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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
Wild Animals at q Fire.

The Philadelphia papers record start
ling Incidents which occurred at the burn
ing OF the building in which the animals of
F~orepaugh's Menagerie were stored, in that
city recently:
The animals, when the flames came in
such proximity, were frantic, the additional
excitement, added to the noises, becoming
unbearable. The dens were seized BY the
hremen, and they moved away with them
as though they were solid structures. The
consequence was that some Of the bars be-
came displaced and the animals, seeing !
chance for escape, lost no time in a%vailing
themselves OF Il.
The dens were rudely but securely built
for the purpose Of holding the animals, but
il was not expected that 4 speedy removal
Of them would be necessitated. In remov-
ing the den containing the lion from the
structure upon which it was placed, It re-
ceiyed Z severe jar, and the result was, it
commenced 10 fall TO pieces. A large
number Of men, however, surrounded i
and held i together until it Was landed in
the street When a cage was brought up and
placed over it, thus safely securing the
lion, which had not obtained its freedom,
thanks TO the bravery of the men who held
the den together.
4 Bengal tiger effected its escape by
the breaking Of 4 plank il the Den during
it's removal. and started of up Ridge av-
enue, followed by Q boy. The animal
jumped over q fence and went into the
~dining-room Of the residence of L physician.
1t then passed through the kitchen and in
to the ward, and so to the stable, where it
was captured by some of the ~menagerie
folks and safely secured.
At Twenty-third and Jefferson streets
something walked up the steps of . resi-
dence where three ladies were standing
looking at the fire. One of them, think
ing the thing was q Cog, kicked at it. but
the thing would not be driven OF, that
way, and walked into the house, the ladies
making room for it when they found it
would not be kicked away. A man sud
denly dashed by the ladies and into the
house, where he found the thing he was
in search ola Brazilian tiger-in the
kitchen, amusing Itself with a cat. Wheth-
er his tigership was playing around the
cat until it recovered its breath after its
excitement, and intended to devour it.
does not transpire, for the man suddenly
threw q carpet over the animal anu pore
it off in triumph.
The cage Of monkeys was the most lu-
dicious thing to behold, as the creatures
gibbered away and performed all manner
Of antics. Parrots spoke out in tones
that would have done credit TO a basso
singer, and the feathered tribe that could
not speak were moving about their cages
like bats in a lighted ROOM"
The largest animal missing is q monkey,
all the others of any account having, for
tunately, been secured.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25

RUTLAND

The Methodist church at Fairhaven, have
just received . fine bell of 800 pounds weight
from Jones & Co.'S foundry at Troy. It is
to be Immediately placed in the tower of the
church.
4 little daughter of John Pero, OF Pitts
+! ford. aged five years, was fatally burned on
the 18th inst. by her clothing catching fire
during a brief absence of her mother.
A new (French) Catholic church is to be
erected next season on O lot recently pur-
chased on the Center Rutland road.
Several attempts were made last Friday
night to force an entrance into the upper
part of Landon's Block in Rutland. The
WIGS accomplished.
MrE. P. II. Robbins of Rutland, was &C.
vercly injured by jumping from a wagon at
tached to a runaway horse.
The commissioners appointed by the Coun-
~ Court to near the objections to laying out
the new road from Wallingford to North
Clarendon, have reported in favor of the
road. This finally settles Q forty years
agitation.
HoRsIBLE AccIpENr.-We learn from the
Rutland Herald that On Monday of last week
VIM. Moody, a resident of Wells, had driven
his team through II gate and jumped out to
close 1t again, leaving his two little sons in
the wagon. While the horses were thus I'M
attended they started and ran away. One Of
tie ooys escaped injury, but the other was
dragged about thirty yards over the frozen
ground, and mangled in q most awful man.
ner- When taken up by his agonized father
be said "Pa, I've got to de-" and after
enduring the greatest suffering expired in
about ten hours.
Id COUNTY.
y. B. Williston d Co, of BrattleDoro Car
riege Mandatory, employ forty hands and
turns out S40, 0OJ worth Of carriages per
year. They go to all parts of the Union.
AIanson Gatos of Dummerston. had a hens
Egg that when broken was fonnd to contain
i yoik and another perfect egg with p hard
shell, nearly round, measuring Eve inches
the largest way round.
james Mackey, q boy of IL years, Was
recently sentenced in Brattleboro, to the
Vermont Reform School, until he becomes Is,
for stealing n small sum Of money in the
house where he was living. He had former
y Leen in the Reform School in Massachu-
eet.s.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Ine new bridge at White River Junction,
VI, from Chapel street to the depot, is
about completed and will be ready for travel
Text week. It is 40s feet long and the finest
structure OF the kind in Vermont.
Rev. A. B. Earle. the Evangelist, so
widely and favorably known, will hold {
three days meeting in Chester, beginning on
Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, and
continuing through Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Theodore Judd, Postmaster at Bethel,
was run over by q ira in of cars at Norwaik,
Conn, last week and killed.
Alr. L. @ Davis of South Reading. while
telling trees. had his leg badly broken below
the knee by one OF them falling upon him.
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70
DR.. rhy.ie,.,

econ, gtVes exclusive attention TO Diseases OF women
fo hiss nade diseases OF women his study for the paE,
twenty years. ais practice mas been very extensive
10th 10 hospital and IN private pracpce. hs reputation
nae voucherS in all The ely papers, hs patients, and the
medical profession, both hsre and ahroad. az being the
RIOS, skiIIiii specialist here, snd 4 thorough master OF
all ssIusI ii seaee..
Or. MORRILL,, ia admitted ~ the beat mcd!es.
talsnsC : The country 10 h1ys no equal in the treatment
OF Female Complaints, and Il il 40 unusual occurrence
tor phssci<Es IN regular practice TO commend patients
10 him for treatment; when afflicted " 18th diseases in his
.persElny.
L2G.ez " II receive :te most scientific attention, both
medically aud suIRicHily, VITA private apartments cnr-
iHs sickness, ami with cid ana experienced nur.es, ii
theT wisn.
The poor advised free Of cBarse. Phy sicisns or pa
Ieuts wishing mis- opinion oratVice, 5y letter, Gnd en-
Closing the usual fee, will be answered by retarn mail.
Medicines sent To all parts Of The country.
OIee. No. - HOWARD SrkEEf, Boston, Mass.
-@-L4yF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
Sarah GIOugh,s vii.

TATE OF In Probate Cour. held =
RANDOLPH DIszsIcr. Is Bro ED, ~itin and
for said Oisrici. OF the Iita day Of Nov A - l-s'-
4 N Instrumen'. pu'porting 10 be tn last WllsTd
N Tes ameat Of Sarah c ugh. late Of Wash e
% IN said rist i :. deceased: being Tr-s I'D
o ths Comrt by rhad leus G. wire. the ex. cutor
herein named, for Probate II - ordered h9 rsid
court, shat all persons Concerned Therein. b. no'ih-dte
4opear al q ses.i IN OF SAID Cou RI - Ne ho'G-n 81 th-
Probate Once in Brookh ID, on e 3idsv Of Dec ~.
1866 aud rhow causa, IL aoy they nay hsve. against
he Probate of said WIS.,. for which purpose ~ is
fu nth r ordered. that a copy Of the Tecorf OF ms
~der be D iblish-d three WEEKS succe siv-iy IN he
Green Mountain Fae.msu, printed at AonIet-er, pre-
VIC % 10 s.id tsre appointed tor hes5 ing
a rue copy of record -httssi.
Yiyv3 sttss-I. r. CiIAyEI.AND Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
lanes w. uowe,s Estate.

T.T Of vsRMoST,l 10 rIons,e TN : 1T. !,
R.cp~LPa Dtsrsrcf 50 AontgeiF', II' n $50
.,,d a . rio, on the "a cay Of sovs morr a u ie6s-
ATAsCY q. HOpgE. Aominisiratix o. the erhus
~ OF Jsnes W. til we. late ct tte I 10 e1o
jecss.~d, N .kes application to sid Court
coraant aud a, probation IN vii ing of all the heirs
e. ate OF aid deceased. inc ndirg the rilht - hom =
st-sd and the revsrxio1 cf n. ~idow's COR, i-pIe-
sepiipg trst the sale thereof would be henenciHI % ne
heIrs .ad all late estel in SAID estate. . d that the
ga e Ct tn. horneslead w-uii be bent nciai 10 tie widow
and min.r children.
Whsreuoon, IL 5 ordered by sid Cour', that sal
application be referred to q sees on therstfro : ' ed
NJ The Probate { #. e in said Nortp lier on the RID q Y
dsy Of December. A. D.. 1873. tor hearing sra de-
si.ion -herson And it il further ordered hat hl per.
sons ipErss,ed be roiid d hereof by pub ication Of
notice OF said application sni orf or then on, thf's
weeks sueosssively in the Green houn'sin freeman.
prin- ed at Eontpe Ter, before sail { ms OF hearing,
that they may sppe.r 1T asid rIme and place. AID.
IL they sac cause, Object Thereto.
By the Court Attest.
ykws3 I II. MkRRIT l., JudyrN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
Impo.tant Certif
Communicated nv a Ply sicisn.1


somem NORRIS ago was csiie To attend a Isiv of WI
ltamsiurg. n. Y. wEo had dang h-en suffering non
trouble ONE uf rue disease. it, pre- -ebce WAS marked
by constant vss nat discharge, som tim = ct a WaT@Ty
cun-i-tepey aud sum-t me cresms aud mucsNpurn eHt.
She had been under other trestn-a tor some time, but
cnu-i nrly grew wo sc. Yssiusi eNsmtnsfIun dI-cicsed
extensive iu"ur.im n md uirersfUn at n Q rervtI uteri-
The interim, il fam tion. which was evsd' n Y assuming
q chronic from, was also agsrava ell 10y ins standing
constipation, pi pi alton If the liz ri. n ght swests,
cough, poor appetite, and almost ally faiuiings. she
{ ibied TO enti-e iu>ensioiity during one at NV hrst
treatment a. the liberation demanded, ALL then sp
piled myself 10 = recuperauon of the &c -oTa' health
l, was inconvenient To es Der tr quenty, add except Ia
mark he healing Of tine ulcers. in the carry stages. |
Wis ted her only every other week. For tonic and con
stitutional inviso-ant Dpdd's N-rvine ooly prescrthed.
I had some time before become aca lslnted with . prop
critic, aud knew of nothing more safe or satisfactory IN
81. probable effects. And tie result c implicitly Justified
my expectation. In les than d fortnight 'he bowels had
become Tres and regular in their movements the nlglt-
swests disappeared. al appetite begTn IN grow The
fainting spells became less frtq ieni, and soou ceased al
toaeIher. IN another fortnight there was ns mere
cough. the vaginal di-lharse " a. sensi1iy dimini,hins,
sleep was normal and refreshing. AMI the general heath
decidedly improved. u hat TemsIns il soon told. The
patient continued The use of the Nsryine, (aDd no other
incidence TOT some weeks longer, ne my further al
tendsnc- was not required. since her recovery have
over restored health IS naturally enough most enInusi-
astic. She never before had a medicine give her such
comfort-snd such appetiIe-and encn sieep-and such
couraEe and such strength She wouldn't try 10 keep
my own opinion that the Nervine Is tbs best tonic and
corrective OF the female organization tina; has ever come
under ny observation. / shall not fail 10 continue Its
use in all similar cases, and he profession know they
are numerous elough. Foi sale by all druggists Price,
One Dollar. F&Ni4wocSD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25

When the PLANTATION BIrrERs were first
made known to the American people some
seven years ago. is was supposed they were
an entirely new thing, and had never before
been used. So far as their general use in the
United States is concerned, this may be true.
It is also true that the same Bitters were
made and sold in the Island of St. Thomas
over forty years ago., as any old planter,
merchant or sea captain doing business with
the West Iaaies will tell you. 1t is distinctly
within my recollection that on the return OF
my father who was a sea captain, and do
1g IN extensive trade in the tropics,) he
would invariably have the Bitters among the
ships stores, and our family sideboard was
never without them. For any sickness, it
mattered not how severe or triiiing, the ocean
ter OF these Bitters, by a different name, was
always resorted to as q sovereign remedy.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. F45w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25

In Mcrrissown Cornere, Nov. Z, BY Rev. A. n. Hon
a'rs~r. Mr.. of Barton, and
J. ilEBE DRUGG oS EimoTs.
A.sJ at u n. X. Panonsgs, in tbs same place, BY the
same, Mr.. B. Dr. FOSTER, OF johnson, aud Miss
E. tOWLEY, OF MOrrisiown
In Ludlow, Nov. g, at the brides fathsrs'. ~ Rev. ".
Adams, NJ. N r. GUILD. OF Chester, and Miss
ELSIE n. uORrON, of Ludlow.
In Barre, Nov. 18Th, by Rev. J. Gill, JOHN LONG
Of Middle sex, and ROXA X. WRIGHT of Eorefown.
In Barre, Nov. lsth, by Rev. J. Gill, ARTHUR ".
and ROSA J. BATCuELDER, both of Pia nheld.
In Niliiamsiown, Nov. l7,h. by Rev. J. A Sherourn,
JAMES w. BRIGGS of Wiilianstown. and HANNAH
p. KIMBALL Of SomerviIe, M..s.
In hiddiesex, Nov 4th, by Rev. D. Willis, Mr..
81. FARRAR OF More,own, and Miss ADA
n. HOLDEN OF Middiesex.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
Major luimbyos E&tatc.

STATE or vE.-oNr. In Probate cou,, he'd
" AsHfEGros DIsrsIcf So at Montpelier ~thin an
TO- -aid Dis rI-t. on Nh IA n dav OF Snveme.r = u les
T)HILUR, Q"idBY. Adms.tr4fix Of tic fsfte e
NJ lar Q Ilnby Is C of Norttf-li il saif lbs r'cf.
c----u. III krs application to ,=ii Court MI ice
a ri The whole of tie tesi .st t. OF ea't Seee~sse.
g. uat d IN Sorit6 Id, n lu5 n ? 'hr risht a. Hom-r :
.nd tn TT version Of tie W d. vs. tow-r. r pr SCI fi.<
hat The sac thereof " u J h ben f:si 20 The ~ oW
aud min IT heirs. and has 'hs sac a. the ho r-stead
8 mId be beneficial 10 The widow and IN nor ch'idTen-
WI reup n. - Is orte 60 . said Court.'hn'sshu
application he referred TO q session Their OF, to Ne he'o
4 ,a- rro+ate OH: IN - I MontpeIItr on ths 9Th Day
OF Decsnber. A D. los, for aesUs 9 snf d.e'fi'n
tbe-eon AMI. ~ - furihe o -dersd- that all persons
q s-restrd be not, fed hereof. by publication OF ro'tee
ss.i1 supIic siioa ard order iherssn tr e S.~s
uscessively, In The Green H"unt'in F semsn. ~ TED
Al Montpelier before sid time OF hearing thar Nh ,
u.y appear ~ said tim. aud place zpd ~ ley
see cause. object thereto By the Cunt
rs7g3 Attest. n. RHILL, Jucgs-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
FOR SALE.

psneetly Kind and doeils P.dirre. in A.sS,.. us
sasii:e:e q Ws:s snnasa.,,. Mas. Alien an
81. stock may be sssn 81 the farm af DR. CT
vALAiNS. on the Worcester Branch, l-a mite n
Village. "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
JOB PRINTING.

VIII our friends do US the favor to bear in
mind that We have one Of the largest and best ap
pointed Book and Job Printing Establishments In
he State, and are alwaysi in readinesst to do any kind
Of Job Printing, from the smallest address card
or the mammoth poster" or most voluminous
book, at short notice, and at living prices. Our IA
ointies are such that we confidently solicitt the favor
of our friends desiring anything in cur line of bus
$50 and guarantee them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25

One of the excellent physicians of Bur-
lington driving into own the morn
ing after Grants election, was met by a
friend, who hailed him with the question
if he had voted.
Mot yet" said the doctor !; " but I
have been out all night after a voter. |
got him too"
When will he vote 2"
"Ob. 4oont twenty-one years from
now" ra
All see. Not bad. Well, look
after him, doctor, and see that he votes
right"
mo fear. He can't 60 wrong with the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25

very best agricultural papers in New Eng
land. and ono on which We rely for our Sc
lection in that department Of the FaxExAN
more than all our other exchanges. We
regret that any inadvertance should have de-
prived the PloMgdman Of the credit to which
it is justly entitled.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25

Let those who have detected the prcma-
ture evidences of age-the ~tell-talc whitening
OF the locks, the unnatural thinning OF the
covering which nature designed should be
preserved to the period of dissolution, lose
no time in securing a bottle of - Barrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative" the great an
tidote to badness, gray hair and wigs
HEn1LO ErnreSS-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
BEST WEEKLY IN AMERICA

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COOLEY 4 pAuenY's ApvERr1sExENrs.
DR.. BurtOn'S.
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED TO remove all desire for Tobacco.
w It Is entirely Vegetable and harmless. II purines
and enrches the blood. invig,rates the system. possesses
great NourishiHg snd strengthening power.isa an excel
est TODD, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust
health. Smokers and Chswers for sixty years Cured.
Price, fifty cents, post free. a tire tise on the injurious
effect OF Tobacco, with lists OF references, tesfimonisl>,
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W.RandalEs E>late.

III a SUS ERS h-viog r-ea appointed ~ TIE
L Honorable Probate Fou't for he III -TrIcf q ash
inyton, Com missioner. to re Give, exas ioe and afj ft
all cls inns ant demands o. all y rsaDs. s9sintt the
sta e Of Cha lies w IandA tate o. Aoaipe ier,, IN s~id
District. a A-e 4sei. r-pr-.-ut- in-otven'- n me term
o. six INC a,f- from th- 2a.hdav of Oct lees being u
tow 4 by sail u mrt TO he creditors OF SAT- decee~o--
20 exh bit and grove th~ir re.pec i've claims htt q a.,
Givs MOTTO. that " will ktfea nd tn tte fdt e. OF our ap-
st The ofhce of Randall h Duraft IN Mont
peii-r IN saii ,i-trsct. % In- ii Montay of JSnas
an April next, al 2 o'clock in n. steruoon, on sach
OF said days.
J.. BDSTwfcK. coznu
NELSON ROBIN ON.
No,.n.t.r Nov : 4. n is6S. AVN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES.


Dgrs II n g,ve notice. that on tbs IL h day Of sov.
A.. ID. 1903, 4 warrant in ~bsnkupfcy w.s iauto
against tbs estate Of John @. A. Packer Of Marfnhe'n, u
.hs County of Washington, and state o' Vernon, who
has been adjudged 4 Bsnkm.t On ms own } e'iii"n Ear
the payment Of any debts. and desivs y OF a,y ,f"pr
and the transfer OF any property by him, are . fp'aien
by law 'nN q Ineetin< Of tss Creaitors oil al p-nH-
Yupt, 20 prove their debts, sni to ciri'-e ore " m"fs
ass,snees Of his estate, III h. he'd At a cur oi BANK
ruptcy, 10 be holden st IN eff r. Of l. l.. Lawrence u
Huntington in the Ccuaty Il . hirseuieu- AMI 1t e ct
Vermont. before f.. L. Ltw eacs, R-gi<te-- q = the iisn
day of De, embsr, A. d. Is6s, AT ioorIpek An
E. n. sMALLEY,
-saxa Denufy D.. \. NJ sr.hi az Me<<ere~v.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
4 GENTLS

There are many sick persons who become tired OF the
use OF whi>key. The Concentrated Extract Of Rye con
tsins all ihai s valuable IN ~hi-key without it, hurfui
insredients. G. A. RICHARDS l. CO, % Washington
It, Boston, largest Retail Wine and Spirit House in
AmeIics.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
DIR. URANN,
Whs has made 90 many startling cures In Vermont
will bs d, the
HOUSE.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, November %, %, so :;

AT PAVILION, MONTPELIER,
Tuesday and Wednesday, December LIST and I'd.
Al should Consult him. Consultations free.
Within the las, Two years tho Doctor has cured
$50 cases that were supposed ineursbie in Vermont
aioEe. Read the following from iis .serpOr. Erpyess ;
RHHARHAsLE CuEEs.-Dr. Urann, VII I'm our readers
will recollset made so many wonderful cures while Al
Newport last April, Is still astonishing every one by his
remarkable and almost instants neous cures. Mrs. RAN
dali, Of Bolton, c. e., who has been sick for four years,
uEHoie TO sit up or 10 walk, wsa last Tuesday morn
brought By hand OF a bed two miles TO the steamboat,
and then to this place, arriving 81 night, was treated
By the doctor on Friday morn before night was walk
ing about the room, and yesterday left tho hoat fyr
home, having been continually gaining strength , and
walked from the Meinphremagog House 10 the boat.
Ar. Badger, of Troy, who was hopelessly alex, WAS
treated by DR.. Urann last April, and 10 now a stout,
hearty man. able 10 do a good days work having
gained sixty pounds since his treatment. Mr.. Salmon
Nys, OF Coventry, VINO was very lame, not able to put
his foo: 10 the floor. and Obliged TO 90 on crutches, was
also sreited in April. He is now tough and hstrty
wa.ks without = cane os crutcnes, and Iabors every
day. y4T,f
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What Leading Journals say.

Tvs RunAL Nsw YunsEs will heneeforth be published
simultaneously here and al Rochester. It's kdiio, Sir.
D. D. 7. Mooss, late Mayor OF Rochester, has been near
~ twenty ye.fs : iis neal and ha. surrounded himself
by q very shle Corp. OF Assistants and Contributors. tie
has done a mobile work Tor Agriculture in the West, ana
is now r spidly enisrs,Dg tine field of his ussfulneAL-f.
=. Do.S Tr.oAss.
II has gone on for wears incressDg in The aver OF It's pa
irons, until AZ nos has a greater rlreAiGtisa BY teaS
which gives prominence 20 Agriculture and kindred
branches OF industry -R0eA- Daily Cni7H.
AooHx's RusAL is fun OF variety. original and select.
We confess 70 a surprise At The variety aad richness o,
its contents hounufulT illustrated "a i is. No paper on
our list comes 40 near our ideas Of perfection, for = seen
lar family paper. II maintains a high moral standard
Nro York O6se--r.
WITHOUT exception, Ire bes, A yueuifnrsl and Family
Newsp.per. Mr. Moosz lately received a 81, co draft
Tor oue club OF new ub-cEihers-n.sEeso SfGtesrS-.
A kOoEL psrKz tor tns fsFmer'r family. If we were
TO start 4 periodical again IL would Re IN imitation OF she
RcEAL -fgrteEtH1Ef-
AfwsESs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25

IN POOR
HEALTH


One Of the best medicines. ~prohsbly the very hest ever
ore.cribed. FIR The numerous and distressing ailme nts
known as female comp aints, Is h"id's Nervine and In
visorator. Headache, Pam in is Il srk and Limbs,
Paipitation of tie Hear, T init -, Loss oi Appetite,
Bsxii g-down Pam. Pro-ir alton ut Stren2th, Retained.
Excessive, Irreaaiar or Painful Mense--ali Yield TO its
mag pow. r. For Hyserii. Ep lepsey, Melancholy, &C.
i, is ali but infaiiinIe. II is also most valuab Q To iadi .
who are experiaEcing the cisn2e Incl 'enl 10 advanced
wears Then i Is that con>fiufi nal maiadies make
their appearance. If any be lurking about the syst m
and give caste To remaining days. Dndd's NervIne and
Iny,erator greatly assists nature AT III $ important pc
rjnd. mziursialng the vixpr and ira quilts o. ear lite,
and carr, ing them with ease and ,stery through.