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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-08

Legal Advertisements at legal rates.
Business Cards of 1--WE lines or less, $500 I
Sesr; each aaSitional line 500.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-08
=. A. BRYANT, m. D.,

DHYSICgAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
IL in Wise Il Bryant's Drug store. Residence,
corner of Sixth AID Franklin Streets, Cedar Falls,
Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-08
s. n. PIE RICE,

Late of Illinois.l -
nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
~ To the people of Cedar Falls and vicinity OF
ice at Plummers Drug Store. Residence ON 2ad
Street. between Washington and Clay.
N. B-The best references given IL desired.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-08

"A 1.-THE UNION NEAT MARKET. KEEPS
n constantly ON hand good assortment of tn,
best meats and other articles i'm the market line
which he Il selling at the lowest living prices
Main Street frst door North OF Campbell u Mill
Crockcry Store, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-08
DRY GOODS,

Il IMBALL, STEVENS Il CO., Whelesa
IN Cloth House. ~ Randolph Street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-08
VIM. RoBIMsoN, M. D.,

Late Surgeon of the 4th Iowa Cayalry.1
HAS LOCATED IN CEDAR FALLS, FOR
IL the practice of Medicine and Surgery. OF
Ice at j. L. Coles Drug Store Residence first
.ousc south of New School House.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-08
MORRIS LIPPoLD,
SAM. sloNpiN.

DARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, OVER
- A. l. Nichols Grocery Store, Cedar Fails,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-08
u O. n. HARLAcHER,
W. IT. ME DAIRY g. CO.

PHOTOGRAPHER OVER MEDARY'S
II Leather Store. Photographs, Ambrotypes,
3ems, Ivorytypes and pictures OF every style.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
tdCU.
} Ten Building Lots on Putnam ST., 81 Coz

The character Of the Officers and Mem hers of the
Association reliable arAutee tor The faithful iul
hment the promises purposes OF The AsS9csa
on. The property be DIS IioGt=d Is ali valuable
ject the inspect of All part interest u,
We offer no sititl-s b fabulous prices, what
every ticket holder entitled To he Will receive IN
valuable and available Real Estate or lash - add
The vstue OF The perry unit SUN Ger TO
provide the Charitable promises, and eXpen>e.
the A. aton, ami the Of dlspos of tue Con
cert Tickets. Md thou. claiming that ths ?
IS wor IN. price it this sche due, d. lot
clAiu il low possible add rea IEe nisf gin
ell ficiept for the purposes above Ismed
Tie Cotton Factory Is the Nj Of Messrs- =. & /.
e. CARNEY, known = BENIN gton Cotton Muis, >
is ia full md successful OF eraoa, and within 1--WE
minute. wax of the Railroad Depots, is run by water
power, run but two years
The houses all paying Ms rents, stust ted IN the
hear nnington viIlsgr. a rapidly growing FIhsee
a house un coupled, and hundred or more tenements
cou d be in m-d iately rented If built
The BUILDING Iots all on open, unoc coupled
Streets. be resdiiy sold or leased Some OF
them very desirable Lots.
All OF the property rec from incumbrance. coed
and valid Deeds Of all the property will be depos d
n tie Bank before the money drawn out Ihe Con-
will De given dunng the wlnter, ana general
Jtice al give of the time.
Ii is tx remeiy desirable the money be reiiz71
Immediately hat the soldiers Com nitter
may distribute the Charitable and where 1t IS gfey
needed the pres ut winter.
The objects OF the Association should commeEN TO
the puonc and ntiIle III lr cheerful and hearty
support It's Schedule of Awad s is the farest ever
offered to the public Presenl alton Sch The
class Of ;ersons 10 be ssstei by the AsSoci ion.
greatly the aid here sought for them, and after
much consultation this has bt ADOPTED he oest
means of reaching that end This is of series OF
Id giving TEN, and which If the pubic favor
go towards rendering them comfortable II Is
accomplish This pur pose that this appeal 10 the pub
Tic is made. Every one who can shouId AID US
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION

ARhhNDALE < cos GREAT WATCH CLUB.
INVERTRODY needs q good watch, and wishes TO Eef
IL II at The 1 at possible price horde OF .wnoisn
know tins have Arrived various ingenious devices TO
get peoples nd gilen either fail send watch,
send one that i 'yo-ihcss tmekeeper- Ar
RAND ALE Il 60 a+sH now perfected arrangements by
which fr The small -gn ct $40, a good ana reliable
wstrh may be certainly obtained. They have formed
GREAT WATCH CLUB on the following pien Ger
the all the watches named
wholesale isl (Which ia all Eppica are
mixed enclosed in envelopes ard sod tor % cents
each. Every CeiI1Cas j. warranted 10 be for Wafcn,
and viii be reference the list, are OF
less value than dollars whilst worth $780,
We undertake To send watch drawn, Whatever may
tie ifs value Tor TO- aud RIDER that ab
so HeiV Il pend getting first class mekeeper,
OF certificates sta r, cevs for watch No. $50
wholesale list p,St free which nrst-cisss
patent -eT handsome and reliable watch in ster ing
silver hunting ami usually said for $40 You Will
cEkTAINLr get such watch anh besides you may set
GOLD CHRoCoA=rER worth $500 We sell ths cerin-
One far % Three for 81 rents
SIX for 81 Twenty 10 So To thGSs sending l. We will
send hands lne C an To those IS, We
WI send warranted huf "a tarHih IL fwen
" years. Parties getting up large Clubs will rec-ss
app icatiou. As Il Is intention do strictly hla1s
ahe business aud 20 from habi' ity
t. loss. viii lend watches, DESIRED 1rr
MONEY inSirucrug the co''ect only on
delivery. Il desired forward watches BY null,
the be u Draft Post On -
Order, and viii then u We Will then
f'e package II otcs AMI II lost WILL
HErLAcE II watch sent 10 not
approved may be returned and the Will ne re-
funded The reputation Of our firm. which has bsen
established tor five vesrS, and IS well known ev ~
part 81 the will he deemed sufficient
that faithful contract
do. aa-.e>s ARRAND ALE s. CO..
l62 BH"ADwAr. New York.
md POI s oes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
Montpelier March Meeting.
TOWN OFFICERS.

TOWN OFFICERS.
E1derafor-J. I. Thurston
CLERK Nelson A. Chase
Selectmen-P. p. Pitkin, Samuel Wells,
Albert Johonnott
Treasurer-G. W Scott.
Orerseer Of the Poor-Henry Barnes.
Consfa5le-Robert Hargin.
Llslers-Theron o. Bailey, J. W Brock
Rodcrck Richardson.
Aud5iors-J A. Page, j. Y Dewey, E. P.
Jewett.
TRUSTEES Of .S,rpi1fa Fund-P. P. Pitkin
samuel Wells. Albert Johonnott.
Searr or Weights and Measures-Ezra
Marsh.
Torn Agcnt-Chas. Reed.
Superintendent Of SchooLs-C W Willard.
Commissioner Of the Undergraduates
Reed.
Tolcn Grand Jlero's-Samuel Wells, II
w Heaton, Medad Wright
Street CoDn,isaoners-Z. c. Camp, d. r.
stray, Levi Boutwell,
highway tax Of twenty cents on the
dollar was voted. to be paid in money by the
first of July
vote was unanimously passed, authoriz-
ING the selectmen TO erect a soldiers monu-
ment, at an expense not TO exceed $4,000.
1t was voted to abate the poll taxes of the
members of the fire companies.
Charles Reed was appointed agent with
authority to deed the old burying ground, il
he Judged it for the interest of the town to
do so
J. T Thurston, II. w. Heaton and E. P.
Jewett were appointed committee to CON
=ider the cxpediency of joining with other
towns in a Poor Farm Association.
\ tax Of sixty-ive cents on the dollar Of
the grand list wac voted, to be paid into the
treasury by the first of July next.
Vote for Commissioner - Parmalee, ia
AIdrch. 100
NoRrHrIELD.-Th following town office RS
were elected in Mortified yesterday by 70
majority George Nichols, Moderator G.
Edeerton, Town Clerk; VIM. Winch,
Samuel Keith, Reuben Smith, Selectmen
Geo. II. Crane, Treasurer; Benoni Webster.
Overseer Chas P Kimball, Constable and
collector: VIM Gold, Alonzo Preston, VIM.
Tucker; Listers; J. IL. Orcutt, Joseph
Gould. t. A Braman, Auditors Edwin X.
Jones. Trustee Of Surplus Money; Alanson
Holron Martin Cobleigh, Samuel H. Nye,
Fence Viewers Marvin Simons,. E. W.
Howe, Adolphus Denny, Grand Jurors: An
drew Doty, Inspector of Leather; Joel
Winch, Town Agent; s. W Shattuck, Su-
Uerintendent of Schools. For County Com
missioner. Aldrich 205, Parmalee l87.
Berlin Town OFFIcERs-J. ". Wheelock
clerk and Treasurer James B Scovill, A.
" Alexander and L. n. Ellis, Selectmen
tnson Stebbins, Constable; j. E. Hale
Nelson Chase and Joseph House, Listers,
Leonard Ellis, Overseer of Poor A. X.
Warren. Town Agent; E. l. Carpenter.
Superintendent of Schools. A town tax Of
20 cents on the dollars was voted with dis
count of per cent. if paid before July 18th
The vote for Commissioner stood, for L. Par
malice u : l.. F Aldrich 63
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
CHOICE MUSIC BOOKS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

BEETHOVEN'- SONATAS, vols. Cloth. each 81 81
Cnapin's siaz4rkas ard Wal Cath 8 90. Men,
non s Songs irhout Nor-s, Cloth g co. Mo-
zarts Sonaras. C on. $3.50 Thalbers's L Ar du
Chant, i tn o. Moore Irish Melodies Pain $3.50,
Cioti4 s. o.. Fu Gilt. - o.
HONE CIRCLE ~ERIES- comprising Collection Of
Instrumental Music 'oT the PAM, volumes he Pf-
suiss Album, new Ca'iecton, forming the thrd '"-
of the Home Circle The ~ yer Chord, Songs
Ballads Ouarter~. Duets. &c r Arc. - shower OF
Psaris.'' Vocal Duets Piano Acc Gems If German
song German and English Words, Piano Acc " Gems
cf ~coush Song and Bal ats. Piano Ace.
S.cred Snr'' -ahash Songs and Hume Bal
lad. Piano Acc. Operate Pearls Popular Songs
Quar- Dpet= Trios principal Oper q.
Prils u .a.n v"iag2e, Plain 81 so; Cl"th. . 20 )
Ci.th full GIT, G Sold Feparai volumes. or the
set complete ~ si Music eaers and po.tpa'd BY
OLIVE DITSoN * Co, 81 Washington ST.. Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

S. ID. & II. W. SMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS
We have ourselves both seen and heard a
large instrument of the above manu- facture
which has been purchased by the Congruga-
tional Society of this place. 1t is very su
perior instrument in the mechanical perfec-
ton of its various parts, and in the resem-
bance of its tones to those Of a pipe organ
it is superior TO any we have ever heard. 1t
contains 5 sets of reeds and IA stops, and is
capable of a great variety of expression. its
soitest tones being beautifully sweet and
pure, while the stronger tones are delight
fully full and sonorous. The reeds are so
voiced that there is marked difference in
The quality of the tones Of each set, and by
this improvement different qualities of tone
can be used when desired. and when the
whole are combined. a richer, grander vol
ume of tone is produced than can be by other
instruments not thus voiced. 1t Is but just
that we should say that this Organ was Sc
lected by the committee, after a careful study
and trial of the most celebrated reed organs,
and is believed by them to possess more OF
the requisite qualities to make up good in
strument, than any other kind of organ man
ufactured. These organs are man featured
by 5. d. Il II. W. Smith, Boston, Mass
Barton Standard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

The children of Mr.. Hall, of Patten near
the Vermont and Canada line, are five in
number, and all have six fingers upon each
hand, and six toes upon each foot. The
two youngest are twins, four years, and
weigh 125 pounds each.
SUIcIDE.-On Monday morning of last
week, Betsey Brown, of Whitehall, N. Y,
aged about sixty-seven, committed suicide
by inflicting deep cuts with knife, on her
arm and throat, the last of which severed the
jugular vein. No cause stated.
PATENTs.-The following patents were is-
sued Jan. 2lst Lyman NJ, Bailey, of Land.
grove, assignor to self and Joseph T. Long
Of same place, for improvement in tuyere
irons; Ovette Boynton, of Hinesburgh, for
improvement in lamps William S Douglass
of Richmond, for improved clothes wringer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

BARRE.-The financial statement of the
town of Barre for the year ending the LIST of
March, shows the following figures:
Orders drawn by Selectmen, $5,l34 60
Amount Of school money divided, 799 90
Orders drawn by Oversecr of the
Poor, 1,746 90
Expenses of cemetery, 1878, 81
Receipts of cemetery including town
orders, LOOP az
Liquor sold, 1,347 IL
Agents salary, IS 00
The Indebtedness of the town over
what is due, and in hands of
Treasurer, 3,475 II
The town paid for services and
expenses of town officers, 277 81
Over $4,000 of taxes have been collected
during the year.
THE WEATHER.-From all parts of the
State we have accounts of the intolerable
severity of the winter thus far Water is
becoming scarce in many places, and the
ground is frozen to a depth hardly ever
known heretofore. The increased demand
for wood and coal is making sad inroads up
on the supply provided for the season, and
prices of fuel have an upward tendency.
Hay and feed for stock is also being con-
sumed in large quantities, and in many sec
tions only an early spring can prevent much
distress among farmers with large stocks OF
cattle, sheep and horses, and only short
supplies with which to feed them, and but
limited means for replenishing their barns
and granaries To add to the severity of the
season, we are Just now experiecing the
heoyicst snow storm Of the winter.
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL.-James S
Peck, Esq, of Montpelier, has been appoint
ed Assistant Adiutant General with the
rank Of Major, vice Henry B. Bradley, re-
signed Mr.. Peck's experience as Adjutant
in the 18th and 18th Vermont Regiments
will make him valuable assistant to Adiu.
tant General Wells
Town OFFIcERS.-Town Clerks will confer
a favor by sending Us as soon as NAV be, a
list of town officers and the vote for com
missioner, in their respective towns yester-
day.
GOLD MryGNG.-We call the attention Of
our readers to an advertisement elsewhere in
this paper, of the Minister Brook Gold
Mining Company. This company was in
corporatcd last fall, and seem to be getting
ready to 90 to work, and we trust they may
be successful in finding gold in paying guam
titles along the channel Of the brook
Hon j II Barrett, Commissioner of Pen
sions. has resigned his Office. Mr.. Barrett
has accepted the chief editorship of the Gin
cinnati Erening Chronicle, a new radical pa
per which Will appear on the 9th of March.
lie formerly occupied similar position on
the Cincinnati Ga,ette but resigned to ac-
cept his present position. Mr. Barrett was
from Vermont, was Secretary OF the Senate
some years, ard we believe, editor of the
Middlebury Register.
The premium list of the Vermont State
Fair will exceed $500, and the premiums
for cattle have been increased p per cent
Prof A. D. Hager, of Proctorsyille, is
delivering very acceptable lectures in various
parts Of the State, on the Paris Exposition
Europe.
MoRMsvILLE AcADEMY.-rhe spring term
has commenced with ninety students in the
academical department. The energetic and
successful management Of Mr.. A. J. san
born. the principal, keeps the institution in
a f0urishing condition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES.


. or VERMONT In Probate Court held .t
RANDOLPH DISTRICT s. rfi sms,ovn,, in said dis
f-ir' ON The Sd day Of F-h., d. 1868.
ESENEZER RASs, Executor OF the last will aud
IL testament OF Moses Ordrav late of Willis metown,
IN salo Dstric, d-ceased his
sccoun for examination and allow vance and mixes
aFpc ton Tor GREE Of distribution and partition q
the estate OF said deceased
"hereupon II is ordered by said Court, hat said
sccount I'd said apple .fis referred session
- said Court TO be held al the Prob .te once Tn
brn'kheid, on tn 2tsh day Of March, A. 1865 for
hearing and decision lher
And it ia further ordered. that notice hereof -
given to all pers rested by publication Of the
s1me three weeks succes$iveIy IN the cen Noun
"a Fr--m n, new paper publ shed al Montpelier,
previous to aid 'r'e Apo fos he rim that the
may appear sai TIM and place. and shaw esuss
II ang they hzv. why SAID should not b
Al owed, and such decree made
By the Court
Flows Aues-J. CI.EAvELANO. Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
Religious Items.

The parishioners of Rev. A. s. Baron, of
Townshend, have presented him S85 in
greenbacks
Joseph Steen, Esq, of Brattlcboro, has
been a member of the Congregational Sab
bath School in that place for half a century
Elder Miles Grant, Of Boston. Adventist
and Mr.. Simmons, of Woodstock, Spiritual
ist, have had a public religious discussion at
Stowe, commenting on the 25th ult.
Row a-d Mrs. VIM. s. Palmer. of Wells
River = pastoral visit on the Goth ult !.
received several very generous presents. val
ucd at about S75.
Increased religious interest exists in the
Metl,odiz: society at Georgia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

VIII our friends do the favor to bear in
mind that we have one of the largest and best sp.
pointed Book and job Printing Establishments in
state, and always in readiness do any kind
Of job Printing, from the smallest address card
70 the mammoth poster" most voluminous
book, at short notice, and at living prices Our IA
cilitIes such that confidently solicit the favors
Of friends desiring anything in our line of bust
ness, and guarantee them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
Gbt fireman.
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1868,

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly va
liable for its news from all parts of Vermont, and
our friends different parts of the State, especially
n Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, will
confer q great favor upon and readers by
sending local intelligence. Give the facts and
We viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
Berlin Town Caucus.

The Union Republicans of Berlin hereby re-
ruested to meet at the school House, near Montpe-
Iier village Saturd ~. March 1865, at O'clock
r. NJ for the purpose of selecting one delegate and
substitute therefor 10 the State Convention, and
also two delegates and two substitutes therefor
the District Convention to be holden at Rutland on
re I-tf .iay OF March next
Per order Town Committee.
Berlin Feb. %, j So.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Persons holding cou-
pom bonds and other valuable securities and
papers, may place them in the Union Safe
Deposit Vaults, Boston, and feel perfect and
entire security from loss by fire or burglary
Parties visiting Boston, are invited to call
and examine the Vaults. at No 40 State
street, where the managers will take pleas
ure in showing the safes, &c, and give all
necessary information.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
THE JUICES OF RYE.

The celebrated Extract of Rye that everybody Sc en-
To be using, without doubt the best thing for all pa.
monary complaints that be used. Try It. For sale
by apotbecares and druggists all he Country C.
A. RICH sRDS CO., 80 Washington street, Bos -.
Largest Retail Wine and Spirit House in America.
THREE GOOD THINGS.
Wheat, rye and corn make the lannon's Golden sheaf
Whi.key. Try Il, if you want good thing. Sod
sserywhete. ca =: Richards & Co, SO Washington
street, Boston, largest Retail Wine and Spirit House in
America.
PURE OLD GIN.
Dunser's old London Dock Gin, from The old house
J. & T. Danser London is the best ar icie of Gin
10 be had. Sold in bottles only by all and drug
gists everywhere. c. A. RICHARDS-& CO, 80 Wash
ing'on street, Boston, largest Spirit in America
RADICAL KEoTOhArlON.-lts good effects are
permanent 1t only the color of the hair,
but the quantity glossiness. This said by
every using Mrs. e. A. Aliens Improved NEW Style
Hair Restorer Dressing, Tin one bottle) Every Drug
gis sells it. Price dollar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

IMPEACHMENT MANAGERS Republi-
can members of the House of Representatives
have selected as Managers on the part OF
that body, for conducting the Impeachment
trial before the Senate, Messrs Butler,
Logan, Boutwell,, Williams of Pennsylvania
Stevens, Bingham and Wilson of Iowa. The
House will undoubtedly, ratify this choice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
John g.. CrawfOrd,s Estate

fE'HE SUBSCRIBERS having b.en appointed BY The
Hon. Probate Court for tie District OF Washn ton,
Comni- eive, xsmius and adjust All cams
and demands OF all persons against the estate - John
GCrt~ford tate of O. hse D. ss District
rsprese ed insolvenf. and the term OF months rom
the 10 day of Feb lseS ing a'iowsd BY sac Coeft
the iitnrs of dcrased h'bf and proSe
Eheir - irs befoFe give nHt &C. that ve
II 9IJetd the dues Hf sppo' n ment 81 ne
dEe'iing non Of Y ICo~ Sa"sh Cr+ 70 d, In NO IN
i ID, IN sala Ct Gil ire - WedUe-dav Of aarcn
ant t-Ebtr O'Clock in the afternoon
-ch OF said days.
WILLIAM GOLD, yc.nn,r
viIITAM WINCH, !"
.so.JhEeid, FeS. ls, A D. lSt6. Ts~S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

Revivals are reported of churches in Hun
tington, Underhill and Essex. The interest
in Essex succeeded the Christian Convention
held there some two months ago.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

OFFIoE or iNTkzNAL REVENUE.
Washington, Dec. 80. leo7 !
WHKRKAs, GEO. P. FOSTER, President, J. HAL
SEY, CUSnMAN. SECRETARY, and Others a. nan
ayers Of the " Vermont Soldiers Asss stance AssccIa
ton made due APP LEGATION to JOcEfH 70
LAND, Colrc OF Internal kes>nue fr The First
COLLECTION district Of the Stare OF Vermont tor pr
mission O hold Loiters l. III or GIT Eaterprlee,
AID presented satisfactory ev!deIc that tn oeeeds
of said tery Rattle Gilt Enterprise, Will be de
voted uses, here by granted
SAID Managers bod such Lottery, haffe or t1lti
En- erpIse xempt from all charge, wheeler + ON
spe raj tax or Ter duty respect Of said Lottery
Katie Gift EnterprIs-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

FOR NONRETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE Of
Urine Irritation Inflammation, oruceraI OF the bladder
Kidneys diseases of the pnstate glands, in the
bladder, calculus, gravel brick dust deposits and
diseases OF the bladder, kidneys and dropscal sweng
Use HELsbLDs FLUID EXTEaCr BUcHA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

OF Money realized by the Association from the
ale of Tics the following Schedu TO be s're
among Sick. Wounded and Disabled 80 CirTs.
and W idows phans Of Soldiers throU ghout The
State. To raise this money tor he purposes above
stated, the Association will give one or more