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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

NATURAL BARoMETERs --Chckweed is an ex.
celeut barometer When the llWer expands
tuiiy We are TO expect no rain for several hours
should II continue In thar STATE no ram viii dis.
tulb the summers day. WhenIt halt conceals
It's miniature aoweis The day is generally Shove
~; but 1t It cnarely shus Ups or yells the
white Hover wlh It's green mantle, let the trav-
eler put ON hisgreat coat. The I'd Il rent species
OF the ffetOl always contact their leave, at
he approach OF a storm 10 certainly dues thus
take place that these plants acquired the name
oi the husbandmans barometer The ruhp,
and several of the couplund yellow hlwera all
close before ram There Is specie OF wood
sOrre which doubles It's leay before s.orm.
The Bauhlnia, or mountain ebony cassa, and
sensitive plants observe the same habit.
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froaI Notices


STATE or VERMONT, luptobate coou, ted al
R'NpolPH DBrmcr, rs. Randolph, Ia said d tucl,
on rhe .1d day June, a. u 1868
- AMUfL PERRIN, EN cutt Of The asst VIII nd Tos-
- tam ut Of samuel Perm late Of Ba, do pa, n said
District DECEASED eseuts his Administered - ccount for
examination and allowance and makes Application Tor ID
drofrr OF Distribution and partition o. The estate Of said
decreased
Wherrnfop it Is ordered by said Court, that said uc
60 40 aud said appAuu be Teteutd 10 session of said
C"nr To be held at the West Ran oph Honsr IN said Ran
duph, on 27th day Of Jul, A j. 1863, lor hearing
aud decision thereon and luther ord red a notice
here be gveuto al pc sons int estd by pnblica Of
e -ame three weeks successfully IN the Gtr Nh ut 10
Fretm ma newspape pub ishtd Montpelier pre- ous 60
sad time appuiu ed Tor caring that hey may appear
SAID ms and place, and sh cause, N ANY they may
have wis said should not be allowed and sucn
decree ma e. ny the & mt
Atte.t Q IlEAVFt A Mn Indian
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
RANDolrH DIsrRloT, ss. BookdeJ, vi n and lof
sad illst- ri, ou the - q day July, A. d. 1865
instrument pnrporinR to be- lhr last W ~ aud Tes-
\ lament o mgne Arno d, late Of Rando lh, in salG
y siucl drceased, hprtesehttd lotbt touubi ZLa
Spf que, The t1tcu or therein named, for Pobalei
lSnfdeied by 'ald tuur, tba all peTsOns COncerntd
therein, be appear at session Of saiG Coui
To ne holden AZ the Probate Once In BTookfed On
he lNh day Of Juy A. u 1868 and show Cause II any
hej may nave, against The PtO ate Of suid VIII. TOR
"Wch purpose ~ further ordered thai copy Of thr
record OF tht order be- published tine, petks success
SNt} lnlhe Green hounla Freeman, printed at Mont
PeItb HeY ons 10 SAID tine appointed for hearing.
ti1e copy Of re 3D.
" ML Avn. ~. X nLEANEI. A M Iudac
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

BosAI TO Kill CocRRoAcuEs AT the last
me, tug If the Boston socluy Of Natural His
Tory report was made by a member upon the
III c Of puvcnad borsx upon the water bugs
and cockio ichts that inltst our houses. The
Igermeut was tried by sptloklng It around
every crack an cr,ylce suspected ol al riding
shelter to these ms cS wrh this "a c. that
after three or four days quantities OF dead ones
were found on the llIurs, and hardly a live one
found n the house.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11
Railroads., Mr.
Vermont da4GF amd SuIIi-
van threads.
s-ual5g.
~ ~sa,NA4 IN " VIA 'a'aae5a 49, 81
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May oh, 1868

Trains Going south and East.
'tAFr hontpeuei ,tgt5A n 1907 n.anu 10 10 p .
M an lRAlr lravet koures r int at4 80 .H connecs
= lng A. waite River juno on 10 e. Fellow Fuuf
thtnus Tor Bltl0u, Worcester, springfield and N4v
,',s t'''n. At n 3" YORK atl0lJf. and with rains
on Plsslmp-ir w. k.
Br0lNerOv Tx mss TRur leaves M,ntreal al 54SA.
Il use r,ht bt "a An, com. ctint at Burlington
,,h 'ihmpla'h steamers for saattra, roy. sc
, uAf Eittkss iEA'' rHst. Montreal ., P 80 4.B, #
loAhs vt 10 % n. Ogdcnsburph 53iA ~ Tor 20 on
Sc connecting at B,Hi,. ton wtn Rutlan Raan or
~ y, AM ana New Yoft, auynR ~ boston wa.
LoAell at 1913 , NJ
Nrar atrEEss rg.tN leaves Ogdenstur,h at II 80
Wont rh at 3.3l p. n. rouse's Point at 54jr.M 81
Johns 4AO rS arriving at Boston at io. No. connect
ing Al Bellows cane wa ChcshT load Tor Bottom ans
Worcester and with Vermont Vale, Il Il tor 5prinp-
hel1' &t', ana arriving In New Yott h l2.3Or.B
Trains Going North ana West
nj 80 I'm
DAY tirHss, fnArS leave, Bosl,u via | owenm 900
~ Tor Bdfh ton, 81 Alba, NJ nts Dgl ehsbur b
ana West, ariiY ng al Montreal al 800 ,. N, Ogeens
hufgl Il Y So a
Van ,t.lS leaves Boston via. Lowell at 10 :. ".
VIA Lawrence ~ 3OA tot Burin ton, Rouse's Point
Sc caves host wa. Fnchbupat 10 rpHa gheld
Al 10 "m connecting at Whte River June ion " III
day "a "eas iof Burlington, Montreal Oedclshuig aud
he Wet
eccanooATtoS Tru, lpav-s boitueitat 40 h. D..
and Darlington 30 D. ", 10. Rouse roift
NiiHt tffRtss ItAiNtoayes nr,uH- gNllsrt10 90 ..
f. receiving passengers from Vernon Valley K x ,
ravtna kta Yors a. II 10 =. ~. and FROM Che shire
H., lsavmg B's on tt 5 50 n. connecting White
'iVe junction wan ,'an eaving BistJt b 30 q ~.
Tor burlington, Nouses POM, nnuitcAi aud paleis
urrl eouueru1ga Mauirfal and o den Lufsa, with
Grant fuuk r. His ior IN West
sreph4e eau af,aua, he ,t both the uightttpr-ts
r1ihs running between 81. Aibaus nd Boston aud 2
Albums and Slringue d.
through lieket, Chicago andths West for,aia a.
mihap4l stations
st. AJbanf, MayI 1853
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11
STATE OF VERMONT.
l. PR CHA NT ~ rVToNJ


IA HEREAS, the We mont Bank, baking corporation
W duly iucorp ofatrd ~ the legislature u the sta Of
vermont located and doing businers al Montpelier, The
county Of Washington, have made application to re-
queatug M to IL ne apcamatou eesiR attn day
Tor the termination u The existence Of taid lrp0ratOn.
whereas, has been made to appear to that two
trd' OF the leg votes OF The stockholders Of said corpo
ration we're gwen IN favor Of sad application. Nov,
therefore, John Gre. ofy Smith Governor OF the state Of
vermont In conformity tn said applcnti, 30 and The
provisions OF eet0ns eighty six and eghty 0f chap
yer eighty nine Of the General Statutes OF Vermont L.
hrrepy issue m proclaim ton and declare that the
nlteenh day u September, A. H. l-6l the said corpora
ton oi n Vermont Bank hall TO fully and
"'ih me same effect as IT'S chart eIpret by III limit
ton herein Of thisth. creditors u sid Vermont Bank
and al her cerned viii take notice and govern Them
selves accordingly.
Ia witness VIII reof have hereuuto ,gn.d my
name. and cause he sea- Of the state 10 Ne b re-
unto Affixed AZ 81. Afbansth hrstds Of March,
LI IN tnr Sc Of our Lod thousand light hun
dfsd and liz Ave, and Of The lud pendence Of
The Uned state. he elgh y-rin'h
j. GREGORY SMITH.
BY the Governor
sA1uEL WHIAEs, secy # CviB insiy AGaus.
T&smar25sep Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

Pastures ought not To he allowed to grow up
u weeds, thl-.lss, muilelnsI elbow docs, etc. or
oc,upY sp,cs when might just as we'll b. hded
attn yaiuahle heib.ge. Lrt tn IN he cut ire.
qugntly. aud they may he ,xtermlnated
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

The greatest luxuii,s OF the farmers table
during The labor s'as n are the fresh, wholesome
vegetables that the kitchen garden at BIRDS. In
the hurry Of the time do not neglect 10 spend II
proper amount OF labor in the garden.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

ltefud NJ EDDY a. ore OF the most capahls and
Intercourse
CHARLES MASON
Commissioners Patents
have uo hesitation In assuring Inventor. thattbrv
can"o tmpu, person mote competent an irn.twonh,
And more capable oiputln thet app ca ions In otn,
a. etu ttof them eaty ana Avub, Guns drraiiop Al
thc Patent once EDNi No HJRkE
late tommi Toner of Patents
" NJ k.H kddy has mHde Tor mr thureh Application
oh all but one of Itch patents had been tAnltd and
talent aud ability nn his part leads me ~ recommend All
"a ento's To apply tu lm o. SECURE thtlt afents A.
they MAY be tc u wing the Athfui attention be
iuHN TAG AIT.
huhng eight months, the subscriber ~ tonns If hts
lAter pacttee made on twice rejected spp aiiun. s
teen appeals e,ey one tRAhh vas decided IN m. f,ot
ny w" commissioner OF patents A. n EnDl.
Boston u ~. fs'4 4,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

EHly attention TO wee linz the garden will do
mucn 10 lorwad the grow h OF plants, as we'll
asprlse great saving m abor hereafter. Weeds
should never be allowed over three days lie in
any garden.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11
THE pULMoNlC SYRUP

is one Of the most valuable medicines kn.wH. II is
huuthL IoNciiutg tonic ANA hr ling lB itself o. con.
tiihs no "pumi Aei locrus De phieau lu The hfuutha
tuuesi ana lHiute throw. % Oh with tIe tN..ucu ono
oo'lIe frequently cures AN ordinary eeld but Il will be
wei hts u take dose OF tcAen,ks Matdt he ills to
eitahse me somacn. The Pumulir syrup readily
lgesied aud abs bed into huu,t tn Whc 20 lmparts
healing properties II Is one # the pregnant on, OF
IRON IN use Il ls a powered tolie ct itself. and
y hvu the tcaNttu ttur ut.tu.vts the mucus In ne
stomach and is oaturd o0by TIE AID ot tie Mandrake
rms healthy now OF gastric juice good appetite, aud
pno All
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11
American "a Foreign Patents.
r. II EDDY.
SOLICITOR OFp9TENyS
late Agentotu ; Patent Once Wasbipg,on MT.
the ACt0itsa7N
- state atruet opposit, KIIby nRo .

''''' 'rN' '' "'t"t NHlNt " dshlnFtUn "A .
the ACtoflSl7N
- state street opposite kIlby st.,Bo -
iFTER an extensive practice 4 upward, oftwent,
lyeifs con iuues 60 c,urt Pittn in me United
t'U "a Great m AIN, trtuct aud uthtr foreign comm %.
tavea Specifications, Ron s, Asspumrnis ana iii q.
pets 90 Drawings for Patents executed ou liberal Tenn.
tnd with dl~p ten Re, arhts msds into An,s,,ss. 40
tufrigu tSs, ,od trfminc he taui, or at Inv ma
'e s"t ty,ttuU and 'erd tr other advice md, I'd
q al ma1e'N touching the amr Cupic, OF the clam
# NY paieui fufn.h By femiuing one dollar Astsn
me nts recorded az W a,hinPu u.
The agency Is not only the lafgestin New Envlandh
trough ~ inventors have advantages Tor securing j.,
tents, OF t~ctrninaR the pueulahilitl uflnWnous An
surpassed by, n not immta,urahb superior IN -
which can De olried 10 them elsewhere The trstipr
ais hello given Prove that nuns Is ote successIut an line
Patent ul,e N The subscriber aud as success ~ ,h
ors' ptoot %, advantages and ability, he would add ,i
ne has abundant reason 10 bette Rnd can move hn n.y.
other once OF the tiud are the rhatprs Tor $50. a
services so moderate. The immen pract &c Of tue snh
'ehher nrlng twrnly Yeas past has euab ed him Ii, A.
tumul te 1s collection OF specific tons and ,,n,tt
tee tsinns relative tu patents. ' "'
these. besides his extensive library ~ irealana me-
churA suiks tui fultarc unts Vt patents sfant.5 IN
me Uuted states ami Europe render tim ab. bs,,,I
question To ohtt superior ciltlts tyr obtain
Nlnertssity w aIoumey 10 Washington IA. ~, 49,
patent aud 1hr usual gieat dey there aiuLet
yeutuu, '"' ;"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11
100000.
TO ES ONE DOLLAR

"a AVN AlI u va ur
Enire Satisfaction Guaranteed IN all Gases.
TIE EUREKA DIet ASSOCIATION
would call attention to ht TACT Of It's iug the Orq
business continues 10 be conducted IN lar aud hon
omble manner, and large and greatly increasing
Ude n proof ihaf patrons uppfe late th mt thOI
OF Obtaining rch ana elegant goods.
Dunn the iatt ytgr tins Association has sent yer,
large uumbsr Of va liable prizes 70 al parts OF the
country, Those VIII plirOnizs u W. receive he iul
yninr Of their money no article on our 1854 ~ Wur Ii
Tees thau uc UOl ar Tg.lt and thu arr so BLANKS
FAIRIES dealing with IN eprnd on having prompl
re u ~ ana she article GfaWn VIII be mmedia ely cent
10 any address ny teiulu mail OF express.
lie following var ts have teceu y drawn va ugble
prze 10 n he kuf,ki Arociation, and have ndy
duUWel the u-e # heir II mes
Ardrw w II On, ca tom House, Phiadcluhil. Penn
PautrEt YtI. SlOt, james ia. proves s2l Broad.
way, New OK On tanning, valur 500, !. H. Jones
Barte {. Mar han CO.. Ma I'd +, 5.elodtou, value $500
FatrCk Bfyuc- Wa.ubuy, { T., Gold So utch. vaIu.
Sl25i d + Sh. W, ~ Ea p street. New OK
raUo, value 500 Mrs. Chs j. Nevis, t.mirl T..
tmnO, Tue s3U Me, Lucy Jtuaway, Elm.r,
tiOaer ID mood King, value So; Irs h Pennoyer,
ny Hotel nashville, le d. Aeiodenp, value SIPS
Oscar y Allen, 0. ll2 reg. ind Vols NashvtHe.
Tenn Natch, value -eji Il wlard 81 + terson, Co II
Olh low Vet Nolluerm, utl Painting, yHuc 800,
MIS- hbbr} j. fartonI, spnuE -ld Mass. Mrl de IN
value sl0U, james J.. teNt, itY SURVIVOR, $, rscuse
\ y uou Watch, value sla9 Mr.. jaime, Ely Isl
WolN street. cor. Blt,k d. NV .Hk Oi IA #utinp
value SO. l!rs j G.. d G., GRAND Hap.d., Michigan
SILVER Hiofi value si., 80 x. siHc air, No Mnit
~ Get, ltict, rr med EugrtuuI value S25
non ~ hef % mold Neshli gon, u & on PANT
ng value 100
Wer We p- mittcl we might ID ! many nam = TO IN,
ABOVE iHi uut ma letuua ut 'ct 10 dol T. W
Therefore publish no names without permis iou
ltte from various ptriiet throus hou the couulr,
ackn0"iedtue TIE receipt OF very valuable gifts mai
be . n 4 Il % ull
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11
BOURBON Whisky

recommended -a-days by almost every thysfcian
Many patients hat visit my rooms % male unu
are stnp eitd wh ths poison, The rel, s temporary
II they cough they take little whisky II they 10,
Seak and feeble they take little wukry, II IA can
act sl.tp, they take a little wmskt, snd th,v 70 on
MINIS Wy rqulht IA 10 and more until u el rb oat.
u'er aud digestive powers are completely d.siruxtd.
and loe their app rite iof food one was ever cur,
o. constipation by tins process, where caynbs have
been form IN the luupa little stimuli nj 4. tr,quent
~ beneficial to runsumptives, such as pure auaA or
good WINES, IN many cA,cs. London porter of broHn
stout I'm moderate quauuut but bourbon whYky haste NJ
on, IN teud OF curing cunsump ion,
The StaNccd Tome produ lasting results o. orc ugh
N msigo a'nR the umach aud digestive system aud
enabling II To eliminate und make intu healthy blood
HE food which msy b. uel Tor hat purpose It il 50
wonderful m A nect that VINE Glass iuii will irett
hearty meal AMI lutte Of taken before breakfast
will give tone which few medious possess the power
OF dong
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11
NM SEA.MEEn rONIC

is stmnlant, aud none o her is required when It is
used, Ii hp ute aud pleasant NO effects like when
using houih bon viii ~. which disoiuef the stomach
urpors the liver locks up all the sreretiuns turns the
God ntoWster dropsy sets In, and the pau,nt dice
.uHf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

W CHANCE 10 OBTAIN ANY OF THE
hnoN Z An lICLEs for ONE DOLLAh BY
: Uht HAsiNU SEALED ENVELOPE FOn
30 cts,
~ i've Neled Envelope " ~ o.. sent for 81 on,
l. even for 500 rh.' o s. 0Q sNty five Tor : % co.
One liutd al Tor rlj 90.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWH ERE.
oar putr n ARE desirei b send ited States IN uey
Wher ~ conVtn tnt Long letters are unre'e.,ary
Letters hpuld be addressed to our BCX 570G, 20 t
tth1c, iur create fey.
uoic.s Tor SEALED ENVELOPES NUT in every
Gaze BE- accom- Hned b. fhs casa nth name OF the
y non ding, and Town Cuuuty aud Safe . ainl,
Wrtt.n Leteiss uoIld b. addressed 10 the ManseHs.
As follow GOODWIN nUNl \ CO..
F2omS' DO 300 Post ONCE New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

HEALTHFUL EFFECTS or THE TOMATO. The
tomato is one Of the most healthlul, as well as
the most universally liked Of all The vegetables.
Its healthy qualities do not depend on the mode
Of preparation for the table 1t may be eaten
three times dly-cod or hot, cooked or RAJ,
alone, or without salt, or pepper, or vinegar. or
altogether TO like acknowledgement 10 tie W
most that can be taken with an appetite. lis
healthu quality arises from It's slight scl1ity, in
Ihs making 1t as valuable, perhaps as berries,
cherries, currants and similar articles it is also
highly nutritious. The tomato season ends with
The ires. II hung up in a well ventilated cellar,
with the mltoes hanging TO the vines. the " love
apple will continue to rpen until Christmas.
The cellar should not be too dry nor too warm.
The knoaledge Of this may be Of great advantage
for tie benefit Of many who are iuyalids, aud
who are fond Of the tomato.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11
RclIa bic Testimony

FAIRFIELD, Me, April q, 1854,
Mesrs. SIXTH W. FoWIK ( Co
Gettemeu :-Stting numerous certih 'aies In the
S. Name Farmer endorsing the merits OF that great
Lung Remedy, WI rANS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY am indr ced, aud take great pleasure IA
giving publiony 10 the Z eat cure 1t accomplished in
my family. Ny s4r, Heary A. Archer, now postmas.
ter at raj field Sower-c County, Ne, wa attacked
with ptuug of blood coul h. weakness Of lunes and
genera debility 30 muon so that our family ply stefan
declared him q have eafa,l cnD4ump ion = liz
vas under medical treatment fora number OF months
bur received no benefit from u At length I was in.
du ed TO purchase one bottle OF WlSGAR'S BALSAM
which benefited HIM much | obtained another,
which IN short time ortd him TO hir usuu health
1 thin, | can safely recommend TINS remedy TO Others
like condition, Tor 1t T., think all II pun ors to
he -THE GREAT LUNG REMEDY FOR rhE HINES,
The above statement, gentlemen Is my voluntary
oil ring TO you iu favor oi yCu Ralsam aud IL At your
Disposal, As ever, Yours ANDREW ARCHER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

How TO Cool WATER AT this season Of the
year a cool driught OF water IS luxury, which
we may Ell y with little care b, the follow
llg method, simple and inexpensive, water may
be Kept almost as cold zee. Let the Jar, pllcher
or vessel used f'r water, be surrounded with one
or more folds OF coarse cotton, to be- constantly
weli the evaporation of the water will cary oif
the heat from the inside and reduce it to a low
temperature. In 10 4la and other tropical clun
lre where ice cannot be procured, this ex pedlen
IS common. LIT every mechanic and Iaborer
have at the place Of his work two pitcher, thus
provided, and with lids OF covers, one to contain
fresh water Tor the eylporaton and be can always
have a supph Of cold water IN warm weather.
ANY person may test thi, by dipping fnger in
water aud holding it in The air Oh warm day;
alter dong this three or four times he viii fl III
his hnser intentionally cool. lns plan will
save the bill lor lce, besides being more heahiuI
The Tree use of ice water often produces defange-
ment OF the internal organs, winch, WI conceive
is due to properly Of The water ndepln dent Of
It's Goodness. Maine Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

w Wy va VU7 HIVIV7 DIV ITa1Iu M IIWII thNtOIV
seated anu m Ntd. lhcsr shNe'ults Will be ttnt b
mad 90 deihtrtu az Out ,ngo, NTH ut tp ro To cloi
On receiving tcrutcstc, yea viii see what article
npus tnt, aud d tp l'uii With gu TO send one ]
si a"u I'VE the at'ie'e named, OF any other ia the
lst OF tsme value,
ny his m1de We give selections from varied stoek
ol hre Fods, a the b. make and latest su nud Of
uui' se Wo a., q nominal price, Will ul have A
ohauce of sc uung articles OF the vey hights y.lue
,ali transact ON. 10y mail Ne Gu IKE y ioi Raidmg
VC'rh ate, putug IusiHge. and ung the hasuefs.
70 cnt- .ara. Five cvruhcat ia be- san IN. - .
hb,,u TO- - Thirty Tor So siAty.hye Tor $40 anu
Ouv Humid ed iu :
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

WESTERN WHEAr-'rhe wheat harvest in
Southern Illinois and Indiana has comm need.
Oar exchanges from that section sps k If the
yield as enormous, and the quality as unsurpassed
by he crop Of any previous year 10 add to the
satisfaction Of the farmers, the weather has been
as favorable as they could desire, and the new
crop has been harvested in the very best condt
lion. From all parts OF he country we have
the same glowing accounts Of the wheaf crop
Corn and oats will be more than an ay.rage rp-
urn, and fruit has never promised more prolific
yieId. This, therefore, is key to be year Of
plenty, il cornucopa over flowing with abundance
Cincinnati Commercial
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-11

BOSToN-GeorFe e. Goodwin 4 -.
NEW lORk-Demas Ra.tcs 4 Co.
HALTl HORE-S Iiance
PllrShuRUH-Dr Ieltgci II keyser.
ClNClNNAfi-F. r. Sure Co aud John u Park
CulCAGO-Lofd A smith, aud u. seovil.
ST LEWIS nllins RIOS
SAN FRANCtsCO-ilost,ite Smith 4 Dean.
Also sold by all druggists and dsalefs Yijt
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-ONGI0N 10 MAINE QrArN.

4hO know little o the nature aud character OF ree.s
Disl aud LGss their CUT some el hib drg.d
diplomas OF lnsuutiOns or College, WIICh never tx.
oita in any part Of the VOID others exhibit Dino
ana. o. the Dead, nov obtained. unAuuwu not ouly
isoImlng aud advertising IA uumel u those inserted Il
he 49, Jnls, but TO IuftheI Their mpt ion ASSUME
aa'hes vi other most celebrated fhf long since
lead Neither be deceived by
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Ii be Sod lcr Ona Dnllur Elch

without regard to value, aad OF to be- id for until
you kuO " a. you " liuc.ye ZACH
u Irgani hlteM d IIAnol worth
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TnE MANnRAKE pILLS

NAV be taken with entire safety by al ages aud condios
producing al the good result that be tain ed iftm
calumul of the mei cura medicines and without
any OF their huftiul injurious resu Is They carry
out OF tie system the tculnt and worn.O't msrers
locs ned and oil llved by my setwted Tonic aud fu.
monte syrup IL vii be .eth that an three of medi.
enes lIe neldld m most case. 10 cure eon.umplon.
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.ad telerst Professors and respectable Physician
many OF whom consult i'm ~ critical uates, becaus
u ms acSnow legged skill and reputation, attaine
f,ngh ~ 'nE experience, practi and obtetyaticn
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
NO.. robbed andadd TO our sulefngs IN being d
.Ftd the lying boast misrepreaeut ias IRON
|t.. and pfeituuuus OF
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NEILRE N CERTILIC.lTEl

SECURE \ CERTiF1C3TEi
There De- no h.t,rd " rsk. There ats ~ blanks
tvtp &c theait tpe ,u's "a or iclt. A. wesel none
OF the Tower grades oJ,wtry person clnt cei,e e
than the ,au their money. aud they mas get an
a,ucr wor i've ten, or q hundred TOLD
SATISFACTION GU.1R1 WEED.
E,eiy perou ku,ws what they vii recev, b fl,e the
article b. paid Ton. uu receipt II Certificate tps
VIII aft ie 1t icpueus, aud 1t is.o course az your
~ ~ 10 tske II, any other article IN gu Lt OF the
same value.
W uaiat ies entire utittaciiUn 10 tvHry puiehA er
a. d " there shhld be any y ON dissatisfied Nnb any
afnc't received itom ~ N NAV immedia cy tttuIn
auu ne am uh' pa Nil be refunded 1' une irial
Wal prove 70 aui tun ' sale gives purchaser. gttaler
tduh ages than - other ever pfOl0 cd
AuhNfs w allow ihose ne Ing a. AGENTS len Cents
on each Certificate uldeted provided their remittance
amounts 10 uue Ouar
Th'y viii ,,ll,ci IS cent. = every Cefiiacat and
retaining 10 CENTS remit to a. 70 cents for each
AddfrsH,
GRO. DEMERlT&CO,
glims d8 Broadway, New York.
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TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONIALS.
"lter1td M Eddy a. ore Of the most rapnbls and
success mi p,aetuonets, VITA whom have had .hriai
Intercourse