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baben. Die preiie lnp mdgig.
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grl9aftsbdulern.
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Capitol parf gesenab.r.
MetlenSs mer,sn cine rubigc pnb anseneb-
me 9elmatb faben, 81 einem Der Belt angf-
meflenen preile.
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@teioenbes Barometer; fdltere wefli=
DE @inbe; uolfi9cs oocr tbeiluelle mol
fiees Metter.
, 1876-11-23

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ri1te %pcrbonoelt. Inna @itberipoor
,putoe als 3eusin sinseidworen. Meb.
rere anbere 3eussn wuroen berb0rt biz
1ib bas @eridt pertaste. Das 8erb0r
-tpiro beute fort9elebt merben.
, 1876-11-23
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MO. 81 SIDE oer 13ten unp Cars Ctr
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no. as Gds Srrins unb pine ctr.
Mo. As @de ct. Sames unb Dupof Ctr.
Mc. 4-6 Sprisenbeus, 25fe ctr.
No. 81 Sprigenbaus, 10 Ctr.
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ND6 immer triumphirenb.
Die @bee1ey S @ilfom
Nab-N}afhinen nabm ben &rans.
auf bsr
Centennial,

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baben
, 1876-11-23
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NbeInpfafe unb SbtO Gilenb0bn.

GtefdSedte unb Sttc Gif.ubdtu,1
Gafaater.D Department
RtdttpnO, 9a., II. Septem6sr, 1876
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bic paRasler- Gigs, wte
, 1876-11-23

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
4 Wonderful Discovery

New Hampshire hangeS come to us hcd with
accounts of most wonderful cures effected 10y Or
Cages MEDICAL WONDER 1t is said to be the creates
elasticity the step and making the invalid hearty
courageous, strong. 1t all diseases OF the
liver, stomach, kidneys and spine: scrofula and al
blood diseases; nervous prostraton of either
sex, restoring tone and vieor to the whole system
Read the following cures:
Mrs IRA 5. APPLETON, HIllsbnro Bridge. n II si'l-
nal and kidney diseases, confined to bed and doctors
failed T. raise her: her husband procured Medic a.
Wonder and she now writes, am able 10 DO cohslu
cradle work.
J. T.. MORRILL,. Franklin; scrofulous hunor. says
nothing has helped hmm like " VI edlcal " nder
Mrs. &. L. DKpWAY Centre ST Concord: confined IL
Ply sclans. for female and kidney diseases took Dr
cages " Medical Wonder, and was cured III a month
ANDREW J. PEAsLEE. sutton. y ii hulnor detllty
disease of liver, lungs & most wonderful recovery
ted: took Medical Wonder = with great success
GEo. ". EVANS, Derry: difficulty of side and sto1n
aCh, humpr. Weakness, NC.; cured and went to Work
Mrs J. ". FIFE. Suncouk, y. II. ; female weakness
.z~We would also refer to Mrs Vim. Shepherd and
daughter. and Ebenczer Newton. Manchester House
Mrs. Fred Sauhnru. West Kumney: Mrs r. J Jones
deli. Sull-ook: Mrs. Eeul Martin, Grafton: Hiram
>tanS Chichester; Alma H. Hill. Canterbury; Mrs
Warren Glover. Hcnnlker Mrs Walter J Farrar, Hills
horp' Brldlc; ! T. Ella Houkset: Miss r \. :. Hoyt
Mrs ) J Fla Manchester: Mrs { + Kdeout. Nil
ford: Joseph DAVIS. His: Ellen Proctor, Plttshed
VI J. LcaNenwOrth, AndoVrr-
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR MEDICAL WONDER
Sold III Montpelier by
D1>COU Il DEWEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

her husband might be confused SO that he
could not effect his purpose. Shortly af
ter. the man returned, alone. and much
put out by an incxplicable forgetfulness;
he could not think Of the girls name, and
became so confused in the cndeavor to re-
member it that he could not tell at the sta
tion-house what he wanted, could not tell
his own name, and got into such state
Of excitement that he left for fear he him
self should be locked up as lun;ttic.
This is RENAL kablc and well authentica-
ted tale
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

Catarrh is common disease,-so common tina,
snufling, splitting, and blowing of the nose meet
at every turn of the street. Your foot slips in
these nasty discharges on the sidewalk ana IN the
public conveyance; and its dsagreeable odOr, con
tanning the breath OF the afflicted, renders them
offensive to their associates. There is the highest
medical authority for stating that with fully one
half, il not O-thrds of those afflicted with con
sumption of the lungs. the disease commences as
Catarrh in the nose head, the next step being to
the throat and bronchial tubes-lastly to the lungs
How important then to give early and prompt at
tention to a Catar.h To cure this lOthsome dis
ease correct the system by using DR.. PIerce's
Golden Medical discovery, which tones II up,
cleanses the blood, and heals the diseased glands
by a specific influence upon them; and to assist,
use Dr. Sayes Catarrh Remedy with DIR. Pierce's
Nasal Douche. This is the only way to reach the
upuer and back cavities where the discharges come
from. No danger from this treatment and it is
pleasant to use. The two medicines with instru-
inent aie sold by dealers i'll medicines. FMl6wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
NHE BAND AND ESIHETIC JOURNAL
YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
tONSU MPTION.

The few compositions, which have the conf
deuce Of mankind and become household words
only one but many nations. have
traordinary virtues Perhaps secured 50
wide reputation, or maintained il 50 long AVER
CHERRY PICTORIAL. 1t has been known to the public
forty wears. by long continued Of velos
that have for II c'nf!dt
elualled by any other medciLe 1t still makes
the ettectual of Coughs. Colds. Clusulnt
ton, that can be made 10y medical skill In led the
CHERRY PICTORIAL has really robbed these dangerous
diseases of their terrOrs to great extent and
a feeling If immunity from their fatal effects, that
well founded If the remedy he taken in Every
family should their closet the ready and
prompt relief If Its members Sickness suffering and
even life saved 10y this timely pr lection The pru-
dent should neglect It. and the viii r. Ell
10y you the protection affords by timely
sudden attacks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

TIE LATEST GREATEST, and most reliable
remedy eyerput together by medical science for
rheumatism. Wounds, sweIIIn->, Buns, Cahed
Breast &C., Is the Centlur L}ninent. There
two kinds What the White Linlment Is for the
human family. the Yellow Centaur LlnIment IS Tor
spawned, Lame ami etrane horses and anilna
.WI3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

CHILDREN CRY FOR tA>TORIA.-lt Is as
pleasant to take honey, and IS absolutely
harmless. /. l. sure 10 eNnel worms, cure wind
colIc, regulate the bowels and stomach, and over
come lrritabIIIty sau7ei 10y rash or cutting teeth
Il i perfect substitute for Castor Oh, and for Cos
tiveness IN Young OH there i nothing IN east
cnCc 80 elective and rclIADe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
The Safe Burglary Investigation.

day, and the following is his report:
The Superintendent and I entered the
prison door leading into the dormitory.
The prisoner was sent for. He was clearly
shaved, his hair was short cut and he wore
the prison regulation suit. I sat some tif-
teen yards from the doorway where Miles
entered. The Superintendent explained
fully to Miles the nature of my visit, and
for several minutes Miles WAS in earnest
conversation with him. Finally he con-
scented to be Introduced to me, and the for
mality was soon through with, Miles re-
marking, Il have changed my clothes
within the past fortnight" The prisoner
then took Il chair, the Superintendent an
other, and, all being seated, the following
interview trtnsplred:-
Reporter Miles have called at the prison to-day TO
set ermion t IT,, haey to talk
N1aeT the dh Of my visit and before we
:" am1 FURTHER in tins matter say shall!
keep good faith any statements You may make If
Witb 9 iHe last e the htn has faie GU" of the
Gn@e hronh ' e2 Dtefve Whitley evilence
supported by d4umentarY "yid lGe very damasnt to
Miles Well. ahead with VIVA. Won want to ask me
ONE Wien 5h"ni make known Just how stood in
KeSarter WIZ G9 emreys IN n the Sv,calei safe
| burglary
Reporter are YOU he man Benton. it is claimed
tom TOM Is ma" empiote,i hSwt1rr Go ahead We viii
R y. ta WIZ Employed Won to do this Job Miles
show. CEN Bibtock ana Evans the c'tractoTs. knew
Erort@r When and n3w were yon rst anproaGhea
Nn!tS 70 CHA hava knnwn whtlrv ante nn., Tine
4nd know where he ved at amhr tt near ,sion
see me n hs iii called o INN He SAID When
aIt i3 nay ON fa"t at whlc vi! tse
t!ay iplI@ n 81 fmG re 81 w the
fear that this iuNe,u@atlon VII prove disastrous to
5 n M, Ns n y, mndrS, What mean want
,%n 70 torthMin t. AZ gr the r1r1,
s INN Int ,, fl,!' ,i. l,1- . SH1 positively
Eri"rrr pl,i yal, aI On Xtfe- tell him
WHEY l f1' Mi, N I!d Ne
ed that tin iuv~StltaIan promised serious consequent
7 20 ,f5" ha yn the e If the Invettyatinn
aud h thousht Miles the man To- engine It The plan
aP 5T tF' Eel MIN, " til" psfrt Attorney at Wasnl,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

- t-.rc 70 make the FREEMAN particularly valua-
news from all parts of Vermont, and our
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

AT D." gospel meeting in indianapolis.
last week, an incident of answer to pray
Ell was related which DR.. Patton should
ado! to the next edition Of his book. 1t
was vouched for by the narrator as COM
ing under her personal notice. man
took home ,one night, large sum of mon
ev. which he hid away in SO very secret a
place that in the morning he could not
find it, and after long search, in which
his wife and the scrvantgirl aided, he
sent the girl out of the room, and told his
wife that he suspected her of having stol-
en- the money. His wife would not har
Dor the though for a moment, because the
girl was an old and valued servant, and
had an unblemished character. He per-
sisted in his belief, against her pleas, and
finally left for the station-ho to have the
servant arrested. On his departure the
wife went to her closet and prayed that,
if the money were in the house, she might
be directed to it. The place to look in
came to her mini at once. and there she
found the money. Then. lest her husband
should return with policeman and the
innocent girl learn that she had been the
object of unjust and cruel suspicion, the
good woman prayed again. asking that
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
VNHE GREATEST SELLING
CENTENNIAL BOOK Il
O l. K G. o u y L Il y

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Rich and complete thrilling history f Lon years
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lures, finances government rurlusltIe=. natural Won
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II BEARD BROS. - rlr--l,l1- Mas FMl5ai
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
VI A T. Il | 4 G. f 5 .

In East HIrhratc April =. 10y Rev + c. kunbal
FRANK Il PAGE and Miss TltA\kIE \. ROSE. butn
Of StanhrldSe. re.
In North ClnlhrliGe al the residence of the brides
father. Judge Mudgttt. by the Key. VI. u L. Johnson
Mr. NELSON GRAY. OF the hrm OF bean X Gray,
Bakc rst field and Miss HATTIE MI pGEI L
Ia MoretpNn April Nth. 10y Rev II. Willis. CALVIN
FOSTER. and Mrs CLARA l.. DOW, both OF More
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
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Look the Wonderful blessings I'D and Ialors IF
MDoDT SANkEI Europe and America Best
hpoh and chance tor man or woman wanting good
business good offered Ais, ina
# L A. World ami all Bible lands and Terit.nniat
Combination Apply at t. l. I'fU LRN>I !. I'1-s
a., ..,rl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
BOG. GROCERIES FREE.

Tn parties Will all they claim y / Weekly sun.
Jan - i-.b
Send STAMP for partlrulars- e. L WInEate & GO.
limited. Il. Duane St New York. one 81 thu best
chances for agents offered. hlrayo Weekly
Inter Ocean The tirpcerles are the b-1t-'N I Wit
LIN. :. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
~ 4 !. + O X \ | 4

THE CHICAGO & NORTH wt-IEES RAILWAY
Embraces under MANAGEMENT the 'ir~at Trunk
Railway Lines II the WEST and NORTH -"EoI. and.
with It's numerous branches and connections forms
the shortest and quickest roJit. tetweeI CHICAGO and
all points IN ILLINOIS Wi-ooN-IS. NORTHERN MloHl-
GAN. MISSE,oT.. Iowa. NkRRA>g.. CALIFuRSIA and
the WESTERN TEREIT"K1E-. Its
Omaha and California Line
Is the shortest and best far all points in North
ERS ILLINOIS. Iowa. DAKOTA. NEBE.>E.. WYOMING.
COLORADO. UTAH. NEvAnA C.LIFoR>I.. OREGON.
CHINA. JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA IL
Chicago, Madison and Il. Paul Line
Is the short line for SoETHEEN wI-eo>-Is and Mis-
<EsorA and for MADI-o<. ST PAU. Ml~~EAroIIs.
DULUTH and all points IL tn GREAT Northwest Is
Winona and st. Peter Line.
Is the only route for wISo~A. RocuE-rEE. owATo<x.
M,SkATo, ST PETER, NEW LIN. az! al points IN
l4ti-ru and Central Minnesota. Is
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is tie only line :4r JANE-yILIE WA-EETovH. FOND
DU Lac. OSHKOSH, APrIEIuS, eHEIs BAR. E-C.SABa.
NEGArSEE. MARerErTE. Horos,Tox. H.xcocE and
.Ae Lax - rEgIDA COUNTRY L.
Freeport and Dubuque Line
l. tn only r,ute tor Et,.s>. Eogsroi:p. FpErroR1
and al POINTS va Ertelor; Is
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is the old Lake Shore Ko-, and Is the rny one PASS
az through MANSION. LAKE. FpRRE-r HIGT1ASD
PAIk, WArhEGAH. RACINE. kE>osIsA t. MII-w4UEEr-
Pullman Palace Cars
are rsl- q. al through trains Of this roai
THIS = thu ONLY LINE running tAe>- c4rs i.-w44,l
C-.ic4--o ami ST Paul. C.Iica- and N4l~aE-v Cha
'a-o aud Win
At Omaha our S-.l--s r.-l.-,- with th- Overland
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
IFE AND LABORS OF
l. Z I " e. S L q v f.

Another 80 first DAYS. over 5Alsa copies OF this
standard Ilf, Of the Veteran EXllar-r sid 80 ,oo
needed by tll. people \ book matrhltss
eres isely illustrated and very cheap r',yal
nance for For proof and terms. address Huh
bard Bros, Springfield. Mass. FNltW4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

Rev Father ticudrean, rector of s. Charles
church of Bellows Falls thrown ION ear
rage Monday while on his way TO >plln gtcld, and
was seriously IL lul ed Two rIbs were broken be
siIcs painful uIuisc-.
,,t>rHol-S po\ >rloN.-Mr. David K. Camp
bell A native Of Rockingham, VI, has recently
gwen to the towns Of Westminster, Athens, Graf
tom Springfield and Windsor, VI. 5000 each, to
be kept as fund, and the income 10 be devoted to
the support of the poor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

Senator Kew Of Tennessee. the only dem
o,rat who voted for Senator Mortons res
olution for tho invest cation of the MlsSi>S
ippi election, is severely criticised 10y the
Democratic newspapers of Georgia. Ala
bama and Tennessee, which intimate very
poin,cdlv that if Mr.. Key 81 'ceeds himself
in the United States Senate he will not do
50 rs 4 Democrat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

SENEl;E ALLEGATIONS AG AINSr \ CILK-
GYMAN.-Ihe Springfield IL putt..,u tell,
Il shocking story of the Rev. Mr.. Lothrop
Il retired Con.r' @ational CLERGYMAN of
Amherst, concerning whom there has been
an immense amount of latent excitement
IN that town. The charges in general are
that he has tor years been IN the habit of
lll-treAtlns his wife, horsewhipping his
daughters and depriving the family of
necessary food. SO great have been his
crueltics that last fall one of his daughters.
aged 20 Nc;trS, ran away. The facts have
come out through the complaints of a
daughter aged IL, who has been driven al
most to suicide. This daughter, Mary.
says that she has been repeatedly beaten,
and bore the evidence upon her person of
the treatment that finally sent her to her
minister to tell the story of her wrongs.
Anna, who was driven from Amherst bv
her fathers cruelty, taught music at New
ton, and played the organ until taken sick,
and Is now cared for by an approaching
family. Mary, III despair, over wear
ago. trudgel alone seven miles to North
ampton, where she offered herself as a
servant, giving Mrs. President Seelve rs a
reference; but the latter explained who
she was, and the girl walked back to her
fathers house. The Rev. Lothrop would
buy " chicken OF refuse meat and if any
of the family objected to it they could 90
without. The elder sister had pet rab-
bit that was accidentally killed, and the
economical father had the animal cooked
for dinner. Anna naturally shrank from
the repast. whereupon Lothropiexclaimed
Well see if You won't eat it, He
brought in the horsewhip from tile barn,
and when she was not strong enough to
bear the torture longer, the girl swallow
ed her pet rabbit, watered with tears
There was a 50-cent piece lost in tn,
house. and Mr.. Lothrop charged Mary
with theft She denied, and he threatened
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

the whip, but she was firm. compro-
mise wa. made, and she went for days with
only food enough to sustain life; he saying
" A girl who will steal does not deserve
food" Mary wished to attend church,
and pledged herself to give ten cents q
week. This he refused to pay, and in Or
der to get it she bought and peddled books
from house to honse. and paid it herself
He used to tell Mary that she was awk-
ward and homely, and that he was asham-
ed to see her on the street.
Mr.. Lothrop declares that the girl is de-
mented. and denies the charges in toto =;
and his wife. who is a stepmother to the
children, snstans him in everything
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19
DAUCHY & Cos. ADVERTISEMENTS

- S000 For rase If Cough. cod Asthma that
'ODoooADAMSON'S h, {. BAI.SAN viii not cure
(OI ID Sold by DRUGGISTS at p cents. Circular free
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IrOR COUGHS. COLDS, nOAR>EN>>,
and all THROAT DISEASES use
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.
Put up only i'll BLUEboxes tried and remedy
For sale by Druggists generally. and
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

Nj. A. /. Stewart. popularity supposed
the Western Hemisphere. and the wealth
lest merchant in the United States, if not
in the world, died on last Monday, the 10th
inst. BE was buried on Thursday the 18th
inst. On last Friday afternoon his will
WAS filed in the Office Of the Surrogate. Its
essential provisions We're two. First it
left his estate to his wife. Secondly. it APP
pointed Judge Henry Hilton to act for him
= in managing, closing, and winding up
his partnership business and affairs" ,li-
rectng the Judge while so acting to ex-
crciSc u sound discretion in bringing his
partnership affairs to Il termination, and
dischargin@ AL Obligations connected
herewith" For which service" he gave
to Judge Hilton one million of dollars
While the late merchant prince still lay
robed for the grave in his house on Fifth
ave, an inventory Of his property, and
especially of the goods in his stores, was
taken, tie amount. according to current
but perhaps inaccurate report, being found
to be something like twenty five millions
of dollars. On Good Friday. the day after
the funeral, his widow sold the entire Pro-
perry, only excepting the real estate in
New York city. to Judge Hilton himself,
receiving in payment the million of dol
lars which the dead man had left the Judo e
fer his service :" in managing, closing, and
winding up the partnership business and
affairs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

The St. Adams VI IS u.j,r chronicles
with obvious delight. the announcements
that a Pennsylvania man proposes to ex-
hIhit ut the Centennial :. "Smith roller and
cru>hrr fire. Irt>S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

After some casual conversation Mile,
shook hands heartily wi h ne and left me
to renew hi- la,or>