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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-21
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Darviaian theory, has eulmlnated 10
the present snlmsl aud mau, the pro-
sre~i'' AIpsrs p.J; make ? ues of the
idea, and ~ artificial selection aud
feeding, thstl} alvsldPiag kiss Pu.se.
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I ihlCAGO, AILWAUksBo1 sfIoPAUL
~ y !.na .t2a1:as .niwo!a ed, - 1n:3
~ ia; RAILWAY. s5 bsaurl
Portal, Kxlress md 1elekIall,,
:....xa ALL RAIL L LIME 80 C.,

%''E "a" 'o'A .tOSst csal ssiSslScc
MILWAUKEE, CHICAGO, ek4Ms HoRk.
NEW, ENGLAND; AND Ta1 ,.rn
- CANADAS. - ',''.
iaetading sll 1ass. sodahssI, 40 sjiaNv1s ~
s''ne''! t.r!': "A awo!G aesd Pa 4 rvns eaG !
1r.a' i,avs 81. r.sissse.s. " As<ss sGsis;,!
=: a:.t,.s. Ri vs.. 1.t.oplsJ NJ: ~ Gas'
vssks.. Chicago AVID ~ an. SOFIA.
9:lS 4. =. Nan Tr.in, Sus1syS esSis4sl. yifist
~ r: - =: Ths..sh 4zpr.s. sas:s',s szestsa-
-" v9-THROUGT1 es D..
TO CHICAGO. |
and connecting with tho 6.16 pa. trains = CT:
ssgo \ alI EASTERN Ros1s. !,
ny tas ins = az ,:. II Z: .s.a
annoying delays Of river navigation, or the dust snd
e:4s IN: Mai and Ez sr.s, sor neo,.s@;
Prairie du CT Gin. Milwaukee, Chicago aud
EAST 81 SOUTH .
$50 r. u. 81: Louis 1xprSs via. Aassis, Csda
THROUGH CAR TO ST: LOUIS;
And SLEEPING CAR hran 81. Pa.l a.A Mi,.s.5e'
BAGGAGE Is CHECKED
-. y all parts Of the -
UNIFIED STATES.
Passengers sh, aid purchase their tickets Via.
wAuKE, in order to secure all the sdvsstags.o q
Ills line.
For MinneapolIs.I
Leave 81 fa0.. 03t 81.
Leavs st. lGl6 o. u.
Leave IT. Paul ..................... Oo pm
Leave st. 4S0 p. =.
THROUGH TICKETS t. on points East Wess
South, and sLEkPlNG CAR BIRTHS secured @ Ap'
plic~,ioL to IA. Chandler, General Agent. q 81
5.S MERRILL, General Manager.
sc. GAULT Asst Gen. xanle0r.
- AVN ,CAkP8NTEk, Ca. PAssooxor Agent.
Gu. PRIOR, Divissun Superintendent.
J. A.CaANULEk. General Agent 'ii;5 80,
00cs cor"sr Th,rd and jackson Streets. SD .
de OF " ''N IS.
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W ,WUlG
C0NN1iZiIoXf

- a. Minneapolis, tsde: tsg:eS atsn Chain ana
a. pss,,!'. $50 , W %. - H. H.. = s.a rocs
It Carver stage. 70 Yo.,. 1 !. e.' "a ai.,o.
Il stiitvstsI. stssS 8 X ~ ~ ~ SSsSf
:Croi1 River ,,rai = sca ~ ...orao.a:s
IA: AI.HfySn'|r ass, sf.Es 70 cl:ass cry s.1
.t,st "a t:.s;i n.' sa n'' asa,
.e:ac K:SIs ~ ~ ~ :sssrS t1SslS.S13osfHSf9-
r1sas<sS rs Ssd Il x rs?D,
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Elastic Baad &.sp1ral Brace
s.-a':,a u. Is r D o 8 N! CD ."'

:e9Et seeeps .seasri Sweeps ,Dstter
1elsdds. . 1VGIsf'llot IGr3IA0 !
~A new broom sweeps clean, because
it'is elastic. This bSoon NE olaatiASs until
worn out. -aaEss5 esssa4f aRaI%&
@Nsysr bfeikelG i@"ths handle. Of
below whore i = ssyed., =, la
eT400eDoss3 net sazn 10 oae eide, bat Wsass
perfsesly satratsht. assss s,s. ss g5z !
~n 10 the best carpet brssna&ias nee.
-~Seaouseksspsrs are dslia htsd-uitl Il.
ter90seltdilsy1Y.l yfTagAIg
~ p. =. E1MpEkICH.'
NJ 81 sselseI. Sole Agent at st. Cloud.
= oe!. ~ 4s7s.s s,rzr4; rxgT s-vTsrsr0
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Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other stocks a. per following
schedule: 80 shares First National Bank.
2of Rochester, 30 First National Bank 81
, Wlnona, 90, 6eeond National Bank Of 81.
penl; 24 fir.t National Bank Of Red Wing.
State National Bank Of Minnesnolis' 90
City Bsnt of 81: Paul, and IS shares Of
Preferred stock Of st. Paul & Sioux CITY
Rhilroad Cnfnnanx- :. ~ - y
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.7Ed{)7JtI
,oions 1seders should now 81

SoRaciOu0 leeuoto 6nO0l0 now nave
their fattsning hogs 10 COOL ooedltion,
early teedinsseiyiess.h most sstiafa y .
torv results, for With dry sleeping ap-
partmsnh the eool nights Of the earl,
VI, .;;i
the hog is moro susceptible 70 the ia
auenees Of good or bad management
than any other stock. II 70 svoio
wintssias The Pig are intsded f5r mar.
kse z nine ee,tss noa&hsr old they
.0O0kA kn3f .f6S
vsaaios time; aud. da,iag the t...so.
Ing process, have - abundance Of oil
srossnovrQA6 1Gsi1Ixfosb .1na,
b allowed but little exercise. II 10.
tsad.d to b kep. through al the ps.
Rod Of npid growth, which sads-.i.a
proper care At eighteen OF twenty
months old, the management required
is li'sla ID Scent t.ssa ss.s oyssrA
hog With medium bone, which Gao s.
made to average tour hundred pouod.
At eighteen aea.h. CID, is nost prof.
:''8'sai1q. az biz! is ,l.l9
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-TM Aq 0fI hAtakor0 n"urisbes
youth, sotertaiossd sd$age adoros p,os.
Psrity aa!scc s.dv4E,iy ~isY. de'ie' tfol
% Horne 4nd- ub06tfdsive sSroad.
-Bobse;p~,ii sRssst. monument 81. :" to J,
Fanny Fern.
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food tor the hog, With tho added id.
vantage Of keeling up tho fertility Of
the coil, aud if the pigs have abundant
aocss to it. With other rich food an d
proper sxj.siJe, .hs bono -.ed ndsels
ars developed to keep up . nor~sI
and healthy condition. Thrssbed oats
.sa &c Rtl. A& eosS.is| tks l6bx
phas>sF and sisrossnous principles.
.hiah- aeeesaazl- to the healthy.
s ':s' ii. N iiS,s: s; 8
close g@rteF frlyk in the fsA, bus
aAedH dave 1sS sxetsisS ADD sessess IL
gran ~ long = Convenient. Then
vh.. Ii. nptfs. hrs Ap<it,y .kat sph
b finished on corn or n4,h ,yoe have :
foundation for the deyeloppsnt q fay
Aud such hoss Willis ddyA .pp4eei.s
l.a,tpA'lj1.1 'a,t[;sa ie,: IBsl') 81 a..
w, .ss.ls q To tt1c,,p,.ts..;ssi,sN ssh,l'
' s::: ::;' = ~ 81 Il
husdrsd pesnd pork, sifs young aud
.sSshr, viii B'as .hsFbssSs:2a Prev u
Fos. 0a1h1a6S -SA6,"liI 6oSsE>a1
aoe 81 Of place. and tAsS 81. hitter
40 war; PsstsSt'S sgsio Ttsf : hex1
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Northern Pacific Railroad.

On all after Jsls 2ta 1879. 1t il O'clock III
trails Will m,vs according soshs following silasse
hln. nntil fnFfhnp mt.
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aE rinasa sssfqaa aasia5fI 4egd --
.s't{o3 is .}das3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

one HALr the qeoPe cannot lake Castor Oa from
ID, terrible uau>ea;ng taste Ard recoii in The thr Al
The Cs,.oria prepared by Dr. Pitcher IS purely vssss
bic perfectly harm less reasan; 90 axe, snd more rse
I've than Castor o. 1. does distress rTipe, but
regulates the -y en- sud operate when all other
dies have failed /, acts Ike magic Or Stoma Ache
Consumption, FI,fareuey. Group aui Worms. Il con-,
tam. reither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. LIS
-oo.has 4a citing sdsq, produces natural SLEEP. And
particularly adspts rtrrrylas and tee,hiHe children
" article l,, ever met ~ac1 urgpalned cniorsemen
by the y-cisu~. rase 30 more Bitter P'S, Narcotic
Syrups. Gupi7g Fur-sHve or >.ckeuinc ois- Tie
CaS.oria costs hl, cent-, aud when cu-e fred you
VIII never tie without H.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

One form Of Catarrh begins with uneasi-
ness Of the nose; the nose Is DISTRACTED by
the thickened lining membrane and feels dry,
a desire to pick it, blecds little, sores soon
start, spread and get deeper, crusts form on
them large and hard to get away, matter
discharges, flesh is eaten and the bone de-
Gays, breath very offensive and face becomes
disfigured. Terrible disease Nothing will
cure but Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical DIS
covery taken earnestly 10 correct the blood
and system, locally, use DR.. Sage's Cltarrh
Remeev. a healing specific, and 70 apply it
properly. DR. Pierce Nasal DOuche. This
reaches all the diseased parts. All these
sure means of cure sold together for s. by
druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

d" CAS- Do WITHOUT IT.''-This is what
the stage aud horse ear companies, livery
stable keepers, members of the turf, and all
grooms and trainers say of the MUSTANG
LrNlWENT. They cant Do without 1t.
And why? Because it intallibly reduces the
external dwellings, &c, which under various
names impair the usefulness and value oi
the king o. quadrupeds, and also because,
for sprains. strains, gals and other injuries
to which horso-desh is liable, it is the most
trustworthy preparation IN the market.
Yet these Recommendations comprise only a
portion Of It's claims . public confidence.
During period Of more than sixteen years,
it has been recognized as a specific for many
OF the most ag0nizjng disorders which atiict
the human lamIly-such AS rheumatism
govt, neuralgia, lumbago, ticdoloreux, sore
throat, carache, toothache and likewise a.
peerless application for cuts. bruises,
burns aud scalds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
DEATHS.

In Brelin, July Path Mrs. HANNAH STAPLES,
agei - years
ANN REYNOLDS, wife of John Reynolds, Esq,
formerly of STAFFORD, VT.
NETT, wife of James c. Burnett. aged 81 years.
In Elmore. July l4th, of carkerrash. CLAIRE
DEFORREST KNIGHT. only of Phio l. and
Hannah E. Knight, aged years, 3 months and 9
days.
In Calais, July 10th, LUKE VINCENT, aged s.
wears and months.
In Montpelier, July cath, of cholera infantrm,
ETA E, daughter OF Hiram and Mary Wood
ward aged wear, 4 mon tbs and 10 days.
In Walden, July I'D, of cholera infantum, AL
WIN LEWIS, Youngest child of Lewis NJ. and
Emile L. Burnham, aged Q months and Is DAYS.
In Boston, Mass, July 2lst, Mr.. HENRY
TRASK, late of East Brookfeld, aged 26 years,
months and days.
In Fast BrookdeId. July 22d. of consumption,
Mrs PHYLETTA HOVEY, widow Of Samuel
Hovey Esq, aged p years.
Western papers please copy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

FREAKS OF THE LIGHTNING.-Lastw week the
lightning struck dead white ash tree on
the land OF Albert Chapman at Rouses Point,
and played curious pranks with it. 1t shiv-
cred the trunk into splinters, throwing
them in every direction. One ten feet long
was carried fifteen rods into the garden of
John Philips. Another was tossed into the
yard OF Silas Weeks, and still another seven
and half feet in length, and weighing
sixty pounds, was dashed against tn dwell
ing house of Mr.. Philips, taking the roof off
the woodshed in its way and tearing of fence
boards and shingles, and finally landing 100
feet from the tree close to the house door.
1t rained hard ash cord wood all around.
Several families were partially stunned two
boys assert they were knocked down, and
the report was terrific, all seeming to hear
it foot above their heads
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
MARRIAGES.

In NontpcIier. july 2sth. 10y Rev J.. Edward
Wright, Mr.. JOS EPH L. MORSE and Miss SUSAN
J. CHENEY. both of Moutpel Ger.
In NorthaeII. July 3}I. al the NJ r. Church, 10y
Rev. \. &. stevens, Mr.. ALBERT u. SMITH, for
meriv Of Claremont. y H. ana Miss DORA a.
GILCHRIST, daughter of the late l.. d. Gilchrist
of North field.
In Waitsdeid. July 18th, at the residence of the
brides father. by Rev. r. Folsom, Mr. LEICES-
TER r. BENTON of Nergenues and Miss FLORA
A. RICHARDSON of Waitsheld
This marriage was consummatcd nj tae request
of the brides father the twcntysiNth anniversary
of the marriage of her parents. Mr. Richardson
was then in, aud ms death occurred few days
afterwards
In West Topsham. july 2tth. bv Rev y. Newton
t1la-ier, Mr.. GEORGE Il. SANBORN of Barre and
Miss FLORA VI. WATSON of West Topsham-
In Groton july 20th. at the NJ. F. Parsonage, by
Rev. l.. HlIl. Mr. MOSES II WHITEHALL and
/ Miss ELLA F. KICKER, both of GrOtOn.
n RrOOk6eld, July 3Ist, bv Rev. VIM. A Bushee,
! Mr. ALPHEUS r. KNOWLES OF Ashland, Mass
/ ald Miss NELLIE NJ. SMITH of Brookfed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
o,,nge County liberal Convention.

r-. Liberal Republicans Of Orange County are
.-..e invited Is meet IN Mass Convention at Chel
- m wednesday, August eth, Is73, at 10 O'Clock
~ rr the purpose Of nominating candidates for
..-..-r- and County Officers; also TO appoint q
..,rtr and Town Committees for the two years
-.-r-: anI b perform any other business thought
---u5-rghc1 met
Fr. tan.l there VIII be a large attendance Of all
--. n favor OF the election Of Horace Greeley
-fF .,-stz Brown and OF all wh' are in favor Of
p... " Reform.
y, r.,-..-a5 that speakers from abroad VIII
.tf-es- tae Convention.
8 HENRY WILEY, Randolph
RODNEY ~EAN Err Nulau7ioWu- (,sst8f0
E ATWOOD. Chelsea Committee.
Ivgf-- ~IEAEN~. Bradford
3 F.lLAFIIS Br1oAdeli.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
Moses WI. CIOugh's Estate.

THE So 3SCRIBERS having been sPPoInted Dy
the n Jqorabie Pf0bst tie CouT for the DlstIlct OF
Washington. Commissioners, to receive e4amIne
and adjust all claims and dema nos OF 81
against the estate of Moses NJ Clousn, Iats OF
solve pt and the term efsix months from the !sn
Of June A. 1872 being allowed BY SAID CouIl 20 nc
sredtors sed xiii bit nd prove tnelI
aims Be for Give notice thar we Viii
attend 10 the duties ofeur aPpointent At ore
~ orge Jaeobs in Montpelier, in SAID distIct on the
Mira Tbnrsdsv n Ssnts mber and Of December next,
a. oDs oScioct in the afternoos Of each Of said days
S n 81 GE1 gIaGcioBs, Commissioners
July i7th. A. d. 1872. f'""'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
Gbt FREEMAN.
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1872.

r.. desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
-.l,.brs for its news from all parts of Vermont
20 or- friends different parts ofthe State es-
mem Washington, Orange and Lamoille COun-
- all confer a great favor upon US and our
.s.-.hv sending us local intelligence. Give Us
,-I lie viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

Iron-cIads seem to be as tender as babies
and are certainly more costly. Scarcely 1
week passes but the English papers have no
tice Of an accident to one of the feet of iror
boxes. Only short time ago the Minotaul
and Bellerophon ran into one another while
leaving harbor for a cruise, and the latte
was damaged to the amount of two or thre'
thousand dollars. Now the crank of one o.
the massive boilers of the Hercules ha
cracked, involving considerable expense.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The United States
Court for the District Of Vermont, opened at
Windsor on Tuesday last, Judge L. B. Wood
ruff, presiding. The business, the first term,
was with the Grand Jury, and trial of patent
cases. Beside the court officials. among the
more prominent LAWYERS present were Luke
P. Poland, Hon. Benjamin Ii. Steele, Hon,
John Prout and Gov Stewart.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

% - al. Of The unsuccessful man. tuat he ul
var,ahy stable door when the horse has been
TINS At -d1Iu never thinks shout hUtily
health uutti gone. But Just much dis
-aSe ha- heroine seated the power Of lie
s>t md throw : oh weak ened hence TINA Is "a
impousut. For dyspepsia, all diseases 30 tie liver
stomach and Situsvs, std an that te,iH IN vae,
blood do i,,t uutlt the trouble Armed I'm
attack IJ hv rn -, Use uf pN- W,LsERs CALIFaENti
VtNs.tv RfIrs--. EuT0Wi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
Example for the Ladies.

Matte E. DuNcAN, Shelbyville, Mo, has,
in eleven years, made with her Wheeler x
Wilson Machine about 300 heavy dresses,
coats, oyercoats, shirts and pantaloons, and
paid nothing TOR repairs. The machine is
still in perfect order, and she has halt of
the original dozen of needles.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

SOUND CoNcLUsIoN.-" Very well, sir. -
said Democrat, " as my party has finally
confessed that Republican ideas are right,
and the Republican amendments to the con-
stitution and Republican legislation are to be
maintained, will 60 for Grant, who carried
these ideas, amendments and laws to success. .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

WAlTsFIELD LODGE, No. 90, L. o. Of q. L.
At their meeting, July Goth, this Lodge
passed the following resolutions of respect to
the memory of john W. RICHARDSON;
WHEREAS, Our warm friend and co-laborer
John w. Richardson, has been removed from
our fraternity by death; therefore,
ResOlred, That we bow in submission to
the righteous will Of God expressed in this
affective event;
ResOlUed, That we will cherish in memory
this brother as an earnest advocate of tenn
perance and a valued helper in all the work
Of our order;
RsSolred, That we tender to the mourning
relatives and friends of the deceased our
heartfelt sympathy, and mourn with them a
mutual bereavement;
ResOIced, That we wear an appropriate
badge Of mourning for the deceased one
month, in the meetings of our Lodge.
RcS0lred, That we transmit copy of
these resolutions to the family of the deceas-
ed and to the Montpelier papers for publica-
ton.
Respectfully submitted.
T. FOLSOM,
j IL. BABBITT, COmH0ttee.
n ii. MALBRmGE,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

MORRIS II. CADN, In Cbancery
WN H. II BINGHAM,
LEONARD I. CADH, n -,
LEWIS c. G ADJ MafcH / ill' ~ 60
vHERE4S, James K. Langdon mas fled ms PHI OF
NJ r,uiaiuf in theCourt Of ChanCery, held az Mont
-, in rbe County uf Washington and state OF Yer
-, an t3e pa Tuesday of March, A. ID. 49,, against
Norris II Cady, W. II. IT, Bingham, LeohAG ~ + cals
ana Lewis G Cady. setting forth that on me % Gay o.
November A u. 1874 the said Morris h Caoy e1ecu-
led 10 one Nathan Ro 1son ms promIssofy aoles Io
22lo 90 and Dec. p, 1919, TO secure sala notes
t5 ms mortgage 20 said Robinson among ohsf Janus
- -. sc-a and a half of land IN The hlrd DIVISION
ami rirbr Of John Brady, and n which SAID Mofns
n ,o lives in stowe Center Village and h-retoiore
tbeT niece in the right Of said Brady decided e sao
Morris H. BY Nyron Fuller sept 20 ioSI Sso o.e
- -, ,,isra decided TO said Morris h. Aug. %, 1884
ana said deeds referred TO- ano al OF SAID
-st.ng forth that aid LanEdon had become the iaWu
owner of said notes and mort gage by assignmen u&'
aid nofes were due and unpaid ana thAt sau Dug
- and said Leonard F. and Lewis q Cauy calihe0i
en- interest in aid PREMISES accTuing set the Gaie o,
ba aid mortgage OF said premises TO SAID hooinsoh
and pravug decree ct foreclosure against an 81
the said Defendants ia ~ 4, CD,
sde ont of this State supposed IN the state OF Ne
ada4 50 that the said bill Of complaint and subpoena
cannot be served on him, -
,onsd ana that said Lewis C.sCady be required toap
near before said Court of Chancey next 10 be helo
ynrnslisr IN the County of Washington on the second
Tuesday Of September \. ID. 1872, ana make answer 70
be ssid bin OF complaint and that The said Lewis e
a notified OF all premises by publishing me sub
lance of SAID bill OF compla int together hh TINS or
der three weeks successfully 10 the Green Nouhalu
Frsamsn newspaper published IN said Montpelier,
he last of which publications shall be al least twenty
days previous to The commencement OF said term OF
said Court $500
~ Washingtop this 2OIh day of July A. ID. 1872.
r3lw3 LUTHER NEWCOMB, Clerk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, MINING AMI
MANUFAcrUREs.-Me of this Board will
be held at Newport, Tuesday and Wednesday
August 9th and eth, and at Craftsbury,
Thursday and Friday, August 8th and 9th.
Valuable papers will be presented at each
meeting, and general discussion will be had
upon them.
State papers please copy.
PETER COLLIER, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
DR.. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet gum,
purge regulate. purify, cleanse ami strengthen Rad
ways Pills the cure Of al disorders of the stomach,
Liver Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache, Constipation. CostivenessS indigestion;
Blfousuess Bilious Fever. Inflammation OF
the Bowels Piles all Of the internal Wis
cera Warranted effect positive cure. Purely Negea-
bic, containing mercury, minerals or deeteros drugs
Observe the following symptom. resulting nom
Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
ConstipAoa Inward Pile. Fullnsss Head,
ledy Of Stomach, Nausea Heartburn DHgst Of Food
Funsss the Stomach Sour EructAons sinking Or
Flut;sng The Pit Of the stomach swimming Of ne hsaa,
Breathing Futterng the Heart ChoE5g
SG4finS Lying Posture Dimes q
before Sight, and Dali Pan n
Dace,cy Preparation. Fso1ress OF TIE SKIN
AID ives SIDE Chest Lhss ard sudden Fushss q
Heat, Burning in the Flesh.
Asew doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS viii free the sys-
from all the above named disorders PRICE, . cents
Per box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
READ FALSE AND TRUE send one letter
stamp 70 RADWAY & CO. No. 81 Maiden Lane. New
York. Information worth thousands viii ee sent you
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

Dexter, Me-, has been frightened into con-
yulsions by the smallpox, but has succeeded
n finding only one case in town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
TumOr of IL Years Growth
Cured by Railways ResOIVent.

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d. RAnrAr had Ovarian the ovsrss and
help it, tried
thing that recommended hut nothing helped
thought Sd faith
beauss had suffered for twelve ooz 81 bottles
Of TIE Resolvsnt Railway Pills and bot
tls q yonr Ready Relief; sign be
better, and happier than hsve
the ft side of The
bowels groin this yu the benefit Of
others. You publish II if you choose
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
SKIN DISEASE

PERRTsS IMPROVED COMEpON AND PIMP IL
RENsDY The skin Medicine ct the Age Is Va
rsured % cIte FLESH WORSE, PI~rLEs prupttnHs and
RLorcE 5--ur1 OF the tlcr. sold ~ all pru z
gt>ts Urra. ~ Bond -. New Nork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POPULAR MUSIC BOOKS.
Now select the Music Books needed
during the next autumn, and agreeabiy
occupy your Summer Leisure
examining, playing and sing
Inrrf rnFn her


examining, playing and sing
ing from them.
THE STANDARDS Price : 80; SO 80 per doz
Destined 10 be the BasRsr Cbarci Music Book Of
Season Singer, leaders, teachers! " Rally round''
the banneri
SPARKLING RUBIES! Price 25 cents.
For Sabbath Schools. None better.
TIE PILGRIMS HARP! Price 60 cents
For Vestries and Prayer Meetings. UEercelled.
Take with you, for entertainment Mt Summer Resorts.
TIL a MUSICAL TREASURE.
225 pages Of new and popular Songs aud Psnof0rte
pieces, or,
SHOWER OF PEARLS.
Full OF the best Vocal nuets. or,
OPERATIC PEARLS.
Full OF The best Opera Song. Or,
PLAEIST'S ALBUM.
Full Of the best Piano pieces. or,
PIANO-FORTE GEMS.
Full of the best Piano pieces.
Zach OF the above i've books - so boards
$500 40 cloth. Has tn 200 large pages full OF
popular music, and either book IS a most Interesting
companion 10 lover Of mu-jr.
Specimt n OF the STANDARD Sc : for fhe pTeseu,
postpaid for l25 ami ~ the oshsr brS- he rstsii
price.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
Ia Chancery,

state of Vermont Washington County, IS
JAMES r. LANGDON, Washington County,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

SARSAPARILLIAN KtSULVtNI
HAS MADE THE MOST Astonishing CURES +:
SO QUICK. 50 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES
THE BODY TNuERGOE~ UNDER THE IN
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDEkFI J.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
q BIadder Complaints,

Urinary and womb diseases Gravel. Diabetes. Dropsy,
Soppaze Of WsteT Incontnence OF Urine BriEhts Dis
ease Albuminura and in all where there brick
dust deposits the water is thick. cloudy mixed VITA
substances ike the white Of egg threads Ike white
six there is morbid dark. bilious appearance, and
white bone-dust deposits and when there Is prcSng.
burning sensation when passing water, and pain ia the
Small Of the Back and along the Loius. Price 800
WOR mS.-The only known and sure Remedy