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PARALYSIS and Determines Cured

The Orient Springs Health institute located near
the of Amherst, Mass for the treatment and cure
of Paralysis al rs forms, Spinal Diseases Contracted
Cords and Limbs, Crooked Feet aud Hands, ENLARGED
Joints, Wry Neck, CurvaIures If the Spine, HIP DIS
eases Ricketts, ST. Vitus' Dance and all determines,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and all Llmeness; Nefyou,
Diseases, Gout Commissions, Diseases OF the Brains
Heart and Lungs. Cancere, HysfsTia, etc.
Apply TO GEORGE w. RHODES, NJ. D., Amherst =.
r. K. FAXON ESQ, Agent for the Institute, No.
| PemberIon sanare. Boston. FMlw6
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1915 to $3.50 per month

. everywhere. male aud female, TO introduce the
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE. This m7chine will
stitch hem fell, tuck, qlif cord bind, braid and
embroider in a most superior m ianer. Price sl5-
? Fully licensed ani WARRANTED for ave years. We
will paw SI,010 for any machine that viii sew
stronger more beauI .ful, elastic seam than
ours II mikes tiie q Elastic Lick Stitch.'' Every
second stitch he cut and sui the cloth cannot be
: pulled apart without tearing H.. We pay agents
= IRON SIS TO $3.50 per month and expenses, or a
<,commissi from winch twice that amount can be
: = made. Address SECOMB & CO., Boston, Mass,
Pittsburgh Pa, Chicago, H., or ST. Louis, No.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15

The Pure-t and sweetest COd-Liver OH Is Hazard \
Caswel, ad. the shore, from fresh, selected
Iivers, by CaswelI, Hazard & Co, New York. 1t Is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once
taken il prefer IT, to all others. Physicians have deci
ded it superior airy other cts in market.
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DEATHS

In Craftsbury, Nov. 10Th, CHASTINA, wife OF
Columbus Hartman, aged 80 years.
In Plattsmouth, Neb., Dec. 25th, Mrs. EMMA L.,
wife Of George w. w. Davis, and daughter of
Matthew Savage OF Waitsfeld, VT, aged 80 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15

isuneqna ed by any known remedy IL viii eradicate,
extirpate shly destroy all poisonous subsfan
ces in the Blood and will eecguslly dispel all predis
position to bilious arrangement.
Is there want of action In your Liver a.
Spleen Unless relieved ST once the blood becomes
impure by deleeriOus secrenons producing scrouous
diseases, BIotches FsioRs, Pustuies, Csnker,
PimDles, &c, &c.
Have yOu Dyspeptic stomach! Unless
digestion promptly aided The systal Is detssltsied
with poverty of the Blood, Dropsical Tendency, Gen
eral Weakness and Inertia.
Have you weakness of the Intesiines
You in danger OF Chronic DiarrhOea or Johanna
ton Of the Bowels.
Have you weakness of the Uterine or
Urinary Organs. You are exposed 10 suffering
in its most aggravated fOrm-
Are you detected, dTowsy, dali, sluggish or de-
ed in spTJ, with head ache, back ache, coated
tongue and bad tasting mouth
For remedy for all Of these diseases, weak
and troubles; for cleansing aud purifying the
vitisted blood and mparIing vigor 10 all the vital
forces for building ard restoring the weakened con
stitution USE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15

Children cfy-for Pitchers Castoria, 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15
MERS, ATTENTION

By calling at the welIknoxu Music Store ment toned
below, you mcy inspect your tivorite instrument in
plenty and variety, and procure
ID II U M g.
now in request 10 lead political and other pra cessous
Also FOR SALE of the largest and finest assortments
of
BRASS INSTRUMENTS
by the hest makers, also the best Vioiius Guitars
Flutes Flies Concertnas in all instruments in
common Use, with STRINGS, and all other things
nee ded to renew and repair instruments, and full
stock OF Musical Mercha ldse.
JOHN e. HAYNES L co.
Flsyi33 urt ST., (opposte Court House,) Boston.
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CHArPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples, ring
worm, rheum, and other cuaneous Affections cured,
and the skin made soft aud smooth by using the JUNI'
PEA TAR SOAP, made by Casweil, Hazard, 4 Co, New
York. Be certain get the Juni Tar Soap As er
are msnV worthless limitations made with common tar
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Relief AanbOrsa,s Estate.

no Moftpeer on he
3lst December, A. ID. 1872.
TRUMAN &. kEI.TON, Administrator of the
| of lie SanbOrn, late of East Montpelier in said
district, deceased, makes application TO sail Court
the consent and appreciation in writing of the hi rs
and representatives, of heirs CT said deceased residing
IN this for license 10 sell all Of the real estate Of
said deceased representing that the sale thereof would
be beneficial the heirs said deceased, and those
interested in said estate.
WhereGpon,tt Isordered by said Court hat said
application nder consideration nd be heard
the 4th day of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1878, the Probate
Office Montpelier; and it is furthr ordered thai
all interested be notified hereof by publication
of notice OF his application and order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier, before said time Of hearing.
that they may appear at said time and place, and
If they see cause, object thereto.
Blythe court.-Attcst,
F3ws n. A. CHASE, Register.
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Prospectus for I873-Sixth Year.
The ALdine,
Not for Sale in Book or News Stores.

Illustrated Monthly Journal universally admitted TO b.
the HqadsOmest Periodical the World. a Representa-
tire and Champion Of american Taste.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15
Stained and Cut Glass.

j. M. COOK, 13I, 1879 and 14I Congress
st. Boston Mass, Manufacturer of Stained. Cut
Eoameled, Fl ok and Embossed Glass of all kinds
Attention sivento gefting up Church Windows in
styles nsyl
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GeOl II. esaWiey7s Will.
Eoujse M, FOsfer's Estate.

INCONSISTENCIES having been appoint I'd by The
| Honorable Probate Court for the district of w ash
ington, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons,
against the estate OF Louise Foster, late OF Mont
peIsr said district, deceased, represented inso
vent and the of six months rom the 22d dsy OF
December, 1874 being allowed by said court to the
creditors Of said decreased t exhibit prove their
respective aims before Give notice that we
will attend TO the duties OF appointment
al the Probate Office in Montpelier, in said district
On the nineteenth day of February and OF June
next. a. O'Clock in the afternoon, on each OF
said days.
JOHN H. KIMBALL, comnissonsr<
R.W STRONG
Dacember 22i A ID. 1872. F3w3s
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PREMIUM CHROMOs FOR 1873.

Every subscriber To THE .7LDLVE, wAo pays ad-
vance The year 1873, will receive without additional
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we desire | make the FREEMAN partlc uiariy
valuable for its news from all parts oil vermont
and our friends in different parts OF the STATE es
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,;os viii confer a great favor upon us and our
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THE CONGREGATI0NALIST

Il 4 ~ w ~ " IL Il " ~ l. ~ ~ - AS ~ -
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REv w. H. b. MURRAY furnishes the FIRST of twelve
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Pulpit of Power" In tn, Sabbath School column Dr..
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ess aks all classes of dsrs will furnish OF her
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tces from as many of the tlnguise clergymsn
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every in large type for the youngest. Our Wash
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DR.. Plumley's

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ny the action of all the leading Insurance
surancs are made uniform hence the only ques-
ton before Ipsnrsrs is TO the COMPANY they
select and OF as to cheapness in rates.
In of this fact the Undersigned would respect
fully announce 10 the inhabitants OF Washington
County they formed partnership for the pur
nose of ting nsura tending all matters
connected with Stock Insurance; representing the
following leading Companies in The United States:
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THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT

THE LITE FAIRY DEPARTMENT
viii continue undsr the care Of Mr. RICHARD HENRY
SFODDARD. assisted b. The best writers and poets OF
of the day who will strive have The literature OF
THE ALDINE always in keeping with 5s artistic at
fractions
TERMS.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15

The thirty third volume OF this long established re
igious and family magazine, which has for itself
the appropriate title OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-15

ACKSowLEDGMENr.-The. party from
Montpelier, after attending the Railroad
Meeting at Rochester, had very pleasant
entertainment on their midnight return to
Bethel, at the Bethel Hotel, Samuel Archie r,
proprietor, for which they wish to return
their thanks. We were weary, cold and
ahungered and landlord Archer and his es-
Unable lady took us in and miristered unto
us. And better ill,-though we all felt that
was too bad, - he refused all compensa-
ton.
We voted that should it be our lot to fall
by the arrows of outrageous fortune they
might come from the bow of such an Archer
MCLEARs STAR AGGReG ALTON, AND BRASS
BAND are to g i've two entertainments on
Friday and Saturday evenings, of this week
The troupe comprises several artists in the
histrionic and negro minstrelsy line, anc
their performances have been we'll spoken o.
by the press. They will be likely to draw
full houses, for little nonsense now anc
then is relished by most men. Doors arr
opened at seven O'Clock, and tickets of ad
mission are twenty-five cents.
Those intending to buy furniture thi
winter had better improve the opportunlt,
offered by Mcdonald He proposes to sci
at greatly reduced prices for thirty days, 70
cash. This is done in consequence of tn,
scarcity of money, and iu order to rcduc
the stock and make room for spring goods.
The Central House Rutland was found t
be on fire Monday morning, and was 500
burning fercely on the second and thir
floors. The fire department was prompt
on hand but the water supply soon failed ter
porarily and the fire got we'll under head
way. A fresh supply of water enabled th
firemen to put it out with half an hours bar
work, Loss $4,000, insured.
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DALLAS GETTY DIRECTORY.

the following Is y complete llsl Of IN,
principal business houses vi the city Of BAL
mss
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PAlNTs ANnOIlS.
I.IINLREIi.

Clinch nails, all sizes, "a kcg............. 10 30
Casing and tiuiShing nails lc T. 10 highe
thuu the same size common nails
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

THE WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
llshed every saturday morning. SuhNcrlp-
ton, $50 per annuln cl'0O for siN months,
ppyahc In advance. No subscription taken
fora less period than SIX months.
Advertisements inserted NJ the rate OF u %
per square for the tlsi insertion, ana 20 cents
ior cnch subsequent insertion.
The following IRE our advertising rates IN
,I,, WnIllN,
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Advertising Rales In DaiIy I.

MnntNIV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INNNIItW NNrIN
other day VIII be charged two-Ihirds The
Transient advertisements, having the run
of Inc piper, lllSt inseriloni II ~ per squire
advertisements inserted nj Intervals, viii
he rhnlgJd rs new eNch Insertion,
All business notices OF advertisements Ia
he charged ~ cents net per line, each inscr-
lion, No notice less thnn 80 cents.
All transient advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
All advertisements not marked any spec
flied number of insertions, viii be published
Xix times aud charged accordingly.
\ square Is the space occupied by ten lines
solid NOupprell
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LadieS'D Dress Goods

West Of New York.
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TEYAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY

and will locate Certificates for onc-siNih In
forest In The land.
Below we give n partial list of the lands
that we are now Oilrllug l0r sale:
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dp DAYoNLY, shall sell eStn
building eA having cranpe for our
ocalys
In
suchm view
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BANKING AND INSURANCE.


This Institution, chartered hy lhr lugislu.
lntc al Tho state ni lVNas, viii commence
operation juno /, l,i3, uud van DO q gcuprnl
BANKING, exchange, and collection husin, NJ,
VIII discount illNt chl,, paper al reasonable
rates. receive deposits suliHct 10 check NJ
sight, aud issue billsufrN. uYruuIhp min.
cIpal citir. ui the lIui,od U,e, Rmittnnrr,
made 10 Nl the lcNding citlus ut Europe
special attention given To tllc collection ul
notes, dru,s, olyu tumuehout the state uud
clNcwhcr. The business ul hpult., merchants
ana manufactures solicited
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TER nINi

THE DAILY lEltA III Is published every
noulng, except Monday, at $40 yenr, In
"dvnucc, sllorslX months VI ioroncmonth
70 cents ior one week single copies o
cents
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

BREADSTuFFS AND GRAIN.
There Is u good deal OF new wheat Offering
Sales Light not dry enough 10 bulk Flom
IN active demund al our quotations.
We uuutp,
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Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings cards of thanks etc, 10 be paid for
AT inf AdNorilsnmenl rntNs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09
Local Correspondence.
WILMoRE, May 8. 1873


DEAR FREEMAN-News in this locality
is about as scarce as good weather, and OF
the latter it is needless to say we have not
had enough so far to warm up the 'Hocal
optionists." Snow fell on Saturday last
which was later in the season than / have
ever heretofore observed it. The grass and
fall crops are backward, but little spring
seeding has been done, our roads are deci-
dedly juicy, and everything wears gloomy
aspect-even the barn-yard fowls.
Samuel Miliken, Esq, of Hollidaysburg,
has just set up steam saw-mill OH the tract
OF land recently purchased by him from
MIR. John Egan, and intends to commence
the manufacture of lumber immediately
MIR. III. has a large amount of cherry, ash,
poplar, hemlock and maple timber within
mile and half of Wilmore Station, on
the old Ebensburg plank road.
Messrs. p. NJ. WOleslagle & Son now
own and run the Cambria MILL about
one-fourth mile from this place, they hav-
ing bought out the late proprietors, Messrs.
Hughes Il Thomas, for the sum of So, 100.
! The present owners intend to erect boom
across the north branch of the Conemaugh,
whereby they will he enabled to float logs
from as far up stream as Munster town
ship.
Wilmore is to have a volunteer military
! company. Wonder if they would like to
tackle Capt. Jack If so be it, they had
better elect the hero of Monitor renown
first officer. He knows fully as much about
Indian warfare as many of our West Point
graduates.
We were agreeably surprised the other
day at the reception of short missive re-
spectfully inviting ourself, ETC., to the nup-
tial dinner of our young friends Mr.. Frank
OHara and Miss Annie B. Parrish, boIh
of Munster township. OF course we went
and indulged in the good things; and it only
remains for us now to congratulate our
young friends on the happy termination of
their courtship, and wish them all the fell
city attanable, as well here as in the great
hereafter. Frank is one of the cleverest
fellows above ground and Annie is as ami
able and agreeable young lady as can lie
found anywhere. Hence there is no reason
to presume that they will ever have cause
to regret the sep they have taken, ''Cor
better or for worse" " while life endures.
SCRIBE.
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IIY ENEAI..

O'HARRA-PARRISH.- at Church
OF Holy Name, in this place, Oh Tucsday last,
nv Rev Father Chriatv Mr.. FRANCIS s. OH AR
RA and Miss ANNIE II. PARRISH, daughter OF
Silas A. Parrish, both of Munster township
Our young friend Frank has not only made
& genuine CLEAN of welcome sunshine into our
sanctum in shape OF most substantial and
generous contribution to our depleted exche-
ouer. Among all our acquaintances we know
none more deserving of LIES choicest blessings
than Our Young friend aforesaid. and we are
perfectly sure that so far aS a & cd wife and q
faithful heIpmate can CONT buts TO his domes-
tic felicity he has secured 1. at best Of earthly
boous in the person of his anIGUie and estima-
ble Young bride. That they may long live in
the eujoyment of all the happiness that true
love and mutual forbearance can bring, and
die at last in the well-founded hope of Il blessed
Immortality. is the sincere wish or their many
friends and we'll wishers-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09

DESTRUCTIVE ECoSFLAGRATIoS.-O last
Saturday morning, between and 2 clock,
the large hotel at Loretto Springs, together
with the smaller hotel building and some
outbuildings, were totally destroyed by hre,
the work no doubt of an incendlary. The
property was purchased last fall from MI
+. A Gibbons, it's former proprietor, by MI
Joseph Bardiue and others associated with
him, for the sum of $40, 200. Tho amount of
furniture and other property destroyed Is es-
timated at about 81 900, which, with the de
struction of the buildings, would make the
total loss about S17, 900. The entire insur-
ance on buildings and furniture foots up
Sl2, 500. Very little of the furniture was
saved, there being no persons present tn AID
in removing it except Mr.. Bardine's . family
Che himself being absent) and Capt Jehrles
and family, all of whom occupied the main
building. 1t is serious loss TO the whole
neighborhood, hut especially to Mr.. Bardine,
who is an honest and highly esteemed c1tl-
zen, and whose anticipations of more than
usually crowded and profitable season have
thus been suddenly nipped in the bud.
We understand that it has not yet been
definitely determined whether the erection
of new buildings will be commenced during
the coming summer not. That they tstII
eventually be rebuilt, however we have no
reason to doubt.