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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
FRED T.. SMITH.
Montpelier Vt.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
MRS. WILSON'S
G O C O A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilscn Hair Dressing is pu. up in large bottles
and retas for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old, there equal
the world It VIII make the hair everything you wish it
70 be, and moreover, it has perfume that infinitely
superior any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
er American which alone should euti;le /. t. place On
every l4dvs toilet table.
- the ReZenerltor before retiring at night, and
r .he morning; apply little Of the Dressing, and your
a4ir will be even if-Iikc in color and beauty.
J.- nothing your hair but these preparations, and
u these according to directions, and warrant you
l good healthy head 5f hair.
Manufactured and :oti a. wholesale by Henry P viii
son & Co.. Manchester, II TO whom all lettsrs should
De addressed
L. 2. PIERCE.
Wholesale and Re Jail Agent.
24Tylf MONTP Il ER VT
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MoFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs,

THESE MEDICINES have row been before .he pub
nc Tor period OF thirty years, and during that time
have maintained high Character in almost every part
power OF restoring perfect health to -rsons suffering
under nearly every kind disease to VIII n human esl
liable
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Dyspepsia by thoroughly cleansiDg the first an s-or
itomachs and creating now OF pure healthy bile in.
stead OF the stale and acrid kind: Flatuercy .o-s o.
Appetite heartburn headache, Restessuess, lceInpe
anxiety. LauguUr oud melancholy, Which are the gen
erai symptoms ot Dyspepsia, will vanish n4tura
cOn-eqe- noe OF its .ure.
CosTIvES Ess BY cleansing the whole Ienytl K m. ~
testnes with 'oivent process aud withsut Violence
all voleu pUrges leave the bowels costl9e within u
days
FEyERs of al! kinds, BY restoring the blood TO re-
ula circulation. through hc process Of res ,raou i;
in and the thorou gh solution of nj fps-jr
obstruction in Others.
The Life Medicines have been known TO cur 7rt-a!a
ism permanently in three weeks. ana Il il ha,s ta
time By removing local inhaLlatcn from the muscles
and igaments OF -he JOINTS
bRoPsrEs of all kinds. by fre-lng and srr-1e -uin
the kidneys and bladder: they operate most d. IN,
on theie important organs, and hence have e.
ionud certain reTpe,!- fer the worst cases vel
Also oRMs. ty di-iodeing from the ,, ot :.-
bowels the slmy matter 10 which these creatures adhe-
SCURvT, ULCERS and Inveterats Sores bv the ,--r-
purity which these Life Medicines the boo4 ,i. Il,
the humors.
scoRBUrIc FErPrIoNs and Dad tp:aplexion, >, he
Alternative effect upon the fluids 'h ecd the kin III
he morbid state uf which lccs'on- Al. eruU'iyA COZ
plants al.ow ctowty and other dl>asreeaae coa2s'rs
The Use OF h-se Pills for . rrr~ shorr I'M. ,.. et
entire ~ Salt thelrn, and q >trikrF ssar-ay-
ment IN the clearur-- OF tie SKIN. common '..> 49,.
Infueuza wi awz:s oe cured BY oa= doe, u tay 10
the worst cOse~
Life Medicines alone
FEVER AND AGr - For ,hf. s,oe-.- .. =, =, .---.
coa0'rr, these h@ce..rs viii De found .a'. -...-
-Lp certain -ucegy tfI-r Hral-l2-~ -.e tie ste-
81 c, 70 -e-usu 4 thA Gj-e1-e cure ~ hes ua-
Ciue> - gernanet- Try hem Be satisfied. ana r.
BILf.-- EETE--. AND -.TE& roAFlAIc-- --,--..--.
Debility loss a. ppette Di,ea>@- - s-s & Ai-
hlE .e-a u.,i with Z. ,r.cst etehcsf re q. .
cases O. this description .-- q Evil and ~crutr.
IN !t, worst iorus I-d. 5f.- mia ser F1w+s,.l .,
toG ottht.e remarkable "elc.G-c. |l-h- >r-.'
Nervous Dv5iliJv. New .ulpiarr. OF a.. k.nl.r
Pitations 4, tts Heart Painter Col ore sl=-
ed.
rERCCEiAL DIsEAsEs.- Persons whose cou,tit4tIc.-
have become impaired he mi Gicluus OF Nercar
will and th-se Medicines petyct cUret they uaver
2i. 20 erlr caje from h- system Gil the eec yt MA--
curry. infinitely socner then the most powerful preper
uou u >aTsap4ril|a
Prepared snd sold by w u NsDFFAT.
2slE, L 5%5 BEo4prtr tw
FOR Il Dp.l,.4-t-
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III aE.FaS BEES

T. RICE Of an italian Queen lvarranted pureJ, wish
few workers 10 accompany her, sj. Her safe ar
lred 40 destination. Fun Instructions Tor UNI
he queen with common stock viii BE- sent with each
queen. Address. rNuuK' tt SANBOkN.
aama Eas'iP" 'lwck, ",
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vi" be fonnd in tho columns OF The World in ryery de
partment OF human activity, POLITICAL. AGRICUI.
tIRAL. and COM HERCiAL, a. we'll is in L[TERA
ICRE. SCIENCE and ART
We shall continue the publication of our Ecclesia+ti
cal Record. aud give TO Religious and Educational
Topics and News. and to al New Publications, Inver
Mons, Discoveries aud Work. of Art the same careful
and thOr0Qgh .Em patty AID attention
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

The following are among the distressing yariet, o
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

-NNNtIlOFT-
NEsSRs. HESRV WIIsoS < Co: have used your
Hair Regeuer.c0r and Hair Dressing, and have received
great beneft from them. DEEM the articles worthy Of
high cormeniaci1n ahd che-rtuly recommend them &c
all who 70 gray hair to It's original color,
itching Of the head huuor, those whose hair il
falling from the head
Rsv c. W II CLAEK GrsatF,u. II
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sons Hair R4geaerator ami Hair Pressing the standard
articles ot al hair preparations. have, ia many in
stances known them 70 restore the hair where it had
fallen 9F dardruf the hair its original
color entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humOrs Personally have
been shlrer in several Of these benefits.
REv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, y.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneraror is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-11

The ofneial report Of Com Dupont in re
lation to the sinking Of the stone feet has
been received OF the Navy Department
The substantial part Of the document con
sisls IN the report Of Capt Charles II. Da
Wis, Who had command Of the feet In this
report Capt. Davis says;
"On the night Of my arrival of Charles
ton, the Light.House was blown up, by
which the purpose Of my visit was essential
Nv promoted. Afterthe bar had been sound.
ed out tao ships were sunk, one on the
eastern and one on the western limit Of the
channel, ahich served 10 limit the Geld Of
operations.
After all the Ships, which we're TO be
sunk, l6 Ia number, had been brought here,
aud IN position TO he easily moved. they
were lowed in by the smaller steamers and
placed upou aud inside The bar in q check.
cred or ihtlented form lying as much as
possible across she direction vf the channel
IN several lines, some distance apart, and
they are made so neatly to overlie each 9th
er that il would be difficult to draw line
through them IL the direction of The chan.
nel which would not be intercepted by one
Of the vessels"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-11
THE ONLY PREPARATION hav
Il ing proofs 80 strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALE.

For @ Jadss Ede s PSTs9r sf s ssSs sS
T IS G a M s V Of ernpons and diseases hs
scalp and brsn but all who have nse t. unite in estfyng
ing TO any age we'll restore. Read the following
OAK GROVE, $. c., June gath, 1855
PRoF. o. J. WOoD; Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative
rapidly gaining popularity IN this community. have had
occasion to lay Pssdes aside, and give your Hair Restora-
Dive perfect test -
turing Tive yesr 1854 uuCrtnnae to bo thrown
from my sulky against rock the roadside from which
my head received most terrible blow causing great deal
Of irritation which communicated to the brain and external
surface Of the head from the effects Of which my hair
finally destroyed the entire suraee of the head From
the time st escoyeIsd its droPPing hoevsE mp to The
think Of being professional nan myself and, as thought
understanding the nature of the disease, but was finally de-
feaied in every prescription advanced
These and other circumstances induced me to resort TO
your worthy lair Restorative which have every reason to
hrSt application had beautiful head Of young hair
for which certainly owe you my most sincere
medy to all inquirers; moreover, shall my influence
which hatter myself to say. is not a little.
saars. very respseiflIiy ~ j. WRIGHT, D.
oaies Of ths JeisrsouAn, Piliippl, va.Dec. i2.5s.
Dear Sir IL feel my duty well my pleasure, TO state
you following circumstance which you you
think proper. gentleman Of this paeea awyer-has been
PEELED wig. lie induced to bottle ef your
Hair Restorative which be liked very much and after using
be has handsome bead Of hair The gentleman
is Bradford and as he Is very well known IN our adjoining
coune many persons testify to the truth Of this state
ment give II 70 you at the request Of Mr. Bradford You
sel gea deal Of your Hair Restorative 10 this and adj
joining counties, II you have tie proper agents.
Yours, &c, THOMPSON SURGHN0R,
Da. wooD Dear sir;-Permt TO express the obliga-
ions under for the entire restoration Of ha 10 it's
original color about the time OF my arrival in the u States
1t rapidly becoming gray but upon the application Of
your Hair Restorative 1t recovered its original hue
CONSIDER your Restorative very wonderful invention quite
efheaeoas wen as agreeable. S. THALBERG.
The Restorative ia put mp bottles Of three sizes viz
large, medium and small the small holds pint and
tails for dollar per bottle the medium holds at least 20
per cent proportion than the small Tetas for two
dollars per bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent
| IN proportion and retails for So.
D. ]. WOOD Co. PrapretOFs 43I broadway, n. York
and ia MARKET street. St. Louis No. For sale In Asabua B
/ eov6m5S3. HENDRY 4 COPELAND.
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Were the secret Of mans heart best
known, il wonld be found that he really
cannot love, ia The full sense Of that sacred
word till he is loved. Woman never ought
10 love tiH she 81 least thiuks she is loved
Han loves in order 10 be loved woman. to
bestoE her love. When q man admires the
beauty and grace Of woman, bis desire is
not ae much 10 Indulge bis love Of these. as
that's be may be loved BY the poSsessOr.
Trno woman chiefly feels q longing 10 be-
stow heart and lavish al her sweet attrae-
tive grace upon the man who adores aud
worebipa her. II Is this distinction 10 the
character of the passion lore IN man end
WOMAN that renders reciprocal affection,
aud those malual ATTRACTIONS Of which we
have been spsakihg, so complete aud per-
feet aud congfaons 1t Is this difference
between man and woman that naturally
assigns 10 each their proper part in the
everlasting bond they contract Her de-
sire shall Be 10 her husband, rather than
his 10 her, and be shall rule osef heF---a
l0Yi0e RUE, however while both are true 10
THAR eblIkalions Of love. "It is not good
foF man 70 DO alone = be requires the sol
aes Abo gives as his belpmale ; whlls she
has hcF foy n thus watching and. helping
aud beipg dssolsd 20 her ieFd
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The EnglIsh IrOn-CIad Frigates.

-Four new iron-clad ships are building in
England for the British navy the Mino-
taur. Achilles. Captain, and NortlumbeI
lsne. With the greatest possible haste it
will be at least 20 months before they can
be put aaoat. and at least 6 months longer
before they can be put in commission. They
are each 400 feet long SO l-2 feet broad,
aud with tonnage Of 6,Tl5. The iron coat.
ing is to be 5 2 inches backed up with 10
inches Of teak, and half an inch Of iron in
side all. These outer plates will weigh g.
600 tons for each yessel-an enormous mass
for ship to carry 10 addition to her pond
erons engines, stores, guns, shot, and she'll
Zach vessel is estimated to cost &600, 600,
$3.000,000. They are not only to be steam
frigates but steam rams, also, Tor their bows
project beneath the water 90 feet 10 advance
Of the apparent bows above. The sides
slope inwards from the waters edge at an
incline Of foot 10 Sl2.
The advantage il, that shot viii easily
glance oil, and the cargo will necessarily
be nearer the center Of the hold, aud di-
minish the tendency Of the vessel TO roll.
The armament for each Is to be SO I0O-poun-
der Armstrong guns on the main deck and
II Of the same on the spardeck, with two
200pouBders on the bows and a pivot gun
Of the same size 10 the stern. They will thus
be enabled alta single broadside to throw a
ten and a half Of shot and shell TO a dis
tance of nearly miles if necessary. Th,
Warrior is $50 feet long 58 feet broad
aud 5. lI0. Tonnage. Her laies are Al:
inches thick Aad weigh $50 tons. The in
clinaIioB Of her sides inward is l foot IN 10
Two old Eaglish Sooden ships ore also be
ing plated with iron, but all authorize
sgrse that they cannot last over ten yeart
IVorA
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Ladies and Gentlemen IN all parts Of the world testify 10 the
efficacy OF Prof o. j. Woods air Restorative and gentlemen
Of the Press unanimous On is prase. few testimonials
only be here given circular for MORE and It viii be
impossible for you TO doubt
~ Wall Street. New York. Dec 10th, 1853.
GRSrrFnKs; Your uote Of the 18th inst has been reeV
ed saying that you had heard inat had benefited By
OF Woods hair Reztotive and requesting my ccrt
dcats Of the fact il had no objection 70 give g.
aWsrd Il TO you cheeriaty because think " DUE Wy age
about so years the color 9f my hair auburn, and inclined
curl Some Eve six years since Il began to turn gray,
and the scalp the Of head to lose its stnsbty
and dandru to form uron IL Each Of there dagreabes
Increased with te and nhnut months since fourth wac
added 70 them BY hair iing OF the top Of my head and
threatening TO make me bald.
In this unpleasant predicanient induced 10 try Woods
Hair Restorative mainly TO arrest the falling oil OF hair
for had really expectation that gray bair could BE-
restored 10 is original color except from dyes how
ever greatly surprised 10 hnd after the Of two bottles
w. that not only tho falling OF arrested bnt the enlor
restored to the gny hairs and seLsioh To the SCALP and
daDdru ceased TO form my head very much to the graft
deaton Of my wife, at whose solicitation was induced to
| try It,
For this among the many obligations owe 10 her sex
Of their wives 10 profit y example, and it If growing
- BEN. < LAVENDER
| To o. j. Wood Co, 4Il Broadway New York.
Ny family absent feu tie city, and am no longer at
No. II Carol Place.
To Prov. O. J. wooD: Dear Sir: Your "Hair Restora
tive my hair much good since commenced the
Of H. that wish % make known 10 the public of its e
ccts the hair which great man or woman NAV be
ae the hair viii return beautiful than at least
this Is my experiences. Believe Il all.
| Yours truly, WA. IT, kennedy.
r S.You publish the above u you like. By publish
see several Of your certificates in the Mo6l'e Mercury
strong Southern pafer. W. II. Kennedy.
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GoSE BAcK.--L'enleBan Chapman, left
here on Monday evening TO join the Battery
at ROIla. Mo lie took with him about q
ton of articles for the boys in Camp, eunsis
ting Of shirts, blankets. SOCKS, nit
tens, and almost every imaginable al.
ticlei in the shape Of eatables. Quite
number Of packages were marked,
ITO those who need it most" A large nun.
Der Of letters were also taken by the Lieu
tenant. The hearts of the boys win be
made glad upon his rriyal.-RepOrter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-11

NOTICE-The Co partnershpof Root
Morrison being dissolved by the death Of e. c. Root
the senior partner Is necessary that the busness the
hrm should be closed as speedily possible All persons
Unsettled Accounts,
are requested To call immediately arnnge the same
Prompt payment will be required that the liabes Of the
hl may be met and discharged The business will be set
tied by the undersigned n. l.. Nl RRISON.
Surviving Partner of Root Morrison
Ashabula, June ], 1851.
Having made arrangements to continue
business al the Old stand Of Root Morrison take
cd Of returning thanks TO the customers and friends Of the
late firm for their generous patronage in ysa past and 10
solicit eontinuane Of the same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Fall aud Complete,
comprising all the articles and many than ars usuag
kept by the merchants Of our village.
Dry Goods. Groceries, Crockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats q Caps, Boots 4 Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass Putty
kept in full stock and win be sold al ven low figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce taken in exchange Tor goods
at cash priees.
The times and my circumstances Will not admit OF long
winded credits or credits to doubtful cusomts To R who
are prompt and reliable am prepared extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment will be required all tho
time agreed upon Pulling and blowing entirely out Of MY
line Ny desire Is to deal irly and squarey with all Thy
Jvne Is, 1881. II. l. MORRISON
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THERE IS NOTHING ITS EQUAL.

Also Liver DerangCments Tordiiy, liver Complaints
Diseases Of The Kidney or sny general arrangement Of the
uriuary organs.
Il wii not only the eoby following cs and Fersr.
bat n1crent a attacks ang um Missnatic inueuce aud
cure THE diseases Al once, a. already attacked
TRAvELERs should have bottle with them, VII Ia
iby prevent eny dteious consequences following upon
change of climatic and water.
A. prevents cusvenels strengthens the digestive organs
should BE- On the baud Of al etaans q FpdenHry hnhit
DOT accustomed 10 much outdeor exercise should
MorBsrs should use g. for q perfect relief taken
month two before the da trial. she viii pass the dreadful
pcfiod with perfect and safety
There is no mistake about Il,
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Al rs ALL We CLAIM FOR 1T!
Mothers Try IL

And to you appea 70 detect Tire iltess decline
only af daughters before q be 800 late bat also your
aud husbande of while the former from false deicacy often
90 down premature gfave rather than let ter condition
be known ia time the latter often mixed up with the
eHesent Of busness that II Il not for you. they TOO
would travel In the downward Iat until Is too ate
TO arrest their fatal M But the mother Is always vgsni
and 70 you confdeuty appeal oF never
hiliag affection win uneingy point you 10 rOf WOODS
RESTORATIVE C0RnIAi, AND BLOOD RENoY AToR AZ
the remedy which should be always hand 20 time Of need
@. J. WOOD Proprietor, ga Broadway, New York. and
ia Market street. ST. Louis No. and sold by all good Drug
gts Price One Dollar per Bottle. Sold In Ashtbula BY
sowiys63 HENDRY & COPELAND