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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-31
Quarterly Tax Notice.

! will be at Newberry c. H., on Friday,
the 25th inst, for tho purpose of receiving
The Taxes on the sales of goods, wares and
merchandise, and spirituous Liquors, for
the quarter ending July lss 1857. Un'l!
that time will receive returns a. Frog
Level. J. B. FELLERS, 7. c. Nd.
TrIr - oC-St
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STATE OF SOUTH CARQLI&A
- NEwBERRY pIsrRtcr.
nv Joha z. PsGerson, Ordinary Of aeWberry

wbescas. b. II. Loyeaace has applied to
sne Ior Eettsfs OF Administration on all and
efurular tho goods and chatieissFight ana
czs5isgof Frances n. a. Hopkins late efthe
dissr7et aforesaid, deceases s -. 80. :,
:Fkesc are herefore TO cha aot admoufsn
aif and singular, the kindred aEd creditors OF
80 es;d 3eeeased. 10 be and appear before
sme. a. our next 0pdiRarys CsHrt FOR the
SaM Disfficf, 10 bs holden nc Sewberfy Court
Hcage. OF tie t4th dag or August next, 70
saaw cauaesiS any NJis. the said Astml1isfra-
sioa shon5d not be graufed. =
&fzn Unaez my hsnd and sesi. this Seth
ahS of Jdlg; in ahe -yeaTof eurE Lord onS
Nicusand eighsanndred and sixty ty-seyen-e e: Z:
John g. Petefso Cox NJ :R;;ss'
: Jniy 81 81 O. y -. - =, $ - =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-31

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
80 NswsEsxx.D DIsraIcr-Is EoUITT.
Eeoree Brown, suryiging EA'ofeG Dam. 3:
,ssEuresen, decd, vs.. Ssreh Cureton, Admx
Sssof James Curefou, deed aad ethers. Bill
ssSer instruction, Relief, Account and In
Junction.
Sds appearing 10 my satisfaction that josiah
8. HARMON, and Sarah c., his wife, Edefen>
danfs In fhisease, reside beyond the hmitsof
shls STATE: =, :. = z>cs.,, -..,z
sraa motion of Mr. Fair. Cenplainants So-
licitor, ordered, that rule be Published re-;
jaafrin1 said absent defendants TO plead
:apsTer or ilemur,te this bill; within forty
1ava from the dste hereof, or the .saIpe wiz
Sbesssken pro eoufesso against then. -
= aonS Once. SLAS JeHNSIoNE,
ysJufy % 1857. 5t. ia * csRs NJ D.
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5KIRIS17

The Wonderful Flexibllity and great Com
fort and Pleasure to any Lady caring the
Duplex Elliptic Skirts will be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies, Ope-
ras, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church Pews,
Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House
Dress, dis the Skirt can be folded when in
use to occupy small space as easily and
conveniently as a Silk or Muslin. Dress. al
invaluable quality in crinoliar, not found
in any Single spring Skirt.
- For sale By II. SAkR-1 Z Sun.
March e ?2lr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-31
List. OF Awards.

), ( Aa elegant Mansion on Fifth Ave
e,: nue. New York. City; title perfect,
deed deposited IN Escro ;aetual value S90,oco
-: - government | Bonds, ..... ,oeo
: 8, Entire Set Diamonds, complete,
COMPRISING Pin Earrings Bracelet, =.
aud Neckace very magnificent 15D00
4, Z Set Elegant Diamonds, complete. 32,CO
S. Set Diamonds and Eneralds :..:..-- 10000
sutfoss . :. :. ... 1000
+ Single Solitaire DiamoGd Ring. SEQ,
S. / Single Solitaire Diamoud Pin:........ 4,oc0
/ o SWSIe SoIitaire Diamond Stud. 8 COO
~. / Diamond Scarf fPin................... 2,oC0
IL 10 Is. Cluster Diamond Rings, 600
each 5Voo
I~l6 10 %. S jules Jurgensen Watches
Hunters $500 each. 5000
T q to25. 5 Thomas NardinW Watchesl Hun -,
terSf, $500 '1oO'
20 s. $40 Se each. Cd s ............ ~ 1850
o. s4S 8 % each eo 5es ~ - 1000
plete, comprising Bracelet. Sleeve
saaa aach Aa lo,ooo
Soe 20 / l25 loco Chromas. Artists Proof 10000
1faS to 6,la5. 5000 Elegant Engrayings 25,Goo
1'IS So ~ ~ W yery 10000
eoss to 1890 Consisting of Writing
Desks. work Boxes, Photographic
Albun,s. SeIs SlVer Flateo Z EorAsa
Fish Knives. Napkin Rings, Boxes,
Ladies Gloves, HsndkE., &c.,'.".'.. $4,000
'''So WV
All awards will be deliyerCd or !or"aFoed as
directed, the day after the distrlEun1n.
The distribution will be superlitenoeo Dy
Committee of we'll known gentlemen, VINO III
giving their aid and sanction to this nope ctso
rity. will not only receive the confidence 9i tae
public at large but the warmest thanks OF tue
Ladies' Society in aid Of the Suffering and DeS'
titute Poor of the South.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mrs. Laura Brooks,
Mrs Charles Wadsworth, Mrs. Drake Mills, Mrs
E S. Adams,Mrs. II. Sherman Miss IL. Duncan,
Miss Maria Moulton, Mrs. James Clark.
49, - Mrs. HARL0WE MArHER, Sec,y.
Climb Rates. Tickets 50; 10 Tickets lS; 20
Tickets 36; 81 Tickets "a; 40 Tickets u; 50 Tick
| cts. 81 75 Tickets, 135; loo Tickets 49,; 15o
Tickets 27e; 30 Tickets 36); 3U Tickets, $40;
| 500 Tickets, 800. ~.
| Established and reliable agents will be allowed
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
DR.. schenck'> on Dyspepsia.
SYMPTOMS. GAUSS AN REMEDY.


Symptoms of Dyspepsia sense of fitness ughf-
ness weight in the stomach, together WI hatuei
", acidy, offensive belcng of wind water hras
md vomuring and great deal OF what person calls
all feeling the pit at the stomacf frequently
also palpatIon of the heart, which ply
disease, and when the stomach =
fibnus the stomach, similar what Ne
IN trype what throws juice, aud
stomach gets thick Of slime II, II pre-
the gastric juice from flowing. ahc di@t st"h
Schenck' >eaweed tonic dis0lveS this mucous
slime, and restores the stomach 10 its natural con
tlition.
Schenck's Madrake Pills are also required to carry of
his morbid Two-ihirds of The cases OF Con
sumption caused from tins diseased state "i Tie
stomach: the liver becoming torpid II ceases Ia throw
bile, aud = short the whole system - de
anaed. The membrane az the hranchIrat tubes
sympatiIizes other organs aud before the pa
at II, he or she has Bronchta vi fuIin"i
try Consumption.
blood i in this locked up cond tinn
without tie AID - tie Weed T"unc aud hahdrak-
Pills The Liver has all the Venou> blood I" str M aug
when gets in morbid condition. blood ana h''e iii
through the stem mixed, aud The VII e BODY
bow, ard the blood - thick II can hardly run through
he VEINS In majority al cases hein"Ihtee occur 'l
this thick condition III the blood. The Mandrake
Pills the liver similar caomel, or they do what
does-it unlock the gaI badders, start the bile,
blood begins circulate naturally through The
hemorriiase- If when persons are
attacked wI'h h-mohage, they would nSt Ike a. per
would be relieved irpm bleeding from the lungs
and the only way, Tor aStriugens are only temper
ry and hruchical tute~, and lay the ground
work Consumption.
DIR SCHEE, X viii lie professionally hi~ rooms
every week, b Bond street New York aad % II ancver
street. Boston, from \. NJ uuui T. VI tie gives
advice free. but for thorough examination with the
Re>piTometer the rharseis -.
HIS medicines sale by all druggists and dealers
Also a fuli suppl, all times ms raoms-
Price OF the Pulmonc syrup ana Seawesd Tonic each
$50 ger bue, $3.50 The half d zen Mandrake Fl :
GEO. L. GOODWIN CO.. 3, Hanover street, Agent
Boston For sale by all druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
sixty Years.

For over SIXTY Years, DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRfWINE BITTERS, lave been used by the pub
nc to correct morbid and inactive functions
system 1t promotes healthy gastric tons correct
Liver arrangements, relieves COsTIVENESS al Rh e
"Iic affections cures Jaundice, Loss of Appetite,
ney Complaints, Weak Back, Dizziness Lansuor, Dys-
pePsia, and its attendant symptoms. Its valuable
and strengthening properties will invgorae the
escent, cleanse the Blood from Humors and will afford
Comfort and relief TO the aged by stimulating the
tuition TO resist the impending inf
lie venerable population of New England sustaine
in heaith their life prolonged enjoy vigorous hap
py old age, by the of DR.. Richardson's SHERRY
WINE BITrERS
The HERBS can be obtained separately, and may be
prepared in small usntities, in water with wine
spirit. Price so cents per package.
Office, 81 Hanover Street, Boston, and sold by Apohe
"a and Druggists. nl6ln3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26

vote, and no others, registered or unregis-
tered. IF pillagers and assassins undertake
to do here what they have done elsewhere,
let them be disarmed and expelled from the
city or die the death.
Arm and organize, or hold out your
threats to the assassin knife. The streets
may not be safe for butterflies between this
and the August elections, unless the citizens
prepare to maintain the rights which they do
not hold at the suffrance of men. but by the
gift of Cod
These are brave words, and quite similar
to the language which used to find place in
these papers in the early days of the rebel
lion. Such threats simply indicate that the
men who are behind them know that, if all
the rebels who ought to be disfranchised are
kept away from the polls, the Republicans
will have easy victory and the Appeal
and the Araldnche threaten bloodshed sooner
than suffer such result to be reached.
They should bear in mind. however, that
there quite a number of Union soldiers
in Tennessee, under command of Gen. Thorn
as, who have met rebels in arms frequently
in the past six years, and will not be likely
to be much disturbed by these paper fulmina-
tions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
N n r s'f pasE. Secretaries

The REBEL FEELING IN MEMpHIs-Not-
withstandng Attorney General Stanbery E
opinion, constituting the reconstruction law
so as to authorize the registration of nearly
all the late rebels. the prospect that the ne
grocs will all, or nearly all, vote the Republic
can ticket. and with the union whites con-
troll the elections in Tennessee. excites the
wrath of the rebel papers in that state, and
they fiercely give expression to their feelings
in angry threats and preparations for violence.
The Memphis Araianche says;
$ We call upon our people to send in their
names for an organization, and complete such
organization at once upon the basis of a
manly resistance to cruel usurpation and
public robbery
The Memphis appeal expresses the same
idea in even palmer language:
The work of enrolment should begin at
once-here-ev everywhere. As soon as sixty
or eighty men are enrolled, let them at once
be organized company, with all the nee
essary officers. Let battalions, regiments
and brigades be formed. Let us have organ
izations, officers, military chief Let every
man arm, to protect his property, his life,
and the lives of those that are dear to him.
Let arms and powder and ball be procured,
if fncry has to be dispensed with. Let this
force be a civic guard, at the disposition of
the officers of the law, where these are fit to
be trusted-to keep the peace in spite of
them where they are not. Let them over
awe the turbulent elements that threaten civil
commissions. Such an organization may pre-
vent excuses. Nothing else will Let them
see that every man, white or black, who is
entitled to vote by law, has opportunity to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26

There is no disease which experience has so am p
proved 10 be remediable by the PERU WAN sfho
protected solution of the PTotoxide OF iron as Dy
pepsia The ferns of this disease nave
col completely cured by this medcin ample test
mony of some of our first citizens proves
FROM THE VENERABLE ARCHDEAC0N SCOTT, D. d
DUNH.M, Canada East
{. am inveterate Dyspeptic of MORE III A.
25 sTsNDISG-"
AZ have been wonderfully benefited IN The
three short weeks during which have used the PerGvi
an syrup, that scarcely Persuade myself Of TN
rcsIity People who have known me are astoniShed a
the change. I al widely known, and can hut recon-
mend To 9th that which has done 50 much for me-
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS
NV voyage Europe IS indefinitely postponed
discovered the 90 Fountain of Health on tis sdt
If IN, Atlantic Three bottles of Peruvian syrup have
rescued me from the fangs of the hend Dyspepsia
pamphlet OF 81 pages, containing history OF u,,s te
markabIe remedy with a treatise Iron as Medi
cine will he free 10 any address,
The genuine has - PERUVIAN fYRCP = blown NJ uis
glass. L. DlNSMokt, rf"ptet,"',,
SO Dey Street, New YORK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
Literary Notices.

HARPER 5 MONTHLY for July has the follow
ing table of contents
4 Stage Ride to Colorado illustrated The
Dodge Club, or Italy in MDCCCLIX illus
trated Our New Observation-Disclosures
The Truly Rural; An Apology for Dogs \
Romance of South Ferry Gossip about our
Generals The Lamp the Prairie hide
pendence Hall and Independence Day-ilus-
trated The Markets of New York Saint
Paul's, New York: The Great Show at Par
is; Our Eyes; Editors Easy Chair
Monthly Record OF Current Events Editor s
Drawer.
EVERY SATURDAY for June % has the com
mencement of story Beauty and the
Beast by Miss Thackeray, a continuation
Of Kingslcy's story, Sicote of Silcotes, an
article from the London Rerie,c on Emerson S
Poems, besides Il variety of other interesting
reading. This number closes the third vol
ume of this popular publication.
THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE for Young Peo-
pie, published by Hurd & Houghton, New
York has frontispiece, illustrating
Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea,
silver buckles on his knee
He'll come back and marry me.
Pretty Bobby Shaftoe.
Our . Army and Navy is the subject of
another full-page illustration and the num-
Der contains, besides these, fourteen illustra-
tions. The articles are, Samuel Adams
Doings of the Bodlcy Family; Among the
Trees; Stories from Shakespeare; A Little
Bird and what became of it The Loss of the
Havelock +; Historic Recollections of Freder-
lex A Fourth of July in Smyrna Bunny
from Panama /; Bobbing for Ees; The Gig
Cart and Kitten House; Terra Nova Lazy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
THE Nj ARkE'I
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,

l.,
tam Freeman
at Cambridge and Brighton, for the ,reek
ending June %, 1867
The following the amount OF stock at Market:
E. r. ~, ~ ~: =. i; a. 8: e s5 :;
Beef-EAra sl4 % to SO % first qualify sl4 p
81 5S I'd quality So o. a. - NJ e gdss ~ % 10
dressed beef A choicest single pairs 500 To to
800 90. Bulls, &C, 10 80 10 II %.
their Beet. Handy steers, 800 10 e2to;
Mich CuN>->6S to $50 extra good, CO To- Sll5, with
calves, as may be agreed iaTro" and ofcHa
i've weight; or SO 81 - 50 per head sheAred &c
Fat Hogs 10 &c.
Shotes 10 :, retail 8 10 l1c pc r ID.
Veal Caive~-Ss 90 10 sl2 W per mead
Hides-Brrshon l0c TO He; County lots, 3 10 SIC.
Ta,iow@7l to Sic Country lot G. to 7le-
PeitS-Lainbs JUc wooded - . la : ~.
R.M.tks-Receipis Of cattle the Northern road.
237, a. last Week Western ilil, or
Mime Tr de at amDri1ee duIi, and OF The at
that market dnvers obliged 10 close
brighton At Brighton trade more brl-k, and per-
hss shade better last week bar at the hg
Possibly the good dinners VII ch We're eaten By
The 10 900 or who visited tRs city
Monday participants in- cor spectators OF lie Masonic
display and the esdenIIti exhibition, IN have dunn
isied the amount our market some" hat,
the butchers Ia more liberal purchases
But when remembered that not over ole eight
sold the Boston market .oeS inside Of taRen
Hail, that large part OF tnuse who bought their meals
here saved purchase OF supply al hume les DIS
IuTqauce the market viii he expected from
great influx al vlsiioS than might al mel nave been
expected. We hav very TAT lie change To noce IA The
ship Of the cattle dealers has struck
sHd- the rIc.i ~ esteTn and Kentucky com Rand
fed sheep he bought in Albany tor Il" IL
per pound prices cannot be expected ioF coin
Northern lots
f.smps, Tho gin dropping, Id up better thin those
"a rat- 4 20
81 St 81, The latter price iarsest an oil lest
selections y. +. Rice sold about tile grade OF
New Aosk yeaTiua- tor - this = lat, and >
wreS before Il good old sheep - lbs TOR *
I. Siftcket >tuau lot for &C. n = Nah sold
ia eru>S weight, SJ15 b<., Tor ic . T. lay ior ~
- per head.
Olh-r- had not d. hat han led them o7er To be
nisrkete % ca nui--ion. old sheep wur h ab0li
eat, more, per 10. thsn last Calves
chang Il.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26

resided. We cannot think so. Interest is
the lawful fruit of principal. There are
indeed, some authorities to the point that
the interest which accrued during war be-
tween independent nations cannot be after
ward recovered, though the debt, with other
interest, may be But this rule, in our
Judgment, is applicable only to such wars
Nor do we perceive anything in the act OF
the 18th OF July, 1861, which suspended for
a time all intercourse between the loyal and
insurgent portions of the country, that war
rant its application to the case before us.
Legal rights could neither be OF ginated nor
defeated by the action of the central author
tiles of the late rebellion
The plaintiff must have Judgment for the
principal and interest of his debt without
deduction
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
ACROSTIC,

G emily il penetrates through every pore,
h eleving sufferers from each angry sore;
A II rounds # heals with certainty and speed
C uts, Burns from Inflammation soon are freed;
+ raptions at its presence disappear;
kins lose each stain. and the complexion's clear
s ALIVE such GRAcE's every one should buy,
a n to it's wondrous merits testify.
/. ct those who doubt, a SiRaie Dor but try
erily, then its true deserts 'twouid have;
+ ven unbelievers would laud GRACE's SALvE
F23mI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
COMMERCIAL

MARSKrs New York. June 2i.-FIour Is 10 70 high
er sales 800 bhs. State s. p 10 IS round ho"I
tho $40 - To SIP 80, Western s. ~ al 90
Southern ~ D To- IS 90 California u - fo S3 50
" heat 10 higher sales II 900 Milw aukee Ne
:, - 10 t. - - Gum quiet - a. 90 bush new
mixed Western 81 10 10 i u. white S.,utiern Il l3
odis {" 2c higher sales 30 Goa bush hi 9hc " est
eTn e0c- Beet finn PORK hfuer SCI 40
prime Il p. Lard steady lI4 tn 10 WHISKY
safes .'No bhis. Western in bond Soc. Cotton dull
sales e1 tn Is mldiiing upands y IL. SpuiIs Tnren
tue oy8 10 6Hc Pet oieum dun; crude lie; refine
bond Il q 10 % raliow firm IL lIzc
MONETARY AFFAIRs-StncN market active L. :
, - Coupons, 1865 l0,! u. :. 41s Coupons 100.
L. : sizes. lott, money TO per cent gold ~ !
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
DYSPEPSIA AND FIT

EITS-A Sure Cure for these distressing complaints
is now made known a Treatise on Foreign and
EITS-<stive Herbal pseparst VHhli-he1 by DIR u
PHELPS BROWN The prescription di--
FIT'S-cosered by han such \ prev dental manner
that tie canUot cun>cIeHtou~ty refuse to make II
FTTS-kuoyu, az has cured every h.dt wHu has used
it never wing failed L. single case IL l.
FITS-squaiN Fits cot INSpefi>Ia
the ingredients be obtained drug
FITS-si~r. SENT FREE al receipt st
prepay passage, Address - p o.
FTTS-PHELP| BROWN, No. l9 Grand street JERSEY
-t'ity y. J. F2IW3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26

This splendid Hair Dye II the hest the word The
mis- and perfect iNe-HarnleS>. Reliable, h~tan-
Ne disappointment No ridiculous
Natural Black Brown. Remedies The 40 effects 90
DYES. Invsorae> the hair leaving beau
ttul. The genuine ! signed William A. Bachelor.
All others are mere limitations, should he avoided.
Sold 10y all Druggists and Pefumer>. FACTORY 81 Barclay
street. New York
- BEWARE OF 4 COUNTERFEIT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
CURE FOR PIN-w > MS
OF Worm remedy Is needed don't fail 10 get bottle o
DR.. E. G. GouId's Pin x orm syrup.


Th> syrup fails in the aggravated cases
eIpel these irritating aud dangerous worms entirely from
Adults ct so OF ~ years no have suffered FIR life
time children upon wtm all other remed les have
med vaiE, relieved an auuHy p
and, "a hen taken according u directions. viii
effect II caIlarr, aud improves
tie health by removing all Impurities from The ~eIn
and i alw aN~ safe with The Youngest child
Sold rs G. t. GOODWIN = CO., Boston, aud hy drug
r-f every VIII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervou
Debility ami Premature Decay. nd ~ he ere CT
youthful ndscretion will for the sake erng hU
1anItv, send free to sill who need it, the recipe
tree ions for aKirg the simple remedy by which
- cured. Sufferers wishing profit h. the adv
t.Ssr'~ -Nuerience, by addressiv perfe,
confidence. JOHN 2 oGR<S
spsl9yl y Cedar Street, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
BUSH'S ARGENTINE HAIR DYE.

The perfect economical sure-1, quickest Te>l
most harmless ana reliable Hair Dive IN The world Eas
Ia it, sp catIoH CHI nses crTztS. cry az III harir
sutsneoH~ly a hrght perfectly natural brown
black. Warranted to satisfy ia Al cases the none
refunded GEO. {. GOODWIN x CO. Boston >oi
BY all Druggists. NAV iuh X sept.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26

For Coughs Colds and CONSUMPTION,
Try the old and well known VEG ETABLE Pull
MoNARf BAL>AM NJ. approved and by our
oldest and most celebrated physicians years
Get the Genuine.
REED, Gu rLER & CO, Druggists, Propretors
Boston, Dec-I, 800 r&a32m 6Sp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26

II causes Piles, Headache, Dizziness Bi ihousnes,
Rising Oppression "f Food, Low Spirits, Worms Ind se.
t"n, &c, DR. H.RRtsoN's PERIsrALrrc LozENeE.
warranted 10 cure all these and every form of Dypep>ia
aud the only for PILEs either bleeding blind
a all outward applications only time and money
wasted. r9av,1Sn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
FISHERS CnvCss nssops.

4 standard remedy f5r COUGHS and CONST'MPT
ION. prepared hy GEORGE W WALrI~cFoFp- grand
If the late Dr. Fisher. MASON. ~ VI hNthS = co.
Eennehnpk Main, PrprieJurs G. e. Gu,dw in 4 Co.
= Hanover Boston y +. Agent. >pM22m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
INTERNALLY USE
Strumatic Mineral Waters"

ia bottle. of and half pinis- One for
\ days Sold by Druggists generally.
REYONLDS PRATT & Co, loo Fulton ST New
nrk. p
MERRILL BROS, 2l5 State 81. Bos,ou .holesal
NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
Western " ueaT. = 90 > =
f.rrt fszr Iu-Ar-
NEW YORK PRICES CURRENT,

Renortei bv FENroN. FITzGERALp & TRACT, stuct!
Produce mission Ner, hanJs 3 hitehall, 81, y
y. made Tor rash AID prom pi returns assured
Liberal aHt auce~ made ceI>I-t lneutS- All goods
fuly insured ARRIVAL Marx goods distinctly, and
iurvvard Invoices. We quote Tor Tie week ending
y. LII.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
Decision of Chief Justice Chase.

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On Monday morning last, in the Circuit
Court Of the nitcd States, at Raleigh. North
Carolina. Chief Justice Chase delivered the
opinion which we print below. The District
Judge, Brooks. a native North Carolnian,
fully concurred. The case Shortridge IL
Co. agt. Macon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-26
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sure cure TO Diseases of The blood and
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Proprietors RUST BROS & BIRD, 40 Hanover
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