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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-08
The Great American Tea Company
vESEY STREET, NEW YORK,
Since its organization, has created new era in The
history OF

Since its organization, has created era In the
history OF
SELLING TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY.
LII our cas- are selected bya Profess ona faster
n expressly aud exclusively Tor US. aud we never
charge Two Gents (02 Cent per poun above cost
for riginal packages.
We have but one Price to every Que for each quali
y, and that price IL always marked on each ample
package at our store In plain figures
We issue q Monthly Price List OF cur Teas which
will be sent Tree to oil who order tive advise every
Tea Seller 10 see Il II compromises full assortment
selected for every locality in the States Provinces South
America and ths West Indies In this list each Kind il
divided into -Four Glasses or qualities, namely Cargo
High Cargo, Fine, Finest, that every one may under
stand from de .crpton and the Price ANNEXED hat the
Company are determined to undefsol the whole tea
trade
W. ausranteeto sell all Teas IN original packages
a. rot over Two Cents per pound above cost believing
thi, to be attractive to the many who have heretofore
been paying Enormous Profits
Our business Is largely done on orders which We al.
Ways execute well and promptly though the huye
came hmied, gvipgtr weights and tares and always
guaranteeing everything our responsibility euablng
W TO do all we romise. Every dealer can der his
scr direct from the Company and parties doag bust
nes within Five Hundred 1901 miles of New York can
Reun Tea bong Il OF us II they not cheaper than
they eau buy esew her, and the purchaser dssa eu
the money refunded to them Those VINO are over
Five Hundred miles have thirty days 1901 an the
zane privileges extended TO them.
Besides tive advantages the Company will nay All
RIpsnues both ways II the Ieas are re urned.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
iebS mos oil Ntrsey St, New otk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-08

Put all in common sised teacup or vesscl
watch holds about tour ounces, and pour half
full Of boiling water, str well, and then fill
full OF good vinegar. FIT for use whsn it set
ties. Make SwAb by getting little stick
about tue size VI pipe ssem, notch one end,
and wrap strip OF cotton cloth around 1t, let
uns the cloth projeot about halt an inch beyond
the cod OF the stick, 80 AS not TO gag the mouth
and throat, and tlsten with thread
owab the mouth and throat well every half
hour IT the case Is bad, every hour II not bad.
" hen the patient gets better, every TWO hours
then when better, every Tour hours and when
still better, two or ,hree times day, sill we'll !;
which will no from TWO to seven days. Touch
every effected spot, the uyuya, tonsIls, and fau.
ces, the whole VI the back part OF he mouth and
top OF the throat and let the patient swallow
little OF the wash each time you swsb. Swab-
bibg causes no pain, though The patient will
gag, ANA someunes yUmit; utswdb we'll, and
Il lecns of reIiet will folio" every swabblng.
let every patent have separate swab and
wash, Us the disease Is uudOu0tedls infectious,
Keep the wash pure 10y pouring what you use,
each time, into another vessel, and also wlpo uH
any matter or slime that may be On tho sS.b,
every time YOU take iS from The mouth.
Rub the following Imminent On Tho throat out
side, once every three of Tour hours and keep
a,nnel cloth around the neck TIL well
Spirits OF Turpeutine, | ounce,
Sweet Oh, Tor L'nseed Only ounce
Aqaia Ammonia, (nlI) ouncJ.
Shaka before using each time
Keep the bowels regular with Castor Oil
Keep he patient IN the house, bu, ventllste
wall Ina dlphtherla wash and Imminent will
be louud sufficient Tor al cdHs, II tasen in time,
ami should you mistake any other s)rc ihrOa,
Tor diphtherla, you will ed ct cure almost in.
varilb,y, as use this for all common sore
threats | have never lost case, and many
havt ,old me that NJ money would induce them
IN these djph,hera timestj be without the wash
aud llnlmenti and whot sOIehoss IN the throat
IL .slt il is used and II cure is ALWAYS Ell cted.
Your itluHd. De W. a. SCofr.
imyra, Warren county, Iowa.
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american s. Foreign Patents,
x. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or PATENT


AfIhh an extensive practice q upwards oftwent,
hlerS CONTINUES TO seture Paten In the uuled States
also IN "feai han, france and other foreign euuntte
OaVea - Speclheaons Ron s, Assignments and ali +,
pes o drawings for Patents executed on liberal term.
ana WIN dltrtch Res arches made into Amstjcau ar
foreign wofks 10 termine the validity or utility of pa
enlsor lnVtnonsand legal or other advice rendered
az matters touching the 'ame. Copies Of the claims
ments recorded at Washington ''''t"
me agency not only the largest IN New Enhnd but
through Is inventors have advantages for securing IN.
tents, OF oseerain'as the paieniabilty oflnyenloa
su'Ia's." ny u not immeasurahly superior to. any
Whth can oe offered othem elsewhere The testinnrt
as below given Prove that none is NOE surcessmIStfbr
tA'eh' omee lih the subscriber aud as success is b
pest ptooi OF advantages and ability he ,youil aAJ &
ne mas ABUNDANT reason 70 believe .ni nnToye ibat
o.net oSV OF we hlnt age the chapes for Professional
70 moderate The mmen practice Of the .ub
uss'as "enly Yeas pashas enabled him 10 nc.
1uIna &c ,ast collection Of specific tions and oBcsl
decisions relative To patents '' "'U V'o'a
hese, besides his extensive library 81 l.galAnJ M.
woihs anu ful accounts Of patents rtanted nj
we uhlea states and Europe, render him able he, onS
70 Vnet superior facilities Cor obtaining patents
~ heorssny 81 Tourney To Washington to procure
veutefs, ''''''H''' IN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-08

Diptheria.
A srRE csRp oy ru,s r,RRlRtk n,s,.n,

SURF CsRE or THIS TERRIBLE DISORDER
Please publish the following treatment Of diph-
therr. Ii has been used by himself and 9TH
eTs ~ whom have sven It, in ov-r one thou
sand Cases, wlthou, Il failure. 1t will algay,
cure, II the treatmeu1 Is commence before tue
diphtherlu membrane extends into the air tubes
winch IL known by the great diff ,ulty OF breath
ing and IestessDes, la such cases no ieme "
yet discovered will always effect cure; but II
tue patient is watched, and this treatment used
IN time, there is no danger
sent this treatment TO freud VI Minis in
Wisconsin, and he used 1t on himself aud iami-
ly and nelghbors with such wondo ful success.
t1at he requested me to end It to you Tor pub
hcatlon, as this horrible disease Is prevailing ex.
tenSyely IN parls OF Missouri.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-08

SHEFP ESSENTIAL TO GOOD FARHNo Lieut..
Gov. Stanton, OF Ohio, IN speech at the late
Wool Growers Convention, said in investigating
the subject Of levyng duties on wool while he
was in Congress, few years ago. he found
very voluminous report made by committee OF
the House Of Lords in 1923, on the question oil
the growth aud manufacture Of wool in Great
Britain with the effect OF duties on manutac.
tured and manufactured wool imported into
the kingdom. lie says:-
" One thing that struck me very lorciby was
that all farmers testified that sheep-rasing
was absolutely indispensable to successful farm
ing that their manure was necessary to pre-
serve the fertility Of the soil and that without
them the whole kingdom would IN lew genera
tons be reduced 10 utter barrenness and serllity
1t is in this view that | regard sbeep.raisIng in
this country as more important to tue ultimate
and permanent prosperity OF the country thas
on account Of the present profits. Whatever
else may happen, we cannot permit this virgin
soil anu these beautiful fields Of ours to be 70.
duced TO tarrennesS by the time they pass into
the hands u cur children and grandchildren
Their fertility must b. preserved at all hazards,
even at the expense Of present profit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-08
Gardner Eay's Estate.

sTATE OF VEKMONT,I IN rWbllC NNuII Neld q
R.NpoLrH DnrEtcr, IS. Brtokded d, within aid FIR
said District on the 21th day Of febuBfy, A. lst4
"A ATILDA e. FAY. wi.0w Of Gardner Fay, late Of
vi Whliamstown, in said district deceased, nske- ap-
pcaon To said Coun for an assignment ri ihe estate
Of said dc tastd
Whereupun Il is ordered that the saue be- referred o.
the ION day If March next az the Probate Office m snd
Brookfold for eNaminat GA and i wan.e and that
all concerned he notified hereof, by the publication ot
this or8et In the Green Mountain freeman, pointed at
Alontprrr three weeks succr,svoy as snou a3 10 ny
be- that they may appear at said time and place. end "
I i-j see cause, object thereto.
By the Court
rga3 Auest-I K. CLEAVELANN, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-08
Poetry.
The Winter. Night Snow Storm.

The Winter Night Snow Storm
Hoarse ard cold the wind Is blowing,
over fields Of stainless white
Never YET so dep a showing,
Through a long md winter night
High their shapes fantastic lfllng,
srow banks BY my fences rise,
Taking orms, by midnight drifting,
Graceful e'en to fauoy's eyes
Aroors neat, my garden gracing,
Thick the ieathsry whiteaess see
Walks that was daily pacing,
Cea'e my favyrite round 10 be,
Horse, d CIV, aud pic have risen,
BY The mornings cloudy gray
Open qlick thstr Snow bound prison.
Poor dependent c-ca ures they
As without tue now Is blowing,
A. shr air mp md cold
b my utnost care btstowlng
prot CT he yluug and 3D.
Wha. hough corn a dollar i,t hss,
" mat VI w nay Is twenty hYt,
Count me not among me wre,ehei
~hgi"t keep their stock alive,
have found that gen 'rou. feeding
hlghe when the c)li is keen,
18Th key to quite succeeding
When the ne DIS have lot lheir green.
Plenty + the pig we're raising,
Plenty o the COW wo mess,
Gives pront SO amazing
That VIII not d. with less
Friends who drive The pillow and weedsr,
We have less ms all to learn
have been patient reader,
Be you patient in RETURN
Country Gsnfisna
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silver watches.



m0ygweat baauty % material gnd above
all cNsHiuess 10 price There watches
muB, iuspp uuIyora appreciation,
Au Imitation ,p iAultle,' tra II cen hardy drt,l
CD by tha NOS cN ercnred Judge The mnc' being
OF tWu ioetai4 the outer orc being OF met qualttJ
.tilne sily O. Nula tine iUpe on u German silver,
j, cam be recognized ty cutting OF heavy on}ra}
ing mntiug @ 30, Ohly IN appearance bui ~ dlra.
bIit, llctc tIls H}ianee on old .crlus .i' 90 tp
,st4tf u.a
Ih ea.t o, q ctc watches IN he army !. source OF
enormous ptoAt retailing astley very fcldly do a.
So ard upward, Many bundled doais can b.
made 80 sukIc p1y day any oae Of ofdonJ hud
ness iac
LtAr WHOLESALE ONLY In heavy hunting
cl-et 'eauu uly engraved white enamel dal and
iauc cui hands in good rul ming order By the haf
dozen. ~tb H3d ni} b4 tha case Of X.
Cpui zee no OF Two doia 3, a4 guarantee Of good
laih, " sal end watches by express to any part q
tuc loya Uui.td aye co rctiDg balance OF bilI on
delivery lhit msu;c' buyers agains lrau1, Pvit &
Them their Wlfchf. b fore payment De- required
soldiers in no -loyai States must rtmt ca IL 10 ad
Naac,,tf'rc iXprcss companies p2remptory Ct sa
MASKING c5llte i0ut H such dangerous lccah e.. Re.
meu' e. csthIu itancl from within h. army hhc.
ia thtl,t state. We gu raulee the .ale delivery Of
pi 500 cle- VIE her they a. sent by NAL VI eXpr .
HUBBARD BROliEkS. sole Importers.
f. btredWas,c Cert andi - y. m&ip2
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successful practitioners with waom have had ofeia
tntrta ourstN ''' ''"' u"
CHARLES MASON,
.,,....... L.-,-.. commissioner Of Patents.
eih"o, ,mpoy person more competent an Trustworthy
auu NOR elpaole olpultne their applications In form
~ w. NV" IN eaily aud favorable cons deration 4
'"e 'a''"' Vmee'" EDMUND BURKE,
A Al. n =, So, Late Commi ioncF 81 Patents
nj, -. w. ~ hady has made for me ihiteen applications
uh ny ou one OF which patents had been ttanitd and
that Is ~ pcndug srch nnmistaka bir rreaT wv auu
aohi lua Abl't on his part leads me To recommend an
W. ..ao'' 10 apply to him to secure their alrnts a,
,,ea m ','e ol naFne the most faithful attention be-
~ "" '"'' easesi ana ~ very reasonable CHARGES -
n,,tn. .,.A, ,..... JOHN rAGGART
teen appeals everyone OF which vas dss MA ia H. -,
by the commission rot patent. n n pnnW"'
Bestou, Dec " 1861 VI "''''
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Thomas MaxwelPs Estate.

JIlE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
L otable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
nmissoners TO receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of Thomas
Maxwell, lae of Faysln, IN said district, deceased
represented insnlvent, and the term Of six months
from the Both day January 1864 benr aloWtdby SAID
Court TO the creditors of said deceased to exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before Give notice, that
we will attend to the duties OF our appointment at the
dwelling house Of he late lhomus Maxwell, ia Faystoa
IN said district on the SOth Of April and 3lh of Jul
next at nine O'Clock In the forenoon each ct said days
IN PATTERSON lg..,
NEHEMIAH COLBY, WV" u"
Flyst n, Jan. Both. 4 d. lSCi f9w3
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Volunteers and COnScripIS !.

10 Soldiers or any Others wishing TO increase their
IN ONE there no better way OF dong 50 al this time
thlu from the sale o. eur watches. They warran
et 45 represented
Plri.ullrly valuable Tor officers IN tDe army and
irl,r lsfs So Fmnk L-,hs's Feb. -.
PIc.tsst, best aud cheapest time pieces ever offer
ed ~ illustrated Nun, Jan. 10.
Very pret' and dura bic Watches for tic Army
~ T. irmy1 nt Nary JoWAd. Government 0rgpL1
Augdst20
" One Of the old fst aud most reliable houses IN buii-
moss f - TguIttilLt JgUtst0I ,Iuly a.
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A. M. Neyins' ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court held
WAsHISdros DISTRICT, at Montpelier on the 2ilh
day Of FebuaD A. D. 1854
WlLLiAM BlXBY, AtHiuiHfapr oil The esiu'e %. 4.
w NJ. Nevins, late u Mutet0wn. IN said district de-
ceased makes application 90 said Cuun for license to
sell part OF the real estate of laid de caseJ representing
that said sale 10 nesefsar for the pawn ut 90 NE debts
o. said d-snd par Of Che rral estate being aho
a acres Of land, known a. the " Hawkes. Land
Whefeupon It Is ordered by said Count shat 2; appli
cation be referred the I'D day Of Naml A. y 1854, AZ
the Probate Ohce in Montpelier f. hclrng and decision
thereon; and It Is further ordered thar all persons
interested be- notified hereof BY publication Of no
lice of this application and order thereon, three weeks
successfully IN the Green Mountain ccmau, printed
At Montpelier, before sad tmr ol heturg, mat they
may APPEAR al sod rim aud pac and l they see cause
object thereto
By the Court,
,gw3 Auest-N A. CHASE. Re. -ler
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ny AgIy stephen Of Edinburgh AMI the late j. +
Nc ton, Of ale College Two vols koya, Oc tau
loo pages, and numerous EngrGyngs
lkltE, sc orthetwo yolum,s. ny Mail 81
/. NCUII A ca
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FARM FOR SALE.

THIS farm Is situated aboui four miles from West Ran
plph d'rot and lies In the tat part Of Branirce,
tanning nearly two hundred acr,s Of land The build
mas aye Two dwelling houses-one new and Just
peed VA modern style and finish, There stu upon the
PREMISE sN barns aud one she'd, which have an been
h'n kept one, with hay and gfaia the last season
sAu halns are Of me following dimensions Three arc
by 80 feet, one 80 by co FEET oue 80 hy 40 feet enc
10 BY Is feet enc she'd % by IS feet sugar houss
ualhtty, toolhense and shop, said buildings are IN
god repaid, and the farm Is we'll waered and veil sup
plea WITH ifuits adapted TO the soil and climate. Ful
misss rive lori A WHirfS6
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James GOmld,s Elstatc.


STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, held a
WARRINGTON DISTRICT IS Montpelier, within ana for
said District, on the lgh day Of tie uaty "A d. le64
A instrument purporling Ia be the last WIZ aud Tesla
Il mentof lie vi llaisam late of Nouhhtld IN SAID us
riot, deceased, being presented TO the Court by Dame
smith, the executor therein named for Probate;
Il Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified TO appear at session OF said Court 10
be holden at the Probate Office IN Montpelier on
The 18th day of March A. d. s64 and show cause liahy
they may have, against the Probate Of said VIII; tot
which purpose it Is further ordered that copy OF ir
record ofthis order be published three weeks successive
Ia the Gfeon Mountain freeman, printed at Montpelier
previous to said time appointed tof hearing.
true copy OF Record
fgv3 Attest I. Il. MERRILL, Judge,
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TUITION PER TERM

All ,hs der,tm,nu Of thi, insiliu ion arc furnished
With hetoush and competent Teachers The most Of
them have betn connected with this School for several
yesb and II will be their aim to make Il worthy Of the
liberal patronage II has received In the past Lee urs,
and Lyeeums as heretofore.
Borf Including .rerythng, Sl,50 to 200 pc, week
Rooms Tor solt BosrdeIs, one shilling per Seek
eeholars are requested to he ptesen At The beRnpin
al the tern, Fer Further partltdh. sddrrs, he PIN
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CHEROKEE REM EDY
.CHERoKEEINJECTI ION


HHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Durstic, cures
- all DISEASES ~ the urinary organs, such As ucon-
hence Of the Urine Inflammation " The Bladder ndam-
nation Il he Kidn ys, Stone In he Bladder, strictur
Gravel Glcct Gonorrhn and especially recomm nded
IN thosa cases ~ FluOr Nlbus OR Whites 10 f'ral,s)
Wh-re aij me- oi ualseous medicines have failed.
!, sptplred Boo highly nceutrated form he dose
only being from ous two easpoonfuls three times per-
day.
Il durcQc and alternative in its action purify ing
and ,ieausing the blood, causing it % flow all Of
rs original purity nd ygsr thus removing from the
system all pernic Gus causes ch have induced DIS
ease
Cherokee Injection Is Intended as an ally or assistant
Go e Chernkee Remedy ard should be used In c9niunc-
lion Win hat medicine 10 al cases = G norrhm elect,
Eluor Abus or whites. rs Effects arr healing, soothing
nd demuc .uti removing Al scadng heat, chordee AID
pau Instead Of The burning and almost uncomfortable pail
hl experienced with nearly all the cheap quack In
i,ctions.
b. the use II h. Cherokee Remedy and Cherokee In
lroptrd schafges caove and the weakened or ans
tpced'y restored 90 fail yigor and strength
For full particulars ct our pamphlet from any drug
store iu the Country OF write u.s. and we will mail free
go any address, fulltrratise
Prize ChIeke Remedy e. per bottle NJ three bottles
hrs 5.
Pre Cherokee Injection, s2per bottle, or three bottles
for So,
Sent by Express to my al res on receipt u price
Soldhy all druglss every W. ere
DIX ". u NERWlN 4 CO., Sole Propristors
Ne 10 Liberty Street, New YORK
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RAISING CABBAGB AND IoAArOEs.-Ihs whole
family OF the brassca IL capable Of great deytl.
opment see what splendid varieties Of the
cabbage and turup have been brought into u,e
by careful cultivation, to say nothing OF the
canllh0wer. the most delicious OF them all
Perhaps some, who, like myself, practise gar
denlng on small SCALE would like to know
how to cultivate this esculent For twenty-five
years have not failed but once 10 raise a gu D.
ply for my family I ere ure two methods
have practised for startiag them, one to plant
them IN II bill, aud the other to starr them in
rich spot or in a hot bed, and then transplant
Eich method has lts advantages. When
transplant, which | ain as likely to do or a
summer dag as on any other, | pour little
water round the plant and Immediately lay over
1t u leaf Of burdock rhubarb or grape, ssd lot
it wilt down over the leaf and remain "a 70 Two
or three days. ! then remove them, hoe them
and place platform OF newspaper around the
plant, which may be rapidly done by tearing up
pieces eight inches square, tearing n sllt in QUE
side TO the centre ana placing little Garth on
the edges. THIS will keep off the cutworins II
plant turas to lead color pull 1t up and sup.
ply its place with another la this way never
lnl Of cabbages, if don't lot the cows get 10
aud eat them up