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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

FIRE IN WORCESTER.--Last Friday
night the dwelling house of Farris Leon
ard, in Worco stcr village, was burned.
The house was formerly known rs the Cy-
rus Brown place The fire was discover
ed about II o'clock, and it was only by
hard work that adjacent buildings were
saved. The loss was $500, and the in
surance was about $500. Part Of the
personal property insured was saved, in
Guiding furniture. The insurance was in
the Vermont Mutual.
Deputy D. E. Boyden, p. O. address
Waitsfield, Vt. will lecture at Plainfield,
Monday evening, Nov. l, at o'clock; at
Orange on Wednesday evening, Nov. 8
at 7 o'clock; and at West Topsham, on
Friday evening, Nov. 5, an o'clock. He
will organize oranges at the several places
on the evening following the lecture.
The new NJ. f. Church in St. Adams
has nearly assumed its outward form and
dimensions, and many considerit the hand
soonest in the place. 1t is large and sub
stantial, and when the spire is placed upon
the south tower, will be quite imposing
The audience room will not be finished
this year but it is intended to have the
vestry ready for occupancy in December
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
4 Wonderful Discovery,

Oar New Hampshire 1riIln4-rs : filled 18th
accounts Of most wonderful cures effected by DR.
Ga-es MEDIC Al WoSpEK L = said to be the creates
NitAizrr yet discovered. si buoy ancy the spirits
elasticity the step AMI MAKING the invalid hearty
courageous. str 1t all diseases OF tho
liver. stomach. kidneys and spine; f-rutua and al
blood diseases: cures IT s;rat.on IF either
sex restoring tonc and vlxor the whole system
Read the following cures:
nal and kidney diseases. confined t. he'd and d'"r-
failed her: her hfISran procured " Medical
Wonder = and she now writes am able l. do coIsld
cradle work
| j +. MoRRIrI. Franklin: scrofulo!s hr1rnor says
nothing has ever helped INN like " Medical Wonder. -
Mrs & 7. OKI,w centre st. Cnucnri: confined to
bed aud had been treated without heneht by several
PhysIca1Is for teiual" and kidney Diseases took Ir
ANDREW J. fEt~IkF. Sutton. H: hlur. debility
disease liver. lungs &: mos; wonderful recover
REV. .. j WAIT. Franklin y. II wife snrly al. -
to |: took " Medical wonder - with great success.
Gtn. " LNAS>. Derry: difficulty of side and
arh. hIIupr. weakness. cured and to work
Mrs j. W. FIFE. Suurouk. y. II : female weakness.
drrpsy, nervous Irnstratlun. &c. DISCHARGED hired
:s-We would also refer II Mrs Win Shepherd and
In chter. and Eh,urI,r Newton. Manchester House
Mrs Fred Sant ,rn: Vest Rnmaey: Mrs f Jones.
dell, Suncnnk: Mrs Benz. Martin. Grafton: Hiram
Stang chichester: Alma II Hill Canterbury: Mrs.
Warren Glover. IIrrniker: Mrs Waiter J Farrar. Hills
hnr"' Brld:r: p Ella. Hooks"t: Miss : H"kt
ford. JoSch DAVIS. Hollis: Ellen Proctor. Ptts III
NJ J. Leavcuworth. AnioyeT.
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR MEDICAL. WONDER.
SOLD III Montpelier by
BlSCOM It DEWEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
DANIEL ?. SMITHS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Randolph District. ss
In Probate court. holden at Washington in and for
said District. "n the 18th day Of Sep.tinber. D. 1879
(;rorxe F. smith Administrator of the estate of Dan
cl T. Smith. late Of Washington i'll said district de-
ceased makes Application to said Court FOR license
sell ALL Of the real eStat" of said deceased, to wit: The
home place including the widows reversion of dover.
ais, license convey fifty of pasture land to
Steven Burton in pursuance of contract made by the
decrease his life time with said Burton representing
that the sale for the payment of the debts
and charges said estate and the fulment of
sand contract.
Whereuroli. il is ordered by said Court that said
referred session thereof be held
al the Register Office in said Washington the 18th
day of A u 1s5, for hearing and decision
+hereOn. ard il further ordered that all
tfrested be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of
aid Application and order thereon. three weeks sue
cessiyeiy in the Green Mountain Freeman, a newspa-
per published at Montpelier Vt. and which crculates
In the nexhborhood those interested, before said
hearing that they may appear at said time and
place and il they see cause, object thereto.
Bv the Court-At.est. n. A. TAYLOR, Register
Y<1wO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
Another Fire.

Alta quarter after eleven Sunday evening
Mrs. Ladd who 70 pms in Frcnch's Block
uhe Carleton store block,) saw light
shining into her window, and looking out
saw flames in the rear of the FREEMAN
luildne. She raised the window and gave
an alarm. Policeman 1--WE use the word
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

The sales Of HAIR VINE. which is alvcr-
ti>cd in another column, are increasing.
and il is giving good satisfaction There
is nothing poisonous in its composition and
people are not afraid to use it. 1t makes
a nice dressing for laiies's hair. rs it re-
moves the ,landruif and leaves the hair soft
and the scalp clean. 1t also makes nice
shampoon for children's heads 1t pro-
notes the growth Of the hair and prevents
it from falling out. 1t also cures that I'M
pleasant itching. that is the prelude of the
hairs decay. Try Il bottle. use it thorough
ly, and be convinced. Ba>com X Dewey,
Wilson Il CO., and Blakeiy keep it, rs
we'll rs other druggists and merchants
everywhere.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
NJ A R r RAG f S.

In Waterbury oct 10; by Rev f Folsom, assisted by
Rev. l. McAnn. Mr.. ALFRED + LAWRENCE Of Nor
= istown. and Miss kENORA :. HILL, of Elmore.
At the residence of Mr. John Daily in Richfori Oct
~. 10y Rev. IL. Bushnell. assisted by Rev. h Fuller
Mr.. EDWARD FLINT to Miss HORTENSE GIBSON
both of Richford-
In Franklin Oct. %. 10y Rev. d Lewis. Mr.. HARLOW
c AVER. of Berkshire, and Miss ALMA &. HAMMOND
OF Franklin Also III Franklin. Oct. -. by Rev. ID
Lewis. Mr. D0LPHt, 5 u, WHITNEY. of Franklin. ant
Miss MARY VI. CULCARD. of Berkshire.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Mnntpelier at g. O5 c1o and P n.
Mail train leaves Waterbury 30 A. VI . Moptpeller
SO9 A. NJ for Boston. New London. Springfield, New
ok and intermediate POINTS
Expres5 Mail leaves Malone at % A. n. st. Adams
at II % Montpelier 10 for Boston Low ell
Mixed train leaves st. Alhaus 81 L. arriving al
Mnntneller. $50 NJ
Night express leaves Oglensburg at II 10 P NJ Mon
rcil at ) ~ Z. II st. Adams at % Nonpe lirr
al HJD r NJ. tor Boston Lowell Fitchburgl
Springfield New York and intermediate points.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Montpelier at , % A N sC5A. NJ. $40 and az
? NJ
Day EXPRESS leaves Boston via Fitchhurgh 80 A
NJ; IA Lowell I. 90 n New London 500 A Spring
field 90 A NJ. VI ,utpeer 10 for Burlins ton
Adams, Montreal. and Ogdensburxh
Accommodation Train leaves Northfield al 40 A NJ
MOI! tpelier % for Burlington St. Adams Rich
I, I'd. II. johns. Oxdenshurgh.
Night Express leaves Boston via Lowell at $50
via tltchburyh5 30 L NJ. New York 3(JP NJ, Spring
field. ) p r " Montpelier - 4. BurlinV ton
st hlhans Montreal and OGDEN shurxh. and the West
sleeping alta hcu to Night Express
running betwe cen Montreal and Boston and Montreal
and Springfield. and II. Adams and Troy
Drawing pom cars on Day Express trains between
Notreal and bStun.
Through tickets for Chicago and theWest. for sale
lie prlnC ipal stations
J. ". HOBART General 5 uperintendent.
st~Alhaus. November l. 1873
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

INSURANCE OFFICERS ELECTED.-The
Insurance Companies located at Montpe-
ller held their annual meetings Wednesday
of last week. The officers elected were
as follows
Thu Brookn county f Ho"E
i$s#'si,
tSn W SSnn, wTdf9r COUNTY Wasrn Washni
E. s, camp. Fred E. smith " "'' 1 49,
This Board of Directors elected James
|. Thurston, President; W. H. H. Bing-
ham, Vice. President; James +. Sabin,
Secretary; o. j. Vail, Treasurer
- FARMERS MrrUAL.-Directors Addison county.
Charles ID Lane, Cornwall; Bennington county. Elias
cener aahoa S sw 81 nbns
bury; Ehittenden county. Torrey f. Wales Burning
Franklin county William G Robe Franklin: Grand
county Dodse "a tf Fals orsne am2
42hn e stearns Brsdl9Td: Orleans county, 81
land Samuel Wells Carlos Bancroft. Theron o. bailey,
~ Cudwdrth BrtebSra; Win nta' eo T
i. II. Robbins Chester. >
Perlev p. Pitkin WAS elected President;
Torrev f. Wales, Vice President; Joseph
Poland, Secretary; Samuel Wells, Treas
urer.
UNION MUrUA L.-Directors. Windham Conunty +.
b. CampbeI; Windsor county, J. G. Parker; Orange
county, Charles Jones: CALEDONIA county, oates b.
Bullard; Orleans county T = Colton Franklin coul-
ii sed Hsady r9~ ssay sas nj !1ss
county, II. W. Nye; Bennington county, C. f. Houxh-
ton: Lanollle county, Richard r. Wait; Washington
county, NJ D. Gilman, James W Brock, Samuel Wells
W. f. Braman.
f. b. Campbell was elected President;
NJ. ID. Gilman. President; w. +.
Braman, Secretary and Treasurer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
D E AT II S.

DIED. in Barre. Sept -. GRACE LILLIAN DICK
EY, aged years and days
In East MOntpelier. oct. 25th LUCY F.. OLRROOK
vile OF AmIsa Cummins, aged 10 years.
In Corinth. October 81. Widow SOLOMON W ARD
aged ~ years.
In Chelsea Odtp5er gu. DANIEL. BIXBY, asei
years.
In Chelsea. octoher22p. Hon. WILLIAM HEBARD
aged a years
In Mortified, oct 81. JAMES SATHUN. aged IS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

". desire to make the FREEMAN particularly valua-
.-its news from all parts of Vermont. and our
IN different parts of the State. especially in
vs-hnct5i orange and Ianoille Counties. Will confer
-. favor lpon us and readers by sending US
,,...llire1ce Give facts and will arrange
- f..r the Iarer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
Vermont News
ADDISON COUNTY.

NiDDI Ed UKY.-The only child OF William
Farnsworth, a little daught II aged sixteen months
was accidentally shot sunday night. through the
hip, with revolver. y friend OF Mr.. Farnsworth
was examining the weapon, surprising the
tents tlIscha gcd 1t contained charge, which
the little girl At play by ,eivel and her re-
covCIE l. cons llereI vcrv doubt lnl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

Thousands ofProm>ln- Youths, of both SEXES
go down To untimely graves, from general debility
their system With non. The Peruvian syrup an
Iron Tonic prepared expressly to supply vltalizing
element, and j. the only preparation OF IRON that
Will assImlate at once with the blood.
No use Of taking the huge, offensive, gripIng
drastic pills, put up in cheap wood or paste board,
boxes, when pr. Pieiccs Pleasant PurgatIve
Pellets, sugar Coated, Concentrated Roots and
Herbal Juice. AnttEihous Granulcs-scarccly
larger than mustard seeds-possessing rs much
power any large ps, and neatly put up in little
walls that preserve their virtues uniml aired for
any length OF time, IN any climate can he hai for
- cents OF all Druggists. Fi|wl
Master your cough aton.e with mes Honey
Of Hor,hoant AL Ttr. Every affection Of the
lungs, chest or throat tending to con-IIn ptiou
j. not only relieved hut absolutely o5iiter ted bv
this wonderful vcGstae pum'nm. sold b! all
rike'5 rooiatrne p.,i,- cure IN mia IT,
tMi5W4
PiLLs pETETlC enthusiastically ac-
nowcd=ed TIE best in Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without
FM2iyl
CAST Go To CHUECH.-Why not: q! nv cou-h
would disturb the congregation. Cure 1t then w nh
:. IIalc's Honey of IIorchound ana Tar :" n nnrn
vegetable remedy, unfailing As the sun and mill
aud harmless rs the summer air Pixies Tooth
ache drops cure IN one minute. FM4lw4
LYONS kAInAIRo> prevents the Hair from fall.
ing ont or turning gray, rcnews its growth, and
gives strength and vi-o.. 1t is delightfully."- per-
lume,i, and makes splendid ,lress sing. Ii is the
cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic eyer pro-
ducc,l. Used hy the elite. Price only - cents
FM!.yl.
A GOOD THING:
Hr. Il; yan has wine. The iee ttJnic for !nya1Ls
Compo lc'i Of California Port Haus Glabrum. aud
Citrate OF Iron Manufactured, by iJr H. T. Iry.nt
the Magnetic Hll stefan of Rochester n y Ifvou
are weak and tired. get Il bottle. II Will make Won
strong aud huiid N"u up new. SOFA ONLY * E.b
cock K Cattle. IN Montpelier, i; Il. Stearns e 60.
ur!In Ston aal y. NJ. Plat, It. Albans
I}jN>
Letters a'"iifi for at Montpelier VI. Post Of
H., 0rio'srr 10Th. 1919.
g. -'b-i t!css iet.rr+ persons must .e!ye the
above date
L,p1f- MIR Prerilila ola. Nrs fianLaa Hiwkin
Mrs Martina + joyce, Miss Emma " Stevens Mrs &
" 7 Washburh. Mrs. Fannie keycs
N1LEMEN.-Jarnes Avery. Iiilaire Bcuoit Elisha
Butler. Mr. Matte Cuu0rs, H. =. Cib' BaIrule tesen
r. II. Hawisen. C. r. Newton. Newton Phe,ps Georp.
wilkins, W. l.. Woodbury..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
WIFE NO. 10.
BY ANN ELIZA YOUNG,
Brigham Young's Rebellious Wife.

~ The only complete Expose of all the SECRETS
# BRlGHAMS HAkEM ever written Born IN Nor
n 1ilsI; Am ELIZA now exposes 10 the world. As
MOTHER WOMAN CAN the SECRETS. MISTER
les and CRIMES # the horrlhl. stem P,ly.amy
IRON the very beginning Nearly illustrations
i-autlfy the rk II II the best selling book
l0oH more men and women can have employ and
make from - t. SO daily ALI. LIVE AGENTS are
writln., for Illustrated Circulars with LARGE TERMS
sent free Do not delay. hut address DUSTIN GIL
MAN & CO. HARTFORD Ct FM4lw4
MIND READING PSYCHOMANCY. FASCINA-
vi ton. soul Charmlng, Nesmerisn. and Marriage
tie. showing how either may fas mate and gain
the love and afiertl,l II they choose
-taIltly lrlr 10y mall. ~ Remember. this
net mere circular, hut book "f scO pages. Address
HI NJ co. IL South .th st. Plila Pa FA4lwl
DRE>( RIPTION FREE.
E'DH the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness Lost
Manhood and all disorders brought on hv !udis-
cretllns excess ANY Drnggist the Ingredients
Address DAVIDSON < co. Box .-a-,. New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

INCENDIAKY FIRts-North Haverhill.
y. H., is afflicted with fire bugs. Last
Thursday afternoon the County Poor Farm
buildings We're burned. At first it WAS
thought thata simple boy had done the mis-
chief but later developments Indicate that
it was set with 4 purpose to burn the pro-
pcrtv. The loss was over so, 900. There
were o. intinat..S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

CAHor,-W. c. Swan lost u valuable
COW recently by drinking brine taken from
butter where it was being weighed
off
Messrs. l.. S. u j. l.. Scott, the popular
landlords at IIighgate Springs, have pur-
chased one half of the new Windsor Hotel,
ut jacksonville, Fla, and will open it for
guests about the lst of December.
Ex-senator Zachariah Chandler. of
Michigan. was on Tuesday. of last week,
appointed Secretary of the Interior and
sworn in. Zach will never bother around
and want to be vinlicatcu
\ stupid hoax. which has been the round
of the press attributing to Carlyle = boor-
ish refusal of the degree of LID. con-
ferrcd upon him by Harvard College, has
been exploded by President Elliot. Mr.
Carlyle did not utter the stuff attributed to
him, but on the contrary wrote 4 letter to
President Eliot expressing thanks for the
honor, and intimating that he would accept
it formally when received.
\ band OF - cltlZcllS, masked, ut LlttIc
Rock, Ark, went on board of 4 boat and
shot Il murderer named Dugan, who WAS
| in charge of n sheriff, on route to Clarcn-
don, to be there delivered to the sheriff of
the latter county on Il change of venue I'M
der a reversion of decision. He had pre-
yiously been sentenced to be hanged
As might be expected the statistics of
the failures for the past nine months of
this year show a larger number than ever
before, and Il total of insolvency ~ per
cent greater than last years, but not SO
large by considerable rs in 1873. That
was the year of big failures, this is the
year of most general and widespread in
solvency The total for the past nine
months has been 1871, i'll 900.
An encounter took place at Franklin,
Tenn. Thursday morning, between Col
John L. House and his son and o. F.
Griffin and w. NJ. Allison. Col. House was
instantly killed and his Son was MORALLY
wounded. The coroner's Jury rendered Il
verdict of unjustiable homicide, and
| Griffin and Allison are in custody.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
THE GREAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY.

Just Published a Sealed Envelope Price scents
A IECTrRF on THE NATURE. TREATMENT. AND Raj
lCAL cure of seminal Weakness. or SIermaturrhHn.
induced by Self Abuse. Involuntary Emissions I'm
POTENCY. Nervous Debility. and Impetillneuts t. Mar
Iia-. Fenerally; CONSUMPTION Epilepsy, and Fits
Mental and Ply steal luCaIaclty. &c BY ROBERT J
CILNERWElI NJ d. author of the 20 reen Book. &c
The world renowned author, III this admirable
Lecture clearly from his experience that
the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may be effec
tualiy removed without medicine. and ItLout dang
erous surcal operations bouEies. Instruments rings.
II cordlas: pointing out mode Of at certain
and efectual. 10y which sufferer. matter what
las condition may be. may cure himself cheaply.
privately and radically
81 This Lecture rtH prore a boon 10 thousands and
thousands
Sent under seal. in plain envelope. any address
on receipt OF SIX cents. or two Iosta-e STAMPS
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. G KLINE K CO..
To- B,wery. New York: Post Office Box, 45.5.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
BENNINGTON COUNTY

Warren Lealani Esq, lessee of the Palace 1Io-
tel in san Francisco, the largest hotel IN the world
Is a Vermont boy. He was born in Landgrove
and live in Chester for number of years when
a lad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
HENRY LEE STATIONS WILL.


The undersigned. haN ing been aPIointe ed 10y the Hon.
Probate Court fer the District of WASHINGTON Com
m-sioners receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of
Mary l.. Laml. late Of Berlin. in said district.
i,,Sai and all claims exhibited in offset theret"
hereby Civ, motto. will meet for the purposes
aforesaid al the dwelling house of J. W Smith in Ber
lin on tlI.. 18Th day of November and 22l day Of
March next from one o'clock. until O'clock p NJ,
each SAID days and that SIX lnunths from the ith
tay of Srptcnr H. 30 is the time limited 10y said
Court for creditors to present their claims 10 us
fer examination and allowance.
Dated at Berlin this 18th day Of October. AID. $50
Ti1w3 CHARLES W: tl.Ath.' Cornm'rs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

There were number e perfectly helpless Old men
y on 81 danger Assistance was Iuickly at hand from
e G7r If i t,Mn i+e UNITY bt4 5 %
for the homeless and Will IN few days have tempo
hellless VIII b. removed to other places bu, the large
them 1t Is runIo1o,l that an Old man an usiy IN
mate named simonds, VIII" has been SUSPECTED Of mr.
Ton, II TINS r'naErati Remarks With he has q
With I,rijarls' tpnis.nnrr smith WAS
visiting the institution when the fire broke
Friday night the barns of Mr.. Southland
in the same vicinity. were set on fire and
consumed, entliling \ loss of several thou
and house of Mich,el Gonyon were burn
ed. Great excitement prevailed at Woods
Vile and Wells River in consequence of
these proceedings, and many believe that
the fires We're set by men who wanted to
rob tie Wells River Bank, thinking that it
would be unguarlcd by the departure of
men to the fires over the river
WELLS RIVER, VI, oct. 26. The boy, AsaA.
Chase, who Yesterday comics sed to setting on fire
the barns Of samuel Southland on Friday night, and
the house AMI barns Of Michael Cionyon on sunday
was arral-uei by County solicitor Putnam Of
Warren, y. H., this rniny before Justice f g.
rakcr at Woodsvle and plead guilty.. He was
then sentenced II the Manchester, y. II, Eeform
school Il ing the remainder OF HI. minority,
which Is nine years. He seems to take things very
cody, and treats the matter with great iullflcr-
ence for one 80 young. lie has mother living in
Washington. D. C., but his father dead. 1t i, also
suppo ed that he set the Grafton county buildings
on fire AZ he there WHEN the i:e originated,
although lie >toutly denies it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CENTRAL VERMONT R. R. LINE
TRAINS GOING SOrTu ASDFAs-

WINTER ARRANGE MENT
Commencing Monday. Nortm5er l. 1870
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
| X I ii L X s
SCRIBNERS' MONTHLY for 1876.

The publishers Invite attention II the following list
IF Of the attractive articles secured for Srrlfners
Nntlly. for the IL the field OF fiction.
besides numerous novelties and shorter stories.
fltar.a MI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
B.lSCON It DEWEY.

Thousands of Promi> ing Youths. of both SEXES
go down to uutmcly graves, from general debility
and weakness. who might be saved by terrifying
their system With non. The Peruvian syrup an
Iron Tonic prepared expressly to supply vItaliZing
element, and J. the only preparation OF ron that
Will assImllate at once with the blood
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27
Philip -NOLAN.S FRIENDS
n,- - ,,,,x p-,c.,Ax,-..-
CENTENNIAL LETTER.
ANERIC1N COLLEGES

Written respectively 10y their friends. viii 1ilar
the year The revived interest roli.-e LII. =
these IaIers especially timely. and Nil secure
them unusual attention
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-10-27

Master vour cough AZ pu,.c with mes H1aey
Of HJrtAp.Hi dIt TIr- Every affection Of the
lungs, CHEST throat, tending con sum ut ON
j. not only relieved hut absolutely ooitera ted by
this wonderful vc@staiie pu!m.'nIc. sold by ali
druggists.
rIke'5 Tooth triIc p''p> cure IN mia L..
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11

In our yesterdays edition we
made mention Of the payment of
Bteda's registered paper to the
tax collector. Our friends have
asked us for the information up
on which we based said state
ment, which information we are
more than willing to give.
There are some who imagine
that the indicator says many
things that are erratic, but we say
to the contrary, what is express
ed in these columns, is susceptible
Of proof.
DR.. Hendricks informed the Edi.
tor Of this paper, that he had Ger.
tain parish script registered by
Breda, the acting Treasurer Of
Ezernack's Police Jury, and that
the Collector had received the
same in payment Of parish taxes.
This is the head and front Of
our offending. -.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-09-11
Law Abiding Again.

Our attention has been called to a
condition of affairs which are the out
crop Of the last three years rule of
edo as you please against the white
people, they have no rights tl,at are
to be respected"
The Payne and Ezernack Police Ju.
ries, as they are commonly known,
are litigants in the Courts for the po-
sition Of dejure Police Jurors; presi.
dent Payne being in defacto possession
of the Office and seals.
A few weeks since Ezeruack aud
his party attempted, by the election
of p. Breda, as Parish Treasurer, to
flank tile law, but, they were promt.
ly enjoined by District Judge G.
Chaplin. On Wednesday last this
same p. Breda, in face Of an injunc-
tlOn restraining Dlm from actlns ID
such capacity, registered paper upon
application Of parties, which paper the
tax collector received in face also Of
az injunction. . -.
We call attention to this fact, SIM
ply for the reason, That at some future
time this may be, as there has been
often in the past, charge brought
against our people as being non law
abiding. -
While We are all intent on building
up, or attempting to build up the
country; are not dabbling in politics,
these men attempt rusc dc guerre up
on our people.