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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05

day. 1t is ardently hoped that these meet
ings will receive favorable consideration and
be well attended. Let all lovers of Chris
tianity, modern sobriety and good order, be
present to encourage with their presence,
and assist as they may be able in the exer-
cises of the meetings, the object of which is
to arouse the energies of the good people of
the county, to the urgent need of newed
exertions in behalf of temperance. In these
times when the g enemy is coming in like
flood = in other states, and g mems hearts
are failing them for fear, and the cause droop
ing in our own State, it is beftting that we
come together and stir up each other minds,
and if we do no more than to re-affirm that
men who occasionally drink are in danger of
becoming drunkards, we shall do well. And
if, perchance, we may have a more vivid real
ization of the duties we owe the rising gene
virtue and self-denial, I trust we shall feel
amply paid for the little sacrifice we may
make. We also extend cordial invitation
to any and all who may not be in perfect
sympathy with US upon this subject, to
the duty Of the individual or the State.
. Come, and let us reason together Per-
adventure we may be proftted thereby. The
friends of these several places are DESTROYS
that we come, and viii entertain US gladly.
Editors of papers circulating in the county,
will give an impulse to the cause by giving
this call favorable notice in their columns.
Ministers will also confer a favor by pub
fishing it to their congregations with few
words of commendation. Speakers will be
provided as far as the state of the treasury of
the society viii admit. but we shall expect
assistance from the friends Of the cause
throughout the county.
The annual business of the society will be
transacted at the New bury meeting
JoHN b. MEAD,
President O. &. T. 5.
= T. CARPENTER. Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05
Temperance Meeting.

Pursuant to instructions received at the
last meeting Of the Orange County Temper
anee Society, hereby give notice of a series
ofmeot,ngs to be held in the county, under
tie auspices Of said society at the following
places and dates, viz One at Tunbridge, one
At West Topsham, and at Newbury. The
ming Of Monday, Feb. 10th, and close some
time during the following day. The one at
West Topsham. will commence on Wednes-
day. Feb. 10Th at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
close in the evening Of the same day. The
one at Newbury, will commence Thursday
evening, Feb 18th, and close the following
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05

STATE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON CO. s.
HOMER W. HEATOS& ! NHrREss, the said
CHARLES REED Orators OF Montpelier.

=
HOMER W. HEAToS & WHraEss, the said
CHARLES REED Orators, OF Montpelier.
Pm said county, nave
JOEL D. PRATT and his vile. ieA in the atice Of the
HANNAH PRATT. Clerk Court
bill of complaint against tie said defend setting
forth among other things. that enc, leaHzo Stems
March To- 1856 executed 90 tie Orators LIS five Pr"nis
sorv nores follows: One 80 CO. lor SIS CO.
and three Ga each, payabls everiy the atoSe
order in one, three. five date
with interest annually and secured lie by mort
gseine 10 the Orators tins house lot, dive ing heuse
of Clay Hin road, in the village OF MouiPeiier and
bounded rods ia front by said road aud extending
twenty rods, and occupied by SAID Hannah and
the same premises decided the Orators Aurora Nal
larv. August 5, 1871 asn III sail Stefrnss MAY ~
1867 eded his right end interest IN said premises II
said Joel D. assumed the payment of SAID notes 10
Hestun Reed also that said Joel H. has gone I"
parts unknown. nj that The sad Hannah Claims Inc
right homestead said pr misses AMI praying that
said mortgage may be force osed against the SAID lie
PENDANTS
AID whereas II sppsars that the SAID Joel d.
Pra resides of Ills STALE that asuhprn2 cannot
be served upon bin, therefore in pursuance al tne
statute IN made and provided, ntce p setebN
given To the Joe H. Paart and hereby required
10 ansar before he Cont 81 Chancery lie hell
tHs Tuesday March. 4 ID. 1865 n O'Clock a
said DAY. nd answer 10 said BIZ aus bids
order and decree therein Ia said court sa seem
And the directed this order with tie
substance bill published three weeks success
5veiy Mountain Freeman, a newspaper pub
Shed at Montpelier aforesaid last winch plbilca
be least twenty days previous 10 the SAID ser
ond Tuesday OF Starch.
Dated Montpelier, the County of Washington, 'h-
LUTHER NEWCoMB, CIe-k.
HxArOS & REED Solicitors 4 -aioTs- rows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05
DEATHS.

Notices of deaths inserted fseo. Obituaries, includ
ng poetry, inserted for five tine, he paid fol
ad vance. This rule will he strictly adhered 70.
In South Barre Jan. 18th, Mrs. LUCY STERLING
widow ot the late Joseph Sterling, aged 81 and
10 days.
DrED, At Wsupaca, Wis, on The 18th of Januury Of
typhoid fever, Mrs. CARRIE SESSIONS, wife OF Hon
In West Concord, Jan. 25 HANNAH NJ. BAILEY,
wife of }. II. PEEK, NJ. D., aged % years, months and
% days.
one ysaT go and little more
She a happy bride,
Hyho took the hand of him she loved,
And in whose arms she died.
One little year Of welded Joy
Was given her below,
And oh, The bliss of that year
Few mOrta's ever know
She deemed her home and h4ppness
On earth little heaven
And scarce bell we'd that e'en above
Mole light and joy given.
Oar in darkness fail
Why death tor her must call,
In life so much by all beloved
In death SO mourned by all.
The bridal dress Of spotless white.
TIE bridal flowers she
Go with her TO the silent tomb
Bnt not 10 Heavens shors.
Fer Jesus has purer robe
Than that OF spotess White,
And a crown FORMER more beautiful
Iban the flowers she were thar night.
Rest darling We will guard and guide
With tenderest love and
Thy little blossom here below
" hIle thou wilt watch him there.
And he shall bs the tender lie
That holds Thy husband here
Nav thou no more canst share his lot
This gem his shall cheer.
May Jesus in his plying love
Help us the stroke To bear
Ami teach TO live earth
That may meet thee there EIIKN
Chicago papers please copy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR THE MILLION
ARRANDALE cos GREAT WATCH CLUB.

ARRANDALE & cos GREAT WATCH CLUB.
LIVERY BODY needs good watch, and wishes TO get
H II at the least possible price; hord. of swinders
knowing this have contrved various devices
get peoples money, and then either fail send watch.
or send oBe that worthless a time-keeper. AR
RANDALL & CO have now perfected arrangements hy
which, for the small sum OF S0 good aud reliable
watch may be certainly obtained. They have formed
GREAT WATCH CLUB on the following plan Ger
caies containing the numbers of all the watches named
IN wholesale list (Which ali appcans)
mixed enclosed in envelopes, ard sold tor 25
each. Every certificate warranted to be for watch,
and as will be reference TO the list, oi
less value than dollars whilst some WORTH $500.
We undertake O send watch drawn, Whatever
he lis value for 10, and RIDER that msy a6
so utey depend upon getting first class tmekeeper
we guarantee that purchaser Of one Dollars worth
OF certificates shs receive least for ch No $50
on our wholesale list, free, which ffrsc
patent lever, handsome and reliable watch sterling
silver hunting and usually sold for $40 You will
CERTAINLY such watch; and, besides, may get
GOLD cHRoNoMCrER worth $500. We sell the cerIih-
Gates follows: One for % Three for Sd cents
Six for 81 Twenty fo- &c. To thoss sending will
send handsome chain gratis. To those sending So,
VII send warranted not otaTnish la TWEEN
~ Parties getting larger clubs will receive
liberal presents, paTculas of which be learned
application As it is in ention d. strictly honor
able business, and 10 insure customers from liability
10 loss, will send watches II desired,
MONEY, nsrructing the express collect only
delivery IT desired TO forward watches by nail.
the money must be by Bank Daft Post Office
Order, and il will then b. risk. We Will then
the package post office and If lost
REPLACE IT watch sent Is not
approved, II may be returned aud the money will be
funded The reputation of our firm. which has been
established for five years, and is well known in
the country, will be deemed sufficient
guarantee that will faithful periorm Il we
to do. Address ARRANDALE 4 CO.
l61 BROADWAY. New York.
Svi Pa-rO P0N :
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only reliable, the cheapest Try it. Mrs.
s. A. ALIENS IMPROVED (ne,o style) HAIR
REsroRER or Dressing, lin one botte.) My
wife and children prefer it, Every Druggist
sells it. Price One Dollar.
Difficulty of passing urine, or thick water.
The horse strains in attempting to urinate :;
the effort is painful, and he is able to pass
only small quantity at time. Give Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders.
Furred tongue, heartburn, piles, disten-
ton of the stomach and bowels, dizziness at
the stomach, loss of appetite, pain in the
side, back or limbs, can be cured by the use
of Parsons Purgative Bills.
We ready and willing to warrant
Johnson Anodyne Liniment to be the best
article that can be used for coughs, colds,
dysentery, diarrhea, cramp and pain in the
stomach or bowels. 1t is equally safe and
effective for children or adults.
" oh that will be joyful " when and women
throw physic TO the dogs and when of order,
10 getting Of order, take Plantation Bers
Are you Dyspeptic, Nervous, Jaundiced, Weak, Low
Spirited you sick and do know what a!s you
We advise you TO Plantation Bitters and yon will
surely experience relief.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet arhc'e-snpe-
ror 10 Cologne, and at h1lf the price. spf&M5w2
There are few ps rsors living who would consent for
given OF money to part with their hair and forever
wear wig even consent 10 have this glory of the
body changed from natural hue the color that marks
age and decay. Yet thousands Ter want of simple
remedy with their reach, becoming pIematurey
bald and Bsrret's Vegetable Hair Restorative "
preventative, SIS bur rifle, and will work
wonders with your personal appearance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05

The STATE TEACHERS AssoCIATION.-The
Newport Express says of the recent meeting
at Barton .'the session was success through
out, and said by many 70 have been among
the most interesting and instructive ever
held by the Association. \ large number Of
teachers. superintendent and other friends
Of the cause were present, that no room
in the village was sufficiently large TO accom-
modate all. The citizens of Barton did every
thing possible for the entertainment and
comfort of all = The following resolutions
we're introduced by Prof Buckham and unan-
mously adopted
Resolred, That in the departure from the
State of Hon. J 5. Adams, formerly Score
tary Of the Board of Education, we have lost
one. who, during eleven years Of untiring
and inadequately requitod labor. has devot-
ed himself t. the service Of the State in her
educational interests with an ability, elo-
quencc, and carnestncSs which cntitlc him
to the gratitude Of the Commonwealth.
Resoired, That this Association tenders to
Mr.. A E. Rankin, the newly appointed Sec
rotary of the Board, the assurance of its
hearty cooperation and support in his labors
to advance the educational interests Of the
State
The following are the officers of the Asso-
citation for the ensuing year President, j
$ Sprulding of Barre Vice President, D. NJ
Camp, ID. of Newport Recording Secretary
l.. I. Ferris Of Windsor Corresponding
Secretary, Henry Clark Of Rutland Treas
urcr, O. IL. kile Of Vergennes Executive
Committee, +. Conant of West Randolph
Prof. b. Kellogg Of Middlebury, Prof VI. III .
Buckham of Burlington
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05
J sprnezrr gSIcksord,s Estaie.

STATE O. VERMONT, ! IN Probate Cont held al
WAsHIyG7sN DISTRICT $ ( Nol pelier. IN dis
III = en- he n Day Of Fzb-. A. = lcGs
s.NRY BARNES, Adm illustrator ~ are estate,
/ no. already stored. # b-ueZ-r Bickfnrd,
late OF $40 pe-r, said DIS ric deceased, presents
his adrirjsr isr eZauiinaloa and allow
and kss apr Isaton for d-c-e at distribution
and partition of tie estate OF said 'ece sed
Nnere0Pon It II ordered ~ said Count, that sad
account and aid srQ tfIo r-tr red session
OF said Court 10 be ht.d AT he Pr b ste odice
sai4 Montpelier, tn 2i.h day Of February, A. D.
1S6S, for hearing aud decision lh=s
And Is further ordered. tbzT nofies hereof BE-
10 all peTs intetesi=i pubiicstioR OF the
same three weeks successfully he g Noun
ia n Freeinln, newspaper pn5i shed II Aontpeher,
previous appointed for hesrin ,thst they
may appear al / tiI1e and place ana show cause
II any they AVA. WY s1sd ar.ount SHOULD rot he
SLOWED, and sgcl lecree made
6y Ile Cont
FG.3 Attest lt. - HHRgf.T. Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Zeley keyes' Estate.

STATE CT VERhONf, In Probate Court, he'll
WAsH'saroS DIsrRicr, IS at Montpelier, in said dis
t. CT. oc the - h day of Januarv, A. n. 1868.
INBES SCRI8N ER, Adm Tnistfator o. tie
IA OF Zsiey Reyes late of atoretown, in saif ri--
trlct deceased, presents his administration
ex1minst on and allowance. and makes spF,ifc-
ton for decree Of distribution and partition
estate of said -caet I'd;
"hersuP q ii is ordered hv saii Court that said
CONT and ssid sppi alton %. referred session a.
s1i Court to h. he's h Prob Office in =sii M-at
peer. TIL - j y Of r. 7Tlzry.A d. Is g fuT
ing and decision thereon and l. further es-s
ihat nolce hereof he gwen all persons frTestts
~ publication 90 he three ks srcr.ssTv~tg
II the Green siountsin Freeman. nrwsp pr Fu"-
ilsAed at No1tPeIef previous said tims med
for hearing, that they may appear SAD tine Es'a
place. AID and show cause, il any hey have, nh
said account should be allowed, ami such
uade Bv = Court
F6g3 Attest.-F r. MERRILL. judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05
CHOICE MUSIC BOOKS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

BEETROVEN'S SONATAS, = vols, Cloth, each g. -.
Cnopin'5 and Wal CCth s. 90 Men
esshon Songs Without WORDS, Cloth. 81 co. No
zart's Sonaias, Coih, 81 %. 1halbers's l. Ar du
Chant Moote's Irish Melodies, Pain 81 50,
Cloth 81 o.. Fu ! Gilt, 81 o..
HOME CIRCLE SERIES, comprising Collection Of
Instrumental Music FOR the Pianu, volumes The Pi
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of the :. Home Circle The Silver Chord, Songs,
Ballads QuartetS Duets &c, Piano Acc. Shower of
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Song, German and English Words, Piano Acc = Gems
Sacred Sonr,' sabbath Songs and Home Bal
lads PIano Acc Operate PeariS'' Popular Songs,
Quartets, Duets Trios, from the principal Oper
Price of each volume, Plain - so Cith, s. 60 ;
cloth full g 81 TO- Sold IN separate volumes, The
complete by all Music esers and sent postpaid by
OLIVER DIToON & CO. 81 Washington St, Boston.
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Gbf frefma,
MONTPELIER, vr.:
FEBRUARY ), 1868.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly vaI
uable tor its news from all parts of Vermont, and
friends in different parts of the State, especially
IN Washington Orange and LamOille Counties, will
confer great favor upon us and our readers by
sending local intelligence. Give the facts and
we VIII arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05
Washington County Convention.

The friends of Temperance in Washington County
invited to meet at the Grand Jury Room in Mont
peicr on Thursday, Feb. Goth, 10 4 M to nominate
acandIdate Tor County Commissioner and such other
business may be desirable.
by order Of the County Committee.
Jan. 2Sth. IsGS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05

a cobbler of Vergennes, in an advertise
ment. sets himself forth . Shoemaker to
His Honor the Lord Mayor of Vergennes p"
Sir Curtis NJ Lamson of London recently
made present of $1,000 to his native place
New Haven Mills, Vt. for the erection of
school house.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
A CAR ..

DIXBV 4 CO, on retiring from the business Of Drug
ID gisssand.A pohe thank their friends and ie
public Tor the liberal patronage heretofore extended
them IN trade, and would also heartily recommend
To them their successor Dir. s. Putnam, man whom
hnve ioTg known business diiigent. capable and
upright, and WEo having associated with hmse IL
Henry r. Bixhy, CHEF clerk tor the last I'VE years,
VIII be able 10 answer promptly and satisfactorily all
calls and orders in their line. BlXBY & co.
Montpelier. Jan F6vS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05

4uo OIAchuS OOuuty rdlT udb
been located for the next five years at Barton.
Mr.. A. A Randall of Craftsbury has a
Durham calf nine months old, which weighs
$50 lbs
Miss Elnora Blanchard, of Barton. took a
rife, few days since, and fired at hen
thirty rods distant, and broke its leg at the
first fire. She then fred at another and put
bullet plump through it's body. Two birds
at two shots at thirty rods is good shooting
for lady or gentleman either.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
S24O 900 has been expended for building
purposes in the village of Rutland the past
year. Eighty new buildings have been
erected.
A man was found dead in one of the West
Rutland Marble quarries on Friday of last
week.
A child of Mr.. Cassidy, of Rutland, was
so severely burned on Sunday morning last,
during momentary absence of its parents,
that in spite of all the assistance rendered,
it survived only short time
Rutland now boasts the largest population
and the largest grand list of any city or town
in Vt. Her population is estimated to ex
ceed ii ,000, being an increase Of fifty per
cent. since 1860.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
w. II. Goodnow has been appointed post
master at Fayetteville in place of Amherst
Morse, resigned.
Mr.. II. W. Stone had his OK team run into
by an engine and train at Cold River crossing,
on Saturday and one so badly injured
to make it necessary to kill it for beef The
81 Cd sba1 and tolara hla M
escape for Mr. Stone HIMSELF
SMART OLD LADY.-Mrs Gibson, of Lon
donderrv, who has attained the age of
years, has during the past season,
woven four hundred yards of cloth, done her
She frequently walks to the village store and
back, distance of three miles
Dr. Ketchum Of Brattleboro, recently OK
tracted from the Of patient, afflicted
with deafness, two kernels of wild oats,
which had been imhedded in the flesh. The
patients hearing has improved.
At :, fashionable wedding in Brattleboro,
recently, a cynical old gentleman presented
the bride with pair Of fat-irons, a wash
board, mop, broom and gridiron.
Some butchers in Brattleboro, had quite a
struggle in killing two year old heller last
week. She had broken her flstenings the
previous night and in the morning when the
butchers entered charged them, driving A. NJ.
" illicut into a stall where she knocked him
down and would soon have killed him had
not the others come to his aid. His injuries
though severe are not fatal.
A son of John O. Pullen Of Dummerston,
while playing with an axe cut of two of his
fingers.
Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Goodnough of South
Vernon, celebrated the anniversary of the
tenth year of their welded life, by a tin wed
ding on the evening Of Jan. 18th.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
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Wilcox 81 Clubs sewing 1Eachin



In Norhdeld Jan - hy Rev VIM. : Haz-n, Mr.
WILLIAM DEWEY of Berlin aud Mrs. SARAH F.
BUSH at New Vork Citv.
In Granville Jan. 20. bV Rev. Geo. Guernsey, Mr..
WILLIAM +. WALL at -. Adams, and Conductor or
he VI .. K. aud Miss EtTN!CE l. tMB OF Granville.
In Albany VI. Jan. Is, nv Rev. James Spinr ev,
NJ. DAVID rAiDEEN Oop Of \ hsHy, ana Miss : l.
SAN A. BARNES - Compton, Canada East.
In Albany. VI. Jan. ~. BY Rev. James Spinnev,
Nr. CHARLES W. CLIFFORD e Piermunt, y. IL, anu
MISS MARY ]. CROSS Of Low ell, Vt.
IN field The NJ. L. Parsonage Jan. 25th, by
Rev y. II. Granger, Mr.. FREDERICK ALNON HART
ii Waterbury, and Mss ABBiE MARIA BOYDEN OF
DuNbury.
In Mount Holly. Jan. ist, by Row. N. Adams Amer
ON II. PECK ard MARY L. HARRINGTON, bath OF
Mount Holly.
Dec 25th, hv Rev. c. ". Emerson, Of B-ookfeld Nj
IT-CIaN H. COPELAND OF Bridgeport, CT. and Miss
VIOLA ). FULLAM OF BEookde. q.
Bridgeport papers plea copy.
Jan Isi, by Rev. C. w. Emerson, Mr.. ALBERT f.
EDISON and Miss JULIA f. MILLER, both of Il an
dnph.
IAN l@th, bv Rev; e w, En-, rs9n &r. HENRY
Dali Of Randolph.
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PHOENIX
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY is presented
\ energetic and reliable business men who can de-
vote their entire the business, represent this
O d. staunch and most successful lite company. The
nv popu ar features peculiar 10 the PnenS Mutual
advantages II offers TO the assuring public
freedom restrictions travel and oocupationits
ureitable polIcies-its liberal premium system--he
economy the agoment. and lis large annual Ovid
ends render profitable company agents de-
of realizing handsome competency by their en-
terprse and energy.
LnDiV
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.F0AEhssa E'wE g-s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN PROBATE ur., held
wAsHISGroN DISTRICT, IS. a. Montpelier. said
District on the 18th daF cf J.Hu' ~, n. 1858
IIOFATIO LoOHIS, Admin tIator OF the estate
of joshua TEiug, late Of Barre. in said
District ceased resents hif oGnf
for examination and slsowance. nd makes Application
for decree ct dszuibEfion and partition Of The IS
tate said deceased: hsreupHr, 1t IS orcered by
sail Court SAT- p'icsfien b. rs
arrsd session Of Said COuTtto be held Al The Pro
bate Office Montpelier, the 1871 Gay Of Feb
rEar- II. IS6s for bearing ard decision thereon1
anu i further ordered, that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested, by piSlicAton OF he same
three weeks ~u-c-ssvefr the G-He1 Mountain Free
nan. 4 newspaper pGp'ished 81 Montpelier, previous
ID sid time atpoin ell tor hearing, that they may al
near az sad a. place, snd s"os cause, u sny
tsey may have Why said unit hou'd not be allow
ed ana such decree mare By the Court
F5x3 Auest-T. K. MERRI LII. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-05

To ) iurner JOuiO lIt q \ or IA ' a MI
Neuri Ia i'll i sale, certain and speedy cre OF
Neura and al Nervous Diseases. The severe~t cases
are comp etrly AMI permanently cured Il very sho
time Neuralgia the face head utterly ban~l ed
a few hours. No form ct Nervous Disease withstand~
magic influence. has the unqualified approval o.;
many eminent phy >icans Il contains noh hing injurious
the delicate stem. sold every where Sent ON
receipt of 81 OBJ AMI two postage stamps. TURNER +
Co, - T'rauufr =, Boston, Moss. ProprieIors.
Bton. July sol, I0".. sPFSN27yl
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two ssss.2%ss EOSIE.ESgS
" 20 re given
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.

Terms Of ue- 5s-sa.p.-Geutlenen 81 Ladies IS
cent.
Board msy BE obtained st the American, BuTnhsm's,
AMI tie Jui'u Hotels at per day, exclusive OF FIRE
BoaSs.-lhe Chorus Wreath, the Greeiiu-, aud the
bfs-. viii be FURNISHED faE tbs use ct the Conven
F-cs
Return checks will be furnished free attend
ING b, Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada, and
PaS~'inii>ic Rsiitnsd.