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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23


United Sates ef AnSSss, 6bsfAsvr DsstSsa Of IoWa.
r Gw CLARK, United statss narshai for the State
Il n ISsa,ds hsssAy give pubAc nottes tAas n the
- u Ne untA stsee. 49, esssopS~ 18TH, e q,
i al. % q III - May, isS7, IN nsH4 eissty,
Iowa, attach ssd tsks inte ny posssep for is rsst
dy copper kstsls 80 worn, ses leg es1dng. asd
the lad upon vAteA ~ snns atInssd tsisg situ-
ated in Marion county, Iowa. and described = ollovs
half Of 9. T. qr. Bssssu -, Township ~ Range 10
vssk 1855
And also give public notice that the tim assigned
for the return Of sad warrant the &th dSy Of June
1857, and hereby admonish and summons Ill persons
claiming any interest the said copper stii eL al
| or knowing % having anythieg to ~ Why the nne
soud not Be condemned asd sold 70 ths esaasd
Of sad appella4t that thsy be and apps be6oss ihs
ssiA Court 70 hs held end 70, the eosshern Division
District OF iowa. ct the Upited Stats Court Room In ih'
city Of Kcok ak Ia said District At special ierm TO b.
hoiden the hrs Tuesday In June 1867 at ten oeiei
the OF that day. then and there 70
csim for The same and to make their allegations II
that behalf u w. CLARK, U.lH ID.
ma, lf-d1t II. sulrox. rsfuty.
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Original Notice.

Two R0RERT HtFN0JD STR Yen ar h-f hy no
1 tined shat thee = nte in the ofite - the
II trici Curt IT ke-kuk Lee County AID tate Il
Iova y petition az asry Emma Has wopi ssar wife.
Claiming q divorce the bond. OF mat iHipny
sxisti betwees ysu and h~t and ks ~ mo,ly in the
Of $500 and other t-fs Their. IN 49, trtf Ar
~ sil-ui de. srson for thsn two yssss ~
Nos unless yoa he Ape the Sep ~,f.t er term
~ The III .trtct caurt k-kuk lie c"aaty, 10 and
defence ACCORDING t. the rules # ssd c
-fnre ,pon If he sseard d. of I'D teri, lssT 4
~i be J. and judgment entered pro c9afest9
10 pc ition, RS request snted.
NJ ny YIN ATWOOD, ret tttrer
5 c stamp BY :. MARSHAL. ssdicit9r
m y22 d4w--Trss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

Brave Iowa BoY.-Sergeant Joseph f.
Griffith, of Iowa City. celebrated as the
Sergeant Griffith of the Twenty second
Iowa Infantry, who distinguished himself at
the charge on the Rebels works at Nicks,
burg, on the 22d of May, 1868, will graduate
at West Point this year, at the head of his
class The Muscatine Journal copies an ex,
tract from Gen. Grant report Of the siege,
which pays the Sergeant the following fiue
compliment. "No troops succeeded in en-.
tering any of the enemys works with The ex-
ception of Sergeant Griffith, OF the 22d Iowa
Volunteers. and some eleven privates Of the
same regiment OF this number none re-
turned except the Sergeant, and possibly one
man." At the conclusion of the war, Gen.
Grant secured Griffith cadetshlp ct IVES,
Point, and the young Iowan has fully shear
himself worthy of such distincuon-makes q
good soldier, and honors the State which
sent him forth.
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taiied Sfaies Of Aneraed, lsoa'ASra brtrsa VI Ioea
q w.TLARF Omitted States Marshal fof the State
4 o. d. hersb, give kahtfc .otie- that tha
rs~e thu Uuited Ststas thpussBd cigars
n, re or IA OF aud orf.itlre under
set - onsress did tt- l0'h day My. Its7, in
Ps MARION o.. I "a, sni TAX into nay 20,
zion To- eu.toi th8gsani cigars n4re
snd a % awe paeiic Nsa.t t.e assigned
the return 81 ssra the sih lay 1ane
SCI an hersiy sfa gnsh AID safnmobs sii persons
claiming any said ten fhousst cigar,
less knosins u having snythibx u ~hy
tie Fam shouid cpBdsmn-d aud sid 10 aasw,T
d-uaud Of Sid sppeilap that they be eDd spreAr
the ssd urt TO be ted 10 and for tht rou hcr
Division lisirtet ~ loss h. blt-d Suits Court
ae ~ the city Of &c suk sid I.trtrt 4ta sp~r al
term - be hodec the hr.t Tuesday 10 (,n- 1857
NJ "a oclock ~ frsaoc u that ds thed thsrs
10 lot rpos- claim fr be sane nd make their allie
xaf3sDs tAst bebsf q. ~ c AK. L ".
m.Jlkdlt n. futron, Deputy
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DECIDEDLY pleasant was that rain and hail
storm yesterday with its shivering wind.
We're resigned to our fate. We had our coal
vault well filled yesterday, had fires in all our
stoves, and expect to continue on this line
for an indefinite period. If genuine Spring
is lying around loose in any portion Of
the Northwest, we haveyet TO hear Of it. A
counterfeit imitation of the " charming orig
inRl has been here for time, wooiug US
into good humor, and coaxing the grass and
buds from their winter quarters but even the
counterfeit has now taken its departure, leav.
ing US to SILVER, groan and grumble, in the
midst Of weather the most intolerable
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

PAssISG house in the upper part of the
city Yesterday, we heard lady inmate sing
ing most sweetly. We halted, listened at
tentiyely, till the singer warbled forth Il e
last line of the verse
DEFENDERS as pleasant as May"
when we nvoluutaril, sang out, :" you bet ~
Our exclamation being heard, the fair one
abruptly brought the performance to close,
and we passed on, feeling out Of humor with
ourself for so loud an Endorsement Of such a
palpable fact.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

by Telegraph. NV OaEA~s Nav a
Cotton Unsettled and es ler; ow mlddiing 24xa
Els
s'rsr-Du J. Tow fair Loni.ans IL; choice ls1<dH.
hl1s.-s-N ominsl. u {. n prime
PioaF-puii anil der 50 ID, super6ne tl2Gi4
CyrB--stvedy and %, mi,-d y,iI.v Al i5di 20.
~htt- 81 aS'pi yTlS
oats -UnchaIe.d
Lsrd-Duii ard unchanged
Pork-Dul sal Iaa II 81
bacon Fsir oabng demand; shoulders q1s rib sides
l2ls clear do i3l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
THE CHORUS WREATH,

a COLLECTION of Sacred and Secular
IN chorussss from ofatovios, Operas. aud Popular
Gee and Chorus Books designed Standard Book for
Chors Musical societes, Conventions aud Set coils and
con tanning the most desirable Peces for Private pfn
tce and Public Performance Ihis rev compilation
aud Conventions that require In compact and con-
veniept form the very best vocal competitions for mi
waite practice or public performance Aside nom IN.
fact Of getting rid Of the great Of being
obliged TO turn TO large number Of volumes The low
price Vt which the best and most popular pieces OF
recommsnd the Chorus Wreath TO the nuseal pupil A
valuable work wieein the reach Of every ons
Price 20 se.spost-paid. Oliver Dttson a.
Co.. Publiahsrs, Deston. O. H. DIrs0N 4 90. Nsw
York imsylT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

Stuceo, Or Plaster Paris.
IN BBLS. just received and for sale ty
w nay KnLLooo, DInan Do.
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For sale.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, on cor
- sth and Bnnk streets embracing nearly fssl
lots. BRICK cottage dwelling stable. wocd aud wssA
house and other ouhuildng garden and large variety
fuft and tai choice varieties grapes
ms, ke., IN bearing two large ristsrns, &c, Ae
This property 10 tn gosd repair ard offer fhs whole
for sale st low price for cash. half cAAh snd bal
abc-s fsvorsbl@ terms Title perfect. The xh lles
for ale 81 LEss than the hoase can be buiit 70.
Knqnrs OF TENEYcK,
| "a the proprietor CHAE Y. BlRGE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10

The receipts from public money, tuition
and other sources than taxes. estimated
81 .60U. 00.
This leaves to be provided for by tax about
.@3.650.0O
1t least $3.50 90 of the repairs j. unusual,
and was necessary this year to put the fur
uacc- in good condition. The ordinary cx-
Jcn-es IF the school for the wear will there
fore only reach y 600 90 more than estimated
receipts from other sources than taxation
Twenty-Five cents on the dollar of the grand
list Of the district would raise nearly. or
quite that sum.
The tax voted at the schoOl-meeting was
ID paw the debt of the district, (the treas
urer having been obliged to borrow money
-ince last -ummer,) and to pay the cost Of
the school until the next school-meeting
There j. now some confusion, from the fact
that the school wear ends the last of June
and the fiscal year the last Of March or at
the annual school-nceting This confusion
could be avoided and all matters concerning
rhc business Of the district could be better
arranged if the annual meeting came at the
rlo-e Of the school year instead Of in March
~ now. 1t seems desirable that there should
w a modification of the law relating to our
school. To accomplish this result, and it
rught to he obtained next fall
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10

New CITY ScALEs.-Me,srs. Fairbanks,
Brown & Co.. the famous manufacturers of
Scales. have Just completed and put up for
this city new forty-ton scale, which COM
prises all the recent Improvements of these
celebrated makers. This scale is SO delicate
in its construction and operation, that but
the fraction of pound laid upon the plat
form. (Which is twenty-One feet long,) will
turn the beam. The complete accuracy of
manufacture and adjustment in every part,
enables the smallest weight to be ascertained
with wonderful cxactness. The scale is To-
Gated on the site of the old city hay scales in
Haymarket square. Messrs. Fairbanks q Co.
have also erected similar scales in East and
South Boston, for the use of the cty.-Bos
ton Journal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10
70 EEvfAB.g S.

For several years past, have had many earnest sole
all classes OF females, many OF them OF the
highest respectability, to advertise the Monthly Relic
Pills. These have failed IN single instance Of al
fodng immediate relief in that distressing disease uy
nenorriiea, Painful Monthly Turns. From one 90
three pills viii afford complete relief at one period OF III
and The monthly use.o them restores perfect health
Leucorthea (femae Weakness with all itS painful and
annoying symptoms yields the healing influence of Tie
Ke.iet Pills
Orders promptly attended To, and Pills with directions
using, free Of postage all pars OF the United
States
The medicines used in the preparation Of the Relic
Pills being expensive they be afforded less than
sl.0o per box.
Prey AIRED and sold by
DR l.. THRESHER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10
Ibt fretman~
MONTPELIER, VT:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1867.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly val
,.,tlt tor it from all parts of Vermont, and
AMIR friends in different parts of the state, especially
IN Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, VIII
-.uf,r a great favor upon and our readers by
-rudInG local intelligence Give US the facts ana
49,. VIII arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10

LucEia CnElanaer,s ESTATE.

STATE IF VERMONT. In Probate Court, hsli
WASH MORON DIsrRIcr Sc at Montrelier, IN said <
trict. on the sth day Of Apr A. ID. 1867
ID oDERlck RICHARDSON, executor of the last
II will and testament of Igeina Cclisner, late ~
Montpelier in said District deceased. presents DIS
administration account for examination and allow
ance. and makes application for decree Gf dis rbp-
tion and partition Of the of stid deceased
Wbereup it is ordered ny said Court tina Sad
count and said application be rferred 70 session ~
said Couri 10 be held the Probate Ofir- IT, saif
Montpelier the 3ath dsy e Ap-ii A. u IL for
hearing and decision thereon D0 q is fur her order
ed thst notice hereof Re Given an persons
ed by puhcatior OF the three weeks ssive
" in The CT cen Mountain Freeman, resp per pub
Ished ST Won PelIer. previous 70 I'd tme appointed
Tor near ng that thy may appear st SAID tine and
place and sl csu--, tlrs r1ay hsv- "a nv s-ii
account should not be allowed and such decree msde
By the Court
Fl5R3 Attest. T r MERRILL. Jud =.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10
Washington County COurt---March
Term, 1867.
Hon. ASAHEL PECK. Presiding Judge.
HoN- ALPHEIS BASS, Assistant Judges

U,x DIII-Y-- D,CS
Hos. FL PIT PTTSh M Assistant Judges
T. q. Cass rs Torn Of Durbury Action
for injury on highway. Palmer, and Heator
& Reed for plaintiff. Randall & Durant and
Dillingham; for defendants. Verdict for de
PENDANT to recover costs.
VIM. W Ellis rs. Lc,ciS b. Huntington.-
Action of trespass for impeding an officer
Verdict for defendant to recover his cost
Y ing and Redfeld for plaintiff. Vail ano
Fifeld for defendant
State rs. o. l.. Bmnhdm-Assault with
intent to kill. Verdict, guilty Of a common
assault, and fined 500 and cost amounting t.
S97 80 +; in all Sl37 80. Fine and cost paid
J. p. Lamson, States Attorney, for State.
Gleason for respondent.
The jury were dismissed Saturday, and
the court took a recess until Tuesday, since
which it ha, been hearing court cases
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10

NlcroR IIrGo ANp THE CRErANs.-Some
time ago Victor Hugo addressed Il letter full
Of generous sympathy TO the Cretans, who,
IN grateful reply entreated him to aid in
completing the work of Hellenic emancipa-
ton which his genius had contributed to in
auguratc. TO this appeal he has responded
by second letter, which concludes with the
following characteristic sentences
And public opinion? What is it doing ?
What is it saying? Nothing. 1t is turned
in another direction. Alas What can YOU
expect? These catastrophes are unfortunate
" not in fashion. The patient policy Of
government Is summed up in two results
denial Of Justice to Greece, denial of pity to
humanity. Monarchs, one word would
save this people. Speak it. What are you
good for. if not for that? No. Silent are
they and silence they command. Greece
must not be spoken off. Such is the expedi-
cnt. Six or seven great powers conspire
against a little people. And what sort of
conspiracy? The most cowardly of all-the
conspiracy of silence. But the thunder is
noting the conspiracy. The thunder comes
from above, and in political language, the
thunder is called Revolution
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10
ADDISON COUNTY.

\ base ball club IS about to be formed in
Ncrgenncs.
BREAD LoAf INN. RIpToN VERMONT
Among the names Of visitors registered du-
ring the winter ut this hotel. we notice Or.
and Mrs II. -. kitche, Professor and Mrs.
Robbins. Professor Kellogg, Mrs. Abby
Bcckwith, Miss Julia BecIwith, Miss Emily
Starr. Mis- Sarah \ Bell. Miss Jennie Tur-
ner. Miss Mary Linsley. Miss Hattie Phelps.
Miss Julia Phelps. Miss Mary Sheldon,
Miss Agnes Bisscll, Miss l.. Potter. Mr. and
Mrs. Caleb Tickuor. Mr.. + kitchcl, Mr. +.
Davenport. Mr.. II. ). Parker. MIR. G.. g..
Steele, c. p Mr.. Chapman. MIR y p Barbour,
Mr. c. Wainwright Mr. Il. Wainwright
Hon. ) W. Stewart. }IiIdlebury MIR Cha-
iIuhbci. Chazcc. \. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. \. n
upper. East Middlcburv. Wilmot Bingham.
Shorrham. Rev Ccpha- Kent and wife Rev.
MIR Eastman and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Quivcy. Mis- McQuivcv. Miss Abby Kent,
Miss Gonna Billings. Kipton, Mr.. Curtis
james. Mr.. p. NJ iandon. Mr. Gco. Wright
Miss +. H. Wright. Miss f. u. Willard
Miss +. G. Jewct, Weybridgc, and seventy
others
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10
Free to Everybody.

Large p. Circular giving information OF the great
Importance 10 the young of both sexes.
II teacle. the homey may become beautiful, the
despised respected and the forsaken loved.
No yonng lady gentleman should fail 10 send their
Address, and copy post paid by return mail
Address p. O. Drawer, p,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10
W0ntDelier Union school.

We were led into some erroneous estimates
IN our reports of the Union School meeting
last week, from the fact that the treasurer
report included payments to teachers fo1
more than the financial year, whereas We
supposed it only covered the salaries for the
year. The expenses Of the school for the
current school year, which will end the last
ot June, viii be as follows
For Teachers Salaries S3,6O0.00
Janitor's Salary 10000
Repairs. about 73o-Oo
Wood estimated J00-O0
lncidcntals 1000"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10

FERrlllzERs.-W invite attention to the
super phosphate of lime, prepared from raw
bone, and which has the highest tcstim onials
Of it, value as a fertilizer. Il is prepared
with thorough knowledge of the chemistry
Of farming, and viii restore to the soil the ele-
mcnts taken from it by repeated cropping. 1t
can be procured in any quantity of Mcssrs.
Bancroft q Holmes Of this Village.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10
:. FAMILY PITY STCIsN,'

Seventy pages price % cents to any address No
money required until the book received, read and fully
approved. II a perfect guide the sick ndi-pl~ed
Address DR.. :. ;. FITCH, > fremont street, Boston
spF5yl
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR reeained
by HrLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU- spF9yleop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10

\ FRICHTEUL ACCIDENT.-Last Wednesday
while the Democrats Of Montpelier were fir
ing "A c1nnon To- celebrate the Democratic
victory in Connecticut premature discharge
uf the gun terribly mangled Peter Lcmwin
and seriously injured Alex. Jangreau, two
Frrnchmcn who were driving home the car
fridge. Peter Lemwin died Wednesday night
He was a steady, Industrious young French
man. who had served honorablv in the army.
and wa, at the time Of the accident in the
employment Of MeSsrs- Lane. Pitkin and
Brock. He was a member Of the fire depart
mcnt in this village. and his funeral, which
occurred Friday was attended by Engine Com
panie- Numbers Three and Five, the third
section Of the First Battery. the Montpelier
Brass Band, and large concoursc Of citizens
Engine Company Number Five, Of which
Mr. Lemwin a member, at a meeting last
Tuesday evening adopted the following rcso-
buttons
Resoired, That while we bow with uncom-
planning submission To the inscrutable de
crccs Of Providence. We sorrowfullv dcplore
the untimeIv death by the sad casualty Of
Wednesday Of our brother fireman. Peter
Iemwin
FeSolrea' mat we Dear unanimous testi-
5 ~. ' tLo tt ',7 IA i;I ~, IN
which, acquired by brilliant service in the
'','g'l-' oI ili9 g?uitrS anu liaitalleu II,
aur oraanizati,n enabled him "a bcoueatb
the memory Of a faithful fireman and good
rilzen
-I;. ,,,,,.,. ,,iI .ttcnd bil f,,ncraI =,
body. wearing, the usual badges Of mourning.
and that the Clerk be directed to transmit
f,uiIy IF III Jooc.scd
Icvor.i.r r.,,,,,.,..,, ,,-.s i,,;,.-..d .o.,.l,-
the flesh and muscles If bi- ief+ arm boin,,
81. badly +..-n rs ,r.b,r.lr 70 ,,artiaI- d;so1Ic
r. IT., was also injured IN his side He i
ns,, however doin,, Won and viii dorLr-
loss recover without permanent injury exccpt
T. his arm.
- ~ ~ - ',.''i8 ~
-, proposes 20 ''e'i''r Oh 'it
same SUBJECT me lecture Dire" a crowded
''''' 'i'I'''' "7
r = "'''ii''''i'o''. me
vas eiiiii''i''S '''lf ana was li7tehe"
"''' '''7 '.'7''9' ''''''i'''''' on 'i'e part Of
NocIABLE--Thc ladies ofthe Congregations
Al society viii hold Sociable at Village Hail.
Wednesday evening, April 10th The tables
viii be beautifully supplied with refresh
ments, including the luxury of the season,
new maple sugar Supper from to 9 \
cordial invitation Is extended to all Tickets
80 cents for sale by G. W. Storrr.
Nrrr1,,. or X ,.u,>c.ro, eo,-,,r, RAP
The members If tho Par vii meet a. +bo
Court room, rI,i. l,ycan.sda,,, ,.,.r;,,,, A.
.-.I..L ,,b., tI,r.. ,irI Ic .,,i+.IJ,. ,,o+;co
H.. 4o,+h u 3D. rI p..I-
". ,f.......,.1;,.- ,1I,..l.,- t1a ~. e
ly,+orl.,,r,. y f. FifcId Eso l,a. # tho
,....,..+ ,c tb. Par ,.,...,,a,cd . skc+cb IF rho
lite and character of Mr.. Peck, and l.. l..
Durant ESD has prepared a notice of Mr.
Henry 1t is also expected that other mem
beers of the Bar viii speak in eulogy Of the
deceased
Irsrs N,TuRE.-(luitea curiosity is now
,u exhibition at the Drug Store Of DIR.
George Nichols. in Northficld 1t is won
,icr4,I Hf D,ctor f,,1ud ot tho
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10

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many the worst to be found IA tie fol-
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Scad Head, Ring Worm,
syphilis or Yenereai Disease expelled from the
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Female caused by Scrotula IN the blood.
and are often cured by this EXTRACT oF StRsAr,
KILLa.
Do reject this invaluable medicine, because You
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where.
BIXBY K CO.. Agents for Montpelier Also for sale
by y. X. BROWN and REDFIELD < CROOKS.
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and vigor to the frame and bloom 10 the pad che elk
submitted consumption, insanity
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10

The Subscriber having bought the furniture and lease
of the Union House in Montpelier heretofore kept by
Seth Lee, respectfully informs the public that he shall en-
deayor make said house first class in all lis arrange
ents believes his knowedge of the wants and
requirements the travelling community he shall be able
do So respectfully solcts the continued favors OF
present patrons of the house, ard of all others who
may rd their comfort convenience or interest TO
rive him their PATRONAGE GEO P. FOSTER.
Montpe er Jan 1 lS61 F&Mm3spec
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-10

UELNBOLDaS EXTRACT BUCHU aud INrRoyfn
Rose WAsH secret and delicate disorders ma al
stages little expense, little change Diet
Inconvenience and no exposure. II Is pleasant IU
and odor, Immediate i'll ITS acuon- and Tree from a
INJURIOUS properties SUF4Nlenp