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New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
THE MARKETS

CAruD fcpoIted Tor Tax Tt NJ ~ . -
FIIDAy Jube &c. lsH
ASHES-The demand moderate for Pots at 20 81 Ps
nominal
BUILDING MATERIALSBcks lover under aceuuu stss
Lumber Is lower, al S3u ~ for Eastern Nruee
Lahs deIDa I'd a prices Lime u vboat rhsngs
Plaster Of Paris i unchsDge tho strike among The hncsrr s
al srees coming Huder e above head
M sad u prevent auy great Accommodations stock htes
are willing 70 snbmit % decline in order 20 fet 'aes
We quote follows; BBCKs--Iae p NJ. 50 c1Slo; Con-
mon Hau ", si Wa Sl3; Coton, ", Sl8q+H Phlidspst
Front y CRNESTRosendas = hb, 81 - HAIR
Cattle = bush, 3Jc Mixed g brsh COSi Goat tgsh 7oc
LTRs-kastera = NJ. - 0a 80 ctt LNE-Roeshnd Cemnos,
hd 81 35 {ockland Lamp, a LbL, 81 D. PLASTER PANS
Blue Nova scotia q tan, ~ Ol WbNe Nova scotia an -
$50. Cacned Eastern y bill 81 40; Cacted hhcheoocts
Mis-. - bhl. r259 FOR EmDire Mills
BEESWAX-Only moderate business wss done t1t prices "s q.
elsgod. wo uote so 49GSlc for leios Western 'nt
SuutGsEL .--..--
BRTSTLRs moderate reques: at fon ces2 r Americas
Gmr ard Whit. a. ...
CoTTON-Qate active business has teen done psPay sia
owing the continued favorable from abroad ara
prices have again sdyauced clio Dg luu sales Of 81 o heeaf
5g2 spnnes 20 to shippers and GO 70 specnso@ hsquosi
LII ELa In NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
CRIMINAL.

At Justice Riley's Court Brooklyn, yesterday,
Edward Brown and John Riley held for having
broken into and taken quantity OF wearing apparel from
the house of Mr. Seymour Scott on Thursday morning
Two men, Murray and Smith by name were accused by
william Rankenbeck OF baving committed greyious
assault him. Tho prisoners also assaulted the police
officers sent TO quell tho disturbance They were dis
charged under suspended sentence.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Shandley, william Kelly sentenced 10
six months imprisonment as Suspicious character. He
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
FRIDAY, June 9e-P. NJ.

Gold closed at l4Os. The clearings at the Gold
Exchange Bank were t3l, 10000, and the balances
Sl,Oi4, ,S34 0S
Government bonds opened dull and on free sales
declined from ta from the opening prices; o-"os OF
6s G5 and 81 were pressed for sale by operators Tor
short account, aud tho decline WAS assisted bV the
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
TIE MONEY MIRKET.

SALES AT 1mE STOCK EXCIfANGE.-FIRsT CALI,
lot O'CLOCK A, VI.
"a 520 Cou o. ...lji 50 90 $50 1910 toupk
250O % so Reg 6i...e $3.50 so Coupon G@io
rs lJoJ so Coup 6l..........lli
Loo 30 Coup 70. q. ii lOVO.'...''...'''.'..lh
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

50 and is - aasaenas their stocks would sell a -
Thn Snu ~ n demand for investment at bssa 'S
have tbia eG'~is Ga Oh the Howard Insurance Conn.,.
nsso sis uay declared semi-annuaI divdsOd
ta Vov ravaha 'no capital stock free from Gove.
;, ;aS payable on and after July l. 1863 The
ser iu .IuSrs savings Institution has decarss
allie on aud uyla9mG OF per cent per annu@
o.. Inc following payments on account %, th
5tate debt mature on July /: : VI s"e fennsyyanl.
b., l1SS1' ls9 o. Of overdue loan unpaid On the OA sf So,
90
VA winch there has bea paid ap this date " ofsa
Leaving still due and payable on preseptato, OIL.
m iaS, S,o u"e July 1903 there outstanding % H eS
The Treasury has paid on this iosn ls8
'''' M5& n
'''''''''"'""p slissa a
D. Interest due on the lst Of Jay and Au @ s
lie movement in Dry Goods for fhe wesS ~ s@ao .
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

Thu, IN the last year nearly four times more remittance,
derived from wheat than 1850 and coming ear H.
vu be larger In two grain hss given $40 III
place OF requiring large Of 20 oa a the
purchase Of food The supply Of capital for purposes and
the rate ofnteret have Kept with the realization f ~ [
crop ID TIE next SIX months S6O0 Of grla bills which ar a.
Of commeeiniernatiOus cnrreney- upan ,Is ~
p for Imports and the supply ofHoney win be popoosssey ,s,
lie demand for remittance not N -
Spring business has not favored the placement of ire ~
Eastern and imported goods The rates bills the .
follows; Com Drafts l0l per u; Tapsg %
e bulk Of the business m Transfers Sterling 4Sldg9 Go b.,
800 $500 Silver DO. prem. ''"'
The shipment Of specie last week 70 IRE East Al s2 IA ..
Si562J ia the week last rear nd ssE An fs
against only 5000 the week lsg sr fofa a., ~
ytar Sis@3G2s, or S3SO 90 thant sass a., w.,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

for July Dividend
rhe net earnings FOR the months, ending January
1863 were naiaiy appropriated In payment OF Dohds
maturing In ls per state ment pnDshed III January
1863.
This statement is very fa vOrabe, showing that the
Company is earning per cent the par value Of its
CAPITA stock and about Is per cent on the present
market prices Should some vi the railroads dealt IN
on tho street show as tysrable balance sheet and
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

-. II'IIVIotV UUINHtittW LIST OF June 10 sav.
MONEY "a 10 good supply and the demand active a.
ness poses ine bank rate continues at cent Will e
me me IS now rapidly approaching for The
6eng made The quantity required WI be conseabe as1 ss
the ne8 harvest viii he rae readily snd capital cos Il sas Il
than ever sn'e wheat both capital money Fsrv 80 ppT
shipped supplies exchange In place bullion which h e gs
the msn liacture ofmpney. The 100000 sacks of 49, et
een raised IN tue last year have been gorh 90 ,,s G %
n a. compared WIZ 'he shipments have ss ~
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
COURT or APPEALS DECISIONS.

ALBANY, June 26-ln Court of Appeals, de-
cisions Of cases Argued nt March Term. 1853:
lAf. sfnuui Rev, rcyer.et; Pss,. passed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

them were upon subjects the interest in
which has long since expired. He belonged
to the school of divinei no held that slavery
had the authority and sanction of Scripture,
and during the war he held, as logical Sc
qnencc of this belief, that the South were
wronged in tho forcible abolition of slavery.
He was member of the Pan Anglican
Conference of Bishops, which met in Eng
land last fall, and gained much reputation
and esteem abroad by his course ia that
body. The Burlington Times closes an ex-
tended notice Of him as follows:
u Bishop Hopkins eminent services and
character some more fitting pen will of
course do better justice than could hope
to. His remarkable energy, his force ofwill,
his marked ability, his high Christian char
acter, his varied mplshments, will be
recalled by all who knew him, well as his
striking presence, his remarkable physical
vigor-he was never seriously i'll, and in forty
years had never spent "A day in bed-and the
strong attachment towards him of the wide
family circle, now bereaved by his death.
He leaves nine OF family of thirteen chill
dren, two Of whom died in infancy and two
in adult years-thc surviving ones being
Rev. John Henry Hopkins of New York, ed
itor of the Church Journal: Mrs Camp,
wife of Rev. Dir. Camp of Rouses Point,
\. Y, Edward \. Hopkins, Esq, of Buenos
Ayres, South America; Casper L Hopkins,
Esq, of San Francisco ; Rev. Theodore A,
Principal of the Vermont Episcopal Institute ;
Charles jerome, of New York, the we'll
known musical artist and composer Rev
William c., Of Hannibal, No Mrs. Can
field, wife of townsman, 7. II. Garfield.
ESQ and Frederick Vincent of New Or
leans
The funeral takes place at Burlington, to-
day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

The eighteenth annual meeting of the Yer
mont State Teachers Association will be
held at Barton, Orleans county, Jan. 22d,
Odd and Nth 1865 The following is the
order OF exercises
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Social Gathering Address Of welcome by
Rev VIM. \. Robinson
THURSDAY MORNING.
Organization at o'clock-ap appointment of
committees Miscellaneous business. Ad
dress by j. : Spaulding, President of the
Association.
AFTERNOON.
Discussion-the relation to each other of
the Common Schools, the Academies and the
Colleges be opened by Rev. {. +. Ferrin
of Hincsburgh. Address by Hiram Orcutt,
\ NJ, of West Lebanon, \. II. Subject :
The Education Of Women.
EVENING.
Lecture by Prof. c. \. Weber of Middle
bury College Subject Philosophy of Gram
mar
FRIDAY MORNING.
Discussion-Bcs Method Of Teaching
English Grammar-to be opened by \. j
Sanborn. 4. NJ, Of Morrisville. Discussion
compositions and Speaking in Common
School'-to be opened by Prof. b. Kellogg,
Middlcbury College
AFTERNOON.
Discussion-School Etiquette-opencd by
Gen. Phelps. Lecture by Prof. NJ. H..
Buckham Of the L. Y. NJ Subject What
is Practical Education?
EFENING-LECTURE-
All persons officially connected with the
schools Of Vermont, and all friends of educa-
ton, are invited To attend and take part in
the discussions Of the meeting. Persons at
tending the meeting viii be carried over the
railroads Of the State for fare one way. Re
tnrn tickets will be furnished by the Secrc-
tary Of the Association. The inequalities of
the people of Barton will be extended to the
members Of the Association. That arrange
ments may be more conveniently made, per
sons intending to be present are requested to
send their names to Rev. VIM. a Robinson,
Barton. Lady teachers are requested to
come with written essays on any Of the sub
iccts above named.
Barton, the point Of holding the Conven
ton. is on tie Passumpsic Railroad.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

Damn OF BISHoP HoPKINs or VERMONT.
The Right Reverend John Henry Hopkins,
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
over the diocese Of Vermont, died at his resi-
dence in Rock Point, Burlington, last Thurs
day afternoon. Of congestion of the lungs,
accompanied ~ ple;risy. The deceased was
born in Dublin. Ireland on the Both of Janu-
airy, 1872, and was therefore nearly seventy
six years old at the time of his death He
came t. this country when he was eight
years Of age, and was educatcl for the law
but engaged in the manu- fact4~r Of iron in
Pennsylvania, and became bankru It in 1917.
Afterwards he pract;ced law in Pat shurgh,
Pa. In 1924 he was ordained priest and APP
pointed rector Of Trinity Church, Pittsbt r-.h
where he remained till 1881. when he he
assistant rector Of Trinity Church. in
Boston. In 1889 he was elected the frs,
Bishop OF Vermont, which Office he held till
+ his death. He was dilligent writer and a
man of much learning, great and versatile
powers. Most of the productions of his mine
were of controversial nature. and many o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

\ YoUNC LADY Burning IT WITH FEVER
was painted from head to foot with 8 dol
lar bottle Of WoLCoTr's PAIN PAINT. In ten
minutes the fever was broke, the girl fully
rid of suffering although her bowels had
been completely skinned bv lniments and
Spanish fly blisters, under the maltrcatment
Of physicians. Or. Wolcott's Pain Paint
stops heat and inflammation instantly. invig-
crates and gives tone to the whole system.
leaves no stain, is harmless as water, and
produces the most delightful sensation on
application No pain can exist where PAN
PAINT is freely applied over the part affected.
All pain, internal, external, chronic or acute,
removed free of expense, at DR.. Woleott ;
Office. 40 Chatham Square. New York "A
Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn; and 80 Winter
Street. Boston. 1t is sold at all druggists
At - and 30 cents, < l and 81 bottle.
Have You seen it-Wolcott's Pam Paint
Have you seen the Paint so quaint
Have You seen all pain defede
So great is the efficacy of Parsons Purga-
tive Pills that they may be supposed to con
tain some powerful and injurious agent but
We can assure YOU they are free from every
thing of the kind. and can be administered
with perfect safety
THOSE WHO SUFFER- from coughs. colds.
bronchitis, Group, influenza, or whooping-
cough, will find sure relief in DIR. WIsrAR 5
BAL~M OF WILD CHERRY, which has now
been in use for nearly halfa century. and
still maintains its long established reputation
the greatest remedy for all diseases of the
throat. lungs, and chest.
If there is general remedy for which the
people ought to he thankful, it is johnson :
Anodync Linimcnt. 1t is curious II notice
the enthusiasm with which some people speak
Of it, more particularly our returned soldiers
to whom it has been friend indeed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
Gbe FIREMAN.
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1868

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
liable for its news from all parts of Vermont, and
our friends different parts of the State, especially
Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, will
confer a great favor upon and readers by
sending Us local intelligence. Give us the facts and
we viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
EeE+<RAG Esf-i MIS- =.

rs, sire just commencing 70 print, and intend to
Keep constantly for sale the best assortment %
Blank f,r Lawyers, Town and County Clerks
judges Of Probate aud business men generally, t.
i.- found in this section, and shall sell them, a
hsie-air retail at low prices. Persons desiring
a. deception ofBanks in quantities can have then
printed ~ order, ~ the FREEMAN steam Print
5r Establishment and 1t a figure that viii give On
lire satisfaction: and those wishing Blanks for use
.-.a ai the FEEEIAS BOOKSTORE, be supplied
prizes t.tt VIII leave ample margin for rrolit
-.,--.-- | 49, IN. Moi ont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
ZOE PRINTING.

VIII friends do the favor to bear in
mind that have one of the largest and best ap-
pointed Book and job Printing Establishments in
1f. state, ami always in readiness TO do any kind
of Iob Printing, from the smallest address card
te the mammoth "poster,' or most voluminous
book, short notice, and a. living prices Our IA
-tiiIc- such that iently solicit the ivors
ell friends desiring anything in our line OF bust
tl.--. and guarantee them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

Ia South Royalton. January 9th the residence of
brides father, by Rev \ G Baton, M DAVID c.
F ROSWORrH and Ms CLARA 4. COWDRY, both
SuuIh Eoyaltou-
In We, dslcS az liz Methodist Parsonage, January
OH, by Rev. Peter Merritt, Mr. MONROE ~. PERKINS
oil !lsrIiart and Miss KATE CROSBY az Plymouth
GTooa, Nuv l3th, Isl, hs Rev.. {. Watson CoKe
WARREN X WELCH and LOIS r PLUMMER, both
Grotua Also, rs iiia same. Nov. 26,h, ISAAC VII
son and CAROLINE HEATH, both az Grolon. AlSo,
by The seine Dec. III, FRANK ?. SMITH and HAN
NAH STEVENS. both ot GTaruu- Also. hy the same,
IAN. /. IS5S. GEORGE CARPENTER and CAROLINE
PAGE, butii ot Grujon.
In Chelsea Dee. 3l~r. by Rev. VIM. J. Kidder, Mr.
GEORGE ". WISE. Il Niiiam>town. and Miss
SARAH i. COSGEONE of Chelsea. Also. bv The
saule Jan -. Nr. CARLOS %. SMITH and Miss LUCY
EMERY. both IT Washington.
In rrac,rsvilie NJ. Ifh. on Rev. ;. Little, Mr..
MELVIN +. BANl>fER and Mis- ELLA g. PIPER,
both West Windsor ~. hy ih= same. the
pI,ce, Dec. SIS, !. HENRY WHELpEN aud Miss
AURILt.A l. GtDpINts. both of ProctorSville.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
Laws of 1867.


ready for delivery. The pamphlet contains
tHs pages IS more than last year. and is the
largest volume Of the session laws ever
printed ia this State. The laws Of the spe-
cirI session. the civil government of the
state. and the grand list are included in this
pamphlet.
BANS Orrt,ss~--The annual election of
.,T.ers of the First National & INK Of Mont
pellcr took place Yesterday, and resulted in
tae uuanimou, choice Of the old board Of
directors as follows J. l. Page, K. Rich
ar,.-1n. l. Burbank, j. I. Thurston, T. E..
Smith. Charles Dewey, j. W. Ellis The
directors afterwards made chJice Of J. \.
Pss.. as President. and L. F. Richardson,
cashier.
The Montpelier National Bank elected
thsir old board a. follows James r. Lang
dom. Ge,. G. Shepard f. P Jewett, Daniel
BALDWIN. r. i. Keith, c. Bancroft, D. Taft
D. r. fan-Ion was chosen President and
Ge,. g. Shepard, Vice President. c. y.
Heol was appointed Cashier, and Robert }.
Wright, Teller.
Monday m,rain. last was very cold, one
o. rue coolest # this rather severe winter.
Tie mercury in several places in this villas-
ws- more than twenty degrees below zero.
Tire -iei-hiu- Is superb.
FiEE.-T.o block on Central street, North
feII owned bv Mr.. Albert Stevens, was
,.,--r, 5...trovcI I,v fire ON SATURDAY evening
H. r. MIS- o.cunied ~ the bookstore d
NJ. 44..-..- lr, Eruce harness and shoe.
iaaser, D. ~ Spear meat market and Mrs
Wright d''ler IN fancy goods Mrs " wright
was partly insured There was no insurance
"n tie rest OF the building
,.
y mum '',''
-. . 41.-.. r.-.I
with, ol the births, marriages and deaths.
in ,a-ir districts for tic past year. SO thai
tnr clerks cam make returns TO the Secretary
at State
=, ...-,
=,
'.-''' '..'' w.. i'io"''' nm, iie'-''
".-''el' - =, i'i'''' > = ''i ''li
IN! !.
I.'' H. i'r,''' ii'F''' Nl''9'' "
t.-rI 10 Instruct the trustees to build reser
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
PRINTERS WANTED.

one or two good compositors-thOsc acquainted
with Book and job Work preferrcd-can find
poyment at this office. Also INTELLIGENT, faithful
boy wanted to learn the printers trade. Address
FREEMAN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
Moutpelier vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
A lyceum has been organized at East
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.


GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Rev. Stephen II. Williams, late County
Clerk of Grand Isle County, has removed to
Montreal and Elisha R. Goodsell, Esq. OF
Isle La Mott, has been appointed county
clerk Of Grand Isle county.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The number of deaths in Coventry, in
1867, was only nine, or a fraction less than
one per cent. of the population.
The wife of Rev. Pliny H. White of Gov
entry, had Wilcox & Gibbs mahogany
cased sewing machine left at the parsonage
on Christmas eve.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Hon. Isaac l.. Allen, son of the late
Nathan Allen. ESQ, of Pawlet, and Attor-
ney- General of Iowa, is incurably insane and
an inmate of the State Asylum
The number of deaths in Ludlow during
the year 1867 was 90. The average age
was about As years, and the united ages
liz years.
PREsEsTATIoN.-New Years Day, Col.
Merrill, Superintendent of the Rutland d
Burlington Railroad, presented to each of
the five passenger conductors on his road, a
handsome regulation cap, similar to that pre-
scribed by law to be worn by conductors on
railroads chartered by the State of New
York.
The Troy and Boston railroad now refuses
to carry the United States mails, making the
New York mails three hours later at Rut-
land, and twenty-four hours later in some
towns in Rutland county, which have to be
c,,np1iaI an1 RntIanA The
reason Is that the Post Office Department
will not pay the price of the Railroad COM
pany.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Two lyceums are in operation in West
minister now, one for the older and one for
the younger portion of the community. At
one of tho meetings a Eow days ago it was
voted almost unanimously that the rumseller
was greater pest to society than the thief.
In quarrel last week between two boys
in Bratteboro, one of them, named Dem
arais stabbed the other in the head with a
knife.
Geo. Wood of West Brattlcboro. says he
has tanned or broken 724 colts in the course
of his life.
The people in jacksonville are intending
to erect a new school house another year at
a cost of s 500.
WINDSOR COUNTY
4 very spirited Lyceum has Just been
started at Proctorsville under favorable
auspices.
The number Of deaths in Woodstock in
1867 was 81. OF these l. were over 50
years of age, and ~ between 80 and 80.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15

- I ing If beauty Is JOY forever
And nothing i ~ auiiful picture of health.
Headache, Nervous Pains. Sour Stomach, Distress
after Eating. Frustrating Weakness, Djsincinstion for
Society, Mental Dependency &c the ru'e rather
than thes exception with the human family, aud have
stamped their effects upon all. The effective,
gentle, Sudden and agreeable remedy is Plantation
Bitrers They have probably cured and aleviated
the past five years than all other medicines
bined They sold throughout length and breadth
of the lard.
MAGxoLrA WArER.--A delightful toiler arirce-supe-
rior Cologne and at half the price. sPTSM2w2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
The number of deaths in the town OF Cabot
fer the year 1867 was thirteen.

The number of deaths in the town of Cabot
for the year 1867 was thirteen.
Hon. Norman Williams of Woodstock,
died last Sunday morning. His funeral will
take place Tomorrow at > o'clock. T. NJ.
Mr. Williams was widely known. and great y
respected
The Bellows Falls Times, dons. with the
r." year, q ncw and attractive dress, and
makes an appearance creditable alike to its
printers and To its patrons, whose apprecia
ti'e and = nervous patronage has enabled the
publisher {, make The Times one Of the best
looking papers on our exchange list We
arc particularly pleased with the neat and
inviting look of it, advertising columns, and
deem the style adopted therein worthy OF
imitation by all newspapers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
EFENING-LEcTURE.
ADDISON COUNTY.

DEATH OF VALUABLE SHEEP. The cele-
brated sheep = Green Mountain owned by
Hon. Edwin Hammond & Son Of Middlchury
died on Tuesday night. This ram the
progeny of the celebrated E. Gold Drop, "
was three years Of age last spring, was
probably the best stock sheep in the world,
and constantly increasing in value to his
owners and TO the breeders of Vermont. He
could not have been purchased for $l5, 900.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover

Has stood the test of SeCen gears
before TIE public: and no prepds'-
alton for the hair has get been dts-
covered that lciy produce the same
beneficial results. 1t as an eiHtrety
7tetU scientific discovery. coMOtn.
ing many OF the most po ,ne JJec d1n
ABLE KINGDOM. ItrestOres GREY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scalp
,cbjte and clean: cures ddRdruU
and humOrs, and falling out OF
the hair; and aCiI make 1T 0fotc
upon bald heads. eccept tn cery
,.3ttritire principle by sChict the
hair is ,O,trished and supported:
1t makes the hair moist, SOFT, ana
gyOssu. and is ftnSu1110SSeu as "a
III r ID II e S u " u. III IS ne
cheapest prepardtion ecer oUeren
to the public, as one 0o5tte totte &c.
cOuDLtSh more and last longer
than three bottles of any 0thtr
preparations.
nj is recommended and used by
| the First Medical Authority.
The Wonde,Tul results p''0dncc0
| Or our Sicilio,t Hair Renetcer hare
Induced MANI to maatg dct1re
! a.0y'ious names and. Ia order to
/ induce the trade and the public to
/ purchase their COmpOHitdS, NcD
! hare resorted to fdtschood, OF
claiming they mere former part,
/ 1,ers, or had some connection iCttis
our Mr.. Hall, and their prepdrd..
/ ton sCas similar to ours. do NOT
be deceired by them. PuFciGse me
original: it has Recc!' gec oeen
| eo,IuyIed. Our. Treatise on the
Hair. sCith certificates, sent free
Or mail. See that each bottle hdS
orr pirate ReUenae Stamp 0cet
the top of the bottle. As others
are limitations.
RIP. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, Nh
Oh l.. ii Tl-,,,,,stS mud Dealers IN Medicine
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-15
TRUE. BUT STRANGE.

Ny person their address with % cents will re
Y ceve. bv mail the N@me and Carte de Nisite of
their future " Husband also, how either may
gain the love al any person hey choose instantly.
Adfress REEVES CO,
Sari0m = Nassau st. New York
FOR NON RETENTION INCONTINENCE Of
Cune. rritaou Inflammation. Of the bladder
kiduey. ut The psate glands, stone IN the
bladder calculus, gravel brick dusf deposits and al
disease OF The bladder kinevs drop>ca swellings
UsE HELMBIps FLUID EXTRACT BUoH.-
HELNBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is pleas
odor. from all injurious properties
and immediate in its action. >pF9ylenp