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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

The khivan expedition is said to have
brought INTO notice rival to the famous
russian erbsw~rst, or pea sausage. The
russian soldiers were ted chiefly on bis
cuts composed one-thrd of flour or rye.
one-third of beef reduced to powder, and
one-thlrd Of sauerkraut also reduced to
powder. The soldiers had Il great relish
Tor tins food, and their good health during
the expedition is attributed in great part to
}he use of it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16

Just published in edition Of DR. Cr1yrR
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure with
1t medicine of Spermatorrhpa Seminal Weak mess
Ihvoiuutry Seminal losses, Impotency, Mental and
PHYSICAL Incapacity. 1mpediments to Marriage etc
also Consumption Epilepsy and Fits nduced.by self
INDULGENCE or sexual extravagance.
Price in a sealed envelope, onlo six cents
The celebrated author in this admirable ESSAY clearly
gem from thirty years successful practice
radically cured wthous the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application of the knife pointing out
mode Of cure at once simple, certain and efectua by
means Of which every sufferer matter what his con-
and radically PiA'"'o'9 >
-, This lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land. '
Sent undeI SEAL in plain envelope to any address
post paid on receipt OF six cents two post stamps
Address the publishers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
RRYANT l. STRATTON SCHOO!.

! RRlANI 4 SIkAIION SCHOO!
BOSTON. MISS
COMMERCIAL
Course of Study Preparatory to Business
The studies embraced the plan Of tl school al d
knowledge of the Elementary English Branches are
BOOK KEEPING
(By Single and Double Entry,
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC
designed for Practical Appli, alton i'll Business
COMMERCIAL WRITING
with Special Reference to Lesib lily and Raj lIy
COMMERCIAL LAW,
(Relatng to Negot able paper, Contracts Partnership
etc. etc
All of which especially necessary for ADAPTED t.
Commercial purposes
Those desiring to accomplish more than the course
included IN the above studies may select any all
ING. GRAMMAR and ARITHMETIC and pursue them as
associate studies or separately.
Pupils desiring other studies than above named NAV
select any all of the COMMON ENGLISH STUpIEs aud
pursue them in connection with separate from me
COMMERCIAL STUDIES.
Pupils received at any time if there vacancies
Prospectus and Circular of the school post free The
school is now located at 800 Washing st location
previous to the fire of May 30, ls.3.
HOURS. eto2 CLosIp SATURDAYS
VACATION DURING JULY AND AUGUST
Application for admission Septemb LIST may be made
letter only, build closed. August Eth till Septen,
he princll be in attedanIce daily
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
agricultural.
Adlr, - of Hon. Justin :. Morrill, at the
state Fair

what do not know about farming. an
today | ehrll not Try. Most of those pre-
cut al" farmers. II is true. but they N
also American citizens. to whom nothin
concerning the welfare Of the state or ,
our race. i Withou' interest. 1t is not III
purI"~" on thu occasion, therefore, t
present M elaborate essay upon any branc
of farming. but instead it i my purpo>
L. @iVra brief talk. mainly up, II Il f.,
public questions of the day more or les
IN their scope involving the interests {
a"ricutUiet>. and without any admiNtur
of political part~auship. If YOU shout
happen t. arrcc me in what | may say.
>hlil undoubtedly esteem YOU all IL me-
of good sense. and if not. it will be f;ti
case in oIr Vermont courts for divorce, O
the Ground Of incompatiblilv Of temper
and thrr may be for me some comfort il
believing that vour Board Of Director
made :: Great hlun,l,r either when the
invited me. or when they invited Won t,
hr present But Your society offers n,
premiums for nr,at plumbers. and 50 the,
are never to be. rclc.ttr,i
r"FI LATt"N OF TIE RURAL DISTRICT
MIST EE MAINTAINED
The. ,-,...n,l..u,, of .,.,,.i,.nl,u,..I ;n,,,o.,
will mos, snrcl,- .,.I h,vn thnnnht ,,r,,
,..-,, nnr fr. n.titrt;nr. "a in,i,o,
,II , ,;' li.'''c,
of agriculture. il has seemed To M, better
to secure for il i home ,u;,rket hv nrntr.
tjon f. ,n.,nuf,,.turr. r,th., han =, ,,.,s,,
onc-half or IN ne of bulky urodu.t. ON
long journeys in pursuit of consumer.
and far better rhan tn ,.nuun.r tift1 NEW
mcr~. after tn, manner of Great Britain,
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nR, PLUMLEY'S METHOD
TREATING
CHRONIC DISEASES BY THE URINE

clean fourounce bottle Of the first morning passage
with patients and will enable to treat the
case successfully. Specimens sent by express pre-
paid with fee of ST. will be examined, and the resu
sent the patient by mail Those who have failed to get
relief from their family physicians and the supposed
incurable, most solicited.
Heart, Liver. and kidney Affections. Female Weak
ness Diseases of the Reproductive Organs sex
early or late in life. cured.
Send for a Circular.
G. II. PLUMLEY, NJ D.,
(P..O. Box, 14T
F39tf MONTPELIER. VT.
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AdEi INK ears sickness. care. dlsaI poutueut and
hereditary Ir' disposition an turn the hair grey and
either II them incline II IL shed prernaturey
AYERS HAIR NlGOR, 10y long and extensive use. has
proven that ssls the falling of the hair Immediately
often reews the growth. and always surely restores it's
'"i"r. when faded grey 1t stimulates the nutriye
or-as t" healthy activity. and preserves both the hair
and It's beauty Thus hra>hy, weak sckly hair be-
comes GLOSSY pliaht and streng,heued: lost hair re
-r"s with lNtlN expressions: falling hair checked
and stahllshed; thin hair thickens and faded or ere,
alr Resume their original color Its operation is sure
AID harmless 1t cures dandruf. heals all humors and
keeps the scalp cool clean and soft under which CON
lltlnns. diseases Of the scalp are IMPOSSIBLE
As dressing for ladies hair the ViEor praised for
Is grateful and agreeable Perfume and valued the
BIT lIStre and richness of tone il imparts
PREPARED by
Dr.. }. {. AVER Il CO.. Lowell. Mass.
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HERiCAN AND FOREIGN PtIt>I>.
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; OLlClT OR OF PATENT>
For Inventions. Trade Marks u. DESIGNS.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-16
MEAD sYRUrs. PEANUTS. CIGARS. &c

in store at all times and orders for them will be filed
promptly aud to the entire satisfaction
The senior member of the firm has had thirty ii We
years practical experience i'll this business most of it
before removing from Hanover in ISL. and the Junior
partner mas r many years been engaged in selling
the goods llns orders Re and knows the Importance
u EronptneSS and dispatch i'll meeting the wants of
their customers, With their increased facilities at
White River JUNCTION embracing all the modern i'm
IrovementS in their trade; on large scale. and the
with which goods be supplied points tn.
firm prepared to give their patrons the best of
goods at reasonable prices and at the shortest notice
- Goods delivered by freight express free of
charge. and no extra charge for barrels and boxes.
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RkEN MOUNTAIN BOYS,

AtA aus ard Patriot s:o,c. ". u Ill =.
Fishers JofbiIg Agent f'r Nashli E5' J.. 80. ~
til.a ON e
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How Lost, How Restored.

F39tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
COTTON MARKETS, FgBRUARYe2.

NonFoLR.-Easy; low middling, 141Sc Net re-
sales $50 bales. stock, a. H bales =.
NEW ORLEASs.Raiqy weatnss fe liz gaots
ordinary, l34c. Net receipts, 5.542 bales gf9as
ia 439 bales. Exports-To Great Britain, 1g,76Z
sies 10 France, 5,706 bales; constwtse, 1850
bales sales 1000 bales; last evening, 1,ooO bsies
s' BosrosHeaVs wynn mlddngs, lesc Netssepts
Saies gross receipts 24e bales. sales, 500 bales.
Stock, 5000 ba'es, ~ t-. ~
GAEyEsToN.-Dall aud Light demand; rood Or
ls4c midalings d 45x n Sst lee ss9
Ssss; o S 1851 bales. Sales 1900 bae
0 Mo1IIE.--Dull; middlings, 19e slow middIiags;
l4Hc. good ordinary, SIC. Nc: reretpty o,SdI
baes. Exports coastwise, 631 bales, sales, oVV
bales. Stock, 1851 bales. ,s,,. -, -
middIinrs. I5Ac.: strict good ordsnarY, 14fc.S
good ordinary, lac; ordinary. lShc. net re-
cceipts, 237 tales gross, IS bales: u.,...
AueCSTA.-QuieI; middiinGs, l4Ac. HecelpWs
699 bales. Safes, 66e bales, ,.,r.,,v &c
Ess 1sssi1, 5 %tsaa assss as sss
MEdPnIs-Duit; nonin,i low mlaonns DIR DIR
bales: STOCK, ~ $50 bales.
observation-disclosures; nothing o0,hg, ~
eiassr feas b kas
nenf. s24 bales ;cosstwise,a 1854 hales. Sales,
i,6iS baies. Stock. es,428 bales. -, az. -.
CHAR1.EsToN.-Sleady;; lnidolngs, AoYsS1fS cS
low assss rsssDs ss
Exports France. z, ss7 bales; .eoasfsise, 77A
elles. Sales, 1,AOO bales. Stock. So ,470 balss.
BALTIM0RE.--UUH and Eouinsl; m ia1nuSss
low middlings. goo o or 1870
Wise, 27s bales sales, 48l balasi spinncrs, 2iV
bales. Stock, 1890 bales. 80 ss95TE -
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ce,.,r 4. ~ A.:,,s,erie.Ial

e1A TEA fhix14sA
s e YxYxa1. January as: of 5afafES
and che Isthmus in general continue IN
state or, tranquility. The United Slate;
steamer W y0ining len AspinWall aD the 18th
instant. taking WITH her the ,flibustering
steamer General Sherman Tor tfiai. in the Y
IT,iietf states courts. The Columbian an.
thor;ties did NOT WahSfo let EeT go ont on
their waters, mud, think she ought 70 hays
beer, tried In the Columbian court ana SIN
hold possession Of Che ships papers found.
on board when she srriyed here. Captain
Cl,ssfne has been thanked DIX Eve Govern Z, !,
nient Of Guatemala foy thus td6ssg Gen.Eai
America of a standing menace % LOG couI.Iy.
ILosos, February 2.--There IS every
where prospects for peace for Centres A ~ ~.
lea except In relation to Honduras siialrs.
Tn that unfortunate republic Senor Areas,
the Provisional President. Is shut ug1a Va
mayagua, and Senior Leiva, who was de,
c,ared President by Gonzales, has established
n government Mt TegTicigal. There has been
no fighting since the attack on Mapala.
In Peru public opinion grows stroDgef
every day in favor of the separation Of the
Church and State, and Of abelishmg COM
pulsory religious teachings.
A great fire took place in lq1lique on the
9th ultimo. The loss is estimated at
| 5000 900,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-For Tuesday
in New England, falling barometer, easterIy
winds, and snow possibly, with occasional
rain.
For The Middle States, falling barometer.
northeast to southeast ,oinds, ,0sh snosc ana
rain.
For the Lower Lakes, northeasterly winds
backing to northwest, with cloud and snow:
For the South Atlantic coast, continued
northeast winds yeering to southwest, with
cloud and rain. ~.
For the Western Gulf States and the Ohio
Valley, northwesterly winds, cloudy weather,
and possibly light rain.
For the Upper Lakes and the Northwest,
rising temperature with cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. w.,
Cantionary signals are ordered for New
London and Woods Hole. T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
.EEGS.

soraH SsoRB ak, Gesa., sehruary 2. FFbe,
scidW Hotel fls summer resort q opkinss
ftyerv sss Sizes. iyciu5 ding the earriage aad
sfiy,eeu horses, and the Hears et6ee, With
most Of; It's contents vi burned
Loss, S SID 900.
The fee, which IS belle Reds have been
caused by incendiarism, was first discovered
in the livery stables, and q man named
slaren, who was seen providing about che
premises, has been arrested on suspicion.
FRosTBURG, MD.. coruary "A de-
structive fire occurred here this morning,
consuming several buildings, including a
public hall, one liquor, one tobacco, one
furniture, and one drug store; also, saloon
and dwelling. Loss, about $4,000; in
surance, $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

MASKED RAILROAD RoBBERs.--As the train
on the Iron Mountain railroad which left st.
Louis ut 9.45 Saturday morning came in sight
ofGads Hill station, one hundred and twenty
miles below St. Louis, at 4.30 in the after.
noon, it was signalled to stop. The switch
was turned and the train run on a side track.
AS the train stopped, Conductor Afford
stepped off to ascertain what was the mat
ter, when he vas confronted BY q man wear
ing mask, u pistol was placed to his head,
and he was marched Off The engineer, tire
man, mail agent, express messenger, and
other trainmen were then seized by five
masked and heayiiy-armed men and also
placed under guard. The robbers then went
throughthe train and took from the passen.
gers $20,0 900 and q large amount of jewelry.
They also took from Adams Express about
81 900. and rified the mails. The robbers
then left ia southerly direction, and after
the release Of the trainmen the train started
south. They offered no violence to passen-
gers. Before leasing they gave q note to the
conductor signed Ira A. Merrio aeknowl-
edging the robbery by way of receipt for
rhe;r pluuder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
The Weather.

PHILADELPHIA, February "A driving
snow commenced here this morning.
CONCORD, N. II, February 2.-Colfest
morning of the season. At Lancaster the
thermometer stood at 46 degrees below zero:
at Canaan, 90; at Claremont, p; at frank
lin, 80 at Meredith Village, 81; at Lake WI.
lage, 80 at Bradford, 30; and in this CITY q
degrees below. The temperature IS now
moderating. The barometer is unusually
high. ,- AZ.
morning the thermometer ranged from zero
to three degrees above.
QUEBEC, February 2.-The thermometer IN
this city was at 90 degrees below zero this
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

1gHanbEsTos, February AT d meeting
,of the taxpayers Of Charleston county, le-
day, to elect delegates 10 the State Tax.PaS-
efs' Convention, :series Of resolutions were
unanimously adopted 70 the effect that. the
honest citizens Of Sossttr Carolina cannot
expect. and will not obtain, any substantial
relief from the evils which Cypress them 1ln-
less they begin at once d vigorous and per-
sistent movement against the. plundering
rings which have overbnndened the people
with taxation aud brought the State to the
brink of ruin; that the rcasseabsing OF tue
Tay-Payers' Convention Is the simplest,
quickest, and most effective means Of ex-
pressing to Congress and the American
people the true condition Of South Caro-
lima, and of organizing all good citizens
for the repression of fraud and corruption,
and the restoration of an honest and equal
State Government; that the Convention
which is to assemble be urged to send q
committee to Washington to ask from the
President and Congress such relief as they
deem most advisable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, February 2.-Later dispatches
show that there were tifty-siX parliamentary
elections, resulting in thereturn oftwenty-flye
Liberals and thirty-one Conservatives. The
additional returns show no gains for either
party. 1t was Denseil Onslow, the Con-
servative candidate, who was elected IN Gull
ford last Saturday: His opponent was Gull
ford Onslow (LiberaD, who represented the
borough in the late Parliament. The return
OF Right Hon. Robert Lowe from London
University tomorrow without opposition IS
regarded certain.
A dispatch to the Times from Dublin says
that in spite Of the short time allowed for
preparation for the parliamentary elections,
many home-rulers have. announced them
selves as candidates in Ireland.
The elections held to-day at Cambridge
University and in West Norfolk and Mid
lincolnshire resulted in the return Of six
Conservatives.
In Bedfordshire the vote was close, and
the result is divided between the plrties.
Disraei has declared against the repeal of
the income tax, and the Liberals are making
every use of the fact in the present canvass.
Baron Reuter- denies in toto the statement
of the Daily Post to the effect that he asked
six months grace of the Shah before begin
ming work under. his Persian concession.
The Baron says the works were actually
commenced in advance Of the stipulated
time, and are progressing.
The latest kilograms from Teheran give
assurances of an early and satisfactory settle
nent of some of the open questions.
a vessel has arrived at Portsmouth from
the gold coast. with one hundred Invalid
soldiers lately belonging TO the Ashantee ex-
petition.
Baron Mayer de Rotbschild, late member
Of Parliament for Hythe, is very Ill, and Is
reported sinking rapidly.
GLater.-Baron de Rothscbild's PHYSICIANS
announce this afternoon that be IS mproY-
Ing. !.
Paris. February 2.-In Alsace the French
candidates for the Reichstag have been elect
ed BY overwhelming majorlttes. .sszzs
~ ......,,...T Turkey. s go. II
cossrxse,sorIE, February s;.A large ;1s a s,ne
occurred in this city last night, whieh de.
stroued over one hundred houses, including
the residence OF the Grand Yizter. 'gFsaf4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

DISTRESSING OooURREScE.-On Friday last
two children, aged five and seven years, son
and daughter Of William Akers, of Alum
Ridge township, in this county, got hold of
Aug of brandy and took drink, from the
effects of which both died. 1t is not kno Tn
certainly how much they drank, but it is
supposed they must have taken at least
quart. In q little while they went to sleep
and were put to ted, the family knowing
nothing OF their having been to the brandy.
The boy was thrown into spasms, and the
girl became totally paralyz ed, and remained
in this condition until death ended their
suferings. One died on Saturday morning,
and the other on Saturday night. The real
cause of their illness was not discovered
until Friday night. Floyd Reporter.
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The strikers In Observation-Disclosures
EaDk Closed.

Pull DELrnrA, February 3.-The ship-car-
Denters and caulkers, now on strike, have
determined to make. direct contracts for the
repair of vessels as we'll as building. They
guarantee that all work shall be done IN
first.class manner, as they are composed OF
skilled mechanics of every ship-yard in the
CITY. Their otter is as follows: Bills Tor
materials to be presented US purchased Win
out adding profit to same; wages tour eol-
i,rs ner day as owners have been paying
bareiofore to the firms; every article used to
be weighed or measured by the captains or
owners: and nothing charged but what Is
souarely and honestly used. .,,-
The Franklin Saving Fuud was closed TINS
morning, displaying the plaeard "Closed by
order ord Of the United States Court" a large
number of people had money in this in ,u.
ton from the fact that it allowed !argei
! s,ts Of interest than most other saving luhus,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

:, he lirABUG NEWMAN OurpoSE.-"Tb
"e'. j. +. Newman, In the course Of his tour
VI inspection among the consulates of the
"oitd, took walk one day in Yeddo, and
.'as''ns criminal court during the progress
Vi ira! attempted TO enter. In this he was
irepuiSea; so he wrote upon his card, .Rv.
IT, IT, D. T. Newman, chaplain of the United
I.a.es senate, and special friend Of Presi.
uenl urant,' and sent it to the authorities
it'slue. The card was taken in with great
otsemony, and soon an answer came back ex.
;,nIess'ns the ACCOUNTING grief Of the court that
.aeie was no one present of sufficiently high
'ahk 10 receive the visit of such an august
american. - etc York Tribune
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
Strike of Printers.

IsD1AHApoLls, February 1.-The Typo
graphical Union last September decided to
raise the scale of prices - to IS per cent.
over the war rates. This was done in spite
of a protest from the publishers, and after
the panic was suspended. Last night they
again voted the increase, which being re-
fused by the publishers. all the printers in
the Journal, Sentinel, and Indianapolis Pub
fishing Conn any's Offices struck to-day. The
papers will issue tomorrow as usual, though
in a reduced form.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

NEx York, February 2.-Cubans IN this
city have received by mail particulars OF the
capture and execution Of Colonel Montanef,
spanish commander. The Colonel was,
with 600 men, conveying train, which vas
attacked and captured. Montaner Was also
taken and his troops dispersed He was
marched to the headquarters OF 6enerA 20 ~
mez,. who at once ordered him 10 prepare Ior
death, and soon afterwards ne was shot, m ID.c
taner was recognized as specially severe 70
Cuban prisoners. 80 -.
News has also been received OF the snoot.
ing OF the Spanish soldiers captured near
Puerto Pripeipe. 'ssa.'E' = r