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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

! SOUTH WooDBURY.-A Grant and Wilson
meeting will be held at South Woodbury.
next Saturday evening. W. II. II. Meal
lister, Esq. Of St. Albans, will address the
meeting.
I WMrsfIELD.-Col Joyce will address the
citizens of Mad River Valley, on the political
I questions of the day, at the vestry of the NJ.
f. Church in Waitsfeld, on Thursday next,
at ? O'Clock P. n.
BARToN.-People here are under great
excitement owing to the ravages of dysentery
which has swept off eight or nine person s
already. Twenty-four or about that number
now are suffering extremely from this dread
iul disease, which indeed seems little less
than cholera. People are becoming almost
superstitious so infectious has this epidemic
proved. 1t has been confined principally to
that part ofthe village situated in the valley
For fifty years past no such time has been
experienced in our community.
GREELEY At THE STATE FAIR.-The Spring.
fsld Republican says, speaking of Mr.. Gree
ley at Bradford, n H, at Col. Tappsn's
.. lie arose early, withdrew to a cool shade,
and spent the day in writing out an address
to the farmers of Vermont, which they are
to nave at the State Fair at St. Johnsbury, a
week or two after the September election y
So it is a fixed fact that Mr.. Greeley is to be
at St. Johnsbury at the State Fair, on Thurs
day, Sept. 18th. and all who wish to ascer-
tain what he Z" kHO,os about farming" can
learn by attending. We anticipate a great
crowd to hear him.
Application to the next Legislature will, be
made for a continuous line of railway
through the center of the state, from New
port on the north through Montpelier, Chel-
sea, Woodstock and Cavendish, to BrattIe.
55r5 on the south.
Mr. George 4. Foxcroft, Jr., Assistant
BJOk-keeper in the New England Office of
j. g. Ford and Co, Publishers of the
.. Clriaian Union " Bromfeld St, Boston,
proposes to spend portion of his summer
vacation 10 this place and will bring with him
the Chromos Wide Awake and Fast
Asleep, to deliver to those who subscribed
% the Christian Union prev ious to February
lst in Montpelier, Mortified, and Water
bury He will also have a large assortment
offramcs, which he viii be pleased to supply
at the publishers prices, to all these who may
wish thus to ornament their homes. Mr..
Foxcrolt writes as ne will arrive on Monday
next.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

HoWEs GREAT LONDON CIRCUS AND SANGER's
BRITISH MENAGERIE OF TRAINED WILD BEASTS
our amusement seekers-and who has not enjoyed
a circus or wild beast show q-will enjoy a rare
treat next week Saturday, when Howe's great circus
and menagerie will pay Montpelier a visit 1t Ia
making ITS first tour of New England, and Injecting
with great success. 1t is withal thoroughly merit
orious IN all its departments, and what with its
procession in the streets-a gorgeous and imposing
paseant-its circus performances, with hundred
male and female artists ; the exhibition of trained
tigers, hyenas and elephants, by the great Mooch
and ITS menagere, with all the rarest animals ever
captured its monkeys, its birds, its ponies, and
zebra teams, viii furnish plenty of excitement and
plenty OF wholesome amusement and genuine fun.
The following notice from the Providence Press
will give our readers idea of its various merits
GRAND CIRCUS AND CARAVAN STREET PARA DE.
HOwes famous London Circus and Sanger's British
Menagerle arrived in the city yesterday morning,
and made their promised street parade through the
principal streets O'Clock in the forenoon with
their horses and chariots, gilded cars and richly
decorated vehicles lady and gentlemen riders, zebra
team, Iour-ln hand pony teams, four elephants and
other attractions, altogether too numerous TO men,
ton The display attracted attention ami
admiration from crowds of people all along the
route, and pronounced one of tho largest and
best street displays ever seen in the city. This
grand combination circus and menagerie gave two
until no more could be admitted, and . Is thought
that two thousand people at least turned away
The immense and splendid show took the crowd
and those whs could get admission were delighted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

HYpRoGRAPmc SURVEY OF VERMONT
preliminary work in the above Survey is be-
ing rapidly carried forward under the direc-
ton of the Secretary of the State Board Of
Agriculture, Manufactures and Mining.
Blanks have been sent to every town in the
State, and they have generally received the
attention the Importance of the subject de-
mands.
Ii is desired that the survey may be so far
advanced that the Secretary can submit the
results to the next Legislature for their fur
Their action.
ANY parties who may have received such
blanks are earnestly requested to forward
them without delay to the Secretary alter
having replied to as many Of the questions
as possible and any persons who may de,
sire such blanks will have them forwarded
at once upon application to the Secretary:
1t is to be hoped that this plan, when
contemplates the development OF our water
powers now wholly or in part unoccupied'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

THE HUMAN RooF AND ITS THATCHING.-Il
the man deserves well Of his country who
makes two blades of grass grow where only
ne grew before, surely he who produces a
glorious crop of hair on a comparatively bar
en- scalp deserves the thanks of the obliged
party. All honor, therefore, to PROFESSOR
f. 1. LYON, for, unquestiOnably, his renown-
ed KATHAIRoN aecompishes this object.
Gentlemen whose whiskers are shy Of making
their appearance in force, or the fbers OF
whose moustaches disclose those magnificent
distances" for which Washington City was
once so famous. will find this HAIR PERsUADER
the IN ost wonderful encouTager Of fbrous
development that has ever yet been invented.
Both sexes are advised TO use it, as, by all odds
1t is the best article for improving the growth
and beauty Of the hair, keeping 1t free from
scurf AMI dandruf. preventing 1t from beeom-
Ing harsh, dry and gray-giving it rich
gloss and endowing 1t with fexibility-that
Toilet Chemistry has ever evolved from the
vegetable kingdom
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

Perhaps 40 real medicine gained the rapid pop
uIsrity winch Castoua has done one person relate
their experience of good effect 20 another. IL as
vegetable preparation, perfectly harmless, pleasant 10
take does distress grippe but regulates the sys
ten, and sure 10 operate when an ether remedies
have allied. ANY person Who has ever used Castoria
lr IStomaca Ache, Consumption, Group, Elatu ency'
Worms Piles or deraueed Liver VIII never again use
nausesrius Ou. Bitter Fisls or Noteotic SPrup- he
Csstora contains neither Minerals, Morphine Alec
h1L Bys -oothn quiet effect II produces natural
eep and j. arculaIly adaptedtc cryncand teeth'ns
children 1t costs but 50 cents, and one bottle VIII
ave many dollars DO doctors bills. tNs2wt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.-Dull, heavy head
ache, obstruction Ofnasal passages, discharge
falling into throat, some profuse, watery,
acrid, thick and tenacious mucous, purulent,
muco-purulentf bloody, putrid, offensive, etc
In others a dryness, dry, watery, weak or
infamed eyes, ringing in ears, deafness, hawk
ing and coughing to clear throat, alterations
scabs from ulcers, voice altered, nasal twang.
offensive breath. impaired smell and taste.
dizziness, mental depression, tickling cough,
etc. Only few of the above symptoms are
likely TO be present in any case al one time.
No disease is more common or less understood
by physicians. The proprietor of Dr. SAGE s
CATARRH REMEDY will pay $500 reward for 8
case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold
by Druggists at so cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

may not suffer unnecessary delay through
tne indifference and neglect of our citizens.
especially is it for the Immediate interest OF
OF those possessing such water powers to
avail themselves of this opportunity Of call
ing public attention to their manufacturing
facilities within our borders.
Letters of inquiry or requests for blanks
should be addressed to
PETER COLLIER, See'y
Burlington, VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21
DESCRIPTION OF LANDS.

Acres. Tax
No. II ID range, original right Of sam
uel BlodseH, supposed owner James go -, O,
Pari Of Lot No. Q, in Sd range, original
right Of Samuel Wentworth, supposed
owner Joseph w. Small, 100 U
of West number IN bth range otiginal
right OF Martin Phelps and = OF - acres
of East part No. IN eth range original
right OF Nathaniel Phelps, IT., supposed
evHer ]. h. CoveN's Estate, IS o.
Part Of Lot No. lin Sth range, original right
OF Joseph Plnchsou, supposed owner J. . .,
No. in % range. original right OF John
Holden supposed owner Thurstoh & Nor
iot formerly belonging TO Somerset, mum
her and range unknown, supposed owner
No. as IN 3D. disision, original right of Rufus
E SandoI'%4 Esta ls,p''S' :" ''' 20 p
i. No. 10 in it6 range, original right OF
Charles ClaPP, supposed owner, Mich
4. No. > IN s,h range original rightof Ma
,haHiei Phelps, supposed owner. J. b. ze n,
Part No. 10 ia lth range. original right Of
Charles Clapp, supposed owner Joseph
Par n. , "a ia range. ori4iasl light of
Ele7zsr Htnom, supposed owner Pf'u' < m l., :,
8 No. 10 in stb range, original rieht ot
Oliver Lyman supposed owner }. NJ
Stewart, % U
Fi DAVID vi sum- sunni. -'' 80 @ 20 q 3,
Joel Lee, supposed owner, Henry 4.
= No. "a 5th range. original night OF %
seph Pincheon, supposed owner Henry
I. Payne 100 "
a No. ~ ia 5th range. original right OF
Samuel Odgett, supposed owner Henry
I. Payne, 100 u
= No % in 81 division, original right OF
first settled Minister, supposed owner
Henry L. Payne. 70 b
b No. y In 81 division. original hight 90
Joel Lee supposed owner Henry L. Payne, p 81
Part y 10 ia D. range, original right OF
Richard Stanner, supposed owner Nm.
". Underwood. 10 ID Ot
Part No. 10 in 9Th range. original right OF
Joel Lee supposed owner Wn- ". Tn
deTWood. 70 ii
Joseph PIuch=un supposed owner Wm-
". Underwood, 100 Ol
=. No. 10 II oh range. original right OF
Samuel Blodgett. supposed owner Nm.
" Uuderw cd. lUi o.
=, No. % in 81 division, Original right %
first settled minister, supposed owner
Vim. ". Underwood, % G,
+. No. - n 81 division original right Of
Joel Lee supposed UW ner YIN. W I'm
derv0od - y.
South Part Ne. s. tu ist range. original
night Of Josiah Bower, and south East
part No. j 2t range, original right OF
Daniel es-Supp0sed owner LECv GTuut, us -
Part No. IN 9th range, original night OF
James Hill, supposed owner Charles Fay, - ) O.
No. Is IN 3 division, original right Of
Nathaniel Phelps supposed owner Charles
Fay 50 3 q
Part No. b-A range original right %
Spencer Phelps supposed owner Far
roster & Buck. 90 $
Dated az Strattgu The Co4nJy 81 W Udham this
6-h day OF August 4 %. lotZ
133w5 E n. WILLIS, Collector
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21
RNELL<S

TROY BUSINESS COLLEGE E-zAIII-HLD i5.S.
Il INCORPORATED ls1l.-Thi> Colle-e low occupies
the nnest suite Of college artu4ent~ IA Antrica.
having been recently rcmOy.a' ri" the new Z lmee
Building. Every modern lu4uroN vnleLt essential 10
the welfare Of students L- been secured and nothing
i now lacking in thi- Institution 10 meet the re-
Qulreneutr Of those who desire - thorough prcpar-
alton for business life Actual Business Practice.
more thorough. practical and cCupreheIslv than that
taught elseW here Studeut- Board OF Trsde sessions
held every day. Banks and Bu-iocss Houses IN con
slant operation Lectures hy business men, Lawyer
teaches business law classes Efforts made Sc
cure situations for graduates 90 now in business
Can begin any time. Good board low Expenses
address JNo Il. CARMEL. TROY. n. Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21
OBJ FIREMAN.
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1872.

We desire % make the FREEMAN particularly
rqi4aaIe for its news from all parts Of Vermont,
AMI bur friends n different parts ofthe state, es
,..f4Ilyin Washington Orange and Lamoille Coun
Gs-, VIII confer n great laVor upon us and our
le-- uy sending us local intelligence. GIVE us
.--. and we viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21
Example for the Ladies.

Mas. F.. B. DODGE, Little Rock, Ark, ha 5
used her " heeler & Wilson Machine ii years
doing the family sewing for children, e of
them daughters,) working with scarcely a
day Is intermission, alike satisfactorily upon
the finest silks, cambria, and the coarsest sol
diers' clothing, without any repair. She has
used the same needle No. 2-for more than
years, lowering it as it wears.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

Two important points seem to be settled by
the August elections thus far. The colored
voters cannot be seduccd from support of the
party that gave them freedom and citizenship
and the old Democrats cannot be relied upon
for the candidate that has no recommendation
for them except that he opposes Grant
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

New ENGLAND FAIR-The Ninth New
England Fair will be held at Lowell, Sep
TENDER 3. +, ,, and o. 1872. The grounds
contain about forty acres, ami are in every
respect desirable for the purposes Of the
Fair. There is superior half-mile track
and an exhibition building which contain.
more than half acre IF space An abund-
ance Of pure water both for visitors and
animals is furnished in various parts OF the
grounds. The premiums offered 10 the diff
tcrent departments are more liberal than ever
before, and amount in the aggregate to near
ly $50, 600. In addition 70 the usual at
fractions, there Will be trial of Steam Fire
Engines on one day of the Far. Al. rail
road t-ains discharge passengers as well as
animals and articles for exhibition at the
grounds The principal railroads in New
England will TT n~p3rt animals and articles
for exhibition free and passengers at reduced
rates.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

Rev. Dr. L. S. Jacoby, founder of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Germany,
present pastor of the Ei2hth-street German
Church in ST Louis, has been elected Pro.
lessor of Theology in the Central Wesleyan
College at WarrentOn, Mo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

Referring to the statement made by Horace
Greeley in his Portland speech, to the effect
that be will know no difference between his
Liberal Republican and Democratic support
ers in the distribution of patronage in case
he Is elected, the New York Erealng Post
says: 1t is the most enormous and most
disreputable bi for votes that was ever
openly made by a Presidential candidate
The Post is not % an organ " either
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21
SAVE THE CHILDREN

Multitude, ii them suffer- lu RI aad Gle. because
PM .--... The ou1g known remedy f,r these
ula~f troublesome and dangerous - an worms On
children 20 adults is DR.. GouId's Pin-Worm
syrup. Purely vegetable sure cath 90 7I rofH~'
ID valuable et-harur. teuedcsa, 10 health. Var
rAate4. rrcs retu,sd tu - per ba. lie.
,iae GED.C GOODWIN 4 60 gost 71
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

LAHoILLE VALLEY RAMRoAD.-The annual
meeting ofthe Lamoille Valley Railroad Com
pany was held at Hydepark on Wednesday
last. Delegations from every town on the
line were present. President Brigham made
a verbal report of the doings of the company
from which we learn that $50 600 Will com
plete the road bed between Hydepark and
Hardwick, and the $4,000 of Stock sub
5 criptions now unpaid are sufficient to com
plete the grading on the whole line.
The following Board Of Directors were
elected for the ensuing year
Franklin Fairbanks, j. d Bell. Adolphus
Holton, diff Abel, G. W Hendee. Waldo
Brigham, Orange Buck, X. 5 Read, D. d.
w cad, K. j SAKE and E, B. Jewett
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

There has been some delay in getting a
postal card which meets the entire approval
Of the Post Office department, and it l. now
believed by the authorities that it will not
be ready for use before the middle of Octo-
Der or first of November.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

There are about 500 900 French Canadians
in the United States, and according to the
records, about 40 900 Of their number laid
down their lives in the war for the Union
evineing at once their patriotism and love OF
the home of their AGO ptiOn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

New York, Aug IA Washington
despatch states that a letter arrived there
Yesterday from the Governor Of North
Carolina, in spouse to ID request for a copy
OF the ccrtI6ealc of election from the Secre-
t3ry Of State. He says that the result of the
election officially will not be made until after
the Speaker Of the House opens all the
returns in the presence of both branches of
the legislature, which does not convene till
the third Monday in November There are
some fifteen counties Vet to he heard from,
except partial returns. The most heard from
are semi official, and it is pretty tis'actorily
ascertaiucd that CaIdwell's majority Will
range from 1900 to $500
Raleigh special says that returns from
eghty-iour counties are received. giving
Caldwell ga, BOO, Merriman 9l,e62 1t is
believed the latter viii not contest the
election. unless Greeley is elected President.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

Gillian missionaries are encouraged, be-
cause they find earnest working members in
the newly planted Evangelical churches
This is hopeful sign anywhere.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

SAFE AND RELIABLE.-rhereI Is no disease o
the human system for which the VEGETINE
cannot be used with perfect safety, it does
not contain any metallic compound.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21
DR.. Wells Ext. OF Jurubeba

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar TO the plant,
and must be taken a permanent curative agent.
Is there want of action in your Liver g.
Spleen! Unless relieved al once, the blood becomes
impure BY deleterous secTeuOn producing scFoulous
skin diseases, Blotches, Fsaus- Pustules, Canker
Pimples. &c, &c.
Take Jurubeba TO cleanse purity and restore the
vitiated blood 10 healthy action.
Have you Dyspeptie stomach! Unless
digestion is promptly aided, the system IS debtaed
with loss of vital force poverty Ths Blood DrOD5I
cal Tendency, General Weakness or Lassitude.
Take il TO assist Digestion Jh1ut reaction, IL will
imDau youthful yE0F % the weary sufferer.
Have you VveB kness of the Intes tines
You danger Of Chronic Djarrh9ea the dread
ful Inf alton of the Bowels.
Take 2liay irritation and w3-d OF ten iency TO
inf smmatIons.
Have you weakness the Uterine
Urinary Organs You must procure instant re-
lisf You liable TO Suffering worse than death
Take IL TO strengthen organic weakness OF life be-
comes burden.
Finally should be freq entity taken 20 keep the
TEN perfect health you otherwise in great
danger malaral miasmatic contagious diseases.
John q. KELLOGG, I6 Plat ST., N.
Sole agent for The United States,
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular.
FH32W4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

ReY. Dr. \. Webster, President OF CIaa n
University, South Carolina, reached New
York City On Thursday Of last week, and j.
now in Vermont. IL broush, with him "a
promising young South Carolina student OF
the Wesleyan University at Middlctown
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

The Connecticut and PAssumpsic Rivers
and Massawippi Valley Railroads, have de-
cIared a semi-annual dividend of three per
cent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21
ID. r. WOntgomery,s Estate,

=
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
Il the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
WASH Commissioners. receive, examine, and
adjust ali cha and demands Of all Tersons. against
the estate OF ID. r. Montgomery. late OF Duxbury.
in said district deceased represented nsolveut, and
the term of six months from the lGth day Of July
1872 beiI allowed by said the creditors OF said
deceased exhibit nd prove their respective claims
before US Give notice thar will attend 10 the du-
ties of our appointment at the dwelling house OF
the late D. R. deoess ed Duxbury said
District, on The 18th day Of Oct1b. aud January
days.
r. j. MORSE. r.
w. r. STRICKLAND No'h'
DuIbury, July 18th, A. d. 1872. T32w2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

1laae @. f"tL h-I. y 1--7hs, 5oot HplLlsS an
~ r'essa re- r5sre cal5sl T6nics Appetizers'
rs-,.- - no aes Ne rir,rlar on =, drink
..,'-7oss ana min f-t ara n true Ne.liCine made
rom ma T3a-lvG roots ana hor,s Of California nee
49, ,rr tf.gp-f+. --fr,-,15rt- They ana -ba Great
~ r---- 7rsr7 i ia ,ri,irr,- Iri,ir1Ia a Perfect
u,-5-- - - n no Svsftr-I carving
- ar r17.r17r1- N .-rar ana restoring me blood
- t-f-7- s4'Ifri y sr,ri-firo r rerTasniulr ana
i-.xf-r-riri- f7-h I,i ana ,,li They are EASY
II s,7,irl--r3+igr1 r,r,rr HI Their arrl6n certain
= -t,- -t. 5.i4 rsfi5lra II su forr7s ~
=
No Pelson can take these Bitters accord
-, '-.-S>-- 81 r5-r.l r-r T-r.7-afI r,ro,-75a-y
-1- ,,a-,ss an nar 5es-r0vel IN mineral poison
0rot0er means. ana the vital organs wasted beyond
the p0irr urreualr
DysDeDsip al, Indigestion. Headache Pain
i'm tfe Shoulders Coueh-. TIghtlItss OF the Chest.
Tiz7ineS4 Sarr Frr.rariauS of the stomach Bad
-rs-, 81 ~, Hf,,r-f r6us A-r3rl,s paInIrsrio1 on
- M anon m +b.. lungs pam in me
- r. ~, L55r,1,s s-r-5 =. nrn+l~sEi o-he- n9iufll
- ~ t - ~ I1-,s,,-l1 Il, +bsss
, ~, 51 ami Gls LotrIa viii
-, 49, sr-,'1.,T5-sf' ar rs merits man a
49, -u.S q. 81 49, s..-,-.-.,,-.
- fS,.,,Ie Cc,,,,,I,irts in vouno Or OLD
- n - - 80 .isJ[-r nr yg,,r1snhood al
- ~, n; -1-T-,S mar = 7-5ra.I 7rrrrr,y-sf5arf i
tiiea al i-lss-ieS ''l- Il i-'i- -' i'-'l eH' i
soon perez sllHie- l.,, NJ.
% - 80 a. -, - =, 7i,+Ss-1o-1 EiI
mattsm ana Huut I5sl-l'7lt .! non bLi-
I"~ I ~ n IN. M t,I--s - I,lSI5sr tbass
t3i-trs Ee,a No., NOS Succession >Ir6 diseases
~ l,,l.-s.f IN MINATED Blood which is generally
r,sura5 hv tiar7lurer1enr of the Digestive Organs
1hey arg . - ~ ~ ',,i II7rfr 81 80
a
j--.s,, -i,5 ri me var lIli KiSe5ral ORGANS ana
- T,-1.--s iffss-sas
- - 81, ,,fs,,s.s l,1urfa4+4 letter salt
80, % E1.t.fs $50 t.ir-r,Ias I,rrsfnIes Rolls
sfI,l1s 9fnt-yy6rrrl Sail-IIead Sore Ewes
S-1- - 49, ,,i-rar5S1r.s n me Sin
an, - T,f.,ass ~ The SIN OF yyhafever
49, - M. I5rerafr- 3nl nm ana carried
III - H., -, ~, :, li75rT limo ~ re 17s1 Of these
Fj+-s- ono Safre in suSh eases vii convince thG
+5es- ,,qrr'in16rlS N fFttr rr.rltlve effects
4- -. x-t.t-et..t TR,o,,.1 7ybsr.,.r 1-,,,
't5 IrSI,I t'r'Il.,h M sir; in
is,-ris Trt5r,-i.us ar -1r- cleanse II when Won
iliIleS, E1gptl.'lS. ' 49, j- ~ 49, Ci,,,Sc
ma II ouStu dtI,1 ~ ny - %
Eae1 ne blaaj rnr ami tGe health OF fhe system
hSep SHC oi''o' t''-' -' "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AVermOlt Methodist Seminary,
AND
Female College.
Montpelier, VT.

Rev j. Z. w. CoIE, A. NJ Principal.
full faculty OF accomplished Teachers Four Tegu-
courses OF study Commercial department he ope
Fall term. Buildings, new. spacious, auu elegant.
special ttentiOn 10 Music add Ornamentas. Rates
low. Ample facilities Ter SELF Boarding. Fan Term,
opens Aug. 2Sts. Winter Term, Dec. ih. For boaru
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