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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-21

0END YOUR ORDERS TO THE
- VINDICATOR OFFICE for Tilden
and Hendricks Business Cards, 81 90 a
hundred or less if larger number are Or
dered. Thelikenesses are good.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-21
HARDWARE,

TOOLS. CUTLERY, AGRICULTURAL I'M,
PLEMENTS, STEAM, GAS, AND WATER
SUPPLIES, BIN IRON, STEEL, NAILS, &C.,
at lowest figures. July2l-3t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

The Centennial Grange and Sunday
school picnic and celebration held ut New
bury Center, July 4th, was Il decided sue
cess The attendance was large consider
ing the great inducements held out to the
citizens to visit other towns to celebrate
the Centennial It'll.
At half-plst ten the procession was form
ed at the town hall and marched to the
grove in the following order: Newbury
Band, Rev p. n Granger and Rev. A. Il.
Lyon, ID. f. Boydcn of Waitsiield, orator
for the occasion, and the members of Pu-
Ia Ski Cascade, and Abel phi oranges, Sun
days .hool scholars and citizens. The
Band played several pieces during the day
and the Grange choir sang several excel
lent songs Rev. \. Is. Lyon offered pray
err b. p. Wheeler read the Declaration OF
independence and Rev. 7. y. Granger adj
dressed the Sunday school scholars. An
excellent Centennial Hymn composed
by Miss Sarah McAlister was sung. At
ter dinner WAS over, ID. +. Boyden, OF
Waisiicli, gave the the Grafton, talking
about thrcc-qlarter> OF IN hour. Mrs.
Milo G. Bailey and Mrs. Horace R"ntrcw
read selections The heavy rain in the At
ternoon drove the citizens to the town hall,
but none seemed annoyed and the occasion
was one LONG to be remembered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12
4 Wonderful Discovery

Oar ~ II 1,lpsllire XcNanges come to filled with
4 cunts %. most Nouil rful effected by Dr
Ge,i" II. Il is said TO be the creates
=. Sirity tn step and making the invalid hearty
cour4-erus, stron-. 1t cures all diseases ot the
liver, stomach. kidneys and spine; srrulula and q.
bloul diseases: IT 'stration # rith.
sex. restoring tone aud NlZor to tin, whole stem
Read tie following cures
Mrs. IKA :. APPLxroN Hil!sboro' Bride. y. II s,-
nal nd kidney dist confined 70 bed aud doctors
fallei t, rdiSa her: her husband procured " Ec5ic.
Wonder and she nov writes, avn able to do cOnelt
cradle work
J. + MORRILL,. Franklin: scroful"us hun!nr. says
nothing has ever helped linn ike Medical Wonder
Mis-. 6. 7 bRDWAY. Centre ST, Concord: confined t.
PnN SIcians, tor female and kidney diseases took ~:
tiaxc'S Ne deal WONDER. and cared III
ANDREW i Pr ,>IH:t. sutton, y II J: hulnor detInty
disease OF liver lungs Nr: most WONDERFUL rruN ~.
ted: took Medical Wonder = with success.
tito. W. EVANS. Derry; difficulty Of side and -toln
ach. nul.pr. Weakness. Xr; cured and went to work
Mrs j ". FIFE. Suncouk, y. II. ; female weakness
irolay, nervous prpstratlun, &c, discharged hr"d
I've would also refer 10 Mrs VIM. Shepherd ard
daughter and Eht icltr Newt ~ MANCHESTER llnIsc:
Mrs. Fred SAINT I'm. west Rumhcy: Mrs r. ] lone.
ILL Sunrooh: Mrs. Beni Martin. Grafton; Hiram
-,tallvA Cairhfst"r: Alma II Hlil, Canterbury: Mrs
Warren Glover. I1Ikcr Mrs. Walter Iarrar, llilis
hor,' BrId-r; ] T. Ia H"UEs't Miss K \ : How
tnrl: Joseph DtNI$. Hollis: Iau Proctor, PItS;!.h
VI /. I.-AItIWurtil, Alst.pNcr.
AK YDGE DRUGGISTS FOR MEDICAL WrNprE
SOLD in Montrelier hy
PRANK f. BI>COW.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12
M nnnnlliran District Contention.

.... .I IItu "iiN"itl"h Tor tne hrst Con
- J,tt.,I.v -,,I, .rHT, tt "' 'lt
L. ..t...I ~; IKE -. NJ ~ ~ M 30 or
W. 3D. - y, ,'i,,''.t,,ta.Ir % 49, "
,,',,,.ll. oIS ~ n pr.Si 'iiI iess
,-..,, y. .... -. s.i, n;..r,. ou :;
r., !t,d III the Convention by then
- t,. loosen IN compliance with the resulu
... tine District Convention holden az
.r +I,. III dAv Of Auvust l4fh by which
,tI,I.,i +. me tplele;1t. and AN al 1ttion
ri,,'r, one hundred and every tractioi,
. L,.,.l4I,Il,.41 G'uI.,n candidate for Governor
g. ti' E'ar preceding the time for holdlns
.--.f: tn District niuinlttee 70 prescribe
t'-'rttfu ~ suTi dtlt-dtes
.-.-,- ! TN" several 20" IN the l'lstrlct
.ti ''!Ii4d. ) M 'lIt- 'dIitu ny tllc ne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

ericlre They can keep mans house and his: heart
first Ter: and important sttl-far more
they can rear noble sons and dauSh wcr "
become the best inherOrs Of the rich legacy OF 1ree
dom which received from those who have " jour
neved on"
That the farmers Nortilfied and their neighbors
with their SONS aud daughters are fully up to the ave.
of those of their calling elsewhere, Is already
by the gratifying success which has attended,
for several years. the Dog River Valley Fair.
Farmers of NOrthied and laDorlng men OF all Class
es stand by your vocatons. and ennoble them by
living true and worthy lives; remembering that III
Intelligent Independence lies your country sur
est II not her only hope.
Kings and lords may flourish and fade,
\ hr, attn may make them, breath has made
But IA bold yeoInanry, their courtry's pride,
Whom dest roy ed never he supplied
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

LAkED BREASTS, Rheumatism, SclaticA' o"e"
lnys. Spra!ns, Stiff Joints, Burns, Sca'"s' oio"
Gus Bites, and all flesh bone anu muscle aiino"'';
can be absolutely cured by the Centauf L'ilinen''
Wh,t tie White Linlment Is for the human family
the yellow Liniment IS fer spavineh' sac"' an
lime hor,ts and anmals.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

na tie alrrti@f a BIDS 4 TeSei and af, "r
I1i- rgf amount rivi f n Tine t'' Sehrr
an hidS lee cons irl which without tn, bond
~ ' I'1i'a' required hy section "a. act of june
il bidders sioliI,. fret propose, for service. strictly
s ir 4? I'D y and t i hoy Dc
S The ~ aifrT fr III, 1t II T TTT
r. '" I- ~ - l3 i, may t. r'lisli'rl
'r'i '4i-"lhatrd or combination lds proposing
AID t.5 III H.. lir - saE{ the
~ addr,Ss and tlr mann OF each member If a rin
the rr"i -. T. AZ - tar a. ira'lrahl'
ON ~ fi the >'liii of tl'Ir li- AID - RETAIN
Els alfred 4 tn. r't, IL service Ii. Yearly PAY.
m,@ 1 shild ~, be- submitted: and -,li,rIt,.i
withdrawal d" a l,1 vii L.. a.ned unless H.. Mi
t.n ma ,f iT IN previous I" III"
i In a.. Of taare Of tit a,-.I l,Ir n 90,
ga; contract. or If the ahanluln.nt ct service dur
~ the Contract term. the service Nil advertsei
and ny a b H. i5' 4 i ~r Gt @2i
l H.. T.. ',T IT. g9ntrt n n firm and
e, '.'inti ali'S Of ~ieneanr and, ilEctI,ir
L M '.i,rsl I-r. = tn. ri-l, to Re.
:'S ~ i1. ?, i1y ,1 toe dl''.d 'I4Iamt al
-, >,r!at To- ,rrylr he mani ,ha.l he mad, with
Tr> ,l to II'Nit ~ aklii-- 4 any u! TT
,,, ~ y y, i.t- mai il'N a-r.'in..t ~
tll. Z. int t"r al.y s's,h ,-l.trar;
i!'i f"r airy ~, TIN mai, sl.an %" released
!lll: az s~.r. mad y,,.r idr 'Iut.l
cent ~ surh lower bidder ana III slr.t.e- an
r to ti.. -h = T. T. i.''-'
i9 a'i'n Il tn department. a. ,arrl'r AN f.
- !i,t WI e accepted vino / under tN,it lrt- var
p ~, "r +" h" ! a married w'iua
T., IL" tlt Sh"uld to-. -,a.-t -IIere,-rii,ed Man
-.,t Postmaster .,!..fai ;a.traJ, ON
-''iH f!''' al iiol IT, I,''if AIMED tN fH4f.G
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12
PRANK T.. H.1>CO-'.
|

TO avon" the danger of infection the linen Of Per
sons suffering from SKIN diseases OF contagious
natutc >hou 1T he washed with GLEN>'S NILriII Il
SOAP which Is not only remedy but Il 'll~mi,c
tant.
mC talIc poison. FM2'wi
SAFELY and certainly that great external remedy
tiItN>'< >IIFIIEK SOAP, removes cufantnuS ctup-
tons bv opening tn" pores whose oh1ti urtlon was
th, of the ,llili iltv. Tc-t and You VIII en-
ioI-e II.
HEAUIiF;-I. SHADES OF BLACK OR ERowN
produIcd bV HALLS HAIR DYE. FNliN4
Letters nrailcd for 1T N0ntpriifr. VI. Post
GNicr, Jul, StH. 1876.
.- IT, obtain these letters. persons must i've tie
4HuNr datc
LADIES Mis- I.lH!a Cas-. Miss E.,-.lieA Provost
HI MN. l.. y Clialnh"-in. Ic1nurI Rooms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

80,
".' W. 'i'.'''' II WV '''o' ''''''
...- ''''' y ~
" VIOLA Oh MI Murray pIoch
..ap.tt"t and rather unique
f"Hl pit on It.
meeting of the Republican
..-.-.t,,. III the Pavilion. to-day,
. ia. the campaign.
ID ,,,..,.rtb LrnLa his RIGHT
,-,.. ,l,,.,,., f.,, H.
,,-i....:.,... .l.,,,,h.or ham,
0".f ID b "ou-hl ne ScFlpii'F
.''i 80 wei 'he fourth- ne
"f~ Tic ''"'f part oi Il 'lo"-
io~.''d.
t ....r commenced putting a
around BtiIcv's building by
..I 1h4n COMPLETED it will be
...., budding.
..l.,. Ill.,.
W.. 49,.
w.. U-;u,.1 a.I,ar man,
I.,,.,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

MOTHERS can secure health tor thei 'h'i"'cu
and rest for themselves by the use OF Na9l''i"' "
perfect substitute for Castor on VI Is apS"'".S
harmless and is as pleasant to take as honey roi
WInti-Collc, Sour Stomach, Worms OF Consi'H''i'n
tor young old, there is nothing III eAi>'c"'U my
t. 1t /, certain, it is speedy 1t is cheap
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

ADDISON bi My


To- ~ltn-.i.I Es'''' =" prints Tor U|e 'he .
f'l.""in p'"rc "t gossip. II there J. any u"'h IN
IL, II Is lt"." Fl m" r\t--rfAt'i. t"' M'''le'
'''} ''i'- "'|' -'''s '"'' i''''' - ''''''' y
Nj 'i''""'H '''I' '''"-i'-' ''''' ''e' = '''''.
re- '"''s -'f' i'' 'N'''-'" ''N' va '''' NN'' -.
frIll'lr "c4''h- lie Ati h1th "n' ''i''- Win Ms
u" 1907 NN''' '''' '''' ,'' '''''' u '''''
INV" 700 ""'"' ""''' "l'' III IVA ''" ~ V"i
'"' ear '-'' anu nav ''3 -''' '''' '''''
''f-N ~ VIZ
'r.I. >,'ttn - Is Visiting Hon. lCcn'l W fdth 81
BrHnin-t ~.
tIlIlt\pE\ tcI\1l
Rev MI AtA,I started tIum M house IN Bur
n-t'n, "n Thursday morning, tod We across the
STATE. lie N'-it~ }AN1~lc- On Tie VA, confirms
oln,r!at'-, and hopes t" "'-A"/' an Episcopal
Chufch IN st. j "jn-tul'.
JOHNNIE Collins. Il '.l r,nl,tu >c. T. old. son OF
PtiIck Collins, m! IN cmIl"Ncr of kAhurnAt'Ae-
Hu lm-jnf. got Ii Il-ht ARA caught IN one of the
plIu,r~ 1T tlcu lullilult ual uiael"ly, Thursday
AMI 1t ~ r" i'"-''! nat '''"'"' 81 }" vas h'''s
-'rF.
cap >. - "N' "' '"' ""-''" S'''" "''n >t"
n"f> on " '''"'''tF' %" '''' N'H S9'"''' ''''''
''.' 80 ''''' ''''i- ~ 49, ~ 49, "
,. ,,, ,,
| .
~
VA i'''''\ 81 "''''" zen '''' "' amen ~ we
| ri'm'"" c\P'"7'"' Oh = ''"'"" -" '"' ''"'' :"
! VIII + III l"@ - 9''"' 81 W. ' = " "
., ..,l,..- 49,. ,,n.,,,..,, 1p.,,,r,.,, i,
,ra.,., Il ,,,,..,,,., t lac he'll, m ,-lu.mont
| - :, 49,, ,. ,, y, ,.. -.
, .. -, Inn I.,,>,n al -, ,,t,,, wont to
Ul.h.a'c -irln--, july lourth, aud drank :,
much lluuor a, To bee pInr IntNNt'ttc |. ana lay
down on IN: -i'"Al " 1t" NJ i'"' ''''-> '' ''''
and the engine. i. ARMAND, coming along, took on
pat OF the loot, and the resi- must lie ahpu'a'eh
y small boy naniei J'hn~"- of >Nanion, wa
SUM ' " " J.,
i"S "''" '' 49,
clothes '"""' Gu '''e ''N ~ '''' '"' any
: some N''''' az '''S w. ''''' - VI
Three 'Aht'n h"H7 Went in h'tAId= on lh"'s
= day. one, niinrd L""l@tth, WAS ttN'" WI"
y cramps an" was uro"nt
The =. \th1u, auth,fit!r, arr, nov ti;er tn,
r,nor SELLER. vn, nave been At II for wears,
!, ,, r., ,,,,,., ., ;, >l,,,a ,, IN. = ia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

e.. q. AZ tn" FREEMAN particularly valua-
..-- ..v- from all parts of Vermont, and our
- Inherent parts OF the State, especially il
.,. Orange, and Lamoille Counties, will confer
...t ruu tlu9a and our readers by sending US
~, .... Give rs facts and Will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12
IRON \ PLY SO | A\.


n,
Mt-~r~. seth " f"wle y sons, Boston
t.cnt> You may bcrhaps remember that wrote
several weeks IN regard 10 the use OF the
Ptkt Wan 1RUP for my wife, who was suffering
nom general debility. the sequence o! Iyrhohi
pN etnlaIv. have tined the most noted ply elriah>
IN The STATE, and also tantda Without lclIc1. At
V. N recommendation she commenced the n-c "i
line syrup. the first four bottles made but little I'M
pItssIon, hut while taking the MIN she began 10
Inpi owe rapidly, and now, after uiinS SIN OF tie
dollar bottles. she has rcgained Ter strength. ana
l., able to do most OF the work about the house;
an feel that | cannot speak too highly IN praise
. The Peruvian syrup. have prescribed IL 10
several OF my patients, and have procured the salc
,t several ,uLtnS OF IL here on make any
Use ~ thu, letter YOU zee tit
Yours very truly, IL H. BELDEN, VI. H.
FM21Wl
The use of Halls Vegetable Slcili'n Hair Renew
Ct not only restores the hair to lis natural color
but gives it a soft and healthy look iM-'"l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12
4 & +. \ / \ u :. NJ /, u

EVENTS ~ HE NATION Al. AIII ~
AND THE CAMPAIGN OF LEO
lust th. b lpil Tor the ill.4'@ owes tull Al- : ~
National Co.lI c1Itlu and Government >hn"> hps. -
Government has h+"n managed Slice IL
lXrlIIl!S Ia " jobs ar f'4t through CONGRESS. tI!Nt-
full history II ti1- husky rAud- ard BtlkIap N,al
dA II gives the Nt~ II HAYES. iI-ei.r. II den
Hendricks Grand chance. q Agents Address. J
III : ~ LI..rtt IAln-l.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12
W4,,..n.-ton Conni. Republican Conven-
ton.

.... ,s',rs # WASHINGTON County are
..I. 1...t III mass convention at Village
r.. ..-r.uu Saturday. AUGUST ,, 1-76, at It
r...lI.4tr candidates for county officers
. .....t, committee and town commit
tt.. wears.
g. T. rITkIN.
GI;N RICHARDSON. ,,,,,,.,
~ - itIH'c1,I Committee
d. ~ IIIDEN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12
County Nominations.

The Republicans of the several counties
in the State have pat the following tickets
in the field
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

The Alyentists holding their annual camp
meeting this year at Reebe Plains They have
bought five acres, including 4 beautiful grove.
have erected some fifty good frame hnu-e-, avn
intend 10 make this y ornament pi.:. e. N "'-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

Ii.- uf. i.-,---I..l --. l''--- post of
L 4rt-- ,-Itrft I :
ST. Z - - t.rrN tn mails = IT,. I1tl.d
l. 80. Jim, /
\. -. tt tNt--,I 4Il3 Sat. f
II i.rtt enlistment til L stii--,r raj
!
:.r -l- ai-rliial sam = = i liac~: ari II
t-i D.. Viii enter
>lll- t,tlt- to IT,. approved 10y TIL -tnas-er 'rtl
II 4. WITHIN TIN prescribed il! sad aiN-rt-
HIS Irlf-A. l. With fail In Nl..l-' tL- f.
-.ll. th- f4te t, .l-tt i liz all = IT, .TrI.i
a.. al particulars u tl.+- AID
r.l,: 4r.i. 2l-'. after careful exam i.Atl.. I'll
All at-,i---t 70 aIvvr7--t fl.It 'i
44rl >---N1.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

on This day ~ I.r@o "a. e ~ I'D =.
e -. ~ k,,yr l,y th. persons named III ~ad h''ld
~ ,irsti.-S i WI, have 'N-ut't th' Am, - Hi''f
t.,t,l- \ I,lt. ,lglN ~Mtrl d"l"-,- ai.i >iN -
~, = " l- II .lt poses and says he iiN'' II tii-
,,,rll that flar'- Tt~lriit- '''ti''
.t-.i LAT i IT,. ~ rr- STAT ~ ffi
- mn hereinafter a-Au~t his i-ait- A.
ms ,iflc and OWING = hiIii. 'ai!d all il''.
n,,t. IN rt-ac.> and "N'itri-1 4-Al.l,. M
nlI,NilI., an exemptions = 'h'fH ~ III q
49,, 49, ,lIil,. IT,. ariotli4- - III re- II
h.!ii-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

Any alteration ~ lllt'-r al % u II i
To- hi VII aus : i''i+ =
- 1.,Il,ss il appears IN rotc "r iil' iraiihi
fN Mlt,%~'~. ili tii' iItt fAtl Il N> i'''
- ~. the bond signed and scared
When tartutr- iariie- - III" i"ia t' las h'
SHIN name -ilnHd not le IL l. t u 4 iIti' ei''-
sl-i. lI- lntilN ldEal mann
STATE OF |
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

4 >allow color of the SKIN, yenowl-h brown
spots on the face ana other PARTS OF the body. dull
ness and ,lruw >iurs-, with frequent headache,
,iIzInc-~ htter Bad taste in the mouth, drvnc>s
of tie thaoat, AN internal heat ralpli unn OF the
heart ,ifV teasing cough. sore throat unsteady
appcti Z. sour stomach, raising OF the tpni. aud
chokn. sensation IN the hl oat; sickness and V"m-
l,lny, distress, htaNlnc-- and 4 boItci. or iul
feeling about the stomach ANA sides. aGEtaNatil-
ran- IN the >l,tt~ back, or tch>t, and ahout The
Shoulders; coiIc pans and sol cnc>- through the
bouci.; constipation, Alternating with dLuIhWl.
piles hntulcnct, nervousness coIint = ul the c\
ifcmItIc>, rush OF blood IL the head, with synp
tom, ot uppoplc\ Ny numhnr>o OF The limbs >r>rtc-
lalIv at night ana chIll>, Alternating with hot
Ma hes kinney and other urinary difficulties. dull
utea low >pmli> and gloomy iorchodln.s. Only
few OF these Xmlt"m- VIII HA,y {" lie present
IN any c.ler time.
! JEF tTNF T.-lahc pr. Pierce, t,ohlrn Med
zeal Discovery. With small doses OF ms Pleasant
Purcaliyr clcts. when act ~ an Alternative on the
lvcl. FOR Liver Complaint and the various alice
hon, caused Nv a diseased liver. these ltmr,iI'>
aic utsur, -t,i. IHc t,olicn Medical discovery
does not s,nly paIIa'c the disease. but 1t Pr"
Iuccs "A a>tng effect. ~ Its use, TIE Ilver anu
stomach arc changed to active. healthy state
the appetite l. Regulated, the o q pullhtH tno
,nlch.,l and tie cutuc system renovated and rc
stIocd To hcatih.
. lhe Discovery /, sold by druggists. i.
Fer e, NJ. -, Proprietor, Wolll's i'1>! tn-.t'y
Buffalo. y. !.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12
At the Centennial Celebration ut North
field, July 4th, the sentiment, " The Farm
ers of Northiicld,' was briefly responded
IN bv ID II Aycrill as follows:

Mr. President and assembled farmers: II II wa
desired to have Just read responded 70 at
length the performance of this labor shou not nave
been left with who much more at no ne IN 1ol
loving the pillow or IN the of the or the hoe
than III the of language. few words must sui
The lives Of farmers. and not only theirs PIT the
lives of all labOrlng men and Wolntntlt "oili over
consists not III words but actions deeds
The farmers of NOrthteld are not noted Tor MAXIM
fine speet hes: but there some things OF fnh,h
more Importance than this which they tan % aud 40
we'll They show you with a inst pride thslr Ia 7
and fertile fields covered with PROMISED harvest OF
abundance for both man and beast lhey can point
yUn to their noble tocks aud herd OF d1mest! an
finals: for OF these thy raise some I'll nearly al kinds
from gcte lamb, Skipping IN Hiay1ul 1hp' en-
upon hillside, to the noble tl"ree irancH n pr i
freedom the PLAN or on the In"nnaln listIc on
III nimb! eness upon the hlshvay or anon TIE y4;k
, ers Of ,10rthte1I do Wortiy OF mention
| Surely there Is They make lust as good bread
and Iltter and rattd the palate OF All
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12
Liver COMPLAINT.

Ev Il. Y. rIFRCF, NJ. u, of the W"ri> Dispense
nv, Buhlo y. \. Author OF " The Peoples Com
mon sense Me heal Adviser. ct, etc.
The Iver Is the great depuratIng purifying o.
gan OF the system, and ha- very arprOprilttlV htt
trl med The : h0u-chtrpcr Of our health. have
observed IN the lI>~ertln- r0"n and also in max
Ing pn>imortcm examinations OF the bodies OF
thu," who have died Nl Inherent diseases, that
a age proportion Of cases the liver has gwen
ll.ncc OF having ut some time been t!l-, a-tl
Iycr affection, are equally prevalent N beats.
ty,.tv butcher knows that the liver Of cattle
sheen or SWINE, ten times more frequently d.
.a>ci a anv other a healthy liver each
.lav -rcrctIs about two and a hall pounds OF hllc
Wien il becomes TORPID. Conge-ted, OF If, from any
cause. II lie disabled IN the performance {" IL ,lu
t,- It j. evident that The elements OF The bile =
icuatn III the blood, thus irritating poisoning. and
peryrttn. every vital process Nature attempts
10 1li the system OF these nrXlOuS materials hN
means If other organ, n the Auuev-. Lungs. sim,
etc. vince become oNeItaNcl IN reforming Their
additional lAhor, ami az UnAb t /" withstand the
pressure.
The BRAIN which j. the great "lrcitlrd center OF
All VITALITY, becomes over stimulated " lth NU'
healthy blood ana tails To nomlnIl'V perform II
iulrtpn- Hence there l. '!ullncs~, hetdA'hr. IN
parm.nt Of the memory, dizziness. gloomy fore
holnr-. ana HlIt.ibllty "i 'mptr. Nhcn the
/ blood i diseased, HE skin manltet> dissection ed
spots. plmple>, blVtchcs, poIis, Cli buntlc>. An"
-crolu}ou> tumur>. The stomach am bowels
sooner or later uecumc affected. and cons upalIon
piles, Irnp~y dy-rcptIa, or dla'rE" 4 i the intN
ltahIr result
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

D. t- J
>r Mh, liz. above. cat n l. taken TT r i'iet'
~ th,. PEACE other "iilcer Mt NHll- ~ -
~ a., Ju,t.- # the Court. tn rer1ft'H ~ IL
.I,.rs -; court record must t' aii'i ma III.
~ ~ fr. that tle person VII" Administered ~
1ath i duly qualified a. n h "iii'"r
STATE OF -:
= - clerk II the -ti, sam benz a { t''rf ''
I'D H., hereby certify that ~h''~e - ntII'
,y,.r,. appears III. FOREGOING affidavit "ao a ~
tir,. of singing the SANE. justice u IN pa IA al.
I'M. country and STATE at rcsald. drJ 3aii,l'l di
that all ms "ih'i'ii a. l - so " "
am M ,-i,,,ony whereof hay. i.r.Ints = my hai
m - ana ,,tfx-l tn, al ii SAID curt On IN
DAY Of, l. clerk
= - -rprrrI.-A II 81 POSI- Nia-IFH
-, ,,.rsi.-r,t postmaster al -- Stat" IL
u, III due tlIll-s Z, i m iiiA -
tlt'i MARY ability and responsibility The
~ ~, ,l ms -ureties III the aiort' II = 4 az
RAJ an real owned hy them
IN trel,y approve. SAID bond and c"rtnA lldt Y
y, Ir.t,rs arr sufficient sufficient ia ny -.
-, In. lsyrent II double the eItlre aiii''H
Ala bond; and d. further oeI,iIg ma and
va -'s IN rilretls leire -lEnlnS this eeTilho.t.
Irtrrle Il Yrol p-4 bond and c.rtlilcatt an a.
~ t. the conditions TO be embraced =
III lantract Sc see advertisement u this dat -
L,,,,lIaf tlnr inviting proposals Tor man = -
IN e. 10 be fnlnu az the terminal !. = on
/ -. r,,tes and DE had On aIlit--l-'-- - 80
Sacord Assistant y VI trtiltii --1re-s.--1t
N.fl Proposals state nt Vermont a.
II :. ~. ~-f.,ild As4l-raIt Postmaster ue.f7sai
- u 'N MARSHALL WILL.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

Atthc Mortified Centennial, july 4th.
the following sentiment was rc.tl I1r',
SunH6.-mny he continue to grow IN
power. true manlinrS>. and I've to en- pv :.
Mottsotld Centcnn,l> like the ON" wrc,le-
brltr to-day.
The one who person ted the " Incl, IN
question, had in readiness the fIlowiny
response to this toast, but. from want OF
timn il W:s not rlllrI ont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-12

Nh rl0N CT y /
bennington. .: Dorset. 3: glastonbury
Manchester, {: Peru. ;, PuwnaI, 3:
I.frrt. ~au,!xatt, > each; SedrsburEh, |:
~ .;ut .rI. >: Sunderland, |: Wlnhall, ,:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-21
CITY ITEMS.

About quarter to Z o'clock last even
ing, q colored boy named Joseph Jeffer-
son, aged - years, while bathing in the
New Basin, near Galvez Canal, was &C.
cidentally drowned. The body was not
recovered.
George Howell was housed in the
Fifth Precinct Station, charged with
cutting and wounding John Petrie, alias
Thompson, in the left arm.
John Bopp is occupying space in the
Fifth Precinct Station on the charge OF
firing OF q revolver in the street and
carrying concealed weapons. The
chances are, three months in Capt.
Pegram's hotel.
Jean B. Gallula, at the request Of Mrs
Charles, was arrested at the corner Of
Toulouse and Dauphin streets and in
generated In the Third Precinct Station,
ON the charge Of passing counterfeit
IS bill.
All Hoo was consigned to felon's cell
at S O'Clock last evening, in the Third
Precinct Station, on the charge Of
vagrancy.
samuel Garvey, Thos. Griffin and
Cornelius Brian, all clerks by occupa-
ton, went on q lark Sunday night and
they wound up Ia tho Sixth Precinct
Station. charged with being drunk and
disturbing the peace.