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DysnsTksa, or PGiEfal AsassvTGsiOa, GS'
IN NeBoFFhGgia or Pfofsc Fleeing.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual 1uid-in the one case being too little and
accompanied By severe PAIN and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which will be speedily cured ty the
O0nstitution watsr.
That disease known as FALLING or THE WOARt
which s the result Of relaxation Of the saments Of
that organ, and ia known By sense Of hsaTness ano
dragging pains in the back and sides Bnd 81 times &C.
eompanied by sharp laclnating or shooting pains
through the parts, WILL in all oaGes be removed by
the medicine.
There is another class OF symptoms arising frsm Ia
RITATIoN OF THE WOMB, which phyeicians call ker-
vousness which word covers up much Ignorance, and
niua cases out Of ten the deCtor does net really
knOW whether the 81 mptoms are the disease, or she
here. Ispeak more particularly OF Cold Feet Palpi-
tstiOa Of the Heart, Impaired Memory akefulness
Wufou-
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'DiVTsEcs

h.. oqusl to the sa.E tA,, hA. dsvoIroa
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CONSTITUTION WATER

e the public with the conviction thst II has no equal
In relieving the class Of diseases for vi oh Il has been
found 90 eminsutly successful in curip and trust
shat We shall be rewarded for our $40 s In placing 70
vAluable remedy II q form to M ct Che require
ments OF Pationt and physioiAn.
Per ss's bg ~ DrsOOists- Price 400.
WM.H. eRI lGG 4 Co,
PrOPristorI
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RAAD-READ-RKAD.
DAEY1LlH, Ph., luns 3, lsat. !

DAEvILLEr Pa, June 2, 1853.
Or. RH. Il. GREGe-Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
was afflicted with the sugar disbees and for months
passed more than Two gallons q WAter in twenty
iour hours Was obliged 10 get up often ten
Twelve tlmes during the nigEt During the month o.
July ISL, procured two bottles OF Constitution
NateT, and IN two days after using it experiences
relief, and afIsr taking tEo bottles was entirely
eu-4fI soon after regaining ny usual health.
Eouru truly !. Y. i. DEWETTs
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FOB SALE By

Morgan \ Ansz, sehsrAl Age ass, 30. Is Clin-st
" York. t noVlo:R77ec4
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For DyspspHa

II has no equal in relieving the most distIessinI
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid StoEl-
sch, Vomiting Food, &C. Take a tea5pOOnful AftoI
ianer The dose in all may be increased II De,
aired, but should be done gradually.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-30

OONsTITUTION WATER

Hsye long since given up the use Of buchu, oubebl
aud juniper In the treatment Of these diseases and
only use them for Wsnt OF better remedy.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
11I, fTgFEiER1 l, ? and ;, are protected sy BOY.
Al 1ertgTs Patont Of England and sscursu Dy n
ssals Of the Ecole de PhaEmacle 90 PsEis ana t"s
n nsrisI College OF Medicine fienns. .
- One i Invaluable ioc Exhaustion, epsEinAS2s
- ,.s md an paygical disabilities.
- To roj1 iletey eradicates all traces o. thoae
iss tisi haye heretofore been treated ey the pal-
geoIs s-,d rsrEiciOus uBe OF copavia and oubebs
M hrs. hsE en- tireiy Huppianted thelnl lnrioos use
- 1870 fbersSsg insuring 70 the sufferer ePeogf
liS sisBsr,Ing A.! Impurities. snd rootlnE ogt "
r,1rgr,s N Hoa l. ana 3, sre preparations 10 tht
.,, al J5zsnees devoid Of taste and smell, ana car
@ carried IN the waistsost po ket Sold IN TN cas,s
- divided into separate doses, a. aoMhllst5Leu "
v5 ~ an siemapd ROux, RieelG. SO Proa g eaohi
~ cases for tg, wbiot saves So and In - Sssss'
shsreby there ie saving 0l On - ~ Iei y nissi
ueF York 49,. m ss,r-,,,
~TnmedYstely on receiving remittance V. batL9S
II ;orygr the Trfessmar TO any part OF TIC Hof4lI
solrey packed, and addressed according 70 nc Lh-
Et-rrtfCns OF the writer. ~, =
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aAsfIf
UTi1GtiRg.

For these diseases II IL truly a sovereign remedy
and too much can not be said In its praise. singls
d0se has been known TO relieve the most urgent symp
toms Are you troubled with thst distressing pain IN
tie small OF the back and through the hipsl tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Wster viii relieve you
fgHia ..r-Hr
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Every Piano FarrsntedTOr Five 1eaFa
np PllEp lap HEl0pEoss IlEEaIa EgcELEa
ALSO-UN HAND.
EsI0Scssi Snail bs5sTE7sssls, Si5iaes, Ss

Among the many certificates Of tho excellence and
merits OF theee Pianos, would refer 70 the follow
nEs- 90 4
Va W KEAB1, Baltimore Dear sir ~ have great
pleasure In certifying that have tried you Square
Planes and md them equats nos SUPERIOR 70 eny
IL This county Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, is the HTenness o. to1es the re-
able and easy tou0h and EOsuIno Of tone. " i5ninE
Fol ell the suoosss you 90 highly deserve
I Am. kiE. Eorr. NarE rrr-E-
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prozertiss Of the med ine direct themselves 20 the
organs OF secretion By altering the oondiTon
m Ihe stomach and Liver that the siarchy prize. pie
Of tue food q not converted into sugar 80 long as the
system is andsr the influence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-30

Is the emily article that
will make Leather per-
ectly WATERPROOF, and
1T the same time keep tt
soft and pli2Ule. L has
been put 70 the severest
test by memters Of tho
Fire departments and ID
mittsd By all to be the
BEST IN USE.
nFA more liberal dis
count 10 Jobber= & Deal
ere than T. made By any
othe manufacturer.
Manufactured by
T. LARTER,
lG2 Surerior-St.i
5eptll Cleyelnnd, o.
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StsEs Is the BIGSdsT, OaIeslsI, GTGvsl, Brisk
DHIf DcPoEit aad AHe.s or EiISy
D;ehaPges after UFinatiag.

Disease occurring from and the same cause vii
Be entirely cured by the Constitution Water, If taken
for any length Of time. The dose should vary With
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops to
tssspoonfui three times day, In water During the
pessage Of the CalcuuE, the pain and urgent symp-
toms houd be conbatted with the proper remedies
Above directed.
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lam, Sir, Y0lrs ysFy truly,
Fr,.s-lation-Cgrom tbs Ffench.1

Agfar having piayedon the Pianos OF @essra- AnEoe
Co II Il iulpossbe not % bear testimony 20 thslr
uusitfes which have acquired fo- them tho eminent
rpputntion which thny ENJOY. The Pianos OF their
El5nuEcturs on which haye played arc exceeding.
II reTnarsbls II their qualities OF TONE. The Ba1
sees clear and hermoui0usly mellow (chrystilian,l
and do not hssiiats 20 express in regard % these u.
Etrumsuts M entiro satis1s1ri and 90 declare Las
trred 10 Europe or this country T zee ost celelra-
I'D uakers tsLEn8dl 4. ~ 0oEtSOHALh- q
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Mr Gro. A. BAsLOW ;-Thess noble Instrar1enn
poasees immense resources OF power and ezpE9s-lot
Tho bsss is sonorous and grand the middle re ilefI
rich sud sympathetic; Vhis the high nLtes are brls
liaut clear and pure as silver oella-
The scale is even vi lhOut single naFi Ln9 se-ion
a smooth and marVelously easy and the pedal eiso
Inc finest OF which the E1anOtorts Is susceptible.
In = word. Anab3a PigEOs are worthy OF the graat-
ot rtists and aro capable OF reudaripg the nnzSf
CON itsons known IN this realm % Art- -
ELIhA sd HEPHEAU,
fI--1IauF N
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Lslsorrhea or Whites.

S-This disease depends upon sn Inflammation Of nu'
oOus lining Of the vagina and womb lt ID in all
accompanied by severe pain in the back, across the
bowels and through the hips. teaspOOnful 0I the
medicine may be taken tbros times Gday, with AZ In
.ectiOn Of Tablespoonful OF the medicine, mixed
With hsli pint OF soft water, morning and evening
IFrifGtion of the Neck Of the BLG9dsT, Iaesn
nation o. ne Ri3aey5, aHd CatGTrh ~
the BtaIdes, Ssr0zgasy zHd
Burning, or Painful
UFindtiRg.
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To Messrs WM. KEAsn & o., balsiEacFss-I cAa-
not INT cOngrsrulate yOu upon tbs immense progress
sT,d ;rlproysTuents which you continually make oE
gonr Pianos, which IN ny opinion rank among ne
zery bsst In the country. n. eihAho5Ohi
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gvss those organs time to recover their healthy
tone and Yigor. We able to state that the OonB
tution Water has cured eVery case Of Dtabetsa in
which Il has been given.
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REAL ESTATE.
DRAYTON & sT0OKWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Onos 10. AtEstsr Bzlding Entrance tbTouEh
the Insurance Once OF 4 r. Brayton.

Onos no. Atsstsr BsHdirs. Entrance throaFh
the Insurance Once Of T. 7. Brayton-
HOUSES AND LoFs FOB SALE.
Briek Dwellings, Nos. ls4 and I0s Euclid Street
: Lots running through to Huron street. ferT
Lot Sn MeRlgsn street s4xs5 feet 900 down and
the bslsnoe IN one, two and three years.
running through 10 High street.
Frame House on clinton street, nea- Duane street
TWo-Story Frame house on Lake street, opposite
Clinton Park. Lot 65Kls3 feet. Prios q. sou
Frame House on ST. Clair street. Lot 44Kl5O ieet.
Frame House on sibley street. Lot 56xHs feet
Possession given Isl Of April.
Honss and lot No. 5Z5 Kinsmsn Street. lot l00x550
house has al the modern imFroyoments Of hot
and cod water and Gas throughout furnace,
IaTRe new and elegant brick house and barn, cor
nsr KinsmRn and Forrest Street. lot 2761ss6-
Bri ho1se Snd lot On St. Clair Street, near Bona,
good fruit, WataT gas, &C A very desirable prop
erty to rent or for homestead -, -.
/ Frame HOUSE aud lot 439 Kin man Street, s2xso0
i good well Of water fruit, bnrns to. Terms easy
Also lot in resr Of above on Orange street s21lS
dtsiTsbie house snd lot in Hudson to exchange FOL
| city property.
l62, good fruit and We'll. Price $3.50.
FABMs FOR SALE.
Il acres to miles from the City, about 40 reds frou
Euclid-5t., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House end Barn. well stocked with Fruit Of al
kinds Price 8, ,0O0.. Terms to suig purchaser.
As acres in euclid, miles from the city timbered
new house, pT1ce ~ p5r acre Terms cay
Farm in NeWburgh, five miles IRON tn CITY,
acres tfmbered, IS acres improved, snail Jrsm
house, good barn and COW stP bic, stream Of DSya
falling water and email orchard. -
1850 Acres, on which is bed OF Iron ORE, 80 miif
above Lanrcsse- would exchange.
10 Acres in Brooklinl White frame HOUSE. too
21S AcresOa spangler Aysnnei brick house, narol
lgs LCres il Independsn-s, p acres improved, ba
| auDa timber. Price GlU pfr acre ocs1f
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Strong 4 Armstrong, and, Benton BtsR.
3 Co, Wholesale Agents.
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Stfsa
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FAEMs FOR SALE,

n IIIILH, UHhIEH IN hEAU
A, ESTATE, Rsilroad and othey stocks; Hss on
hRnd large lot Of Ferns and Farming La14e %
tbs State, Iowa HiscOnsiB and llinol9.
srOnlos over No. 90, south eide Of Pub. sauAre.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27
BY TELEGRsAp PHI
TO THE FREEM NJ

New NoRK, Oct &C. The r. mes ! adquar-
tiers army OF the Potomac disp tch died oath
saws the rebel infantry recrosse the L ppahan-
mock this morning upon two Ipntoon bridges,
near the Orange 4 Alexandria rAllroe bridge,
driving back General Greggs cavalry division,
which lost heavily.
The rebels had short engagement with two
brigadcs Of our infantry The enemy cow oc-
cupy a line, the left OF which rests neal Beverly
ford, and crossing the railroad near Beaton
Stati and extending toward Stafford Court
House
Col. Devens' brigade of Gen. BufOrd's com
mand had severe fight this morning near
Bealon Station The rebels showed only in.
lanlry 10 the front To-day portions OF Buiord :
and Gregg cavalry divisions were engaged with
the rebel cavalry and infantry, and we're driven
back to Liberty beyond Bealton Station.
The main portion of our army is lying quiet
and there is no immediate prospect oil d forward
movement.
This morning II g SIh Pennsylvania cavalry
held the right Of our advance at Freeman 4
ford on the Rappahannock. When the attack
was made, squadron OF cavalry was held IN
reserve behind the dismounled skirmlshcrs OF
each regiment We Inflicted considerable dam
age on the rebels.
LATER.
Oct. 25. Gradually the army is being strength
ened by the arrival of soldiers from the con-
script, conyaescent and parole camps. Officers
absent are returning, and but lew iurloughs
granted. More cavalry men have come out to
day from the dismounted camp, and Others are
expected tomorrow. Infantry movements 9TH
er than chonges OF camp, amount to nothing
NASHVILLE, Oct, 70. There is no news Of i'm
p0rtance from ChattanooRa. Gen. Hooker 4
force has crossed the Tennessee river and fight
ing was reported yesterday. The river is rising
and is several feet deep on the Shoals.
There have been no arrivals by the river
Rosencrans left Tor Cincinnati at noon.
New YoRK, Oct %. Tho Ifibune's Wash
ington dispatch says there are various slgni
that our armies are about 10 assume the offensive
along the whole line, and there are good
grounds for the hope that the campaign soon tC
commence will not close till large accossion'
national Hag.
Gen. Grant has assumed personal command o
the veteran army ut Chattanooga.
Gen Meade has been assured that the army
Of the Potomac must find a fight, III not undel
bis command, under that Of some other General
Gen Burnside is in a position in which hi
can assist either of t. ESQ two great armies, ant
has recently shown how effectively he can co
operate.
Gen Foster is the man to make Richmond
trembc before rapid movement up the Pc
ninsula.
Similar activity prevails at all poiat. wher
our forces are staff ned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27

lNDEsTRucTlBLE BURIAL CAsEs.--W have ex.
amined some of Lyman's patent lndtstructible
Burial Cases now for sale by j, V. BabCock &
Co., in this place. They are made of wood, but
are coated with powdered rock crystal. Several
coatings Of this are applied 1t is impervious to
moisture or AIR and the joints are so put to.
gether as to be impervious to air. lndestrueti-
bleness is thus secured and of course with that oil
the good qualities of the metallic burial Baskets.
Th ey are sold, however, for about the same
price as black walnut cases.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for November is o,
ceived. contaiusariices by Longfellow, o. w
Holmes, Prof Agassiz, James Russell Lowell
Henry ID. Thoreau, TX Marvel Charles Sumner,
and other literary celebrities, and is an unusually
interesting number.
HARPER's MONTHLY for November contains It's
usual interesting variety Of articles editorial mis-.
celany, and comic pictures.
THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY for November
contains articles from the pens Of Hon. F. P. Stan.
ton, Lieut.. Il. Phelps, Prof Andrew Textbook
Mrs. Martha w. Cook, DIR. MaCgowan, and other
well known writer's.
These three Monthlies deserve much more
extended notes than we are able to give them al
this time. Wecan only generally commend them
to our readers as excellent reading.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27
Whs 4xta.ketg,
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Oct. az

At Market 1854 Cattle about 400 Beeyes and b4 Stores
consisting OF workins Oxen. Mich Cows andoue, two
and three years old.
tBeef-EKtis IS 90 to $50 nrst quality
$50 to 40 I'd s6,75 to $685. Sd, 900 40.
Working oxen-s7O to 100
Cows and oalves-t26 to 30
Warnings to 1900 two years old, SIS 90 to 90
90 three years DID, $24OO to 26OO.
Sheep aud Lambs-I210 st market prices In lots % 90
to 3,25 each extra, s3,75 to AS
Spring Lambs-3,l0 to 425.
Hides-s to prlb. Tall9w-7i Ssprlb.
Veal Cslves-l2c to lac per b. Calf sklnsl2 &c pr ID
Pets 81 80 to go each.
Remarks-Theie not quite many cattle at marke
this week as last and the scarcity ef continues
Prices full high The number Of sheep and lambs
about the same, aud paices quite as high.
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L1reGu j.. i, GrQenau
MONTPELIER, VT.
tuesday forming, October "a, 1868.
The ChristMn Cammlaaiol1.

The Christaa Commission.
The United States Christian Commission com
neneed its existence 10 New York, Nov. 10th,
k6l, a o convention Of delegates from tho
folpg Mems Christian Association. Tie OBJ
H., as then declared, and as since faithfully
~ a,red to, WIS 10 promote the spiritual and
tmporal welfare Of the officers and men Of the
Inlted States army and navy, in corporation
viii ChaplaIus and others. Tie Commission
sYu after mes ia Washna ton am was organ
b. A plan Of operations was arranged, and
IN appreciation and oommlndation Of the Pres.
B.ne, Secretary Of War and Secretary Of the
H. were s-ourod. Since that moment tie
commission Hiss been ongagod IL lis work, truly
~ labor Of love. Christian men, ministers,
n.rehanta lu"yels surgeons and Others have
gwen their services freely, and the grand ami
bae¢ operations Of the Commission have
@ried blessed ministratlons 10 tens of thous-
a. Of our soldiers 10 camp in hospital and
o. the battlefield. In an appeal foe help, issue !
N spring, tLs Commission sa'd
" Ihe Christian commission ragarSS our
W. ar'9J ~ "''" 49, IVY Do'" ova'e' a'p
Immoral and .plritual Bodily reliel n suffsr-
n men Is important and imperative without
y, religious administrations are IN VAN aua Il
49, 2 n,l I',i, ,4 onS c1o,t and sends
rliel to he X and wounded and destitute,
BY every one NJ Ike del gates.
hslisl2us instruction ana oonsoia.''u aIo
'restid., l,d,y +anl. do.. uot IoTget lGa. God
made men hrng souls o. i've by l!is own precious
Wori, and thai there s noee other name gwen
INC He"''n' ah 'H5'. ven ""1'eoy We 80 Dc
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MONTPELIER MARKET, Oct. &c.

PAovsIoss.-Butter, q to 25 Cheese lltolsi Lard
l2tOt Tslow Il. Dried Apple toll. Eggs, 10 cent.
Potatoes 40 to 3d. Beans, ,Oo 100 West India su-
gars, IL III. Peas, $l,o0 to 1850
0nious-tO,OO. Apples-s0,Oo 10 900 per Dbl.
FLorA-. Extra, s7,I5 to 500. Double Extra ts,25 to
$50. super.EItrs 100 to 1000.
GRAIN AND RAT.-ccrn, tl,l2 Oats, IS Herdsgrass
Seed to 26 per bashel Clover II to Il per pound
Hay, 50 to $ per ton. Rye, $780,
AIsoILLAsKous-Dry and green hard wood 20 to 90
Shingles, $500 to 1850. woo-common 80 to 70. Bark
90 TO 4, 90 per cord. Nails 5,25. to $50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27
g-Dls0.

Drp, At Montpelier, Oct a. 1888, Matilda c. Hsrgn,
aged II years, 3 months and lG days.
In Greenboro August lTh, oftyphoid ever, Mr. Hiram
Rice, aged 20 years He was member Of Go !, 10Th
Vermont Regiment.
Died 10 Moeiown, Sept 10Th, 1868, VIM II. son Of HI
ram Hathaway, aged eighteen years, two months, and
tea days.
Died in Norihneld, July 9sth 1868, sally Emerson,
wife Of Grace Emerson, aged 80 years.
In underhtl Of Consumption, mrs. Mary W. Burdick,
wife Il A. I, Bu,d icE, ". D., aged 80 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27
BOSTON MARKET, Oct "a.

RouT.-Weslern, 900 TO lO75.
PorK.--prime, s12,5o to $50 Mess, 1900 to 1900
Beef sl2OO 1900 Lard, III to IS. Hams ~ to lie
Hogs dressed, 90 to co.
Butter % to % Cheese u tolt. Eggs 80 to q. Pc
tstoes 81 to 200, Dried Apple o. to ".
Beans $3.50 to s2,75. Peas sl,OO to sl,lO.
Herds grass seed s2,2S to s2,!5 olover,1i tosi.
Starch 10 u Talow, to loi.
Wool Full Blood Merino, u to u Threeourhs blood
10 to "a HalEblood IS to 70 Common % to 10.
Corn l,0& l,l5. Oats SO to 90. Rye l,2O.
Hops is to 20.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27

STATE OF vERMUNT,I In Probate court, held a
II. NpoLPH DnrHrer, S. Randolph, within and for said
District, on the 22d day Of Octobsr, A. u, 1855
AN Instfument pupofng 10 be the last VIII and Tes-
a lament Of samuel Perrin, late Of Randolph, In
said Distnc deceased peg presented 10 The Cosl, by
samuel PERRIN the executor therein named lot Pfobaie
n h ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear session Of said Court to
be holden al The Probate ONE, IN Brookheld ont lin
day of November A. d. 1858, and show cause, any they
NAV have aganst Probate OF said win fof which pur-
nose IL is further ordered that copy OF the record u this
order he bshed three weeks excessively in The Green
Mou ain Fireman. printed at Montpelier, previous TO
said time appointed fo hearing.
true copy Of record,
e49w3 Attest i. Il. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27

uy Members Of the Legislature, and others In wan, Of
nice oval FRArEs for Photographs alta reasonable price,
are requested TO call st heDonads Picture frame Rooms
Head Of state Street, over J. e. fmerJ Furniture Store
where they cannot help finding frames TO suit Also
good supply Of the Union card frames for card Photo
graphs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27

CAmErs.-A great trade is carried on through
these times Of high prices, by the New England
Carpet Company, of Boston See their adver-
tisement in to.day's paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27
Testimonials 10 the Vaiue OF
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER, Der. ~ 1853.
Having witnessed the effects Of the ~ Nitrous 0ryd
Gas in the extracting u teeth by Dr w. Comegys take
pleasure in stating that think II one of the greatest i'm
provemens oithr age The application Of science fort the
relief ot paip It's u-e REGARD Ear preferable tina Of
Ether or Choroiom, while the eef from pain Is just as
entire as that Of Ether Choroform It Is free from lhos
depressing nauer tai often follow their com
mend It's use as safe ana relief from pain those
who wish to have teeth extracted and retain pleasing
associations connected with the operation.
". II. II. RICHARDSON, ID.
DR.. JoEH NJ CoNEGYs.
Dtdr ar Having witnessed the effect Of the
Nitrous oxyd Gas administered by you for the relief Of
pain In the extraction Of teeth, fully concur in the
statement above made by Dr. Richardson
further state that this Gas has long been known to
scientific men, and has oen been administered by Pro-
fessors Ard Lectures, In all Colleges as pleasant
AID amusing experiment More recently It has been ex-
ensiyely usedby Dentists In ious part Of the Coun-
try for relief Of pain in the extraction OF teeth no 10
Jury from s use ever having been reported. have
hestancy in saying that believe & to be the safest and
best agent al present known the Prol ou for ender-
Ing the system insensble pain under dental 'urgi-
cal operations.
Barton. VI, Oct a. 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-27

nEsubseribers having appointed bythe Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District OF Washinglon Com,
demands of all persons against The Estate OF keuten
Hawks late of Moretosn, In said District, deceased
represented insolyent and thetefm OF sh monn, rom
ths 9th Aay Of October 1853 bang allow ed by said Cour
n the creditors deceased eIhb and prove Their
claims give notice hat we wattend
he duties Of our appoint ~ the swelling house Of
orow Duton Ia Moetewn, Ia said District, on the last
Tuesday Of December and March neIt at one O'Clock In
the afternoon, on each Of said days.
Wv HIRAM JONES, com,,.
FREEMAN Parker,
waitsdeld, Oct, 81, A d. 1888 SJwsf