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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
LeaCDled Ashes.

Ashes form a most valuable manure for top
dressing grass lands and are far more general
> used than they were few years ago. For
merry farmers were ia the habit OF selling what
ney did not want for their own use In making
soap, and We h.ve known many instances where
tue lescned ashes thus used we're thrown away
ii berg considered worthless But with great
iight farmers have been more particular a
regard to their use and evrn before the inti4-
non of the currency. ashes bad about doubt
IN price, while soap-makers found it very d I'll
cult TO buy ashes in the rural districts, al any
price.
Uncleaned ashes composed mainly of
"a 3. such slllo.tes pho pilates and Caribou
,fes- Some OF these. as the carbonates aud
III pilates OF potash and soda, are dissolved Oy
acfins. III. siiicates, phosphates cartoon
,te, OF iime, IRON, 10 1gnesA a0d ma * inese are
n-oiu' /. and are cons quently found IN leach
ed ashee-of which the largest part Is Caribou
.ie OF lime and the next is phosphate OF lime,
bone dust. Ol account of their compost
I!on, unleacn.d ashes are of great Value q, y
70 nure ard hose that are 10 enc i, though OF
Tess value, ere sull of considerable importance.
lucy contain saifs. which, though not soluble
q wsier. are rendered soluble bs influence OF
her salLs Of sir, and OF he vial power OF
plants. aud may be thus again taken up into
:scolaiion, and oDce more peri rm the service
be, haG airsady performed IN the ants from
combustion If which tbsy came.
We know OF one f7rm-T 10 this county, who,
-oIns ysars ego, went into the soap making
'u-iDess fJr the urpose OF securing the aahe>-
alter having been reached. TO Apply 10 MS land
He Uwued large fsrm. ne SOL being chieh I
d cayey lOsm, and any visiting the isrn
nos, ~ho acquainted with il before it's owner
egsn spDiy tns ashes, would be assouishec
the results they have accomplished. Hs
applied them at the rate of from one hundred
4r;. fifty 10 two hundred bushels per acre, 10
d'ff~r.nt GRIPS and in every conceivable Way
We sre also acquainted win four young anc
enJerprIsine farmers. who not long since, =
| considerable expen Sc, 1t is true, established I
soap factory; almost solely for the purpose o
securing The leacned ashes for their farms
| TDu- Tar it has gwen them about Cne Thousand
bushels each, per snnum, and already the r.
-'iit beginning 20 be seen upon their bel Il
! MOI al! are situated so tEey can so INTO I'M
business. mt every farmer can save his own
and mile money expended 10 purchasing
| iew bushels here and there, where They Can o
vbtalned, will pay good interest.
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p-oetrp.


LIN. and sn ". talks sre hard,''-
Never mind,
4" Rarely brin cling TIE ~ard 30
Never mind
wh<n those tasks are overcome,
For your esr hesveniy home
Is ssslrned
Ye.rlyyouth's WIN feelings vsne'-
Nev-r mind (.
sNsver to be felt sgsin'"
Never mid.
WIZ, Won have hut reached your home.
All the vsrn~st are to come
You will end
Barren ~e-es nv vision greet
Never mind
- And The psss vas fn~ery sweet
Never ni-d
rrouqh j-sr here he land Is poor.
Brighter ders lie te'ore
Than blind,
Thorns the path have overgro~n-'-
Never mind +!
Ana fsI' Ger many stone y
Sver mind :
II you can but s'rmhl- home,
All your sore zou-ds v~srisome
r. viii nd.
From nv sd n y loved mes slip;
N-v.r m nj
"IwouId far st down 7rd weep"
Never mind
Ttev have on'v h-.rAre- OF;
Do not, then, n - lose 80 mourn.
Srav behind
" Through von dtrb stream mus- GO "
W. mind
- 'Ti= fesrfut hing 20 10. >"
We've md,
Wh vcu sre fut sate =. home,
uwst WORTH yon- ~ 70 come,
Tou uiIitDt-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

THF NKw TfxrIx IN NsyAp..-Tbe Las.
discovery which comes GO iruu. Nevada, il
agricultural sather than mineral. but yery
important. IL is Of a new textile. suct, a.
~as eagerly bss successfully sought vhsn the
'ase rebellion broke ol'. The plant now DIS
covered has It's home In the Hum boldt Valley.
where 1t gIo~s IN large Quantities, and can Of
Course be made to grow thriftIiy by cui,iva-
ioo, while II 1t has .he values ,hat are as
crIhed to 1t. it will soon be removed to other
hslcs, and propagated among the regular
crops. This plant 10 said by the discoveries
a be Superior 20 any textile now ia use
fh.,ugh styled hemp il is so called Cd
'ccount Of is closer similarity to tina, than
ny other growth. Il has . stronger and
dser fore than tn proper hemp, ana . much
onger staple. In proportion TO the wovd,
90, the hbre g much more abundant. 1t Can
oe m 70 easily separated than 1.x or hemp,
md can be stripped clean from the stalk with
out preparation.
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miscellaneous.
p.,ensed May 60. 1870.

Patented May %. Is %.
This is article for " ashink without rubbing ex-
pit in dirty places. which will require very
slight rub, and unlike other pre1s rsioas onrred for
a Ike purpose. WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES, but Will
leave them much WINTER tosn ordinsry methods,
without the usual wear and tear
1t removes grease spots ii by magic, and softens
the dirt by oAking that TDsing viii in ordinary
cases en- rely remove iJ.
fhis powder is prepa ed in accordance With chemi
cal sci aud peculiar to itself. which
Ia secured by Letters Patent. 1t has been in more
than year and has pr '"ed itself universe favor
tages claim-t the following viz
II save- all the .xpen-e OF soap usually used
cotton and linen eoods.
1t of the Ia Dor o. rubbing, and and
tear
A'so for cleaning windows IT is UNSURPASSED. With
quarter the time aud labor usually required 1t
imparts beau .iui gloss and lu tTe much super
any other mode No Tequi' ed except t,'
moisteD the powder
Directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated b. single trial.
The cost Of washing to, FIN " OF Ave six per-
will mo- xceed CENTS
Tue manufaci f thi- powder aware that
many u-eess compounds ave been introduced TO the
moving The dirt but ku wing the intrinsic excellence
OF bic Gle they Govt lily proclaim it as being
adapted to meet q demand whi h long existed and
W hich has neretoff remained uDsupp6ed
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE & STFVENS
goo Broadway, s.s-ton.
For sale by Grooers and Dealers every where.
ri ADr?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

high, more or Len. weighing seos I've or eix
hundred pounds, u abous the night s'ss Tor
COMMON mares, though the better the mare
the fairer the chance TO obtain . first raes
mule
"At the South their ordinary estimsts OF
. mules age is some twenty years, tor there
they put mules to some labor % young that
they may be broken down; but with such
usase ae horses get st tho North, they may
ne counted on az .erviceable animals till they
hsve been in the harness full half century.
IL is q mater of history that General Wash
'ogton's camp mule was then eighty three
years of age.
s.. II it will not too much crowd your col
umns, may offer Conclusive reasons to show
that the right sort OF mules are far better for
farm or road labor thsn horses and also.
why me should as much avoid breeding fri m
n enor mously large jack as from the diIninu-
i've gypsy breed J. WELDON.
Rock ford, Ill.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

's'HE kid legs II Duul5-r. st1a-,d Al the
upp-" part OF he iojns. surrounded BY fat N d
consisting Of three part=, The anterior, The n
terror. aud The Exterior
The an'e,io' 4bsorbs Int rior consists OF tissues
or vetns- which SerV- dep st TIL ani
convey Il To the exterior. be exterior l. &
tor also, tsTmins iuE in single fune csI',c IN
refer he uTeters a. 7nrect-d he blsddee
The ADDER = composs d o various coverings
ls=ues DIV d d in parts the Upper, tie Lower,
he Nervo1s and tn ucouS T, uTp5r tNpe's the
l. w TetainS any have de 10 Ur,nate with
tut TIE R.ii4 Others lftnate with "a the ability 10
p an ftis frequently occur / children.
Q cure these f-rt;c bring SETON
the muscles, winch engaged their various tuue
eaeue
! he Reader mus also b. NEE aware That however,y
81 ~ may D. me attack il dsnr- foe his odiI
h-aifh and m ntal pawArs: cur 1e-h unG blood
ar upp-4tvd these urces
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
TREATMENT

tienbuid's highly concentrated con, q; ,,,.
hu hn = otcid Oily oae lie ,. i metres tor "a
esses - the eisddsI kid"ey-- gravel drop al
inss Ft@aEa stism. and gouiy affect ons nd-r th-
/ "ao We h-vs arranged Dy uria, GifIeuiry anis
piih pa ing wa er. scant, elton or small and
frequent disoht rig Of waller St1ausnrv ar NH
= wafer heaaatutta or bloody uriue ti0ut aud hen
ndt'5fn IN kidneys, wi j. any CD tnge IN guam
t4! cut IN sse o. ceioE Ii al
"sN~ highly recon neadsd, by the late DR. : nysick
In these d ecglOna
his medicine crosses tie power Of dig-st
es-its- the sosoI bsnt- into health- exrtc.se Sv
men he wafery or a. posi- 10 : and sl
uGns GGal en- lsrs as ". II rs main and in,sm
nation. are rtduc~d. and l. taken r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

Manhood how lost. how Restored.
Fc!Efg las. published, ne~ -dutou oi Or.
Gs-s.&S Cuiv rsesa'S Celehrs ed Ecsse
s<ESA14As0 tia neat Trout medicine }
-p- orrhcea- nal We n-S In soIunt~ry
~eut al Losses imPotr1cs Mcneil Sod Fhy 80 t"-
c1pa ltv- dIneuts to Marriage tic ais t'ou-
<unPtjo1 Epilepsy, and tits, induced by sell iEdul-
=. nee xua eNtravas game.
~ Price Ia a sealed uvefopf, only cents
ee1ehraeI hor in this "a essay irs ri '
from thirty years successful practice,
that kc a4rmint consequence 81 ~sitahvse nay ~
ty ured Without the d. gerous Internal
med Inc he application of he ifrPoin rs out
mode once simple, and II, cfu Al,
bv which every sufe-er. matter what his
Sy hi self che.ply, priva ely,
q nd radically.
~ THIS Lecture should IN tle hanus 81 every
you h and every ,he land
Sent, Hnde- plain envelope ~ address,
post p4id. receipt @: slx cents. posta Se
lamps. Address thr publishers.
FHAS. =. Kiln @ \ GO
~ G..,~eTE. EeN York IA. ORR
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
.nE.N, NO.EE.N AND CHILDREN.
directions for use and d.el aecomp n.


u :, fHlLADkLPHIA, Pa February -, le57.
Dsa, S"'-I hsyy been sufferer Tor upwards OF
twtnty AeA's, 'h grsvel, bander. ana dne. sf-c-
'lohs, ."rinR "h en- I'm hav e. medic
ma e. n rations ana been der he tiystnenr of
relief. - s ~ 4i''ie
Having seen your preparations @x-en lively atytr
.lse., conro with my 'amiiy phys cian in reg I'd
d,d this nee au,e haa ed II kind. iced
quite injurious: fact / lerp.lred OF eve --t,rr
w H. -n1 eiN' min Il 10 r me. les Ter al ~
uaieNs knew OF Tue mgr -dien's. I W $ TN 1ha
- ~ u ,he 10 use our medicine A. you sdver'
sed th9t wa comp red ct bes4 eu5ssS q ,4.rpe
ellen co"'h lion with HE DIV c. an. an .x
ANNA ion - the article, md consuitny sgafn with
.o,,in : =, ~ r.LthT aSo- AT Eh'ch time VAS
=. ep ni !" my roo,e: IN n DO lie 1
ait 7 us ng zee weess o wax cnt.
II men IKE "tins yeG II II stst. Il IL. cas-
Ii tina t.ne, bu tn ugb ny M cvtrn. "a, Ini.h
Of oe 'einpo ST sne Der lore tsncb q IL d re
~ :, J. II, y VeNiio th CT 2 ttct re, kns wtog
tisf ctor me - i"or
AN Now ABLE To REPORT TIL T CUEs Is rr
sEtTFD AFTER y ING TIE RENE Y Fos. Fiv4x >T.s
save y T UstD NY No~ p. THRxr Nor1Hs
ND fELL AZ " hILI IN L. RESP CTS zsI EvER lIp
iour 8ucaa Ing devoid u any eT,y,ra-arf ste
M odof me- ,on'c and invigora OF t4+ ; sm
squ'Ie liz use In such fiction.
SHOULD aay doubt Mr. AlcCo-miok' -: -. h.
e,efs 70 ih- Toll, vi z geniiem
a ,,oa "n w sielEE ex.Gove,nor nm y'vasia
q, ~ hNox Jno ge, III Pb
Hon j = LACK Oge- Pt.aot l.s..a
fton II fosSrEE tsovsroor Penn-y lvaufa
ioh I'LL LEvIs. iudkr, T. ilsdeipIis
Hon. ckiEk JUDGE l niteu 5 sites Court.
hcn q " " DN.ARD. Jadg- rhilaa. lnbi.
non w A. Po Tbs, City icitor
ron JOHN Be
hon. r. BANK Auditor tSenef al W ashin ton d. &
a Il many 2fbs-4 if necessar,.
r. clip DE at. II LMHoLD's DRUG AND
HEAICAl WAREHOUSE.
goa 71
METROFOLI AN HOIEL
New ork.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
NBEWARE or GOUNTERFElTk,u
sssyt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
.Olun l,wreuce,. estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probat. Court. neId
NAsarSGTos pisrsicr -, AT Montpelier, IN said dis
tTici, I III 81 h DAY = .Duary. A u. l-67-
l. Br MEIER KiBNER, -dmni- traitor of The estate
u of SCION Lswrenre late If idtlestS. IN aid dis
decreased his adminsir account Tor
examination and allowance, ard uppiicatiGn for
decree 81 distribution ard partition of .be rstate of
SAID deceased.
Wher-upon, it is ordered by said Court that said
aceont and sad application be teerr {" session OF
said be held af the Probate Office said Mont
Peiirr, IN. Sal day of Feb d. 1907, hearing
I'd decision thereon:
And il 10 furth- ordered. that no ice hereof be given
all d. by pub icatioi of the
three weeks succe>sIvey IL III. Gre, ait Free
Q newspaper publ. h. Montpelier, pre-
Time appointed for hearing that they appear
said time and place. and shn% cause, II th-y
may have, why SAID should not be allowed and
such decree Il the Court
Attest. T. r. MERRILL. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
,Tis Always Rest 20 Hope


sr. EsLLocK-
IRE ttt'. by =-th SUNNY h=ir,
Ard with u-Er mixed brow,
azy- psvT~.h ttsr could he
Auzn Of science nov
or y cufv vss man
NJ vor-p he world srorIi h-ar,
III rhs-- 80 .''ar or VS. way
And win tn Williams far
The n0t+er th-r 'ooEs ~ h=r e1ila,
HE- -vss are f1iI % i-v
"Ixssh.r 80 z-fensrea q herself,
"Y.u co1Id remtta how
Ru, eth he hopes for msntood's years
Hav Iorg a month does -rem :
or What he'll d.. when he's man,
That little hoy dees dream.
Rut manhood c7u1sth a. the last,
H ards Ills tou and pain,
His hope vas granted yer the man
would bs a child again.
Now hope - In his bosom still
Old age comes or =rirg OF.
And hoping for better land.''
He's going b re-he's gene.
Though we az dissrpo'nted of
A. With the ~,rH We cope;
YstF d choos@ Ife's = sunny side
'Tis sIws IS best 70 hope.
Shady RlU, Jsnusry IL. 1867
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Eeaai No!ife.
Guardian Notice.

STATE OF VEnNONT. In Probate Court held at
W.sHIxsro~ DIsTRIcr - Montpelier within md for
said DI-Ir tn 5th da J ~ D. 1867
LIMO JO-LfN Lardian II 4 los Rider. a
4 resiLii Mals Il. IN said d'$ net.
makes application I'd Court for lice TO sel the
whole The a estate OF hi sad wrrd, rept senting
that the ale hereof 70 pUTpo- at putting The
ceeds of such sa at Interest nvetI the IN
= / e-ta would b. hen tcal -ad ward :
Wherein Il ordered ~ sand Court. thar sad
apple be referred session thereof To he hcld
the Probate cf.ice IN said Montpelier L 2th duy
Jan A D. 1851, tor hearing and decision theteop:
Aud IL - ia thrr ordered thai all persons Interest ed
ne notified here by puoiican of nOti,e Of said sP-
pcdiInu order thereon three weeks Successvely,
the Grc-n nj !: Freeman pIinitd at Montpelier,
before nd time Of hearing hey appear said
and place and IL theS .ause By ct thereto
By lie Court,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
Da0PsY

= : - ieeii ~ water N ar1- az tie e. i il
and bears dl-reDt names aocorIiug 10 the parts at
t-cted W = hen generally diused over the sci I'd
l. called \ 1asarcs; when CT tue abdomen. a boil
y he o. th> cheef, lily CJos fhorpx
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
The Prices aud supply Of When,

The Ma Lane Erpress has Al article
his subject, fror, when give The foliown,
extract:
fhe striking advance in the prices Ct wheat
vel % other grain and seeds on he OIL
Viz r. and at period when the lssi OF foreie
supplies OF The season ara arriving, and whsi
their full txtsnt IS toieraby well insd.
conc usive evidence Of the deficiency of the
lsts corp. and Of he In.d.quacy OF The foreigr
m rcHanis 10 make II good, so to inset tn.
annual cnn-umplicn- We now begin to fee
toe want OF the uAu4 supplies from the United
) ste- ard Canada. In the former the price Of
" cat and Il .uT 10 still 100 high for shipment
Europe a. profit, even If they rave any 10
s,,ere, when is doub.t-i case. With rsspec.
30 European supply, We nos h7d the trad
10 tie Black Sea intercepted, az We foresaw, by
The merchants Of MErseillss, Bordeaux anu
s!sesntre /; wrO with clearly a,certained def
nc, boih In France ard the United Kt1gdom
are competing with us at Gala z, Odessa, ana
other ports of The Crimea; feeling that
evsntusiiy they will be able to sell 10 h
profit. ~h.t-ver price they may now give. The
oni, quarter fc which can look with certaiu-
y tor supply is rae Battle. but the amount to
be derived thence will be very Inadequate to
oui req urements. l, is now known TO within
4 few hupdIes quarters what the amount Of or
foreign supplies, before ths winter, vii reaon
to; and 10 this We may ascrise the sdvarce Al
SO early period. and whilst the last of those
supplies are arriving
With regs'd to our osn crop, although it is
too soon TO speak with any degree Of certainty
As 10 the real deficiency in the acreage, enough
has been sseerta.nrd to satisfy any one CONVEX
SAM with the subject that the yield is Consider
ably below the average amount. This de6ciep.
cy, too, has BEEN greatly aggravated by the
amount that has been dsstro,ed or damaged
BY he rain. which. in many parts OF the coun-
try. runs to t. serious amount.
We much fear that when our statistical re-
ports of the late crop collected 10 the course
Of a month or two, We all find the result
v-ry unsatisfactory. Upon ,hs whole. there is
ample room tor r.h-c in The present state
of he grain market. Ucder Urinary crcum-
Stances re should require seven million quar-
'<rs to make up The consamp ton and with q
d. noiency of even one fifth or one-sixth, that
must De greatly increased.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

iie yf4Sel en- lies from ueg ect ~ improper treat
ihenT cI the Kidneys Thee or<ars being weak the
waite l. not esp He'd from the bladder ail.w,
- r. nam u bee lmeS feveFish md sediment fOrrns
II l. this depost shat The tone l. formed and
gravel snsGes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
Cooks Sugar '.yapOrator.
THE BEST IN USE.
It has taken the LIST Premium at over 40
State Fairs.
G. G. POST, GENERAL AGENT.
Over 10000 Sod. aud every one Given Per
feet Satisfaction

'iHE ate niion of Sugar .kers is 10 the ne
method OF Maple Sugar making ~ h. Use of Cook 5
sugar Evaporator- IL educ~s Sap into Tyr pnr sugar
OF oett r quality in ets with les full by
hall than any Fvaoo 1t IN tx Sugar
equa' TO any Col A, u>ing chemical agents The
sap, while being reduc-1 Syrup sugar as II COWS
nr>t ov-r a heated and hen coo:ir & surf &C.
whi'e s'ine through the EvapoFator i. sefcteans
ing process And tn Svr1r, reaching IL outlet
as c ear and TO TIE taste lake hn'ey.
When used accord ng to de c'ions, er-ry Evapora
tor 10 war an ed to in alt respects Inst room
me nded and we have yet learn ii ne instance
where ihev have thor ughly iest~d, Of .si z 0
give perfect satsf action IaeTrOre person shau
h-sii q 20 buy Of CO. s's Evanorstors rs
thes are II warranted Tn Der NV in U AID
s9id wthin the last SIX with testimonials haf
can De produced, should sstIy any person ibs: tn
no humbug
Parties nte nding rurcF Ih> Hvaporator FOR III
confnr season, are Fqle>ed to forward their order.
as soon a. possible thar they re filled season
ba Id your BRICK arches before winter
FURNISH Arch Doors, nd my improved Section Fir.
crate, the best and rh-ap-st II ne , low pri,.s
u -Senf tor a circular and ri : giving fui I di
reciicns NV to with philosophy Cooks Sugar
Evaporaro-.
CAUTION All persons arc hereby cautioned agaps
using anV Evaporator not made by Us. in vhich
transverse or indirect Channel US 4. or ctolin.
snfaee or which sfof DIS faciiii.s for changing The IN
nation OF the Pan Gate, (eh-r arr, or Corr
~aenf) AS We intend 10 ourselves against Al
nfrirgrm-nts OF our Patents
'GnsIZ" - POST, Hinethurgh, Vt
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SILV Ell q e.
An entirely new iov-niioD for iost-nt2usoosIy
SILVER PLATING
ARTICLES OF
Brass, Copper. German silver. Bronze, 81 c.
AND For
CLEANING AND POLISHING SILVER AND sill
YER PLATED WARE.


AlthoGgh entirely ntiou this article has
slresdy excteF the surprise and ADM II many
of the promiren scIentih of I'll d4y and pro-
nouncci by ali who hav- >eer Us 4lunos- magical
modern times
bottle, and destined work wend-rs every house
hold ny its all silver plated var vio~e .at 2
IL of ca be restored to i original beauty and
articles % brass, .rpe- German silver h
::nstsn n-ousIy : 1t VIII pure liver i so
trif ng Ihar no mily need h W.T. i.
tn thous n of cics IN ,iaiy use nude OF
IT. bts-r meteIs vhlch, " occasional OF he
Sivet'ne. m7y be INSIDE highly Ornamental vel a.
Itis perhaps se+less to tn A. The Slv-ri-e i
mpi $, n-ep7r ticn q Pure silver ard
lin NERCURy act Ct7-r IN Il. enfs- nor
suy property N = eh-s degr-e i-jur ne'
~ n bards
Applied To $ t. Pla'-f Table U4rs Fryr y - :.
r ays Ca'to-S S'liy Rot Hqr TriHps nqs. Nh =
~ Eqt,Pr1 Mt, D,or uoh, nj Plates. Me- i,o I'm
datr Ska'r C..>- Franz. Srr. si!s
81, T. IA IN ais SIZE hetr. y II va which
ret If -h- SiiEs-f~- GYni-.l often
such 'tic'vs ordin .rriy ci-a-.I
lied 10 Copper, BrISs Br7s-~ a'es i will
keep them beau fIll tyercI, v1h OF quarte tie
trouble CURED TO keep II clean ~ uriug
will also ne fou-d u h ths Nest mos ecc1ou1
icsl cleaner us-d 1rod al me hriianc
Of stluv-d silver
HOW +: s. STEVENS. Tnnufacturers,
H&.i1w6 500 6r adw.s. Dos Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
Mills House.

CHARLESTON, so. CAROLINA
He Proprietor hiss the plr ssar- inform the trave
ing Puolic that the above House 10 ep-n he
ptIon Of guests. Having made terra m
d mproveneots Ind rsfuYasAed Il throug hout It is
Nv capital order, and very exsrtioR will mad
o render IL acceptable 70 his patrons
r47-em JOSEPH PURCELL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
,iorr. Or HIIEUAfArlsM
THE GRAVEL

t',lH occurring til Io7us Is indicative Of tie
Z owe diseases They Cco1- in FeTsoas disposed
acid -tcInaeh ana rhalkg c9ncret5 oas-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

ii r ID ES L ~ ~ II1tS CtfN / L N h L
emily Hs!r to lis BaturaI color ami
keeps the esa free from Dz0drud hut it il the
Beautiful Dresser < thet can be produced.
>. STiCKEET.
Leather Dealer. Manchester. y. II
feel confident that ii operates not a a lair DIV.
eut to the roots to their pral healthy
HiiA 3. SLOAN.
Csrrisg- Manufacturer, 1anshes-er Il.
have used J. K. Bsrreu's vegetable Pair EsstuEa-
tive, for about two years, al have found il The
preparation have used JASON WESTON.
Clerk Eoa Co Msnci4es*er, y a
i cert Aialy will stop he Falling o; o. tis Hair
DANIEL g.. : EVE NJ,
LSIe High sheriff, nohesteT. =. II.
have usef J K, Barrett's Hair IL tAFstigs e
past year, and consider It any oth-r
J.. EATON.
Proprietor City Hotel Ianefestsr, r.
have tried Il 1T all the other Rest5tliives. and
neyeT found any that did my HAIR the at ere
Bs-retf's. Coz : g n Al
Mancheste err :. II
It restores GRAY tiair. Il Prevents Hair Failing oul
changes the Roots her original or gsu7c acton
Ers"cs Ian dfrf uuCre: il ff.Ts -. SCI IN
healthy Il Contains no Injurious INGREDIENTS ard
universally accorded to he Splendid Dressing an
Superior Toilet Article lie merits he oort
Every bottle contains liquid than any 9th
dollar prepare ion
No large rewards offered to establish It's eseary- {
who viii two bottle aud then saw hat oar Re. toy
a,~e has failed 70 10 all c We instructed
all our agents fuihtuy 10 comply with tn above
Guaranty
]. r BARRETT x co. PropTietors
Manchester, y. II. Soli hy all Druggist
s BURR K co General Agents Boston.
5 p RGnFlEtp Agent n Nontp~Ier v&12au5d