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New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

The witnesses in the lottery suit are generally
rcticent. The main facts as to the business
should not, however, be difficult to verify.
We present TO our readers this morning COM
plete sketch of the lottery business carried on
IN this city for several years past; and the
swindling methods through which large for
tunes were made by the operators are also in
dcated. There are many names widely known
among New Workers in the list of those who
have shared in CIis nefarious pursuit.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

A portion of the defense in the BabcOcb suit
is indicated by the discovery of another Bah
cock, who was unquestionably leagued with
the whisky thieves. 1t seems doubtful, how
ever, whether large part of the load can be
strapped on the back of the new-found scape-
goat the prosecution appear as confident oi
success as at any time during the trial.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

Although yesterdays ,wOrk was chiefly on
financial questions, and Mr.. Hale's bill covered
grounds concerning resumption similar to those
of Mr.. Bane's speech, the full hard-money
strength of the House was not at all displayed
in the vote that concluded the debate. The
Democrats, il is said. were unwilling to put
themselves on record before their caucus pro-
nounced upon their policy of finance. Whence 1t
may be inferred that when the caucus does
decide, the dictates of the party are to he fol-
lowed without much reference to principle.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

Already il is apparent that there ia wide
difference of opinion among property owners
along the designated routes for rapid transit
railroad. Perhaps greater number would fa-
yor. or at all events cease to oppose the project
if the details of construction and appearance
were more fully made known. 1t is great
point gained that the railroad is TO be in the
middle of the street instead of over the side
walk but residents along the route are almost
equally anxious about some of the other fea-
lures of the structure, such "a whether it will
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

Although not successful in wedging 1t into a
discussion on cruelty to animals, Mr.. Morton
succeeded in bringing up Mr.. Pinchback's case
before the Senate yesterday. The matter is
becoming serious, for Mr.. Pinchback threatens.
lie will no longer brock delay. Nay, it is now
said that if he should thoroughly lose his
patience, he will then and there 20 over with
his baggage to the enemy.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

Wade's Opera House and Art Gallery was
opened IN SAN Francisco. Cal. on Jan. Il. IL II an M,
commonly spacious and house The etage Is ITO
wide by % feet deep and Go feet hgh ana the pro
sceniun opening 56 feet The Hats ise upon
this stage 20 gh The entrancc 10 the theate
~ vide and 20 feet long, and 1t ends IN pavrd
yesthue the full width of the building In the yestbuo
stands u glass fountain, throwing II Jets OF cologne
water There are upward of 5000 lights III the hcater
Tn, main chandelier weighs three tons and shows 2oo
lights The auditorium is decorated In blue, white ana
gold. The opening play was balletspectace oaiieu
"Snowha The lessee aud manager OF this new tne'
ater Is Mr. Frederick W. Best the agcnanager MI.
j. T. Bartlett. The houee stands In Missionsf aDoye
Third The Fabr Opera Troupe sang there on the ooA
Of JsnuhV.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

selfswcep raker reaper, II moving ma
chine with hand raking, reaping attach
mcnt. and \ mower. They have been too
long in the field to require more extended
notice or description. William Arson
Wood had two machines, and the 'Knif-
fen" remodcleh and improved was shown.
This machine is valuable in having the
principle of the cutter-b;,r in free motion
when in any position, raising it ut pleas
ure to :. perpendicular without throwing
the machine out of gear.
Gray &Sons, of Middletown, had their
horse powers. threshcrs and saving ma
chimes on exhibition, as did also the ST.
Adams Foundry Co. those of their manu-
facture Of Olds' patent. When these are
more fully known and tested. we think
they will prove the most formidable rival
the Grays have ever had.
There were several horse rakcs present,
most of them having scratching attach
ment in the shape of springs to the teeth
and many some sort Of self-dumping ar
rangemcnt, of which we never found one
which was desirable except for show at :.
Fair. The Cleaner, made by Vernon,
Farm Mach n Co. at Bellows Falls seem:
4 simple, scrvicable rake, the teeth han ginn
free and raking by their own weight
In Floral Hall the exhibition was quite
meagre. rs might be said of Mechanic Hall
and call for no special notice
The Fair had good weather good atten-
dance and was financially Il success.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
Washington County Court.
TIMOTHY TN y I1nF KEDFIELD, Chief judge
MlLLARD =. MARTIN Assistant Judges
II u PvIELI NGHAM. States Attorney.
MELNlLLE +. SMILE ClarL
TINDEHV u itFk.

JAZZ jA4sS9 Il. Ho p. bKFE1PFIELD, Chief judge
WILLARD $: MARTIN Assistant Judges.
H ". LYiFGdIRN1G H HAN States Attorney
TiMorHYf r. i M sEH1s1t, G DEPUTY Clerk
The case on trial when we went t.
press last week, Cochranc vs. Elliott, in
, which the subject of dispute was a piece O
me wandering bed of Dog River. above
Northield' lasted three or four DAYS. The
Jury gave plaintiff a verdict of one cen,
damages, and also returned special YER
olct establishing the line between the
ittihs OF the parties. The line as establish.
ed by the verdict was as near as we coulf
una out one claimed by neither plaintiff
defendant nor the river, and is in thn NJ.
ture of discovery.
No. 112. Geo. F.. Wilkins vs. Town y,
Marshfield. This was a case of DAM, oe
on me highway and the plaintiff received
verdict of $50 damages.
NO. ZIG: Jas. McKellop VS.. A. NJ. Jack
man and n. r. Averill. This was the las,
civil case heard by the Jury and the Court
ordered verdict for defendant. Their,
are ~ Two cases set for the jury that Judge
i. NE, cannot sit in, and these 90 ovcl
III ~, another Judge can be had to preside.
Inc CRIMINAL docket will, the Jury bay.
ing completed their work on the civil. b,
taken up to-day After the criminal case.
are tried and the Chancery docket called
the Court will take 4 recess to Novembc,
10: The Grand Jury has not yet reported
nut 1t Is thought they will bring in thci
bills Thursday morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
Vermont News,
ADDISON COUNTY


\ swarm Of bees have occupied the beliry Of the
Methodist Church Ia rcrAlnsvi'le AMI recently dNy
pound, OF honey t.ihcn from them.
CALEDo>IACoUNtY.
I. i. Whcelcr Of Waterford exhibited jersey
COW 1t the CALEDONIA County Far. from which he
SAWS he made Il lbs. oil butter IN one week and
MIXED - lb-. of milk IN day.
Bishop Es,eu confirmed Il persons a, the
Episcopal church. i. JOINS bury. the I'm.
CHITTt\DEN COUNTY,
Or. Hiram l.. >IbIey Of Wlnpo.ki, dIel the 10Th
lie received h- degree Al the [. Y. NJ les. and
was promising young man.
RICHMOND MAkhKr, September .5.-Butter to-
day sold for 20 to % fair p 10 IS for good
to33e for choice and fancy Cheese sold at to loo
for far dal1les and II to I2c for sage.
ESSEN COUNTY.
! mcltncholy-appealins stranger stopped at
Islam Pond hotel the other day, and subsequently
disappeared leaving all his effects behind him. 1t
is supposed! that he committed suicide.
VIM. shannon OF Island Pond sentenced
/ last week, by The Essex county count, TO two and
one half wears IN the state prison, for break
! ing into [. r. Eohlnson'. store last month, and
stealing goods.
The house and b William W HE. at Essen
Junction, were 4, >troycl by fire, Saturday night
T,ro ,.o,. a,l all mo h.,- an, -r,,, j., tLa harm
were burned.
W W Eaton IA 90 WET ;nlp,rI E>.rx
! r,untv ,li-1 ON INA, I>th and bt. r.nains were
tlo on T., ..r.ors.,o,, NJ J. ,,r ,,, rr ,,r sion
a LAWYER but iur a time edited the old burlington
5, ltiu,l ana had served one ter IN AS A legislative
reportcr
l-AMoll.Lt COUNTY.
! The IimoI}le county count docket shows l1G
- - IA LAM - ''' ~ ''>eS =
''' '' '''o - So '''''''H al ''i '''''ei!'
/ ORLEANS COUNTY,.
+ some horse THIEF stole horse from the pasture
of j Erwin of Newport Center one night last week.
| Another kInd-hearte,l individual entered the barn
! of II A I4r,bce tanned hi. cattle ont and drove
/ them ,,yo nIes away
] .,, .., ,, , At ,,
~ ,,, .t,,,. -, ,.,., Il, :, ,,,,,,
/ ~ 49,, 49,, - ..,I $780,, - 49, 1911,
! ,,;. -, .., $3.50 ..,
~ , ,,.
| , a., :, ,. . - .q,.
! -,
~,
/ -, ;,
II Il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
Probate Court.

HARVEY rILD9N. judge y. A. CHASE Register.
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District of
Washington, during the week ending
Sept. %:
Sept. 10. Henry w. Frenchs estate
administration account referred to Oct. Is.
Cad Crossetts estate-applicaton for eN-
tension referred to Oct. I.
Sept. 90. Buel Colds cstatc-Edmund
Pope administrator; VIM. Winch and
Marvin Derby appraisers and commission
ers.
Sept. % VIM. G. Robinsons estate -
anplication for extension referred TO Oct.
~ Daniel Bemis' estate-I.icense grant
ed to sell real estate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

BK,proI:D.-A dwelling house an barn,
owned bv Robert Fulton were destroyed
bv fire. Sept l.. 1t is supposed To be the
work of an incendi,rv. Loss is estimated
at about 5000.
BRAI>rREE,-A Mr. Fish of this town
has raised in his garden, the past season,
some nice sweet potatoes. We had tropi
cal weather this summer and it is not SO
strange that tropical fruits have m'tured,
though the sweet potato Is truly novel
production for this latitude.
( CHELSEA Lyman Mctcalf of the West
Hill, died September -, aged 10 years
He WAS severely injured II short time ago,
/ bv :. load Of grain tipping over on him
! Nv exposure he received u severe chill
causing lang fever to cn7ue, which clcse'
his life.
Mr.. Sylvester Barnes, of this town, with
his wife and little girl, met with Il danger
ols accident on Sunday, the 10Th, While or
their WAY home from church,. The har
DlOkc WlliiC i'teHiii; 'AO"Ai ~ ,''N A-''
which let the wagon run against the horse
c,usinr him to take fright AMI run, turn
ino tin. wagon over, throwing them al
ont and the wagon rolling entirely over
them. They were considerably bruised
but fortunately not seriously injured. Ih
WAGON WAS ably demolished,
-Four persons We're admitte': to member
chin in the Methodist church last Sabbatl
Inv Rev. II. w. Worthen, the pastor.
A gentleman residing in this pl;tte'hav
mo recently returned from about month
visi, to friends in Canada, reports that TIL
potato crop in the Provence Is total ii'll
IRE. he not having seen, while there Po
t,to the size of Il hens egg.
Miss Allah Hall, who wa, one Oh III
teachers in Chelsea Academy the tall term
has been engaged as teacher IN one Oh III
Southern States. She left for her new
Geld of l,bo. last Saturday. She IS Tn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

Posi- BHooks.-The following Resolu-
tons were passed by Post Brooks No. 13,
G.. A. r., at a meeting held Sept Goth.
1876.
WHEREAS, Hiram Atkins, Editor of the Argus
ana Patriot, published in his Back List the name
OF our dead comra'!c Arthur NJ. PearsOns, and this
on the Wednesday after his death and BURIAL
RESOLVED; That we as comrades of Brooks L Ost
g. 4. r., do condemn this brutal and unjust Black
mailing OF the memory of Il dead cOmrade.
RESOLVED; That We comrades regard 1t as a
duly TO LOOK with scoIn and contempt upon man
dead 70 all sense OF honor, who insults the widow
and the fttheress.
RESOLVED; That copy of these Resolutions be
ordered t. be published IN the ATCHMAN AMI
STATE JOuRSAI, and GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

|. | y | NJ /, \ L ; .

The lame can bt healed aud the WOuIlird lIadc wr'.
We know just what the Celtaur IluIInet Will DO
They VIII not mend broken bones cure Cancer hut
they will extract soreness ay laII. cure hcu:4tlslI!
and larger range Of flesh bHle and mus lie a.lli Il
than any other article ever before discover
Scientific skill cannot hey III liz, ELECTS u III -
remarkable preparations. Chrome heurll-tlSnl If
many years stan linz. NeuralzI. WAX -BAk, Ever
Sores. Netl SiueN- oclatIcl, tah- / breasts i'
torted ullts and Slral1cd Limbs ii tie worst Md
are cured by the Whit teutaur LIAIiu.I-t
Il Will destroy the pam and heal without al
ordinary Burns and = aids Il NH .Xtri, lie To-
Of Bites aud Stiurs and the frt = from Fl In.
1t very efcacIoIs tar Ear-a h. To- tl4-a lie. i L
aud CutaLeou> Erul tons
Mr.. Josiah We,:ake, 81 Mary>yIllr, % . writes:
For years my rheumatism has been 50 tAi that
been unable - str IT the l. lis lie fr-'
three bottles I CeAtilr llnlIneit enabled - !. wh
without my rrutrc-- am IlcIlI Tai IDLY, ti.Ah
your Il -llIei4t simply marvel
{. II Bennett. Druxslst, Rock Prairie. NJ -..y-
"C-utaur Iiniurflt sells better and tn l.sI
satisfaction = any thing III the market
What the C,utaIr IinIuI.t has due tr 't!.,rs !,
viii DO fpr !"u. It's hands. re.!ib.". ami =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

THERE NEED BE No PAIN where Centaur
Lniment is used. Buns and Scalds are healed
without scar. Rheumatism, Sprains, and most
flesh, bone and muscle ailments can be ab sOlutely
cured. There are two kinds. The White Centaur
Lmimept is for family use, the Yellow for horses
and animal. One trial VIII convince the incredu-
lOus.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
NJ A T. k | A CT Els

In Worcester. Sept It'll hy Rev. Ii l.. Wells at tn,
residence of the brides father. Mr.. LEROY A. FILM
of MIddesex, to Miss LENkTTE A. KEMP Of Wor
CeSter.
In Montpelier, Sept. 26th. by H-v J. l. ivari Wright
Mr. J. 5 TEMPLEfDN OF CALAIS and Miss ABBlf /
TOWN of Muntpeiier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

CASTOElA Is a rcri,ct substitute Tor Castor Oil,
without any of its oil ectIons Tor 1t is pleasant
take, and does not niilseatc grIpc. For COstvc-
ness at any age, but especially for Sour Stomach,
Wind Collie, W orms and the DIsordered Bowels OF
Children, 1t is the most effective remedy in exist
ence. 1t IS harmeles, ii is reliable and II is cheap.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
D + A 7 HIS

Ia Montpeher, September y. Of CONSUMPTION. ELI \
WEBS TER AGED l. years. Funeral At P.antrld.
In Berlin, September Is. ARTIIt Il W. PEARSONS
AGED % years The deceased formerly nIelber
If Go. q, ID Vt Vols.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

lia.
~ l.r-sr amount of interesting m 1T
Ina, been crowded out of this weeks
Il will appear in our next.
r.y ! +. Simmons Of Springfield. VT.
.o..n5!uct the services in the Church of
,f,-s;,b next Sunday.
Governor Fairbanks has engaged fine
.....,f rooms ut the Pavilion Hotel. dur
49, -.~eion Of the Legislature.
-. Thursday last, Theron, aged 9 years,
..fII c. Cotton was lifted up by one
,,Iynates and falling broke his left
ann,
". George Markham brought us in a
..-....v. Monday last. in the shape of
..1. blossoms picked from Il tree that
.oa ,ooI quantity Of fruit the present
season.
freeman Gauthier of this town has re-
v.r~l 20 West Randolph. where he has
.,~rl a Bakery. He was an employee of
.. II Gross x Son of this town for a num-
.,ruf wears.
C.a,. \ George. of Montpelier, and his
ir.l.r-in-law. - Cutler, of Barre have
.--h ascI the Royal {. Gale farm in Barre,
sin. .ooo. They took possession last
ueeb.
lon9- W Mckee. for several years
,.I'.am proprietor, and for the past few
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

Ii. X. Bard Of Mortified, who was
wounded in the foot in the late war, SUBJ
mitted last week to an amputaton above
the ankle this course being advised neccs-
sary to save his life.
The mountain range east Of Wat>field
is, quite evidently, infested with bears
The farmer, having sheep on the hill
pastures there, are losing their lamb.
quite extensively. That this mischief is
Justly charged to bears is very evident.
The torn-otl pells Of the victims have
been found in several instances: tracks
unqucs tionablv those Of bears, have been
discovered and Brun himself was in one
instance seen, ust at evening. in the edge
of :, pasture, well up the mountain More
than this. the eXcremcntS of some proving
animal have been found. containing the
rraunchcd up bones Of the lamb on
which his black majesty pleased to dine
The writer saw a lamb belonging to Mr.
Fisher with most horrd wound in ii.
side but left alive and a in fair WAY to re-
cover. Why left, after being tasted of,
i, 4 query not easily solved.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
HkENiIt VI LIST.
CLASS FIRST HORSES.


'-A~N ii'Ni ii''NfN
81 NfNtff">9
i'-'tn S4'>y ~ M, MI. ~
II X . T. isra!.irr' yclr~ ',iIs H. "a
i & >'., RANT, ''l,'- y4r! IS, 20
NJ MARCHED Hon-E-
Monitor brothers Wrst l:Anaolih pair Of sentl"
T. Wai.f. W;l'sa'-a 'a'Fo' srn''e'nAn's dr'- ~,
iHI,,tIIp \ rthti-1 work horses LIST 80
IL" -lnd 7"eAS. y T'i4iir T. WORN horses ~ ;"
~ Nn""p MARES $50 CONS
|. . . A Ai., e. k ma. Isl D., g."
james Ni5rs-. Nor,Aucld 81. loo
So rnrrr- -o1-pclr--
N.;l...r, Brothers M.-t K.u,i,lph lst 300
" Martin, "'.I.4'l.-i "H,-d' -~
N,5 rwo-ltAns oIps.
Il, r..,,,..~ Hr,,,.tr,...It 4~
il ,,4.li i. N"':rttanr.i, II, q
>.s ar<.~ r,.>.<a u,u,t.
+ J l. NtJ! = I,au i'IA.- !, ="
( oi... l--- h..s. 'r,n.r.l a. Il
CLASS SECOND CATTLE
SUIT, II,.i. pr,. Kidd matched cattle. ist - C
'i Il; '+ ~ >F'D"e' ~"'A'- exc" by trial. &c
, Ht Iy iIr, Mid '' %
rs %t.k >@r'@'rf i,i >rtrsid s;,rrs l-t @
M .4 i-i Fl Ftnfrl riha5a da steers LIST
} Ct 0'-'-'~4- \ ''''in'.' steer caves '7'' '''
wuuu4...> .-+aa..i. yr,rila-- tall,1.t. 90
l.'Nls nre-i"r, \ rtnhrid, a. .,,,. n
T e n ! ~ IJ ri iTiH1 w. YAH calf '''' @
,,
Hr,.sa.Il A...+te., k~ofox4a. IL q
hr''A '-''' '-' n ''N' OF . AR I'd steers &c
>'> rn@- :, ,> ,n, Ht'*@%-; l..
] Mn, - \or %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

WAsHISGroN COUNTY GRAND jury
Somebody has been inquistive about the
lnqulsltor>, and gives the following statis-
ties about them
Barre, d. b. Wheelock; Berlin, Daniel Chandler ;
IaDot, .. shcr, Clerk Calais, Ira s. Dwinell,
| DuNbury, Willard Atkins East Montpc,er A.
DAVIS jr.; Fayston, ). somervlle, Tails; Montpc.
ller, ); Z: Emery, Foreman; Mlddlesex, W. NJ Cha
pm Mo town George Buckley; Northicld Martin
CoblelAh Plalnticld, stephen spencer: Marshtie l.
w. NJ. hasklns; Waterbury John Jackman W God.
| bury.J Harvey Cole W orcester ) c. Copp: war.
! ren. q. Goodspeed; WaitsielI, 5 : Mitomber.
| Tails.
>. e. Emery is 4 merchant; NJ. Cobleigh
mechanic and s. 5. Macomber an In
surance Agent; the rest are farmers. Oar
informant says the Barre, Duxburv and
Woodbury. members have democratic pref
erenceS, and the rest republican.
The County Officers III charge, with
the official temporal, political and relig-
ous facts about 'em are:
William Paul Dilllnsham OF Waterbury, state :
Attorney, age 81 Republican. Methodist: Horace
White Lyiord OF Warren. Sheriff age Al, Kcpubll
cam no religious preference: + .hanan w Howe OF
| Northiield, Deputy sheriff, age 81, Republican,
| Episcopal.
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAlR-Yester,iav
was an unfortunate day for the commence
ment of 4 fair or any other outdoor bust
mass I,,,,it.,. -,
hi. o,rn oI,,r,,o AMI r,;n,., -, ,h,, ,.,,.,,,.,
and ,,. unjust !, -, f, anil ;,.i,I
manner. The result was nothing There
was a first rae lot Of cattle on the grounds,
hut th. f,Il,, want o.,1, IVA
nresn,,o In. c,,+lo ,.ou11 b,v. 1,r, +h.
same thinyif thnv couIl Trott;,, u.,.,,t
+, be thonoht of r>.a,t 70 ho no,tnnr.1
Rat today thinrs ,r, ch,n,,a5 Tina
weather j nle,sant,r and thnra :, .,o,,
nros,oct If , I,r.,. ,t+or4,,.. ana ooo'1
Show. To describe in detail Yesterday, .
70 describe to-dtvs will doubtless be to
record 4 complete success
SEVERE ACClpEyr.- forenoon
H. l e y 1; ,, $780, :, l.:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

.-.-..-., make the FIREMAN particularly valua-
" -,.s from all parts of Vermont. and our
.. go 4,,-rtut parts Of the state, especially in
'- orange. and Lamolle Counties, will confer
"'--'- .,...,,I rs aud 0ur readers by sending us
. ....,.... GIVE us facts and We will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
NRAMEL NJ. BRAMAN'> ESTATE.

Tho iersntti hay lrll- been APPOINTED by tie Hon
I.rI,arr CONT Tor the District II Washington ON
fssiur-s T. receive. examine. and adjust All claim
d demands IF all persons AGAINST the estate OF ora
rn.I VI BranaIl. laft Of Berlin. IN SAID llsrl' d'
,s4l and all claims .-Nhlhted III offset theret" here
-,y.r, r.,ic. that VIII Tor the purposes
nrceald at late residence 81 prafL"l NJ ~ ainai
an the A. n ay OF Dctoer and 1911 day 81 VI II thi
tr IN o'clock until o'clock. r N each y san naA
THAT months til. lsth day
II Is6 i. IN. inns limited 10y SAID curt fT cream
urs 10 present their claims TO ~ Tor eAaia'i'h anu
'i m.1d Al Berlin TIM lih day Of September \ u
! Isl ,-rrrr,M Motion
WRIGHT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27

The MACHINE WAS WORN OUr.-Whv? Not
because 1t was not well built, but 1t was wrongly
run. Thousands OF men who have run down long
before their thrseSCOre and ten are accom-
pushed, might have been renewed into sprishtlI-
ness ana VIM If they had trled the wehnown
PERUVIAN SYRUP, which contains among lis com
pounds the ProtoXide OF Iron, 50 combined that 1t
assimillateS with the blood and lnvIguraIeS HE
Whole system This syrup has proved tfc;trl"u-
IN thousands Of cases, and i'll 10 everybody good
VINO uses Il. All dlugsl>t> keep 1t. FM.iiWi
Lars Vegetable SIciIan Hair Remover an eN
scilent dressing and toni, for the hair, and makes
The HAIR grow thick. FIl29nl
BRAINTREE.-Mr. III. $. IIarwood i
about to remove to Montpelier lie was
4 well-known and active citizen, and hi
removal will be loss to the town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
U-M.C ROBINSON'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Washington District. -
l., Probate Court. held at MurtTeller IA al Il
fr said District. the I'D day II sept A ~ 10
Y y Kent administrator # the estate (
William C. Robinson. late OF -lale III ai.i
aI,pilcatl,n to SAID court. 10 A'ehh w.
'tas MIR wcd Inn to IiY the debts du' for -ali
t.-- and To- render ms administrator account UNI
some futdddy- ....
rlication be heard at the Probate oice Ia "a "a IN,
Mr. ocered. that notice lie given T. all PEI 49,.
u. y ~ nnhiicatlou Of this order IN th' "hf + \
N1I- MAS fREEMAs. printed AT Montltii'f' INV
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N\TAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Union Mutual Fire Islir-
ance Company Will be held at office NuntprI.r
on Wednesday, the 18th day OF October next. at |,
o'clock, NJ, the election a Board
for the ensuing, and the traac ton OF amy other
TO- al business.
F:s-w3 F. BKAMAN Sec.
Montpeher, September IA. I-76.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-27
T ITERATION NOTICE.

This is to certify that have tn- day my
Charles G. Parkhurst. nl- time during the remainder
hl5 minority. and shall clam Of ms ol
pay any debts Of his contracting after tins date
ClIAlI-ES PARK HI is-T.
Montpeer September Il, l-75. tssW;'
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j. Is. ROSE a CO.,
MUSIC BOOKS! MUSIC BOOKS

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with Duets easy Part and Glces tor lr tlt Il'
recreation Will Toe there are ahi1ltaLt ma
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ventlols Academies COLLEGE CEvlrs 3. fr't - -
: N Ter dozen.
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..,n all parts of the State to the Centen'
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