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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
Lungs Stomach BowaiS Lirer and Kjdneys
American * Foreign Patents
r. H. EDDY,


SOLICIIOH OF P.H1 EN1S,
late Agent OF U. 5 Patent Office Washington, under
the Act nj 1881
90 State street opposite Kilby ST., Boston.
4 FTlR an extensive practice oil upwards of twenty
N years continues 90 secure Patents in the United SLes
also ~ Great Britain FIHnce, and other foreign
Tues CIV ats SPECIFICATIONS. Assignments, and all Pa
perS or drawings far Patents, executed TN liberal terms
ana WIN despatch researches made into American or
Foreign Works determine the validity or utility Of PHI
tents otihNcnteN legal or other advice rendered in
Rt matters touching the same Copies oi the claims of
any Patent furnished by RENTING Oho Dollar. Assign
ments recorded at Washington,
THIS Agency is not only the largest in New England,
hutihough 1t inventors have have adv aagrs orSecung
patents, OF ascertaiun4 the paieiahty If inventions,
if not UNNECESSARILY superior any which
can be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials below
aFtn prove that none Is MORE sUCCESSFUL AT He
PATENT OFFltEthan the subscriber; and as SUCCESS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoB4TE GotRTs With
said viii he bolen at the Probate Office in Montpelier, in
eaid ntrie OH tuesday of each week. during the veal
snsuing. HAkFhi lIlphN, "u"se'
December l. 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

Fear secretes acids but love and trust are
sweet juices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

A woman without poetry is like land
scape without sunshine
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
A. o. HOODS

~ H3ANVHSAVE k4HNEEAANME.
(lukES rheumatism, Pains in the Back and Side Lame
- ness Headache, Toothache, Poison Sprans Brn;sns
Burns, oundS, Frostbite Fractures Ulcers ENLARGED
FONTS Contracted Muscles, Chapped Hands, Corns sore
Throat, Sore Lips, Chilblanes, and Piles N''N
1t is also The remedy for Cuts Sproins Calls D,sa.
evening scratches sores Lameness and all other curabc
uSeaSts to which horses liable recurring external
appin alton manufactured and Sold by A. o. IJoop WI
nooskl Fails, w., and sold by Druggists and Mercbonts
PETER. " 1,n, "on'-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
v erssAGHlt Central EeaiHroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Routes for

chicago ana the West.
To Commence Monday. Od II, 1888
Trains Going North.
Leave Mol,tltlier, dt E 10 A. NJ, aud A. p. NJ.
Al All TRAIN connects at Windsor g. White River
WI Junction w'lh trims leaving Bustun al Springfield
$50 same day and from New York the previous da,
at 400 NJ; leaves Windsor at LIS p NJ connects a,
R"use>' Point next morning, villa trains for Monar and
OgG"n hurgh, ai5' whh trains Tor Toronto Detroit ~
cnga BuitIlI Ni'Nelaud, st Louis, via either Grand
Trunk or Nrw NnE Central and Lake Shore Lines max
m. the shortest aud best routes To the West
ACC0MMODATION TRAIN connect nj Windsor win
TAIN leaving New York at 90 NJ aud ~ Whi.t River
Junction wilh train leaving Boston at nnoG stop oveI
night at N0nhield AID proceed neat morning Mt 500
connecting ut ROuses' Point with the EDreSs Train
for the Wcsl.
IL-ESaszS laoina South.
Lenye MhniP ieint 9'2J ana y P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN councils al Rnuscs' Point with taH.
1om Ogiensburgh asd Montreal at Burlington wi il train.
for Troy and Albany. at While River Junction with trains
for Boston and Netp Royt arriving IN Boston at 40 NJ
aud IN New York al II II
ACCOMMOD ATiNN TRAIN connects ct Rul.es Point
with rams fom The west aud Montreal, at burlington
with Lake rhanpoa steamers and tho Rutland Road, at
White River Jurctnu with lmtus for Boston. lowe |
Worcester, Hc. arriving in Boston at 90 P NJ, ext day
and at New York; at 400, Cartier than any othe'
rOute)
Through Tickets for Chiy'go lnl the west for sale at
the piincinai stations. r. SHERBuRNH, Snp't,
Not hii"ld, oct H. 1883.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
important Discovery.
CONSUMPTION DURABLE
BY TUE USE OF
FOUSELS PABULUM VITG.

EOUSELS PABULUM WIFE.
A$JSCaFS7 This VEGET ABLE PRODUCTION has prove,
ESgJHEp itself TO be the most remarkable medicine
NTp> 81 preparation discovered for the efec-
NIX ! tual cure of
(CS$S%Ib PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
eSN9 f<a and also of coughs, colds soreness of the
ESe JN " Chest bronchial irritation and all other
FS\1ASN Waiections of the air passages which have
YAK XIV atendency to produce that FEARFUL NAL
S\sH< NJ ADY in those predisposed.
ESUNU This wonderful discovery from its yola-
ITIJ MN tile nature gives vapors freely, and con-
INA sequenty acts directly upon the lungs and
ES& S%.i air passages, arrests the development Of
E#NC5A ~ ubereles in the lungs, and in their soften
~ NIY ing process cause the matter to be expec-
MY \ torated without difficulty, and effectuay
~ k{9T heals the liberated cavity; it quiets the
KVNNNf cough, subdues the night sweats, the hec-
NS\C \ tic fever and the chis, and restores the
MsA& IA healthy functions to all the organs of the
NMNS, YSNI body. A trial Of one bottle will speedily
w ~ convince the most skeptical Of its aston
hng efficacy and its superiority to all other specifics
Certificate Of Dr. A. A. Hayes, in reference to the une-
quaed virtues of this great discoye y:
This preparation by chemical analysis proved to
be free from opium any of its compounds; nor were
any of the alkaoid present. It does contain any
mercural mineral substance, but consists wholly Of
volatile diusblc agents, which afford yapors freely at
onicnally used in ting pulmonary disease but
the device by which they combined and original
and adap the compound to inhalaton' other modes Of
administration. Re pectfully,
(sgned) A. A. HAYES, State Assayer."
1G Boyleson street, Boston, Dec. 10TH 1851
Directions in English, French and German accompany
each package. Price SO per bottle.
All orders by mail express, accompanied by the mon
ey, promptly attended to. j. X. LAF0RME,
| Sole Agent Office No. Milk street, Boston, Mass.
Opposite the Old South Church,
For sale by all respectable Druggists and A cothec
in the United States, and British Provinces. 1O0y1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

DIR. y. &. aK-E1fG T.: <<>>.
LOW ELL, NJ 4 81


Wholesale by J. Henry, Waterbury. Retailed by
l.. F. Pierce and s. P. Redfed, Montpelier + B. Sails
bury, W. Randolph; j.. Fargo, Randolph Geo Nichols
G. A. Answroth, Wiamstown; A. +. Bigelow Barre
B. N Hyde Painfeld; j. A. Bemis, Marshfed and by
dealers in medicine everywhere.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

3 EOass "Reminiscences.
M the best finish and quality, for sale by
~ June %. STDRRS * FULLER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

i'craIEHcrv.
7 UBIN'S, Harrison's Preston Merrill's and other
IL choice extracts for the handkerchief; Hair Oils, Pc.
made and Restoratiyes, Cologne, also the EvERLAsTI.
FRANG-pANNI, at PTIINNEYGN'S
Merchants
IVAN get supplied with Boots, Shoes and RnbberS at the
\ lowest city prices, at 16 State street, MontpeieI
Sept, %, 1857. HERHCk PAGE.
Postage Stamps
NOR sale al the freeman Office
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
ll1tlllnler 81.

Peg 9llS lie bteien 8effbt pprlefen bprtet rere
Hummte putienS Gad'eH, unp ibre Sttrn
Derfniterte ii6. f'0
gBdtrbaftis fagtf fie, bas 1T cine @dc.
nun9, petdje iebr elmer Mdlite bes So
ni0S 9tcirtt, Meinem ojenldbl Sdusduelt
orben, betbt mid paSu prrpamnten, befdn'
big nit ietner lluleibiidcn Sfiellfhaft
aeltrait Az perben. Mein CIott pie
0rouiam unb ipte brStaft lit bod Der SD,
MIG Gr aiebt meinem 6Jemabl Sausdr'
relt, bas tetbt 70 piel, ais meinen 6jeliebe
ten, ben lhGnen, brn punperpplen Ga
limbeni aus metnem oauie Yerbanuen.
81, mann werpe i'd, Did, jeBt ipirberieten,
meil NIelifbtfr l---..-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
Tamilienbldtter

ageretntgten .Staateit.
Cine itlnarirte gspdenfdrif fir unterbaluns Belsb
Gtasntfimer inb Metaftear: Deftrr Carl qDtlthee
Geibaftsapial sr. 80. glprh gDiaianltra sem yprt'
a ~ Meenttm 8aIttmpre;
ST.. 90. 81. SGmibt,3 g,<@apfr., Nr. b5.
Die agamttienbtatter merhen ben Nbpnnentsn fur pen
aud In Nep gcrf su satlsnhsp 9rets spn etS, lfee
Wete frfi in's Saus eeliefert, (Ssa6i@3fs)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
Frin,eifiu simaIie.
Die tetben g dweaern.


Sect ot(c Nete Id, am 3tei iaste Srtns
seliin lltrite tubem lie nit einem lrt3en
triumpbtrenhen giden has @etln9bud,
ipelfrS e ftru nod In .6dnhell aebaI.
ten, bel Seite te9te nub ben laugen pri-
zen SptBrnlfleter ppil tbrem l5aupte 10.
tte. Die bdupteeremente III scriIter uun
mtr nod cine Geremonie, ,lnb Id, iperbf
cine arpnprimel fin balt cine apniaiu
ietn GS IN ibnen nttt sclunaen, MID
bct Seite Su icbieben man bat mir Iltdht
ben 9tffrent antbun eHrien meir itn.
aere S6wener BOT mir ~ pfrbetrdtben
inpem man 0llcr 98elt bdburA Seiatc,
cab man mid, ntdbt Aennilt, odb man
mid peri6nbiht babe 9lilc metite Scredi-
nhnsen ino rldttA grireien i, rlnC itdtt
bes Sdlcter5 Der Sttftspnmc prn mir
metn 8mper beaimmt bate. pirb jrtt
Elm MmtbenfranS unb balD eiltf Sfrpne
mrin A3allpt 5teren! 3sl l A
(Irrt[ckuua fnfat1 . .-...H a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
Niffprnsyfaf,ho1s billia fiir taar.

ggir lueGe,t it lmferfn eeeenrdrtiafn 9crrath ben
dorusgutbsl, no ernifefteten prfifn anrduien. prn
anierem splt9oie, gde pcn Guam' unb Gerinaatrdee'
4 (75D T5st5 atfA SArhs@ q o|eaH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
ReroSeue &ocl snr Selcutbtuue.

&crpicnc Sci Smr SelclltDtiln9.
n GalielGe pereini1t In Th bpatrnmene St6er'
II i: .: NJ :; Wy; 4; : /: S: ! ;::: 4: 4. Il:
II, blrh o(le onteren jebt oebrauhl6en Sets lulb
CD Nlafdaeiten erseustpirb resen iener GrFar'
* iltIe wirO eS aber aanj belcners enpfcblet tll'
II tenl man in ether Stirbs npd ntdt etnmaI fur
CfaBA etnen Gent serbrennt un6 neil es etl Se w.
70 erplcpirt es etehir ptntg ais DrrRnlt4es 8d Ssi
inb tabrd pirb eS iuas hSn 70 ldnee nptb that etl
Gderes eldn,enoeS unb iporiames atht 4t' .1
gampeH uap Sel linb Su pertanrn bet
Z. VI. pettet,
SIR. 436, gpef 9altimprefra6t,
fTsk % IDgptel ami lher 4ear(s II, Greenftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16

Gas Saus beS 6 pn9refle8 trat Dor.
9ellern benz 8efhlulle ces Senates bel iid
am crlteu Wcntdge i'm Stunt Su bsrtagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
9ewtS s.. Stciner,
grpfeicr Der Gtcnie i'm Warpl1ntrr Grar0tum
ePr 9Aknrmace

News Saten, Cont, y. Wtat 1855.
Sr. sos. @ewcil, ben bieie GmptebunB bGtrHt
III hem llntcrSetbneten felt Satren per1nlt betann
Vtclfab tabe i'd mid nit i'm iiber bic prrtrcf ibe
yet6rrHetS 9ampe" Sum Srenren cut5tlntlder 8lnl'8
leien fur teren Grfntun9 er Gin @aent erlan9te uner
balien. @r beiBt meine gecrfen ine publBtrten N''
fdten rber bieie Grfntung beren 8t6ttstet eur@ gr
fdbrlma Ginldn1l6 benieien pirtf Snpfm h au etele
BGiunlfne tinree fiBe i'd nod bitlSll, taB na6 met
ucm Gafirtalten Sr. Nswell lrpptl tlnitbtid etneS
Gbdrdlters ais aud leiuer 6eihtflbtrtt ais aunltper
fdnti9er eeS Tim gei6enlten 3tttraltenS mtrts III.
SD tetrahte eine oSthfrtetS galhpe" ais ene tetr
ipttttse @rfnbuns welbs, wepn e alleemGtne NnmsF
elna intet bei'm 9rennen eiht ensitntltfrr Blulf9
leien tiele ttnBiifi6e bcr un,eieem 0eee une rpeb
pstt mebr por SdmerSeh 8ranbI6aOcn 'ne geraumn
hluGen teratren piro tenn ic8ennnnten brenn'
taren 9tiiRateiten itnt tem Grptpbtren imter'
wrrfen m6een lie nun 8dnt fdrbps eter 8efartt len ne
wplte mait has GDentheil tebaupten ~ wree man iae
9utlifum nur bintergeben.
8ieS III meine freiwtaiBe InNd nnS @mpfshlun9 ether
Sadie BET wtlher Id etn perOnitdes Snterec babe no
pe6e i'd rllr i'm Snteree teS gubifnms unb CUR Wed'
frrttslna ber auiprife eines perbenlsplen Mannes
bermit ab8ebe. v. Sttll man, Fn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
Mbilihrnnns .glillrn

fint nit ter srttisa Sc.
Ilbldii6iett, nslhs n,etl'
sihiids 9unlt IN hteRm
bsltdller beNet p!bfretttt
,i.nrhat I'M h ihrr nIlirfnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
syfcbl I! Mfcbl |

3u ermd6atsn pretien 5ainlIen', @rtra unb elifer-
feiH Wieb ber ben Brarbe beenterS fir tsH 5amlien'
sgbraut aisaeipatt unb nad ber prrbe aarenrt eser
atll unlere Gpllen ,lridsenclnnlei su pcraufen BET
~ 81. g. II. 90. VI. Brpwn,
s. Gde ron gratis unb Gpntcrbirabe,
M naGe eer 0rilde. a..
Iry- aGe @aaren werten tpfenfrei t abselisfsrt,
iIfet | I0sNfeA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
aaren fur Sattler.
es53 % 9mfden- Anfput,

Der lluter,ednete fat In glr. 80 ptattftrate, ei'
Sattierr alrsmaaren e5eiGait tespnnet tne u II ffn
GMnb aeiept feine gBaaren at auberf bil t8en
pref fen'an 8utiden- anb gBa9emsGabrt-
tan en-, Ippie bis Gewerte I'm gaeemfinen abulaled
Da er etnen 0crratb pcn ten Tabriien fur baar @ee
ssl, be aabriIsn ism bertraaen pprttn H. f. fam er
ben Goutnenter ,nb rem Ueperte Inn 4asemetneit ale
III fein GBel6aft einfdasenten &rtitel iebr bttlt8
fir badr @ Ell b anbieten. iF<s Js.
Der unRrsei6nete rnadt tefcnters aufmertiam alH
feuen geeenmdrtiScn Qerrath ppn ~ 9sss
" Iprunafebern Mret, Bpl3en, &dnepaS,
(. Gped,eii, sfdbeil, 6elsen Seibieln,. Cuff
SHaarea, entaiHirtee une pdtent Secer,
3 NGiiSer, Wad,stlidD, Datnaff, 8prten, tii
fcpie ollie glrtiiel wede gewSlnlid IN Satterf9uri'
paareilsj jpanplunBen Su Hatell ilne. = o,..,s,
. TfY,r,, 13,3JEte) SIR. 80, 9ratiitraee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
Ripctfc tfcf,acu,

tSerae beutlSe Gamtllen, ddte friIAe bclldnt
Sarinae GarbelleM 4tmbur8er1. g 6wet
icra unb Arduter & d fe at Wieterpertauer bill
Itnl bel VI. @ d netber & Comp
I294Sl SIR. A6, Glib Spparbs ldbe prattitrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
20 llinen lllResn Gin,

8pblen's beriiblnter Gin trppeltsr une etHidd,ef
glume empfnaen mir ireben init tem Gdhe NE
tertanb ppn 0tokreali, I'M Waaren 9anie hes Spu'
Saufes. G
8uni gerfauf Gei Gbp's Gbemgfom
f3oN ostupprteur SIR. 81 Gelittlrale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
Rur,-ll0aarfn.

"A QDtr Ienieti bte &ufmerffaniet iaerer Sfeinte
G1unb tts pubitfums I'M Masemetnsnl duf iaieren
Dcrratt bon Sdneite3eusen 16ttdersereI prbletltn,
Sdnttmefern, 3rpt's u No.. eipie fur Sei;tdiasfr
fbnale unb breite @ere. Sn Mnbetrdht eer ihle1ten
3et rerten mir senanate rtfe s ben mebrtSten pfes
len ssrtaufen unb tafir sarantiren. sil. ~
y" 8afer, Sptmes r. o T ON . /,
fsHa86Wte1 gr. .13, Pratt u. prelibeniifr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
NleOibiniCdle anseiQpn.

lplaenre .Ditutl rrr'
len hem publiflum ale tie
beiien uub trlltcmmer.
iirH anefbOisn rrl6e he
2Hi6snldaft mt Wietiala
terycrbrfnaen fdrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
.Rdlf, !Hdtf, Xalf
0tScltfhf.pr,tarilbc !!

QDir empfauscu tdsli& ss bette Qaalitat frtfb trh
ten Diiblen ,lnb serlauen N pclietigen Si'atiaten'
Gteuic rpei6e 9rbnen ihwarSall9tse Grbien ie, n
Npltsnirei in's SauS gcieIert ppt
W. S. H. %. v, 8rpwn,
Ode ypu Pratt uto GDnepreItrabe
ice, f0JDtel ndbe ter Rriife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
c1m Rolf =0iSaarcnljaiifc!

s Gpanae, Rc3elle unb 9prbeanI Bran.
STE telleu tnb tunfen pen dletenen Sprten une
gDeinterae In talben tieriet unb adtet gipen. yin
9beil ppr ben acrtpn Dpds BON Sdife pDesonlbire"
9obfeu's Deelp Sin sct beppsltsm uaS si' .
fddbem Gtapcr, eeben erbalten nit BEN Sdtfe V9ltH
Nppi" BON 9iptertnin
''Septd 9Bbtsfy, 8famieg's SslanS unb Sa's
Gtepart IT, Gs's paisley S}amatea Rum &c.
Gbenlo I'm 9acen porraibs peri6ieeene @raee bon
9ran6a, @tn, @nrtJ @nrganbt' Yertt
Wabeiras ilnb Sterrps Gtampagners unp
6 larets SO eiuen sen sietsn rutmlidf beIannten
grdrten. Oh 0ipes II. bourbon 9Sbtstep'S
perl beribmten DsiliQateuren. aa
pum WerIauf be Ibp's Ifpmpfpt,
II'l Sinppreur rub Commit iipratr,
fos6S) s.55 glr. 81, ScutbtraGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16

utter SOrIlz Il. 0loggensSGnaps, tSlbHpe,>
spn perlbeteuCn SaGreonoen lnb gu per6tshren yre-
ipn N pcrfaufril bei ber 9int Galpne cter Eab bel
WV o. .. 8. Il AMMAN,
gtr s, NprS Gablrafe,
n660 ,wlEten Baltimore 1t. Bdvetteitrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
Ilidt-rfploOirenof gIuiOnm- -lamprn!
9tepet'S patentirte
SidlerbeitSlotttlIe IL 0alulleltfiifler.

Der @rfurer aarantirt bic 0erbUtuug a0er ut9lifs'
fae bel Senusun9 hes brentbnren 5lutehis GdmPhtne
unb anbercr hem 9rpporen Ineripprener Ine Sur BE
leuhttna bienenter Wtf6un9en. Diec GrFHbuig tanll
an allen gep6then Yampcn inb an teu SIm @in8IeBen
Ter Sluf dbGtt eienenten 0efdBen dnsebrdt rereen
ftrner werefn SGldrs Glmpbine Sdnpen tn6 Sderlten
ei6 nit birftr Gttr6tns perfeben.
Der lmterje6nete erlaubt it6, te Iunerfanfett hes
gubliuniS duf
We,pcl's ptrbeTertc Sptarsluisss ssampe,
NGWclPS Improved Solar Fluid Lamp
1T her 6trm her groaut qampen at lehftu trette nit
einem beIen ntt flndernben qbte brennt ue wCni1cr
Stub ccnimtrt ais aae iitrtgen jeBt aebrludhen
Sdmpen tieler grt; benn eS wtrb betm 8relnen nt6t
MIR brr Stpif fpntern aud tdS p0brene ees Srennes
entebente SaS ccniumir Widn tauu beie Ganpelt III
fir Gtrber, B1brtten, SctelS, SdtrnS &c.
Set nb GerGbnti6e 5luib.Qampen wcrSen IN ,S a.
fetp & ~ mn8edneert nnS tain 6erttlfe epItn'
Ter ute eer n1inlihe HnmcnIhrm (shadel mtettr &C.
trall6t Werten Seit 1852 purten netr ais 10000 bic
fer camper Serfaut ae Ietr lnfdH cretenete lid bel
ibrer 9ruuelH9. Ole @rftnbuug TT lit ben Ber'
Stadten lm6 nGtaub patenttrt.
NohteRente 8en9ltlie beltdtl9eh bent pnblttm bic
bpllntiBe giderteit une 9rdu6barteit feier fampen
Q1tQ Nun Semanb turA fcrutre @etbebdltn9 ter &c
wGbnltden sIetter6t qampen t0S qebcn fetner & INT
Der cter Dtenftbpteh II. IL. tpb lhnBer letatreen
10 miGte lb 9e9en tde 6ebet ter pndntt1t nne her
ger6Dnl6cn Sfuapttt etr Baltimore, %. 5ctr.
Serrn VI. So. Hetp.
qbertbtr Serr Sd babe bic spateuta 9 i6er'
tettSa Qamp c" lne ben ~ entulle Welde
Serr gerea pCu @pilpn erianb icrDllia 9eprift hut
Bin it trr lleBcrsru9a gecmme tab prrr S|emel elrd
tiee glnrentua eeS GapDl lben Yrl5ps lem pnbltllni
Grplpipu bic 70 lci6t bel Nntpentung BepGbnlider
brrgtarer BliiR0etcn erIrBt bets Set eteler Hampe
ii cine GrplOrn ganS uln60ltG, fclR wenn nthn nod
fc raAlaIlia nit ibr un1ebt.
gIdhmgsypll her JbrIle
g6ttltam G, " VI en-, VI D.
Mrbfpiipr her Nhfmte an brr llntDeTtial
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
@naliiber Spratb= llnterribt.

Wapntas ben l6 8sbruar abenbS lltr er6ifnete
her lnter,etdnete eine neue alae Sur Grerntng her
eneii6en eprade Ser llnterri6t ptrb auf eine ei6t
perfdnblide gDeile erbfif up IL eelpters taranf be-
re6net bic 9beinehner lit mSSihlt frer Belt in hen
Gtanb III ieeei d In benterfter Spra6e rtdB alsA,
brdeu preis III 90 fir ben Mpuat I'm Gpraue Sablbar.
ltnterrbt wirb brsi @al pSdentli6 abents ertbeit.
G.6rea,
SIR. 81, M.sGbaalrabf, o.
f26sS) Der u3tCnSfirhe" gegenIber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
In Oer craliid)en Sprad)e.!!

Ger llnterSe6nete eist biermt an taB CT Ypn MIN at
ben llnterri6 In Der eneliften Spra6e icmeb prtpat
ais In einsr alahe MIR IN fcinef Saule ertHelt,
W Or. @InSburG
(35N SIR. l0l, WulberrgitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
0er5te unO apot6eker.

II Or. ScnrD gfnoerfoit
gr. 65, St 8alttmcretraB
8 6bGren weftid, prn 9rteritr.
. office;gtunSeu: So Il. @prm. It. 2-3 H. gtadt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16
AroCerien mO ctQuorS.
pionor! 0iaupr! eiampr!

ltnern teutlben Sreunoen erlauteh lis ntetertrlt
aneigen tab mir brtdntiB 9llucr reetitrcn nnt Elm
erpFeS qaper Spn einteimIer rpe tnpmtrten stauprs
an anc boben Ia mir t1rauf cbtn taB MIR RENE ne
uuSerfaldte gDaare ernSt rirS 70 ratbGn mir jeeem
Grecer otcr gDirth er Bel ms sprSuprefc che er pc
anters Tapft; mir Nnb I'm Gtautt bic but8tet prete
Al nphren. W g S6uetber 4 Gpmpy
f16M SIR 46 Giih.Npfrnrt., nale Nrdttlfrafe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-16

Gbcnlc cine srcfe sluewah impCrtrtsr uho blsltaer
Qialere, SrGo pe YET 49,
(29l& s.r.# Nr. - pennlNlpanla glpetut. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
STATE or VERMONT.

NaNN"Nh HlHbl'N HHs
Tho Probate Court % tho District ofCaledpnA To an per-
interested In the estate oi Nancy Hammond sam
ucl n, Hammond and WYNN am Hunt, Minors.
John HAMMOND, guardian Of the said Nancy liam
- mond and Samuel n. Hammond ana Sarah. A, Hunt
EuAfdiNn ut the said william A, Hunt represent to said
Eur that their si wards .ofpd IN toe OF Tan real
estate 10 wit uudi, dCd Htrfchl III an C rCd UFHtu
owned by sullivan Amen late Of 80 ighn'hury, deceased
said guardians also represent 70 said Court that The sale
df their Hnd wards estate u necessary, and will be
conducive 10 their interest Tor Che purposes contemplated
Ia the thirty section HNtNnuth chapter
the complied statutes Aud said guardians have made APP
pChnn tn said Court ur license aud authority 10 sell said
real estate pusuanto the provisions OF the statute IN that
behalf
Said application win be heard and decided hy said Court
At the Probate once IN St Johnshuy In said district OF
Caledonia, the 2uth dAy of SUptu mhrr next.
YOU are therefore hereby notified "a appear before SAN
Court the time and pac afurva1 aud object n you
"a The granting " said trruHc
Dated az 81 JohnsburJ Aforesaid, ths THIRTEEN day "
/ ASA l.. FRENCiI. Judge Of PROBATE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

CALpEuwoop-AtGroc August 2Su Julia
Frances, daughter NJ David and Eliza Calder
wood, aged . moutha aud 10 days.
$50 fades tho lovely blooming flower
RowLANp-ln This village, sept. {, Mr. john
It-..sI-.s..!, -=.s4 ~ llI..-
NoUroS-Iu York Wis, August %, Adulph ~
SON Of Miles aud Sarah Norton, formerly ~
Glover, VI, aged years
CWHou-ln Albany, August n, uftDai,t fyoG
MARY H. daughter of Elijah l., and icmriia
a. Church, aged ycarH.
FrtLows-ln Madru, Mass, August 9th, ~
typhoid fc,cr, Mira Eliza IT, fclluwa, and dluFh-
Tor of thc-lntc Low aud Verona Badger, Of Dan
WHO. hnnd -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparilIa.

the most eifectuAl remedy which the medical
skill 81 our times can devise for this every
whsro prevailing and fatal nHlady. II isopm-
binod from the most active romediAls that have
been discovered for tho o1puWation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and tho rescue OF the
system from ia destructive consequences.
Hence it should be- employed foT ths osTs Of
not only scrufuiu, hut MISC thrng other sf-s-
tions which arise from H., such ~ BRorTIYn
and Skin DIsEAaEs, 81. AErHoSY's fRE.
liorn, or ERYairELAH. pINrLra, puErULrh.
BL0rcuEs, liLAIss and BoiLs, TuRons, TErrER
and SALT knEuN, Scam llrAp, lISdwoHH,
RHEuHArHM, hTrmLirIc and hpcuRIAL DIS
EAaTH, DROraY, DYHrErsiA, DLHitiTY, and.
indeed, All COMPLAINTS AhstNq THoN VIVA
TID or MrURB BLoop. The popular belief
la 4" nHpTify Of the biood" Is founded In truth.
for scruiula Ia n degeneration Of the blood. Tho
particular purpose and virtue Of this SAsnpn.
nllA IL 90 purify and rogenerato this vital mud,
without which sound health Ia impossible la
contaminated constitutions.