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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22

conceived the idea Of appropriating some Of tho
inside work for their own comfort and benefit
Before their depredation5 were discovered, they
had completely torn Out the inside Of the house
and destroyed 1t for use The pulp. was en-
tlrely taken away, the seats were removed, tho
doors, windows, CASING, and everything that
could be used in any conceivable way to build a
shanty," was taken. Nothing but the bare
brick walls was left IL was TO bad, not only
on account OF the destruction Of property, ami
spelling the place that we had intended to use
ourselves in an appropriate way for religious
worship, but on account OF the good name o.
the try ops, for citizens had acknowledged to the
General that no troops ever qulrtered in that
place, had been more orderly than the Vermont
troops. The General was indignant when be
heard what they had done, and would gladly
have made restitution, but that was beyond his
power.
| was sitting in the Office that morning when
an aged and very respectable looking citizen
came 10, hat in hand, to the General. Lie ap
peared to be much aggreyed, and he had good
reason to DO. lie said no had come to plead in
behalf Of his church which the soldiers were
destroying. lie said he had helped to build
that church, was q member of it, and he seemed
to regret most deeply that any harm should have
come to it. The General told him that stop
should be put to the sacrlegous work INN d.
ately, and sent guard there at once for that
purpose. Everything that was taken away was
ordered to be brought back without delay and
replaced but it was too late 1t was beyond the
power of man to replace the broken up material,
or repair the damage. The boys have been 80
long accustomed to appropriate any unoccuPed
building near their camp, to any use that their
comfort or convenience suggested, that lis hard
work to make them respect an empty house, If
it is church, when they need the lumber to
make them comfortable shantes," as they
thought they did then.
There appears to DO no particular signs Of our
leaving here at present. don know but that
we are as likely to stay here as anywhere.
Everything is quiet, and no enomy is near. 1t
is hardly possible that the rebels will try to get
another whipping here this fall, and it Is hardly
likely, either, that we shall go very far to chas-
tlsc them any more. 1t won'tp1y now they have
no more artillery or baggage wagons to capture.
But OF this you can guess about as well in your
home 10 Vermont, as you could il you were here.
There is nothing of Importance going % here
now, if there should be, should DO pleased to
let you hear from me again. Yours truly,
ANTrREBaL
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Railroads., 81.
Versa DXSs Cemsrs amd suisi-
van aAa.aTcads.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commtncu5 AoreD,jer l4h, lSG4


Lsav- Montpelier sl0A.M.,2u0Es.and IUO0tA
AZ All Facts lelvfs ST. Aldans at6,ljA.M.. Hufiinf.
VI ton 100 A. ~, enueoting at Wolfe River Jgnrtl
and BELOW FAILS WA trains for ostun, Worcester sr.
aud with Vermont Nstrj q. R.tof Springfield and NHh
York, Arrvinrin ev iora ai ln,lat =.
DAY E1rRKss Tauv leaves usasnstnrrh AZ $50 A.
NJ Monttea, al SEQ Ncust'a tplulat 10 as A. NJ f.t
Boston, Troy and New York.
NlaH1 ErrRE,, rR,Nl leaves OsieRsbufeat II 90 An,
M,nueal at 3.l5 ,. ~ Rou,es fo.At at5i5F y. arrt-
ins AZ Bosonat s,4O NJ, cunnsciUg 10 Bellows Fai
Vermont valley Tor a riughei &C., sns 4rfivHg
New Yofk 90 ~ 3lr. N.
realms Cotug Eorth rrt 81
Leave Montpelier at IA An. II 90 a. n. H3tF r9art
20 rs,
p.y ExPura Tnatv leaves Boston a. 90 . ~, VIA
howe. Tor burlington, Mt !, urdrubutEh, Chicago
aud the Nest, making close connections.
NAit TRMN leaves Nn>tuh az 100 4, 4. via Lswel
White Iivcr junction at 80 re-. q Bitlngua Mont
lael and ugdcnsburh.
fCct AuopAftrt 1HAiN leaves hosihrt 40 10 20 4. ~
and Burlington u - ?. A., iet Rouse Point
Usut ExrRNst fRAtN tAyes bellows rails "a 10 90 "
fsreylnr passenger from Ncrmunt valley q. H.toavi
Nss York atl2.l5 ?. ~. and from Cheshire q. b.
lssvtag Boston az 5l5 p. NJ connecting 40
White Riyst function with train ltavinf bostou Il
SOlr. ~, arriving at tunEttp at $40 a. ~, REFUSES
Point ut 2, 4. ~, Montreal "a 80 N.and Ogieus-
bursh az l290 y. The Mai Trin $ land ESrts,
train North connect with passumpse Road.
SIrtpnR cars are attached to puih lhe might trpr ~
.raiss ming between 6ousa's Point aId Aas.ln aGd
Roa se's pptt And prihr0td.
rnuugh rc.rir "a 1hitaE, eudths Nss fcrEi -
sHssp aa,leni
8 s-haas 81. Nov a, -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22

A Mon DISPERSED by A JoKE-When an
officer of the Government Of the Revolution,
the first Napoleon had been ordered out to
dispense a mob of rioters. Having drawn up
his soldiers aud some guns across the street, he
awaited their advance. They at length up.
peared, sweeping down on him and his party
like q roaring torrent. The artillerymen
with their port.6tes, stood ready at his sig.
nal to pour showers OF grape into tho body Of
the mob. Unwilling to shed blood he stepped
out from his men to reason with the suffering
and misguided people, aud soon found himself
pisapis with their head, yirago Of 3 woman,
whose appearance presented remarkable
contrast to his own. She was enormously fat /;
while he, always very little, was at that time
80 thin, as we'll as small, that he was known by
the sObri9ust Of "Ls Petit Corporal" He
demonstrated with the lady, she replied with
volleys Of abuse, telling him that while she
and other honest, hard.working people were
starving, such idle fellows us he aud his SOL
diOrs were fsttening on the best in the land
With that eagle eye and remarkable prompn-
tude which aiterward turned the late Of many
a battlefield, Napoleon saw at once the weak
point Of his adversary's position lie paused
till she was out of breath, then taking of his
hat, be bowed to tho mob aud placing his
own thin figure beside that of bis fat oppo.
nent he asked them to say whether the good
lady or he looked most like starving As
happens in moro respectable assemblies than
mobs, and elsewhere than in witty France, a
good humorcd joke won the day, aud the poo.
pie, fer the time at least quietly dupersod.-
Good Words.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22

CHARLES LAMBS AUToBIoGRApHY-Chlr
Lamb, born in the Inner Temple, 10Th FEBRUARY,
ITS; educated in Chrlst's Hospitals; afterwards
clerk in the accountants Office, Gls;lnda House
pensoned off from that service 1925, alter thirty
three years service is now gentleman at large
can remember few specialtes in his life worth
noting except that he once caught q swallow hy-
ing (teSfe sud mdau.) Below the middle stature
cast Of face slightly Jewish, with no Judac tinge
in his compIexional religion stammers abomna-
bly,, and is therefore more apt to discharge his oc
casiona conversation in quaint aphorsm, or 6
poor bubble, than in set and edi'yng speeches
has consequently bsen hbelled Us person always
aiming at wit; which, as he told dull fellow
that charged him With it, is at least as good as
aiming at dizziness. A small eater, but not drink
er coniesses a Partially for the production Of
the luniper-berry was a fierce smoker OF ,obao
co, but may be resembed to volcano burnt out,
emitting only now and then a casual puff Has
been guilty Of obtruding upon the public tale
in prose, called "Rosamend Cray dramatic
sketch, named " John Woo iili Farewell
Ode to Tobacco" With sundfy other poems and
light prose matter, collected in two slight crown
octavos and pompously christened his works,
tnouBn III lsCt tne1 NeIe hl1 ItSISaslousi aud MS
true works may be found on the shelves Of Lea
denhall street, filling some hundred foos lie is
also the true Ella whose essays are extant IN a
little work, published year or two since, rather
better known from that name without meaning
than from any thing he has done, or can hope tc
do, in his own. lie was also the first to draw the
public attention to the old English dramatists
10 work called Specimens OF English dramati,
writer's who lived about the time OF Shakespeare
published abou, fifteen years since. In short, al
his merits and dement's to set forth would tax,
to the end Of Mr. Upcott's book, and then not b.
told truly, lie died in --lS-, much Ia
msnted.
Witness his hand, CHARLES LAMB.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
D.. " "a, 7lFRWIN q co,
Ne 6t Liberty street, New 1orl
10 ftANN < GA. Narfnr fIar Va A~.suf
The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Are.

DR Kennedy, of EoNbery Macs hss di.cey.r,d ia
~ one of our common posture weeds remedy that
cures EVERY KIND on uuMuE FROM THE
WORST sCNOl VA 10 4 CuNNON rtMrLu
lot,les are war; nted o. nursing sore mouth
1toa ao,iies will cure lhe worst Kind Of p,mplea ON
he iacs
gio bottles VIII clear IRE .y.' M ac bois
boi'ies are warranted 10 cure the WORT canker In
the uouth and eirm sch
9tob bottle, warranted to cure hs worst case Of
erysipelae
ii62bolue' aSo warranted to car. all humor In the
eyu
2 bottle. are warranted 20 cure running ai ne ears
nt tltrhts lm1HR the hair
4b6bg'ties warranted Go cure corrupt and running
olos.
bottle unl cure sea ,rapuons q ihestia.
4UfS to'tls aic Nartn,ci 90 cure the worst eases
of finrWufn.
2,faboii'ts arr Warranted 20 cure TIE ao dancer.
Cus ease n unatrn.
9ofi beitles afe warranted 90 curetalt fheun
B tu tottu wi'l care ihe W. s. cet fsr ota.
1908 tlts ore warranted o. uuT1 ,he worst se Of
NYafTsia. know by the Nf,rtnvn uf thousards That
hat lsva caused cankor Ia the stomach.
h2 hoJles Gre warranted % cur. aek tpiiache.
lto3 hUtl,s are WARRANTED 50 eEls.sa p,4uve plate
OF The bowels.
Q 2boa.ei will regulate ali detuug,u sut, OF The
klirsYs.
10 bottle, will eire the worst cstcs n diorsy.
to hniHta have cured The worst eases nf titles a
relief is alWsyt oeptfeHe d. What @ mercy t. 70, ne.
llri iH iuch an eAcfuCiaias diitan D. following The
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NEhI, EutJLh OINTMENT aud HEALING
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ratufe, exteHi ettd thai lu afrn root IL perfectly
aHd lfrHsnsHtlf so Mannia u-ni kf ubfALD
khhN kl !, No. J. ~ e .f.. ~ Street a.1 urr. Nss.
ftise 81. iW salt u ail pfuggil,L italjim
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
Poetry.
From Harper's Weekly.
May 9th. 1854.

How beautiful was earth that day
This far blue sky had lot a cloud
The river rppled on It's way,
Singing sweet songs aloud.
The delicate beauty Of the spring
Peryaded all the murmuring air
II touched with grace the meansst thing,
And made it very fair.
The blithe birds darted TO and fro,
The bees were hummlng round he hive,
30 happy in that radiant glow
SO CAD to be alive
And : Ny heart was calmly blest;
knew sisr the war.oloud rolled
Lur d and dark, in Aerce unrest,
Laden with woes untold.
But on that day my fears weTs stiled
The very air breathed was Joy
The rest and peace my soul that filed
Had nothlrg Of alloy.
As ra1nd our humble cottage home
moved, on household tasks intent,
Glad thoughts Of days when he should come
To bless me, with me went.
Our little girl came late from school
Laden with buds and blossoms sweet,
That nesting in the forest cool,
Had thither lured her feet.
| took the flower he loved the best,
The Arbutus-fairest child Of May
And with its perfume half oppressed,
Twined many lovely spray,
About his picture on the wall
His eyes wer on me all the WHILE
And when / had arranged them all
thought he seemed TO smile.
0 Christ, be pltiful That hour
Saw him fall bleeding on the sod
And while toyed with leaf and flower
His soul went up 10 God !
For him one pang-and hen crown
For him the laurel heroes wear;
For him name whose long renown
Ages shall onward ar,
For me the cross without the crown
For me the drear and lonely life
God Ny sun, not his went OWN
On that red field Of strife.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22

Or L.DIXS
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
81 kua4coti street, HOetoni Mass,
ID orroupel that a isrts never see or hear each on
MI luaolleot, The oSLY entrance TO he Office IS No
having no connection wan ~, feHIdehoe' eohHe
iurnty u0 family interruption 30 thal on no account
IAN any person hesitate appJinb at Ais once
DR. DIX
,lity GSaeHland itcauuot .e c0utrad,oed except by
susUbs. VINO Wlli -ay or d. anything even le9uI'
lcm.alies iuIJse aTor pauentsl That he
q raE Only REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN an
FEsrisse iN Rosioh
SIXTEEN YEARS
.pr4gpd IA trra tnt OF Special Diseases, fact 10 well
tuJwn o. many C;ltpfi Publishers Merchants hott
r9pri.tots so, th4t He Is muoh recommended, and
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
b avoid and escape Imposition o. Foreign ana Ma
Ne Quloks more Hlm1ynSin 30Jon than other large
.tes. n,,
roudy refers % Professors ahd respectable Physician
many Of whom consult i'm ln critical cales because
81 ti- Acknowledged sfiil ana reputation al!aineo
lhr8ugh I'D pg experience pfa.tiIe and observation
AFFLICTED AND uNFoRIUNArEl
b NOT robbed andadl 20 our su1erngs in being de
d,yed thelyiug boasts Misrepresentation false prom
1885, and prctcrHouf ~
FOREIGN hND NATIVE QUACkS,
who know utie0 the nature and character of spcca
Disco and LF7H a 90 their cure some exhibit forged
Diploma 81 Institutions Or College, winch never x
strd n any pur 9t thr Wo 10 others exhibit Diplo
mas OF the ue5t. nov obtained Unknown not only
4ssImlu ana advertising ln names d those Inserted d.
.he pi mas. tr. % mr.her uar impos ion assum'
uaues OF oier most csie0futed Y.iUiaus long since
lead. he.ta.r b. a-teitr4 of
CuACk NuSIRuN MAKERS,
through faece.t cate. an. references and reeommen
Haiti et rtticiDrs bytl. 1,HI IS 10 cannot es
IAe.r imposition. topi nom Medot Booze much tAa'
written Vi tAc lmA'es And alreb o. different hefu'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
CHEROKEE INJECTIoN


CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great indian niurstio. cures
y an diseases Of ,he urinary organs such IS lncout'
nenee Of the Urine lnhAm nation n the Bladder lnham
nation Il The kiln -, Stone 10 ne Bladder, Strc.urt.
Gravel, Gleet, Gonorrh@ and especially recsmm nded
in those cases u Fluor Aous OR Whites IN frnale)
where an the old nAu'cous medlcineihA failed
prepared In highly concentrated form, the dose
only being from one 70 tv3 lea'pooufuls ihree times ~
day.
iisdlurcuc and Alternative In Ia action purifying
and cleansing the blood, causing 10 90 flow iu all Of
s gnal purity and yigor thus removing from the
system all pernieioas causes which have Induced DIS
ease
Cherokee Injection IL Intended as an ally or assistant
10 the Cherokee Remedy and should be used Ia c9uunc.
ton with that Medicine In all u e norrhm, elect,
Fluor Albus Whites rs effects are healing soothing
nd demuoent removing all sea Ding, heat, chloride d
path instead Of The harnlug and almost suddrabe pain
that Is experienced with ucafly all the cheap qnack 90
jections.
By the u'c Of the Cherokee Remedy andChsrokes In.
jeoton-tfc Two medicines at tie same tims--al I'm
properdschargc removed and the weakened or an
are speedily restored 10 fall ylgorand strength.
For full particulars st our pamphlet from any drug
Store In the Country, write us, and will mail free
toany address, fulltreAiiso
Price Cherokee Remedy, s2psr bott', or hree bottles
Ter S5
Prc,, Cherokee Injection per bottle, or three bottle
s,ni b. Express 10 any ad rs,s on receipt OF price
soldby all Druggists every where,
The Cherokee kemtdy, Cherokee tfje,tion and Cher
oke' Cure, are sold oy sll en- crprsus urutgi O. he
civilized world Some unprinopled dealers, however,
Try 20 sell worthless compounds IN % &c e these those
which they can purclstr 40 chr Sp prizes, and make
more money by selling than they can on these mtdl-
cues As you value yeur health, aye tho De aith Of
your uigre clipping. tu rot be deceived hy sgch an
ptircped Druggists, AK Tor those urdietes and take
no otlcis II tic Druggists viii not huy them Tor you,
enclose The MONEY in letter and vtwl ftud them 10
lou rs XIress, securely salei and packed 'r-e from
observation,
Ladies' or Gentlemen can address US IN perfect cont
dercs stating fully and plainly their diseases and sym
toms, asWe treat all disess OF chronic nature IA
male tmAr. Patients need not hesitate because q
their ina hiy O. visit al as We have treated patients
successfully in all 20 tious 4 the civilized fl.hs b.
correspondence.
Patients addressing MS viii please state plainly All
The syt ms e their complaints and write fostti
County state AMI name Of writer plain, ana ineloao
postage stamp Tor reply.
We send or 20 cage pamphlet fec to any address.
Address ELL letters Tor pAmphutor alyct 20 he pro-
rrictots,
D.. " "a, aiFRwIN & co,
Ne 6t Liberty street, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
miscellaneous.
NILES PATENT
IMPROVED MEAg CUTTER

AGE NJ OHM
fHlS Machine has he following advantages over aII
3 other Cylinder Meat cutters
1st. j. is much mole simple In its Construction mere
are hu four different parts inside Of hs Machine ull "
which be ly taken OF, separated, cleaned anu
replaced, consequently there s 40 place about the VIA
chine where The juices Of meat eau hld olEmeh
and become rancid
g. The fingers The arbor are 30 arranged mat IHey
shear close the kny when the Machine II noperauon
cutting the meat cleany and evenly leaving no Strings
Instead Of tearing apart, az Is the case WIN otler w
ibder Machines
3D. The knives are firmly held In their pltref-at one
end by the block Of IRON which they ~ CAST ana az
the ohsr end BY he grooves The lfb)f masing 1t I'M
possible for one g. break while out ing meat,
4th The Machine Will cut meat more rapidly thAh
other Machines and with less power Tor Tie qnnly CUT
Directions for Use
Cat the meat Ia pieces Or srios and feed Il regularly
into tue h0ppsri when he maeal1e is fuit Will begin Go
discharge.
AIT the neat to be cul has a been ~. INTO PIE hop
per, put aome OF the mtrcc meat that he meat re-
naming 10 he Machine upcl. mby DO ,raed under Ihe
outtsrs.
Prices.
No, J. Family siS,, q.
e" For lakers and Hotels, ga
" For Butchers and Provision De Terra ".
" with gears, couutcnhaft, fly wheel, STEEL
plate and iron platform comp exc, 40 o.
Win gears, 10, complete, ~ y,
Mines, ManuIactutug Company 81, 50 and 81 Levi.
street, New York.
" SIND FDR oga lLLUsrRrEp CIRCULAR
We want good cAnyassing agent III every county
MAF3jUanl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
Manhood how LOST, haw Rcslerl

just published new 90 ton Of DR.. CuivcrW 81
Celcbrated Essay on the radical cure (HitHe..
lcine) OF spcrmattorhpa, ur Seminal Nehkht
unhry Seminal Losses, lmpottncy, Mental sHd A'
lnoopaoity, lmpediments o. Marriage etc. also
sumption, Epilepsy and fits, in0uccd hy self iHa1'
or t,xual eNtrayagal
ay Price IN y Sealed Envelope only cts
The celebrated author, Ga this admirable Essay
demonstrates from thir years succtgtt u tlH.
that the alarming e0usequ noes Of self Attle D.
radically cured without the dangerous u5t 90 los
medicine, or the application VI tht kuif -pen.h ty
mode ~ cure at ono. simple, ocrain AND tb. IlU.5
means Of which every sufferer, 10 matter what ga
dtuon may be, may cure himself cheaplys lfNa'''
radically.
~ This Lecture should be IN o. haads oi t
onth and every man In the lamb llt
sent undet seal, tn plain envelope, 60 any s.5
post paid, on the receipt OF six cents, or Two te'
stamp address. the publishtr,
CuAs dc. KitNE B co.. .t
~ nowerY. Now Noft. ro.- OMr1 ~. 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
NATIONAL BANK or SPRINGFIELD, VT

ALL RE5PECrAB.E BANKS AND BANKERS
arough ID. the country Wal give further Inf rmaton and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY o SUBSCRIBER
IN. Vermont Biak, honpeiisr viii receive sabser p
lions ,rl deliver ,h.se b3alsi free oi expen'e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22

But aside from an hs advantage ", hav, enumerated,
special Act OF Consrcss ertnp's al j0aiS md TiaHry
notes from ocqi toraoa ON lie Average, hil ey mp-
ton is worth about two per cent per annum, according
to the rate Of taxation 10 various parts " The country
Hisbei,yed th,t no Securities eT-r so great induce
ments to leader a. those issued by ihe government Ia
all other forms Of indebtedness he fai.h or abiy o.
prlye parties stock companies or sep.r commu-
mixes only is pledged for raynet' while ite whole
property Of the country Eed the discharge
Of All the obligations Of IA uuitei States
While tie government Offers the mos. liberal terms for
its loans II believes th4tths very strongest appeal viii
be to the loyalty and patriotism Of the people,
Up 20 The 81 Of sept,mber h. subscriptions to tAis
loan amounted 10 oy.r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
7 ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. /
ARMS aud LEGS.
J P.4LuER'S P.ATE.ATS.

4 ow prepared TO furnish the cele5rat- Palmer Ar
t.hcial LcC," also tht Iiuco In Arm which hsf
o.ytd tesp 81 mp oyal Of government Tor soldiers.
The Palmer Leg b. 700 witIs nOWu 20 rtqu 10
special mention. Sodie are entitled to " fImcr
Leg or % " Lincoln Arm Without charge BY a~plY-
ing TO q o. oiicr or 20 Or A .icLaIen, heaca fi-
rector No. bu a Oh sts they Wil ecalye the order
The Lincoln trm De- seteiytd VITA great favor by all
who H. aud orders se received from all Ia-ts Of
the Union.
.uRular iao' connection with the mmerss u.li-
tary denlaad which e-n psoluced by the present
war, will satisfy a WHO leo ire limbs OF he valua o.
these inventions Acc0f ing 20 me statistical u Z
the Me- Dir ctr for T. ttUh and vicinity, OF limbs
supplied TO sold en- by government,
ALL but TWO CAsFs HAVE nrES UsH SIND ~
PALMER & co.
More convincing proof Of the pr. ctlcd ya'us Of the
limbi referred 20 cannot be presented.
Tho fiLNtR ARTIFICIAL Ina - n the ghtest,
most durable, most cont riaJe he weatot, and
natural In iisapl carunce, than anything OF The kind
ever constructed Nv human xii
over Fius Thautard Of the PALMER ARTIFICIAL
Las are now iu u-e orders ore frequrn ly fseeved
from Europe, India, Wet ln.ia Islands ard south
America
Palmes appliances fr Shortened Limb, have so.
quired Worldwide celebrity. hdiudaat uAS hsrs not
waited for thirty y'dis haze tsen completely restored
Pamphlets coanining ,ull information sHlto all AZ
plicants. Address
y. FRANK PALMER,
fCsrc American Artificial Limb Company
F89m3 u Green Street, Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22

Artemus Ward is joker, any way you take
him. An enterprsiug townsman, Mr sawyer
wrote 10 him for odrit De risiis to place in the
f" gallery Of patrons OF the American Pastiles
which Mr.. 4. makes This morning the follow.
ing reply was received from Artemus
Donwoarn Hall,
New York, Nov. llth 1864 !
Mr. DHAs Sta You mas U.s. my carte de RS.
ls in any way you chooe', except giving 1t 10
yoer choi Of police ia rather he should n, have
il. remember your PAstillaa. They're hrsi-
rate. Lecturers, clergymen, orators and mus.
derers ought to keep box on hand oil the time
II murdsrers would use them habi.ually fmight
save them from the gall0vs--ihe glllow1 Is
,Aroot complaint, believe and yea advertise
that they'll cure " throat difficulties don't you
| am having grea. sucoss with thy Mormon Pic.
orial Entertainment here. have run four
weeks 20 crowded houses. and the probabilities
are shall run here all Winter.
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ARTElUS WARD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DERSONs needing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, can have
L them az almost any price
The iolioNingi LIST OF our prices
For two sets, (uppcr and uudorJ 5000
4" " 1000
50 % D. 90
Also. $50 s35 and S40
Those requiring bu. sel have for one-hall #
any Of the above prices
ALL THE WORK Is WARRANTED.
Filling WeA done, and at reasonable prices.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS
used in extracting We have as good Medical Authority
rs New York City FURNISH for saying tits FRLE FROM
DAgaEA
Bear in mind that all work done at this Office ID wU-
raHted
CAL and examine work at our different prices before
engaging elsewhere
COMEGYs & FULLER, Dentists,
STATE Street, Montpelier.
July1 1854