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To COns,lnptives.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
tioli---is anxious to make known to his feow-suf.
fcrers the means Of cure. G
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of The
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tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for Consumption, Asth
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and Lung Affections. The only object Of the ad
vertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted and spread information which he con
ceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription, free, by return mail, will please ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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CRISPER COMA.

For Curliay the Hair Of either Ser into I''dry
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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MADAME REMINGTON, the world.c-
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For Remoring Superhuous Hair
To the ladies especially, this invaluable depla
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Free to Everybody.

large 6 pp. Circular. giving information vfthe
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Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ncrv.
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of Youthful ndscretion, will, for the sake Of suf-
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Time and Money Saved.

ALL persons wishing Family Rights for
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All have become satisfied with its incstima-
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Reparator CapilIi.

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ReparatOr Capilli.

For restoring hair upon bald heads (from
whatever cause it may have fallen OUT and
forcing growth of hair upon the face, it has
no equal. 1t viii force the beard to grow up
on the smootlcst face in from five to eight
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beard. Their assertions are false. us thous-
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nine-tenths of the different Preparations ad-
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CRISPER COMA.

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Whose curling tendrils soft. entwineJ,
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY

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az The first number of the Fort Smith
Weekly Herald, made its appearance on Mon
day. 1t Is large, 8 column paper. Now
Judge, ifyou will strike ont, right and left
you wiz have one of the best papers in the
STATE n wv
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~ We feel under,nany obligations TO Mrs.
r. 5. HATHAWAY, for a general assortment of
vegetablcs,and it is not the first time we have
received fayOrs at her hands.
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tB Mckenzie, who was convicted (ofmur
der in the first degree0 for shooting Brown,
arfort Smith. recently, was sentenced to be
hung on the 26ih of this month.
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tB- HARRY VERNON of the ozark and A.
WALLACE WARD of the Americap, put us un-
der obligations for late Little Rock papers.
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r tH Hon. j. Ii. SrIRMAN, of Fayetteville was
a passenger up on the Ozark, Tuesday on his
way home. -t4l FtfH 'E
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tB- We found upon our table one day last
week, nice mess Of rOasting-ears. from the
garden OF our esteemed friend Mrs. WILInAF.
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L. u,I--TT,-,..~~e---- n,

sB-We are indebted to Mr.. 5. BosrIcK of
Little Rock, for late New York and Memphis
UiDcrS,- y --r. r-...- b..
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There couieth glad tidings Of Joy to all,
: To young and to old, to great and To small;
The beauty which once was so precious and rare
Is free for all, and all may bc fair.
DY TIE USE OF
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A. A. A NTRIM,
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Horse Tanner
IN TIE UNITED STATES,
Is CoMING!

LIE proposes getting up class in Van
III Buren,, at one o'clock, on the 18th and
IUth days of July, 1867, for the purpose of
teaching them the art of Breaking and Tam
ing the wild and vicious Horse on a Scientific
Principle.
Also, to show them on a cOmmon-sense
principle, how to break the spoiled horse of
all his bad habits, such as Baking, Kicking,
Running Away, Soaring, Halter Pulling.
Cribbing, Jumping, in fact, all bad habits the
horse is addicted to. He will show the class
how to tell the age of every horse between
the ages oftwo and fourteen, so that deception
cannot be practiced Oh them. He will show
the class how make any horse pace in from
two to six hours. 4UfEs
TRICkS.-The Glass will be shown how to
make horse follow under the whip; to lie
down; to sit up like a dog; to talk; to knecl
for the rider to mount, &c. He win take the
widest colt that can be brought, and subdue
him before the class; so that any one can
mount him with perfect safety and will drive
his celebrated horse FLYING COMET to a
buggy through the streets without a line or n
bridlc. TO convince YOU that this is no hum
bug he will not take the money until after
the lesson IL given. If he fails in amy one
thing he will not ask pay. If he does as he
here agrees to do, the fee will be Five Dollars
for lesson and receipts. All lovers of the
horse should attend, for there has never been
any thing of the kind taught until introduced
by me. U A. A. ANTRIM.
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tB- The first cotton blossom, we have seen
this season, was OH our table last week, from
the place of Mr.. GEORGE AUSTIN. AS a gem
eral thing cotton is looking very well and the
indications are Of fine yield. T rrr..
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Arrivals and Departures Of Mails.

SAINT LOUIS.
Arrives every day, except Tuesday, at s. !,
An, 1--L.,.fU..... IL -. Oh
NJ. ut...L aE. ....-
LITTLE ROCK.
Arrives Wednesday, Friday aud Saturday
at7P.M. VI SAX
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
att \. NJ. A.,
FAYETTEVILLE VIA LEES CREEK.
Arrives Thursday at 7P. NJ. .r...--)
Departs Tuesday at A. NJ.
NARROwS.
Arrives Monday at 8 Z. NJ. .-.e|
Departs Monday \. NJ.
=. . J.S BUSllONG, Z. NJ.
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tS-,S. NJ PetifngiR e Co. 1. Nee Fork aud
Bosioa are authorized TO rscsirs adratisiay for
thsPress, in those cities.
rs Capt. y. Nag and Jao, Neale, rith C. G..
ySrou d Co. are our Ageats at Little aoek.
They ,ciU receire subscriptions for The Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11

THE Presidents LINE OF DEFE>sE.-A
New York letter to the Charleston Courier
saws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
Another Potato Story.

Mr.. EDITOR II notice in your paper that
Marshfeld and Brookield were claiming a
railroad in consequence of great yield of po-
tatoes in the hill. | think Mad River Valley
has the tallest claim. | dug from one hill in
my garden one hundred and fifty, and Joseph
Smith from one hill in my field two hundred
and SIX potatoes. Give us the railroad, and
don [ forget the :. old hat - for Joe.
MRs. AMAsA Russ.
p. ). G. ID. Smith has a raspberry bush
on an adjoining farm, one branch of which
has grown fifteen feet, seven and one-half
INCHES this season.
Well that's sumner. g Joe - is well
come to the hat by calling for it, and unless
Mad river can be made navigable, Waitsfeld
people should . 90 in : for railroad. We
always knew the Mad River Valley was pro-
ductive and Astounding in all good things ;
but we thought we We're perfectly safe in
risking the hat on the Brookfeld potato sto-
~. We now give it up; and declare We
won't publish bigger potato story than
this Waitsfield one. unless we have the pota-
toes to affirm by.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11

The PRESIDENT LINE OF DEFENsE-A
New York letter to the Charleston Courie,.
says
- Ii Is well known among certain class
of men that Mr.. johnson, during more than
a year past, has carefully collected all the
speeches, ard even parts of speeches, made
by Republican and Democratic Senators in
reference to the impeachment question. For
that purpose, a corps of the very best of our
city stenographcrs have been constantly on
the wing, following in the track of the itine-
rant Senators. and making transcripts of
these speeches, apparently for publication in
leading New York journal, but really to
serve as powerful weapon in the hands of
the President whenever the opportune mo-
ment shall have arrived 1t Is, | understand.
the intention of Mr.. johnson, in the event of
articles of impeachment being sent to the
Senate, to boldly declare that he will not be
tried by Senators who have declared them
selves either in favor or against his impcaeh-
mcnt. lie takes the ground that the meanest
criminal in the country, even when tried
upon charge of petty larceny has the right
to challenge his jurors. And he claims. with
good deal Of sound reasoning. that in an
all-important matter like this. it il simply
due to justice that his Judges should not be
men who have preIudged his case. In fine.
that he will not be tried by judges who hold
him guilty even before the trial has COM
menced. The moment matters are approach
ing this crisis, the stenographers who, during
the past year. have been taking down the
Senatorial speeches. directly Indirectly al
luding to Impeachment, will be summoned to
Washington. and be called upon to swear to
the correctness of their reports now in the
Presidents possession. Among the Judges
against whom special exceptions will be taken
by Mr.. johnson are Senators Howard Thay-
er. Nye, sumner. Wade. and Chandler
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
BLANKS BLANKS :,

we are just commencing to print, and intend
Keep constantly for sale, the best assortment OF
Blanks for Lawyers, Town and County Clerks,
Judges 81 Probate and business men generally, 20
be found IN this section, and shall sell them, at
wholesale retail, at low prices. Persons desiring
any description of Blanks in quantities, have them
printed to order, at the FREEMAN steam Print
ing Establishment and at = figure that will give en-
tire satisfaction; and those wishing Blanks for
can, at the FREEMAN BOOKSTORE, be supplied
prices that VIII leave ample margin for profits
when they are filled out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
WINDSOR COUNTY
Religious Items.

Nerv interesting religious meetings are be
ing held in different parts OF the town OF
Mendon The pastor Of the Methodist church
Rev Mr.. ,Icnkins--is preaching nearly
every evening in the week, and meetings are
being held under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Rev. y W. Grover. il recent graduate of
Bangor Seminary, has been engaged as acting
pastor of the congregational church al West
Charleston.
An interesting revival is going on at STRAIT
ton. through the labors of two theological
students sent there bv the Vermont Domcs-
tic Missionary Society. There have been
fourteen conversions.
Rev. \. B. Dascomb of Waitstield has ac-
cepted the pastoratc of the Congregational
church in Woodstock, at salary of twelve
hundred dollars.
The fifteenth anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the Congregational church of Frank
lin Centre will be celebrated on Wednesday,
Oct. 9th Rev. l.. 5. French, formerly pas
tor of the church, will preach sermon on
the occasion.
Rev. 4. B. Earle. the evangelist who has
Iabored with such marked success on the Pa
cifc coast during the past winter, is to hold
a meeting with the united churches at Ches-
ter on the 18th. 18th and 18th insts.
The Vermont Free Will Baptist Confer
ence held its Annual Session at franklin, on
the I4th and 18th insts
The trustees of the Green Mountain Semi
nary were advised nv the Conference to To-
cate the seminary at Lyndon Centre, on con
dition that the people Of that place and VI
cinitv would raise the sum of $4,000.
The Universalist Society in Cavendish'
have engaged Miss Damon, graduate OF the
Canton Theological School to preach IA year
MINISTER'S ~ THE Among
the representatives elected to the next Legs
lature of Vermont four Congregational
ministers Rev. Stephen Harris of Windham,
Rev. T. S. Hubbard, of Stockbridge, Rev.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
WINDHAN COUNTY

BURGLARY TUESDAY afternoon of last
week burglar broke into solomon Sanders
house on School street. Bellows Falls. during
the absence of the family, and stole some
forty dollars in specie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
Leonard Tenney, of Thetford, and Rev. Ed
win Wheelock, of Cambridge

! Leonard Tenney, of Thetford, and Rev. Ed
win Wheelock, of Cambridge.
The new Catholic cathedral at Burlington
will be consecrated, December 9th, the an
niversary of the PRONUNCIATION of the doc
trIne OF the immaculate conception
Rev. Nathaniel Mighill has accepted call
to take charge of the Congregational Society
al Brattleboro Rev. f. Z. Fairbanks assumes
the care of that at st Johnsbury Centre.
Grounds are being broken for new church
by the Congregational Society at Ferrisburgh
Centre, to cost from Sc, 600 to IS 900.
Rev II. c. Levitt, pastor of the Baptist
church in Swanton, will close his labors on
the first Sunday in October.
The new Methodist church at Burlington
will be built of stone, at Il cost of $40 900.
Mr.. McGinn, who is now erecting the new
Congregational church at Montpelier, has
taken the contract to build this church
The Congregational church at Barton, cele-
brated It's half century anniversary last week
Tuesday. Appropriate services in commence
ration OF the organization Of the church were
beld ut their house Of worship during the
day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
Re-tnion of Vermont Officers.

The Fourth Annual Ee-Union Of Vermont Officers
will lie held at Montpelier, on THURSDAY, the 2fth
day Of OCTOBER. inst. The Members OF the Re
Union society. and all Vermont Officers respect
fully invited 10 Ice present The usual preliminary
meeting for the election Of Officers and other bust
mess, VIII be held the Court House Immediately
after the arrival OF trains from the south.
Gems. W T. II. Brooks, w r smith, NJ T. Nc
Nahon and GOV Walter Hartman. are expected To-
he present as invited guests.
Arrangements will Ice made for Grafton before
the society at Representatives Hall during the
evening
supper at ten O'Clock p VI, provided by Clark
and Durham
Marshal, cen. y NJ. W Ripley; Assistant Mar
-hal. Gen Geo T. Foster; Toast Master 1t. Col. :.
" PnGree.
ROSWELL FARNIIAM. Cor -cc'y-
join {. >TEARNS Rec. Sec'y.
Brig Gen. STEPHEN THOMAS,
Col ~NNITEL f PINGREE, IN Committee.
Maj. CHARLES L. SFALDINtI,
Bradford, VI. sept. - l-i1-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
Farm for Sale

n account of failing health. the subscriber will
~ his farm in Montpelier and ehalf mile from
the village the hill road leading to East Montpelier
containing about 100 acres of land well
part rich SOIL and in good state of cultivation; rs
acres of wood land upon which there 500 sugar
pies with handy conveniences for making sugar. There
80 young apple thar have bearing
said farm Is well situated TO remain together divide
will sell with said farm stock of Tools, Cow
two Horses, $50 Spanish Merino Sheep and Lambs-2o
of which fullblood Atwoods and the hiph
grades For form of sheep, STYLE quantity and Dual
ify OF wool this mock The flock chiefly
ewes and bucks, including noted buck Young
lea that shesred 90 pounds Of WOOL weighing pounds
eleansed and tied for the cards. SAID sheep win be
sold In parcels TO suit customers C. c. WI &c.
Mnnfneier. Aug. l6. 1867.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-11
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