitters. lin papers) fayorite
remedy for barrenness, weaknesses, uor abus, weak
Stomach, &c.
| Six bottles at one time five dollars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
mae Nnhlast Amhition.

Ii has been we remarked by an "a American po-
ct, " that no gift, however beautiful. no success
however brilliant should be PLACED above tho
skill and talents which can elieve a single
pang aud self devotion which LAYS them at the
feet of the hunbiest fellow crealure' Judged
BY this rule, Professor Holloway, of whom the
world has heard 81 much during the last twenty
years, occupies high position His iie seems
to have been devoted to The aevialnR of suf-
fering, and his desire to benefit his fellow crea
lures appears to have been seconded by an
amount of natural talent aud acquired skill,
Sc dom combined in one individual The
practical result OF this combination has been the
production Of two remedies known throughout
the world as Holloway's p Is and Hooway's
Ointment which If any value. can be attached TO
human testimony, have left all devices Of sci
ence far behind in the great work of relieving
pain, Strengthening the constitution aud pro-
longing life.
In bilious disorders especially, the Pil'sh have
been wonderfully efacous, and for that reason
they are most important medicine 10 the coun-
try, where bilious fever and all the varieties of
liver complaint are unfortunately SO common
We learn from persons subject to bilious attacks
in the Spring and Fall who have resorted Go these
Pills as preventative, that they have never
failed to save them from such p rudcal afecas
lions; while we have also the strongest ppssi-
BILE testimony in their favor from ndivldtn $
who have taken them in the wors; stages oftiiv-
er diea Long before we had an opportunity
TO judge of their value from home ttsti-
mony, the medical journals and the daily Press
| of Europe end referred to hem in ierdksof
praise. IL gives US pleasure 10 say that asg ossr
! experience confirms and yerifes the stattmenfs
derived from foreign sources, Not being conver-
sant with the Philosophy of Medical science,
we cannot rnler into learned exposition Of the
nodus operaadi of Holloways Pills in bilious
cases hut shall rest content with saying tl,atun-
der the influence of the remedy the skin andthe
whites of the eyes soon lose their yellow tipge,
the pain in the right side Disappears, the Ape
lite returns the digestion improves and the
physical strength of the invalid is restofed.
Professor io oway who has made physiology
and pathology his study for a quarter of a cen
fury. has given scientific why's and wheretqfes
for their curative effects; we simry slate that
they fu fl the promises of the inventor Eict
that has never been questioned, we believe, by
those who have given them fair trii-N. Y
Nat. Pol Gazette.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR Jam Els tLARKE,S
Celebrated sfeunaHc Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke NJ.
extraordinary to the Queen This invaluable Med
ve is unalng in the of all those painful dangerous
usoruers 10 which the female constitution is subject.
moderates all excess, and all distractions and
pIihgs on The monthly period with regularity hese Pills
sou De used two or three previous confinement
.ney ory the constitution and lessen the suffering during
enabling the mother to perform duties with safety
to herself and child
IneSe rus should NOT be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS, Of Pregnancy as they are SURE TO
BRING on MISCARRIAGE but at any other time, they
IN al cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections pain the
naek ana Limbs, Heayness, Fatigue on slight Exertion,
apation OF the Heart Lowness of Spirits Mysteries,
cN heaaach Whites and all the painful diseases occasoned
y oisordered SYSTEM these lis will effect cure where all
oher means have failed and although powerful remedy
not contain iron, calomel antmony, any other mineral
run directions accompanying each package. Price, in the
United states and Canada, One Dollar
Sole Agents for this country
|. Q. BALDWIN Co., Rochester, N Y.
LITTLE MOSES, Auburn, n Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
NJ b. SlO0 and postage stamps enclosed any author
Aeu agent, Will insure bottle of the Pills by mail
for sale wholesale and RETAIL by FRED b. SMITH, Mentpe
her D. NJ Henry, agent for Waterbury and Druggis
every town IN the United States. 51yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
CAMRRIDGE MARKET.

CORRECTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY WEDNESDAY.
At Market 1893 Cattle mostly Beeves and stores-consist-
ing Of Working Oxen Cows aud and three years cid
PricesNiarket Bee-EStra 1878 first quality, $s25
p, $780, Sd S6,75.
Working 0xen-$00, 1855 to $780,
Cows and Cayes--Si0, so to IS.
Caves--S6 to 10.
Two years od-S35 to 81,
Three years old.-$40 to IS.
Sheep and Lamos-l320at market. prices-In lots 50
to- Extra, Sto H., -.s@.--v-
swlne-lo35 at market Live, u ST. Dressed 81 to 1Ol
Hides, 81 to o. pels, SITE to 400 Calf SKINS IA to l4
Tal!ow, to 81.
Mr. j. c. Batcheler of Waterbury, sold "a sheep for $2
each.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Mary ANN Martins Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held at
the District aforesaid the 3lst day of March, A. d.
1851
Instrument, purporting to be the last Will and Tesla
II ment of Mary Ann Martin, late Of Williamstown in
said District deceased presented to the Court at
session thereof to be held at A. Bigelow's Inn in Williams
town, the 9th day of May, A. d. 1851 and contest the
probate of said WILL it is further ordered that this
order be published three weeks successfully the Green
Mountain Fireman. newspaper printed at Montpelier,
in this State the last of which shall be previous the
assigned, as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, at Washing
ton, this 3lst day of March, A. D., 1857.
67w3 A WHITE Judpe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Cure of Diseased Liver.

HoNEsDALg Co., PENN, Jan. 10, 1850.
Nh. SETH W. FowLE,--SR You at liberty to use
the following statement for the benefit of the afflicted
| was attacked with the Liver Complaint, which appa-
reny brought the brink of the grave. During my
sickness attended by three physicians in place
but received no help. also tried various remedies
mended for such complaints but they afforded relief
As last resort persuaded to try WIsTAR's BAsAM
OF WILD CHERRY, and by using four bottles restored
to better health than have enjoyed before for years.
This statement may be relied upon as strictly true.
BETSEY PERRIN.
The aboue Certificate guen in the presence of Dr.
a. Srong Of Honesdaie tho well knien in his uicinitv
a successful practitioner.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
AGENTS. Fred Il. Smith, Montpelier; Holden Il Leland,
Middlesex J. O. N. y. Clark, Morelown j. NJ. Richard
son, Watsfed James Garden, Warren Briggs Pierce
Rochester A. L. Bigelow, Barre John 2. Hale planHe
Iemis & Wells, Marshheld
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Nous an0 Uolnnlents
Chinese Sugar Cane Seed.

ANOTHER PRESENT TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
gar Cane, that we have determ ined to furnish
each Of our subscribers who have paid for the
present year, and all who do SO before June LIST,
a package of about 100 seeds of the Chinese
Sugar Cane, by their calling at the Office, or
sending postage stamp 10 prepay the postage
on it, that they may try the experiment Of rails
ing it for themselves.
To New SUBSCRIBERS We will send pack
age Of 100 seeds of the Chinese Sugar Cane to
each new subscriber to the Fireman before June
lst We would send to them after that time,
but the cane will not ripen if planted after
June 10Th.
Now is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE. On the 23d
inst, we shall commence the publication of the
Kansas Tale, by the author of Marion Her.
bert or the Scout of the Lake. The tale is
founded upon the difficulties in Kansas, and
will be an interesting account of the trou-
bles ard hardsbips OF pioneer life in that terri
tory. Now is the time TO send in your names.
Will our subscribers please inform their
neighbors and friends of the above facts, and
see if they cannot add new name or two to
our list
Our NoRTuFIELD NEIeHBoRs seem to be in
, more than their usual prospecting condition this
Spring The block of buildings burned last
winter are in progress of rebu ilding, some new
houses are going up, business is lively about
their shops, and good degree of order, tenn
!, Fesaaso-and happiness prevails. Their village
has grown up TO be one OF the first in thrift and
population in the State; and the enterprise oil
its professional men and merchants is not eur
passed We are happy that such is the condi-
tion of their affairs, and hope that the same
good fortune and prosperity may always attend
them.
Horace Eerrick has received the appointment
of Town Superintendent of Common Schools in
I, Montpelier.
Perhaps the reason that Montpelier spills nc
| rum by the barrel, is because she has no pubic
square to do it in.-Burington Free Press
i Montpelier has better reason than that, Pro
e fessor She has no "porlly barrels of rum
: to spill. When the Senator, who informed Mr.
= Bradley that he brought the rum with which HI
treated him. and the member Of the House, ais,
II from Burlington, lelt town, the rum left too
= Montpelier was furnished a public place, as nea
= q" square as needs be, by the Extra Session
u besides
: The Vermont Standard is informed that tn
# article in that paper headed - one hundred dol
IS lars per acre, which is credited to the Ere
y Press, originated in the Freeman We don
of course, wish the Free Press to take the hin
se to credit hereafter.
Id Late accounts from Central America contai
-, -, accounss Of scheme to settle the difficult,
u there by a division Of Nicaragua, and unite
I'd to the adjoining States.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

The nominate OF David W ilmot for Cover
nor of Pennsy lvania, is bold step on the Iart
of the Republicans and we trust this is one OF
the Numerous instances wherein courage is the
truest prudence. Mr.. Wimot's name is land
mark in the history of our age. twas he who
in 1915 moved in the House the famous Provso
that the blood and treasure OF the American
People should not be poured out to add to the
Slave Territory of this Republic. 1t was he
who in lS48 led in Pennsylvania the Democrat
ic revolt under the standard of Van Buren, and
Free Soil. His speeches for Free Labor and
Fremont were among the most cogent and effec-
tive Of the many good ones which irradiated the
late Presidential canvass. An earnest and to
nacious Democrat, he did not hesitate to re-
nounce the party organization to which he was
devoted when he found its further support irr.
reconcilable with his allegiance to vita Demo-
cratic principle. Mr. Wilmot ought to be next
Governor Of Pennsylvania, and his election
would rebound to her enduring honor 1t
would show that the indignities heaped on
Reeder and on sGeary by thes Slave Power are
not unresenied-that she is not unmindful OF
her. sons who have been subjected to outrage
aad srunjiAfion in Kansas faE InerelT seeking 40
mike her II Free State. The electionlof David
Wighot to the Governorship Of pennsylvania
would be the proper response Of the Free STATES
to the atrocions bred Scott decision.
York Tribune.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

ALARMED.-There is no doubt the northern
/" Democracy" ESQ called) are greatly alarmed
at the present aspect of affairs. The failure Of
DIR, Appleton with the management Of the
" sssaiagon Jniun II decidedly inanspicions
No ons in his senses supposfs that the cause as
signed for his throwing up the post is the true
one The effects of the National Hotel epidem-
ic cannot in reason be supposed to last four
years, and while Mr.. Appleton is recovering
the post may be easily fl led by others. The
fact is, Mr.. Appleton disagreed even with the
inaugural. Then again The present aspect of
affairs in Kansas troubles the party exceeding
~, The Albany Argus, the leading admins
,ionIpaper of New York, says of Mr.. Buchanan s
signs OF hesitation in this regard
80 We speak, not merely as citizens. but so
as politicians, not for ourselves all ne. but for
the political party whose views we aim TO rep
resent To iaher in this duty would again
rekidle violence in Kansas fill the Whole coun
Try with excitement, blast The new Administers
ton. at its outset aunihilate the Democratic
party in every Northern State. and at the next
national election in the Union, and not lmpfob-
| ably end in dissolution of this conftderacy.'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
BOSTON MARKET.

CORRECTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MORNING..
FLorR.-Wcstcrn, 50, so a $50.
ponS.-prme, $1,000 21,0O Mess s2l,O0 a $3.50
Beef, SIT IS. Llrd. 14l l5 Hams, 12t 13.
Butter 20 %. Cheese, II l2l. Eggs, IS Potatoes,
S075 100 Apples, $3.50 800 per bb;. Onions, $3.50
800 Dried Apple, Il Il. White Beans, $500 800.
Wool saxony Feecs, 60 70. Amerca.l full blood, So
a co. Half blood Is As Common, 81 a IS.
Corn, 73 Is Oats, 81 So. Rye 80 81 Herds Grass
Seed, s3,G5 35. Clover, II Is perth. Hops "a u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
DIR. s. O. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE RETVERs

the best Medicine ever used for Spring and Summer
complaints II has been more literally patronized than
any other established in this country 1t the same
Richardson's Btters which has restored so many nyads
to health throughout the New England States during the
past thirty years.
The genuine have fac sime OF my signature upon the
outer envelope. For sale by Druggists everywhere and
at my office, No. 81 Hanover street, Boston, 65m2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

FIRE IN CHESTER. learn that FIRE
occurred in this town, recently, which des
troycd the extensive Tannery of Onion &
Cressey. The flames had made such progress
when discovered, that it was Impossible to
saw thu building, but the stock was mostly
saved. The loss is about $4,000 and insar-
ed III the Windsor aud Windham Insurance
Companies for $500. The fire took from
a furnace. -Brattle6oro' Republican,
PENNSYLVANIA Politics. The Union State
Convention met at Harrisburg on the Goth of
March, and nominated David WiImot for
Governor and VIM Millward for Canal
Commissioner.
Mcssrs. JAS. Veech and Jos i. Lewis have
been nominated as candidates for Judg Of
the Supreme Court.
The Union Convention adopted series of
strong Anti-Savery restrictions, condemnng
in strong terms, the late decision of the SUI
preme Court, asserting the power of Con-
gress over the Territories, and declaring
their unwlllingness to abridge the rights OF
any class of citizens.
The Washington correspondent Of tho New
York Evening Post says it is the intention
oil EXPIRES dent Pierce to buy large aarp
souAeshere in New Hampshire, aud del ~
the rest Of his lie to the raising Of hotlTes
and stock cattle.
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SoclETY -
The Executive committee of this Society
were in session al Lou syile las, week, making
the prelimi airy arrangements for the fifth exhi-
bilion next fail Alicr full elaboration; it
was decided TO no d the exhibition on LIST, ID,
Sd, 4th aud 9Th days of September next
The Governor has appointed President Hitch
cock, of Massachusetts, State Geoligist Of Yer
mont, 10 succeed Judge Young of ST. Adams
who has owing to continued il health, resigned
the office. The Bratteboro Republican says
that he viii be assisted by A. D. Hager Esq.
of PIoctorsvle, who is appointed assistant
Naturalist, and also by his son, DR., Edward
Hitchcock
VERMONT CENTRAL.-The directors of YER
mont and Canada Railroad Company have issued
printed circular, containing their report to the
stockholders, and giving an interesting statement
, of the business Operations of the Vermont
| Central and Vermont Canada Railways for Two
years and half, TO Dec. 81, 1856 AT the
rate of the last months business and allowing
for the best portion of the business year incu-
ded in that statement the year S business will
give net rcsul, of probably not less than
4 $3.50 O00 or sufficient TO payo years inter
est or the Vermont Central First Mortgage.
FIRE.-We lean that fire occurred in
Chester, near North Springfield, on Friday
, night oil last week, which totally destroyed
; the house of Mr.. Daniel Dunn. Mr.. D. had
been to call on a neighbor and discovered
: the fire issuing from the roof on his return
home, and barely had time to get bis vile
. and children out of the building before the
: ,oof fell in. From the contents of the
house, only one bed was saved. During the
. day of Friday. Mr.. Dunn had removed all Of
s his grain from another building into tbs
!. house on account Of the rats and mice. The
|. grain, of course, was all burnt, but the
n building from whence it had been removed
; was sa vcd.- B. F. Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Che .!flurkets.
MONTPELIER MARKET.

REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MoRsISG.
PRoysIoNsButer IS to 3D. Cheese, 10 to IL. Lard Is
to H. Talowl1 12t Dried Apple 10 to IA; EGGS IA
Potatoes 45 to 3D. Beans S0Oa 150 Maple Sugar. 10 12l
FLora.-No superin,, $50 to $3.50; Berlin Mills,
Extra Family, $3.50; Double Extra, $3.50.
GRAM AND iiAy.-Oorn, IS. Oats IS to 40 Herdsgfass
Seed $500 to 90 per buse Clover II to 20 per pound
Hay, 81, to s., per tom
MlscELLASGoUs.-Dry aud Green Hard Wood, $3.50 to
$500 per cord. Shingles 81 25 to s. Wool 37t to 45
Nas Sj95 per cst SAT-, Liverpool As to 80; Turks Is
and 6o to 1opsr bnshcl Linn. % TO 05 cts per Dbl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
BRIGHTON MARKET.

CORRECTED FOR the FREEMAN THURSDAY.
At Market 1927 beef cattle, 2l0 Stores 1900 sheep and
lambs, SOL swine.
P@cEs--Dee Catle-Extra 1925; FIRST quality, 1915
u quality, $3.50; 81 S7OO
Working 0Xen-S9dy 49, to 1855.
Cows SIS, 40 to G5.
Caives-$5, 7toS.
Two years old-S30 to 40.
Three years cld-Si0, IS to so.
Sheep md Lamps-s375, 4, to 6 extra s. to IL.
Swine In lots Skc RETAIL l0c.
Hdes-9c per h. Tallow-1lc. Calf Skins-14c pelts
$3.50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

g BALM Vncu5Ap FLowERs '-AACou NrRRFErT. A
RersoH pretending have been partner with W. p Fetr
Fdge in the above article is palming OF spurious prepa
ration the public. All counereits unless the name
FETRlDGE CO., is written the SIDE and W T. FET-
RIDGE Co., printed the FRONT of the label. The
genius article is for sale by all respectable Druggists
who flown down counterfeits and impostors. 66m1
WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AND BEAUTIFUL Conf
PLExIoN can be acquired by using the "BALM THOU
SAND FLOWERS" What lady or gentleman would remain
under the curse Of dsagreeabe BREATH when by using
the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS would render 1t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

HoLLowAYs PMLs.--Thousapds of those who live by the
sweat Of their brow in all parof the Union rely upon
this great remedy the best protection against the dso
ders Of the stomach liver and bowels prevalent in this
climate during the Spring and Fall In the crowded city
and the frontier settlements the coast and the
auyia soil of the south rivers they equally
in endemic epidemic form, they taken by the
cautious preventative and by the sick of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

IS THERE sa tide in the afias Of men, which taken
ut the flood leads on 10 fortune, BUTT Is noteyery
one who understands how and when take advantage "
this tide" by calling upon The Great Boston Banker,
ABiJAH JENKINS ESQ.,, No. LOG Sudbury street Boston,
any one can find out how ths alas ultra of all con-
eeved human happiness can be obtained He is ready
assist every who. rom small beginning wishes TO
rise ~ wealth aud opulence He has done himself and
Is willing TO mpar TO every the of his