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Purify Your Houses.
save Eeur.elf From -, S. y

S0Ve HOur8eII EroEa sHt1NNlE -
Most Astonishing Discovery of
the Times
TIE AMERICAN DEODoRISER VII st-
soIRI Al uDpleSsanf odcrS arising rom a.!
canse whatever. II IS tulI11e N y S
TT1liSs SeEeES. VAElts. decay1nE Y szstsSAe
-sT a ssIr un-nenfss being p-onocIneeo y ine
Boards of Health IN the Eastern eai2fs sS IL
tAihsSe ONE PACKAGE
JS-,r sy-aassn and pur.iy any or1insS s5zsd
huZTsse with Al Its drainage 60
no nos faEl TO supply ycufSe1Ns y
TyfiroseSSle and Retail Al I4AJGh44NS =
BITTSHFIEIlD. Druggists, Main S<resei- aIa9a =
@ n ODBERT. nEuSEaS1- StSSne IzSSS
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AGENTS Wanted Everywhere.

a F-5toslT1 T,er month for GentLeu 70
f5Tr6siree TIE National - Swing 4lHlefll1e-
5iFlss 49, md only I1eE1aetly RELIABLE eneap
T1a-s,ins made If VIII stitch, hem. feH- rE1eI-
-1ITSe- FI[sIFf hIrd ratlaer and emhrUlder ms
beauftf1IIys takes The elastic 1oz szlI544l, il1a
sllenfs The lhOve salATfeS or al40E eoELlEs1tsS-
sis-Tl fso-a which tlFics tha4 can Be Iea44Een-
49, - - II A BROWN & CO.
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P-olIts or cotton .sIaaufaefure-The
late Advance In Prtes-HOH they
OreEreaehed ThemSelves-Cur3ou
RerelaaIon-Aboat Pos4aaE the Con-
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Roo.. root, Root, Read, Readi

Romss PETAc1IISE p-s=sssvsS the ilfeos ne
=, n, - Iz--sfS-u-eVentS The hA1- nom 5S4E-
t =. ~ -. SI4SeIa fdE dressing the hA1E
ever F51nd tathe uz4rkei-NF1A $50 1N
& 5eliFhff1;ly pezfGnatd. cEzCeS esalcESe=S $40
1STI I5oE stain the skin We TEL Tie $500
cuIeSly, and ten Il true, When We SAS "a = =
TSSStor,er and Dressing Combined.
N01-be- prerIaTafsoa for the GsAIT taaLa1I7S
TasSS1.sSlio Nrf on sod by Sn I'EnesEsS<S
S0RRIN SKINNER s CO. sole fre{E5e.SGs-
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DIR. IARooKAH's
COMPOUND,

For the Spee3y and permanent cure q
! Liver Complaint, Serp1ala, o. King i ESlt'
DysPePsEa. DTprsS,. SsuEal|Eia, k 4I
/ HfTS5rssas $. An1honyS ELre- f1nEseS,
l TiSsnleS RioscheS, BolS 1QmoTS Sali
/ RhVTul ClczlS and Sores RheuIa1aSts1n
! Pain IL the Stomach, SIDE and BoEe Gene
l ~ DeFfifTv Uterine liberation. ypniLlS ana
WeTruFisl l{sease and All complains arIS-ns
fr1m or resnl1tuE IN InPure Blood
n Is double thS Grslph OF any oihsI q
Mia Compound in the MARKET and Is lndoISeu
IN TIE medical faculty as the bcH and eise15s
BLOOD PCEIFIER sxfant
Price Sl,OO per Bottle.
Prepared by d.. E r. KNIGHTS, Chen1tst,
soil 70 the tradeby IAUGHLISS& BUSH
FIELD Wheeling, and At retail by All Ding
gfsts, also IJy I. n Logan & Co, and Losan,
1tSt 4 Co. ien-97SonuEEE
co1Sate,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
a superior Toilet soap, prepared from ne
fined Vegetable oils in combination with
GIyeerfne, and especially designed for the
use Of Ladies and forthe Nursery. ItsPg-
f1me Is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrtvaIled. For sale by an druggists
Geb27.lyd&w
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sutfIal MatIffs.
PTsO-s CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
Is wARRASTEn.

Ifyuu have CouSump t-yt II
n Won hATea Oough, Try u,
II non have LING OF Threat Disease, Ey IL
aSf1i dfsss do not an to ny this remedy
n n does YOU no good yodI money VII os re-
minded as 81 forth in the c4CcIIGz- Witch So
cdmpanieS eSeh bottle
nrHo~ many eases of fatal disease have
Won known Of which the nrst symptom was
: sisH' EDMUND BOOKING.
" heelinz.
apr5 Sole Ascent fn[ NeSf Va
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" u ELM G
VICE Ell \ g
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Cor. Main and Monroe ~


TUE TEIEGRAPHIc DEPARTMENT OF
tins frsFifutEs & now fully organized and
completed being under the charge o. M
JOHN MORGAN, JR-, formerly o. the u ;
telegraph Company
This branch o. Saence Is one that S1ootd :
sought Hfter by every yos1EG man 10y - So
e0pecssnE TO follow II Is ; procession u : -
mos interesting study of The ASeA II NslSSS
the student thoroughly IN the IheoIS anu 81 g,
fa9s OF Electricity IN all It's forms Anu VI
prove Of immense atN2atSSe 10 nm In SAte1
A young man who understands 1eleETaph-
insZ BoaS-keepinG, Sc cSn aln1uS5 AWAY
command excellent situations Such IS 90
faininE the position Of Freight agent kxpSeSS
areuf. TSeSes aceni and Telegraph oPe=aInl
on1hs nums-o1SHai lEnlafS IN this country. II
go vounss men combining these 0c1lu1fe-
lnartS an esresly sought amer nearly 81 thE
TSSSs-v 4erarEuasnf Of the Co1iege Is now IN
fun ops=affos. Weave daily EecSlEl ING Sootns
into The Preparatory department ns9eE tns
sl,e Instruction Of con1psten; fischer.
aQEA MITCHELL = ShEASh4.
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BOOKINGS
Furniture Polish,

WmI SAVE THE LABOR OF WAsH-
G@Hf etSeoid aEaituseths appsszaaoa OF
Is 5ssA P Be used with persse. sasssy on The
The price Of fuInifure VIII Be paid II nv
Furniture Polish In the IaaSt injufesf n
Be sire and aSk fbr Bookings FuFuftuna
Foltsh--[e4usa an Others, Hs they c1gfaIn
TuTpSnfins.
Mannhefured b. EDMUND BOOKING
DEoggtst. No I Odd Fellow Hau ans
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Hntel Fnr Sac.

n OFFER FOR SALE NY LEASE AND
the fnfnifure. or The bar alone, Of the
FrsnRiin HoUsa OF the corner Of Nain and
Wehsss- streets across the stone bridge as
have changed my business Apply 81 The
Hotel apSiS-l-
uTANIED-A SITUATION BY a YOUNG
w man as Book-keeeper. Can give good
W Va aprlS-2Wa
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KER YOUR PREMISES FRER FRosr
N 1Oll odoz and impure atmoSnhereS BY
Ilzng me An1eEtr4n DeodoFiseT Hnd DiSin-
tecfant! For Sick Rooms Hotels SfeamfolfS
Hospitals, Prfyies, Drains &C. Il g he NOS
convenient, eleGnly and speedy DESfnfeetanG
N use- FE1ce. Ftfty Cents Per packaEe. A
dhSral discount 70 the trade.
For sleby NCCABE KRAFT & CO.
ms and REED, KRAFT 6 co.
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Coss of S. yau3s----------------
hr % every pound Of cott6n made into tl1Ese
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which At 2z5Sc. Per yAEd. Is E5<e. per pound
pTuat On every pound Of cotton made into
ihasa Eoods.
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,oSr or FINE BRowS c0ETocSs. LIKE PIP
PERELL h
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VASE, l
Weaving and labor, = psE cent.---.s-- 29.25
ChargeS commissions, &c, on SaleS n
Sc per Yaud, 81 PER eent----......--. 6.IS
GoveEnrnsnt tax, s per cent on sales
Al 57le Ezr yard LID
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That VIII do Verr had 70 uos< tie
country peoplst The Stale or fhe mar
ket SHOULD be kept within the triliol
LIE consumers OF goods should no. ta
A..ll.oNe4 90 know the probabilities as 10.
H.llees, oecause they VIII govern theu-
49, 1eeordingiys Gommert Is m.
1sce.-ary.
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Cost Of as yars cents
gEoft on ,sveEy pound OF cotton made into
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Viewing Hnh labor, = Per ceni---- lo.S0
CtiaFEes, commtsSious, Dc, on re Per
Government tax. 6 per cent on s1Ies N
43<e. Per 5-s5
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Rwa a. caalaaaa 1Ina

ousr or HEKTY EEoWS SHKIDGs.
kPPLEpnS Az
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WeSSfnE sEs1I iabor,s5 per cenI------ o.
FreiEhI ehaEEeS and eommiSSOu On sc.
GoVe{nmeni az pe9 cant on Sals At
&c Fer yaTd ---.-------z----------- c.
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o. ". LANGFITT.
Complaint Book Opened.

H0RSs, BUNIoN AND ALL DISEASE
" of the feet, instantaneous and efhcaciou
cIInaS without main or bleeding
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cusr OF FTSE HIKAcHED HUSLNs. Ike
81 YoRE aITLIss. 80 HEAsEsGFEA-
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pound OF eofeon-----4---------..- ~
Wear and tear, PEI cent Waste "A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
weekly aovis,, OF The Markets.

.n Cos hry Goods Make th- trade has been The
tement ia cotton goods he partly
su'sd-d although the market very nrm weeks
prices In wooden goods the market quite
prices RUE HE choicest styles 81 oassmeres bring
most 4co rypric but these said
th- u production. For prices remain
about usual with but little inquiry The transactions
in wool have been large but with app price
ne woods mos. ID demand IN deman for supe-
or grades II Hour has been active 5c
e SJc per barrel realized but poorer grades
after Good wheat is ID great demand Corn has
dull a. lower prices. Oa- fair request
prices also be while rye, barley peas
are dun Buttr and thesse both in demand firm
prices, and small advance. Bc-f and pork remain
last week with moderate demand. Hams ire
Arm sugars have rallied, prices nm Aolasses
quiet at old prices Coffee is in fan demand, but
sales large prices Arm. Leather Is steady At
former prices Boots and shoes have declined slightly
buyers although plenty, having bresA %
d0wH me market. n seeds BAT Hfje bss be.1 done
Hops reported alu- Taken a. . whole the market
tie past has been very exciting enc, any
branch Of trade
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
E1r .morlssfe
MARKET E.h "a

At Make, 2a63 Cattle about eeye snd = Stores
cons sting Working , zen, Milcf COWS two
and chree years old.
2rices-Ma.ket Beef-ka;rx - tc $3.50,
quality si225 to 1915, I'd 10000 to OoOO sd 5000 to
HOO.
Tort ing Oxen-S15O to ESQ
jO1s nd Calves-$50: Q IS.
Yearlngs-s25,Oo to 5000 ;two years Old, $500 50
o. three years old, 100000 1900.
sheerand Lambs 6724 at market prices ots - so
to 600 extra, 800 to 5000
spring Lanbs-3eo o 500
Yea .ave.-$0 to 90. Calf Skins-lO to 25c ,r,b
aides-s4 to loo prib TaiIow-s to lOc prIo
Pelis, sheep and Lambs, in lots. al 1925 each
Remarks-The number Cattle coming FROM he est il
large, AMI prices have dec ned from one per
per 10 Both Cambridge Brighton there were
Sheep, and prices have declined one per cent
good lots selling from 10 cents per h. nothing
cents, which lot, weighing each.
sold, which cost IN Albany - per tall Al
though there but few Working Cattle quote
last weeks
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
ESIngrGs0.

In South Hardwick, Feb. I'd, by Rev. G.. Fales, Mr..
George w. Osgood, and HRS Lydia P. Smart, both OF
Cabot.
In Pawiet, the house OF Mrs. Smell Feb. 10th, by
Rev L. Fl. Stone, Ar. Martin Leach, and Miss Julia
Smell also Mr. George Looms, and Miss Hattie Smell
In co. Feb 9th Rey. NJ C. Henderson Mr.. No
w Noyse and Miss E. Richardson. both OF
Sutton.
Also, by the same Feb. 10th, Mr.. Orison l.. Farmham
and Miss Josephine D.. tory, both OF Victory.
Also, by the = time and place, Nj
Charles A. Story of Victory, and Miss Emma NJ Bln-
chard of Concord
At the residence of the brides father, January 18th,
by Rev. ID. 8 Hav IL nd I. Jefferson Hulburt, and Miss
Aurilla 5. d. Baxt-r both of Cascade, Michigan.
In Barre, Feburs.N ls, by Rev J. ". Bemis MIR. 10
sepn p. Hill and &is F. Blanchard, both Of Bare =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANS
PULMONTC WATERS.

The nai Medicine established in 1897, arti
OF the kind ever in reduced under the name of
ULsoSiC WAFERs,' in THIS any other county;
a other Pull Waters counterfeits. Thegen-
al e can be by the BRYA being stamp
ed on each WAFER.
BRYAN'S PULNONIC WATERS
heheve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoa rseness
BRYAN'S PULMONIC VI AFEgS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN'S PULHONIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting OF Blood. Pains in the Chest
BRYAN > PULNONiC WATERS
Relieve lncipient Consumption Lung Diseases
BkYAN'S PULNONIC WATERS
BRYAN'S PULEONIC WAFERS
Relieve the above Complaints IN ten minutes
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
BR1AN'S PULMONIC WAFERS
Are adapted to Focaists and Public Speakers
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are in simple form asd pleasant to The taste
BRf AN'- PULHONIC lNAFERS
Not only relieve. but eject rapid and lasting cures
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFEKS
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction every one.
No family should be without a OF
BRYAN'S PULMONlC WAFERS
in tn, house
No Traveller should b. without a supply of
BRYAN'S fULMONIC WAFERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object To give FOR
bRYAN'o PULMONlE WATERS
rgenty five Cents.
Sold by all Druggists. sole Proprietor JOB MOSES y
Cortlandt st New York. F2IyI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20

koY sioas-Dult=r aoto55 Cheest 10, ~ fsId
- t9=5 ralloH u Or ed ppIe 20 Is Eggs
Potatoes 70 to 50. Beaus sl.toto lie ives IndiA
Il Il Refined sugars, to 70 Maple sugar 10
o IA Peas, 500
oaicas-sl,25 20 900 Appies-f5co 100 peg htl-
fLora- Extra $3.50 to 1880. DesbI E11rs $1,000 to
1880. 5upet- Extra y SOTO 1900.
.iAAIs .sD t>s--Corn, $50 oats, 50. HerIsg.a,s
seed 10000 ooo per hushe Glover per pound
day 81 10 10 per ton. Rye $3.50
1IscsLLAssous---Dry and greenland 100, 4.s,to "
-ing!es ~ s. 20 $40. Wool--commop 81 BARI
80 &. iJJ"per ,ori- Nails. 80 to 500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20

H4zzErs.-Nkw Yoak, Feb Il Cotton DUH and Ic
lover sales at IL Flour dull 5000 state
$685. % Is, round hoop Ohio : IS 70 go IS; West
sGsoto 30 southern $ % IS So Canada a. 80
Sl1 so Wheat dull, sales unmportant Corn dull sales
dull.
MoSErARY.Socks steady, bat lower. Treasury s-lOs
eai S. 2Os 1903; U s. Coupon Skies Of 1881 1914
Gold 1874.
Money easy at 5 to per cent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20

20 Never was public opinion manifested
equivoesy than with regard PhaIsns Night-BIoom-
IL Cersus Its popularity entirely unprecedented
and has been rapidly obtaned that would be
competitors have in its track but the notice
they have gain ed like their perfume
tory and evanescent. Sold everywhere. Fsw1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
Perry's Moth and FreckIe Lotion

Cholsms, Mothpatch, (also Lverspo) ard Lentigo,
Freckle, often very annoying particularly la
light complexion, for the disc oored spots show
more plainly the face of blonde than a brunette
they greatly aar the beauty ofeither and
paration that will en-ctuaiy then without njur
ing the Or color Of the skim Is certainly iesi
eratum. DIR. B. c. Perry who has made diseases of the
skin speciality has discovered remedy for the dsco
less.
Prepared only by B. c. PERRY, Dermatoiogst, No. as
Bond Street, New York. and for sale by all druggists
price - per. bottle Call for
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
Sold by ALI Druggists in Montpelier. spy<0m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20

DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

DIR. II. GREENE has FOR mere than twenty years
given special attention the treatment Cancer crof-
ula, umor, and all Diseases of His office Is
At Is Temple Place, Sd doorfrom Washington street
Boston. Pamphlet descriptive Of -tnent Tee
Ohce hours from to 3. His Indian Remedies for sale
~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
ERRORS OF YOlguk.

4 GENILEIAN who suffered for years from Nervous
II Debility and Premature Decay. effects Of
youthful udiscreton, Will for the Of suffering hu
napity send free TO al who need The recipe ard d.
rectons for making the simple remedy BY which he was
cured Sufferers ishing profit by the advertisers
experience, can do SO by addressing
JOHN B OGDEN
sprlyl NJ. I3, Chambers rtvYo-k
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20

VI IN u lnaeh veins ol'entr than
W orms il has no equal. Ii vii relieve children or
adults ON all annoyance IN twenty-.o hours and
effect entire when taken according
II mid cathartic and can be given the youngest
enid with perfect safety 1t the health by
| r. moving all impurities IRON the system
AZ wholesale in Boston, by O. G. GOODWIN K
co WEEKS Il POTTER. NJ >. BURR & co. JOHN
WILSON, JR. K co, by all lsrg, dealers. AT re-
tail by druggists everywhere. "a wl6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
School Festival at East Montpelier.

frsnd furnishes follow account Of the school
f-,si no Montpelier last week which, We are glad
10 -arl va. all respects a success
E.l4ap - FBrEs.v As early Wednesday A. d.
the czru- ami schools coneregsted, bringing i'll them
generous .aurite. OF choice vsuds all kinds EVER
,us seemed going good the weather, " ich
ghe day advanced, grew and more unpropuous-
-. moon nearly all Tie pupils the present
seeming truly u feel mat tie good " mad come, and
u ruerrs ami uy they attempts were made by
e President Addison Peck call them order and ih'-
With poor success. until evening Sentiments were then OF
t-r- and able responses mace b, Messs Peck, Gorhan
Atsius ana WaTd receiving much applause After 'h'-
tue exercises commenced, but, owing o the
large numbers % the hall and restless nature q he
juveniles wa quite satisfactory While the Bur
lesqu- Consumption oioe " beng performed and
vsns Putnam wa causing Of meumenr- the centre
" tie IAN suddenly inches the posts underneath
Welding g. the immense weight above, some having split
more u sss Ih. caused the audience to leave ihe hall
u ei,el the giving unpromising look 70
tine managers the follow ing evening
The nan y however perfectly safe the next day
and irf the hled By large, Interested and
attentive audience The entertainments passed of Vers
Satisfactorily. Mes-rs. Sye Fales assisted by Miss
Ellen j. Ne the piano, produced rare music, which
added largely b. tile occasion All concerned did credit 70
themselves and 10 the town Notwithstanding the bad
weather and panic occssioned by the hail floor gong down
$50 4 ere present could accommodated Il was a
success, te proceeds amounting nearly sig0, which VIII
enable tie the town winch co-operated
,n the ente rpri=e each possess magnet nunerics
frame cube blocks, anthmetica and geonet
real -,ld- outline maps, aeopy o ''eb.ter's new
Illustrated dictionary and day olOckail Of whcI
VIII be- qua 90 strong securely locked The yalu
III th- ai pupils hardly comparable
Nay those opposed enterprise and aided It mot
pause and reflect -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
>lEsANGE. Ess1V VRIE.

l. VERY young lady and renilemaa in the mite
Il STATES can hear something very much advan
tage by return mail Gree OF charge - addressing the
uude rsigned Those having OF being hunbnrged
viii ohge - noticing this card All others Sil
please adde's their hedient servant.
THOS r CHAPMAN
zpTlyl 81 Broadwa s. Nrw YORK
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PILES. PILES, PILES

A LII outward applicalians thrown away.
n HARRISON'S PERISTALTIC LUZE Nc Els remove
the cause viz-Costiveness. They the only perma-
men; cure the Pills either bleeding blind. For sale
at No l fremont Temple, and by all Druggists, will
be ~ mail enclosing 90 cents
j.. $ HARRISON co. Projectors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

The Original and hest in the World, The only true
and perfect Hair Dye, Harmless, Reliable ana Instanta
neous Produces Immediately splendid Black natural
Brown without iDjuriD the hair skin. Remedies the
Of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The genu-
inc is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Also,
REGBNERATING EXTRACT OF MILEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Reautfying the Hair.
spF40ly CHARLES BATCHELOR, Nav York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
~Jle0.

Notices OF Death inserted free. Obituaries incudin
poetry, inserted i've line, paid for in al
ance. This rule val he strictly adhered
In Fayston, It'll, Chester Fisher aged years
months
DuD in Waterv le, January sd, John Woodbury.
aged 70 years.
DIKD in Plainfe y Dee lth 1868 the residence of
his parents, Freert p Gay aged - years, month and
10 days.
in Plainfel- Jan 23I, josiah Glidden the SD
year or his
In Northfeld Jan. 18th, Miss Mary Ann Nichols cid
daughter OF Eleazer Ora Nichols, A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20

NOTHING MoRr WAsrBD.-REv i WIN. z. DOWNS,
Howard n Y, writes &c Mrs s. Aliens Worlds bair
Rssorer has bsen successful in restoring hair and the
vod' Hair Dressing has equal 1t ceanses the hair
and scalp, harshness and drynsss and always
produces the softness, sickness and natural gloss
requisite to The human hair"
Sold by Druggists everywhere Depst 1es Greenw ich
Street New York spFSssw1
TILL YoUs NEIGHB oRs-It is duty which every
who has Suffered from the terrible Of that most
horrible Of all diseases, Dyspepsia, and who has beer
cured By Goes Dyspepsia Cure tell their friends and
neighbors OF it, q" Do unto others you would have
others do unto you" ia tae golden rule
Every that has used it, knows of its wsnderfu
tive powers In Dyspepsia Indigestion Flatuency
Sick Headache Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Cholera Nor
bus and might say, disease that arises from
dsoriered state of the stomach and bowels. F5wI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
Parker.s PectoraI PasttIIeseiv


lief of Coughs. Colds and affections Of the
chest and lungs and restore Singers Speaker
olearness Of voice. They cont.in o opium nor any
thing deietetous, and wonderful CELEBRITY with
which they effect tie ali the throat
For sale by an Druggists Pric-, % Depot
- William New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20

4 Mystkos. Boge's Nv site Har Tint. beat ever
ning for wing splendid and natural the Hair
or Eyebrows. One preparation, trouble
complete and perfect " BOYLE
Wigs and Hair Work, 202 " Washington ST. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-20
Perry Davis
7 ABLE PAIN X l. L E r .

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me Great Family Medicine Of tbe Age
Every Volunteer should have Bottle, of sudden
attacks Of disease.
Pain Killer, taken internally. should be adutersted
with milk and and sweetened with made
a syrup with mola.ses. For a cough drops
sugar eaten, will be effective than thing else
For Sore Throat garge the throat with q mixture OF
Pain Killer and and the relief is immediate and
positive
should forgotten Pain Killer equally
as coed 20 take internally to use externally. Each
bottle is wrapped with full directions for its
spF&nevl
BY negleetDg the precautions which common sense
dictates many fall victims imprudence- We
have the young and beautiful girl, the hope and
pride of her parents Her cheek flushed antic
eyes beaming with the gay of life. We
all th. changed for shroud, neglecting
common cold which had settled upon her Lungs &c 1t
might have easily cured If il had been attended
in time, Now when your Lungs first diseased with
incipient Con sumption, should AL
Lung Balsam which will relieve them without fail
! Fer sale by WOOD BIXBY & co. and n. x. BROWN,
Montpelier. GEO. &. GOODWIN & CO., Boston. Also,
| by the Dealers In Family Medicine generally.
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