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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Kennedy in the World.
Crarlrnburg Fever and igue Remedy!

TI,Is medic ne does not contain particle Of strs-
Il esul otsr taJart9as ssbsia'ses Vt Aay Aina. II
Tie atlsck AZ once, aud Is SonainHHn use i"s
a short tlic stre - stem aid removes any
-.
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A c Ar ID.

IL retiring from The business desire O. tender my
Il liiankA 10 my numerous Patrons aud friends Tor
tueu hong ana liberal patronage and sssuld recon
Henf nay successors Asssrs- HvsH Nct'EIa S Co. as
ges.sleHen Ia every resi.ses worthy coandeIsee.
ii b. NORRIS.
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s.KkszSeTOs, Sept -, 1850 ''''
cIoREK 10, 1850.
Dx JAMES WILLIAMS :

In JAMES NlIliAHts
rear r;-Havfng suffered for long time from,
Dyspepsia SO severely tiat was completely prostrat
ed and having tried every means for relief without
success. / Was advised "a use Your ANTI Ivsl,etic
Elixir IL affords me much pleasure 70 inform vor
that am entirely cured by lis use and cordially "a
eohmeAa IL TO al persons suffering under Dyspepsia,
Very respectfully. Nc.
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pa rim ER SHIP

ANlNG purchased tLc htervst VI sr- IL. B. Nor
rts the business of n. b. Morris a CU., haSe
th4s day ass.cl<ied NlIA 1iT. ". HnoPer Harris,
aud vi r.sntaev IN tle Orucery and Cosanl.ssssn ba
mess AZ tAe odd stand. hLoh ACOlkA.
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IT is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut !

For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by II
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOX YOURSELVES!
Thomas fOrd blacksmith, living near Cass aven
Teufh street, had horrible running sore ON Ii
foot. He tried various iAGiments, saives, kc., l
could DO il good. lie desiaaired ~ ever being b
70 work hls trade again, because lac could not be
any weight hts foOt; and by bottle Of Mclean
Volcanic iAIincnt, Lac Il now perfectly cured
EhcuElatisn, i'aray els, Aograsla BTuses, Spraln o
lnese ln The joints OF Muscles, sore Throat, Swe
ings, kAr-sche Tooth ache, Wounds Fresh cntf,
sores Barns, scalds fais, &c- yield the magic
.nnaence I'd tlls Sondefiul Lainieut- ..4I =.
Tor Horses anu Cattle il lul4liIble remedy & %
Chafcs Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels I.tfnene ~
SIayin s~eeny, Sphnt, flslula, Braises, swelhn %
Wounds, Rattle etlAk9 hfes and various other
eE wheh animals are iAaNs 10 from injuries
deols-
livery Country Merchant should obtain supply "a
hcL@4as volcanic OH LnirneHL IL sells FapIdiy IL
cause n Always
A .bes-i e.se,'uHt all be made 70 rnsFehtass " is
buy - sell asan-
ps- for slie by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor corn a.
" Ihrd and Ine stroet, ~ LOUIS. Missouri also 10
sale a. aboTe aplS-dtwawly
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New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.

DIR. AMOS d son have for a long series OF year
heen engaged IN eNfensive practice IN the treaeu
81 these delicate complaints, and the only legal
qualified ply sicans o advertise cure certai
complaints or from whom genuine European remedie
ean be obtained.
Persons ANY PAET THE woRID may be success
fully treated by Forwarding detail OF thei
cases with a remittance for Medicines &c. which vi
be returned with the utmost dispatch and secur from
observation
Address Or. AMOS 4 SON corner Main aud QUAY
streets Bufaio, New York.
marI2-dAwly
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn,
tn all ,,erSons ,1fj2icseI arjtb Gr1J,,l

Y =
Mr.. j. /. CowAN;-Dear slr;-l hereby certify thatin
the summer Of the wear 1855. servant Of mine hoy
about 10 wears Of who had always before this time
been stout and Of ycorous constitution attacked
with gravel Physician was called who attended ON
him for several months, during which time he grew
daily until he helpless and believe would
have died in few DAYS hal it not been for friend,
who advised the of CowaD's l1thoEtrptc. ! pro-
cured few bottles the first ot which gave him relel,
ana in a short time he was able 10 walk about and
finally fully recovered; since which time lac has had
SYMPTOMS of said disease, and TO all appearance Is
healthy as any servant ON my plantation. there
fore recommend Il to all persons suffering under
like disease, one of the most certain reInedie
known.
.Given undsr my hand this August 22d 1857.
DANIEL SIIEI TONI
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ne stasap zecund each pea wilf also bear The
. tie PEusrrinr and ef the Unaed sszfes 2seats.
DruEEi-fs and fsszicrs wsi otzserNe esch eerzn
package The following laness
IsrSIIGkxT c4croS-Ibe increased reyutation an
great aeaand for Iborns CisnpQuud kztfect of Coai
b aad fAfsalafi.s have bush ine<e Hies 10 strfs
10 osr iuat,ons % thia valnsbie rneci1e- Nentcrs
are lartcIary warned 81 this faet, that tey Iazy be
on their gaArd aaa dispose - any tnPars Artiv
eaicaased intufe ther refzataE4, ana dcstssy N
merits ~ the original prep4Faii0n, - eusAsr HAEh
Tie subscriber tslccessF - James tarrsat - ~itfn
"A 49, nFst usrtaiuce1 iuto the tnea ettrs has ~
saehsd hiz signature thas caufus l. euintrffei
!. ni,h L forgery JQaS A IAtzlkN1.
iaress arsiers lor The abeKe zrtels ~ fl dFef
ta.ls Tor stlfpsnoat "a
1dtfk A FARkANT \ ca.. IFusrsts,
so. s7s, efssa~tnn. czsRsr . -Essaa - \ = e
n<n- 4----lsf s.
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PHLAprLruIA, October 20, ls4s.
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD H. RowItY.

Communication To John Il. Penrose Esq from Mr.
Franklin Eyre. Kensnl gtdn 0-'
II is with great gratlcsOn that testify 10 the ef
hcacy OF Miliams's An tlyspertc Elixir which ou
strongly recommended - me, ANA Tor WHICH
heartily thank you; il has completely restored n v
health, which eheerfuly publicly acknowledge
with the hope that Others may be similarly bepeuttsa
TrTly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE.s
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fonn6ers.
Ciaib0rne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

rENEE attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
manufacturers, and all persons desirous of purcha-
sing at home good machinery, such STEAM EN-
GINES. CASTINGS, OF every description, GEARING,
CAR-WIIFFI.S of tie most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS PUNlT. &c &c, is respectfully called to this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend carry the business fully extensive
a. before and shall be ready to- take orders for
Machinery and Castings We have already c0mmenc-
Ell operations backsmtl shop and Boiler-y yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction TO old and new
customers.
We experienced Mcchanics-each Of Us person
ally attending tu his own dcpartment-and thus we
shall be able superior work lower rates
tan heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every niece Of work done at this Establishment, and
give prupt and personal attention to every order left
office thus hope give general satisfaction,
and be patrOnZed by all friends OF home manufacture.
VI. JACkER X CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tom,
june 27-u Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
meoifat.
by PEPS SIA.

A sho by the statements OF the Board OF Health
"a OF New York, Caused tie deatl OF 20 persons
OF Oil ceaths, IN one week, lCI deaths by con-
sumption, indUced by Dyspepsia. As il is q well at
tested fact thai Dyspepsia the origin suerings
of large portion ut those who die II cunsump
u becomes the duty OF every use such pre-
uons against and remedy for By speI,sia as SC efce
experience have place before them, and which ha
proved 10 he efiCac,ous; OF ths character
Williams Antl-Dyspei tic Elixir" in currubOr @
which read tiie following testimonials:
Testimony a. Mr.. Edward H. Rowley OF the firm o
Ruwiey, Asi.burner Co, Il North Wharves "a
proof Of the ehcacy Of Mill.amss Abti-Il y sIepte
a. ELIXIR
PRLAuELrIIA, october 29, lsS9.
DB. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Dear Sir--i take pleasure in recommending your
Apt-DysPeptic EliNr, Tor the cure OF dyspepsia 1
have taken II my sell Tor the disease and have been
sI-trely cured
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD II. ROwLfY
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The treatment they adopt IL the result of upwards
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and America.
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument for tire cure OF genital Debillty,
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known seminal
Weakness &c. can be permanently cured IN from on
teen To twenty days, by the use of this instrument
when used conionfly with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DR. 4 NOS d son take pleasure Ia announcing tha
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the Of the above diseases II has been subjected
% a test Of the most eminent physicians in London,
Paris Philadelphia and New York IL has been decar
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DR.. AMOS d son IN order satisfy the most
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Persons wishing the above useful instrument viii
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dollars
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30
MONTPELIER VT:

MS.-The FREEMASis $1,50 pei year in advance
but $500 will pay a year behind and a year in advance
If paid by the close Of the year. No account allowed
to ran over one year unpaid.
LEGAL NOTICES---The FREEMAN has much ts
largest circulation in Orange, Lamoiile and Washington
counties, and double the circulation at large OF
amy paper i'm the State. 1t offers the best medium
for legal advertisements, and at as cheap rates.
s. R. NILES, Successor to v. B. Palmer,) Newspaper
Advertising Agent, No. l, Scollay's Building, Court street,
Boston, is authorized to receive advertisements for this
paper, at the sam rates as required by u.s."
s. NJ. PETTINGILL Il CO., are authorized to receive
Advertisements for this paper, at our lowest rates, in
New York and Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TaADE.-The Charles
ton Courier of the 4th inst, has a manly and
outspokcn article against reyiying the slave
trade. 1t sets out with the assumption that a
revival of the slave trade is impracticable under
our existing Constitution and legislation, aud
in the presentstato of public sentiment through
out the Union. But if it were practicable, our
Charleston contemporary would set his face
against it |. because it is inhuman and bru.
talizing it would deteriorate. barbarize, and
heathenize, or supersedc, our now civilized and
Christian slaves 3, it would brutalize our
selves 4. it would ruinously impair the value
Of slaves &. it would ill Northern pockets at
the expense of Southern interests 7. the very
agitation of the question is calculated to dis
tract and divide the South. Here are seven
very good reasons against reopening the slave
trade, to which the editor adds an eight, to
the effect that " We are happy to says that our
view s are in concurrence with those of most of
the leading men and minds of the State and the
South
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

mems were not entitled to premiums I'M
der the rules. I
VEGETABLES.
Best doz. stalks Celery, Patrick Ryder, Gard
ner, D.. D. Howard, Burlington, $l,0t
Best doz. Tusnips, D. d. Howard, Loo
do do Beets, do LOO
do do Parsnips, do Loo
do do Onions, James Nichols, West
ford, Loo
do do Carrots, ID. d. Howard, Loo
do do Tomatoes, f. J.. Mech, Shell
burne, Loo
do Lot of Potatoes, Is varieties, F.
J.. Mech, Shelburne, Loo
do Peck of Potatoes, r. G. Holden,
Winooski, loo
Best 3 garden Squashes, d. D. Howard, LOO
do 3 large Squashes, r. G. Holden, Wi
nooski, LOO
Best 8 Pumpkins, G. /. Loomis, Burling-
ton, loo
Best IL doz. ears Sweet Corn, D. ID. How
ard, LOO
Best doz. ears Seed Corn, 7. Matterson,
Bennington, LOO
Best peck Lima Beans, d. d. Howard, LOO
Most numerous variety of garden and field
beans, R. C. Holden, LOO
Best Windsor Beans, Henry White, 100
do IL doz. heads Cauliaowers, d. d.
Howard, LOO
Best IL doz heads Broculi, do 100
do IL Cabbage, F. W. Brownell Bur'on Loo
do Lot Turnips L.. B. Spencer, Windsor 90
do Lot Cranberries, j. May Essex 200
do Wator Melons R, Rogers, Burling-
ton 800
I'd best 6 Musk Melons, D. d. Howard, 200
Best and greatest variety Of vegetables raised
by exhibitor F. j. Mech
Second largest D.. D. Howard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

Good Work.-The Free Press has the fol-
lowing well meeited compliments to some good
work, on-exhibition Mt the State Fair. Messrs.
Fisher & Stratton are finished workmen and de-
serve the favorable notice
Mr.. M. II. Cady, of Stowe, whose work at
tracted so much attention at the County Fair.
last year, is here, with, il possible, more per-
feet specimens of his skill-a Concord wagon
and two open buggies, one of which is for Mr..
j h. Langdon, of Montpelier. We have not
the space necessary to describe the exquisite fin
ish and delicate ornamentation of these yehi-
cles-and can only add that Mr.. Cady's work is
as servicable as it is beautiful.
j. W. Daniels, of Morristown, also exhibit
ed an open buggy, which take it all in all, was
tho richest and most elaborate buggy we ever
saw. We were assured that every particle of
it was of the exhibitors manufacture, the elab-
crate iron work being forged in his establish
ment and silver plated at Montpelier, and the
beautiful trimming of white, blue and black
enameled and embossed leather, and the delicate
tracery and rich carving of the woodwork be-
ing also done by a workman of his.
We were agreeably surprised to learn that the
beautiful SLIDER plating of the iron work ON
these buggies was also tho work of Vermont ar
tisans. 1t was done at the establishment of
Messrs. Fisher Il Stratton of Montpelierx All
the silver plating for Mr.. Cady's extensive car
riage factory is done by these gentlemen, and
w are assured that for durability in actual SER
vice. as well as for beauty of external finish,
their work is not surpassed by any city plating.
We commend their establishment to the favora-
bsc notice of Vermonters who are willing to en-
courage Vermont enterprise.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

FREEnoM IN CANADA.-There is q growing in
dication that Canada is preparing for indepen-
ence from the mother country. The utmost
freedom of speech is used against unpopular
government officials. Indignation meetings have
been held in various parts, at several of which
resolutions condemnatory of the political course
of Gen. Head were passed, and addresses pre-
pared to be sent to the Queen asking for his re-
call. In Toronto he had been hooted in the
streets, and when IN Montreal his levees were
very thinly attended. The French are offended
with him for insolently styling them " the in
ferior race" In Quebec he was received with
great GOODNESS. The recent breakup of the
Brown-Dorian ministry and the part played by
lis Excellncy is the cause of the trouble. This
country is fast growing in wealth and impor-
lance, and we shall soon expect a free, indepen-
dent nation of the fertile region on our northern
frontier. Success to it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30
Headwaters of Hope River, July 3lst.

The Detroit Advertiser as follows
on the result of the Michigan Democratic State
Convention
The battle for supremacy in Michigan came
OF IN this city yesterday, between the National
Administration army Of office holders on the
one side, and the Douglas democracy on the
and ignominious defeat of the admin istrat ton.
and a terrible rebuke to Buchanan and Oass.
lieiiceforth they must be ranked among the
things that We're. Tie Administration is no
~here in Michigan. The whole party with the
exception of II few insignificant Postmasters,
was in the Convention, and was shamefully
beaten on an issue it had sent orders from
Washington to be raised. That issue was the
question of Charles 4. Stuart's nominations
man more cordially hated by the Administra-
ton thar the most inveterate Republican in the
Union.''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30
Call on your Representative.

And hand him 49, 90 with Instructions to
call at this Office and get a receipt for your paper
for the. past year and a year in advance as it
should be plainly understood that our terms are
81 so strictly in advance, or $500 at the year
end and that NO ACCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED TO
RUN OVER ONE YEAR UNPAID. As we have no
agents to collect, this is the best opportunity to
send and we trust that those who have not paid
up will improve it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

HE MOVEMENT FOR A NEW SrArE.-A meet
ing was held at 0ntagon on the 25th ult., COM
posed OF delegates from the Upper Peninsula
OF Michigan and from those portions Of Wis
cons'n and Minnesota bordering on Lake Supe-
rlor, for the purpose Of considering the propri-
city OF the formation of a Territory out of the
Lake Superior region of Michigan, Wisconsin
ana Minnesota preparatory to the formation
of Il new State. A committee was appointed
to draft an address to the Legislatures of Mich
lgan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, urging upon
them the propriety and necessity of a grant to
the general government of their territory bor-
derlng on Lake Superior, for the pull pose of en-
abling the Inhabitants to form a new Terr;torv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

" LIE STAR THAT NEVER SETS well has
vermont deserved this appcllation. Her sturdy
yeomanry are as firm as their native hills in thoa
support OF the principles of Republicanism.
Dueha4anlsm has no resting place there excent
III III the Post Ollie and frontier Custom Houses.
Inc recent canvass was very quiet, and by no
means a large vote was brought out, but the
Republicans proved their ability not ONLY to
sweep the field, but to increase their maiorities
70 an Indefinite amount. Let Maine follow the
bright example of Vermont, and keen the
Journal. Dos'0'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

The Washington Union continues its assaults
upon Senator Douglas, undeterred by the sig,
%nlfieant limitations from Southern Democrats
that it had better g dry up 1t declares that
" upon the issue Of Douglas = Lincoln, or Lin
coin or Douglas, we confess to a serene ind;e.
ference"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

CLERK OF THE HoUsE.-We sec no reason fol
importing a gentlemen to fill the Office of Clerk
of the House of Representatives this year, and
hope it will not be lone. There are also some
candidates for the office who in the present in
%tricate and responsible Duties of that Office are
wholly unfit for 1t, and should not be thought
of for any place higher than assistant besides,
would it not be policy under existing circum-
%stanses, to take a clerk from the former Anti
Slavery or Free Democratic side of the wheel ?
As Mr.. Edmunds of Burlington is to be Speak
er, without doubt, we do not think it good poll
cy to continue to the end of the chapter in the
same strain. The above suggestion may indi-
cate a course which ought to be pursued, and
awaken thought upon the subject. A more ef-
fcient and popular clerk than Mr.. James M.
Slade was never elected to that post, and SO far
as the members are concerned we are satisfied
that they would unanimously recall him to that
post, if he could be persuaded to accept it. He
is experienced, and would ensure a faithful per
formance of the duties besides, a more earnest
Anti-Slavery man and Republican cannot be
found in the State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

The Chicago Democrat says that since the be-
ginning of the present campaign in Illinois,
about five weeks, seventeen national Demoratic
pIpers have been established, and nine Doug.
las organs have given up the ghost!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN NEBRAsKA.-An cleo
ton for members of the Territorial Legislature
has recently taken place in Nebraska, with the
following result Council-5 Hunkers to 8 Re
publicans House-l4 Hunkers to q Repub-
licans.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30
HALL

FLORAL HALL
Mrs. A. 0. Hood, Winooski Hair Work, S.
MIS- A: y. Hood Braided Rug Diplom'
Miss M L. Clark, Williston Wax Fruit
Miss f.. Campbell Burlington Worsted Tidy
Miss A Joyner, Essex Hair Work and Paint
ing
Miss Y. Haswell Burlington Oil Painting
Miss 5, A. Parker Oil Paintings
Mrs. ). w, Templeton East Montpelier, Bed
spread and socks, Isl
Mrs. 7, D. Ballou, Burlington, Bedspread
Miss Z. Van Name, Embroidered H'dkf,
Miss e.. J. Tyler Emb. Skirt
MISS v, A. Kemp, Georgia Bedspraad
Mrs. Z. Noyes, Burlington Embroidery
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

Wa give considerable space in this week pa
per to the premiums awarded at the State Fair
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

The following LIST premiums were taken at
Springfield, by horses owned in Vermont.
sTALLloNs-5 YEARS AND OVER.
" Young Columbus''-W. Smith of Orwell,
Vt. $lOO.
SPANS.
g Jack and Jim'-W. R. Ingalls,, of Barre
Vt over IA hands, 800
ROADSTERS.
g Butcherboy'-E. Hubbard of Montpelier,
Vermont, 800
FARM H0RSES-SPAN.
No naInes-F. Mclean, of Vernoa, Vt. 800
The I'd premium for Gents Driving Horses
WIS taken by
:" Michigan Boy'-E. Hubbard, of Montpe-
lier, Vt. S75
and a %gratuity of sos was awarded by the
Committee to Lewis Gale, of Barre, Vt. for n
span of Horses.