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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07
NeFsaGnt CeniTl and Sulli.
VAN Railroads.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Odobtr oh, 1865.


Trains Goingsouth anS East,
Lusvs Montpelier az sO3 a n $50 ,. n and lO.OOr :
IAN TRats leaves Rouse's Point at4,3 N, connect
NJ Ing at Waite River Junction Auu Bellows Fails
viii, trains for Boston, Worcester pring 81 eid and New
Yort arriving at Nav York atl0l5F. NJ and with trains
on passumpslc q. RI
BuRLiNstoN ErrREss TRAIN leaves Montreal lt 5 Is n.
", Rouse, Point at I45 A. n connecting at %BuclingtUa
with %Champlain steamers for Saratoga, Troy, sc.
DAY ErrREss TRANtoaves Montreal sts,30 a. NJ. st
Johns at 10 OF A NJ, Ogdensburgh nj 30 A. N, for Boston,
&c connecting at Burlington with Rutland Road ~
Try, Alblny and New York, aInvins IN Boston via.
Lowell at 1880 ,. N.
NlaHr EIrRss, TRAIr leaves ogdensb1teh at u.3O a
~, MONT cal at $50 .. n. ,kOuse's Point VI 40 ?. N. ST.
JohBs at 4.40 ,. NJ, arriving At Boston at s.fu A. H., connect
ing at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road lor Bottom ana
" fcesler and with Vermont Valley k.B fuf spfing'
held, sc, and arriving In New York ~ l2'3OrM
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier al a4O i.H.ll0O a. H., and , 20
H., end 439 =. NJ.
DY EIPKgss IRAtS leaves Boston via Lowell at eOI
an it Burlington, 81 Albans, Montreal ogdeusbutpi
and West, arriving At Montreal at 300 p. NJ, Ogdens
buIgh at " 80 A.h.
MAtL TRAIN leaves Iostoa via. Lowell, at 400 .. n
via. Lawrence st 30 a a., tof BufliH.ton, Rouee's roiut
&c. Leaves Boston via. Fitohbufgat 49, a, n, Springfield
at T45 A. NJ, connecting at White River June ion viii
day express for Burlington, Montreal, ogdensbnfg and
lhe Wet.
AeeGaxoplriox TkAiN caves Mortified At 10 OI -.
and Burlington l2sO ?. NJ, for Rouse $ Point
Near EIrRKss fHAIrieAyes bellows Falls atlOW ?
NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley h. Il.
leaving New York at IL. Is '. NJ, aud from Cheshire
z. r., leaving Boston At $50 ?. N, connecting at WAITE
River Junction %withitain ieavitg Boston at $50 t.N.
for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal and Ogdcns
buTgh, connecting a Montreal and OgdensbuTgh, will
Grand Trunk trains for Ia West
sleoping cars afoattaohed to both the nightsxpre1
trains running between st. AlhaGs aud hOEtCn, Anu -
Alblns aud Springfield.
Through TieketstorChicag andths Wsstforaals :
tn principal stations
G.aERRlLL, supt
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lDoetrp.
HOPEFULLY Waiting.


"Blessed are they that are Home lick for they sbs
oomes al last to The Fathers House .'-HEINRlcH srILLIN,
Not SIS you meant, o learned man, and good!
Do accept lhy words Of hope aud rest
God knowing all, knows That for me is best,
And gives me what need not what he could,
Nor always as would
shall go to tie Fathers house and see
Hin and he Fider Brother face to face
What day or hour know not. let me be
sleadiast 10 work, aud earnest in the race,
Not as a hone-siok child who all day long
WINES at It's play, and seldom speaks in song.
II Tor a time some loved one goes away,
And leaves us our appointed work to do.
Car we to him or to curse yes be true.
In mourning his departure day BY day,
And SO our work delay
NAY, II we loys and honor, we shall make
The absence bier By doing we'll our task
for ourselves, but for the dear ones sake
And at his coming only Of him ask
Approval Of the work, which most was done,
Not for ourselves, but COR beloved onel
Our Fathers house, | knoT, is broad and grand
In II how many, many mansions are
And far beyond the light Of sun or star.
hoa' Ittie ones OF mine through iha, fair land
Are walking hand in hand
Think you | love not, or that / forget
These OF my loinsi sun this word Is fair,
And ! am singing while my eyes are we.
with weeping III that balmy summer cir
fet I'm not homs-sick, and the children hrs
dl's need Of me, aud 10 my way is ol-arl
| would be Joyful as my days 20 by.
Counting God's meciee. lie who bore
Life's heaviest Gloss is mine for evermors.
And | who wait His coming shall not
On his sure word rely
hldN somstmest the way be rough, and sleep
Be heavy for The grief he sends 10 me,
Or al m ) waking would only wep.
Let me- remember these are thing, TO be,
To work his blessed will until he come
And lake my hand and lead N satisfy home.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07
Farming in Canada.

You may think ii strange, but | question il the
hes. f,rners In America are not to be found in
Upper Canada. They beat US in raising wheat
their barley is certainly superior to ours ia quality
and | think the same is true OF oats. In the cul-
,iya,iol Of roo, crops We are nowhere. Don't ge,
angry. We beat them in raising corn al d all
crop. which partske rather Of commercial than
a strictly agricultural character. We are willing
10 raise small crops II We can get large profits,
while a Canadian lermer, psriakIng largely OF the
Scotch and English conservative character, con-
tinues on in the even tenor Of his way. lie Is
no, 90 constantly looking for some easier method
of earning a living. lie il q farmer, and his IA
Their was a farmer befois him, and he intends to
live and die a farmer. II The nudge destroys bis
wheat, be does not, as We did IN this section pro,
pose TO turn The whole country into one lrand
pear and apple orchard. lie looks out for some
variety that will ripen sufficiently early TO escape
the ravsges Of the insect. have often remarked
l.at where & new kind Of wheat has been alluded
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kennedy'S Rheumatic LinimenL.

The attention oithe public o. caiiedio tHis most OK
oenent Of oil Lnimenis a. = perfect and spged y cure o
all he aches aud pauf that dash j. hoif o.,
RhtUMAllsM Is caused NY q eiarnauon 0tths auidA
arising from checked rcr2lmtlun-arp cured by a few
DO tuesof kennedy's Rheumatic Linineut.
NEURALGIA the king uf al patg. is caused ly an
Inflammation Of The nerves j. instantly cured By lew
applications OF Kennedy Rhtumalic Linimtnt.
sPaAlNs are caused by eu yer-cXieueiou and q sud
contraction OF the muscles are cured by q few bottitf
Of kenn,dy's Rheumatic I%iniineui, equally good iof
msn and heast,
rLEURISl, Is IN Inclination cf tAe Innings of IN
riba-is cured by a NV bottles Of Kennedy Rheumatic
Lnimprt.
BRUISES are caused by a sudden pressure Of the
ncsh aud smashing of The tissiUs are i~n.tsntly relieved
By Kennedy Rheumatic linimcnt
thAMf d a cont actiun OF NE mu clcs caused by a
sudden stopping 81 iNe utINpus hud which prevents
animal life lnvli a nee now logied by "a lew appii.
cations Of kpnntdy'H Rheumatic Tiulmont.
SORE THROAT AND u~oARsFNEsS me t,nsed by
an unat ital dryncts Of the slauiss we, "a ptlce OF fian.
mel with kennedye RneumH no LIN mput aprly II ON
going 70 bed, aud Won will De we'll 81 the m lrning.
AND rHRnuHINg op TIE rEafIFa IL
caused By pressure nom is nHba pcffpitatiun IA eur
ca oy aiew applications lf Kennedy Rheumatic Liz
wtAkNEss OF THE BACK follow The directions
n the citculaf around each bottle
| FOR AN ULtkRArhu AuKE THROAT Won will
tRke the teasp0eniui OF the in neut and four tsayroon.
iuls OF watet, gargir ~ the throat twice q dav, In a lew
dAlst viii be well, ihls one icasppohini Nill b. worth
a dollar to you.
FOR BRONCHITIS and an iua5 mm4utn oithe throat
tunsils and palate, with n dfy hHektuF DinHh. ION vii
dilule the iiuiment with innr o. i've time is bnlk Of
water "a gle he Throat and sWBiinw thu moisture. Ttfs
never iaiis IT trod tor f 9th che. r%urrrnr. rvtitrt
ace, INF nimation g efer y ftt Even ariy fhsuii
have = ml fupplY Ter the eirtr
hannifc urti Ny DuNAlh kFsNFnA. R.Ntn-
haA Ithf WttiH Ipfsat p 81 tsuF. 10.
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George L.. Simons, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held IT
RASpolsH DISTRICT, IS. B~rock1eld In said district,
on the 9tH day Of October, A.. D.. 1865.
SEPfA slMONS, Administrator OF The esta'e e Geo.
y T.. s,mons, late Of Williamstown, In said District
deceased, presents his administration account for exam
ination and allowance, and makes application for D de-
cree o. distribution and PARTITION Ct the estate Of said
deceased.
Nheteupon d. is ordered by said CouIt, thai said &C
count and saidappiicaton BE- reieredto q session ofsDld
C0uftto be held utthe Probate Office In said Bo0khe,d
on The ~ day Of Dec, mbef, A. . 1865, for hearing and
decision thereon.
And tIsturher ordered ,thHtuotice hereof bf given to
all persons interested, by publication Of the samtthree
weeks successINcy in the Green Mountain Freeman,
a newspaper published at Montpelier, previous to sad
time appointed for hearing, thatthey may a,peata az sald
time ana pace, ana show cause, If anythey mDy have
why sad account 5bouid moi be allow Ell and such d. cree
made. By the Court,
F43w3 Attst.J.R C~LEAVELAND Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07

PROTECTING WINERY GRAPES, &c, IN WINTER.
In answer TO an inquiry to the best mode Of
w~intering exotic grapes in houses, ard peaches
ana neclorines ia pots, the GUdeners' ,MOuthiy
for September gives the following The sun
shining on anything frozen severely is lhble to
lniure it. Fruits which often blossom freely IN
spring, and astonish their owners by not " setting
fruit" after all, we attribute 10 injury to the de-
veloped tsmers or pistils, while yet in the bud,
by severe weather. The wood and leaf buds are
injured partially in the same degree. All the
protection grape vines, peaches, ETC., require, is 10
be kept from the sun in winter. Vines can be
tied up with straw, or laid on the ground and
covered with coGn.slalke, cedar brush, or any
other material, tapping gas Jared paper around
the lower part Of the stems to drive away mice
or rats. The most successful peach and neeta-
rine grover We know puts all her pots for it is a
lady amaleuI) in a shed on the northern eide Of
the garden, and pile, in a large quantity Of dry
leaves about the pots, to keep them from burst
ing by severe irosts and from drying up. Here
they stay ill spring. Gas tar il also put about
the mass TO drive away the mice. Any barn or
shed will do. Wineries We think are best shaded
in summer but the best material is yet an open
question:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07

ruEutsTORA or DR. scqENcE
now "a. a rn-N-r.trt,U
Neeygasrt. ebH., ,,..t,,i, pbI,t.,t. tt.g
o,-s..i .r,d,.lD ,,o ,b.l.. .,,
Don.umpYop ALL ha... az ,, ,...y.,, hahn, s,a
pstsd yr. sf,,e. H. ,,h..,.. IL. r..,st a..
rmoye ,pto tbe = ,nry .-to.r III r....
ae,sp nv native MAC. v. -.n.,et Mon. A..
9,,s- and an ... a,,I, t.tl.4 .a.t., . s
u,, u gu.no,,t, can. .an. ~ 4, r..fta.
.ut TO bed. xb.-e II,v f. man. ...t. lr.t.. .
d.,u,d Io,ress ,-r5.g,r o.. p.,,., at.,.4
can my ntbe,t. fam. No. ,b...,t., .,lt.5. ,..4ara.
Ia b. last uls,.. f,ae,rll ,. u,n..b, nj,
ease e.tirs. r.. ,,t +. r.e.a = n.5...
b,t1 ma.t Die. and sa,. ia. ann. y..t ,,..,s,., nv
muor,t Amir. mn. ,r,,..,,i, h.,.... =
heard IL the rm.d.e. which / now n,+e sal s.l n
..,med 10 me that a. e,ad feel .aem Working their v.,
and pene.ratine every nery,. abe. ardt.s.. OF w,
system.
My lungs and li.er pat ona new acton. and Ola. NOR
I'D matter Witch fla sears H,l a ~carusi,d and lrr,t,
t,t The different or.sr ottb. b,ir. ~a4ff n...,.d th.
ub.rc,. on m. ir,-. ri.4.a4 .BIJe ~,.e.o, et ,,,
ms uanr. As nuch asa him, f,,I.x g.p.i,e m,pe.
ever memins. A.. tris, .,.teru.p of m.ter .uh.id
ed. the lever eb.t.a. iLe nam lre mo. "a. coach .,et.d
TO harrs. 4 me. sna the tNhst- u. pigbt s.r. +. were M.
niger known, and had RI eshaF ,lssp. q, which /
lad long been a stronger My appetite nov 1sg,b tt
%reiurn, aud at times iouud To diaedt 10 refrain my.ei
IRON eating too much wit. li, return VI health. !
gained IA strength, and now am fl Shy. lam now a
healthy man, with a la ge healed ei,stiix la tLs middle
lobe OF the ish'lung aalt1s lower lobe h,aatiz q with
g. IN lctc adhesion ut ihtpeura. Tile len lugg IA. sound.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07
a. ~. HEawkinS' Estafc.

STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate Court, h don
WAhHisGTos brsrR1cr, S. at Montpelier, b. hnd Tor
SAID district, on the 18Th daP Of October, A D. 1863.
EbSlNA a klNS, Administmiir n Che estate oi 4.
IL W. HaEkinS late cf CALAIS, IN said district deceased,
mak0s application 10 said Court lotttend he time hHieto-
fore allowed her 10 pay the debts due from said estate
and 10 render her administration account pntil some TO-.
t1n day:
whereupon, Il is ordered BY sall court, hat 10 0 p.
plicap0n BIZ heard at the Probate Office IN Montpelier, on
the l4tb day Of nov, 1865 ADD, it IL iunhsr ordered,
ton Of this 0ider In the Green Mountain freeman,
printed at Montpelier, thee weeks successpcly, before
sad hea lng. BY he court.
l4JWL Aleai-N. A. VASE LeI.Ilr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07

SHORT HoRNs.-Now what is the use Of keen
Jog COWS that will average but Que gallon Of mix
per day when By improvement 10 the stock those
giving three gallons can be well keptP The Spring.
f id Republican noticing a new Durham bull
owned by Mr.. Lathrop, Of South llsdley, says il
is from the short horn breed raised by John
Stephenson Of England, expressly for mixers,
aud the " dam Of the bull has ranged from TWEEN.
ty TO twenty-nine VIE quarts per day for i've
consecutive months, and made slxty-four pounds
Of butter in thirty days. Others Of he Princess
family grandam Snd sunts Of this bull, haze
gone as high as thirly-one quarts # milk for a
single day, and twenty.eight quarts a week, sole.
y on grass. The use of sucn q strain of blood
on MIR. L7throp's 'Yoiico's,' and the beet native
cows Of this region, ought to give a progeny ex.
traordinary for milk, and if We can get The milk
and si2e together, no other breed than the Short
Horn will be asked for. Doubtless Durham and
other stock will ere long undergo some modlica-
ton suited 10 The peculiar wants OF this section,
and posierity will crown the man who leads IN
such a movement, public benefaClor. The Ll-
throps, from their knowledge Of races, p%edigrees,
and cattle characteristics, as well as experience
aud sagaclly, are eminently qualifeI for this
work. We confidently predict that somehow
within the next halt century, twenly.iv quarts
Of mix per day will be as common Tor a eow as
fifteen qu rns is now. So shall our chidfen,
thrive, aud the old Bay State, like ancient Canaan
How with milk and honey
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07
Barnum'S New American Museum.
Ms 53g and al B,oadlrou

OPEN daily from + O'clock, 4. MO d. 81. y. This ele-
" CANT tstabishme If nlreluy epnts us over 100 nh1 curi-
usiurs, BON rare md yAiaab e, " .ch are beng RAPIDLY
increased ~ constant arrivals lCm hgrop AID else
where. III A. qaaust EHthisa HIrN variety u btsufl
full Fish, swimming IN Cry ia Ponds. The Boucm an
Glass blCwtts WITH tAclr Uuiq1frll Engines iu mpaou
Extraordinary LAYING phvnouena, uIuals, pwatts, tn
casslon Ladies, &C sc. The renowned II ppy Pam 81,
ana rare living Animals, Granl Cormoramas, &C. llo
neg and spacious Lecture Room is most ,hastr, eiegatt
and comfortable. kcaued uurai tauas Of r.ys- inter-
est, slnunP, Dancing, Gy mnssuc,. &c. Eycsy atero n
aud vyvl ,ug. a mis,ioa 10 tl- Whole, 80 cents. lA.l-
| dfeu under ten. 10 cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07

DLtAsANT TO The palate, cautp no pain, act promptly,
i never require increase q dose, DO net tahausl aud
Tor elderly persons, FEMALES AMI children, are just the
thing. Two taken AZ night move the bowel, once the next
morning Warranted IN all cAfes q Piles and Falling OF
the Btolum. We promise a cure for all symptoms ofDrs.
PtPstA. such As Oppression aher eatrg, Sour stomach,
splitting Of Food, Palpi'stions also, neAasche, Dinsi-
ness, pziu Ia the Bsos aud Ions, feliowness Of the skin
and Eyes, sick Headache, Coated Tongue, niiliouiness,
Pains, and III Irregularities, ksuralEia, Fainiuett, &c.
Travellers fud the LcnenEes jus, What ihey reed, ~ they
are 90 compact ard inoderous that thu, may he carried 10
he vest pocket. Prte 60 cenls per boa small boxes 10
cents. For sale by J. y. HARRISON a Co, rfoprstefs
No. / fremont Temple, Boston. VIII be mali 10 any
dafsas on enclosing 60 cents. fkh27yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07

IulESub5cflbrcs aavln been pp0intedb ythr iIonOra-
4 beProbatc Court lofthe uHiucto Arlington, Com
m%lssionrfs 90 receive, examine and adjust All C. Inin5
ana demands Of all persOuB agaInt The estate " Wtdt
J. Lane, late OF u, Montpelier, 10 said dist rct, deceased,
represented in-OiYent, and the team Of sly month
RON the 18th day Of September l565, being a%llowedbys said
CohTtto the creditoftOisaid deceased, 40 eGhibttand
prove their respective claims befO ems: give not that
W will Intend 80 the duties Of outappolntmentatthe
Once Of II alton x iced, In Montpelier in said District.
on the 4tn Friday, Of November AID March next, at ton
O'Clock IN The forenoon, On eaCh Of said days,
LOVER Y uEAIeN, Commi.orers
EBEN sCRIBNER. "on'nlS'"HeI''
MnuItn..- ~ m LII INN Id
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is Boarding Cheaper Than Housekeeping!

DEAUTlFri,su its Of rooms To rent at kound hl Hotel,
ID Northampton Mass, u Nd NIL T0kiA lniC
WATER CukE. SPECIAL practice Tor kpiteplc Fats, eur.
ing nine cases uptrn. spec tic suec saful treatment gv-
en- Tor Excessive Nervousness, Partial inaanty, rguAl
Il. mcullps, Uterine Troubles, ana Nctsuess from indis.
%creii0us, via, or without cola water, by II. LISTED,
~ L. A..Ln- L-- n---- NJ --L nL--LL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07
THE PULMONIC r

e one OF the most valuable medicines known. II is
|nutii,nt poScrii'y tonic aud De- lus go itself. lteon
cams no opium, yet loesens ihe prlcrin iu he btouchia.
tuats, and nature throws 30 OF with little eNartlon one
boii,e frequently cures an ordinary cold but il viii be
~el, irst TO take a dose Of Nchensk, Mandrake Ills 10
cleanse The stomach. The pulmpnic Syrup o. readily
iige,lcd aud absorbed into blood, 90 whicJi u impatt.
iit healing properties. III ouccf he uresarat ons OF
IN use Vt . 1 plNvttll tolt. and
~ hyu the Sea. IS ED Tonic disco ven thR mucus m The
temgoh, aud is carried Thy TIE cid of TIE Mandrake
,ahealthy now OF gastric juice, good appetite
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07
Wary Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
NisnISGros DisrSIcT. s.. Montpelier, within aud Tor
said District, on the lyth dry OF Octof cr, u lel6.
n Instrument, putponingto brthrlast VIII ana Tcs-
n lament Of wary bennet, tate OF UIIindcd ih said
District, deceased, being presented t. the Couitfof Pro-
hute:
lttsordered by said Court, that ~ person concerned
therein, be nntihed 10 appear At q session oisald Cuuuto
be holden al the r. bafe C1ice, IN Montpelier. on the IAN
dAy Of Noy.i a. y. l-65, and show cause, II my they may
have agalnst the Probate OF saIG NtIi for which purpose
ttis further ordered that II copy oithe record afttis rider,
be pnblishedthTee week surctssiNely u The Gien Noun.
ain Freeman, printed at Montpelier, prev otis to fald time
appointed ioI he.rtn..
A true copy Of record,
Tt3w3 Attest, T.. r.. MERRILL, jude.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07
Marriage and CeIihacy.

n Etay q Warning aud Instruction to Young Men,
n Just Enhiishsd by he llfvad Association, aud sent
In sealed ltiisf ,nt, lcpes fee Il ehatgr. Address,
DR.. J. NkllLaN HOuGtiruN.
nnAaLl A--n- hmm. lLLaLnluLLa- p
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07
BOURBON WHISKEY

recommended ow-a-days Icy almost every physician.
Many patient. hat visit y rooms 10th male ana female,
are stnpthtd With this poiHOu. The reltti Is temporary.
II they cough, they take a little WHISKY IL they tel
weak andtethle, they take g little Wuisksy, 18th can.
D l. sl,ep, they take a lttlo whiskel and they 10 ON
~ this way requiring more und mole until they arc b oat.
eiup and imegine they are getting l-shy. Inr stomach,
iAet and digtti We powers are completely DESTROYED.
and lose lhtir appetite iuf food. No Ono was ever cured
oi conaupmilon by THIS process, where cavities have
been iomtd IN thu langs A tiilu stimnlanl H. frequent.
i beneficial to cOusumptNe., such a. pure blanay OF
good WINS, IA many ca'c,, London porter or brown
stautn moderate q|uanUttF butbOuthUu VII Ks hattrs
On. inlitad Of curing consumption.
The Seaweed Tonic pt0du %. lasting results, thorough.
inyigo ating the sompoh and digestive system and
.he food which may b. ntcf for that purpose. It h No
wonderful m ne fleet that vine rlIss iuli will ifest
hearty meal ana lHtp e itnkfn before breakfast
VI DOM,
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nm SEA.WEEn TONG

Is 2 elmulant, and none other u rtquitcd when il T.
u-ed' htp ute and pleasant no b effects like when
iurpots the liver, loeAs up all the -~eoretions. turns the
b cod into water dropsy ses IA, sgd he patient dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07

ASTHMA CURED. Relief Guaranteed In Ten minu,rs,
"A and permanent cute eutStod by the USE Of 4" UP.
HAMis ASTHMA eURE.n tasea II nom ten 10 TIVE ity
years iantiug yield at otcc to is influence, ftiey 81.
sent postpaid TO any Rdlrtss, vs. y. e. UphAm, y south
tighth street, philadelphia, 20. Circulars cent fee.
MAkE YoUR W. SOAP with b. r. nabhntis Pure
vi Concentrated Potash, or Ready Sosp Maker. War.
rautd double the strength otoommnn Potash, aud supcti
o. " any ulhtT sApouihtr or lel in the market PA up
10 cans Of l pound, . pounds, pounds y pounds, aud IL
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