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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03

Gen. Scofeld has entered upon the dis
charge of the duties of the office of Secretary
of War.
The Senate, Monday, after protractet
debate, passed the House bill to admit Arkan
sas to Congressional representation, with an
amendment exacting the fundamental condi-
ton that the State shall make no politica
and civil discrimination on account of race
and color. 1t goes back to the House fol
concurrence.
George Francis Train says he will not be
the Democratic candidate for President, but
that he will :. drop down on the New York
Convention like G thunderbolt on a June
bug"
COUNTERFEIT TENs.-Several counterfeit
$40 N,-i1nal Bank bills have appeared on
the street in New York within day or two
one on the Saratoga County Nationa
Bank, very poorly executed. printing and
pa per bad; another on the First National
Bank of Philadelphia, SO closely initiated as
to be difficult of detection.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
u.s. JUST ARRIVED.
Important Announcement.
RUTLAND kNOWS HIN BIZ HIS WORKS

The sick and afflicted restored to health without the
aid of medicines painful surgery. DR.. Merriam mas
Montpelier consented TO a call. He take. paIlors
az iitn', H"s. whsre ne VIII remain I"",
June LIST till August LIST, and will be happy 10 mee,
tnoss ancted with acute and chronic discuss n
all kinds; most of which readily disappear, anu ,ne
ing influence Ct the Doctors magnetic operations
Genuine cures by powers once deemed mracu Gus n"
surgery, no medicine painful operations Dr. mef
ram visits this place by the tpecai request OF 'ns
who have tested his skill in examining describing ana
and infirmrIes Inyalds therefore, are not exposed
70 the quackery and pretences too often imposed ny
ises to the SICK take their money, then tamper with
them and treat them bungliDeiy, IT not inJufiousy
weaknesses falling of the womb and Irregularities
are Withheld for want of and with professional
not desiring their name. published The Doctor now
stands ready short those VINO cam OF
particularly those who have failed to find relief from
the late travelling. In such cases he finds in disease
Toe Re de iehts combat with, and with Gods aid,
conquer. The Doctor not only removes the disease
tor the time being, but removes The cause, producing
seen on his cuiars at his rooms aud s'swhere ne
Doctors work whiis in Rutland has proved pubic
benefit, as persons can readily TESTIFY. Ihe DOCTOR
| having remained in Rutland five months.
The Doctor locates ten diseases out OF every tw>Ve
Crcu with certic furnished, and letters an
| Consultation Examination, one dollar
! Poor widows and orphans kind con luefed
The diseases which yield readily the curative
agency of this sthod practced by him are the fol
lowing
Asthma, Falling Womb,
Bruises, Gout,
| bronchitis, Gravel,
Rilousness, Lameness
Catarrh, Loss OF Voice,
Coughs, Liver Complaint
Contracted Cords, Mental Depression, ba,
Carbuncles Appetite,
Cold Feet and Hands, Nervous repression.
Costiveness, Oviary Tumors,
p.In ticnn # he
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03

No more conclusive evidence of the excel
lence and purity Of such an article can be
desired, than the recommendation of the pop
ular - SoNoxA WINE BTrERs," by the lead
ing Druggists of Boston, as appears in our
columns to-day c. 4. Richards & Co, the
proprietors Of these Bitters, have succeeded
admirably in the production of an article
that meets the wants of all needing tonic
or mild stimulant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03

A SPIRITUALIsT ON TRIAL.-One humbug
at any rate has come to his deserts this week
Mr.. Home, the Spiritualist," is on his
trial An old woman named Lyon MADE
over, to him $50 900 as free gift beng
moved thereto by manifestations which she
had received from the other world. Her
dead husband appeared, through the medium
of the table, and informed her that he was
happy, happy, happy, and that he loved
loved, loved her,-thc style of conversation
among spirits apparently consisting mainly
in rcpetitons Whether Mrs Lyons hus-
band loved her very much because she was
good safe distance from him or not, is left
unex planned. Two people who never agree
when together are sometimes desperately
| fond of each other when they are separated
At any rate, when the dead husband made
known his continued love, the - table, as
the lady testifes, -" kicked up it's legs ecstat-
ically,'' and Mrs. Lyon could not refuse tc
accept that as conclusive evidence of her de-
parted one being happy, happy, happy. She
invited Mr. Home to call her mother, but
afterward appears to have meditated estab
| fishing another kind of relationship with
him. She was only IS, and might REASONABLE
marry again. She thought the matter over
and came to the conclusion that a live Home
was better than dead Lyon. So she gave
him the 100000. Now she wants it back
again. and small blame to her. She de
clares that she was iuggled out of hel
monev.-Ne1c York Times London Cores
pondent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY.
Village Hall,
FRIDAY, JUNE 5th, 1868.
Two Levees at 3 and O'Clock.
ID ETCRN PROM EUROPE CATER
III an absence OF three years., where they Up
peared before nearly ali the Kings, Queens Empsrors
and Nobility of the Old World.
THE GREATEST WONDERS OF THE AGE.
Four beautiful and symmetrically formed
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN MINIATURE
oRIorNAL RENOWNED
GEN. tom THUMB AND WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT AND
MISS MINNIE WARREN
Their unique and exquisitely enchanting
PERFORMANCES IND EXHIBITIONS
fail charm and delight every beholder. They
appear in
SONGS, DUETS, DANCES, COMIC DELlNEA-
TIONS, AMUSING TRICKS. BURLESQUE5,
AND COMEDIES IN CHARACTER-
ISTIC COSTUMES.
The RICH and ELEGANT DRESSES, and the bril-
Potentates of Europe all of which Introduced in
these popular Levees TDfay Thousand Dollar,
| in Gold
Ladies and Children considerably advised
tho Day Exhibition, and thus avoid the crowd and con
fusion of the Evening Performances.
served Seats, so cents Children under ten 25 cents.
| r22w2 NED DAVIS, Agent,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03

BIBLE SocIETY-The New York Bible So
ciety's annual report shows that the society
have distributed, since last January, 1868,
Sc ,943 Bibles and Testaments. Its receipts
have amounted to $50, 90, and its disburse-
ments sol 500 Over three millions of pam
phlets, portions OF the Bible were distributed
in France, and several thousand volumes of
the Bible in Japan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
wINDHAM COUNTY

Commemoration day was duly celebrated
at Brattleboro. Saturday, by decorating the
graves of the men who died in the service of
their country, whose remains were buried in
their beautiful cemetery procession was
formed at the Town Hall at , O'Clock, con-
sisting of the returned soldiers. escorted by
the fire department, under the charge of Col.
William Austine, Chief Marshal. The exer-
cises at the cemetery consisted of prayer and
short addresses. Minute guns fired
DURING the march of the procession.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03

In Mortified, the NJ. E. Parsonage, May 26th, by
Rev. r. Morgan, Mr.. Err ASTUS II. LISSON of Con
cord N. H.. and Mrs ABBIE E. BEAN of Mortified.
In Hardwick, Nav 25th, by Rev. ID. Lewis, MIR.
GEORGE II. HASELTON of Barnet, and Miss MAR
TIA A. BROWN OF Greensboro.
In Weston, May 18th, by Rev. Joseph Enright, MIR.
MARTIN Gibson of Mount Holly, and Mrs. ES-
TIER BRY ANT of Weston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
An invaluable Medicine for the Purify.
ing Of the Ri ood-
DR. j. W POLAND'S HU NOR DOCTOR

Positive remedy for all kinds Of Humors.-Scrofula
Scurvy, Sat Rheum, Erysipsias, Nettle Rash, Bos
Carbuncies Ulcers, and all Obstinate Affections OF the
SKIN Mercural Diseases, and every faint ct The Sys
ten Dyspepsia, and those diseases originating IN the
Derancement of the Digestive Organs, vr1-Billiou:
Complaint, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, Headache
Laneuor, Loss OF Appetite, Depression OF Spirits, and
Cositivenes= F&M2IyI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
Prominent Ia the Troupe
STONE G. MuRRAY'S CIRCUS
ARE THE ANNEXED SUPER EMINENT
Ar III . IT z .

ARE THE ANNEXED SUPER EMINENT
Ar IT = . IT e -
Nile Emile Henrietta,
The most daring graceful Equesrenne the world.
From the prlneipei Amphithe aires OF Paris London,
cities, cher first season in Amerca.)
The Great JOHN Henry,
Tn. superb Defiance Champion Equestrian. bold and
finished artistic whose fess intensely exciting: late
son in American
Nile Jeanette Ellsler,
Tn. dsshing Tight Rope Danseuse. lher first
America
Mss Emily Cooke,
The spIeadid English Manage Equestrenne, cher first
season IN AmeTca)
LIE Jeanne Burte,
The Champion Bareback Horseman, the best Rider tbs
world has ever produced
The Gozdie Brothers,
George. Henri, and Claude the peerless SENSATIONAL
Gymnasrs famed for their UNPUBLISHED skill ana in
rePedl'y
Mr. John H. Murray and Prof. George
p Hutchinson,
The Excelsior Acrobars celebrated the
and spin, which they mpast feats.
Mr.. Den Stone
The .kiItul g Doctor Of Fnu and popular C1Swp, the
peoples fsvorite exponent of MHth aad Wit
Mr.. Nat dustin,
The Merry Monarch of testers finished Vocalist
and scholarly Humorist, and Versatile Performer of
astonishing abilities.
George Cooke,
noted English Equestrian his first America.
Mr. Burt Johnson,
The Champion Leaper and thorough master of the
routine OF Circus Performer.
Mr.. Harry North,
The expert Iumb n he world.
Mr.. George Murray
The Grotesque Pancratst.
Mr. T. Williams,
The wonderful Equbrist
The above Pc FORMERS will be aided by complete
and most brilliant CIRCUS TROUPE in the World.
Prof. G. P. Huichinson's ACTING DOGS
AND
Den Stones COMIC MULES!
viii continue be interesting and Amusing Features
of tins Circus.
The Unequaled NEW YORK OPERA
BAND, of Prof. OSCAR p. PERRY, y ill
furnish the MUSIC.
Full details of the Exhibitions of this Circu-, will be
given in the n wsPapeFs and by Posters and Pro
weeks visit the Principal
CT les and Towns # Narmnnr. r2lw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03

Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry and
Grace's Celebrated Salye have stood the test
of long experience, and have come into gene
raj use. These articles no quack nos
trums, but genuine preparations, skillfully
compounded, and well adapted TO the class
of diseases for which they are recommended
Seth W Fowle & Son, Boston, Mass, are
the proprIetOrs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
ALL READY,

IN HE Subscriber would respectfully inform all whom
concern that have la nd and will furnish
short notice, Horse Power Chains,
workman, made of the best of iron, and
ranted to fit. Also Neck Yokes and Whipp etrees Log
Chains. Brace Chains, Shaves, Cast steel Wedges
and Sledges Butcher k1es, and all Kinds of I'm
piemenIs such as farmers want, Backsmiths manu-
acure. Ny shop will be found eight rods of the
old red arch bridge Berlin side.
reef ]. l.. CUMMINGS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
WINDSOR COUNTY.

E. C. Watson, formerly of Worcester, mas
bought Mr.. Van Ornum' interest in the e1-
tensive works at Hartford, and the firm is
now French, Watson & Co
No death occurred in Plymouth, from the
9th Of November to the 9th of March.
The trial Of Miller, the murderer which
was set for Tuesday last, has, on motion of
the respondents counsel, been postponed
until Tuesday, the 9th of June, when it will
take place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03

The life Of all flesh is the blood there
Of" and no life or flesh can be healthy while
its blood is diseased. Parson s Purgative
Pills will not only cleanse and purify the
blood but stimulate the functions of the
system to healthy action.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
BILLIARD TABLES.

j. e. CAME q CO.,
With PHELAN & COLLENDER'S NEW IMPROVED
COMBINATION CUSHIONS, patented November 26,
1857. Oh Tables rscushoned with the above New
Coordination Cushions for e15 per set These New
Cushons have proved, by actual all other
styles ever made.
Tables Of all styles and finish nfIy hand.
Alec. Phelan's & Collender's Combined DINING and
BILLIARD TABLES. j. z. CAME q CO.,
films ia Sudbury ST., Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03

AMERICAN ANrr-SLAvERY SoCIETY.-Ihe
35th anniversary of the American Anti-SlaV,-
cry Society was celebrated at Steinway Hall
There was a large attendance, notwithstand-
ing the rain storm.
A letter from Chas e. Moss, of Missouri,
dated Washington the 10Th, was read. 10
which he says '.Gen Grant is working hare
with his friends to secure conviction: he
says his acquittal will result in bloodsheo
His opinion ought to influence Republican
Senators to remove the only obstacle in the
way of peace.
By the way Gen. Grant the past three
weeks has declared himself in favor of uni
versal suffrage and declares that must be tn
ruling idea Of his administration if elected II
1868 Wendell Phillips presided. The Sec
retary's report shows that the receipts las
year were $ll ,6S1, and the expenditure
IL ,681.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
WANTED +!

WANTED!
Agents Male or Female. Our new Engraving, sug
gestivc of Lies Journey from childhood old
tItled From Shore Shore, is ready for Can
vassers Special territory may be secured. This pre-
SCENTS rtunitv Tor .cIive
=. NJ. SOUTHARD. General Agent,
r20w4 Verrennes Vermont,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
Pocket Book Lost.

OST this day McClure's store, State street.
i the road between there and Normsn Dudlev's
house in MIDI cseX small calf ski wallet containing
Two IS, two 81 81 bills, with some scrip. he
subscribers name written a paper inside of
the wallet. Whoever will return il TO the subscriber or
leave the FREKMAr Printing Office shall be suitaby
arded. MARCUS ID. Y.
MontpeIier Nav IS68
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03
ORLEANS COUNTY.

The annual meeting of the Vermont Home
opathic Medical Society will be held at the
Memphremagog House, Newport, June 10Th
and llth \ preliminary meeting will be
held on Tuesday evening, the 9th inst. Dele
gates from other homeopathic medical socie
ties are invited to attend.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-03

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-At the re-
cent annual meeting of the Vermont Central
Railroad held at St. Adams, the following
board of directors were chosen for the en-
suing year John Gregory Smith, St. Adams;
Joseph Clark, Milton 10. D. Hatch, Bur
lington Lawrence Brainerd, Jr., St Adams !:
Robert F. TAYLOR, Philadelphia James K.
Langdon, Montpelier; VIM. B. Stevens,
Boston.
PArENTs.-Patents were issued to the fol-
lowing Vermonters for the week ending May
Goth Martin NJ Croker of Rutland,
assignor to self and AFRO B. Allen of same
place. for improved railroad car. A. j. Van
Ornum of Hartford, for improvement in
wood turning lathes. Charles G. Miller OF
Bra ttleboro, assignor to S. NJ. Spencer & Co.
of same place, for improvement in bench
drills.
On and after Tuesday of this week, the
Vermont Central Railroad will run refrige
rator cars, provided with ice, between Rouses
Point and Boston, on Tuesday of each week
during warm weather. These cars have been
newly fitted up with Schooley's late improved
refrigerator, and it is believed that with a
man constantly in attendance, they will keep
butter, cheese and other perishable property,
perfectly cool
French Canadians now pass through Wor-
7 cester, Mass, in such throngs that the Yer
mont Central and Worcester and Nashua
railroads unite in employing an interpreter,
who devotes his time to checking their bag
/ gage and transacting their business.
There are seventy-seven Good Templar
1 lodges in this State
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-28
sunday. Tei.Eraphie Items.

The lower house Of the Danish parliament has
unanimously ratified a treaty with the United
States for the islands OF st. Thomas and St.
Johns. II now goes to the upper house for con-
fTmation.
The British home Office positively denies author
iZiug the arrest Of Mr.. Train at Cork.
The London Observer says the correspondence
on the Alabama claims between Seward and Stan.
ley is finally closed.
The tone of the Russian press has become
pacific.
The Border Zeitung. Of st. Petersburg, urges
the ear to set an example Of general disarma-
ment .t
The British expedition has not advanced beyond
The English captiyes are alive and doing well,
but still in confinement.
Robt. J. Walker has written long letter in IA
vor Of an annexation Of the Danish West Indian
Islands treaty has been made between the
United States and the king OF the Fejee Islands,
mortgaging the islands for three years. in security
OF money due for having eaten some American
sailors. AS n pledge, the Fejee king sends
whales tooth, which the president Is to keep IL
the treaty is ratified. No writings have been ex
changed.
The Congressional Temperance Society met al
the capitol. There was dense crowd present.
Horace Greeley spoke.
Radical managers at Washington are consider
ing the admission Of Southern delegates at Chi.
cage. II is stated that Grants friends are adverse
to the admission of delegates from States not
represented ia Congress at the time the eonVen-
tion meets.
suppressed speech of Fernando Wood is
published in full ia New York.
The Arkansas convention per diem has been
IeconsdeIed and amended, allowing eight dollars
per day and thirty cents mileage each way.
In the house on the 10Th, at Quebec, the lament
able immigration from the province Of Quebec to
the United States was considered, with view OF
devising means to check it.
The banking house Of W. B. Sorley 4 Co., Gal
weston. was burglariously entered on the morning
of the 26th, and robbed Of about one thousand
dollars. In fifteen minutes more they would have
robbed the safe Of all its contents. Jimmy Rea.
gan, Of Memphis, the ringleAder, and three other
burglars, are IN jail.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-28

NILIrARY.-The following appointments have
been made by Gen. Hancock to ill existing
vacancies in the state Of Texas:
Bowie county-N. B. Anderson, to be clerk Of
the county court.
Ksufmsn county-A. B. johnson, TO be clerk of
the district court; Reuben Boen, 10 be county
commissioner; james Reynolds, to be justice Of
tie peace for precinct No. 4.
Goliad couniy-David Rhode, TO be clerk Of the
district court; J. W. Lane, TO be county rea-
kurer.
Rusk county-Chss. s. Harden, to be sheriff
Bexsr county-Ca.exto Nunez, 10 be assessor
and collector. ea
Gonzales county-M. H. Beatty, to be county
judge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. Winslow's soothins SYRUP for
Children Teehpg greatly facilitates the process Of tseshlus
By sOenlng the gums reducing all nasmssisnvil say all
Pain spasodie sction 70 regulate me bowe
Depend upon Mothers. wiz give rest to yourselves andre
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Never did we Of dissatisfaction BY
used IT. On the contrary all delighted with It's
ration speak Of eOmmsndatOn Of Its magical
effects medical virtues We rpeak In this matter "What
know" after years experience and pledge
4tion for the fuament Of here declare In almost
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amer the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using viii accompany each bota Be
sure call MrA wnslOws Soothing Syrup, having the
Of Curtis Perkins" outside wrapper All
others base limitations
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Prise only IS
cents per Bottle
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London. England; AL S. Paul street, MOntresi Canada
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sOTEIs AND REsTAURANTs

NEW YORK HOTEI-kEw YoEK OTTY.
fns un6srugnsd fUrmery ths pfeprstos a NE ~
Chss Hotel Orleans having purchased the interests
~ biz late partner Mr. Crsnsten the above naod hot
sk e. occasion 20 assure and the public generally
that viii spare pains sxpsnse 70 aintsr the we
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AtORKAU,s BEnTAUKAnT.
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CAROrDELET.
As rrsyssts respectfully inform tnsn ed isnds snd M
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Ths Board Of Directors declared dividend Of fresn
dollars share the Stockholders said dividend 70 be
placed to the credit Of unpaid stock account They have
further resolved cent interest the custand
Ing certificates Of Scrip 10 the holders thereof 90 and after
this date
The Company continues against the pe Of the
tseAs damage the
premium and twenty-five per cent TO psrtie,
insuriDg. -
DIREcToRs-J. H. Elmer A Chiapella, x ". Ogden, T.
W Adams j. J. Fernandez A Coutin. j. dodsten x SalOy
L r. Generss, W b Schmidt Q. Kohn J. A seignoaret,
John l. Adams, Victor Burths. q. Blanchn-
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Fifty dollars, SlOat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair For sale 81 Canal street.
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CAPITAL FxIzE-sSo.ooO.
NEETUCKY STATE LOTTERY FOR The BENEFIT
OF SHELBY COLLEGE.
GLASS B TO BE DRAWN AT oovINGToE. KY.
ON
Friday, January 3Ist, 1sSS
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drawing the $500 prise ~
. approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine re
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drawing the $500 prise ~
ID approximations Of $50 each for the nine remaining
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ttoUprises iSuN
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LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
II ERT UCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
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