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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16

A SUBMISSION Monday eve., last, the
Masonic Brotherhood Of this city were to-
ken by surprise that probably never had
its equal. The Master had summoned all
hands to the Lodge on business and
there was almost universal attendance.
After they had got through work and each
was wondering what necessity caused the
extraordinary asscmblage, the Lodge was
closed and the door was sought for. AT
the entrance to the stairway, they found a
pair Of ladies, then another and another
and another pair to the number of so or a
100 who quietly entered the Lodge-room
To the surprise Of the Campass and Square
gents, the ladies took possession, proceed
cd to set table, covered it with pics,
cakes, nuts, confectionery and all the deli
cacics Of first-class collation., wished the
gentlemen "Hapry New Year. and COM
mcnced running "Lodge" suited to their
ideas Of social kindness. 1t is told US,
that this was the most charming enter
tainment, both in regard to its entire un-
expcctcdness and the elegance Of its get
up that was ever seen in McGrcgor. Our
Masonic friends are enthusiastic in praise
Of it and the ladies have taught them that
they also can keep secret SO close that
their husbands, brothers and sweethearts
can only know of its existence till the
storm of friendship and affection bursts up
on them. May our Masonic friends ever
be surprised by kind attentions only
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16

January Sth, 1867.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16

the observed OF observers IN Washing
ton society this winter. .Artemus Wssd
will clear fifty thousand dollars by his visit
to England......It willrequire fifty millions
of dollars to run the Freedmen's Rureau
two years. =
The Paris press warns the, American
people against the evils of impeaching the
President. The Empress Cariotta'.is
much improved in health. 49,. 1T is now xe.
lieved the French troops in Mexico willie
ready to embark by the 18th Of February.
......lIere is q sample Of the way they.do
mp matrimonial matters" in Harrison
county, Missouri: r., =.
"On horseback, November IS, 1866, by
George Kinkade, Mr.. VIM. Bunyard, late
Of Merrill's Horse, and Miss Martha E.
Price, all Of Harrison county, Missouri"
......Salt Lake papers give an account of
the massacre Of nine miners by the In
dams, near Collville, on the Colorado river.
The internal revenue receipts are nov
averaging about s5QO, 900 per day.. The
ways and means committee have decided
against making any reduction Of tau on
distilled spirits, a. recommended by special
commissioner of revenue Wells. 80. The
legislature Of Montana has passed, and the
Governor has signed bill to remove the
seat Of government to Helena. 49,. The
Prussian Government has caused 80 young
Hanoverians to be arrested at Hamburg.
They had arrived in that city to embark
for America in order to avoid the military
service. ....The following mysterious par
agraph appears in the France: "a most
serious piece of news is current about the
Emperor Macmillan. Before publishing
it we await further information" -. John
H. Lester has instituted suit against Gen.
eral Butler, for damages. lie alleges Butt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26

The FASTEST TINE on REcoRD.-Thc great
match for $4,000 between Dexter in harness
and Ethan Allen with running mate, mile
heats. best 3 in s, came off last Tuesday. on
the Fashion Course, Long Island. Upwards
of 10000 people were present, and notwith-
standing the absence of the customary police
force, the best order prevailed Dexter was
the fayorite at 100 to 90.
In consequence of Ethan Aliens running
mate, Charlotte F., having gone lame, all
bets on that match were declared off, as the
substitution Of another running mate made
the original match off. Ethan Allen won in
, three straight heats i'll 2.l5, PIG, 2.19, be-
ing the fastest time on record Dexter +
time on the second heat, ar timed by the
Judges, was .. IL 3-4
The New Hampshire Legislature have in
vted President johnson to visit Concord on
his visit to New England. They have also
extended an invitation to Thad Stevens to
visit them.
Burke. the Irish Fenian condemned to
death by the British courts, had his sentence
committed at the earnest request of great
many of the influential people of England
! At first the British cabinet refused to liz ten
to recommendations for reprieve, but the
pressure at last overcame them.
! Patents issued from the L S. Patent Office
/ June Is, 1867 Frederick Baldwin, Of Brat
/ tleboro, for Improvement in wood turning
/ lathes: E. A. Pond and NJ S. Richardson
of Rutland. for improved machine for pro-
ducing blast in gas carburetors and other
apparatus Hosea Willard, Of Vergennes,
for improved clothes dryer; w. w. Rey-
nolds. Of Brandon, assignor to the Howe
Scale Company, for design for post Office
signor to the Howe Scale Company, for design
| for counter scales.
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Removal.

quarters in the large brick building at the
head Of state Street, and issue this paper
Jointly from our old and new office. OF
course, We suffering the perplexities and
confusion incident TO a removal, and our
patrons viii, we trust, bear patiently with
Us till we become fully established in our
commodious and more convenient home
Then we hope to be able to serve them better
than we have ever done before There will
be no suspension, and probably little or no
delay, il the Issuing Of our papers and the
transaction Of our general business, job
printing, &c., during this transition state.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cancer. SCrOfl,a. &c. Cured


Persons afflicted with Gamer Scrcfua, Tumors, FruI
tions, &C., CURED by the use Of DR.. GREENE'S
ELECTRO MEpICATED BATHS
and Indian Vegetable Remedies, which cleanse the ood
of all Hnmors, Mecurv. Lad &C. and health 70
invalids afflicted with svefy variety of diseases book
desert ing Cancer Scrcfua Humors and Their di
wi their proper of CURE, may be obtained FREE
the MEDICAL ISsIIrUTE, or by mail Address DR.. r
GREENE 10 Temple Place Boston. F&N26wisp
Then there's on Lord Maurice, whit more
for rs grey hairs
Nor probably not whit 90 looking. Grey hairs
may be becoming old age, but they do not add
10 The aitraciyeuess Of the young and middle aged.
Blreits Vegetable Iaii Restorative never fails L
, rrey hair O. orrin.i color. spr2seop
LOOK Commissioning deaths occur
from eating unripe fruit. Ever family ould have
Co.'s DYsPEP>iA CCRE AT hand in case OF emergency
1t will speedily the Stomach Of Cholera
NnbuS II take ia season spM2Gwl
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heparator Capilli.

Throw away your ta~e zzles your switches your wig
Destructive at cont IT. ana not worth h5:
Cumeaged, come NouIhnI come ugly aud tair,
And rejoice in yoar own liNuri1nt hair.
REPARhTOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (trom whateve
may have tall en- ogt) and forcing gov IN
upon the ttce, has equal Ii Will the
beard upon the fac
eight hair upon bald heads
months few ignorant practitioners have asserted tina
nothing that viii force hasten the grow th 81
the HAIR beard. Their false Thousand,
at living witnesses (tTum their eSperieuce) heal
Bun Will say how q isl
the genuine from the spurious: II certainly Is difficult
uIueenths of the different Preparations adver tset
hair and beard entirely worthless, and you
have already thrown away large aHiounIs IN thei
purchase To such would saw the RepaTato
Capilii twill You nothing unless fully comes vi
10 representations Ii your Druggist does keep
send one dollar and will forward it, postpaid, to
setler 18th receipt for the money which will he
turned on application providing entire satisfaction
7 not gwen. Address,
W. l.. CLARK 81 CO., Chemists
&Xl Nn.: kke,I Eax erIe Street. ~ racmse. y. Y.
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Ube faeeman
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1867.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly val
,abIc Tor it, news from all parts of Vermont, and
our friends different parts of the state, especially
IN Washington. Orange and LamOille Counties, will
confer a great favor upon and our readers by
sending u local intelligence Give the facts and
We viii arrange them for the paper
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ADDISON COUNTY.

THE CHAMPLAIN L NIvERsALIsT ASSOCIATION.
This association Will meet in East Middle
bury, on Wednesday and Thursday, June
Goth and 9th.
PERsoNAL.-Among those who were grad
uated June Is, at the late commencement of
the Columbia College Law School, of Wash
ington, ID. G., Edwin Hall. of Capt.
NJ. D. Hall, Of Vergennes. Young Hall
has shown rare fortitude and perseverance.
While serving III the Artillery under General
Banks, he shot through the right lung
during a skirmish, which resulted in paraly-
sis of his right arm. He then learned to
write well with his left hand, obtained a clerk
ship at Washington, and while performing
his duties has accomplished the course OF
study required for admission to the Bar
Burlington Times.
LADIES FAIR-A fair was recently held in
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b e A U Il Y.
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen & Silkeu Curls.

ID REDUCED by the u ct Prof DEBREUX' FRiSER
L LIE CHSVUX One Application warranted To curl
he traighI and stubborn air of either into
ungeis heavy massive curis. Has been used
bv fashonabes at Paris aud London with the
gratifying results Does injury the hair. ice, by
mail sealed and past paid 81. Descriptive Circulars
maiisd tree. Address BERGER, SUITS \ Co.
Chemists, No. ae5 River ct, Troy, N Y. Sole Agents
or the United States. F7&A9yl
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MISCELL
TUFTS COLLEGE.

TUFTS COLLEGE, situated College Hin. emf
L hence he of Medfnrd. is four nj ills from
Boston. of hitch, of many other cities and towns it
commands most Interesting view Though Yet in its
infancy ing graduated its first class in 1857, has
ceved numerous evidences o public favor. among its
Alumni ard members it numbers the sons OF many OF
the leading friends al education both lay and clerical
With of eight experienced Professors hing the
several chairs % ntruciim; with excellent Phiios PHI
cal Mathematical, Che mical and other APpar with
a good CabiI and with Library Of more than 10000
volumes proffers increased facilities young men
seeking liberal education.
OF the Three Courses at Study. the First, OF Four
Years attached the degree OF Bachelor OF Arts the
Second of Three years, that of CIVIL Engineer, 10 the
bird, Two Years, that of Bachelor Philosophy
Fer admission the shorter which do
embrace Ancient Classics, candid ties must pass
satisfactory examination in Algebra and Geometry, IN ad-
dition Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern Ge' craphy
History the Uniie' States and English Grammar,
qured the Four Years Course
The practical thorough in all the de
paHfmsntS.
The College Year is divided into Two Terms al
Twenty Weeks each, separated by Vacations of Sia
Weeks each.
Commencement is on Wednesday, July 10Th.
The Fist Examn ton OF Candidates for admission Is
Thursday, July llth-
The Second, Tuesday, August Doth
The First Term begins Thursday. August .e2d-
Board and Term ! ills amount Io about $500 year.
For Catalogues, address
A. A. MINER, President,
June l. le67-F23w5 Boston, Mass
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CRISPER COMA.

Oh she was beautiful ami far,
With starry ewes and radiant hair,
- hose earning tridriii> soft, euIwIned,
Unclaimed the very heart sni mind.
CRaNPEss COMA.
For Gu tiug the Il air of either Sex into
Wavy and Glossy Elnglets or
Heavy n assiVe Curls.
By using this article Ladies ant Gentlemen besuti
~ themselves thousand uid. II Is the oniy article the
world that Viii cirl IrsishJ hair, and
heautiti, glossy appearance The Cri~per Coma
GAL, lie hllr. bur iuvIs. rates heauuhe> aud
lean. I-ijs aud delightfully."- peTiumed
complete article at tie Aird ever offered the
american Hihc. Tie CrI-,er Coma Ill be any
addte-S, S-a ed and po>1psid, 81.
F1& MslVl W. A.. CLARE y 60.
NJ. 3 Ne.l Favet,e -rreet. sSYR ,.r,E \. Y.
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Vermont Central and Ssifil-
t.>a ssrB:sds.
49, $50 s.--..-,se
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
commencing May 18Th, 1867.

rr-in4 GotnE south .nS &sst
Ieave Noutpelier at O. A. NJ , 30 P and 1905 P. NJ.
Mail Train leaves Rouses Point at i30 a M, receives
White River Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for
Boston, Worcester. Spr nsfeld, and with trairS IN Pas
sump<ic R. r., arrives New York at 10. P. NJ
DAY ExPREss leaves Montreal II !, Is NJ, 81 Johns
al 10 90 A. NJ O.den~burgh at $50 NJ, RouSes Point
at 10 Is A. NJ Boston, arriving in Boston via
Lowell 40 80 P NJ.
NtcHr ExpsEss leaves Osfenshurgh at 1l.30 A. NJ
Montreal ) NJ, ROuSe's Point at 10 p NJ, 81
johns al l. NJ, arriving Boston at s 40 con
meeting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Boston
Springfield, &c, aud arriving ia New York al 1880 p
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier , 40 M, 20 NJ, 3,25 p
and 4, 10 P. NJ.
DAY Express TRAM Boston via Lowell al $, 90
NJ, Burlington, Adams, Montreal, arriving a
Montreal at {, 80 p. NJ, Osden>hur0h at So A. Nj.
Mail TRAIN leaves Boston via Lowell al W A. NJ, WI
Lawrence and FIchhurg at 30 Sprneheid at ',i'
/ A.. M, for Burlington -. Adams and Odgeu>huFgh
The trains leaving via Fitchburgh at 7-3o
and Springfield at 7-45 a. connect at White Rlve
/ Junction with the Day Express train
/ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Nurthheld at LILO A. NJ
Burlington Rutland Albans Rouses Point, Ode
/ ensnurgh.
NIGHT ExPRrss Train Bellows Falls at 1000 7
NJ receiving passengers from Vermont Valley X. X
leaving New York ~ Is P NJ, and from Cheshire X
R. leaving Boston 30 connecting at White XIV
Junction with leaving Boston at 500 Pm TOR Bur
lneton. R,use's Point Montreal and Ogden>burgh con
Meeting with Grand Trunk traing for the Vest
Sleeping attached 10 both the night expires
trains running between St. Adams and Boston and 81
Alhans and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
/ the principal stations.
81 N2vl
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Know T'h Destiny.

MADAME +. f. THORNTON, the eTeaSt English AstroioG-
st. Claryony ana P>yChumercian who has asonish
ished the scientific classes OF the Old World has
located herself al Hudson, \. Y. Madame Thornton
such wonderful powers Of second
able mpar knowledge o the importance
the single married of either While in OF
trance she delneateS the textures of The person you
marry, aud by the aid OF intense
known the P>y chumotrope, pro
duce leke picture of the future husband and wife of
the Applicant together with the date o position
life leading of character, This hum
bug, thousands ( les monals assert. She VIII
send when desired certificate, written guarantee
that the picture Is what ppoIts To be- BY enclosing
>naock ct HAIR. aud stating place of buth, dis
position and complexion, aud enclosing fifty and
stamped envelope addressed To Yourself you will
the picture and des in ormation by mail All
communications sacredly confidential. Address in
hdsnce, MADAME L. +. THORNTON, p. q. Box 223, Hud
son, n Y. 7ylF
There comeh glad tidings of joy all,
To young and 10 old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
BY the
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GO AND SEE

The Certificates of Cures from patients of
our own State OF those terrible maladics.
Consumption, Scrofula, Ct ronic Diarrhoei,
DroIsy, and intla nmation OF the Eyes of %
ears standing-which in the Doctor :
possession.
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rapit, cure variety 81 complaints which are cHn~e
by iuip,iri. Of the blood such ~crt1a. 81 Rug
Evil Tun,or> cer~ Sores Er piI'ns, Puppies, h.uirh
e., Boil Aprhoy'~ ire !-e tff-tie a.. ttief
Rh-uin Scald Head. Rug Cancer "r Gan
Gumur-. Eye-. Female Disease -hr a. he
fention. regularity. Suppression " hte~ Sterl"i' ~
Syphilis V.uereai Di-ea-e~. Livrr q 90 tihi-- ana
Heart Diseases Try AYERs ~ARsAP' aud see i"T
yOur-e he surprising activity with winch oe'>e- t
blood and cures these d >arler~-
During public have been led by large b'
tie pretending 10 give quart 81 Extract "' @Hr-ii +
one dol ar. these have been iraEd upon Hie
sick ior they only aIn liiiie d y ~f-F7' s-
bIf often no curative ingredient whaieNer Hence OH
ter di-a ppninnen a tilowed the use 81 various eN
parilla VIII c flood the market "Ati 'hr
itself has become syHonN nous With l">t"l anu
cell this compound " -ar~- 'Arliit ana
mt. supply such remedy as >ha rescue the name
from the load oh'oquy which rests np"" H. " e INNS
have ground blieV ing II hts VIRTUES whirh are u
re-tihle ass al diseases " D. intended u cure
We the sick That offer them the best aver
alive know produce, and we have tea-on t'
be the efiect"al purner at the blood
yet discovered.
AVER CHFRRY PECToRAL i 80 Universally Known 10
SurpaSS every other medicine for the cure ~ coughs
Colds influenza. Huar>enes-, Group Br"i chiS. fhcI
tent CouSumpiiun aud FIR the rehet of Consumption "a
rents IN dvanced stages OF the disease, that = useless
the evidence cot II virtues The wor'
! knows them.
Prepaied by ia. J. &. AVER & Co, Low ell, Mas.
sold by all Druggists ana dealers m medicine every
" here.
BtXBY K CO.. Agents for Montpelier Also for SAL
I Nv n X BROWN and REpFIELD q CROOKS.
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Free to EVERYBODY.

Large p. Circular giving Information OF the great
IT importance 10 The youue of both
II teaches how the homey may become beautiful, the
despsed respected, and The forsa<en loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail 10 send their
address,, and copy post paid, by mail.
Address p. o. Drawer y.
Tr.v Y
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WEAKLY FEMALES

Should apply to Or. Plumley for help;
He treats all their special ailments and
weaknesses without using the caustic and
speculum, and painful remedies, and more
successfully.
Boarding places obtained for those who
are required to stay few weeks
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DENTIST.

CLARK, Dentist at Nofthfeid has now on hand a
new and spl.Bdd apparatus extracting teeth IL
produces narcotic spray which rs ihtown upon ihe os
and gum after which the tooth can be eAtsetea WI.
asa giving little or no main II IL considered preferable
to the Gas ChiorooTn, because nothing ees "
inhaled affect the ys,em therefore 20 ei &c.
can be derived from its application ms n.cs'oa -
neeu thoroughly ta4ed, and does not fa to ave
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NATURES ASSISTANT

One who gives his patients all the chances
of IA cure, b, simply acting as the handmade
of Nature. For = Theory, Practice Il Co., >
send for DR.. Plumley' Circulars.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Vermont Normal Muse School

I WILL open at City Hail. Burlington, MONDAY
! w JULY Sib, and continue IL Weeks.
I BOARD INsTRucTto~ w. o. PERKINS, Of Bos
ton. Principal j. T.. PERKIN', 5. c. MOORE, II.
PROCTOR.
Notation, Singing, Piano, Organ, Harmony, &c.
taught in classes and privately.
! Tuition in all the Glasses $500
Fo- particulars address
/ F24wi IL l.. STORY. Bnrli ,gton. VI.
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IRON, STE 4, &c.

IRON. STE l., &c.
90 Tons ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TIRE IRON,
.)O assorted sizes.
BAND do.
3 HOOP do.
5 ROUND de-. Burdens
sANDERs1N's CAST STEEL, conessd
far Granite Tools
;. BG 9sh ts[ : HORSE SHOES.
SHOE SHAPES.
HORSE SiioE NAILS. all sizes.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS.
STEEL TIRE. all sizes.
g STONE AND sLEDGE HAMMERS.
Carriage Bolts and General Assortment of Heavy
Hardware.
- u 4T-
1900 Boxes Ground ROCK SALT.
so Bbis
100 Half Bbls.
SO MarshatI's
20O0 Bushels TURKS ISLAND SALT.
GROCE sSHEs.
so Bbls suGAR-HOUsE SYRUP.
50 Bbis Crushed and GRADUATED SUGARS.
| 90 Cheets TEAS.
10 Bags JAVA COFFEE.
Bbs SPERM OIL.
LARD OIL.
LUBRICATlNG OIL, very cheap.
/ 81 Tierces LARD
Powder and 2 hot.
2 Tons SHOT, at II l-2 to the Trade.
100 Kegs Sporting and Blasting POWDER.
| 100 Eases de-. in | AID IL Id. Cans.
100 NJ PERCUSSION GAPS.
SO NJ METALLIC CARTRIDGES, ali sizes
50 NJ. feet FUSE.
! For sale very cheap. by
BANCROFT x HOLMES.
| Montpelier, May 20, 1867. fsimosop
COFFINS AND CASKETS,
| OF ALL KINDS,
WITH PATENT TOPS,
| At uonoy,I.D.s over the Arch, Montpelier. W.
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The Union Republican Freemen Of Washington
County requested to meet IN convention at tht
Court House in Montpelier saturday, July 9Th
ISL. at 10 O'Clock y NJ to nominate candidates fol
Senators and County Officers for the year ensuing
and 10 DO any other business proper to be done al
said Convention.
j. H. CIRCUIT,
j. Il. I-AMPSON,
JOSIAH WOOD, ICo. Com
a G BROWN,
ID NJ PHELPS,
Montpelier, June 22d, lo61-
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The YOUNG LADY'S FRIEND,

FAVORITE rONTHLY. Terms 80 cents per
1 y nun. Splendid premiums given 10 the Ladies for
club list. 10 specimen copy aud card OF
premiums. Address, w. I. ORNER,
Buffalo, y. Y.
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Doctor Elu nEey

Cures all special diseases of Liver, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, well as the worst OF
Blood Humoral and Mercurial Affections.
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In Waterbury june l2th, R-v. DANIEL WILD, OF
Br,r kh %, an Nj LAURA l.. RATES, Of ".
ia Albany. June I'm, by nv. James :. SDin"eV, VI
HIRAM Is. \ tBE, ot We. field Mass, and Miss HEEL
IN +. PsIN +. of Albany, VI
In Berlin Parsonage, Juue sd, hy f. Brown, Nj
MIRA. ~N.I r. OF Montpelier, ana Mis- LIZZIE cor
FEY al Mdals-er.
In Berlin. ar lie Parsonage. J1ne l6th, b. Rev Z
Brown, 3lr- HERA EN ,N- ia -TING-, ef Montpelier
and Miss SARA. }. HAENEt, ot M"retown-
A>a, BIB Same. "a rhr me place Jane 18TH NT
UIRAN SLACK. oi Mar>hheii, and Miss CARRIE l.
CIIA- +, oi MidalcseN
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TO CoNsUNEP EaVES.

FINHE advertiser having been restored 10 health few
L weeks by SIMPLE remedy. after having - =
ered several years wth lung affection ad
That dreadful disease, Consumptuu-is ANXIOUS 10 make
his fellow sufferers tie means #
To all who desire il. he viii 4 copy the pre-
eruption free Of charge with all directions for repairing
using the same, Which they 40 hHd sure cure tor
Consiml ,ton. Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and
an Threat aud Lung Affections The only object oi the
advertiser sending the Prescription i To- benefit the
afflicted aud spread information which he corcelv-~
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer VIII hi-
remedy, II VIII cost them nothing, ami may prove
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, tree by return
vii please address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co, New York
spr22tl
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:. t'ArgIJV PHYSICIAN"

TAKE no MORE TNPLEA@AHT AND UNSAF
REM bl F. for uupeas aud dan yerou- tI~ea-es- a.
HEIMBoLD', Er1RAcr BuoHr Aap INrtofru Re-
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Address DR.. :. :. FITCH, p fremont street Boston
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
Any I ady or Gentleman

Who is troubled with Throat. Heart,
Lung, Liver or Kidney Affections, should g
to DR.. PIumlcy and be cured without the u.s.
OF poisonous mineral remedies.
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