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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-25
The True Position.

When wc wcrc in the midst Of the re.
bollion, there were no men among US
who dared to show their opposition to
the measures necessary to put it down.
BY common consent rebel was consid.
cred criminal. The armies Of the South
surrendered - the military forces arc
generally Withdrawn, and now comes up
party siding with ! he rebels, that claim
for them not only q II amnesty, but the
restoration Of ull ii privileges Of citi,
zcuship which thcy had forfeited by the
rebellion. The .cfor is not made without
force and danger Gus power. The first
policy is>to separate the President and
Congress, and thus give strength to q
copperhcad movement, that would 9th
crwise have no power among the people,
The cry is, forgive tho rcpentant and
take them 10 your arms.
So VIC wouId-wo would 80 as far in
that direction as any other man, provi.
dcd VIC could End 4 rcpeutant rcbcl.-
We have never seen one. You might
as woll look for lettuce in January or
roses on pigs back. They do not repent.
They simply say, We are conquered and
must bidc our time. What is that time ?
They would carry West Virginia for
the coppcrhcad party and against the
amendment Of the constitution. They
would secure the State, and if po.
litical ends could bc gained by it, trans.
fer it back to the old State. IF not they
would throw it over in favor Of another
public functionary, like James Buchan.
nan who claimed that there was no pow.
or in the government to cocrcc the
States and tho laws would not be re-.
gardcd, and before four years would be
passed they would have another Confed-
eracy-hnvc shaken the whole rounda'
ton Of our government, destroyed its
credit with the nations Of the earth, and
left US barren Of power to enforce laws
if they were enacted. We have but one
hope, one strength. 1t is in our own
State to keep rebels and their sympathi'
zers out Of power until they repent. 1t
is in the nation to put none but true
men in power, they who believe they
can and ought to preserve its laws intact
over the whole country and that those
who violate them or threaten to violate
shall have no right, part or lot with it.
1t is our only hope, our ouly sufety as u
nation, our only chance as q republic:
Admit them now. under the increased
power Of an additional representation
and the Coppcrhcad party at tho north
and through tho lust Of power VIC will
fnd that the country will be in worse
condition than cvcr.-P"rkrrsbnrg Times
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-25
\ Scientific Wonder!

The month Of February, 1866, was
d month unique in the history Of the
world. |, has not had any full moon
January has had two-March has had
two. -.
This arrangement Of time, from which
it follows that the moon shows 'ts face
e full" soue hours before the coming In
of the mouth, aud then again some hours
after it has expired, is thing very rare
in nature. 1t has not happened since
tho CONNIE ncement Of tho world, unless
We run back for myriads Of years ! Aud
what is more striking, according to the
calculations Of astronomers, it vii! not
happen again before two and halt MIL
lions Of years
The years 1865 and leO6' nave 0cen
referred TO BY all writer's on Prophecy
for tho last two huudrcd years, US years
in which many Of the most Interesting
nropbccics were to be ful6lled-and what
rrors in the history Of tho world have
been fraucht with moro momcntous po'
l;,;cnl events? At this moment, oil the
civil powers of tho world, that are not
copvulsed to their centre, are trembling
with apprehension for fear OF the lew =" "es''
d,y"Fand tho christian world every
where arc anxiously awaiting 1urtnef :
evidences of their cherished theories OF
" faith +" and systems Of biblical ph''os0'
Truly vo live on the verge OF two csef'
milestone past-onc to come.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-25

Tho lato Sir Henry Smith, louS M' /,
for Colchester, was ono OF th3 tsf'es y.
tho old school; and among tho advocate; :,
Of Reform his rcsolute opposition 70 ca! a.!
change suvc him reputation for tony
md obstinacy which was not 6oEno ou'
by. his real character. ; On one occasion
be wa, canvassing in the presence OF nu'
merous friouds, and on asking q heavy
looking farmer for bis vote, the s, man re. 9.
nl;ed "I'd vote for 20, Sir Henry as
usual, only you're such fool: -. r -. :.
," a fool, an, l." retOrted Sir Henry;
" .b.1 ! am the very man to EepFesSo'
This shaft Of wit penetrated tho ts5m
etGr's i scopce, and with load guhav nc
promised bis votc. ~ Z
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-25

HOLMES FOREVER. That finest Of
wits, Oliver Wondcll Holmes, sent two
poctical letters to the "'poIt Office. Of
"a Episcopal fair at Pitts6eld. In ono
Of them tho frst stanza was: |
"Fair lady, xhosoe'er thou art, 7
Turn this poor leaf with tendsrest care,
Ambush, Ohush thy beating heart.
The one thou lowest will be there" - :.
= On turning the "poor leaf" thcre
was found . ons.dollar bill, With some
verses beginning: ,s.77.si,:.,' -,
nPsir lady, lift thine eyes and tsl ..3lt-a:
II this fG not . truthful letter. - n,
This IL The one e. thou lowest veil, - : =, :,
And naught (o)e make thee love u esstss'; &
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-25

An Argument (?) for Cancellation.
Our conservative friends who are just
now SO very tender.hcarted towards tho
rcbsl element in our midst, and are 'op.
posing all laws calculated to protect tho
Union people against their violence,
should read tho following extract Of
letter from ono of the party sout out BY
Col. Brown, Quartcrmaster General Of
tho State of West Virgiuia; tepaythe:
State troops in tho ncighboring county
Of Wayne: Hc says: :,'.,>a,' !'',-' = .'."
"Thc rsbcls in all that region openly
declare their utter defiance Of any au-
thority, State or National, and pay
not the least respect to either. They
carry thoir revolyers (Which they wore
allowed to retain by Gen. Grants parolo)
and bully, threaten, aud murder Union
men pretty much as they please. A few
days before tho visit Of Col. Browns
party, party Of these rufians visited
tho house Of Mr.. Holt, assessor Of tho
county, boat in tho doors and windows,
fired their rcvolvers into tho house and
threatened to shoot him. Similar cir.
cumstanccs were Of frequent occurrence.
In this way they sock to drive tho Union
people away, and in very many cases
They are successful. Many Union families
have abandoned their homes altogether,
most of them going to Minnesota. Others
arc leaving the county for the samo dcs.
tination almost daily. In passing up
and down the Sandy, Col. Browns party
frequently saw tho wagons Of tho em''
grants moving the littlo households to.
wards tho Ohio-their faces turned TO-
wards the setting sun.
Tho loyal mon there all say that thoy
can not main tain themselves against tho
rebels if tho present state Of things con.
tinuc. They wcrc oil in tho Union ar
my during the rebellion, and can not.bs
accused faint. hcartedness. They carry
their arms constantly, and soy they would
not dare to do otherwise. Tho rebels
also carry side arms, and shooting and
violent rencontrcs are by no means raro.
Every loyal man there is friend to the
Registry law and Constitutional amend:
mont. They appreciate the need OF
them. .t.
In thcsc statements, corresponding IS
they do with oil accounts that have como
from that remote region for months past,
NO have full ,con6dencc. In Logan
county matters arc said to DO worse Gf
possiblc) than in Wayne. Even as fur
Dorth Qs Calhoun, according to worry lato
npd roliablc information, it is not much
better. Even thcrc tho returned robcls
are threatening loyal men With violenccif
they attempt to carry ou. tho laws Of tho
State. The same spirit is being revived
all along tho border from Hampshire
cloar to tho Sandy. What is at tho bot.
tom of it? Some blue lodge orK. G. G.
organization? Or is this violence tho
natural outcrop Of the iucoudiary and
revolutionary teachings cmauating from
certain papers, writer's, and. speakers in
this city and elcwhcrc2 We ask our op-
poncnts horc to reflect before appealing
to such al element, and NO ask, our 10y. &.
al readers to reflect TOO how serious may
be the results to themselves and tho wei.
faro and fair fame Of tho State, unless
they aro bravo and resolute.' .-.'.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-25
HARTFORD Ctrr, April 10, 1860.

no.. A. new invention for tho manu-.
f,cture Of paper socks is announced
The socks arc made Of pspcr and muslin
combined. Tho inventors say that they
will las. IS long as au ordinary pair. will
keep clean, and that they can be: made
so chcnpIy that, their cost will not be
equal to the, price Of. washing. These
socks arc intended to bear tho same re-
Iation' to knitted or woven socks that
paper collars do 70 linen or muslin col.
lars. t;Tays j =;
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-25
Sglftteil PpgtyN,
Welcome are the Birds again.

are the Birds again.
lIarkt hear the merry ringing
Ola joyful Bluc.hirl singing.
This bctokcns spring returning,
Aud We know the birds are coming;
Welcome every briSht'ning hue
That il lcvkil: earth ancw,-
Most among tho glad'ninS train,
Welcome arc the birds again
Welcome sunshine, bright and warm,
Following the wintry storm,-
Winter las its pleasures fair
Pleasing rides anl bracinS air;
But We sec them paSS away,
Nor would wish longer stay
Now q song comes O'cr the PLAIN,
Welcome arc the birlS again
Welcome I'LL the festive hours,
And the genial April showers,
Wclrnnm m,lr,nurS Of tt,c rill,
Hluomin. Rose or Dalto'lil;
Welcome humble Violet, too
Srrklin. in the ycrnal luc,-
But, while all these beauties rrlSm
Welcome nrc the birds again
Yes, welcome all the brightness,
And the joyful, SprinS-likc lishtnc<S,-
Welcome March with brightnns ray,
Smiling April, lovely May,
All the swelling buds ami leaves.
All the g.rlamls Nature weavcS--
Most Of all the joyous train,
Welcome arc the birlS again.
Yes, the bright anil genial spring
Pure anil sweet delights shall bring
Bring thousand precious joys
l.,lns ,cn Thousand bloo,uins toys;
Now each little brook is swelling.
And each sparkling fountain wclllns,-
Coming with the cheerful train,
Welcome arv the birds again.
While we cherish every scm,
Every Spring.l;kc dla,c@o
While We sec the brightness now
Glowing on the vcrnal brow;
While we see that Go'l will bless
Nature with his bright impress,
Let our songs most grateful! StmM
Welcome here the birds again.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-25
The Journal,
IHe 2e0ple'S EHmilp l;uspWVc,',
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, EY
MOORE 81 BRO
OFFICE: OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING
Advertising.

Tho J"ru>AL In crenLair.l throughout the entire
Hinnwla Valley. and Is til. beat advertising medium
IN this SECTION ur I'll. State.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-25

Unmts. kc & lines cs,,) 80 cents. Or insertions
for dollar.
EIitDTiU Notie"s. 20 cent. = liu".
Ohit""rirS cents per line.
M tr,r,irnt Advertisements must lie paS fur IN
,pr NSrs r'nr,y Advertisements payable seml.anns.
ally. IN advance.
Having we'll assorted office. prepared to u"
all dvscrlpliuns VI
JOB PRINTING,
In I'll" hes! .y&. at short notice. AMI "n reasonable
1, rn. guUiE Tin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18

AARDwARA-Dealers in hardware will doubt
less be interested in the following notice Of .
frst-class establishment at Concord, N. H.,
which We cut from the Concord correspondence
Of the Boston Journal:
In speaking in former letters Of the impor-
tant business enterprises which are contributing
largely to tho material prosperity of the city
Of Concord We inadvertently omitted to men
ton the well-known hardware establishment Of
the Messrs. Warde, Humphrey & Co., which
is by far the most extensive concern Of the kind
in this state. 1t is located in the Exchange,
occupying one-half of the entire building, with
cspaoious additional storehouses In tho rear.
The several departments of the House are
classified under the heads of hardware, sgricul-
turai implements, carriage-stock of all descrip-
tions, iron and steel, and mill-6xturss while
the subordinate divisions embrace q wonderful
variety Of the merchandise pertaining to this
branch of trade. The constantly increasing
Wholesale patronage of the hrm extends from
Massachusetts to Montreal, being especially
large in northern and western New Hampshire
and in central Vermont. In former years the
store was occupied BY the Meesrs. Porter and
kolfe, and was a widely noted mart of trade.
Col. David A. Wsrde, Of Governor Smyth's
staff, the senior member of the present Arm,
passed rom the OlO mouse l0tO Inc new, ana
during long experience in tho sphere Of active
business has gained an enviable reputation fol
fidelity, enterprise and integrity. Mr.. Stillmau
Humphrey and Mr.. Geo p. Cleaves. the two
remaining partners, are straightforward and
reliable men, who have won the full confidence
of the mercantile community. Members o
the Legislature and strangers stopping in Con
cord should not fail to make this place . visit
where they will always receive the most sourts-
| ous attentions
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18
marrte0.

In Bsriin. July l,h, BY Rev. E. Brown; Mr.. tolpsy
Maxham Of Montpelier, aud Miss Ruth B. Nyo Ct Ber
lin.
At the parsonage In Berlin, July 4th, By Rev. =
Brown, Mr.. Henry C. Holmes and 0Ae Clara Alex
Ander both Of Montpelier.
In Orange, July 18Th, By Rev. A. T. Wsde, Samuel
Carr Of Barre and Miss Emma Peck Of Orange.
In Ponfrst, Vt. July lIth, By Rey. " q King
bury, Capt. A. r Chandler, late Of tho 1st Vermont
Cavalry, and Ellen n daughter Of Hon Crosby MI
Ter.
At tho Cong, esstionsi f.rssnage in Wqrcs.ter, BY
Rev Da vid PsffS, NJ. YIN. n. DuSall Of Fairfax and
Miss Carrie NJ Cakes Of Beriia
A. the ConsreR ational Church in Worcester ~ Rev
David Perry, MI. John R. Wilson OF OttoWa, q.
and Miss Estelle A. Cepp OF Worcester.
Elm Jaeksonyic July 4th, By Rev. J. 8. Little, MI
Edwin H. Stetson and Miss Jennie NJ. Irsnoh, both Of
Jacksonville.
In South HArdwick, June 18th, BY Rev G. Eaton,
Mr.. Frank b. Morse Of Woodbury., and Miss Samantha
A. Gale Of Eimore.
r. Fletcher snd Rena A. Warren, both OF ludlow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18
Internal Revenue. 1866.
COIIECTORS NOTICEy

THE Annual Tafes Tor tho First Collection Distrtt
/ Of Vermont as assessed upon Iseo.ss, Lscsa sss,
Cssyisgs, Piats, 60 under the Excise Law Of Cen
gross approved July |, 1862, aad the various amend
m nts thereto having become due and payable, Ill
attend myeef by Deputy, At the following timss and
places to receive the same Wis:
WAsHINeUoH COUNT.
Al nay Office in Montpelier, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday July 23, 81 and IS At tie NorthAold
House Mortified, Wed nssday; July Is At Wilson .
Hotel Cabot, Thursd ~, July 26, from n, TO IL n .
and at Stevens Hotel in harsh6eid from r. ~ till
OF same day at Josns Hotel in WAitsneid on Friday
July 81, from 10 A. till p N and at Browns
store in Waterbury, Saturday, July % till p NJ
IL All persons nsgleetins TO pay said taxes within
the time above specified. are subjected to pay 20
cents for notice and after days. delay 10 cent
additional upon the amount Of the tax, with costs OF
collection.
~ Any sc nd his tax by another, - receipts
are gwen in all JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector FIRST District. Vermont.
Mo,,paIia- Julv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18

ain lifting the kettle from the IRE scaded myself
very severely-one hand almost crisp. The torture
was unbearable. The Mexican Mustang Lin
inent relieved the pain almost Immediately 1t hea ed
rapidly, and left very little soar,
CnA1. FosflR, <21 Broad St.; Phila."
rhis il merely . sample Of what the Mustang Lini-
will do. II is invaluable in all Of wounds,
swelIngs, sprans, CUTS bruises spsvins etc., either
upon beast.
Beware Of oounterfeits. None 10 genuine unless
wrapped Ane steel plate engravngs hearing the sig
nature Of g. w. WestbrOok, Chemist, and the private
stamp Of DlnAs BAaHBs 4 Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold hy all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18

S.f.-l6oO-X.-The amount Of Plantation Bittefs
sold in year IL something startling. They would
al Broadway six feet high from the Park to 4th street
brakes nannfa of the Institutions Of New
York 1t II said that Drake painted all the rocks In
IL Eastsrn States with his cabalstio 8. T.-l66O-
4, and then got the old granny Legislators to pass
Law preventing dsAgurng the face Of nature" which
gives him . monopoly. We do not know how this is
but DO know the Plantation BittePs slLL other
article ever did They are used by All classes Of the
COMMUNITY, and are death ON Dyspepsia-certain
They are very invigorating whom languid and weak,
and . great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18

NV HAnPsnnl AoaIcuLfuRAL CoLIlon
The New Hampshire House Of Rsprssen-
tatives have decided to locate the Agricultu-
raj College at Hanover, il connection with
Dartmouth College. The State will have Ave
trustees, and the College four, and the 6tate
reserves the right to assume tho full control
after fifteen years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18
ffaal Notifes.
Imefm. r lanes Estate.

srArE OF vERngONT In Probate Cou RI, hes1
W..,...n. p,s1n,eI.s, "a nsatpssss. i'm ssid dis
frict On the 7th day OF July, A. D. $50
VIZ IT. n. RICHARDSON, AdmAntstraeor, vi ~
w . win anneaed, of the estate Of Sssns E -.
late Of East Montpelier, In said Dssses, ~
.er.s nj. .dminst, alton account for exaninsuo0 -
allowance and makes application for eseree o.
fButfou and paFtitioa Of the ess.se q - s...h
Whereupon it is ordered by said Ccuts snesss0
account and mid apple alton be refeffedt % sessce
Of aid Court to be- hsId the Probate onee - -
Montpelier, the 7th day OF Angus, ~ " '0SS' "
he arm and decision thereon:
And tits furthe ered tat noaioe hereof = ~.
to ali Pc rsos i terssted, By publteesion OF E
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in the Greea ModnuG -
man a newspaper Published at Mont less, Hses.o@ ~
"a id time spponfed for hearing that they nay ePH
.: said time nd place. and show csnse, nv ~
may have, why said -oant should NOS De sa's"-'e
such decree made. BY the Court,
v1av3 Atest-N. A CHASE, Lea lster.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18
1u.fms r. lanes Estate.

W.s.,.e9os Dnrnrcr, %. ontpeIier. within AHs for
ssia District on the 7th day Of July, A. D. Aose.
M IA H. RICHARDSON. Administrator, 1u1 -
w nj nnnrrea of the estate Of yHstus T. Lane,
late of East Montpelier, said district aessns 90.
makes application to said Court for nseese 20 ~ a.;
-hor of he eetate esd deceased save 10 II.
Ierest OF The therein represe nns shs tne
thereof necessary Il the payment OF tno ~ "a
estate. .,,,..,..ia.n
Whereupon Ii is ordered by said Co1f, snSa !.
Mic ion be referred n session thereof, 20 ..
the Probate Once, said Mont,clier, on tns s,sS
Of July A. ID. 1866, for hearing and aec'sn 9,..,.a
and n sfurtber order red that all person.
be notified hereofby publication oil hotee "a -.
applica alton and order thereon, three WeoH !,
siyeIx IN the Green Mcu ntain Freeman, ptihe1 y
Montpeijer before said time Of nearing ~
NAV appear AT said time and place, anu navy
cause, object thereto
By the Court, ,,,.sY o..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18

WHAT DID IRA young lady retur ming to her coun
home after sojourn OF few months in Nes FORK
hardly recognised by her friends. In pls of
rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby complexion Of
almost marble smocthness and instead Of - she really
appeared but IL. She told them plainly she used Ha
gans Magnolia Balm. aud would not be without it, Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very mu
gist for only so cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18
Ne. -.

A0UA DB MAau0IlA.-The prettest thing the sweet
81 thiDg, and the Ost Of 10 for the least money 1t
svseooase the odos q Precipitation soens and adds
dslisaav to the skin 10 delightful perfume allays
and inflammation, and 10 . necessary compan-
iea = he SICK In the nnrsesy, and upon the toilet
saAsboaTd It b obtained every where dOl-
per bottle.
saraaele spriag water, cola y all Draseis.s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18
CAUTION
10 FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH

TO FEMALES In DELICATE HEALTH.
DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No EEpIcorr
~ boston, is consulted daily for all diseases Incl
10 the female system. Prolapsus Uteri Fluor
Albus Suppression, and other menstrual derange
ments, all treated pathological prime pes
and speedy relief guaranteed in . few days. So
invariably this mode of treatment that
most obstinate complaints yield under 1t, and the
afflicted ne rson rejoices In perfect health.
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater exp erience in the
Of diseases Of women than other physician in
Boston.
Boarding accom- odAtions for patients who may
wish stay Boston few days under his treatment
Dr. Dow, lo<5, having aned his whole
ton once practice for the OF Private Dis
eases and Female Complaints acknowledge supe-
rior in the United States.
N. Ball letters must contain one dollar, or they
will be answered.
Once hours from A. u. Q p. u.
Boston, July Is, 1865. 131yI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18

All Who value beautiful head of hair and it's preser
vason from premature badness and ming gray will
not fail 10 Lyons' celebrated Katharon 1t makes
tho hair rch soft and glossy eradcates dandruR and
the hair to grow with luxuriant beauty. 1t is
sold everywhere.
&. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y,
Sar atOEa Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18

Senator Poland haslsPsrlsd iron ~ j.
dietary Commistss Of the Senate, ths hank
rupt bill which rsssntly passed the Hesss.
tt tate in the Senate u NOT certain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18
IS Buy Me and I'll do you Good"
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERR RITTERS.

A STANDARD MEDICINE without the posi- bility
n of doubt the best remedy for the following
and all kindred diseases :-isd,essstsa Csstsesasss.
L,psr Compa,nt, Piles, Headache, Heartburn DyspeDss
Dsss,sess, Se,ofsis, Ssh RAssa, Le~s.s, Lazi.ess.
DeS,ty, Jas~dsee, FisfSs~ey, Hssss,s, Fos
Sc.
By the tim ely OF this medicine the blood is puri-
nsd The appetite restored The system s 9Th
ened. The lily Ter is invgorAted. The breath 10
eoed. The complexion is besutiAed. And the general
health 10 restored.
A gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic. splendid
appetser. harmless stimulAnt. reviver Of droOp-
ing spirits
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18
To COnsumptives.

THE advertiser, having bsen restored to health la
L few weeks by very simple remedy, after ha wing
suffered, for several With lung Affection
and that dread disease, Consnmption-is anxious to
make known TO his fellow sufferers the Of
To all who desire it, he will send copy Il the Pre-
scription frse of charge) with all d
ing and using tho ssIue, which they will find
for Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
object of the advertiser in ending the Prescription 10
benefit the afflicted and spread informs ton which
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will his remedy, it will them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, free, by
mail will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
willismsburgh, Kings Co New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-18

We have the Edi.SssgA Review for April,
and BIoekwoo9 for june, both etosllsnt num-
bers, bu. We have no space for fsrthse notice
this week.