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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
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81 @afbinston Nnb Bertdte BON ersan;-
Vrten 8ewesunsen Der 9anbruirtbe In ben
pealid.n Staaten etnsetrofen, weIae b.
rauf 9eridtst iinb, ben f4 iiberbebenben
@onopolen entsesen ~ treten, unb baB bic.
felben chamber bic 9anb retden, UNI praf'
ttf& an bic Mrbett seben ~ tSnnen, ben e.
ten eroben 3rred, cine before Gstssebuns.
~ N&ern. 9err Eaplqr . 5lert>
ba fpru& fttue %11eber3eusuns aus. bab
aud bic srcben NaGea ber BerSlferuns bes
Sibens bereit fetn werben, fl& biefer GRO
ben 8ewe9uns sessn bic @emetnf4dben Der
3ett an3af9lteeen.
Sshiaaers 1turuben. Mus 2awrenee, &aa.
fac, ,utrb beri&tet: Dem @ernebnaen mad
fo1en bic &towa', Gbessnne> unb Aropato.
Snb{aner i1& gum &riese ruaen. Die Sc
sieruns fatdt 9ruppenserfdrtunsen mad
allen bsfeftsten punften bes ueRltden San.
ias, 3wet G~ompasnten Gapalerte Tnb be.
retts an tsr @ren3e onsetommen, unb stpet
anbese iinb u~ntertuess. @an erwartet gang
bsftmnat. bub TN Trabiabr unruben In Der
@ren3e ausbreden tperber. .
Die eeauenpcrtb Zines fast, bab slaut.
'pdrbtsen 8ert&ten sufclse bic arcpa&oes
unb Gbsennes Anfalten III einers ernRli9en
8rtese trefen. Die isnsen Wdnner bes
Gtsgenne Stamnes perab,&euen bic Trte,
benspclttit, unb Nnb pon unbejdtmbarer
unsebulb ben &rtes au Beginner. Die d.,
teren 9auptltnee, uel&e In @afbinstun wa.
rem anb aaf tbrem Dese battn bic srpse
In3abl Der 8let&sef9ter faben, fpre9en
f& fur ben Trtsben aus, stn @ort. bas BE
lursen &rieser nidt bSren .uuten.
snsrsii@e Jarmer. SIN @tefFelb, Sni.
aots, ~beftesen am portssn DonnerRas bret
Tar'aer ben Dflt& eebenben 3us, perweisers
ten ieoe&. rnebr ais bas sefeslt4 befimmte
SabrSelo ppn bret Gents fur bic Meile au
be3ablen. @cnbutteur @beeler rief btsrauf
feline 9sute unb lief ben Bug battsn, UNI bic
Saru1er abfesen au 1aGsn, ieto& mai sr
bterta ntdt erfoIsret@. benn 20 yerfonen,
speldse FH TIM Babnbpfe befanben, befteeen
ben 3us unb lteben tetne @epalttbdtistet.
ten ~. !3pet berfelben serb1ieben au9 .auf
benz 3ISe unb besleiteten bic bret erfen Bis
.@Yaner eroifns, pbne rnetr als bas sefts.
Tide Tabr9slb aa 3ablen, peldss Der Con,
butteur fpdter annabu,, ais Is i'm, nod Elm,
NAL an8sboten wurbe. Die @ympattte au
.@rufen Der Saruerbswesuns sesen bic o.
fenbatnmrtcpele mar tn ,bte{em Btfrtft
nod nteuals II fart aIs teute.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Safer. Grbftnunb@ erfe treroen
rtan1mal aulammen sefdt. Das Strpb
ltefert sutes Sutter urb bte &0rner, 3uian1-
men seuab1en, seben frdfttse Habruns fur
pferbe. So wtrb tnbefen babel ni&ts &C.
sponnen, tpenn Der 8oben rt4t. ietr reid I f.
cat bic a~metretttse @erfe etua II gu,
fbsl pon tsbeua, grbien, Safer unh @srfs, per
Mere.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Gin arbeiter.G oubent fca ant %. sprtl
tn Netu gorf absebalfen werben, um bic
fsfortise Snfraftfesuns bes a@tfunpen De.
fests 5a erlansen. SIN @ansen taben bic
!, Mrttiser: .seats s9mpattse,f ads bic asitato.
rem. unb panf&en fetne @isbtrbclune. Ses
1nSsads: BON lestsi, Sasfs,.> 7* !;
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

'P.S. Mnn l. Mdrs uurben bieGinlabun.
gen CUR Is. Notwithstanding In d.
troit an bic perren DeleSaten ~perfaHbt.
Spnte Elm Delesat ODER Berein ttefelbe riAt
trbalten taben, 70 TT er freunoltdf sebeten,
ben Corr. Sefretdr 9lei6 ~ benaGrt&ttsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
&atbpliicber Gentral =Serein.

6plaenbcs Ginldbun9Sf1retbet TT pom
gprorte an bic Y%rdRbenten uro Nitslisber
Der nnterRasunss. geretne erla6en wcreen /:
,Gs 1T Sbnen wcbl betannt, tab bas
nd&ne Sabrssfef bss bsutiden r6mii&.fa'
tboliiden Central ereins unb be6en Gene.
rail- srfammluns bisiss Jatr au Detroit,
Mid., sebattsn uerten wirb. Die ercbs
prc;elIOn .pirb fia am 2. Stunt, @ormittass
10 l6r, p%eriammrln. Cine fpesieGe Gin
labuns 3u biefer Teierii1teit >pdre aaerbinss
ni4t nptbwsnbis, ba IS ii& bier ni&t Bios
uu, bas SntsreTe zines einselnen @ereins
banbelt, fcnbern UNI bas a1semeine @cbl
bes srcsen Bunbes, Der slidli&erwetie aus
70 pielen fattpli(4sn @srein:n her gerein:
5taatsn kefsbt. Tenno9 frsut es uns,
nebf Der Ginlabuns, .pelae bic feterli&e
@slesenbeit BON lelbt a1en 0ereinsbraoern
tietet, aud nod cine periDnli4e unb srpar
rsat ber;lide Ginlabuna an Ste ,u ri4ten,
unb Sbnsn mit,utbeilen, pte fetr mir mint
i6sn. ba6 bic @lietsr bss 8unbes, benen es
n0sli9 fem uiro, Dem Satrtsfea unb Ser
@eneral.@ erlammluns bet3uwctnen, ate
freubis retteifsrn mDsen, um nidt Bios
bur4 ibre @esentpart, fonbsrn aud NIT
BOrt unb Tbat, ie na1 llm1dnben unb
8eeurfni1en, has Self 3u einem erbabsnen,
freubepoTen unb munteren, unb fur idmmt'
lide @lisbsr Der 3uiammenfunft anssnsbm
uno nIsliA gu MAIDEN. Obne 3weifel min.
fdsn uno bpTen sic wie mir, Rap infer Self
Elm mab:baft tattoltlAes unb iomit 0ctt
tpptlseflatses unb iir unlern Bunp nubli>
DIES tperte.
Detroit, -. Mdrs, 1873.
SIN Iuftlas bes Committees
saul @tes, Spbu D6ren,
grdHpent. Setrstar.
Tclseabe gereine batea freiwiaise Bet>
trdae e%inseianbt:
1. Sir ben st. Soiesb's llnterit. Bsrein
in Nemart, ". 5.
Bonn ct. Soepbus Wereia In geero Sort 9its-""..s100G
0cm ct. 8pntfdetuS Weretn tn Newart. u S...... 10 90
Som st. Sp1epbs Verein in philadelphia, Fa....... SEQ
Bonn st. WntcniuS Yeretn in ,........ 500
Som st. SSnifaetus 9trsin in fort Wasue, Snp. eco
0rr st. Jibelius Wereta In College gotnt. 81 o. 5 go
Bonn ct. W;daels @eretn In 1pnb bu Fac, gDisc. 700
Bonn ct. 0sersius s. W .gerein tnGr.iustcn. 8y. 500
spta1.....!s52.0 90
2. Sir Die abscbrannten S@mlen Der ct.
Soispts una st. Ni@aelS 0emrinoe
III Gbieaso. 81.
gpm 81, Saestxs gsretn in sRem Cert Gits"~.".ste.o0
8. Sir bic Ginuatherer.
Wsm Ct. Saephus gnein in Sen gort Gis $40. 90
@pm ct. laurenttus 0eretn ia Dayton, O.-.".. 1910
Bonn Ct. SsbanneS @ereiH ,".. 500
gsm 81. S~snifasius B..sin il 4ema.f. q. S.. 1000
gom Ct. SOfevts gsrsin in gtilasslpbta. ga....... 1900
Son Ct. aiosaas gsrsta in aeu iyert Giss"."~. SO
Irtal"".".$60, 70
4. air has 2ebrer=S eaiuar ii @il,pautee.
gsm Ct. sidaels gereia tn Solebu, Obtp.......$ 7.5e
Bonn st. 9aureutius Versia in Sastun, Sttp..... 1890
Som St. Sstsrs g,reia tn sarualtin optS~". Soc
Gptal."....$ $50. 80
1uffaap, ben q. &drs. 1873.
Scr. 8aIbas, prGRbeut,
Srau3 5aefner Gerr. Sefretdr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

8ers'au&em. 3wet Gter, cine Safe
i3uder. e'ne babe Safe Butter, cine babe
Sahe ,afe Mil9, swet 1afen Mebl, einen
a9eelo1sl soa Grenaor 1artart, etnen bal.
pen Speel0fel up1 Spba. Gin wents Mus-
tatnub nnb Obf perbefert ben SUDDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Yfrepfen. ..pfropft &tri&en' unb
%Faumen.@ ilDlinse, ebe bic &nofpen ~
wa9fen Beginner. @nbere 8dume lam
man laGen, bis bic Iusen anseiAwonen
Rnb, oo~rausseiest bic pfropfreitr wuroea
seihnttten, ebe Ter Gait auftie9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
2. SIR Die a%bscbrannten S9nlen Der ct.
Soiepts una st. @i&asls 0emcinoe
ID Gbieaso. 81.
4. Tar has 9ebrerz5 emiuar ii @iluaufe,

gsm st. sxihae1s @ereia Ia 9olebu, Stip".-...$ 7.5e
Bonn Ct. 9durentius Versia in Saston, Sbtp.... 1900
8om ct. Scbanres 4. $500. 500
ssm St. psters g,retn tn Rsr,ralfi In 0DtS..... 500
Eptal......$ $50. 50
1uffatp, ben q. &dr3. 1873.
4eD. 8aIbas, prGRbsnt,
Srau5 5aefner Gorr. Sefretdr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

&a1bFetf4-pafeten. Drei uno
Elm baltes gfunb Der bsfen raaseren unb
fettsn Steile zines &albf1ldsels unb Elm
stad Sdwetnsfetf&, ~aufanu,en fstn &C..
badt. Se&s 8ofon Graders, pulperiRrt,
Elm gblSfA pcn Cali pfsfer, Stid
Butter Don Der @r66e zines Go unb cine
Mubfatnub. 8netet NIT ben 6dnben gut
eur4etnanber; forut Is rpte Elm eaib 8rob
unb ro1t Is In 9robfrumen. 2est Is in cine
@fanne NIT Elm tpents @afer unb badt smei
unb etne baIte 5tunbe. l1eberstebt oft.
Dies btlbe! cine febr quite Speiie gum falt
eden.
Mpfe1. @elee @test slet&s Quan.
tttdtsn 3udtr unb CUTE faure &epfel ab,
in6lt, enttduft unb badt bic &epfel ftix;
ma9t etnen suten, Haren, Ssrup aus ben,
3uder; sebt bic Iepfel, ben Saft unb bic
abseriebene &tnbe BON bret 0ttronen une
etntse @tide rpeieen Snswer 40. &o1t bis
bic Ispfel flar unb selb aus ieben. Muf
teinen San labt ben snswer fort.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Seoes Wtt9llee Der Et9o lou, irenn Der Ner'
fu@ sema&t tptrb, Steuern 3tuanesuetfe ober
auf sert<dem @ese au erbeben, hem
Council Nn3eise MAIDEN unb BON lesteren
bur4 seeisnete Rabreseln sef&ust werben.
Der Rormoneu . 9aubtliug Brigham
gcuns. Der @elbfberei&er a1sr @ormonen.
bat %absebantt. CT beabfdttst, .uie beri&.
tet tptrb, bas 1errttortum rtat au perlaGen
unb i@ mad Mrt3ona, .aubsrtalb bee Be.
ret&s Der Soften anb S%eleerapten" 3uradsu>
steten, bic &esteruns fetner Sette aber jim
seren 9dnben su iberlafen. S&on aupor
bate ct etntrdslt9e grd7bentenfe1en BET
perfdtebenenG orp%crattonen aufeeseben. @uf
ietnen @ntrae tpurbe Der s~esentpdrtts In Gu
ropa meilenbe @eorae y. Smttb au fetnsnt
Na&folser ais vErufee" Der Mormcnen er'
.pdblt. Brigham gouns BAT Elm 2efamsnt
eema9t, in tpel&eut ct }etn eOlOGales Der.
nsSsen unter feline Is @etber unb 60 &tnber
slei9mdbts psrtbstlt. Sc beibt, bab bic al
ten Morn,unen tbrem bisbertsen SI9rer
folgen tperben, une oa6 se6en fretDiatger
@Idtritt etne unmtttelbare QSiuns ber fcse'
nannteu Mornioaenfraee, B.. 3. tasGnee Der
Yelssamie terteifatren tperbe.
Anbere basssen finb Der MnF&t Brigham
youns sebe mil benz stane Inn. tros fetner
febsts SABRE, feiaen 9ubdnaern etne ,eue
3stmatb ~ fn&sn, ME e I'M Sabre lS47
setbaa, ais 'er Sutnois serltsb unb mad BEN
SaIjite aps. i
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

&artofe1n. YFan3t etntse fir fsbr
fraben @ebraud, aber fur bic 91upternte
tbut btss erff, naAoem Der 9oben parm unp
treden IL, bamtt fe fpfprt pa9fen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Grbfen. Ma4t bic &eiben Der bod.
ma4ienben &rten &peit eenus a%useinanber,
baS ret&li9 SUIT unb 9tdt ba3wtiden elm
briasen fann. 3wersarten lest in Is 3On
abfebenbe Driae. Scrst fur &eifs senus
fir bic b~p1wadienben Mrten.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

CENTAUR LINIMENT.-There is no pain
which the Centaur Liniment will not relieve,
no swelling it will not subdue. and no lame
ness which it will not cure. This is strong
Language, but it is true. Where the parts
are not gone, its effects are marvellous. 1t
has produced more cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock jaw, palsy, sprains, swell
ings, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, ear ache, &c , upon the human frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &C., upon ami
mails, in one year than have all other pre-
tended remedies since the world began. 1t
is counter-irritant, an all-healing pain re-
lever Cripples throw away their crutches,
the lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered
harmless and the wounded are healed with
out a scar. 1t is no humbug. The recipe
is published around each bottle. 1t is selling
as no article ever before sold, and it sells
because it does just what it pretends to do.
| Those who suffer from rheumatism, pain
or swelling deserve to suffer if they will not
use Centaur Liniment. More than 1000 GER
tifcates of cures, including chronic rheuma-
tism, govt, running tumors. &C., have been
received. We will send circular containing
the recipe, gratis, to any one requiring it.
One bottle of Centaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned horses and
mules, or screw-worm in sheep. Stock
owners, this Imminent is worth your attention.
No family should be without Centaur Lini-
ment. J. B. Rose & Co., Now York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

Children under twelve years of age, half the
above price,
On leaving Burlington the steamer will pass
Rocky aad Colchester Points and sail along South
Hero and Gran Isle with the AdirOndacks and
the other beautiful scenery the New York shore
in full view, until as far North a Plattshurgh when
she Will pass between the Islands of North Hero
and Grand Isle into the Eastern portion of the lake
proceeding as far south as Camp WatS on the Mil
to" shorea short distance North of sand Bar BIRD
where a landing will be made. This entire route
presents the most beautiful views being the finest
part OF the Lake and more than ,e half the dis
lance Is ent rely off the route usually traversed by
boat thus giving an opportunity not often present
that portion ofOne of the handsomesJ bodie of wa
ter In the world. Camp Watson, too, will then be
IN full basp' and the tents on the Shore etc, will
add to the picturesque views Whereabouts.
those who desire 1t will be Furnished with dinner
on board the boat, but the better and less eXpen
1t, each party taking their well filed lunch basket
with them. If any desire, they land at the
passlngiy fine picnic ground on BOw-and- Arrow
Point, where there tables erected for this very
purpose, remain there several hours and take the
boat on her return from Camp Watson.
The entire sail will be eight hours and the
boat VIII reach burlington on its return IN ample
season to connect with the last train nth and the
night express East that all who avail themselves
OF this opportunity for day on Lake ChampiaIn
may safely rely on reaching home the same night.
Make up your parties for this excursion, for such
an opportunity may not occur again in many years.
The steamer Williams is a staunch vessel and had
| a new and powerful engine put in last Winter.
anything in their power undone to make il pleasant
| for those sailing with them, and more beautiful
scenery exists nowhere than that portion of the
Lake the Williams will pass through, being the
tain views. and ever-changing panorama of land
| and water.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

Unlike other Cathartics, DR.. Pierce s
Pleasant Purgative Pellets do not, after
their operation, have secondary tendency
to render the bowels more costive. This is
an improvement, as all who have ever taken
many pills or other cathartics for the pur-
pose of overcoming constipation, know to
their sorrow that the secondary effect of all
such medicines has been - to render a bad
matter worse" These Pellets produce such
a secondary tonic effect upon the bowels as
to bring about permanent healthy action.
Hence their great value, taken in small does
daily for a length of time, in habtual con-
situation and in Piles attended and produced,
as they generally are, by torpor of the liver
and costiveness. Sold by Druggists at IS
cents a vial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

That SxUGGL1NG.-Mark French was in
dicted by the Grand Jury at Windsor, and
taken there for trial on Monday. The sen
tence imposed was not very heavy, being
nine months in Montpelier Jail and a fine of
one hundred dollars.
The new bank at Barre has as its cashier
Mr.. W. G. Austin, who was formerly the
cashier Of the Orange County Bank at
Chelsea.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

MONTPELIER AND WELLS RIVER RAILROAD.
Director j. G. French has returned from
Troy, N. Y, where he went last week to
hasten the shipment Of iron which is there
being manufactured by Griswold 4 Co. He
succeeded in overcoming the trouble in regard
TO transportation, and seven boat-loads were
started Two of these loads have already
reached here and more are on the lake,
The track-layers are now at work, and
mile or two more will bring them to the
place for the Marshfield depot. The depot
at PIainfeld is well under way. and will
soon be done. That at South Ryegate also
Is begun, ard work will soon be commenced
on the one at Grot)n, The directors, though
lab1riBg under dis idvanta yes for the want
OF money, are pushing this enterprise to
completion
good understanding is reached with the
Central Road, by which transfers of passen-
gers will he made in manner to suit the
convenience OF the people, the two companies
virtually doing their passenger business at
the same depot.
RrNAwAY.-A team belonging to Brown
AMI 5 NTH took it's flight down Barre street,
into Main and State, Monday afternoon, and
made things rattle 1t capsized the peaceful
inmates Of buggy on Barre street, aud in
JlTed one Of them, young lady. When 1t
reached State street 6 Bart thought there
WIS ell for him to 60 away, which he
proceeded to do successfully at last, though
his horse did not at first move with the dex
'eFity and celebrity evidently longed for BY
the owner
Odd Fellowship Vermont Lodge, No
~. o. of 0. F. Wa, reinstated July 24t b
oy j. NJ. Isham, Grand Master. The follow
lag cihcers were elected for the present term
n G., A. T. Keith; V. g., A. N. Pear
sons; Sec. A. D. Lane; p. S., Geo. w
Reed; Treas, NJ. Russell; W., G. F. Collins
Con {. F. Summers r. Ii. S. for N G
L. NJ Washburn; L. Ii. S., G. B. Dodge
l. H. ). for V. G., 7. c. Barrows l.. S
y L. Murdock Guar, o. 7. Dodge.
Last week John Hayes had couple {
horses seized at Waterbury Center by th
customs officers. Deputy Collector VIM.
Rand and Inspector S. G. Bean made tt
seizure. The animals had been undervalu {
% Importation.
ueorge P. Beard, formerly Of Orange, WI
was twelve years ago principal Of the We
''atdolph Acadeny, has been spending tV
VI three weeks in VerD ont. He is DOW
'uafge OF the Cumberland Valley State No
mai School at ShiIpsnsburgh, Pa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

DEATH OF AN AFRICAN BIsHoP.-The ven
cradle Bishop Rush, of the African Method
ist Episcopal Church, is dead, and bis burial
took place in New York, on Sunday after
noon last. Large numbers Of people were
present. In his prime he was very able
preacher, and welded the largest influence
of any minister of his denomination. He
was born slave in 1777. He was licensed to
preach in 1915, and was ordained Bishop in
1o49. He has been highly esteemed by both
white and colored people, and down to the
very close of life has occupied very high
place in the confidence of all who knew him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

The house of w. E. Kimball, of Topsham, ,
was struck with lighting during the shower,
Thursday night. 1t struck the chimney,
cracking it the whole length, passed into the
pa:lor, took out one sleeper, and split two
posts in the cellar and ripped up things gen.
orally. There was no one injured and moth
ing set on fire.
Hubbard Wright, prominent citizen of
Bradford, died on Tuesday afternoon. aged
65 years. He was a member of the last Con-
stitdtional Convention of Vermont, repre-
sented the town of Bradford nine terms, and
in the affairs of the town had always taken
an active part.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Rev. John Kimball, who many of our
readers know-a native of Barton, but for
several years past pastor of the Fourth Con-
gregational Church at San Francisco, has
gone to Europe.
According to the Newport Express sum-
mer travel has been very ilively in that di-
rection. The Memphremagog House has
been filled, as we'll as several boarding houses;
and more are coming.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Hon. James Nc NJ Shafter, formerly
Secretary of State Of Vermont, is prominent
ly mentioned as the Republican candidate
for United States Senator from California.
He is brother of the late Hon. Oscar l..
Shafter. Another candidate named is Henry
Edgerton, formerly of Rutland.
Early Wednesday morning, the dwelling
house OF Michael Baislee at Rutland was dis
covered on fire by the night Waterman at
the depot. The fire department put out the
hire, but not until the house was nearly con-
sumed. The furniture and wearing apparel
10 the upper rooms were entirely destroy
ed; insured for Si0O 10 the Home of New
York
wINDHAN COUNTY.
Cobba, carpenter and innate of the
Bratte orc Insane Asylum, fell three stories
Friday afternoon, and was instantly killed.
He was at work on the new building.
This is the pathetic appeal which New
lane criminal sends the court 81 have one
ly been married to months & hante had NY
Honey Moon yet. This is the first time
ever was in Jail or crested. If you will
Consider my case 4 let me of on a fac will
return to My Darling wife.
Between 1000 and 5000 young shad
were placed in West river at BrattIeboro on
5.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Judges Hunt and Smaley are the guests
of Hon. William NJ. Evarts at his summer
residence at Windsor.
James Tracy, living in Hartford, Vt.
about thirty years of age, committed suicide
on Wednesday, by taking strychnine.
Family troubles are supposed to be the cause
The White River had less amount OF
water in it before the late showers, than has
been known for many years 50 early in the
season.
On the fourth of July while party were
crossing Green Lake, Wis, to attend pic
mic, they were assailed by terrible tornado,
and among the lives lost was the oldest child
of the Rev. Truman F. Allen formerly Of
Pomfret.
The descendants of Deacon Herrick lngra
ham of Chester, gathered from all sections OF
the country, hada reunion at the Chester
House, few days since.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

We desire make the FREEMAN particularly
,,r,able for its news from all parts of Vermont
,9i our friends in different parts ofthe State, es
os.iallyin Washington 'orangeand LamoilleCoun
..., will confer great favor upon us and our
r.aiers by sending us local Intelligence. Give us
49,. and we will arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

To cure a Cough, to relieve all irritatons
of the throat. to restore perfect soundness
and health to the most delicate organizations
of the human frame-the Lungs-use Dr..
Wistar's Bazsam Of Wild Cherry, which is
still prepared with the same care in the
selection and compromising of its various IN
gradients as when it was introduced to the
public by Dr. Wistar, over forty years since,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

The best use you can make of seventy
FIVE cents will be to buy game of Avilude,
the most instructive and delightful game
ever published. If your dealers have not got
it send the money to West & Lee, Worees-
ter, Mass, who will forward it by mail
post paid.
The best of its class ''-Boston Erenin9
Trans cript.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

ror Loss or Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression of pIrits General Debility, their var
ious forms. FElRo-PHosPoR 1TED ELIZA Of CALrsAYA
made by CAswE.L, H.1ARD Co, New York, ana
sold by ali druggists, tonic As stimuant
tonic patients recovering from fever other sick
ness, 1t has eq7al. taken during the season II
prevents fever and ague and other intermittent levers
FN26W4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

DR.. BRYANT'S MAGNETIC LINIMENT,
DR.. BRYANT'S LIVER PILLS,
DR.. BRYANT'S RHUS WINE,
Are the popular remedies used in every
household, and sold by the popular drug
gists j. V. Babcock & Co, Montpelier, R. B.
Stearns & Co., Burlington, A NJ Plant, St.
Adams. F2Sw3-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-30

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DIsrB Tot, ss. Br okheid, in said dis
trict c n The 10Th day Of July, A. ID. 1873.
VIIIDLLIAA A. RO5BINS, administrator of the
w estate of Henry s. Downs, late of BrookheD,
in said District, deceased, presents his admins
tration for examination and allowance, and
application for decree OF distribution and par
ttjon of the estate Of said deceased.
whereupon it is ordered BY said Court, that said &C
count and said application be referred 10 session
field on the 7h day Of August A. D. 1873 for hearing
and decision And it 10 further ordere ed that
notice hereof b. given to all persons interested BY
publication of the three weeks Excessively 10
he Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper pu blished
at Mon peiier, previous 10 said time appointed for
they may appear at said lime and place
and show cause, il any they may have, why said
count should not be allowed, and such decree made.
By The Court. Attest,
xaow3 JOHN r. CLEAvELAND, Judge