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HE GETS MARRIED

Bill Thomas, and was born in Baltimore
on the 18th of September, 1850.
Her father, who by his robberies was al
ways in funds, sent his two daughters to
school at the convent of Notre Dame des
Vsctoires, where they acquired a first
class education. At an early age the wife
of Thomas died, and he took up his abode
in the purlieus of Fell's Point, leaving
his daughters at the convent. He con-
ceived the plan, however, of turning his
daughters accomplishments to account,
and gave them instruction in the myster-
les of his profession.
Lizzie proved an apt and willing
scholar, and materially aided her father
in entrapping the unwary. As woman,
she is what the world would denominate
beautiful. She is about Eve feet two
inches high, of petite figure, and very
light complexion of blonde, and with a
profusion of light haxen hair. Her face
has rather sad expression. Her feet,
hands and mouth are small. She usu-
ally wears her chair hanging down her
back, but at times has it done up in
loose waterfall or net. Her style of
dress is simple and modest. She was
married to the murderer Forrester in
Baltimore IN July, 1869. and she has had
no child.
Mrs. Forester entered with zeal into
the precarious business of her husband,
and proved great acquisition 20 him.
Her superior education, manners and
appearance gave her the entree into the
houses of the wealthy, where, under m
assumed name, she was always q well
come guest. She was an expert dFaGghfs-
woman, and her wont was to sketch the
interior of the house she was visiting.
This plan she gave her husband. and the
rest was but child's play in his hand
She had participated in this manner
in several robberies, and hut for q
trihing circumstance her completely
would probably never have been suspect
ed. Lizzie, under an assumed name,
had been invited 10 IN evening party at
the house of Mr.. Swan, On South Char
les street. As was customary with her
when when her husband desired tn rob
the dwelling, she had the sketch OF the
interior of the house before she left
The same night the house was entered
and robbed by Forester. After securing
the plumber, while passing the hall,
he noticed fine mink fur cape, off n |
peculiar pattern Thinking il would be |
an acceptable present FOR Lizzie, he took
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A CA R d!

A IL who wish CASH PAYING Education
n for themselves or sons, can obtain it in
the shortest possible time, and with the least
possible expense, at
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HE STABBED MCCORMACK,

deckhand with whom he had been
playing blnff. On the arrival of the
boat at Natchez he was handed over to
the police, but Mccormack failed to
appear at the trial to prosecute, and the
thief and assassin was discharged from
custody. rasss ~
During the following four years
young Brown lounged around Natchez
under the hill, and was the acknowledged
associate of burglars, thieves and dissolute
women. The principal haunt of the gang
was the house of woman named Mag
Reynolds. This house had become SO
notorious from the number of murderers
and robbers traced there by the police
that Mag received notice to leave the town.
After her departure the building was
RACED, and six dead bodies were found
buried beneath the floor of the building,
one of which was recognized as that of a
prominent State official of Mississippi who
had been missing about three months.
Four years afterwards he was heard
of in Michigan where he killed a man
but was acquitted; afterwards he opera
ted in Illinois until arrested and SEN
fenced to the prison of that State for
fifteen years. in 1868. In 1869 he made
his escape and went to Baltimore, where
he assumed the name of Hardin and
associated himself with old Bill Thomas,
one of the most expert burglars and
cracksmen in the world. Old Bill had
two daughters, whom he had taught all
the secrets of his precarious business.
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FORRESTER.--T SUPPOSED
NATHAN MURDERER.
His Early Life and His Marriage.
From the New York Sun, 10th.


From the New York Sun, 10th.
VIM Forester, alias Billy Marshal,
alias Frank Campbell, alias Frank
Livingstone, alias Frank Harding,
alias Frank Howard, but whose real
name is Mathew Brown, was born in the
parish of Bayou Lafourche, Louisiana,
on the 18th day of August, 1888. His
parents were Irish, and when Mathew
was six years old removed to New Orleans,
where his father kept meat market in
the second municipality. Young Mat
hew was employed when but ten years
old in peddling on the Mississippi boats
playing between New Orleans and
Natchez 1t was at this tender age and
while thus engaged that he entered on his
career of crime.
While on board the steamer Pride of
the West, he was detected in the act of
ransacking the valise of passenger, and
nothing but his extreme youth saved him
from summary punishment. Between
the age of II and Is he was
ARRESTED NOT, LESS THAN EIGHTEEN
TIMES,
on charge of petty theft. His last ex-
plot at New Orleans was robbing one
lluOIlIJ OalApDOn,s AAOuA S1AdnO 0uAl,
who was intoxicated and had lain
down.
Recorder Genois, before whom the
young man was arraigned, sentenced him
to six months in the penitentiary at
Baton Rouge, but suspended sentence at
the solicitation of his father, who pro.
missed to send his hopeful son out of the
city never to return.
Mathew was next heard of in the Jail
at jackson, Mississippi, where he was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment
for robbing the room of member of the
State Legislature. On his release from
the Jackson jail he took the cars and went
to Vicksburg, at which place he engaged
as cabin boy on board the steamer Sulta-
ma, running between that city and
Natchez Mathew, who at that time was
Is years old, became gambler. On
the second trip on the steamer
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STATEMENT

In the Of COnne4iaa, 0 the Hon. AUDITOR
of Mississippi, ending December 81 1870
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-03-30

STATE OF CoNNECTcUT1
or HARrFo }
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appeared President ana D. Bnows saU
scribd a ruef
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me SUMNER
STATE MISSISSIPPI OFFICE, JACKSON.
Audo of OF H1
that The Haro ord
Act An
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Of insurance in
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day Of Marcel, A. D. 1871
& SMYTHE, Agents
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ioIEn lncasa de - EToma4. Tolosa (hi q {
de NAV sguez.. ,Msquinas ale coser de "a
,carreteI con un complete rrpuesto de h &
szas, r osras muy titles ! desconocidaa
hssts hoy, J ruedas en- los pies. n II '4i4
Maquinas para rizar ropa, Arados de
HOll mejoradss de todos ndmeros, y sur
.cadores, y de Amer 6 sean los conocido
per Amsrillos. 4..F..z...
81 4 Venteadores para cafe y maiz otrOs
ieleotos de agriculture. Calesas de 2 VA a.
sientos, Calesitas para n.ilos velocipedos
yjugnetes paraiid Juegcs completes en-
nuebles de @ caoba, nogal y otras made
Fps fnas. Quinques de pared,f coIgantes y
sobremesa de una a 6 luces, Mesitas para
papeles de, mdsca: Csmas de hierros, Jar ;
ros y comboyes plateados, escritorios de
ryarias classes, Orstalerias y losa fna. $.
:: Guarda comidas, romanas de varia :
classes, desie uno q doce 90. y de peso
por kflogramo Videt de caobs iuodtros
lpequenos, arreos dobtes y sencl'os. cues
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LII Il S.-S =
TP6HEoBr@n d4nQeimiento sdeI publico en
general J en- particular de todosios Srs.7 .7aue
ban ,recibpido 9dirsctaaEmsnte, por este d4timo
aObrree, elPrimerp6mero del ~peri1dico7' 'El
Gelrsses6 as Il g1" t6g5ssSo que he sido aom
bra 10 en- esta Provincla pbr su Director D.
Marcelino Bautista dnieo representantee.
paHase@itir deb p1blico en 8. neral spscfi,
4iohds ,lGyI|aolIci4arlla Iconf foTmalad yacep-
taoion de todos los que To- recibieren ditee
tar1ente:I Aeh este e5HeeptGse eagiafa m
ejsmplaseax quien loesolicite para .conoeeFlD
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los Srs. qne Ilorr5oibier9l dhectamenteS 81
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corfidnte enyel comarcio con ARE
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Bautista, para 5a5admitir] busssiciSnes a Ia
biegfaffa resrat5 del general banz con
la-hissoria De ~ 7malndp en- ssta Tsla, que
3sespuklicara en=unss yselegante Fol1men,
cuyo yalor DO eccsdera sde 4oa s rs. vellon
cada 1 4ejemplars por copsiguient4 quedan
,abiertas al bas ridohes,sen lie inteli
genee de ape tengo de d4r ayiso . Madrid
en- 81 primer yspoE ingles COZ relacion no..
minal del n6meno de Sfs. 5que lse hayan
suscrato al peri6aico, y porcuahtos elem
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Z Elamo la atencion detlos Sres. conner
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28
F@Dx YAMAD ]
IA,G(gILil5Sf.!ziSIlIijya

This IS an age Of inquiry and people are
beginning to realize the magnitude Of the
evil caused by the use Of injurious compounds
for the hair, which are prepared and forced
into market, by men who are not practical
physicians, and who may not be aware Of the
injury they producing. These prepara-
tons have been analysed by competent chem
lists, and shown to contain poisonous sub
stances, causing Nervousness, Headache, Par
alysis, and often fatal results.
In contrast with such injurious articles, we
call attention to the Hair Restorer prepared
by Dr. r. Greene, Superintendent Of the Bos-
ton Medical Institute, who has been n sue
cessful physician in Boston for more than
quarter of a century. DR.. Greene uses Veg
etable Remedies only, and can assure the pub
lie that this Hair Restorer viii do all that IS
claimed for it, without possibility Of injury.
II hare tested sample of Or. Greene's Hair
Restorer, and find that no poisonous metals or
Injurious matters cIist an 10.
c. T. JACKSON, State ASsaycr."
The use Of this Hair Restorer for twenty
five years has tested its superiority as a dress
ing, and its power TO preserve the hair and
scalp in q healthy condition. 1t removes
dandruff, prevents the hair from falling off,
preserves its natural color, restores it when
prematurely gray, renders it soft and glossy,
promotes its healthy growth, and IS the best
dressing ever discovered. While other prep
arations are sold at almost any price, DR..
Greene's Hair Restorer has sustained its good
qualities, its price, and its reputation. 1t is
prepared by DIR. Il. Greene at the Medical In
stitute, "a Temple Place, Boston, and sold at
81 per bottle, or six for IS, or sent by ex-
press to any part Of the country Pamphlet
sent Free Address DR.. r. Greene, "a Tenn
pie Place, Boston, Mass.
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IuE BL.>cHARD FAMILY PIcNIC held in
C.h1C IN the 10Th inst, was again a success,
9 large number OF the relations being present,
with a few invited guests. Senator Heath
congratulated his kinsmen upon the general
prosperity Of the family which, however,
had lost two Or three Of its members by
death during the year lie spoke in mcrited
praise 90 tire virtues Of Mrs. Dodge of Barre,
and MIs. Harvey Of Cabot, both Of whom
hai died in comparative youth Since the
last annual gathering old Mr.. Harvey of
Woodbury., Lad also been gathered to his
fathers, but at the advanced age Of Yearly
i'ur-care years, 20 that his death was not
unexpected DR.. Gilbert also pronounced
5r'c. cHi"gy upon the character Of Mrs
Harvey ma read poem which be bad pre-
Ialcd ior the occasion. Rev. Mr.. Bemis
gave some interesting "reminiscences Of the
family history, each speaker occupying ten
OF fifteen minutes. rhe day was pleasant,
and the whole affair Il very enjoyable one.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28

Halls Vegetable sfcilian Hair Remover
for the scalp, and for. restoring the hair and
its color, has no equal.
Tooth ache proceeds from ague in the face,
operating anon the exposed nerve of a decay
ed tooth Rub The gum th-cughl7 with the
finger, wet with Johnson's An6dyne lint
r,ent, heat the face well, and lap flannel
wet with tie liniment on the face, also put a
little Of the liniment in the ca:;ty Of the
tooth on cotton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE ~ VERMONT, In Probate Court. seid at
W ssHINoToS nfsTk rcr, - Montpelier. in said Dis
tritt, or the II day of Jans. A. d. ISL.
( DDlS0S PECK, ESecu,of Of The asst VIII and
~ tst4 ne NJ of Jos an Parker, late az East Mont
pc er said distinct; deceased presents bis al in
istration account for exailiastion and allowance,
and makes sPpi cation for deere ef issritrsion
ard partition 81 III est ate o! sail Il. ceased
Nnereupan it's o-de, ed. bv said Court, that said
rt and SAID sppicai he referred to session
thereof 10 be ED the Probate Office ~ said Nonpe
her on the ish = Of July 4. D. ISL. for hearing
decision III Al d. 5 fer her ordered, that
hereof he given all PersCns inteTestsd, by
publication Of the three weeks excessively IN
the Gresn Mountain Freeman, newspaper Pablis he'd
Montpelley. re vious said time appointed Tor
hearing that they az sppear al SAID time ard place
and csus=, if any thew nav have, why said &C
count should not he allowed, and s=ch decree made
By the Court-Attest,
F)ryv3 HARVEY TTTDCN Judge.
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NOTICE.

The COrpnrators OF the Green Mountain Seminary
Incorporation are hereby notified the semi
nary building, Waterbury Center, Vermont, July ~
ISL al 10 o'ciock A NJ FIR the eCton officers aud
the snsactop Of any business necessary TO the pros
ltr ty OF he cOrp0ratiOu.
The annual exhibition o. anniversary of The Sci ooi
will be July -, le7I, the day following the annual
meeting.
Alterations TO the constitution OF the Green Mountain
Seminary Corporation recomms nded-
lst That sixth article sliered that the time
of The annual NEE ing be the nrst "Wednesday IN
MAY.
line OF the fourth article suIun be aieeIed
twenty one, and that The last woId in the ninth line
be altered 10 eigh cen.
Srd That he word in ninth line OF the MN
sricle OF the eoasutuu the eoTp0faton be changed
IN Chairman TO President.
IL. ". JUDSON, Recording SECRETARY
Huntington, W., June 6, 1871. FS4"S
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For the freeman.

1 or inc Freeman.
A CARD FOR THE YoUNG MEx's CHRIsrIA;
ASSOCIATION OF MoNTPELIER.-Only a few
weeks since, with many fears in regard t.
our financial ability SO to do, VIE pr0chrcc
rooms over the store Of Mr.. Carlton. The
very few necessary articles of furniture
kinGiy loaned US, har1!y served to relieve
their dreary baroness. Yet this Has to be
the home Of the Association; the center
I from which the little ne might do for the
blessed Saviour who has done so much ior
us would radiate, consequently the four
walls were pleasant TO us, and we welcomed
the evening Of our first gathering. Judge
the additional pleasure, when on entering
we beheld an elegant Bible the gift Of Mr.
Geo w Scott. God bless him for remem-
boring to provide us with this guide to Life.
In few weeks followed a beautiful Scrip
tural picture, presented by Mrs. A. J Howe
and SIX young girls, members # her Sabbath
school class. We thank them for the con-
slant reminder that only through Christ, the
way, the truth and the life may we hop
for true usefulness here, and a heaven hero
after The Association is also favored with
copy Of each Of our three town papers, from
their generous editors. We shall be ,gecEIl
thankful for their favor Win not many
other young men in our vicinity unite with
Us in the effort to DO something for our
Divine Master, and with us enjoy the many
pleasant things our friends provide for as d?
- -. .. 1 l.
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Charlotte WhItcOInb's will.

STATE OF VERMONT, : In Probate Court held
RANsoIPH DISTINCT. IS. at Brookfeld within and
Tor said District the 6'h day % JlTe 4. ISL:
A INSTREd purportIng he the last viii
y & Testament of Charlotte comb late OF Orange
sad district, ceased being pres nted TO he Court
by Er-stus c. Camp, the e-'ecuter therein namei
!ur Probate Il Il ordered bF s-d Cou, .hst All per
nr=rned therein he notified appear at SEES
sion or said b- h-ld Probate s7Cr IN
Br9okGeli 9th day OF july 4. ID. Ec7i,
and show cause, if any they We, against the
Probate OF said in for which Burp il - further
ordered copy the record q this order he pub
H he'd three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
freeman, printed aptpe er previous To said time
appoi nted for hearing
BY the Court.
E15H3 Attest-JOHN r CLEVELAND. Jud se.
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The system frequently gets out Of order
and should be at once regulated, else other
troubles will ensue; when physic is needed
take Parsons PurgatiCe PiHs; they arc
safe, wholesome, and natural medicine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28
GornpOsitors Wanted.

One or two lady compositors can now have per-
manent work by applying at the FREEMAN AND
MESSENGER PRINTING House. Address
WILLARD & WHEELOCk.
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've iesire TO make the fkEEMAN particularly
'.l1ie for its news from all parts of Vermont
li ourtriends in different parts ofthe state, es
...-'iy in Washington, Orange and Lamoflle Coun
-- viii confer great favor upon us and our
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28

TIHE SUBSCRIBERS, having ben appointed by
1 III y nor -he Probate C.uTr tor the District Of
" a-tlRgt Commissioners 10 receive examine and
adjust al claims ard demands OF RlI p-r.ons against
tn estate OF Ann Parker. late OF East Nonrpe Ter II
sad district, deceased. represented iusolv--t, and
tie tsrm Of SIX months from The 23i DIV Of Msy.
e7l hese allowed by said cont T. th- creditors Of sad
deceased 10 exhibit aud their rlarn
before GIVE no'ice hat VII etteHd TO the du-
t'-- of appoiL t-reut at tie dwelling houte Of
!. z. Kent 10 talsi-. in sail district fhe -
day OF August ard Nuvsn Der next, O'Clock the
afternoon G. ch of sad DAVIS
LEWIS WOOD
William WHITE, Comm''''
Calais, .Tune ID. a. d. 1871. silva
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28
cHlrrENDEN COUNTY.

Joseph Myers fell 40 feet through a
staging at Burlington, Thursday, and was
killed.
Messrs. Geo L. Linsley aud G. G. Apple
ton have taken contract Of the Vermont
Cen trail Railroad to fill six acres in the lake.
north. west Of the present lumber yards in
Burlington now occupied by Z. Blodgett d
SON IL is also contemplated to fiji three
acres more, making a distance of over 900
feet along the shore and about $50 feet out.