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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

THE FORTHCOMING DEMOCRATIC AD-
DREss.-The caucus committee OF fifteen of
the two houses have finally agreed upon the
democratic address to be issued To the peo-
Pile. Ii is being prepared TO be given to the
Associated Press tonight. IL Is said TO be
quite brief-that is, for political address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13
SOtTH CAROLINA
Alleged Oae-~ided Iu~e~tix asiou nv
the EI0u>s loxurufffee

NEW YORK Dec. ia Columbia a.. C.1
dispatch Ia the TiBles says; The democratic
members OF The Congressional committee
positively refuse 10 let the republican mem
bers of the committee know what they are
doing; what line of investigation they intend
TO pursue; what points they desire 10 make.
or anything else which would enable the re-
publicans TO meet them. They have been
making such investigations without any re
puhlifsan bCfrp lr,ecpYol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

"ROGERT'S"
VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP.
IRE only cure discovered for WHOOPING
SotGH. i, has stood he tss, Of twenty years; %
SORE THROAT, &C, new before the public. FOR
sale BY the Principal Druggsts and BIZ the proprie-
tor. &c 1870 I street northwest sep6-Iy
SECoSD HAND CLoTHlAd, FURNITURE,
~ tsrpet<, Bedding. OiIcioths, and goods Of every
eeserpnon bought aud the highest cash prices paid
II. C0LMAN q CO.,
eete-B corner 10Th street and Penna.
NV BOOK, STATIONERY AND Pc
hIOptCAL STORE, No 1sfs 7fhstreefAN m
keIthussf, between and i. decd 2vs U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

believed Ihat the bodies Of all the victims of
the Brooklyn theater disaster have been re-
covered. The Brooklyn relief committee
have so far received q, 25e for the benefit of
the sufferers by the calamity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

JOHN CHAUNCEY, who has raised the flag
over the House for a period wherein the
memory Of man fails him. was, on motion
Of Alex. Stephens, this morning enabled to
get the pay he earned during the recess.
Chauncey was dropped during q portion of
the recess because there was no appropria-
ton 10 nav him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

ONE word more about Baron de Palm. He
weighed when aliveone hundred and seventy
pounds, and his ashes, after cremation,
weighed hve pounds and quarter.
~A Spanish man-of-war and one trans
port steamer arrived al Havana Tuesday
with 800 troops.
nTAt Bryson, Ontario. on Monday last,
Mrs. Collins, a widow, i'm q fit OF temporary
insanity, drowned her two little daughters.
aIBehrens, the director, and Carleton, the
tenor OF Miss Clara Louise Keiloggs opera
troupe, fought In Chicago at rehearsal.
~ John C. Thomas, who was concerned In
the forgery Of the Buffalo and Erie railroad
bonds, and who has twice made his escape
from prison, has been rearrested In New York
and lodged in the tombs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, $3.50 ,los 30; customs, $3.50 $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

n fItItAu special from NOiuhfta kaNt.
Speaker Wallace, OF the democratic hoxse,
issued pay certificates for SI60 TO each ~ the
members OF thai body. which were all clshedl
by the Carolina National Bank. The whole
amount Maid Was - 100"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

CONFERENCE.-The Senate yesterday
confirmed the following nominations: Hiram
Knowles, 10 be associate justice OF the su-
prems court OF Montana territory; James A.
Dument, OF New York, to be supervising in
8. marshal for the western district of Penn
sylvania; John G. Landreau, OF Louisiana,
U. =. consul at Santiago de Cuba; Jonathan
Tarbell, of Mississippi, deputy first contrOl-
Ter of the Treasury; A. Louden Snowden, TO
be postmaster at Philadelphia, A. A. Har-
wood, TO be postmaster at Austin, Mimi
Also, a number OF collectors OF internal reve-
nue. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13
Truant Republicans Reclaimed.

Two OF The rcpubilcan aSSefnDlNmen who
went over to the Wallace househaVe returned
10 the Mackey house"
Rsr-I Of Money for the IexisfaGer~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORAL RETURNS
by messengers have been received up to to-
day by Mr.. Ferry, President pro tempore of
the Senate, from Maryland, West Virginia,
Virginia. and Massachusetts; and by mail
from Massachusetts, Indiana, Kentucky,
Michigan, Missouri, Alabama, New York,
Illinois, Ohio, Delaware, Minnesota, New
Hampshire, West Virginia, Rhode Island
Maryland, New Jersey, Connecticut, Geor-
gia, and Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

The SENATE COMMITTEE to investigate
the Louisiana elections under the Edmunds
resolution, left Washington for New Orleans
last night. The Senate committees for South
Carolina and Florida have deferred their de-
parture until tonight. Postmaster w. T..
Creery, OF the Senate, goes with the former
as deputy sergeant alarms, and Thos. Young
will accompany the South Carolina com
miffpe in n similar committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

WHAT GEN. SHERMAN SAYS OF THE
REPORTED ORDER OF GEN. HANCOCK
WEsT.-In reply to a question as TO the truth
or falsity of the report by telegraph i'm yes
terday's STAR that Gen. Hancock had been
ordered 10 San Francisco, and Gen. Sheridan
To New York to relieve him, Gen. Sherman
said 70 representative OF THE STAR last
change had its origin in Albany, a rather
strange place for military orders TO emanate
from.n II the dispatch, he said, had only been
dated April ist there might be an excuse fol
its publication, as joke on that day was
generally undertook to be allowable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

WASHINGTON PRIMA DONNA IN
EURoPE.-The Nondo Artistieo, OF October
30th, published in Milan, has the following
notice of a Washington prima donna: 1.-THE
debut Of Miss Edith Abel, of Washington,
was perfect success for this young artistic
In the raccOnto, the Duets, and i'm her other
pieces, she was Immediately acknowledged
10 be not only fine singer, but an actress
wonderfully intelligent, possessing such a
voice and talent as will make for her in a
short time a splendid career"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-13

ana It's tributaries present great advantages
and offer the necessary depth of water and
facilities for entering the port without risk to
vessels Of war, and that Port Royal Bay Is a
noble sheet of water, undoubtedly the finest
harbor on the southern coast, and that the
wonder is that the place was so little known
or appreciated prior 10 1854. There are sew
eral favorable sites for a naval station at
Port Royal, all of which must be carefully
studied and compared before the best one can
be determined. In the meantime the board
recommend that Port Royal be used as a
temporary fitting and eoaling station for YES
sells stationed in the West Indies.
LET HAYES AND TILDEN SETTLE 1T BY
FOoT RACE.-Deor Editor: In discussing
tine presidential muddle at the breakfast table
a few days since, my little boy, 10 years old i,
made suggestion which, perhaps, is as wor-
thy of favorable consideration as some OF
those already made by the savans of the
country, as well as those which may vet en-
gage the attention and consume the time OF
the grave a9d learned statesmen At the other
end OF the avenue
His SUGGESTION is this: Let Mr.. HAYES
and Mr.. Tilden run foot race from
House, to the Capitol, and whichever one OF
them first reaches the point where the oath OF
Office is usually administered, iet him be n,au-
0iadfed.
II this plan of deciding this grave aues
ton should be adopted, II would certainly
save much valuable time and treasure,
while its novelty would give II place in
history as prominent as any one event which
has occurred during the first century of our
national existence; and, what is more TO b.
desired, would, perhaps, satisfy the Yankee
may be pursued, in View OF the many cir
cumstances which seem to render Ii imprac-
ucaple, II not impossible, TO settle IL under
une PROVISIONS Of the constitution and the
statutes bearing anon this mart of our politi-
cal machinery.
Let us have the race, and we may rely on
NE presence 10 washington, ON March ), 1s77,
~ In fusr< 49, &c.
tennial ON any one day during It's eontini-
snce. A. A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

SEMINARY.-The Lyceum was we'll at
tended and was quite interesting. The
pantominc by Miss Carlton deserved much
praise rs did also the music.
The question for next Friday evening IS
:. Resolved That it Would be for the Best
Interests of the Country to Elect a Demo
cratic President We think it Will be
well discussed.
Prof. White arrived ON the Hill last Fri
day afternoon.
Some of the class of &c have been pay
ing us visit during the week. We are
always glad to see old students.
Instead of the regular social service in
Trinity vestry on Sunday eve, there was a
meeting in the Lecture-roon led by Prof.
Southworth 1t was very interesting
meeting, and many, both from the village
and students, took part. The pastor is
much interested in the school. and we eX-
pect much happy intercourse for the fu
ture.
Most of the voters among the students
voted for State officers. Some went home
to help there.
All voted for the Boss tax stealer.'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
HNILY BURNHAMS ESTATE.

- ,-o,,,Sr District of Washington, Sc
. 80 c,-t held at Montpelier, in and
In pr3ne stgc, on the I'D day OF August, A D. $50
o.ha M sBa TX c .ad M 6 sfsse
Emily Burphai eaton SAID court Ia wrne tor
Ctaeeu' II! M oil Of the real estate OF sald
Incense 70 he thereof ir necessary ior "a.
payment Of the debts OF s.id oeee"seo aN' ca
il ordered by SAD court M l ha
peapsoh 2e ce IN ontpee1 on the Is,h DAY o.
5he fIopa.o 7, IS a for hearing ana decision theIson
SEPTEMBER AZ rdered that all persons interested
and y 4 i hereof by publication Of notice OF sad az
m the Green Mountain IreeInab' srcusts IL tn.
sped az ,nose interested, before SAID tune o
EinS thst they may appear at said e ana pace
-. - - ti.sF SIC cause nb-ect tnete.o-
h' 'e HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
TANES HOYDEN'S ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT, Washln-t"n blstrh''' -
7, prhat. court held at VI ontrtlcr III SAID DISTRICT
ON the I'd .ay OF August. \ ID no
Nelson Chase administrator OF the state 81 .iIi
RXden late of Montpelier. III sad ulstrl'',
account Tor 'Sdi
. n aud makes APPLICATION tor decree OF
disiribution aud PARTITION OF the estate OF sa4 ,t
Wh.raIunn II is ordered 10y said Court tla
e,onnt and said al pllcatlon he referred %
at''lil' eid al the Puroate Office III SAID MohtI
h,rtoi. ~ a. }av ri Sept $50, for hcarint ana
iris1nn thereon: And. It Is further "ii.tt t
- haraot he given all persons lnter'sttt " ~
ice "a tho same three weeks successFtIy IN W,
icatioH ~ ,,,t.in freeman newspaper pnhils az
green ~ said appointed tor hta TlhR
MOI IA a,,ear said time and place ana
o oanse II any they may have. ny sald account 9
nov he allowed and such decree mad
ps nv HARVEY TILDEN. Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
Local Returns.

Hn.ls1rrr Falrbans rs; ninsham ; %, i5H' tor
nSkes ii Senator:f ? t;Sorye l.s lsn4 e '. :,
cak hss 8 J@a+ % y sh.r BsrS
g haidt I4s For rG 'a ke sI,sr,x GEO
In: i,Adw m 20 Page 49,: Mattocks % ptns"n l5o
kty % i 1 Gt9r IS ' s,.;ts AtSrnes
81 sheri T.; ba 10 FY of l"~n Esrrestn'A|s
Pr N"SnTaf Fs s PAX u hnsaHs les o} i
Gds SnAtor. ia. Rfhar IS: Kid I'd
Stant T.? ,1ns q f PS,J T Is
r syer .n4sS fal f1T IH Sn,srn
4 rF N9*Fr .anH fssnh5 a. hs.s'
M tnai = i Kins y SA iai@. Hs?t 80
rvnth. Nara S'An'3n 30 J"dse Of t rT"nrt
n r i4 34 ia q, fF d ['s
F4,reaAs a & nns b 1% q ry IS G Is
w kinssicy JH- MArtIn o!; kt"rd I lol:
srra r9.t l Sly :, MI .t!ii l hsy { r is:
2.tni., .: ialcn NJ re-. -.A,tcrln-. l.:
SonrHrrrnp rArnank- a.. 4shan' - , rT,,,
t"F 81 .iH ~ n ia WITH = ~ thars"
4 hb5 4, H 3n4 4. H9F'i II Fl t.!
rlitn Is: ItH. 3, :, 49, A,ny ;,, rGml z,
hS b.i i 4 :. * hr i. n'sH Representa-
H,nnr Fairbanks ~: Bingham. - I"yss "a;
M, M, , ~pA e e-.1 la: Il Is ia A'' 49, + ''''
rr,aik, r. v,, n4m A + ,. rr-
IL: Intkry, % - Town Representative: George
Hs:> r., z. .r-"5;, 34a" n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

THERE NEED BE No PAIN where Centaur
LInlment IL used. Burns and >calds healed
" tthout a scar Rhcum.ti,m Spralns, and most
hee b. bone and muscle ailments can be absolutely
cured. There two kinda The White Centauf
Llniment IS for family USE the Yellow for horses
and animals. One tiia VIII convince the ncredu-
lous.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

CA>rORlA is peri, CT substitute for Castor On,
without any of It's objections, Tor 1t Is pleasant 10
take and does not nau-eate OF Grpc. For Costlvc
ness at any age, but especially for sour stomach
Wind Collie. " orms, and the Dsordered Bowels oil
Children, ], is the most effective remedy in exist
ence 1t Is harmel.s it Is reliable, and 1t is cheal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

Calais speaks with no uncertain sound,
but gives Deacon Burnap Il majority of 81
on the first ballot and polls u vote OF
lS9 for Fairbanks against 81 for Peck two
years ago. Reverse the chickens. Hiram.
and set them up on the other roost. You
haven't got the right cuck for this year
Wait till IS for your sweeping demo
cratic victory" in this town. Break ii
to them gently" Cushman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

The above l23 towns give, republican
o.,iu Of o@l. IS compared with til" ma
;nritv in 1874 and :. loss Of $40 rs COM
n,r,,j xith the vote Of 1872. They lndl-
cate i republican majority OF between
II .O0u and 80 o, result substantially
the same a- in 1872, and a gain of from
{ 600 to }, 900 over our majority IN 1911.
The republican gains III the above towns
over reck's votc in the several counties
are y, follows: Caledonia. 8 towns. l61 :;
Chi,t.nIen. Q tuwus, POI; Essex. > towns,
! II: Orange. II towns, lol; Lrm"lllr. t
towns. 4sG: Rutland. II towns. 429; Or
leans, t towns. Ia; Windsor, II towns
ISL: Win4!hain, towns, CSC; Washing
ton. l6 towns. 100. The republican los>e:
are in Addison, - towns. 2J9; Bcnning
ton. Il towns. IA and Franklin. 9 towns
2J2 The Last three counties, where los Sc!
have occurred, gave larger republican ma
ioritieS in 1874 than in 1872.
The following returns have been re
ccived since the above f"otin@s wei
made:
Mar>hlpld, L. w. Pitkin, l56 Q
Pllintield y. Town~end. d III 9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
{, E \ 7 \ I X
|. | y | VI l.. \ / : 4.

The lame can be healed ana the wuld, mad " Il 'r
We know now Just what thu t-n:aur Imminent Wll IT,
They VIII not mend broken BONES but
they Will extract diy Ia cure thruatl,ln
and a ar.er RANGE flesh. bone and mus N ,l., Its
than any other article ever before discovered
Scientific skill cannot hey oI the effects Il tt-c
remarkable prtparatloas. Chrome IicaiAtI-nl II
many wears standing. Nel!ral-a. Weak Back. F"ser
sores Weeping Scdtlct, tiket BIZ asst. Us
torted JOINTS and SpraIned Limbs ot the worst kl-d
are cured by the Wllte CcntauT IlulincI4l
1t viii destroy the pam aud heal without a al
ordinary Burns and ocadS 1t VIII extract tn" lo>
of Bites and Stugs. and the frost from Frozen iIu
It'll very eiicaclous f5r ELr-ache Tooth ache, Itc.
and Cutaneous Eruptlons.
| Mr.. Josiah Westake, OF Mary eNille, .. writes;
| For years my rheumatism has been 5 bad that
have been uuablt to STR from the IDiis- lie II. :
three titles 81 teut.Iur Imminent ela,t me = Mali
wItnout my crut,ues | llciilu- TAI ltIA. tLi
your Ii ImeI4t simply Il marvel
| C. II Bennett Druggist Rock Prairie No say:
"Cei.taur LInlinent sells better and -lycs t..c b.-
satlstactluL OF any thing III til" ll4arhct
What the Centaur Imminent has done Tor others
will tor Aol. 1t Is handy, II l. reliable, aud Il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
CTOCKUOLDERS' MEETING

~ .l meeting OF the Stockholders = Is
,,dntpeer Manufacturing CONF III Ira-.sctoL
Tor the ensuing, ana rs on e
q her proper business: Will te n.I1 Ss1te
% o. me Company on Tuesday the l:ta daf ,,r y,
rex al = . c4ooA' < u ~ CHAIR z, WILLS "'f
Noae..ier. Aug l., le't
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
The yellow Ccntaur LInimcnt

is worth It's weight III gold to owner- OF Lor-ee AID
mules.
TITS LInlInent has cured more Spralued, AAterl"l
Ring -boued Called Horses three Years than
have Al! the Farriers III the country III 81 Is
effects are SIMPLY wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands IF certificates
= strong 3 the following:
My horse Was lame tor year with telock w7el-ch
All remedies utterly Jailed 10 cure and ,fl-l-t i
Worthless utI
winch rApItlS MIN Aearts
II.
p" REV. GEO " FERRIS.
NluUrNlIIe. tlIdrIt Co. y -
DEAR S1Ks. have used your Cvntaur I.luln-nt i'll
my family and iIu1 1t to toe at value l.,ee
send dollars worth, the IIlIt- and
horses RllLl SIC Nils
" ais Station, yOmIng Co, Pa
L makes very little difference what Ii. D:
whether 1t 10. Wrench. SraIn, Foll-EvIl, IIn-naI
Scratches Lanlecss Of any kind, the etfts t
same. Livery IL. Stage IIoIrIttuIs. Farmers, 4
should never be Without the yellow Cra IInlnent
1t Is sold cry where aud warranted Effects.
Laboratory of j. b. Rose 4 Co.
Dry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

WAsH1SG1oS.-N.H Caswell received 81
severe wound in the knee from 4 KICK by
n vicious horse. on the 31st IF August.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

Nothing !, more harra,sln. Than ulcers or boris
Fortunately they can be quickly healed by tnc use
If t,LESN's SOAP, wnlC't purcce the e
OF It's poisonous vuu> OF proud ne-h ami mus ie-
move. the only Obstacle to its healing. Grow young
IN ten minutes with HILLS lESTASrANEots HAIR
DYE. FASA"3
Letter, ncatled for at Montpelier, VI. Post
Once september Cd. 1916.
- JptaIi :t-,t letters persons must Ylfe ih'
ABOVE date.
LADIES Mrs Ilurlui, Bri.r. Miss MARI fdNaue
Miss Blauche sherman. Mrs tnarrlIe:Iey n4our
GE<ILEMfN Wn. Bird. lie, + Benuer. Summer
B.tcnp!or " alter f C.lrA, j. +. Cotton. James bu
pee. A " Hall. 1huey Hal.ln. j NJ He"e;t, jane
McAnu. + lNard NJrr. Jo Al Patro.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

VERMONT STATE FAIK-Ihr State Fair
will be held 1t st. Adams. sept. II, Is and
II. I'm orlrrt1 afford exhibitors an OPP
portunitv to show the merits of each inn
PIGMENT. Mr.. J. IL. Crosby lltS secured
the use Of acres of ground adjoining the
Fair Groun for the purpose. An persons
viii present entry tickets IL contributors
can obtain ground to work upon and teams
at reasonable rates. 1t i desired that All
parties interested in the manuftctu and
sale Of agricultural tools may avail them
selves of the privilege. All parties may
be assured that they will be kindly rtceiv-
ed and welcomed and no Partially shown
In order to avoid confusion, il is neccs -trl
! tia, persons desiring 10 avail themselves
of the advantages of this offer should i'm
mediatclv inform Mr.. CROSBY. that Ar
engagements may be made for teams.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
.r ,.'.d Dollars Reward

.-'T.
legislature will have some
~. u,mhcr~.
>-cht. to memory dear, were
..tt. friends last evening.
4 + also redeemed. \ good
.. Fairbanks. and u republican
.;Fr.
,a County gives about 1900
uaiorify for governor; an in
over two years ago.
W. T.. l,Iloiing in Jericho last
TX. Peek having more votes
,.,pt one.
Y.r MEEIr.-The result Of the
g.rc>,ive campaign in Mont
Indicate Il sinful proclivity for
u part of some republicans in
.,.u. So names on the Mont
., 1T ~ established by the
O.tII Authority.
NHA BITTER john l.. futile
r h,d 4 III liority for sheriff of
town. Write him up again.
lcpyblictn ticket in this coun-
tv maiorities ranging from
~ultc Will be unaninIDu,ly
...l ,hr House will have about
.r democrats rs in 1874.
- Institute for Washingt on
... uc held here on the 18th and
.msnth.
- the LARGEST ever cast i'll the
, VS.. 70. about 5000 of which
4l have some $4,000.
....~. ~ vote, for governor
.4.tp,un5 35l majority; the
:.l The largest majority ever
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

..,a.. the FREEMAN particularly va'ua-
- tr.4u all parts Of Vermont. and our
.. .,.r.t Parts of the state, especially il
.,.--,.t.i I.amoille Counties. Will confer
.,.u.Ani our readers by sending us
1J.cu~tArts and We viii arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
s4,@3 ::

W losses uradiusttd cr ut h!u ,r.,car. q this
he on the part The Directors. hat , -. s
ia cer OF the risks taken e>Ie, aN - r l.
the cdi - - the great d. lrecatleu "I an
haZaTu anu 49, re,uctlou valuations Ia- tt'
q t1 mon v hlch, doubtless has "a. - ,lt =,
lnslsttu and enables the Ilrectrr % rti
.to,l tstandne tho great destrIcton ~
tha n. ~ ar, as by the large desei--
IN tne 80 ,r,.nlinm notes by other Con alile,
! Inaue Xxi u1-Tr.I MS MOI LIVED Any A77hs7et9
/ l VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
Unsolicited Testimony.
Fairfield. Me-, April Is. 1854

Fairfield, NC, lrll Is, lS''.
,,cntemen-Seeing numerous certificates in the
Maine Farmer endorsing the merits OF he Great
Lucy Remedy, NI>TAR'S HALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, am induced and take great pleasure
giving publicity To the great cure II accompli-h
ed in family in the year 1886. Dunn the sum
postmaster i'll this place, was attacked with spit.
ting of blood, cough, weakness OF lungs. AID gem
eral debility, so much 80 that our family phH>
clan declared him to h we "A - seated consumption
months but received no bcnt tit from II. At length.
from the solicitation OF himself and others, was
induced to purchase one bottle OF WISTAlH> BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, which benefited him so
stored him to his usual state of heal h. can safely
| recommend thi, remedy To others in like condition
for il IS, | think. All 1t pu,rorts ,o be TIE GREAT
| LUNG REMEDY for The times!
| The above statement, gentlemen, Is nv volun-
tary offering To YOU favor OF ycuI ba,am, and Is
at your disposal.
| A,cyer YOURS A>DRW ARCHER.
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The NEW Town HALL Al ANEK.-This elegant
structure now complete. N beauty OF design IL
surpasses ~ ythlng III the state. CONSTRUCTED %
brick and dark marble It Is AS permanent as IL l.
charm NJ The English architects have IA formed II
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eye. DIR. }. {. AVER bult and gave IL TO NE t""i
IN acknow il,,n'nt OF the 'tl>t ctoh t'ieS con
tcrre, upon HIM IN taking his name. Although !
Is a generous rIit stili the hearty good WISHES "
"A whole people greater value, and the gen
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Hayes. NJ. D.,) having made an analysis OF Han
Vegetable ScIlan Hair Remover, rcporis II the be'
preparation Tor promoting healthy eNcretI'ns
the scalp. increasing the growth and restoring tn
. color OF the hair. fM36"i.