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MISCELLANEOUS.
TUFTS COLLEGE.

vJNU FITS COLLEGE, situated un Chile se iiiii
L nerce h. al Medfard j. four miles from
Boston of which, of many other cities and towns II
commands NEST interesting view. Though VET ia it,
infancy ing gradu ted it, fr~ class in 1851, II ba
Alumni ard members it numbers ihe sons at many Of
the leading fen OF education both lay ard ricai
With corps 1T Ell. ht experienced Professors Min. ne
several chairs ~ niruc i'm; with excellent Pm cS pm
cal Mlrhem teal, Chemical and other Appar with
good CabiI and Sit Library "t more than lOouO
volumes prefers increased facilities young men
seeking liberal eiucatirn.
OF the Three Courses at Study, fn the First, OF -Four
Years, attached tie Degree OF Bachelor ot AIRS 10 ihe
Second, of Three Years, that OF CV Engineer Ia the
hird, ct Two Years. that at Bachelor OF Philosophy
Fer The shorter which do moi
embrace the Ancient Classics. candid must
satisfactory eN7mina in Algebra End Geometry, IN ad
iiIion the Arithmetic, Ancient aud VI Heru tie grsp"y
History OF the iuiie States aud English Grammar,
qu'et for the Four Years Course.
the instruction practical and thorough in all the de
patmens.
The College Year is divided into Two Terms 81
Twenty Weeks each, separated ty Vacations OF SiA
Weeks
commencement il on " edne~dsy, July l0ih.
The Fist ENzmin fnn of Candidates tor admission is
on Thursday, July liih.
TIE Second, Tuesday, August 29th.
The First Term begins ou THURSDAY, August e9i
Board aud Term Ills amount tn about 8 200
For Catalogues, address
A. A MINER, President,
June l.. Is67.--FS3w5 Boston. Mass
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AFFLICTED,
SUFFER NO MORE

When by the use of DR. j. lNVlLLE'S ELIAER yo'
he cured permanently, aud AT trltng
The astonishing winch has attended this
liable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness.
General Debility and Protraou, Loss OF Mus ular Ener
gV mpnrency, any ot the consequences al youthful
ind-creiio renders ii the most valuable preparation
discovered.
IL will all nervous affections depres sion.
rneHt, incapScty study business loss o
cunfu>ion Thoughts of stdeSucton fears of insanity
II will restore The appetite the health If tbus'
VITO have desrnNe II hy sensual evil practices
Young men, he hunhugged NO more 10y - tluack Doc
tors aud ignorant prartius but send without DELAY
far the Elixir, he restored health and
oiuesS Perfect Cure guaranteed in instance
Price, 81 four bottles address -.
One blttie IL utcient effect all ordinary
ALSO Or. JOlNNlLLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, fr fht
speedy and permanent Of GnnUrhea, Gee; Ureihra
discharges structure, and ALI affections of the Kidney
md ri oder. Cures effected III from To five days
They prepared from sefahe extracts thar harm
he system, aud imprignste The
1reath. No change Of diet il necessary while u- them
does teir action manner Interfere with busi
pursuifs- Price per hrA.
II her at the articles VIII be sent
any address, chs ~ sealed, and paid, by mail o.
express on receipt Of pflce. Address all orders 10
BERGER. SHUTS & 90 Chemists,
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ri. NESs, RA.A %GAN

", irr just commencing To print, amt intend t.
keep constantly for sale, the best assortment
Blanks for Lawyers, Town and Cou..ty Clerk
Judges of Probate and business men generally, I,
he found thu, section, and shall sell them,
wholesale retail, at low prices Persons de7irn.
any description of Blanks in quantities, hav,
them printed to order, at the FREEMAN steam Prin
ing Establishment, and a figure that viii give
lire satisfaction and those wishing Blanks for
can, the FREEMAN BOOKSTORE, be supplied
prices that VIII leave ample margin for profit
when they are filed out.
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Mysterious Disappearance.

ALONZo VI. ALLEN, son of Alonzo c. Al
zen. left his father residence in Granville on
Monday, june 10th, under such circum-
'tances as To produce great alarm in the com
nunity, and the almost insupportable sus-
pense and anxiety Of his friends for his
safety. He is about twenty-one wears old
night five feet and seven eight inches au-
Durn hair, dark blue ewes, wide between
he eyes, broad square shoulders. little
ame in his left leg from hip complaint. the
middle finger on his left hand had been
ahmed off at the end making it shorter than
he other During the spring he had la
bored for his father AMI elder brother in "A
la picard mill. in company with several
lthers, among whom entire harmony had
prevailed !; he had manifested no discomfort
20 any one, and his friends did not know that
he had any enemies He worked with his
ather in the afternoon, with perhaps more
han usual cheerfulness ard came into the
house about dark, pat GA steel-mixed
Soolen coat. somewhat worn. and went out
without saying he was going away. which
not unusual with him when he made
,alls among the ne shbor>. He wore short
lrilling frock under his coat no vest. pink
white and black wooden shirt. the bosom
praided. army blue pants. calf boots. red
binding al the top, aud palmleaf hat
No alarm was felt for his safety until
Tuesday night. a. he had been intending to
% on q fishing tour with some of his associ-
ties: but failing 10 come home, the uneasi
less of lis friends caused them To make in
Iures, upon which they found he made a
all at neighbours house, and spent short
inc with some young men. and left saving
e must 90 home and % To- bed. He was
hen about thirty rods from home. in the
Dad, with the moon shining brightly. and
,nlN one house 10 pass. before passing which
e was met by two neighbours and since that
40 trace If him can be found. though the
Harm has become general. and diligent search
nadc in the vicinity. and Tor considerable
distance around. To those knowing all the
PARTICULARS. it presents one of the most mys-
erious di,appearanccs ever heard Of The
whole town j. now in alarm and his inlne-
Late friends are suffering irrepre>sible grief
md anguish. We therefore appeal 10 Il gen
rous public for their sympathy, and tender to
,ur friends our grateful Acknowledgements for
he generous aid we have already received and
hall ever appreciate and We now solicit the
id Of editors. railroad agents. poStmastcrs
md others. To- give as some ray Of light and
cope for our lost hoy.
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E0Es ps{Gses1ss.

VIII our friend--.tni We trust that term include
every reader OF the tEEEMA>-pea-c bear IL
mind that have of The largest and Lest al
pointed Book and Job Printing Establishments il
the state, and always IN readiness to do any kim
of Job Printing from the smallest address car,
to the mammoth ''poster.~ OF most voluminou
book short notice, and At living prices. our f.
cIlitc- are such that confidently solicit the favor
of friends desiring any thing IN line Of bu-i
c-~ and guarantee them entire satisfaction.
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school Examination.

The examination of the Montpelier School
will commence on Friday. June 81. and b,
a. follows
Friday forenoon, No. Miss Lord.
Friday afternoon. W. Miss Kelsey
Monday and Tuesday. Nos : x ;. Acadc-
demical Dcpartment-Mss Brown andMr.
Gorham
Wednesday forenoon, 30 3 Miss Eaton
Wednesday afternoon No. Miss Pelsc-
Thursday forenoon. No Miss kimball
Thursday afternoon. No. miss Witt
Friday afternoon. at , o'clock, Exhibition
at the Hall.
Friday evening, at = O'clock, School lie
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Mason & IIAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
The amount of musical power which these
instruments possess, the purity and beauty
Of their tones. and the great variety of effect
which can be produced upon them are remark
able, especially when they are compared
with melodeons, which instruments they are
fast taking the place of, and must supersede
entirely, soon they become known
Nearly all artists of note pronounce them SUI
perior to all others-the best intruments OF
their class in the worldly. Y. Day. Book
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We sie-iret To make the FREEMAN particularly val
liable it, news from all parts OF Vermont,
our friends in different parts of the state, especially
In Washington, Orange and L;tmoille Counties, vii
confer great favor upon and readers b.
ending local intelligence. Give the facts
We viii arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-19

Notices OF deaths inserted Tree. Obituaries, iuclud
ing poetry, inserted Tor five cents line TO be paid ir
n advance. This rule will be strictly adhered 10.
In Montpelier Sunday night, June is. Dea. WILL M
WELLS formerly OF Brookneid, aged ~ years and B
months
IL Northd. Id, MAY sd, Mr.. MARY K. BUZZELL,
aged l. YEAR 1870. -
70 wears aud : months.
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LOS sEaeE.a ways estate

STA = az VEaHoNi, AT Frcbste Court, held
W.sEINGTuS nI~TEtCT. a No AKA i e.,
ard for said bistrc the ST = di. II Jsne, A D.
DrISAN Pr X, I'D" mi tratlr of the estate of
y Let 4 tthaway, Il. OF East MOUtptl er, aid
ID SIRE d cesset, msses spplica'iCn u ssif Court
fer 20 >tit If r--i Stale of said de-
Irp5 c~enI The sale There will re neces
Ss'y debts of "a deceased u herenpoD. 1T
ordered BY Couri- thu said pIic4tion h.
f-ffet the, of b held at The Probate
OH - n said 'ioutp > dSv of July, A D.
Il = FOR and cislan here an l. Is fur
sltt o-r.el tnet Al Pc I"terestra NOTIFIED
here nv url.cs Of noti~@ Of "a nd
thtr IN week. ssyrly, The Gree n
stouutt II, 1T med 81 % ti'r nef re III
tin'- of Tear hey frp-ar s4id THE and
plsc- suc, it Ia : {, OF ject thereIo-
The Cont
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:. FAMILY PLY SICIAN,"

seventy * pages: price IS any address. No
money required until the book received read and iuH
approved. 1t perfect guide the sick ndi>posed
Addre~. pR. :. = FITCH, % fremont street, Boston
spf5yl
MINER Baths II CA few baths ptefs u
ed tth Strtmsfic salts viii efi-clualy Rheuui
ISM, Dy,pepss, ScTofuis and eruption, at he fsoe.
spF&siIy leap
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SOMETHING REALLY STRANGE,

To find perfectly pure and genuine arti-
Gle of merchandise in the market like Pyle t
Saleratus. while 50 many competitors are
vainIy striving to supplant with cheap and
poisonous compounds. Ask your grocers
for Pyle's Saleratus, in pound packages, full
weight
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stowe, the 18Th inst. nv Rev j. NJ. Puff OF
" terbur.. Rev. f. &. BBUCE. ct Carthage, y. Y.
member Of the ack River Conference, aud Miss "
Nc ALLASTER, # stowe.
At the VI. r. Par-unS.e in Worcester. June ldrh hs
Rev. a. T. Wade, Mr. ALBERT J. BURRlLL and Miss
SUSAN UTTON, both OF Worcester.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-19

There are $40 900 Good Tenplars in North
America. and the annual session of the Grand
Lodge was held at Detroit last week. The
order increased nearly 100 600 members dur
ing 1866, and six State Grand Lodges were
organized in that time.
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Es>slElS'~ C0sGEI DROPS

4 standard iemedy FIR COUGHS and CONSTAPT
y ION. prepared hy '-EoEGE " WALLt>GfoFD. grand
- Il The ia'r Dr. r her. MASON. SNMuNnS & CO.
/ enn- outk Manu-. Pripri-rur~ 6. &. Goodwin CO.
= Han. R,-ton y J.. Agent. spA22n3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-19

The judicial elections in Illinois. last Tues
day. generally went Republican. The DEM
ocrats in many places made no nomination
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-19

IKE N >otTH BURLINGTON he barn If
VIM. Scymorc. in South Burlington. was
burned t. the ground on Wednesday last to-
-ether with ton ofhav. II new Concord way
On and single harness Loss estimated ut
$500 Insured for $500
Bears are making = great havoc among
sheep about South Huntington. ut a place
called :. the Gore, whence q party of men
followed three bears across the mountain to
MorctoSn These animals are very bold in
that locality. even going into open lots in
sight of houses, and stealing sheep some
farmers losing from five 10 ten. Thirty or
forty sheep have been stolen III that neigh
borhood
Chittenden County Union Republican Con-
vention is called at Burlington, June %.
L:oroR rzrgE-I ndcr the direction of
Rev W W Atwatcr and the g Protective
Association" on Monday last. II great raid
was made upon all the hotels. restaurants.
saloons, railroad dcpots and express Offices
Of the CITY Of Burlington They divided
into two companies and made clean sweep,
Selling beer. ale and other liquors 70 the
value Of about $500. which are now IN safe
keeping.
! ROBBERY. = The boarding house OF Baptiste
Foreign, on Shclburn street, Burlington. was
robbed on Thursday night of clothes. m oney
&C.. 10 the amount of about 800. The rob-
bers are supposed to be three Frenchmen who
have been boarding there, and who left by
the morning train.
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Vermont Central: and NtE,sE-
wan E&asiEH:sd-.
- - azssss----tz
sPkING ARRAsGEMtNT.
',.to,sa.cing May 13fk. 1867
<rsfn.a..ns Soa.nars e.&s

Leave Nunfpeiier al y, NJ , 50 p aud 1905
,iaii Train uses P'nt a. I3l i. IA receives
psssarsers from q icen<hnTsh r. aud connects ~
i, hire RIVER junction aud Bellows Falls wth rrsiu~ tor
Boston, Worcester. Sp ,nefiAd, and with trars n Fas
Sump~c K. r.. at New NurA at l0.i5 p ~
my EXPRKss leaves Montreal II rs Nj. -. JnlnS
al i1.a0 A. NJ Osden>hnrgh at 5,3o NJ, Rouse F"i"
al 10 10 =. NJ, Boston, arriving in Boston wa
Lowell - 50 P. NJ
Ntcar ExsREss leaves ozienshurgh at II 80 A. ",
Montreal 1t NJ, Ra'Is=' Point Al , - It
Inl,ns al Is P NJ tns Boston ~ cou-
meeting al Bellows Fats Cheshire Road tor Boston
and Worcester aud with Vermont Valley Z. r. for
Springfield g. and arriving in New York At 80
TraIas Going MOTH and West
Leave Montpelier at 40 NJ, 20 3,25 P. NJ
aud 40 P. VI. ~
NJ tor Burlington. Alhan-, Montreal. arriving al
Nnnfreat II 9 30 P. NJ. Ogd-n~hur@h at s 81 a.
M.IL Train Boston Lowell, AT % A. NJ, va
Lawrence aud FiichhuTg At 30 Sprin1i- al 40
a. NJ tor Burlington -. Adams and Odseu>hurch. .
The trains leaving Boston via FItciburgh at 80 NJ
and Springfield 40 connect At W hde RIVER
Junction with the Day Express train.
Accommodates rRAtS leaves Mortified al il0A NJ,
for Burlington Rutland ~. Adams, Rouse's Point, odg-
enSnursh. - .ooo
NIsHr Train leaves Bellows Falls at 900 r.
NJ ewing passengers from Vermont Valley r. r.
leaving New York ID 10 NJ aud from cheshire X
r. Boston at $50 connecting AT WHITE XIV
or Junction with train leaving Boston 500 tor Bur
Iipnton R.uses Point Mon real and Ogden>hurgh con
meeting with Grand Trunk traing far the West.
Sleeping attached Ia both the night express
trains between ~. Adams and Boston and St
Aihans ard Springfield
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale al
the principal statl"ns. o,,,,
Na-l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-19
BUsu'o ARGENTINE HAIR DYE.

The perfect, economical sure~t. quick
mot htrir snG reliable tler pNe The world Easy
g. hcaiinn ohenses erg1iS. cry I'd harm
attre''i~if bright perfectly natural brown
htace- Warranted tn sar'-N all cases. the money
refunded. GEO. G. GOODWIN y :, o.. Boston Sold
DY all Druggist may, Jgy = >epr.
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ERRORS or YOUBss.

GENTLEMAN Who suffered for years from Nsrvou
4 De bliity AMI Premature Decay, md II The euec> q
youthful ndiscrrtion, will for he Ike Of suffering hu
MAINLY. nd free to all who need it, the recipe and
direc ions nAkir the simple remedy by which
cured. Sufferers shing 10 prctt by the adv"1
tis-r' exuerience, do by addressiug in peTec
confidence. JOHN oGhEN
sprl9yl - Cedar street New Y ork.
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EsELDsNG. KEITH & CO.,
AMERICAN MERCHANTS & BANKERS
so lombard SfreeI. LONDON
EXCHANGE. u -. BONDS. AND ALL
AMERICAN SECURITIES.

Orders for American European Products prompt,
executed. Ii erai Advances made Approved Con
i-uments.
piicatitn. sprl5u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-19

A colored register of voters in Alabama
has been murdered
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Taoli,aS VI. Gowns Estate.

2 II SURSs 3 .RS having heen APP oioted by III e
blr fr tate for th- l'I Il " sn-
c'cn Comm Ia receive ioe and ADJUST
ALI claims al maBds o. all rsuDs, against The
,sta.r Of Thomas VI. iowa late o. Barre IN said
It .assd. repT scented nSrlveni -rd the term
n fTuta IN stn day of Jus 1867 hem. AZ
itw b. ssii = he CREDITORS OF SAID CEASED,
Nh ana ths lie respec i've cz' ms before
Civ VII att- n I a" the IA lee Of ou' an
l"intrrnt 1 the twet ing Of tie wi iow OF said
lie e>sed in Barre, said District. en- the "a OF
JAY anf / ecr mbsr xt clock 10 the alter
on, said DAYS.
CN-I. ) CARPENTER, ca,u
LARK ATEcS,
Ea-r'- Ju-e ~. u 1861. te4s3
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MIDDLE of the BLOCK
Cooper Institute, New York.
abbey

T. r Il N 9 H & III Z N a =,
OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE, AT oSE-HALF
THE USUAL SELLING PRICES
White French China Dinner Sets 1870 pieces $50 0O
7.Ut
Dinner Plates per 200
Tea In
Guns and Saucer<. - pe~~- 2N
French Cut c. het. per dozen 25l
Also Fancy China Dinner. Tea, Toilet SETS
Partisan Stone Ware. cut and Pressed Glassware
silver Plated Cutlery &C equally low
prices Is.is packed ali the world expires
" otherwise. Hcu-e Furnishing Goods large variety
Remember HADLEY'S Middle Of the Block.
orSeHd for Cstslogue.ICI
No Connection lrih corner Stores.
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ates the vigorous action. Hence II
rapidly CT complaints which are caused
hy iupursfS The blood. such Strtuia- or hirr>
Evil Turner's. Ulcers Sores, Erupilous, Pmpes, Bi"Ch
ioii~ 81 AnthoiV'S Rose Ery>is letter
Saii Rheun scaid Head Ring - rn. Cancer or Gan
Tunur- Eyes, Female Diseases, such a. Re
Ienliun regularity Suppression. Whites SterIlity, ale"
Heart Diseases Trv AYERS RILLA and see Tor
vOuref he surprising activity with winch II The
bOtt and cures these disorders
During late the public have been led by large bot
ties rereudiug give quart @" Extract Of rar-aPara
dollar. Most these have heen fraud upon the
SICK they only hltie IT Sarspatiia,
hut often curative ingredient whatever. Hence bit
appointment has followed The use Of various er
1T Sar>aparia h ch Hood The market until The
self has become syn"n. mons with lnpost"h ana
SIN call tins compound. Ssrsapsulla, and
intend supply such remedy shall rescue the name
the load oblUqgy which rests upon H. We ihlnh
for holiey has virtues which IT.
Of diseases intended tn cure
We The sick, that offer them the best alter
know how 10 produce, and we have reason IL
beiIeve. hy the most ehectna purifier al the blood
yet discovered.
Ayers CHERRY PECI universally known 10
>urpdss every other medicine for The cure OF t"u9hs
Colds, influenza, tna Group bronchitis, ncip
and Tor the reei of Consumption Ia
dvanced of the disease, that i uSele-
evidence virtues The worit
{ "
PrepaIed " Ia. J. {. AVER Co., Lowell, Mass
and sold by all Druggists and dealers medicine every
where.
KIXBY & CO., Agents for Montpelier. Also for salt
by y. X. BROWN and REDFIELD < CROOKS.
~ SluD
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sydney Esaith'> E>iase.

FSfiE SUs~Ch Err having bsen sTpr MED by the
Y IL %. trt bate Count for Of Wish
nnni mrs ta'e i've min aud ADJUST al c.s
mi C. uls I peF-cL>, th- ) dnry
SaUh, sI- OF ko Nburs il District, de-
L Fl ils.lysns, TN Cf nItis tte
4th lay Of Ju- ISL b INK all d bs sad CourI TO
The lFeIt.,T- Of d. n "a u cir
r,sqecTtvc 81 b. H.. give e. hat " ii
d TO the dues II apo mem the NV ling
Ia , Of do sally -,ulh, Ia r. NhurS in said bis
he 81 TUESDAY Of ana : SeInbrr N, al
one o'cocz = .-.e s1.-, non "a . sand dsys.
+ TNII tNPr. fc
GYkU powARD Comm rs
Re-, .trv Jure =, \ IA isd7 r2sw3
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El4:IsT.7IslsE iaTi'd.
THESE NVOKLD-zsENO
SEWING MACHINES

Were awarded the highest premium at
The Worlds Fair in London, and SIX nrSt premiums
the n. Y. State Far of 1866. and
Are celebrated for doing the hest work, using a mnch
smaller needle for the thread than any other ma
chine and by the Introduction of the most approved
ma e able supply the very best
chimes Iu the world
These machines made and spacious Fac
Btidcepurt Conn, under the immediate 'lpervis
ion of the President Of tie Company, ELIAS HOW l.
IT, the original inventor of the Sewing Machine.
They are adapted all kinds of FAMILY Sewing, and
Seamstresses, Dress Makers Talor-, Manu-
Shirts, Collars, Skirts, Cioaks, Asniillas
Cothing Hats, Caps Cor~ets, Boots Shoes, Harness,
Saddles Linen Goods, Umbrellas Parasois, etc. They
work equally well upon silk, linen wooen and cotton
goods sk line m thread. They will seam,
quilt gather hem. fell, cord, braid bind and perform
every species Of sewing making beautiful and perfect
stitch, alike on both sides of the articles sewed-
The Stitch invented by MIR. HOWE,
made this Machine Is the most popular and dnra
Bile all Sewing Machines subject to the principle
invented by him.
SEND FOR GIRO LAR.
PIUMuER L WILDER,
General New England Agents,
s&n9yl SO Bromfe.d ST., Boston
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS,

ETS-A Sure Cure for these distressing complaints
is now made known In a Treatise on Foreign and
F1TS-Na'ive Herbal p-epar-i publi- he'd by Or. o.
PHELPS BROWN. The pre- ripton di-
FI7S-covered by him in such prov dental manner
that re rot con-cieniiou<iy refuse 20 make il
ETS-kDowu. as il has cured everybody who has used
it, never h wing failed ia single Ii i
H7S-cqually Of Fits of dyspepsia a,
the ingredients be obtained from drng
FTS-gist SENT FREE Ia al, receipt al five
Fouls 10 prepay postage, etc. Address DR.. o.
FITS-PHELPS BROWN, No. 10 Grand Street Jersey
H2Sw3.
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HOW to Purchase Medicines Cheap:
CALL AT BgNBN d cos.

The VeI mont Normal Mus School
WILL. open at CRY Hsll, Burlington, MONDAY.
w JULY Sh, and continue IL Weeks
BoAHD or T~-rECCrIo~ w. q. PERKIN~, II Bas
ton, Principal :. f. fERktNS, :. c. MOORE. II. l.
PROETOR.
Notation. Singing, Piano, Organ. HARMONY &c
shr ia classes and p ivaIeit.
Tuit"n n all Cia --..-.....--....-.-Sl2.
Foo particulars address
F24wi II. l.. STORY. BUR- stoa. ".
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-19
r,lsr's Improved Patent Eu' bin
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T!NTIIS i the hest Wheel for
4 all situations and All rur-
pu- fhi<
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>EsEE $3.50 ! uver.hat and turbine. They
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u ate. q aud
not liable To ur choke up with anChur ice and an
floating substances. They hNtfe cent a. pn~
er for use! 4 other wheel Abundance
/ strongest IN reliable mouslS
the rsler Wheels L. their superior
iry, the possession OF the ~uh~criieT.
Circulars giving power of each sized Wheel under
hy feet, with prices, will be
sent hy addressing The pateutee-
Having had tn experience in the business the
will furnish and piaaS for S. Also
Gearing Tag and Reputation furnished with Wheel,
Wh II ordered.
JOIN TYLER, Pateatee,
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CAJrto~-NIany Iron Wheels are infrir genenr> npnn
pr entS. tie most prominent aWoHs
The huN and dome. represent ne Tyler
WhreI Those manufacturing CT using such VIII he re
quired 10 pay the patent Zee.