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sCHeOL.

TIE AL term of the Bs,esvllle School wq
''nsasaee On the era, Monday IN September.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-07
Paio .fHo, TsIas, saddles.

Repairing o. al kinda done promptly, On
d. shotiss, notice.
hry-PatroH're your home Mechanics 10 pref.
ersnee % Northern workmsn.
no't-am r. v. LIVELY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
MARRIAGES..

In Jericho Oct. 9th, Rev. = l.. Bates. Uuder
Miss CLARA A BROWN # Jericho.
In Mortified, Oct. -, by Rev WI lam :. Hazen,
FIR INK MARTIN, of CheOan-e, H. and Miss EMMA =.
BAILEY OF EoTtnheid.
In Calais, Oct. 18Th, by Rev. Orn Davis, MIR. HOR-
ACE p DARLING If Worcester, and Mis-. CARRIE
L. GOODELL of Calais.
In Mortified, Oct 4ih, by Rev. J. Gill, Nr. ID.
WOODARD of Waietown Wis, and Miss ABBlE
BOOTH of Northfield.
Also by The same, Oct. I7th Mr. CHARES 2. LEON
ARD and Miss ELLEN SYLVESTER, Of NOrfhfied.
Also by tile anne, Oct. e2d, MIR. GILBERT q. SMITH,
and Miss ROSINA SHEPHERD, both of WILLIAMSBURG.
In Ripton, Aug 4tb by Rev. w. Bidwe Mr.. OR
Rim DANFORTH OF Bristol, and Miss MARTHA E.
HALE of Ripton.
In East Mddiebury, Sept. LIST by sanle MIR. DAN
TEL &. BENT and Miss ORLANA BEAN, both of
Ripon.
In East Middebury, Sept sth by the same Mr.. WAL
DACE MCGEE and Miss LOUISA J. CUSHMAN, both
Bristol
In East Middlebury. Oct. sh by tile same rr. HENRY
DOOLITTLE and Miss LEONORA +. THOMAS, both
of Sandy Ill., New York.
In Salisbury Oct. 18th. by the same. Mr.. MICHAEL
LENO and Miss ADEIPHlNE MARTIN, both OF sails
bur.
IA Wismstcwn, by Rev. II. Greene, Mr.. WAR
r y GILMAN and Miss SOPHIA A. HATCH.
Parker. Mr. MIDAS p. TAGGART and Miss CANDACE
E. WHITE, both of Panton.
In ghgste Oct 10Th. by Rev. J. Robinson. Mr.. SYL-
VESTER A. WASHBUR OF Sheldon, and Miss EN-
MA l.. JUDKINS, OF Highsafe.
In Highgs'e. oct 18TH by Rev. J. mob nson ST. LII
TIER ~. LOUkES and Miss SARAH {. WATSON,
bot h Of Highgate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30

The election in Massachusetts, will pretty
generally turn on the question of prohibition
or license. and probably Mr. Adams, the Ii
,,.n-e candidate, will poll larger vote than
the Democrats lid last year
the iaw requires the Secretary of the
Board of Education To prepare and present
70 the Board of Education on the first day of
thcir annual session TUESDAY of the second
week Of the SESSION. Il report" We do not
understand that Mr.. Adams has, this year,
presented any report to the Board, but its
members have been obliged TO beg or borrow
the i document from those sent to Montpelier.
f,r the use Of the Legislature.
The recent State election in West Virginia
ha- resulted in Democratic victory.
LEAvIrT's MAMMOTH CoNcERT.-The halls
are too small is the general cry wherever
Lcavitt travels, and consequently he has to
skip many towns in order TO obtain halls of
sufficient capacity. We have often won
dered how nc could support so large COM
panv with such outlay of expense as his
magnificent establishment must have cost
him. but the fact is Leavitt knows how to
run "A concert People of get
ting their money worth, ana more too.
People that never went to a show concert
Will 20 TO this because they satisfied that
it l. good thing and ''no humbug,'
and again people will go ten or fifteen miles
20 see his :. Big Team if nothing more.
Long live the Vermont singers.-The Daily
Minstrel
The assembly addressed by j. s. Adams
Esq. last Thursday evening, at the conclu-
sion of the address adopted the following
resolution, offered by Rev. Mr. Hubbard of
Stockbridgc:
ResoEred, That the thanks of this Assem-
bly, are hereby rendered to Mr.. Adams for
his very able and acceptable address, and we
assure him of our deep interest in his future
welfare, and express our entire confidence
In his ability, integrity and capability in any
sphere where his talents can be employed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
Dr.. Elunlley.

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IN la,1' from .it F..7J HHlh'et 0i persons
VINO o'iiN .'i5 t-',ye ior 80 anu 'l-e
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no S9o4 Fe3s-h WY ne sh'hi1 not ne mus re-
S2ITeo
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On 'l' - 5",i oo''h' 9o' iii9
Shii ''N idi"'' us t1t i'' IN" NIue' al
p''l 'te county ""'' ''"H"0 VIII "iin
rom every par.
Ills system OF practice IS peculiar, yet most
sC'eh''u' Ati"S e'lec'ie III anu an an
diYI'c anu Reconnaissance III Pr"c'lce' LIS
MICROSCOPE cA5ihilia'iotis ot 'ne ufl,!e are
among his most seientihe tests or olSease-
nus So'Gce5 : &c" n"liE "'t!'ctlDS 'iie AT
tohtloh % tiie most sNieh'iHc t'h ySlClails' w
notice that IN the recent trlai on george '" =.
W lnnelhofe. Ion tnc murder Oh airs MaSlltoh
o. fhita4eiIlia' tlat III, >''h FanGo"st ues
tiiea tfat 10 procured some OF ms urine
10 ORDER g test me SANITY or insanity oI tue
prisoner.
Inc prisoner : counsel objected 10 the eN-
dcnce, : rs he could not see the analogy be
tween the urine and the condition OF the
mind but submitted to. Dr. Paneoast the
following
Question Can You test the PATHOLOGY
'al condition oi the ihlhd ny inc microscope
eHaiain3ti oa oil the urine
ans y pF' :, l.. @I'I'iiy
question ny counsel can YOU test III
any u'9iee ''ic SANITY VI INSANITY Vi ! MAJ.
~ ihiSlo5SolIe eAillliii' ''on Oh :IH utIlie
A"s, y ''ii0c 10 ! "i'i"iiy VIZ o''li
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
Cabot Items.

CRorS, &c.-Mr. Harvey O. Dow raised
j0I bushels of red potatoes from three ourths
of an acre of ground Who beats this?
r. e.. Kimball, ESQ, Of this town, raised
fourteen bushels of crab apples on one tree,
from which he has made one and one-half
barrels of cider, which, for quality, is supe-
ri3r - that made from common apples. Peo-
pie in this vicinity are turning their atten-
tion t. the raising Of this variety of fruit ],
a~ the trees arc sure to succeed on any soil,
and is an abundant bearer. The cider has
sold in New York market for years past for
twenty-five dollars per barrel, it being
used extensively in the manufacture of wine
and champagne
MARBLE WoRK.-Mr. H. Cobb, of Mont
pciier, has, within the past twelve months,
erected seven marble monuments in this
town. ranging in price from S205 to 800, be
sides Il large number Of slabs. so we think
the work put by him in town can not fall
short of $500. We are happy to say, for
style Of finish and workmanship, it is second
o. none in the country, and all in want of
- ~ - n :, - --i'' :,
t-J'o'7l''i anu = ~ wen
where The work has all been set by his
agent, Mr.. Walker, who has spared no pains
Z, have it give perfect satisfaction. !.
sheriff Clark NlnS has appointed b. L..
Perry OF Moretown' deputy sheriff
TEMPERANCE AND THE PULPIT In res onse
% the letter Oh the food lempiars OF TINS
t'"ii' l'e'. J. b. Taylor A NJ preached to
81 church hilea 10 oVerhowIng on sunday
afternoon last Ills sermon was not ehtlrely
's''''' u '"e ''Hic'' 81 Uen pcr'ihce' "hiic
mucA oil II WIS devoted % the prohlbitory
liquor law against the repeal OF "hlch ne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
DEATHS.

Notice. of deaths inserted free. Obituaries, inciud
ing poetry, inserted for five line, paid for
in advance. This rule will be strictly adhered to-
In North6eld Id, Oct. 18th, INEZ h. CHANDLER
only daughter of E. \. and Louisa J. Chandler, aged
year and eight months
In Greensboro May 30tb, OF tIb-rcular Inenn gifts
WILLARD l.. PORTER, aged II wears and 3 mont hs
Sept. 24th, OF consumption, LAURA CATE aged 10
years. Oct. 18th, OF typhoid fever, JANE f. CONANT,
aged 10 wears and months. They all schoona
aud residents OF Greensboro.
In Greensboro, Sept 18th, of TYPHOID fever. IRA w.
CHURCH, aged 81 years aud months.
In Greensboro, Sept. 18th, Of consumption, NAOMI
J. DOW. aged l6 years the day OF her death.
Massachusetts, papers please copy
In Greensboro, Oct 10Th, RICHARD RANDALL,
age: 81 years lie was OF the three oldest
tOwn-aii born in the year.
In Huntington, the l3Ih lust, u lung fever Mr..
HANNAH GOODWIN aged e. wears.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
Guardians Notice

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court held
wAsurSGroS DIsrRIcr : I At Montpelier, within and
fo- said district. the 70 day Of Ober d. 1867
O ULLlVAN ALE. al aja strator OF the estate OF
= John Vincent late % Planfsid, IN aid District
deceased makes application tn sand Court, with the
consent and appreciation in writing. of the heirs nt
deceased, ding il this STATE for license TO sell
all the real Of ich sal deceased died. seized
possessed il this State representing that the sale
thereof would Re beneficial the heirs and all in
teresed in sa;3 estat
Whereupon i is ordered ~ said Court, that said
application be referred session thereof, to he held
at Probate Oic in sal Aontpeiier, the 18th dag
OF Nov 4 l-67, for heafir ami decision tbe'eon,
and IS further dersd that all persons Interested
be notified hereof bv publication of notice of SAID sI-
Pile alton and order thereon three wees successfully
in Mountain Freeman printed al Montpelier,
before hearing that they may appear a.
said time and place. and II they cause, object
thereto. BY the Court
F43w3. Attes.-T- K. MERRILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30

! The CABINET ORGAN.-The single house
of Mason & Hamlin has succeeded in SO far
Outstripping its rivals, that the question,
GO Who makes the best reed organs? 20 is no
longer an open one. Of the excellence of
these instruments we have, for our own part,
become perfectly satisfied by frequent per-
sonal trials of the Mason & Hamlin instru-
ments, and of various others. 1t is patent
and undeniable.-N. Y Erening Post.
| DIRECT FROM LONDON DocK-John &
Robert Dunster, of London, export their fine
old Gin to this country, and it is undoubt-
edly the very best Gin you can buy. Sold in
large bottles by grOcers and druggists, and
by c. A. Richards & Co., Boston.
Many persons desire to use some pure
| stimulant, yet do not feel confidence in the
many different articles recommended. To all
such we would say that Dunster's old Lon
don Dock Gin may be depended upon as
being the very best article they can find. 1t
is sold only in bottles, by the apothecaries
and grocers.
PCTRIp SOAR THRoAr.-The best remedy
that has ever been discovered for this dread
full disease is Johnson's Anodvne Liniment
We do but simple Justice to the medicine. as
well as to the public, when we recommend
the same for general (Halifax N. s.
Daily.
To give strength and tone to the digestive
organs. take Parsons Purgative Pills oc-
essentially. They do not make the weak
weaker. but give strength and elasticity to
the system.
). ID. x Ii. W. SMITH 5 AMERICAN ORGANs.
These are the organs that took the first
premium, over all competitors at the great St
Louis Fair, in October last. There is moth
ing more appropriate for present than an
American Organ. Give the Church one, the
Sabbath School one. and the minister one.
Music, such may be produced from them,
will benefit MS all. The morals of society
will be improved, and the young will in their
use find way TO spend many happy hour,
that will do them and others good. These
organs are manufactured by ). ID. q ii. W.
Smith, Boston, Mass.-Iopeka, (No.) Rec
ord.
The new Silver Tips recently introduced
by the American Shoe Tip Company are de-
cidedly ornamental. \ metal tip adapted to
first-class shoes has long been needed, for
children viii wear holes in the toes of even
the highest cost shoes in a few DAYS unless
protected by metal tips.-Boston Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly val
liable its news from all parts of Vermont, and
our friends in different parts of the State especially
in Washington, Orange and Lamoe Counties, will
confer great favor upon Us and our readers by
sending local intelligence. Give the facts and
we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
ARp=zreyu y5cflsrre,s Estate.

THE So 8SCRfRESS. haviaE been appointed by the
L Honorable Pr0bste Court for the District OF
Washington, Comm ssoaeTs- 70 rec i've examine nd
adjus. sI claims ard demands OF ali persons against
the estate Of Andrew Mcclure, late az East Montpelier
said District deceased represented insolvent ana
the term of months fr the l2th day OF oci-
1867 being aloSed by said Court 70 the creators CT
said deceased to exhibit and prove their Respective
claims before Give notice. that We Tiu attend to
the duties ofsur spponmu at the dwell house Oh
Hiram E. Templeton in East NOntpeiier in said bis
rrict, on the fourth Thursdays Of November ana
March mex, O'clock in the afternoon, on each
of said days.
4. p. ARMS. lConmr,s
HOWARD STEELE
East Moo.peI'er October 2lJ 4. y 1867. F4iw3%
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
Programme of the Reception of
Major General Sheridan.

The special train conducting MAJOR Gen
cral Sheridan to Montpelier. will leave White
River Junction at eleven O'Clock, \. NJ. On
the Both inst. Will make short stops at
south Rovalton, Bethel. West Randolph.
and Mortified, arriving at Montpelier at
O'Clock. p. NJ.
All the veteran officers and soldiers Of
Vermont are invited to be present at Mont
peIier and act rs escort in citizens dress.
They will report to Colonel Pingree, Mar
shall Of the dav, at - O'Clock, NJ. precise
", on the common in front of the depot.
The procession viii pass through State Street
ii Main M Main to School, through School.
LOOMS. Liberty, Main and State to the
State House where the General will be pre-
scented to the people by the chairman Of the
committee. Ex-Governor Dillingham;. lie
will then be introduced to the Legislature,
convened in Joint Assembly. after which
the members of the Legislature, the Escort
of Veterans. and the people will be presented
- the General. when the committee will es-
cort him - his rooms in the Pavilion.
General Sheridan and staff will be guests
of the Officers Ret Mon Society during the
evening PER ORDER OF THE Committee.
Ms ANA DICKINSON will lecture this
"wednesday evening. Oct. 30th, in the
Church of the Messiah The lecture will
commence at seven o'clock Doors open at
half-pu-t six o'clock The number of tick
cts viii be limited, 50 that the church shall
not BE inconvenently crowded. Tickets will
TIC for sale at Mr.. Wilder's and Ballous
bookstore and at the store of j Elliot Smith
* Co. None VIII be sold at the door of the
church
The lecture will, by request, be opened by
q voluntary on the organ by Mr. Emerson
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
= Rrown,s Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed by the
! Hon Probate Court for the District OF Wsshin gion-
Commits sioners receive anime and August az ca IN
demands of all persons, against the estate on SyVs
SBrowo late of Waterbury.iu said
ed, represented insolveRt and the term OF SIX :noni
rom the 22i dayof 1867 bing allowed BY sad Cour
the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit ana prove
their respective cllims before give notice. tha We
will attend o the duties Of appointment AT the
dwellinghouse OF Widow Mary -Browna Wa erorry.
district on the I'd Wednesday OF December and
April next at one O'Clock in tee afternoon ach
of said days.
=. NEWCOMS- tco7--rx
JEREMIAH CLARK,
Watar.,urv Oct 92t A u 1s67 r44w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
SOiICP.

ISOsEcP.
n r. NJ. r. STYLES, takes this me thod OF in
IL formng the peope of Norfhdeld aud vicinity, that
he will not leave that present has been
ported, but will continue the Practice OF HomGo-
pathy, the same as hsTetaioTa.
OFFICE o. M4IS STREET.
Where he may all tines he professionally consulted
both in acute and chronic diseases OF every type.
FOR REFERENCES enquire OF any thoroughly cd
ucated HoMGPATHiC PHYsICiAS in This State.
DE. "a. =. STYLES
homeopathic Physician & Surgeon,
NORTHFIELD VT.
October F4fm9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30

The Manchester BgCkskin Gloves
RE SOLD By ADAMS, at the Old Place in Mon
N pelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30

n Office hereby given, that the valuable stock of
~ sheep owned by Christopher - Wing, of Mont
peer, viii he sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, his resi-
dence Oct 29th, At ten O'Clock, :. VI.
Ii j. well known BY the sheepbTeeders Of West ern
Vermont that Mr.. Wing has been PIONEER in raising
STOCK SHEEP, consequently has made srocK-sREEDTNG
SPECIALITY He has spared neither time expense ia
his efforts 10 breed PERFECT ANIMAL. lis flock
numbers hundred aud sixty mostly young sheep Of
SPANISH NERTNos crossed with the Hammond stock
Ike flock Will be sold numbers suit purchasers from
five upwards that person DESTROYS OF purchasing
few with which 70 commence flock, have the op-
portunty.
Purchasers desiring time Tor MT have it by
giving approved notes TIE sheep breeders Of Vermont
will find his 4 chance purchase THOROUGH
BRED SHEEP Mr.. Wing health compels him 10
retire from business. J. 4. TAFT. gent.
4pff
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30

SIX P.s-Poets-Painters-Pre neutrality-suspicious.
ers-and Peticians-ai suffer from Dyspepsia Nervous
Loss of Appetite Liver Complaints and all disc
which they may prerem by the use OF Plantation
Biiters IL those sufferers took these Btters the Poetry
would be purer, the Paintings grandsr the Sermons live
iier the Acting truer the Printing neater and the Poll
ticans bonester. This splendid tonic invigoraes the
system, and enables the brain heailhily.
Perhaps article well endorsed b. all
nave used H.
MAGNOLIA wArEs.-A delightful toilet ancie-supe-
riOr 10 Cologne, and At half the price. p43w9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
APPROVED SCHOOL-B OOKS,
PUBLISHED by
T., Ii. BUTLER K CO..
No. 49, :. Fourth street PhiIadcI phi ia

MITCHELL NEW BIOGRAPHIES
1IiE BOARD EDuc. sTATE VEN
Mo~T. meeting Waterbury February, 1867.
authorized the of the following GEoGRAFIIEs the
Public chooles of The state
MhtchelPs First LESSONS in Geography.
lItchelFs Ne,o Primary Geography.
MitchelTs New Intermediate GeoqraphY.
The undersigned having Just issued editions OF al
these hooks. They have ready VERMONT
EDITION Of the \EN iNTERMEpIATE specially ada pied
the ard containing, addition ali the
of New Intermediate. full page, copper plate
map the with all the natural features, and
aud village accurately FORTH and tins is added
Il special Geosrspny OF the State.
hools all The States in Uhion be had
pication ts Publishers they be ordered of
bookseller dealer in books in Vermont.
other works OF MchelI's New Series are:
Miichel's New Geography and Atlas. for High schools
and Semnaries.
Mitchell's New Physical Geography. by Professor
BRocKLESBY-
Mitchell's New Outline Msps.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
Ayers Ague Cure,

For tie specify and certain Cure If intern'if-
tent Eerer, 0r Chllls and Feuer. Remihenf
Ferer, chill FeUer Dumb Ague, Periodical
Head0che or Bilious Headache and Bilious
FeUers: indeed, fer The rhole class If DIS
eases, originating in hilary arrangement,
caused By the tHaidrir If miasmafic cOaIn-
tries.
This remedy has rarely ied to the seVeTesf cases
Chills and Fever. and has this great advantage
otter medicines thar II slbdues the cnmpia mt
injury The patient 1t contains quinine or
other deeteTuus substance does II produce qIinism
or ujurUnS effect whatever. Shaking brothers ut
the army The west Try and you viii endorse these
assertions.
Prepared by DE J. 4. AY Err = Co., Lowell, Mass,
and sold by All Druggists and dealers ia medicine every
where.
BiXBN X co. Agents tor Montpelier. Also for sal lie
by \. X BROWN and REDFIELD * CROOKS.
FNs3Gm2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
rhe State ASSAY er tesfifies follows TO the vir
THE PEERLESS SOAP:
CERTIFICATE.


have anayzed AMI tested three bars of soap marked
sAREHIcaS PEERLESS WASHING SoAP," manufactured
bv Curtis Davis with the following results:
IL contains best of stock Ind kali. in pro
portions and combined he nearly neutral and
high defensive, when used for washing.
This soap is chemically pure, and free from any adul-
tera,ou or ma weight. Ithas been my experience
anaIyze many kinds OF adulferated soaps; but can
this pure and excellent article for do
nestle purUo.es = DANA HAYES,
State Asssyer for Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30

tuld unOD-tTuc cdIv, IN health. They SUNNI
organs the body vigorous activity. parity
tie y from The distractions which make disease
A cold in The body and deanges the natural
operations of that part This, Il not relieved Will re
upon itself and the surrounding producing
general agsravafiGn. suffering and arrangement Nhtie
this take Ayers Pills, and see how directly
they ibe dtur -''"n of the system, and with
the bous feeling OF h.ai,. Want trIe aud
apparent in trivial and complaint i also
Of the deep seated and dangerous di~eases
the puIaafve expels them. Caused by similar Oh
sTuciions and arrangements they are surely ana many
them rapidly, cured by the same means. None who
know tie virtue Of these P- VIII neglect 10 employ
them hen suffering from the disorders they snch
Headache, Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious CON
Paints Indigestion, Drrangement Of the Liver, Cosve-
ness. Con>tipaton, Heartburn, Rheumatism, DfopSy,
Worms, and suppression. when tak-n in large doses.
They sugar coated 80 that the most sensitive
take Them easily, and they surely the best
nuIgafiNe metliC q discovered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30

Auction Sale.

CtAN find all kinds of TOOLS at the lowest price,
1t SCOTT = co.'s.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30

DIRECT FROM LONDON DoCK.-John &
Robert Dunster, of London, export their fine
old Gin to this country, and it is undoubt
edly the very best Gin you can buy. Sold in
large bottles by grocers and druggists, and
by c. A. Richards & Co., Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
Cancer. ScrofuIa, &c, Cured
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the hest in the world The
only and perfect DyellaTmess. Reliable Instan
No disappointment No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll effects
Bad Dyes. Invgoates the hair, leaving soft and beau
tiful The genuine j. signed William A Bachelor.
All others limitations and should be avoided.
Sold all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81 Barclay
New York.
BEWARE OF a COUNTERFEIT.
Ms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-10-30
Ayers Pills.

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